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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-03-12

Ousrry,ill-. Mt. Desert

Quarr,,ill-. Nj. Desert.
one day Of last week As Mr.. Obadiah
Alien, accompanied hv Rev. W. G.. Has.
kel, was driving To Ellsworth with his
colt, his sleigh was overturned by drift,
throwing the occupants both out. The
colt ran short di>tat &c dragging the
sleigh on its side, when lac was thrown
and easily caught. without much damage
being done other than breaking the di>hrr
of the sleigh
Timothy NJ Mason. of this town, went
to Bass Harhnr March 2ud. to put the
canning factory in readiness for the spring
campaign. We understand that it i the
intention of the MrS>rs Underwood Ia do
a larger business thi, summer III this fac
tory than ever before.
TlH paving cutting business has been
very duh here this wiutcr on account of
the ice which has covered the most of the
lodges The paving cutters unipn IL sim
alive and ready for business They have
got their bills of prices all ready for the
employers % sign before commencing on
the spring JOBS.
This tnwn at it, annual meeting voted
$ Ia 81. 10 build a road along the west
E,,r,haa,, u.rh.,r -, i,','.r...n, H.. ,,,',,,
road near Btrjamin Richardson's Ia tie
5 und district. The friends of the road
are very jubiiant over their success.
1t i hoped that this ROAD when built viii
,,,.h
,.I..,,, KIN ',..'
Der Of beautiful building sites, and it is be
leNed tnat the increased valuation Of the
nrnu-rty in thst vicinity viii max. ~,
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To Our Subscribers.

The SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT which APP
peared in our columns some time since. an
nouncing special arrangement " it'll DIR. B. J.
KENDALL Co. of Eno>burgh Falls. VT, pub
fishers OF A Treatise on the Horse and his
Diseases" whereby our subscribers were en-
abled TO obtain d copy of that valuable work
FREE by sending their address to B. J. KEN
DALI Co. fand enclosing "a two-cent stamp for
mailing .ame) is renewed for limited period.
We trust all will avail themselves OF the OPP
portunity OF obtaining this valuable work
To every lover of the Horse it is indispensa-
eases which afflict this noble animal. Its phe-
nomenal sales throughout the United States and
Canada. make it standard authority. Mem
ton this paper ,chen sendiag for" Treatise"
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-DANA,S RSOIIITEIY CIIRES DIS.
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MRS. MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP has been
used by millions of mothers for their children
while teething. II disturbed at night and brok-
en- of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain of cutting teeth send at once
and get bottle of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup" for Children Teething. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon it. mothers. there is no mistake about it.
1t cures diarrhPa. regulates the stomach and
bowels. cures wind collie. softens the gums.
reduces Inflammation, and gives tone and
energY to the whole system. MRS. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup" for children teething is
pleasant to the taste. and is the prescription
of one of the oldest and best female physicians
and nurses in the United States. and is for
sale by all druggists throughout the world
Price TWENTY-FIVE cents bottle. Be sure and
ask for MRS. WINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP"
1y40.
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Farm for Sale or to Let.

The subscriber offers to sell or let his farm, lit
uated In West il-worh, stA or seven miles from
Elsw orth post-offiee. on the l'e'iham road. Ii
cuts twelve tons Of hay, has large pasture well
fenced and a good orchard of grated fruit.
AsrApply to MOSES TRuEwORTHY,
West Ellsworth. Maine.
March =. 1881. 3mosl0>
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The Legislature,


Tuesday. Mar. 3.
q PETITIONS, ETC, PRESENTED AND RE-
FERRED.
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New Hampshire Fire lbs. Co.,

MANCHESTER, y. II.
JAMES A. WESTON, Pres. JOIN c. FRENCH. Sec
Statement of Business for 1880
Capital paid up in Cash. S6lOO1lO 90
ASSETS, DEC. 81, 1880
Loans on bond and mortgage (lrst
liens). siOa Iie se
Sticks ami bonds owned By the com
pany, market value. 81, sse q;
Loans secured by coaterals w g,5 m
Cash In the company's principal Office
and IN bank. IG,5ss O6
Interest due and accrued aOsla on
Premiums 10 due course OF collection 81 35I 81
Aggregate OF ali the admi' ted assets Of
the company At their actual value, 1853 I57 70
LIABILITIES DEC. 81, 1880.
Net amount OF unpaid losses and
claims. asieH,s
Amount required 10 safely re insure
outstanding risks, $40 su- ~
All other demands against the com -
panv, viz. commissions, ETC.. 13l7oaa
Total amount of liabiht es except
capital stock and net surplus, 69a 6,a IN
Capital actually paid up in cash. tO0 0o0 ~
Surplus beyond capital, AN iSs no
Aggregate amount Of liabilities
including net surplus, l659.l57 70
lwll
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seldom gels il. This isn't intended to be
personal.
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COUNTY OF HANCOCK - ~, Ja-. + Parsons,
I ASHER OF the above named hauk, a" ~ucmnly
swear that the above statement l. true e. the best
of my knowledge aud belief.
JAS. T.. PARSONS Cashier
Subscribed ami sworn to before me this 5th day
OF March, 1891.
ON hR W TAPLFN.
seal Notary Pablo.
Corrcct--At"-t
tHt>. &. BtRRlLL,
IOI\ Il. REDNA\ Directors
SAMUEL J. MORRISON,
XVII
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PASSED TO BE ENACTED.

An act to insure the better education of
practitioners of dental surgery and to reg
ulate the practice Of dentistry in the State
of Maine.
An act to incorporate the South Goulds-
boro Water Company.
An act to protect the fish in Noyes pond,
in the town of Buehill, in the county of
Hancock
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned that she has been duly appointed
and has taken upon herself the trust OF an adj
ministrator OF the estate OF Roland n. Peck,
late Of Ellsworth. In the Co. OF Hancock ,decea sed
by giving bond as the law directs; she therefore
requests all persons who are indebted TO said de-
ceased's estate to make immediate payment and
those who have any demands thereon to exhibit
the same for settlement.
ANNA A. PECK.
Feb. 18th, A. d. 1891. 3Wll
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OF NEW ARK. y. j.

THE subscribers hereby give public notice to all
1 concerned, that they have been duly appoint.
ed and have taken upon themselves the trust Of
executors of the last will and testament OF Mat
thew Benson late of fremont. In the county Of
Hancock. State of Maine, deceased. and have Civ.
bonds as the law directs. and they have an
pointed David W. Benson, of fremont In said
county and State their agent in the State OF Maine
In all relating to the settlement Of the
tate of said Matthew Benson. deceased; they
therefore request all persons who are indebted to
said deceased estate to make immediate payment
and those who have any immediate demands
thereon TO exhibitthe same for settlement.
Dated February 2sth, A. l.9i.
LIZZIE r. BENSON
3wll MARY A. BENSON.
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Why is heart disease so prevalent
among Americans? Its latest prominent
victim was Senator Wilson, of Maryland.
who died suddenly at Washington last
week.
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REPORT OF THE
60 NJ ID L r T Q N
"O OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Of Ellsworth, at Ellsworth, in q g state %
Maine, at the close OF business
Feb. %, l>9l.


STATE OF MAINE
COUNTY OF HANCOCK, s. u, Fred L. Kent,
Cashier of the abuve-named bank, Ito -olemuN
swear that the above statement Is true to the best
of my knowledge and belief.
FRED L.. KENT, Cashier.
Subscribed ami sworn 10 before IN. this 5th iav
of March, ls9l
HENRY W. CU>HMAS.
(Seai.) Notary Public
Correct--Auest
;. h WHITING,
J.. A. EMERY, Directors
LEWIS FRIEND.
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Maine City Elections.


Bangor MayoraIty snow ed ndrr.
BANGOR. March 9.-l'he municipal cleo
ton in this city to-day resulted in the cleo
ton of Joseph f. Snow Dem over F. o.
Beal Rep. by a plurality of 5l5. The
official vote stood; Beal. 1872, Snow
1850 The city council will stand the same
a before: aldermen, Republicans and 3
Democrats city council, - Republicans
and Democrats. Many Republicans voted
tor the Democratic candidate for mayor on
account of the railroad controversy past
and present.
Brewer Elects the Entire Republican Ticket.
BANGOR. March 9.-In the Brewer city
election, Col. Jasper Hutchings was unani-
mously elected mayor, receiving Az votes.
The city government is entirely Republic
can.
Augusta Republican.
AUGUSTA, March 9 John W Chase.
Republican. was elected Mayor over Rob
ert J. Martin, Democrat, by 202 plurality
The Republicans carry every ward but
one in the city for members OF the City
Government.
Belfast Elects Democratic Mayor.
BELFAST. March . William f. Thomp-
son, Democrat, is Iccted Mavor hv $50
majority. Both branches Of the city
government are Republican.
Biddrford Democratic.
BIDpEFoRp. March .. The city election
resulted in the election OF the full demo-
cratic ticket in every ward. Mayor Ed
ward w. Staples. Democrat, had ll94:
DR. John Lord. Republican, $40.
There was Democratic gain of 40
over one year ago. The election was very
quiet.
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Senator Carlisle is the latest sufferer
from that dangerous malady known as
presidential fever. Once thoroughly in
oculated with the virus of that disease no
man was ever known to entirely recover
his peace of mind
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Portland, Mount Dsed and Machias Steamboat Co
Resumption Of Service.
Commencing Tuesday, March 10th,
STR. CITY OF RICHMOND,

CapIaIH W Z. DENNISON,
Will leave Portland for Machiasport and will make
two round trips per week. weather permitting,
between Portland, Bar Harbor and Machia-port,
via usual landings. leaving Machasport every
Monday and THU sday at am. and leaving
Portland every Tuesday and Friday at II p m.
Leave Bar Harbor going east at r. NJ, We'd
nesdays and Saturdays; going scesf. at 10 A. NJ,
Mondays and Thursdays.
PAYSON TUCKER,
Vice Pres. and Gen'l Manager.
+. L. BOOTHBY, Genl Pass. and Ticket Agt.
AwlO
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Re-OpeDing Of the Franklin House

The Franklin House having been renovated
throughout win be opened to the public on the
first da! of April next.
Is, +. GRAY. Proprietor.
Ellsworth. March 10, l,9t. 3nl'
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WAN TIED

At the Franklin House, d competent girl to 10
general housewurk Cool wages viii be paid
H. +. GRAY, Proprietor.
lsworth, March 10, 1871. 3wIl'
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STATE OF MAINE.

uANCOCK, - To the ~hertn- of nur re-4ert.,.
Counties OF either of their rcpuucs.
nEttriNG
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The Maine delegation in Washington
arg all planning little diversion before
returning TO their homes Senator Hale
@9"s south to join his family. Senator
Frye and Speaker Reed vii! remain in
Washington for d few weeks Congress
m Dinsley and Boutelle will remain in
Washington ten days or fortnight Mr.
Milliken goes to California as member
of the committee to accompany the re-
mains of the late Senator Hearst.
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FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS

DANA's "ABsoLUTELY CURES DIS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-23
ALL II SAID MAS 1RUE
The Plonesr Press Reasssrts lis
alleged Libel
AGAINST hoy. mIiIIUS DOsyeLLY
Aas fredaess ssissnes ia Ssars 30 shss
That as W a. Sa44tF sf Accepting
ssssfsl Briees Wnns he eas
La the Caltsa state. SsagFs>s-

NfSSEAPoLTs. MINI. Oct se.-In the
salt % IgnAtlus Donnelly against the
81 Paul Pioneer Press for si0o. 300 for
libel the witnesses Of the newspaper
had the stand al day Wednesday. In
its answer tAe Pioneer Press not only
insisted that al il hai said of Mr.
Donnelly was true, bus made
q dozen other astounding charges,
duplicating Mr. Donnelly. the
officers Of the Central Pacific
railway and many public men After
making specific charges ~ 20 the cor
rupt use Of money IN Legislative hghts
the answer passes 10 Mr.. Donnelly's
record in congress- He Is there charged
with receiving from the Memphis. Ell
Paso a Pacific Railroad Company
e20o. 600 in capital stock aud a pronis-
cory note or due bill for $50, 900 signed
by the officers of the company for his
influence in favor of measures affect
ing the company favorably. He Is also
charged with offering to pay the wife
OF Congressman Springer -, 900 TO
influence MIR. Springer liz Ais
favor In an election contest
He is also charged with demanding
aud receiving IS. 0os from Richard Fran
chot, agent Of the Central Pacific rail-
road, for his influence In favor of the
road while in congresA Ex-Congress-
man william s. King was on the stand
several hours and corroborated many
OF the Pioneer Press sensational
charges. He testified positively TO see
ing drafts for s.. 300 aud s.. 900 from G.
4. Huntington for Mr.. Donnelly
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-23
ILLINOIS FARME Frs.
The Consention As Springfield Elect Omi-
GERS and ADOPT . Platform

The Censeation &C Springfield Elect Omi-
GERS and ADOPT . Platform
SPRINGFIELD, H., Oct "a Az
Wednesdays session Of the y. NJ B. A.
ths following officers were chosen:
President, ~ NJ. Barnett, of De Witt
county; vice president Charles Palmer.
of Richland county; secretary, w. E.
Robinson. Of Bond county; treasurer,
Jonas Tont4, of Madison county.
Among others resolutions were
adopted demanding the free and un-
limited coinage of silver; q graduated
income tax; the election of all officers
from president TO postmasters by di-
rect vote; the extension of the free
mail delivery to shs country, and de-
nouneing government subsidies
The following resolution caused .
long aud protracted debate but was
finally adopted by large majority:
I'VE are opposed 10 all monopolies and want
I. distinctly understood that the organised
liquor trafao 10 included We oppose the un-
holy alliance Of sns government with said
business As . remedy ve propose that all
revenue and license lawa high OF low, must DO
repealed both state and national"
Resolutions were adopted instructing
the delegates W she national assem- bly,
Co endeavor TO secure an amendment to
the constitution making women eligible
90 me IN bership in the order. and reduc-
ing the required minimum age OF MEM
bers TO 10 years Fifty-seven delegates
20 the national assembly were selected.
tendent Connors has notified Conductor
n1ty., ku,ith
John Meehan of the freight train
that their services were nc
longer needed by the Chicago & Eas
ern Illinois railroad. Middle Brakeman
showels was also discharged for sleep
ing on duty at Watseka- The head
brakeman. William Cloyd, was not
found 10 be implicated and he will con-
ti1ue with she road. This action was
taken after giving the men a fair and
iru martial trial
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-23

CHNCA0O. Oct- u.
CATTLE-Market moderately active anc
prices ruled l0c lower, especially for common
and medium qualities. Quotations ranged 81
s20o16 % for prime TO shipping steers; A.3o&
$50 for good TO fancy 90. g. 30Oa4 90 for common
TO fair do; &o09425 for butchers Steers;
81 sOQ2e0 for Stockers; t2e043 10 for Tex
aus; y 5OG460 for rangers; 0oo13 q
for Feeders; si sOls35o for Cows; t.,e1a7 IS
for Bulls and ~ 5ot5 90 for Veal Calves.
HoGs-Narkct Moderately active. but feeling
rather easy Prices without material
change. Sales ranged at 004t4 i5
for Pigs; G7o1435 for light; 1ssG
4o5 for rough packing; sasc14s 70 for mixed
and a 10 s4S for heavy packing and shipping
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-23
A aateI pe.traxsa.

NATURAL BsIpsx, Va. Oct ea-Tha
Forest hotel. the largest and principal
hotel q, the famous Natural Bridge,
TOOK fire at p. IN. Wednesday during
dinner. aud in two hours was in ruins.
The cottages adjacent To the hotel
were also reduced 10 ashes The
property destroyed u valued 1t $50, 600
and u fully insured
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-23

MAssID. Oct 2a--seser4l villages
IA the provines of Granada have been
isolated oy the neods aaa the supply Of
food IN these places Ass ia consequence
become very scarce. lrafss has been
completely stopped between Salamanca
and op0rto, pSFtios oz the railroad
line connecting the two cities having
beea destroyed D. a lsndslids.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-23

7 BsslrS. Oct 22.-An exhaustive
article from the pen Of Prof. Koch is
published. The article will treat of the
origin. preparation and application OF
tabercline. In il the professor will de-
clare that by chemical experiments he
has succeeded in purifying his lymph
of ell infammatory matter He will
aid that the effect of an application
OF pure lymph differs but little from
the effects Of an application of crude
lymph Only. he says. the amount OF
the dose determines the effect
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-23

PIrr1BU n. Pa, Oct ga head
snd collision of freight trains occurred
at Round Bottom station on the Pitts
burgh. McKeesport & youghiogheny
railroad beth trains were wrecked
aad Engineer William Scott and Brake
nan Frank Green killed instantly
The resi- of the crews escaped by jun p
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-23
WISCONSIN, FAIR eulLoINo.

=, wtii Ne Typical of the Better Class OF
fsdg-r state Homes
MuwAUKEs, Oct - - The state
'bosrd Of worlds fair commissioners
inside public The plans for the Wiscon-
am building The plans are those sub
mitted By william Waters. an Oshkosh
architect The Building will be 90 by
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-23

icn. lad, attention snd because Of his
belief taas the Office shoeld 20 20 .
msa who intends - make Oklahoma
hls hoAs
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-23
]. g. ALEXANDER,
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE!
RkAL, EsIAIE

Ia sstas kfscs locates "a sst fffass 81.
Ess. Il ifs sa@ ~. IS fof - 8. hl@es - 4se's
tksss sssses fss sessa see -
go. .sss.<.s fnf e&a<s a kes~es reF -
a., a. 80 szsk - 4a fses sat - stts
ssssx,ts ia ssia "a - s@Es. l1shftt =
A A ia6D. hl \ ess EslsssH
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-23
roR RBsT-BusTyEss PLAuEs


WANIFff Bears ~ tee Ysuhf n~n. so1tt
~ feHHfsia ah1 rssE II u Rsatnn FFsf~f~
ri nfst ass references 9lYea. Address \ !,
esre f@ cafsh tlrrala 81
WANTED --f4saa bears 49, wrH farnisess
team wftnfh sas miie - thf eefneF 81
Pear aas fsaal "a sa8fessi 4 y Bok
ssss "a AIS sns> ~
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-23
THE MARKETS
Graiaa Provisions. Etc.

CHICAGO. Oct -
rLouR-Qulsi Spring Wheat Patents. Is. SC
@s7s; Bakers. a5o9bAs5; Winter Wheat
Flour Patents, 6.00ss5. -; straights. A76 500
WaEAr-Raled unsettled at higher Ipricos.
No. cash and October. o3s9Asc. December.
96< <G96xc; and May, tL0i4Gslozk.
CohN-Moderate trade and market frm- No
q 3sa155c; No Yellow. So b5L4c; No. 8 54c;
October. 54,sa,5Sc; November. +ss.15oAo; Dc
cemoer. +44s+≻ Year. t3tV44.c; May.
<2A4Gf2he
OArs-Firm- No. cash. ss,seasAc; No
vemoer. So5sG3ec; May si3s9Sikc. Samples
In fair supply and higher No. j saae9Ae
White, 3issG52.e.
RYE-FirIner No. cash, sskc; November.
Sac, and December ,S81c
BARLEY-Dem and tame. market easy with
no quotable change; poor unsound So53sc;
common mash mating 3S943c; fair 10 good,
4s1t5sc; choice heavy and bright, 5o2eoc. and
fancy, 6lGo5e.
MESS PoRK-Trading fairly active and prices
higher. Prices ranged at sss1sS9 90 for cash
ts 7SQas7S, for November; q. " 1900 for De.
cember, and sli 351.il 42}s for January.
LARD-Market moderately active and prices
higher. Quotations ranged at ". yog6. 32ss foi
cash: 6s7aQo3s.. for November; e. 35a6. 81 J,
for December. and - 42rs 1o IS for January.
PoUITRY-Live Chickens. 797isc per 10
Live Turkeys. s2loc per ID; Live Ducks, sG0e
per 10; Live Geese. 1000. % per Dozen
BurTER-Cre amery. ie13lc; Dairy, i4426c:
Packing Stock i1G- 81
OILS Wisconsin Prime White. Sc: Water
White sac; Michigan Prime White, 9Lic; Wa
ter White l01.c; Indiana Prime White, 9kc;
Water White, Zoe; Headlight, i75 test SIC;
Gasoline. 81 deg's. lac, "a de;'s, sac.
LIQuoRs-D Distilled Spirits remain frm on
he basis Of uls per gal for finished goods.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-23

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axHi tFeneaF fAat fses 4Hzs sfA
asesG - issss fsa het~@&h sAa . -
%a&ssss Tie Kase - Recess eena ass.s FssH
q ssaaietsab safssias tFsas hsss4s sieA,
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-23

TRADE OFF WHAT Y0u DON'T HANT~
n "a eaa rate faur haFs<s % carriages ~
ear Hse
Yea asn ffsss peer haass ara ist fef fFait
f1fas - n stees f.rm - sGsaa farm sas Be
iasee@Haeaf - stffsss.
a. xss~ ssrrissfs - exchanges sss ksss
tise tsfsrsf dsf . n effs
- sFase : ffnf fsrH. aesF ksaSstaas IA
snsFss aNs - Hat tsF efss pfee-ffs
fs 8ass a sms8 plsaias aitl sa4 sss fss-
esss ~ sasfhiss
> flsse 4 sfHs 81 ieses = sSs 4f Tasss
II iflift 4 sias shsR : rSsfsaFaHE
- . e b tt isal - sisat : fzfla - k4fsfss
- ssfHa- H esasbfF isaSafa 90 81 H sss-
sas isssF ; Misssafs. sd afRseF issss = as
s. ssf7ea
- sef esF tsf - fft fff zaa tsit esk
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HtAAke AId,kk.
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Telegram-herald., 1891-10-23
DeG0LlA BROS,
sk4LEss "A
Real Estate, Business Exchange
AND LOANS
s and 3 lever Block

FOR ssLk-or exchange; los acres ls ailes
orchard, soil clay lean Ials IL Ne lara,
price so.N
INk SAILOR exch1nges 80 acres a. niies
from Aiddiesiile. Barry ccuRtss room
ho1sSr new i@TSe barb soea outbutldinss sooa
SOL. ~ acres seeded And a acres 81 wheat %
E'oR KxCuAN6E-lae acres 81 niles from
= hasl.nd. Aliegsa eeunts. with two houses
improved. y acres see8edi ta exchange tsr
sOngh end property; price s.-90
E0R sALE-or exchange; % acres niles
from eityi clay loan. new kossss rke
place Tor gardening; prlces.0o
no EAchAS6E-For farm w1fhin 10 or u
= inlles OF city. Two houses aaa two iots ea
Esst Leonara-st.. no iacsmbsraBce. and
would tske small incnnberanee n Yea wish 10
get good city property here Is yonr chance
TO EACHANGE-for iarm. ssoen house in
northern part % the citys large let With
fair barn: would pay some cast difference.
fIo ExcHAN6E-For farm; 2 nice houses on
South loaia-st; this Is extra good resi-
dence property. owner would pay fiee "a
500; cash difference for GOOD larm. price u
his property - On.
fC0 EXCHANGE-For farm near some small
u village. l0rosm house aud two vacant
lots Ia north end. a.! worth t5e1f 10 incufi-
beraRee ana would pay some casa II necessary.
T0 ENCBANGE-for farIn within 10 niles OF
i city. sloom house tn sauthefG part OF
city. worth sl2o; would take some incambeT-
aAce.
TOR SAIE-gr acres ~ land 10 miles south
aud eAsi OF city q acres Ia proved balance
beech. maple aud OAK umher; ssl4n house.
large barn aad othSr outbaiidinEs 3 acres or
char9; soil clay loami best farm In tie couu-
ty; price 500.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-23
DAILY Markets.
Price.to Farmers.

GRArN-wheat ssc; corn. 5sc; oats. 2sc rye
75c; barley. Sl.l0 3 cwt-
Mgars-Beef ll4a1c; pork. 5451sc; mutton. 3
dec: spring lamb. Sc; fowls. egsc; spr ng
chicken, lallc; veal. olsc; turkeys. lz11e;
iucks. lzc.
PROnucE- Butter, 2Oc; eggs. &c; potatoes. 3oc
= bu: beets. sc \ bu. onions. &C bu rad sh
es Zoe = doz, Desns hand picked. sl.oO
= bu; honey. l0c: peaches. slpe@s2u9 hu:
..rapes. soc ' basket; pears. S..-5 ? bu; ap
pies. T5caSi.o0 = bu.
woaI-Washed. 2l@gsc; unwashed N99c.
HsY-Timothy, sl5esl6 ton; clover. SIG -
per ton: straw. IS q ton.
Ulpts tNn I TAtLows-t;ree n. sc; part cured.
i<c, cured. &c: calf skins green. bci call skin.
cured. lei tallow. 41zc; peits. oecss.o 81; dekin.
ltGLsc
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-23

TIVE vsCoSsp FAN Hufr-nrvs.
% feet shr.e stories higs. giving IA 900
square feet ~ door space. Of . Queen
Aane style Of srehitestnrs, and r-sem-
b.es In general outline any one OF
hundreds % residences IN Milwaukee,
Will. ito estimated cost sss. 500, viii
t.ll short cf The cost Of many Of them.
ssrhe intention a. said Chairman
Smith. - make the building typical
~ he Wisconsin, bones of the better
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