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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-08-03


VIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office Of the Circni
Court for the county Of Wise the 10Th day OF jury
1s95. At Rules
w Ill Chanccry
Rankin Whits ct. aI. Dcf'ts
The object OF this suit is TO recover the value uf two
notes executed 10 r. l.. and w c. Taylor by u. N.
and p W Hardin for 1888 each with interest from
December End, 1885, till paid and the costs OF suit,
and in default Of the payment Of said sum. TO en-
force vendors lien on Lot II Block ~ OF Improve
lnent Co.'S Plat II Of Big Stole Gap, virginia Ana
en- ufYidav. having been made and flied that Rankin
WhstsiIl, f. NJ Hardin and 2. W. Hardin are
NOT residents OF the State OF Virginia. i: Ia order
ed that they DO appear here within Is days after due
publication hereof xnd do what may be necessary TO
protect their interest this suit Andit is further ordered
that copy hereof be published once week for four
weeks in the Big Stone Gap Posi- and that copy
bc POSTED at the front door OF the cUnrthonse III this
county the first day OF the next term OF the county
curt OF "a Id county.
s copy-Tesei W. h. kiiGoR1, Cle'K.
BY C.. a. Johnson. ID. &.
T. T. Irvine p q. July 2c-3j'H
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Nothing Cheap About II.

Dir. Drammond's lightning Rcmeds for
Rheumatism Is put up in large hotties,
and once SCENT ia never mistaken for
any other preparation. All Tile cheap
remedies put together are not worth one
bottle of Drummond's Lightning Hemedy.
and any sufferer who has taken it, Will
bear witness TO its marvellous power, and
the druggists who sell it say they lave
never seen its equal. Full particulars
sent bv mail and the remedy by express.
Drummond Medicine Co., lS-a0 Maiden
Lane, New York. Agents wanted.
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VIRGINIA: In the Clerk oilice Of ''.e Circuit
court for the county Of Wise. on the IN day OF Ane's'
lS93, in vacation ,
Thrsa. Trustee On '[ "sI u. % " s au"
% r. Edmnuas e, Al. soa q, al.
The object Of this suit is 70 et'sl; ip"s,liJ,'
nn,s for the sum Of $l00.nn Will! interest ih're
from February 17'h' 1890 until paid ard '' e"siS 81
III. cr1ss.s aud in default OF The payment OF saln
.,,,. IN eoorcc lie vendors lien on Lot b'cce u
"Inprovenent Co.'S Pa Of TIE "wi 81 s j !"
deed to said Sampson. dated rr"=fS 37ih 1851 ana
recorded in Wise County Deed book ~ iage ~
And an affidavit having been male and ii.rd ma" l.
NJ Sampson and r. c. Ballard Thrasto'i. iF'stee'
cros.-dstondants in this CAUSE. are net rrsi-
denis Of the etste OF Virginia it is order
ed HAT they DO appear beg within !" Gays after
b. necessary to protect 'i'ir i"itfes! II,
his suit. And it il further ordered 'ha'
cop. hereof be published once week Ter loir
yn.ks in the Big Stone tal, pcsr. and lai copy he
;..,eJ at the front door Of tie court -''S' q" i'I'
cnu;..y M toe irst day Of the next Ter" "i me
county court of said coub'f o,
4 copy Tcstc:-w. + kllGonr Clerk
T.. r. Irvine. for croSs-compla;nat>. Ang-'-'S4''
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BuskIan,s Arnic,. sarye.

Tho Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Riiennl, Fever Sores,
letter, Chnpped Hands, Chilblains, Corns and
ell S kin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles,
orno pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded: Price
IS cents per box. For sale By s. l.. White
head & Co.
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a .FAII," COMPANION.

Takes the visitor in nnd AT the gate of the "orics
Fuir and le.d- him along from one object OF intef-
est To another, can, particular attention 10 those
Of most prominence, making every step one o' pleas
ure and progress. steadily forward, never wasting
mouet in truit.cSs search for some exhibit mile or
more away hut always arriving at a lunch stand or
sorne novel display Ut the right time.
t; gives paus o routes for each day ~ the VISITOR
stay from one day week., and he can select
those which please his fanny whether lie Is an agri
culin,st. mechanic student: ind when he reaches
the gate m his way homeward. he can look back ana
say: '.There may be some things have NOT seen,
bui am fully satisfied in the time have devoted to
thi, purpose, That have Aeen forty tlm's M much
NJ wonId had ne' Ind a Fair" Companion as my
guide. ,..
This hook has sixty-fonr pages, illustrated with
fin. buftcne ecravings of the diferdnt building and
Is vrjtten in most Interesting and delightful style,
A. or,e Of o,r friends has snld, sit pictures the
whole Fair FOR the reader
Plicc 20 Cents For sale by agents of the ST. Louis
Southwestern Railway Company.
f;eacyul Pass r and Ticket Agent.
ST LOUIS, NO.
s. g. WARNER.
Gcncrol Passenger agent.
TYLER, TEN
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$4,000 REWARD.


VIRGINIA: Alta meeting Of s.ls Roa'' Of Srrer
visors o, Wise county continued an" s-'4 ~ "",'i
county AT the court, nouSs nese, WI r,,,Ic
l''h n"y {" June, lo'" ,rhe follnvinr cr,.rs were
n"rrn a. , ." THE Board hereby Offers Ia pay 10
-" r.on ,,r nersons WHO will ar est
"''' un,n,, ana Calvin Fleming.
,'.,'.,ad ",,a Count, cou,, q Wise COMFY
WI" are ,mac,f, 81 IT,, Mullins and oc.. y, pound
G 70, Tue ya and are now going nj large aud deliver
Them 70 the Jallor of Wise county, tie ji thereof.
the sum OF Five Hundred Dnl'nrs. o. ie -':n Of
Two Hundred ana FIFTY so, ,.' ~. e'''''F o.
them 50 arrested ",,u "e T.s,. ! 2 lips c,.rk
a,cp ,ddin",pn. c.
r,s p.a.d horohy o,,ars IN nay 10 any person or
,,or rnu n'S s..'o WI" viii Arrest
p>'''''' SoIoman Osborn.
-, 81, -. -,
charged WIN te muir" a a.',i. linn - me l,;iar ~
"a ~ co"n,x At the nil ,lereo,, .hc om OF TWO
Hundred Dollars
Acopy. Tcste: j. E. Lips, Clerk
By c, P. Arlington, d. Z.
The Commonwealth OF Virginia,
To The Sheriff of The County Of Hise-i'feeftaa;
Whereas at a term ct the Circuit Court
continued and held for Wise County at the
courthouse thereof on Tuesday the TN day
April, 1899, the following order was entered
in the Chancery cause OF Southwest virginia
Mineral Land Co., pitt VS. 1. ). FISHER, ct. al.
defendants, to wit: "Thls cause coming on
again this day to be heard upon the papers y,
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The Commonwealth of virginia,

The Commonwealth Of Virginia.
tn The Sheriff Of The County Of Wise.-Grccing:
We Command You. that you summon W n BECK
ford w A. Lee Bird II. Robinson aud Holsion .Sa-
ioncl Building end Loan ASSOCIATION corporation.
to appear at the Clerks Office OF the circuit Court OF
The county Of Wise, at the rules 10 be hald for the
said Court on the third Monday IN August 1898. TO
answer bill IN Chanccry, exhibited against them
n our ,ad court by C. A. Tracy and A. W. Tracy,
doing business under the firm name and style o. Ira
cv Bros And have then there this writ. Witness
Vs. f. Kilgorc Clerk of " our said Court, at the
courthoti,e. the 10Th day OF July 1893, and In the
llSh year Of the Commonwealth.
Teste: " E. KiLGoRE, Clerk.
Virginia: Wise County To-wit
j. Vim. f. Kilgore Clerk Of the Circuit Courts OF
said county do hereby certify that II appears frn
an affidavit on III in the Of Tracy Bros. ~ "
n Bedford ct. al. which caIiSe Is now pending IN
said Cour. that the Holson National Building and
Loan dissertations is defcndan: in said cause nd is
IL foreign corporation and that there is no officer or
agent OF said corporation in the county OF Wise nor
ANY otter person wno process against said corpora
zion can be aNia.iy tcrie! Il IS therefore ordered
ihat process. IN said cause he published for four
succcss;ys u.,s in o., Biz Stnle Cup Posi-, week.
~ newspaper published in Bis Stone Gap,. Wise
county Tirgnniu, ,u.c,hrr with copy Of this or
dor ana tha copy he posted nj the iron. door Of III"
.n,,rt-hcsp Of s.i; county on the first day of tue
,u.n,t crin 1875; Ut Vie County Court.
\ c,ov :cSta: ". T.. E,iGonE, Cl.sk,
-tly 2734-4s. By y 5 ii"s'. ID. L.
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y.HGiyi,: l.. H. iI~.f:~ 0alcr .; the Circni
Court Of ihr County q VIE The igl: 'ny OF Jul!
1872, Z! Rules.
M;ne!a; l,'i elo.neni l,ln ,.any
I'll nj. ,tfs. " Ihhhccry.
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VIRGINIA.: Ata meeting Of ~. Ro.,td of SGrer
yisors o, Wise county. continued an" nd '"T ahd
,yut the court house thereof. Oh Ssiarda, tie
l7,b dav Of June, 1888. Present the sane iio'prH'"
n,,rd ~ ON Yesterday. The following orders were
anta~ed towi,: The Board hereby Offers Ia pay 10
a1,p ,,nrsnn or nersolls WHO viii ar est
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s. g. WARNER.
Gencrol Passenger agent.
TYLER, TEN
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uo,o,, ana calvin Fleming.

charged with the murder of Hos H. Snort ai r"ina,
u::sr comfy. Va, and deliver him 10 ihc luor 81
said county. at the jail thereof. .hG am of Two
Hundred Dollars.
A copy. Tcste: J. E. Lips, Clerk.
ByC p Arlington, ID. G..
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ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
FLOUR.
MILITIA AT TONAWANDA.
Soldiers Called O1t to Prevent Trouble Be-
tween Locked Out Lumber ShOversand Poles

BUFFALO. N. Y. June 16.-What has been
threatened and expected all season has
happened to-day. and Tonawanda Is under
guard by militia. The Twenty-fifth Sep
arate Company. of Tonawanda. and the
Forty second. of Niagara Falls are already
In the field. with Colonel Welch in CON-
mand. and two companies of the Sixty
fifth Regiment will be sent there il the Sit
untion should become more serious. Ton
awanda saw the beginning of a riot to-day,
and only the quick response of the soldiers
TO calls for help prevented bloodshed. 1t
is q curious factor of the case that the pres
ent trouble. although fomented and urged
on the unIon lumber showers. who have
been locked ont ell the season, Is occasioned
by the Poles from Buffalo who had taken
their places.
Although everything was quiet at a late
hour to- u ght and the riotous Poles or most
of them, returned to Buffalo. yet it is not
felt that the danger of bloodshed 10 over
by any means. Should an outbreak occur
il will be promptly met by the soldiers.
lit looks as though we should have to re-
main on duty here several days." said Col.
WeIch. when seen by reporter to-day.
and he added. lit Is almost impossible
to tell what the outcome will he. We all
hope the matter will soon be settled pasce-
ably. but yet there may be blood she'd"
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sUNDAY-CLOsING CASE.

The Federal Court of Appeals May Render
Deoisioa This Morning.
CHICAGO, juno 16.-ln the United States
Court of Appeals. to-day, attorney James
L. High concluded his argument against
opening the worlds fair on Sunday. Ed
win Walker followed. closing the case for
worlds fair. A large crowd was present
before the doors opened. and remained un
wearied in court throughout the lengthy
talks and despite the oppressive weather.
Mr.. Walker discussed the legal relations
existing between the government and the
worlds Columbian exposition corporation.
Not q dollars worth of property now
owned aud controlled by the Worlds CO.
lumbian Exposition Company, he said.
''can be in any way controlled by the gov
ernment, es no part of the t;tle Is vested In
the United States. but only In the corpora
tion." Mr.: Walker next reviewed the opin::
ions rendered by Judges Woods and
Jenkins, Judge Grosscup dissenting.
whereby an injunction was granted
restraining the worlds Colum-
bian exposition from keeping the
gatos TO the fair open on Sundays. The
salient points were drawn out and author
tiles cited to establish the error of the
oourt below. In closing his argument at
torney Walker said that whatever might
be the decision of the learned court. he
himself and those he represented would be
content TO abide by it. Pa
At the close of Mr.. Walkers argument
the judges held q short cons ultatiOn, and
Chief Justice Fuller announced that court
was adjourned until IL o'clock tomorrow.
AS the worlds fair case is the only business
before the court it is confidently expected
that decision Will be rendered at that
hour.
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ROW In A CHURCH.


DETROIT. Mich, j June 16--At q meeting
of the congregation of Unity Church this
evening charges were preferred against the
pastor, Rev. c. c. Goodrich, which at
tackled the moral character of the latter
and accused him of scandaious and i'm
proper conduct with q female member of
the congregation. The meeting was CON-
posed of two factions. one of them the
PASTORS friends and the other those
who had preferred the charges against him.
The charges were read and the pastor made
q long statement In his own defense supple
mented by large number of letters in sup
port of his moral character.
Rev. Mr. Bullock, the leader OF the opDo-
sition, arose when the pastor had finished
and said that he was prepared to prove that
the statements Of MIR. Goodrich were
''damnably false"
Mr.. Goodrich thereupon became angry,
rushed at MIR. Bullock and seized him by
the throat. Several persons interfered be-
fore he could 60 any further. however. An
there were many present. screamed and
broken mp in the confusion and
the enemies of Mr.. Goodrich with
drew to private residence and
resolved to withdraw from the church. Is
is also probsble that most of the young
people of the congregation will wIthdra W,
owing to the scandalous nature of the
charges. Mr.. Bullock has in his possession
several letters written to Mr.. Goodrich by
q lady of the congregation which are de-
cidedly improper for q single lady to send
to o married man, and the authenticity OF
which ie not questioned
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far. The children play in gloss-roofed
nursery and have the best Of attention
from trained nurses during the mothers
absence. tho place being conducted on
thoroughly scientific principles.
Next week will be notable musically.
Numerous choral societies from many
cities and States will be present and works
of greater i'm portance will be given. On
Tuesday the St. Paul. Mlnn.. Choral SO.
ciety of 250 voices will give . concert in
Festival Hall. On Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday the first section CT representa-
tive choral societies of the Western States.
numbering l,50O, Will give concerts. FOR
these occasions the exposition orchestra
will be increased to two hundred. and the
great organ will probably be heard for the
first time. Next Saturday Brahms Ger
man Hymn" will be given by the Cincin-
natl festival chorus. The sOloists next
week include Miss Emma Juch. the well.
known soprano; Herr William Fisher, the
first basso; Mr.. Edward Lloyd. the English
tenor. and Miss Lena Little. favorits Bos-
ton contralto. -.
The famous Blarney stone which. for
centuries, occupied place in the walls of
historic old Blsrney Castle. In Ireland, has
arrived at the worlds fair. 1t was shipped
here by Lady Aberdeen. and will form one
VA tuo ob1oCkioub Va AoA 4AioA sAao8os
This afternoon il was placed on the walls
of the reproduction of Blarney Castle.
which forms q part of the Irish villa &c.
where it may be kissed by ell who have
the hardihood to be lowered into the
pit where 1T is TO rest The historic old
stone will be formally unveiled by Mayor
Carter II. Harrison tomorrow. An elabor-
ate programme has been prepared for the
event. Speeches will be made. songs sung.
and Miss Sullivan, the Irish harpist.
brought to this country by Lady Aber-
deem. will perform on the harp.
The Russian section in the Manufactures
Building will be open tomorrow. There
will be few short speeches and recep-
tion from until O'clock.
The fact leaked out to-day that at
Wednesdays meeting of the executive CON-
mittee of the local directory Of the worlds
fair it was decided TO discontinue. after
July /, the appropriation tor the depart
ment of publicity and promotion, of which
Major Moses p. Handy. of Philadelphia Is
chief The committee has made no an
hOuncement to this effect. but one of the
directors In an interview this afternoon
said the report was correct.
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A CHICAGO STREET BATTLE.
Eighteen Shots Fired in Fifteen Seconds
Three Men Wounded. Two Probably Fatally.

CHICAGO. June 16-An old fued resulted
in fight last midnight, at the corner of
Adams and Halstead streets, in which three
men. named Christensen. Kane and Wilson,
were shot. the two former probably fatally.
Two others. Spinner and Hootchan. took
part in the battle. but were not wounded.
Those who witnessed the shooting said
that the eighteen shots were fired within
fifteen seconds. and that they sounded like
the reports of q couple of rapid fire guns.
Bullets crashed through windows aud
doors. A Haistead-street car was passing
at the time of the shooting, and it was
loaded with passengers. A general stam-
pede followed. The driver and conductor
got behind the horses. while the passengers
took refuge IN stores along the street. OIL
GERS were detailed TO hunt down and arrest
Spinner. He Is the one held most response
BILE for the shooting.
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Senator Vance Ii Angry.

be published here to- morrow from Senator
l.. Il. Vance. of North Carolina, denounc-
ing as maliciously false the story recently
sent out purpOTting to giving an account
of On attempted duel between j. II. Mar
tin. stepson of Senator Vance, and Col.
Paul Means, also of South Carolina Sem
etor Vance denounces the statements in
the Washington Post. from which the story
Is said to have emanated. q tissue of
misrepresentation. He says Means did
not enter his car and insult him about his
opposition to the occupant of the Concord
postoffie.. and that. in faot he is incapable
of N an
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Fight Over tho Tax ON Jay Gould. E.,a,e

Fight Over tho Tax on Jay Gould's Estate.
ALBANY. n. Y. juno 14-Controller
Campbell has engaged Senator David Is.
Hill and BENJAMIN X. Dospasses. of New
York. as the States counsel to defend. be-
fore Surrogate Ransom. OF New York oity,
the claim of the State to $3.50 900 as q tax un-
der the collateral in heritance tax law from
the estate OF Jay Gould. The Gould estate
has paid in S500.000 To Controller Myers. of
New York city. but disputes the correct
ness Of the States valuation of Jay Gould's
stocks and also the right of the State TO
tax S5.0OO.O0O which Jay Gould bequeathed
10 George Gold for services" claiming
that il was in payment of q debt and not q
Qift
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Movements OF srnamnrs.

NEW YORK, June 16.-Arrived: Gellert
and Normannia. from Hamburg; La Tou.
raine, from HayIe
HAMBURG. June 16.-Arrived: Rugia,
from New York; Columbian. from New
York.
ScILLY. .Jnne 16-Passed: Westernland,
from New York.
BRowHEAD. Juno 16.-Passe1: Umbria,
from New York
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Judge Sneed win Accept.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 16.-Judge John L.
7. Sneed. who on Wednesday was offered
the appointment of CONSUL general to Hon
olulu, Sandwich leland. to-day telegraphed
Secretary Gresham that he would accept
When seen tonight he declined to be in
terviewed on the proposed annexation OF the
Hawaiian Islands TO the United States as
signing as a reason that he could not dis
cuss the sub bject until he had consulted the
Presldent and Secretary of State.
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six Injured by n Dynamite Explosion.

NEw YORK. june 16.-Six persons were
injured. one fatally. three houses were
wrecked. and several stores and dwellings
damaged, in West Hoboken, n. j.. last
night. by an explosion of dynamite. The
injured are: Mrs. Conlin. Mrs. Froerch,
Nioolo Garciilo fatally. Mrs. Nestler.
employ cd by q con tractor. exploded the dy-
Mantle in tool box.
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Anothrr Brnak In the Levee

NEW ORLEANS. June 1f.-A break in the
levee on the Gottreau plantation. near Ma
poleonyille. occurred early this afternoon.
on the lower Mississippi has been almost
closed. and tho levees near this city have
been strengthened
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-17
500 May Bring Thousands
200 May Bring q Fortune

A limited amount OF the stock of the GOLD HILL
MINING AND MILLING COMPANY Is offered
at Is cents share tor development and machinery
purposes.
Application for any number OF shares will be re-
ceived until the limited disposed OF when
an advance viii be made To 80 cents and later 10 81
Remit currency by express. Make checks and
drafts postal orders payable to JOSEPH VI. WULFF,
Treasurer. Correspondence invited Responsibie
agents wanted for tho sale OF firstclass mining
stocks. Address. JOSEPH NJ. WULFF, Treasurer
20 Broadway. New York
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The Efdn~,,s

Persons of sedentary habits often suffer
with kidney affections. Sufferers from this
dangerous disease. by use of Simmons Liver
Regulator. will restore the kidneys to their
Wonted health and vigor.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-17
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.

Fracture Splints, Special Trusses Crutohes Elastic
Hosiery, Def0rmity Braces and Surgical Appliances
Of every kind The largest stock OF ARTIFICIAL
EYES In the Ssate WIN. II. ARMSTRONi d %
II Souta Illinois Strsst
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-17
THE THOMAS HOTELS

Are substantial and imposing structures, built ot
Portland granite brick and steel The stairs and
Railways are ornamented with marble. The rooms
are finished IN polished oak. These buildings are
erected IN such way as 10 be practically hre-Droof
aud furnished with all modern conveniences suitable
for first-claes modern hotel RoOms-Sl so and up-
wards. OppOsite grand entrance 20 WOrlfs Fair
Chicago JOHN =. THOMAS. Proprietor.
JOHN = SHIELDS Manager
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-22
EDW. w. BROWN,
Zeal Eatata

Real Estate
Offers for sale one OF the handsomest resi-
dences In the city of Savannah on CASTOR street,
south front facing Forsyth park, magnihcently
arranged inside. Twelve large elegant rooms,
two arge pantrles, closets, etc, all modern i'm
provements, splendid stables and carriage
house; can be bought at bargain. Splendid
5-room house on New Houston street. Cheap
elegant Groom house on Hall street for $780,
New Groom house very cheap $1,000 on very
easy terms Beautiful high level lot 40xl52 feet
corner Abercorn and Second avenue running
through TO Third avenue, a bargain az VI, so.
SPLENDID 7-room house and store combined Tor
I'll 40. $50 cash, balance in ten years with Only
4 Der cent interest payable IN monthly Install
mepts few more high level lots at West
savannah S27b for inside and 500 for corner,
$40 cash and balance o. a month. A large
force OF hands are now a. work on the new
electric line and the road Is expected 20 10
completed within sixty days. NOW 10 the time
10 purchase this property when the siecLrie
line II completed they VIII bring oouDie the
FOR LEASE.
gplenald y2-acre dairy farm with g-roon
mouse. lust the place you want, Only I'VE
minutes walk from Electric rahNhy ffee
con,eysuce alNaya ready ~ show property
TDW. w. BROWN, Real Estate,
l07 Bay street.. Room Z, over eefunneh benh
and Trust Company, fhoDsD W.