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The Lamar register., 1893-09-30

- sigH announces that
+ isi Is entirely sus-
- the Algerian torture
rs lalurally stimulates curl
~ ID
halted tonight. Colonel. ="
--sr;-ssller ~ he hands you
=; aat taxes your half dol
" vii give you the best
~ hoG want 20 sit close up.
szrtbing you pever had a
~ before unless you ve been
p DE are IN the llt,le thcaier.
ssls oar half = dozen black
? y a tremendous humping
= tfums aud tom-tomA One
{ 'sr shFillrst and iOadest hfe
~; to America Women In
fsoe keep their hands over
p Men shufile their feet and
s--n the no sc s. going 20 stop.
= sa' lain goes up and dis
-Affov stage. There is u long
= beach running full length
The Lamar register., 1893-09-30

| r,r The others are given
- a day, but the torture
seen at night only. Day
dt accompaniment for
-,-.a-ue exhibition as this
80 thcaier Is one OF the
go externally ON the plai-
- walls arc white, but are
k-i-ht colors around the
-7gf545us and ioorwavS Al
r, Arc shawis and draperics
lrunts og the east Arabs,
rs,.rr attire, end sorc-
r, Of the so-cailcd Al
bl,.tes. swaihcd in a
y bright raiment are loung-
a., udrr the awning whicl
y. s.arpr1ach 10 the building,
I,,sssurics give TO the thea
|, u commences and make its
=, EarmoaioIA Doubtless
1 sEeh another In the littlc
h-tsl AgrirA, Algicrs-
| wf7-naucc does not begin
nn Then the darkness
L. szB'rse were il not for the
| t The baildinsx lie half
4.ssuk Nor is any artificial
| ,sz-,aI as the daytime AZ
F. fear ihinEs which they
~ zere aud never VIII be
a4 are a. brave rs lions
4 ssaz aid TO the purpose. Of
rzaz heater uBIy TWO or
gau fare in frsnt OF
The Lamar register., 1893-09-30
A Remedy of General

1t is among the follies of which CO zzSy
turers Of many proprietary medi NV
guilty, to term their medicines 'panacea
claim for them the quality of panaceas. ~.
no such thing "panacea," which meX.-
remedy adapted to all diseases. This absu<N
has never been perpetrated by the proprietors,, s,
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Blu. they do clairf$ J
and with justice. that it is remedy of general
utility, and this because 1t restores regular
and vigorous condition of the stomach, liver and
bowels which conduce to the recovery OF general
health. thus it fortihes the system against ma
ious action Of tie organs which, as long as they
go right, are the best guaranty against an cpl
demic malady like chtlls and fever 1t accom-
plishes double purpose by stimulating activity
OF the kidneys, since it not only prevents their
disease and decay, but expels from the blood
gout and dropsy. Use 1t with confidence
The Lamar register., 1893-09-30
The Littio Brother.

Hi, Mr.. Sappy." whispered
Maude's little brother. Didn't l
hear you ask my sister for lock Of
her hair?"
Yes Georgiei but she wouldn't
give it to me"
well, say, Mr.. Sappy, If youu
give me a dime I'll tell you where
she buys it, and you can get ell you
want. "-Harper's Bazaar.
The Lamar register., 1893-09-30
|GOOD CHANCE1

odell SO Typewriter for So II cash with or
der is received before Nov. ist, 1893 The
famous OdelI Typewriter is used by Lawyers.
Ministers Doctors, Merchants, Editors and
Government Oficers, because of its clean
print, simplicity and manifold copies: No
teacher required. II will do your work in one
hours practice Order now and take advant-
age of this exceptionally
The Lamar register., 1893-09-30
Bad News.

Ven Blumer-I have just heard
the news, old man, and congratulate
you But / thought you always got
a new suit when there was new ar
rival at your house.
Plankington. sadly-Not this time,
old fellow. | couldn't afford it
Won Blumer-Why, hsw's that?
Plankington-Twin
The Lamar register., 1893-09-30

HALLS CATARRH CURE is liquid and
is taken internally, and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of the system.
Write for testimonials, free. Manufactured
by +. J. CHENEY q CO., Toledo, o.
The Lamar register., 1893-09-30
FTERS ON MIDWAY.
,r,,sE DANCER FROM
FAR ALoiERS
\ s..a and Graceful Dancer
.,.u,Ifui Island OF Java
] a, the Famous cicopAtr.
=, r,lr csrrespoadence'l

ANCING Is THE
feature of most of
the villages on the
Midway plaisance.
The most select is
the Algerian tor
tare dance. The
proof of the fact is
In the price there
Of You can see
any OF the Others
for IS cents, but the
Algerian torture
dance III cost you
The Lamar register., 1893-09-30

A clergyman, when the contribution box
returned with little silver in it, says he never
before understood the text Alexander, tho
coppersmith, did me much evil"
The Lamar register., 1893-09-30

| BEEcHAMs PILLS are not new remedy.
/ They have been used in Europe for 80 years,
/ and are well tested and excellent
The Lamar register., 1893-09-30

Sam Jones says that syntax will net do for
Boston. The most profitable sin tax could be
collected In New York.
The Lamar register., 1893-09-30

The glorious October weather and rough
file and sandpaper will remove every freckl
from the summer girls face.
The Lamar register., 1893-09-30

EJTS-An FITS stopped FREQ by Oh. EIISE's GREAT
NERyk RRsTORER. No ut after FIRST days use, Mar
velous Treatise AID % 90 trial bottle free to fs
cases Send Kline. 93i rch ST.. Philsdephia, IA
The Lamar register., 1893-09-30

.Hanson's Magic Corn Salve."
Warranted to cure, money refunded. Aak
your druggist for it, Price Is cents.
The Lamar register., 1893-09-30

There are two boys who do not agree. One
is the policeman's Billy and the other Is the
cracksman's Jimmy.
The Lamar register., 1893-09-30

The Chinese are being driven out of Alaska
but be are surprised that anybody should wait
TO be driven out of that country.
The Lamar register., 1893-09-30

II the BABY Is Cutting Teeth.
Be sure and use that old and velltred remedy, Nina
y,ssIoxs soorursc srsuP for Children resthing
The Lamar register., 1893-09-30

Fools rush in on lightning express train
where angels would hesitate to approach on o
canal boat.
The Lamar register., 1893-09-30

'4ElfArRA RAIL BELLE.
In front of this bench and
ltr OF ihe stage is a table on
SOUS deep dish. Smoke is
,o'n this dish, and n powerful
-At les The theatcr 1t is the
opium, hashecsh or some
'ern drug. Eight or ten
s' or hand drum are lying
RS, large and coal black,
She is dressed in Algerian
Nan folds of brilliantly
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-28

llr. Gil. 4 s.
Tying The ... cl-i1
ranged - tlc A--,:c !.,s-ai D..i.-:n-
and slicr7 vaTic-l= kind Of grains.
grasses, c7ass zecis, cotton, tobacco.
peanuts. fruits, and some fine samples
Of our pl.oa-i,a.c7. Or grain exhibit
compares well with others. although il
j. not 20 immense il is proportions a.
that OF Kansas and sore others. North
Carolina. corn case attract. much It
tention Among those who have con-
tributed - tic corn exhibit ire Mrs.
Watson. 81 Scotland Nech, and Mai J.
II. NcIyer. the superintendent u the
Caledonia farm near Iiiie~y. l. this
exhibit i, Shown also sofue & North
Carolina'- production in tan. turpentine
and r0-in Also i'll this exhibit j.
sho,,n a cabinet d photographs giving
beautiful and attractive views OF va
rious scenery in North Carolina, farms,
mines, schools, cattle-farns, manufac-
turing establishments. catching fish,
hoeing truck, rivers. water falls. mount
Gins &c
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-28
PRESTG Cii11IIE!'

Somehow or otter he money bags
u Nov York arc beginning ~ ack-oV.-
edge that the sherman law had moth
ing to do With the panic. A change
has taken place in the business OF the
country and the old channels Of trade
and finance are about to be resumed.
These gold bugs Of Wall street raised
the cry several months ago. which
caused the people to hoard their money,
but now those people are beginning to
see that the alarm was false one and
are putting their money back into tie
channels Of trade We need a finan-
cial independence of New York.
The much abused Sherman act has
cot vet been repealed, but it is becOm
ing quite evident to the country that
times can become easy without its re
peal In fact the change. that took
place in the business Of the country
three months ago, came about without
any apparent cause and now the
change for the better is taking place
the same way.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-28

THERE WIS riot at Roanoke Va. tie
other day between mob OF citizen,
aad tie MAJOR ard police over en- al
temp: = lynch q negro fer murder
Gus assault upon white woman. S;ey-
en- Of the mob were killed and about
twenty-five wounded ; but at the latest
accounts the negro had been lynchell
aud tie mob were in search Of the
mayor 10 subject him 10 the same fate.
Surely Tie offenders ought to stand in
eve
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-28

Il !. rel .stcI that there were nine
cases Il IT, .de il Ecv York one day
last week. tr.e 81 which we're causet.
by threatened starvation. It Is Sigllifi-
cant that such suffering can be report
cd from city that boasts Of more
wealth than many states Of the union
VIA. has become 0f the charitable CT
e;nizatcns Of tie Metropolis
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-28
CROPS AND BUSINESS.

In this higher region Of tie State.
cotton is being picked and sold, and
business Is looking up 8 little but the
general depression has told here is
well as elsewhere. / thought to Get
some sweet rest III The pines, bat there
Is little difference III being rolled from
your berth on a Baltimore 4 Ohio
sleeper swinging around the Allegha-
MES and being rolled from your bed
II Hamlet BY mosquitoes a hundred
strong. f. E. II.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-28

WHAT does President Cleveland mean
by appointing a Kansas negro as Min
lister to Bolivia? Tie only reasonable
explanation We can make Of it IL that
he must have gotten mixed on his
geography and thought bolivia was IN
Africa
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-28

Among the incidents Of childhood
that stand out in bold relief, as our
memory reverts to the days when we
were young, none are more prominent
than severe sickness. The Young
mother wildly remembers that it was
Chamberlain Cough Remedy cured
her of Group, and in turn administers
it to her own offspring and always
with the best results. For sale by E.
T. Whitehea {, CO.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-28

SOME Of the New York papers have
been severely denounced by tie silver
senators IN the senate hall for Their
wanton attacks upon the opposers Ct
the Repeal bill
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-28

IT is said that Of the men who were
thrown on: Of employment on account OF
the panic, more than half have already
returned 70 work. The panic Is over
if ". could only realize II.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-28

,fR. CLEvEiA>D has appointed MI
Uornblower, Of New York, to position
upon tie Supreme court bench. we
hal expected a New York man, but
,,31hiur like this.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-28

SOMETHING quite remarkable happen
ed IN the Cherokee strip Of the Indian
Territory. That land was opened by
authority Of the United States govern
ment for settlement a short while ago.
ana the widest rush was made by those
who wanted to settle there that has
ever been seen. The town of Perry
was built up in a day, and in less than
d week 1t was city Of 10000 inhabi-
'''''s' with eight newspapers to give
Out the news Verify the days Of Arab
Ian Nights are 10 be outdoDo i III.
great American country.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-28
FISH IND Els HERES.

In the Fish and Fisheries building,
North Carolina has a very fine display
in a we'll allotted space under the
charge and management OF Mr. II
H. Brimlev. The exhibit shows all
kinds OF fish from our North Carolina
waters, our aquatic birds, the diamond
back terrapin, fishing tackle of every
description and everything else per
tanning to North Carolina fisheries and
their products. It has been conceded
that North Carolina has a better fish
exhibit than amy other Of the States
and the best there except possibly those
Of Japan, Canada, and Norway.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-28

Eute,cd 1T tie PostOficc IT .scoffand
nj y T.. rs Sccond Cln&s Matter.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-28

Scotland Neck Branch
n p IN Grt,nv
4 Gr,snN n,
LOO m Weldon ll2t a daily except SUNDAY
Trains Washington Branch Waehiu r
$40 larnoe arrive a.lue.
TRAIN
road and Scotland Neck Branch
lugD
= II riS n,ion. : I
m Il,
a m. Ia trp / q
Trains Southern Division. Wilson and Fayetteville I.
T. land : Ia I,
leave Rowland l53 arrive Fayetteville 10 piy
-
Il leave ~rt ihcl q
"A III
Train Nashville Branch "a nm. \.
p leaves
Nashville $50 a m ) IN daily except sun
Train Clinton o
l02o and H. Returning a aid
connecting at Warsaw for Clinton daily
III. y IA
with Nos. A. and -.
No Iloni Northa MS
Godboro andM
Train No IS makes close Weldon points da,
All Richmond, ia
day with Norfolk and all Via Norfolk
~. r. KENLY, t,,lt..,..,,.,
SurT TRANS. T. NJ. ENNlERsoN, Gent pa~cnger tst
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-28
NORTH CAKOLIEA WOODS

The forestry exhibit found in
charge Of Mr.. Henry NJ Clark, of Hal
flax county, in a prominent and we'll
selected part Of the Forestry Building.
Our forestry display compares we'll with
tha: Of any other Safe. 1t shows the
various kinds OF wood in the state
in cross sections, beautifully cut and
dressed and finished Also there are
various photographs OF the various
kinds Of timber in its various forms
IN tha State and altogether North Car
olina's forestry exhibit is quite stFiil-
ing. MIR. Clark told nle that some one
had already come down to North Caro-
lima 70 spend some time investiga
our forestry. Our curly poplar and
fine maple woods attract much atten-
ton
WAS sorry to see no exhibit from
the trucking industry Of Eastern Caro-
lima. Those in charge Of the depart
ments told ne that the appropriation
was not sufficient 70 enable them tc
make tie full exhibits a they wished
| may IL subsequent article give the
readers OF THE DEMOCRAT the report OF
he Executive Committee Of oar Board
Of nl;nueer.s there
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-28


Nv time being no~ Immediately en-
gagged in putting the claims Of this III
stitution before the people of the State,
and the Baptist denomination especial
", it may be of interest to my readers
to make sorlc observations concerning
| the college Just ten years ago, | left
! the institution to meet the busy world
for myself and in ny own interest As
j. natural with most men, | have al
ways fell deeply interested in the sue
cess of my o|js5a mater and it is a source
Of great qualification 10 me 20 find the
COLLEGE % nlucl. improved during the
past ten wears The Faculty has been
increased in number, men of establish
81 reputation from other places and
States, have been employed as teachers
i:c!v laboratory building has been
erected, the courses Of study have
been heightened, discipline has i'm
proved Itself through the character of
he Young mon, the patronage Of the
college has greatly increased, the
campus has been beautifed and the
college has moved Up on al lines,
until it nov stand; ii the from; rank Of
cGlucatioanl institutions IN the South
There has already been enrolled a
larger number Of new students than at
this period TWO weeks after opening J
Of any previous session. The number
enrolled when passed the college
y cdnes>!3y was 10. And the most
gratifying feature Of TIC work is the
fact that the Young men who come Ell
ter higher classes and take higher
Sands than usual. They show thor
otgh preparation. Among those who
have taken especially higher stands is
Mr.. LLOYD Bell, of Scotland Neck.
Some OF the faculty made special men
tion 10 me Of the very high and cred
liable stand he had taken. Also Mr..
?. 5. Eann who was partially prepared
for college with tIr. Bell in the Scot
land Neck Military School
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-28

TTIts,AI. SEPTEMBER %, l89 8
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-28

+. I.I-LIATD, Editor.
!>4st.-faI Evcrv Thursday.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-28

il OYER.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-16
SHOWS CHEAP HiSDKERCHIEFS.

Reinforcement OF the Comp'n'nt" that Led
Appraiser Cooper to suspend Wisweih
Tho Custom House Commission returned
yesterday TO J. II. Simon Co. s mportattons OF
Japanese silks. David Simon o! tho firm had
testified thar his firm was compelled to pay
only S4.l00 additional duties and penalties on
its Invoices Assistant Appraiser Corbett a
week ago submitted n schedule showing that
from May, 1880, to May. 1881. tho additional
duties and penalties. together with the
amounts added by the firm. ran up to $500.
Commissioner Magorc and his associates then
informed Mr.. Corhcit that this schedule WAS
misleading, and directed him to submit
another. This Mr.. Corbctt did yesterday. His
new schedule declared that the undcrvalua-
tions OF simon & Co.'s invoices for the period
named ranged from s to 20 per cent. and
showed II total loss to the Government oil $lO.-
~ II on al ht the Invoices eN"nSai Of tbo
American Silk Asso Si appeared ,yoluntar-
III M nh aEn niI0 # syn "FnG u.s. hf"T R"s
ardySn said that he s'' had been in the silk
b %oaf rS yeT oy Rns !h sm sn
precsdentcd quantity Of i2OO0Y dozen silk
and sd them sheaP aat he
Hichsrdsoh SAYS he Plainly told Wiswell that
commended that wiswelI bo ordered TO call into
j. Il. Simon x Co.
Mr.. Richardson declared that Wiswell only
lions. Concerning Treasury Agent .McCoy's
invest lgntion Of the Wi>weIl ease Mr., Iichard-
son testified thar Wiswell and Meow were
was superficial. One OF the most significant
questions put TO Mr.. Rich"rdsnn WAS by
Did you consider Wlswell competentT
ink he WAS compstent" replied Mr.
Richardson, Il don't believe he acted through
Ignorance"
1t was Wiswell whom Appraiser Cooper sus-
psndrd anu whom tho Treasury agents COM
btne had restored over Mr.. Coopers head.
Fourteen trains daily for Niagara Falls By the New
rsTk Central. the direct lin&-xas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-16
Court Calendar. This Da,.

surRrpr CouEI-GrsrnAL TrKM.-No.. ]. =. %. 81 SO
8i -. ~ A. 81. 81. 10 ~ 81. 1oi 81. g. 81 90 81
o. So 10. DD. ~. CHANErEs--Molon calendar called
at II o'clock. sfEcIAL TEEn.-Part Tear Elevated
railroad cases Part lL-Case diminished. Elevated
rnitruad cases.
CIRCUir CouKr.-Part ITT-Case unfinished Short
causes Nos 6;ln4. 4535. t4t9 G423 d23S 1903. 63S
642O. h3nl 643l. $500 Gtus. d3iS Gili. d4ll 5000
N4l 3. 35BH 8lI1. Part I-Cleat Cases from Part H.
Part H-Ciear Cases from fart Ill Part N.-CaBo
unfinished. Cases from Part III
SuRRoGArK's COuRr-TRIAL TtRN-Wills or Joseph Ba.
der ana May l.. BrOhnan. 1870 4. ". CHAMBrRs Mo-
zion calendar 1850 An VIII of Robert knnze 1880 4.
For proDate--WIlis Of Jacob Lahn. Maria Mnndorh.
VIM. =. oyian. Amanda llaght. Francis l. Morrell
Carl u N.rt. uhniel =, Murphy. 1880 4. NJ.
CoHHoH PLEAs-uESERAL TLKn.-Adiourned unity June
H. SrtGiAL TERh.-NO. ! Earr TtRM.-No. TRlLI
TtEN.-Part l-C,enr Nos 1921. 1901 tO3. hSn. !Ol5
I4ih, s,'t 100 1910 a4s l22j :2h ls5D. ls1. 1852
ll3n lloI. 1859. 1915 1890 lb1 81 1892. 12lb l2Us
l7l+. 6Oy. S42 1892. Snt Fart ll.-Judge TO change
Chses from Fart l. Fart llI.-Casrs from Part
SUPERIOR COuRT-iiESFRAL fks-Ah)0urneh until July
B. SrECIAL TFPH-CleRr nos. S!l S-4. Stt ~ l
TRIAL TERN--ra I,-Casc unfinished Nos Fly. 2o+O
2GSh. Parts II and lIl--Adiourned for tho term.
CRY COrRr-SrrriLL TtHM.-Noti0ns. TRIAL TIM
Part l-,iaso un hnisnei Nos liza. 800. el. 2ah2
23lU. 1922, 1913 24dt 2i5h Part u -'iehr. 3
2t43 1850. cssa. 2sN5 2Sp;, 2 ~. IT, 'nl. obSh.
2Ssn :sn 2s3 @Ha4 1906 $50 :a5 20: 80 2s5n
2n.s 2n21 ,sIt IL Clear S"s s7:,. 924 200 ~
2l"o 2l:a, 1893 AIT l7is ar $50 Part y7t;lcar.
short causes Nos 364S. lhih 3i5s 3ltn a,ih0 3IOl.
1865 $685., s7<l, 3slb 1880, 3sj3 1910. as45 37ll.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-16

prices. In tho first they were only temporarily
successful. owing to the magnitude Of short in
terest they have created. but New York and New
England sustained an important net decline
and Chicago Gas closed n point lower than
yesterday after rallying l 2 cent fpm the
lowest price. Other noteworthy transactions
were In General Electric. at net advance OF
y cent. and in Sugar Refining whichflosed ,
little higher than yesterday. Tho remaindcr
OF the list was us n rule. neglected. and MT
changes. which were slight. favored both al
counts The market. rs n whole, was marrow
and professional.
Tho distinctly favorable develop ents TO-
day werc reduction Of q Of ! y cent. In fhe
Bank OF England rate Of discounts further
sharp decline in sterling exchange. \ smalor
list OF business failures than Tor some days
pnst. and moderate falling of In tho demand
from interior banks upon their Eew York
correspondents for accommodations. Tho
closing was quiet and In the main strong
Final sales compare with those Of yesterday
IN folOws.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-16
Renl Estate Exchange Sales.

Three lots of land and building. formerly Grammar
School No g. the north sde Of Grand street between
South Fifth and Wooster street, 10 feet front
100 feet deep. ward No. TBl. Ss5. 200.
lots OF vacant land on south side 10th street
beginning lT5 feet west OF Lenox avenue. block NJ.
lId. ward Nos. Al to Al each 70 feet front and 100
feet II inches deep. each $1,000.
Three lots Of land And building, formerly Primary
School No. A. southeast Of Concord avenue and
Assn ohm street II feet front Concord avenue.
100 feet deep, block No 100 ward No. 10. $3.50
Four adjoining lots in block No 800 on the west side
of Ogder avenue 300 feet south of Union avenue. on
the sale map. 70. Nos e. z q. each lot % feet front
by 49, feet deep and four lots adjoining IN the rear
on the sale map lot Nos g. T. each lot %. TS feet
front the side Of Lind avenue. varying from
1874 7 feet 1928 feet in depth. ut from 81 s25 to
81. 500 each
Two lots south side of lO1st street. block No OPT
ward Nos ST. 81; each lot 70 feet front and and
100 feet IL inches deep. each 81. 800.
the north side of 10lst street. block No.
1923 ward Nos ~ % each lot 2s feet front and rear
and 100 feet IL inches deep. each So. $50
Two lots north sde l0ld street block No. 1o2a ward
Nos ~ % each lot 10 feet front and rear and 100 fee:
IL inches deep. ehoh $7lOO
Four adjoining lots block 44s ward Nos 3D. 81, IS.
3D. each 20 foet inch front on ParE avenue 100 feet
deep northwest corner Eghty.irst street and PARK
avenue corner lot $22ooo adjoining lots at Sl3UO)
600 each