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The evening world., 1891-05-09

She sank upon her knees, powerless to
move. He stood as II trAnshxed. Neither
could take tho first step towards separa-
tion. It was living death to remain--death
of all hope to part.
blanche ?"
Albert !"
They were again locked in each others
arms; but even as lip met lip in what they
determined should be the final kiss, there
was rushing sound, and great dog
bounded to the feet of the girl, and famed
upon her for caressos.
"Bayard' Great heaven" she ex-
claimed, and, falling backward, was car
tied into the house insenslble.
The mex. day explanations came. The
man who had .aken away the dog TO kill
believed him TO be mad, but wisely deter
mined to keep him in confinement until he
could be certain with regard to the fact.
That night the animal had escaped; and
In the hereafter, never was dog so petted
as was Bayard by Albert Bertrand and hiN
beautiful wife. Blanche
The evening world., 1891-05-09
BROOKLYN Theatres.

Hoyts sat;rical comedy. "a Texas Steer,
that had such a successful run OF the Bijou
Theatre, New Yors, Will receive its rrBt pres
entation in BROOKLYN Monday evening, at the
Park Theatre. II is brimiu! OF fun, and treats
OF Texas ranchman, VINO. with mis- wife and
daughter, are ttansplsnted into Washington
society. The cast In cludes Tim Murphy, Flora
Walsh aud others well known.
At the Amphion next week there will be
played special engagement OF the ever-pop-
uiar Z" DR.. Bill, the laughing success OF the
tef son. il will he preceded al every perform
suce by Jeromc's one-act plpy, /" Barbara. :"
The cast for both PLAYS Ia exceptionally strong,
there being Selma Fetter, Louise Allen lHabele
Gee, Mrs. Louise Eldridge, j. b. Polk and j.
W. Jennlnga
Those popular comedians Gus Williams and
Jonn #. Kelly, fresh from their New York en-
paSements, will present the laughable "musi-
Academy Monday evening next. A feature of
the performance Is scene which 10 the fac
smile of the New York Casino roof garden.
At Ho,mes's Star Theatre next week there
win he given grand spectacular performance
| of " Under the Gasight," a strong emotional
drama, for which great cast has been Sc
| cured. In conjunction. there will be an as
Butler and long list of artists in their various
| specialtes.
Huher Il Gebhardt's Casino has fine list
| of attractions for the coming week. Mile.
| will introduce dances OF all nations. Others
on The billa are Miss Flora Has'irgs sorg an 4
| dance arliste; George HOLLOWAY, late of Herr
mann's TransatlRntiques, Charles II. Duncan,
| the Rice Bros and everyoody's fayorite, Min-
| ME Schult.
| The Novelty Theatre will have that humor-
ous and universally liked farce-comedy, Hoyrs
q" a Bunch Of Keys," all OF next week for its
patrons. This earlier effort OF Hoyts is still d
| potent attraction, and 1t will undoubtedly de-
| light large audiences In the Eastern District.
A comp petent company will Interpret Its many
| features.
| Thu Harvard pur,a.oua fompany fae,r,n
| OF which is twenty ed-haired maidens, " and
| the well-Enown stars of pugilism, Slavn and
| Mitchell, are billed 10 appear az Hyde Ben.
mana next week,
The evening world., 1891-05-09
BLANCHE'S PERIL.
The Story of a WOnnan's Secret Which
WGs Happily Cleared Up.

relative to rain time started converse
ton between them, and before many miles
had passed they were chatting together like
DIS friends.
Suddenly a tremendous crash inter
rupted their conversation, followed by the
screams of the passengers. A rock had
fallen upon the track in the cut through
which they were rushing, and before the
engineer could stop the train the collision
occurred
The wrecked cars were piled on every
side and from them came shrieks OF the i'm
prisoned people.
The carriage which contained Albert and
The evening world., 1891-05-09

Tired OF Paris life with means sufficient
10 render his time his own without the
necessity Of working, Albert Bertrand de-
termind to seek the solitude of the country
and forget his pride, wounded by the re-
iusal Of one whom he had hoped to make
his wife.
To that end he seated himself in a rail-
way carriage and was soon leaving Paris
lar behind.
FOR time he was so engrossed with his
moody reflections that he failed to notice
'emarSably pretty girl, who came and sat
oesids him in the only unoccupied seat in the
uSin. A casual question asked of him
The evening world., 1891-05-09
A PURITAN PAGAN.

A Story of Modern Men and Women, with
action laid in New York and Paris. This
is the latest product of the pen of Julien
Gordon (Mrs. Van Rensselaer, cruger).
author OF "A DIPLOMATS Diary. "A Sue
cesSfvi Man, MNe. Residu. Yam
pires." DC. Opening chaoters in Next
,SUN0Ay S W0RLD. Don t fail to begin with
the beginning.
The evening world., 1891-05-09

4Ol Her feet by WORLD WANTS" led TO
ISO Use yonr brains and push on. Thousands
foG q %SP opPor!tWynitiss W.s.s arc offered you in
fSQ Grandfather sat In the inglesde
Zoo Aud pesred through the WORLD Want"
"Ihsd no such chances for work." he
AKA Be sa Is. Yoa Ssa ud
4O4 regular smpioy%on. through tho agency
Xxx Iasonpy.Sss.iSi. Isl n =, s. MSS Ct THE
200 ss9ss 1857 e. ssSRssS; RsS
AS6 &h.a Adam and Eve ploushod, disrod
They found that work is no royal road
Esa %onhS sS' sast cheer their
457 ASsAs Ss %.P; R;siSs: S7sss.s great susDAr
ISS Man wants but littls-a WORLD WANT"
1SO :'Hard toll can roushen form aud face.
4cO And want can quench tho eyes bright
But woRLp "wsnt i" ads bring easy TOLL
From which NO wise man would Esooil
IEn 'Toinorrov cheats us all; why dost
And issys nsdono what should be done
So at the nearest newsstand you should
This mornings WORLD; with nows twill
461 e.: sRss.ss j, rsS!! ssSs %osnD
advertisement,
n SH u-IOsltlcu toN.
4Oz WORLD Wants" at work.
4. N. New job: more salary.
And T. sfs The ' Wonso % II nsn1'i yoa iud 1t .,way,
IG1 Hyou want desk room anywhere.
AOf Or nave tho samo to let,
Rs6Ii.. 1isII; sI oIRIssI1 RSs il II, TEE wOHrD
465 W: s:%ss s::ss; Sd'wo.nDw'n'.
ISS know, then this truth. enough for man
.na,Sls sSsS R;ss Re;ssDi1s:r in =: s..s,s
The WORLD supplies IL, as is oft
Ac1 II n You don't see in THE woILp tn.
80 ewn van. ths!. and wsi: for Top!iss: .
;sSSRS : 8 1850 'Fs
1GO IA raan. q mHn-my kin sdom Tor man ~
400 6erce. ImPet.ous saddle horse aegsn;
His ownor advsrtised-s WORLD Want v
proos,rd ss;st the nag master who eoa''
40 Ta yss %sssp sss,' 9 any .ps
At dogs or bird. you have for sale.
" Wonhp %h we wsns" %s 70 ID aos Vim seldom fail
Your needs to satisfy.
Az sysr a.sd raa WoshD
without deriving some advantage there
1T0 Durch cine deutsche annonee in THy
Il d WoRLD konnen allie cure Wunsche err
|74 youth once wantad o place ss clerk.
II II And WORLD "Want" set him at once
to work.
INK Dimes and dollars, dollars and dimes,
fdc An empty, pocket 3 the worst oi
Dimes and nickels. nickels and dimes,
WORLD Want" fills pockets many
times.
476 VICE. f:ss: ;1.s: p4s's.ss ss'''~'a talked with
And news. much older than them all.
The New York wonLD now daily Is a,
And brings fresh news from all parts oi
THE land
1FT Harlemites and Jerseyites,
Il 1 Just the same as Brooklvnites.
Every one around the town.
In his special WORLD delights
1FO A stitch in time saves nine.
II o Better put your want" ad In THF
WORLD now and save future trouble and
poverty
LH0 The dowager rides iu her cAbriolet
* ~ And the millionaire in his cosy coupe,
And when either OF them would their car
riaRes sell
The WORLD wants ".quieky the storJ
tell.
ASn TEE WORLD ist die einziEe zeitung.
HoV welGhs ArnouCen in zweI SprAcheu
druckt. Leset die deutschen AnnOnceu
Aut der letzten seite.
The evening world., 1891-05-09
Offering ODDS.

lFTom Jsdgsi
The New-York- -bound D. l. A W. train was
pullng out OF the Broai-street depot, Newark,
when the brcakman put his head in the door
to announce the next station. - Harrison
nextl" he shouted,
"Ten to one he isn'ti" yelled man 10 the
rear OF the car, jumping to his feet.
The evening world., 1891-05-09
NEW ADS ON L"STATIONS
BRIGHT SAYINGS ABOUT 1.-THE
WORLD" AMUsE THE MASSES
Now Is the Time to Advertise and "Tbs
Worlds" Columns Are Opop TO You
Thirty More Gems Displayed Ysster.
day. on second and sixth Avenucs-
Vote Early II You Want n Prize.

EtL-LADEN bas-
kets filled to the
brim with the good
things oflife are the
experience OF those
who work well the
advertising field,
whether in the way
OF pushing some
line Of goods or in q
more hum BILE way
watching the news
paper columns for
The evening world., 1891-05-09

chances OF wotK or inviting the attention oil
employers by the same means
Filled to the brim and running over il the
motto Of The WORLD day by day. Big
though the paper is. IL has but so many col
umns OF space each day and there is noth-
bio rs avacant newspaper column and this
explains why some item of news which you
would gladly have seen 10 not there.
least that instalment Of them, Yesterday
spread out TO kiss the genial May sunshine.
There was another thirty OF the long line
side Of the Job. They are good ones too
fair to average and q tiife over. as the mar
ket reports say. o. J. GUIDE y Go. must
BART part Of fad their srasheadeS literary Machine
varied feld yesterday. Way up at the top
the nf bottom @ 'Vsnde end '' ot the Second ave.
nus route, from Chatham square
along to First street 1t il .
are are somewhat magnificent. but the posters
along with those inseriptions which tell OF
the ,oTy Of wnn %sn fsrdon tsSs sTc
New York, society by a New York society
woman: Who is one of the rising lights II
nom, de ps,nne promises to become one o.
the famous ones Of the world Of letters. and
the story OF "A Puritan Pagan VIII
the highest circles OF fiction writer's.
| A word as to the voters. AZ soon as TO-
morrow's paper gives you the last batch
OF the three best on the list and send II &c
signs" box 1854, N. Y: P; o.. and II
your figures are the first TO hit the popular
don't want to wait for the paper take q stroll
up the Second avenue line, and then from
| First street up. you will find the sign,'
be printed in Sundays Womb Below fnt
! yesterdays instalment
The evening world., 1891-05-09
Tourists,

Whether on pleasure bent or business, should
take on every trip bottle of Syrup Of Figs. Gs
1t acts most pleasantly and enectuaily on the
Kidneys, liver and bowels, preventing feyers,
headaches and other forms of sickness For
sale in 5Oc and 81. 90 bottles by all leading
druggists. -
The evening world., 1891-05-09
Forcing the Season.
fnsm Puck. !

TFTdW FUoN.T
MiEs BudlonR-How love the Spring. when
all the buds and green things are coming out!
Miss Round de Bout-Yei; that's tho differ
ence between nature aud society; the latteP's
buds and green things come out In the Winter.
The evening world., 1891-05-09

"Wretched affair. that suit for divorce insti-
tuted against Idealow by his wife. Haven't
seen her maiden name in print before7"
"Possibly. II was abe who won that 81, 900
prize ior the best description Of an ideal nus
band.
The evening world., 1891-05-09
In THE SUNDAY WORLD.

M. Quad at Bome-Redd the "Cofton
Blossoms" or "7he Transptanted
lime Hin Ciub," "The ArfSona
Kicker" and Other SkctoIsesj wa,
WisdoDt and Pafhos.
The evening world., 1891-05-09
Smithers Know,

Iron brooklyn LGs.l
Miss Wnkins-Ah, what q change one little
woman can make IN mans life.
Mr.. Smithers Exactly; and what heap oi
change she requires while doing II,
The evening world., 1891-05-09
They All Knew Him.

TFToW BrooKTt" LTc.1
Everybody In this part Of the city attended
Toosle's funeral"
Why, you just said he didn't have half q
dozen acQuaintsnces
"Yes, but you forget he played on the
corpet,n
The evening world., 1891-05-09

The Brooklyns and Philadelphia win play
the last game of their present series this alter
noon at Eastern Park, BrooElyn. 1t will also
be the last League ch ampiouship game played
In this vicinity until Memorial Day, whom the
clubs return from the West.
The evening world., 1891-05-09

The varunas have become disgusted with
amateur boxing, snd In the future they Will
devote their entire attention to the water, As
was taeir original Intention. Tney were or
ganiZed as boat club, but OF late years they
have heen drifting almost entirely too much
into the athletic Ousiuess, and especially tue
boxing end OF II.
The evening world., 1891-05-09

The Gotham whee,men will take a run tc
Larohmont tomorrow. Tho next sunday they
20 to Coney Island, aud on the following sun.
DAY to Tarrytown. May 30 they go to Milburn.
The evening world., 1891-05-09

Quite az extensive programme has been ar
ranged for the pony races and B:eeplech anes
this afternoon at the Hempstead Farm, Mea-
dow Brook. l. l., which Ia TO be under tho
The evening world., 1891-05-09

Joe Williams. the Baltimore lightweight, il
here now looking for wealth ana gore. lie
says he is willing to meet any 19s-pouud man
in America. and singles Jack Hopper as Q
marker.
The evening world., 1891-05-09

The trotting season will be opened at Fleet
wood Park ou Saturday noxt, when some fine
stepping will be seen, judging from the list Of
entriea
The evening world., 1891-05-09

From the manner In which the heavy
weights are coming TO the front 1t looks now
as though Slavin will have no difficulty what
ever in making quite NUMBER OF matches be-
fore he returns to his native country.
The evening world., 1891-05-09
THE WORLD. SATURDAY EVENING. MAY 9, 1891.
rule. of the American Pony Racing A,.oc,s-

The Sheridan opheimeT nght 10 on for the
present, hut may be fought some time ext
month. Too many people got the up for tho
mill to be run OF successfully.
The evening world., 1891-05-09

Great preparations are being made by tho
Sylvan Athletic Club for the athletic entertain
ment they propose giving Saturday, May "a
at Urbach's Hall. Third avenue and One Huns
dred and Seventeen street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-09
For Sale

Reimans planning mill in good running
order, apply at Mrs. Gus a. Reiman's,
No. % st. Johns street. l-6-lm
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-09

The New York Sun has on its staff
Chinese reporter, who keeps his
paper posted on all that is going on
of interest in the Chinese colony of
that city. On Wednesday he notes
the arrival from China of w Don Foo
Ching, a Literary fellern of b Ugh de.
gree, who left home because he dis
g yvered to his disgust that offices of
honor were being openly sold to the
highest bidder. AS he was the first
Chinese literary genius ever to arrive
in New York his delegated country
men of Chinatown elected him
their mayor with q salary of
1910 per annum, and as his
finances were very low they paid him
down 500. The Office carries with it,
however, a much higher money con-
sideratlon than the salary. The new
mayor is, Moreover, a master OF fine
Chinese penmanship, which among
the Chinese is, in itself, fortune,
as they ornament their houses with
writings instead of pictures. The
SUMS reporter interviewed several
leading and we'll informed Chinese
in that city, and he was greatly start
led by the information that almost
any reputable Cinnamon, with a
well.filled purse, can purchase in
New York almost any rank. The
money thus received its presumably
sent directly to the Empress
Dowager at Pekin, whose eXtrava-
gaDce it is said, forces her to this
method of filling her eXChequer.
Here are a few of the known prices
for ranks or honorable titles in New
York: For "Jun Fob" about like the
English "Sir Knight" 5000; "Gue
DIN" trifle higher than q "Sir
Knight, - $500; "Yuen Why" or
baron, $1,000; for a slightly h CHER
title than baron, $4,000. For a round
$4,000 q Chinaman can purchase the
office of ChefOo, a magistrate in a
city Of 10000 people.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-09
$4,000 Will Buy

A nice seven room house with two gal
leries. carriage house, stable, etc. on
Elmira street. One half cash. Balance
ne and two years.
JNo. II. HANBLETON Il Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-09

-SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY. A
marvellous cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria,
Canker Mouth. and Headache. With
each bottle there is an ingenious nasal in
jector for the more successful treatment
of these complaints without extra charge.
Price SOC Sold by AdOlph Dreiss.
3-DS-pod
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-09

-LosT-A ladies' gold watch be-
tween Alamo Plaza and Hous ION st.
bridge, finder leave same at F. F.
Collins Mfg Co. and receive re-
ward. 4-S.tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-09

ROUGH ON CORNS. Liquid, I5c
Salve 1Oc ROUGH ON TOOTHACHE
Instant Relief lOc.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-09
For Sale.

A Pony Cylinder press size Of bed IS
x 20. Speed $500 per hour. Bran new,
cost $3.50 Will be sold at liberal dis
count. Terms easy. Address,
Il. Il. JOHNSON.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-04
100 Doses One Dollar


A stranger In Grand Rapids who has been
-unfoi tanate in recent investments, Is very
desrous of obtaining en- ployment He Is a
graduate in commercial law and the science OF
accounts; is of middle age has family; IL .
member Of the Baptist Caurch. X. q. I. NJ. aud
Masonic fraternity; has had long and varied
mercantile experience and can furnish salts
factory references and give bonds ~ neces-
saryl for any pos ton of trust responsibility.
III forced q remain Idle. Will be obliged 10 sell
home AZ q sacrifice Or secure a loan thereon.
The harvest is too light. tae iaborers too
numerous and the necessities OF he hour too
great 10 express any choice OF position or
place. Should this Itch the eye Of A brother
or any one wi lag TO advise. riease address.
A. NJ. EsfckUs General Delivery, City.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-04
ANIMAL MsnrrNo.

The annusi meeting Of the members Of the
Nicniaaa Masonic Heme tsseelAtlen viii he
t~la ~ the atylsm 81 he Noiai tommsaders.
" iaateoaab tlous ia tSe eity ~ flfand Rap
ida Hiehlssn. Moaasg. Jsenars =. isst a
Z 81 . 'ffaet o ~ at ~hlsH sinae president
ana vice pfestasnt vill b elected fef eae YEAR.
aHd 81 directors sfll Be eisefed fer three
wears ana sasa 6fkef sssslne tFsnssrfeh as
~ az fesasgsffs came hefeFr tas s.ssrlstisa.
rs. rfsass. frssiaeat
attest vs. r fssss. Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-04

IT is now expected that the "cloturs"
rule VIII he called up in the Senate to-
morrow. That rule should be adopted
for future use, whether the Federal
Election bill 10 passed or not. The two
have no necessary connection. The
Democratic howl about gag" rules
should not be needed. The proposed
rule Is not one half as stringent as half
the rules for the previous question in
other legislative bodies.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-04
A NEW RESOLUTION.

Resolved. That will stop paying rent and
bug hone, aad viii cal on James E. Brooks.
az room 4. II N0uroe-si.. and ioss over hts list.
as he has n numher of Hice hemes that he can
sell for ~ down and ss month. he also hss =
number 81 farms 20 sell or exchange fwe mod.
ern houses "a exchange for good farm near
this tity hsases to rent from Is u sA per
maath n-csssn FAT on ivsa.st tsrcnt che .
10 good party nice house on >ofrh Inion at
20 exchange fos good horse. haxgy. harness
robes etc
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-04

turn oes nn;sAed sofk a = Ho&asht
notice after ors4aslstson- hat esT-
tar spprsss.<ssa's mast % s<Essss sas
me uosslty nass ss vera OF. some
f.mi...rssy vita their strange surround
lav n..ss - acquired BY the Iaene*rs.
bsloss lhey vii feel free - cat loo
..d grind away. IL VII take ~
January to get the Houses IN good "a
cling order, and Nay day vii - TIE
leg stature stll Ia session. / if1scsatiy
finishss the work l2la oul fx1
os. Stan ley. ca! fnafs's nillieas
IN il.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-04

An editor in Jefferson county, Pa,
has been elected to the Legislature,
and he observes: eve shall endcavor
to avoid the pitfalls Of sin, and our con-
slant prayer will be: Lord, preserve
Us from the "Big Hesd."' which 10, of
all malsdies the worst" The editor of
the Innocent Cause" ought to paste
that prayer in his nat
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-04

''IS the campaign of education now
gong on the Mckinley bill represents
the high school," says the Philadelphia
Times, but neglects to remark that
Democracy is the reform school.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-04
WHAT oTa1Rs SAT-.


Toledo Bl4ds:
And nov another army of hsirs are
about 10 attempt to recover an old
s'estate" Of some thirty-fonr scres Il
land on Roadway, about wall-st., New
York Vity. The descendants Of one
Robert Edwards are making the effort.
The story 10 the same old chestnut"
OF : NINETY nine-year lease. unrenewedi
ana they hope 10 recover possession, IN
spste OF the fact that the property has
Been IN tue p session OF others for
some eighty-tye years without dispute.
The Blade respectfully advises all per-
sons who trace their descent from
Robert Edwards not To part with Their
money ID pay lawyers 10 prosecute this
snadowy "elaim." Twenty-one years
OF undlsputed possession gives perfect
tst 10 real estate by the common Law
and no court will rule otherwise.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-04

The Farmers Alliance Of Minnesota
have adopted Ignatius DonneIly's plat
form. What position they take on the
subject of Shakespeare's plays is not
yet known, but We trust that the Alli-
ance will find some way of settling the
dispute
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-04

A SURGEON Gays he can take any
human face and with four cuts of his
knife and a few stitches 80 alter Its
original expression that . mans
mother won't know him. Oh. fudge!
One newspaper cut can do all that.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-04

THERE is prospect Of extraordinary
crops in Kansas. Doubtless the Lord
has his ear to the ground and 10 aware
OF the Farmers Alliance movement.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-04

BANKER KEAS WAS not asbuyer at
yesterdays sale of boxes for tho
charity ball, says the Chicago Journal.
But Banker Kesn is too good a church
member 10 attend balls.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-04
". II. WIW4NS,
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE!
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
Furnishes Employers inside City with Help
Free of Charge!

ROOMS "a TOWER BLOCK.
Iolephone-. GU
Open Monday. Wednesday and Saturday
Evenings.
WANTED-Fcmale Help-1o general girls.
w small families. good wages; cooks for
private families, dinins-room girls Tor out
side city; second girls: chambermaids;
cook. Ladies PArlor. Tower block.
VVANTED-Male Hep-2 second cooks, l bell
w boy, 9 lathe hands Lsborers. mechanics
and statesmen out OF employment. III you VIII
call at 3 and Tower block We VIII find you
something.
BUSINESS CHANCES-For Sale in the city.
IL good ioca ity. good grocery stocks. slt0o
each. sales $50 per day. One dry good and mil.
loca ity. s230O-wiil sell on account of other
busness-Sales slC0 per week. expenses light.
$500 dry & ,od stock. good town. old established
trade. Set0l general stock. will sell at dis
count: good trade. good locality. sSoo general
stock In small town. good farming country
reasons. wishes to oflre on account OF age
would exchange for good rentaeie pros eriy.
sac drugs. paints and oils. school books, gro
ceries. etc. good paying business. hardware
in city 500. I hardware IN city SIC. VIII sell
whole or half interest In . 500 hardware stock
in country town; good trade; eoing vest. A
nice clean drug stock. slso. In smaii temper
ance town; no saloon: a bargain; terms easy
will exchange for hons. and lot or iarn. lt9
acre farm 2T miles from market. Inile from
mill; good bulldogs. $50; new basement.
barn. acres OF orcharg. - acres OF wheat,
first eiass fences. rich clay aud gravel loan.
whest 30 bushels to acres. corn leo bushels.
Potatoes 90; great bargain. 80 per acre.
f2acreS fine oak timber. WORTH si9 per acre
stGmpage; IL not as represented. VIII pay al
expenses TO iook at It; cheap n $50 per acre.
10 acres gravel and clay lean, ~ miles frem
Battle Creek. Bedford township; fair house
and barn. only SO per acre: ewner doctor
and cannot look after 10. $500 for good clay
loan farm 2ts miles from railroad station
S1oo1 worth OF buildings. wei AID cisieTn; ex-
change for house and lot, $500 :er g acres 81
niles north and east of Aiddlevipe. Barry
county. Mich. We can show yeu very large
number of farms near the city and elsewhere
for sale or eNehsnse; also number IL hotels
for sale or exchange for farm or city pr0psfy
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