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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-14
x omitet Centralny:

Wfadysiaw Smuski, prezes. KS. Wincenty Barzy6sh. Sta.
nsfaw Siominski, Piotr Kiolbasa wiceprezesowie. Leon Szopi6.
SKI SIX sekretarz. Adam Szwajkart zastepca sekretarza. Boleslaw
klarkowski. sekr. fnansowy. Wiktor Bsrdonski kasyer. S. F
a. Satalecki. KS. A. Nowicki. KS. Tadeusz Jakimowicz. Kaz
mIdo~icz Max Drzymala. Fl. H. Jsblonsk. M. A. LaBuv
henryk NagieL Stanislaw Szwaikart. Szczesny Zahaikiewicz
Jan +. Smulski. Antoni Groenwald.
rs szanownych sekretarzy Towazystw, ktore dotychczas aadnei skIad
h Ia Hecz Pawhonu Polsko- ameyk ahskiego ME nadesaIy, prosimv . Is.kow.
odczytanie Powytszej odezwy ma nabnaszem posiedzenu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-14

'S oosy VI PoAskieg oxieinicys gone
gromsdzenie trodk6w M cele narodowe
Jest PrzestePstwem, . brak tyoh Srod.
k6w Psral sujs ws.elks systematyczna
akcye. Ola tego ME przestajemy ma
wofyws6 naszyoh wsp6ibraoi M Wy
~ohodztwie o energiozne podjeoie tel
mysli l wprowad.enie wsp6inemi silami
in~stytuoyi Skarbu " okres Ayoia i ozynu.
Z,mykamy obeonie dwuletni okres
nsslego kierowniotws sprawami ,,Zwia-
.ku Wychodzs~a", pred u,tspieniem
Prosimy Was. szanowny Panic, o ziole.
ME " naszen imieniu jak najgore.
tszyoh podziekowah R4<dowi Central
nemu IA lego tyorliwe i relne obywa.
tslskiei solidarnosoi stosunki Z w, d.ia.
lem Wykonawozym, o ~wyraasnie c,iego
naszego uznania ola lego dzialalnosoi .
sP~ecyalnis ola organu zwis.l u. kt6ry
pod nows ~redakoys tohnie prawd.rwym
obywatelsKim duohem i szers.a poIity.
cana mysls.
Nowoobrany Wydziai Wykon.wczy
nzwia.ku Wychodzsva" ma swa sied.l.
be " Paryau i skiada sic Z dlogoletnioh
Praoownik6w na niwie publicznej /,
wyPr6bowanych " siuibis narodowej
oby wsteli. Polecsmy 60 jaknsjgora
oej Rlsdowi Centralnemu j ~yratamy
nadzieje, 70 ~iaoznos6 obu Zwiszkow
oorsz bardziej ~zacieiuia6 sic bedzis ,
Postswi M trwsiyn Qrunoie to ooimy
doPisro poruszy6 zdolaIi."
Gazety angielskie donosz., 4e Mgr.
Sharetti, jedsn sskretarsy ablegat.
PsPiezkiego 'srcybiskupa Satolh'sgo,
bs~ii oaiy tydzieh " Detroit u Ks. Ko
~lss:hskisgo.
Zes.'ej niedzisli ogiosil Ks. Kol.sih.
ski Z ambony, Ae bsdEe csynil pokuts
Przsz eaiy tydzish = nastepnie pogo.
dzi sic Z Kosoiotsm.
Stosownie do warunk6w rehabilitacyi
jego ma Ks. K. " prrys.ls nj d1iele
odozytse Z smbony " trrsoh jesykaeh
akt skruohy i talu; - odbye t. Z. spo-
wiedz publicznS-
Me wiadomo gdzie ks. K. odbed.ie
swe rekollskcye.
Przyszfym numsczs nzgoda" IA
bierze gfos " sPrawie projekro-
wansj Ligi polskiej.
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A

BIBLIOTEKI POL5KIN
i UzEUM NARODOWE9O
v CHI~Aeo, HLnon.
pod opasks Zvtszku Narodovego Polskdego-
y 0such, pref iais \. Leavitt st. Chicago, IL
: 4 Torezevskaz SEX. "a =: ashland Az;
si 1. sT. NV. Washington. DC
oil L. St. N. W. Washington D.. @
4. $500. CAS- W. l7th st sS' !"
I Puikowsh, biblotekarz; 674 Noble st.
Biblioteka i Muzeum Narodowe bed,
otwarte codziennie " dni powszednie;
Rano Cd godz 0 DO Il. Pc poiudniu cd godz. ~ do 8
Wtscsor. 7do 9. W niedziele tylko do 81
" swfets uro zyste ME bedzie otwsrta- wszelkd,
korespondencye nslezy przesyfac do sekretsrzs
informacyf M fadanie udzieli Bibliotekarz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-14

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. 2 lutego 1894.
Ma pos edaeniu Zsrzsdu Sssrbu Ma.
rodowego POlskiego odbytem dnia Ego
stycznis uchwsIono wysss6 do grup
Z"isnku Nsrodovego Polskiego haste
puJsce odezws:
sxanowne Tow. Grup wv.
Zocni Ziomkosiel
Rok obecny siusznie rsrwsc moths
rokiem kosoiuszkovskim, gdya " roku
tym, sto lat temu, saawny nssz bohster
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q r6znych stron swiata.

- Pefnomocnicy rzsdu rosyjskiego /
ni~emieckiego podpisali " B srlinis trak.
tat handlowy - Poczem urzadxono M
czesc ieh wspsnialy bsnkiet
- Redaktor niemieckiego ozasopi-
sma nSocyalista" p.Ellendt zostal ska
zauy M 4 m~iesisce wierienia "a zamis-
s.czenie " plsmis SVEN artykuiu rewo-
lucyjnego.
Rada ~zwiszkows szwajoarsks wy
DADA rozporradzenie M mocy kt6rego
wydalono sSswsjcaryi siedmiu niemieo-
kich . pieciu wloskich anarchist6w, kt6-
ray wywoiali rozruchy " Zuriohu.
- Francuski minister spraw zsRra-
~nicznyoh Kazimierz Perier odczytal W
ubiegis sobote " ~f.anouskiej i.bie de.
Potowanyeh depesze, kt6rs otrzyu.f
cd gubernatora Sensgalu, q dotyc.sce
nspadu t. .. tureg6w M oddzial francu-
stioh soanier.y " pobli.u n~iejsoowosci
zwanej Timbuktu.
Rad francuski wyslal zaraz po otrzy-
maniu depes4y kilka oddxia,6w wojska
do TImbuktu,
p. Perier o~iwiadezyL 70 francuzi ME
moga opuscic Tlmbuktu; honor narodo-
Wy ME pozwala i'm M to.
p. P. sPelowai do patryotyzmu j po-
ozuoia obywatelskiego deputowsnyoh /
wIywaf ioh do popieranis rzadu.
Literat socyalistyorny Breton To-
staf skazany M diva Iata wie.ieuia DO
niewas wyra.ai sic publioznis, zs jsasli
p. Carnot ME uiaskawi a~narohiste
Vsillanta zostanie Iabity n pomoc&
bomby.
Franeuska izba depu.owana w.
znaczyia 100000 feankew ola rodzin
Pozostafych po wynerdowanych wio-
ohaoh Podozas aaburzeh " Agnes Nor.
ties. Jest to krok dyplomatyczny, ma
jscy M oelu n~awiszanie stosunk6w =
Wfochsmi " obeo .bliasnia sic essarza.
niemieckiego do cara.
- Rad rosyjski zawiadomi nieba-
wem Francye, se ternin trakt.tu han
dlowsgo uptywa Z kohoem tego roku i
ME zostanie odnowiony, jedi Francya
P~odwytszy oao na sbose rosyjskie.
Stosunki dyplomstyczne pomiedzy
oarem . cesarzem niemieCkim % corax
lsPsze- Z csego francuzi - bardzo ME.
Iadowoleni Ma wiosne ma nawet ma
stspie 1jszd obu moosrzy.
Mimo Pozornego .apswnienia dlugo-
letnie 60 Pokoju / mimo podpisania
traktstu h~andlowego - ludzie dobrue
Poinformowani twierdza, &c " Europe
wkrotoe Przyjdzie do wojny.
- Wojsko rewolucyonisl6w bray.
lijskioh uderzyio M fortece r1adows
Niotheroy zniszcEyio szahoe / xablaio
kilka armst. w bitw,e pablo okolo 500
toinierzy.
Wselu rewolucyonist6w dostalo sis
" niewole.
- Pomisdzy republican, Peru {.
Ekuadorem przyjdzie niebawem do
woJny.
Gazety sngielskie podsjs straszne
szczegoty o okropnoseisoh, jake sic
dziejs " stscyi ~wieziennej Onor ma s,.
h.linis. Zsrzsdcs wiezienia i jego ulu.
bienieo Bakow, misnowsny przez DIV.
rektors giownym in~spektorem, dopu.
szczsjs sic ~saelkich nsdu4ye - 1 str..
sznyoh okrucieh,t~. Blc,uJs kobiety,
odcinsjs wisznlom rece, pslce noRi it'd,
mOrzs ich gsodsm. Byty tam wypsdki,
10 wisznis pod wpfy~em glodu, zsbij.!i
swyoh towsrzyszow - i poaer.li ich
trupy. Tskich zsrzsdcs w~:szieni. wprost
strzelaa. Ma stscyi tel psnuj. oisele
roine 1ar'aliwe chorOby, q lek.rze nj
8dy tam ME przyjsadasjs.
- Krai. POgiOski, j.koby ksrdynss
L~edoohowskl misi ustspi6 re s~tsnoviska
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-14

Zygmunt Balicki, prezes.
J6zT Stohczesoski, sekretarz.
Hipoln Ichorzesoski, skarbnik
(Cisg dalssy nastapi.)
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ODEZ WI

ODEZ WA
Wydzialu Wykonawezego
Zwiszku Wycbodztws tolskiego
do Og6iu Zsiszkowego.
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Sc kRECARZ JENERALNY:
ANToN1 MALLEK, S4 Noble st Chicago, mls
REDAkTOR rZGODY":
YR- II. JABEoNsKI, S4 Noble st. Chicago, uls
SEkRErARL ,.Z1ODY":
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BIURO RZADU CENTRALNEGO
REDAKCYA / DRUKARNIA
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~
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WIFE CENZOR:
ALxWANDowsKI, 40 sowinsh Cleveland, o.
RLAU CENTRALLY q. N. P.
(.kiada SIC z 2 ozionk6w)
PREZES:
BE-. ADALIA s~ATALECKI,
SIS 5. Ashland ave, Chicago, III
VICE tREZESOW
q. e&ONNsKI: $40 Milwaukee ave. Chicago, liz
VICTOR BARDONSKl, 6Ss Noble st. Chicago, ms
kASYER.
II. MAJRwsKI, TO MfwaaXee eve. Chicago. III
OFlEkUNOW AnSY:
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g'ebokim szacunkiem,
, 1894-11-17
Total 500 pairs
Written Tenders Marked:
Tenders for Boots for the
Military Forces 1885,

may be forwarded to the Royal Military De-
pot on or before SATURDAY the oath Of
November this year at 3 o'clock pm. contain
ing y statement of the price at which the
party will undertake to deliver the whole
number of 800 pairs of boots, as well as the
price for The number OF pairs required for the
respective garrisons.
The Loots are to be delivered rs they are
required on he requisition of the Chief OF
the DEPOT and according to measurement OF
the men or after S; npe.
Tie tenders viii be opened on the after
noon Of ths above stated day i'll the presence
, 1894-11-17

Of those bidder who may appear. and in
tender = accepted by the Government from
the Military Depot.
EaoL bidder will be held to his bid for "A
days.
the delivery thereof may be seen in the Roy
u Military Depot, St. Croix, and in the Bar
rack, st. Thomas.
The Royal Military Depot, St. Croi1, tho
10th November 1894.
DITLEv DITLEVSEN.
, 1894-11-17
Tilsammen 500 Par.
6kritIigO Tslbpd Merked0
rLeverance af Skotoi til Mill
tairstyrken / 1896"

indspndes til I'epotet paa St. Croix indtil
LORDAGE IN der 24de November 1894 HI. 8
I'm. indeholdende saavel Angivolse Af den
Plis. hvortil Yedkommende VII paataSe sig
at levere DIT heIe Parti at indtil 500 Par
Ankelsko. som Aogivdlse af PriSen for Leve-
f. rugen If Diet til dc cnkelte Garnisoner be-
stemts Antal.
Skoene ~Ieveres efterhaanden, som De
believes paa Rekvisjtion af vedkommends
m%ilitaire Chef efter Forhandling med Depotet
o. enten eftvr Maaltagning af Diet vedkom-
mende Mandskab eller efter Prove.
Byderne staa we'd deres Bud IA Dage.
Tilbudene Vile blive aabnede be-
meldte Days Efiermiddag i Overv@relse at
de Concurreuter, som maatte indfinde sig, og
Undertaking ON det eller de af Convene
mentet antagne Bud vii bliye Vedkommendo
meddelt fra Depotet.
Proven at ovenmeldte Ankelsko og Kondi-
TONER for Leverancen ere til Eftersyn dot
kongelige militaire Depot ChristianStsd,
S.. Croix, og j St. Thom@ Caserne.
let kongelige mlIitaire Depot, St. CloiK
den lode November 1894.
DITLEV DITLEVSEN.
, 1894-11-17
aTHE kYLSo
is published Eoery
Wednesday & Saturday,.

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For ons to three subsequent Insertions the
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AS All advertisements for insertion must be delivered ~
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Iw PRINTING S Ss:p.:eh = ''' o"'' "D -
, 1894-11-17
O Pairs of
Ant lehOOts

required for the Military Forces in the Is
lands in the year 1895 is hereby put up 70
public licitation namely :.
for the Garrison in Christiansted $50 pairs
-" -. { Er0a %ha"a. a a@o "
, 1894-11-17
Translation.
Notice,

AGREEABLE to Orders from the Govern
ID ment Of the Danish West India Islands tho
supply Of a number not exceeding
, 1894-11-17
acknowledgements Q.

TF0LGE Or1re fra Gouvernementet Tor
de dansk.yestindiske Der .udbydes heryed
I'll Licitation
, 1894-11-17
800 ar mill
tairc AnkeIsk0,

som / I6bet ff Aaret 1898 vile beh6veG for
den ,eStindiske Herstyrke nemIlg
for Garnlsonen i Christiansted $50 Par.
do. 3" Ftederikstsd 100
do paa St. Thomas 30) "
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-03-03

tives of r. I. Wilson & Co., at
Washington, to obtain the approval
of the Secretary Of the Interior to
that firms contract for the sale of
the bonds of the Cherokee nation
issued under act of Congress, pro-
viding for payments for lands on
the Cherokee outlet. The solicitor
of the Treasury recently decided
the contract was contrary to law
and to the terms of the agreement
between the United States and the
Cherokee Nation.
To secure a reversal of this de-
cision is the object in gaining Sec
retary Smiths approval A pro-
test to this contemplated action
has been filed at the interior de
partmedt by Counsel Edward d.
Chadwick, whose suit to force the
issuance of Sc, $40, 600 in bonds de-
rived from the sale of the Cherokee
strip is now pending,
The protest sets forth that the
Secretary of the interior has al
ready made and approved a con-
tract with the Cherokees. This, it
is cited, is final and cannot be al
tered except by authority of Con-
gress, as it was made by virtue of
an act of Congress 1t is also stat
ed the case is now in the courts for
adjudication, and the approval of
Wilson's contract by the depart
ment would be prejudicial to the in
terests of Chadick. The protest
has been referred to Assistant At
torney General Hail.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-03-03
CORBETT NOT GUILTY.

The case of State of Florida VS.,
James J. Corbett, for violation Of
the laws of that state against prize
fighting came to an end in the Grim
inal court, at Jacksonville, on Thurs
day afternoon, when the jnry, sworn
to try the case, returned the follow
ing verdict;
eve, the jury, find the defendant
not guilty"
A broad smile overspread Cor
belts face as he heard it and the
sports who crowded the court room
would have cheered had they not
been informed by Judge Phillips
when the jury came in that he
would send any person to jail for
contempt who dared to express
approval or disapproval Of the YER
dict.
Charlie Mitchell was present
when the verdict was announced
and he leaned over and grasped Cor
bett by the hand and congratulated
him,
Mitchell, of course, cunsiders the
verdict in the light of a practical
acquittal for himself -Four women
were in the caurt at the time, two
of them members Of the "AfteI
Dark" company and they braved
the wrath of Judge Phillips to the
extent of waving their hands tC
Corbett The proceedings were very
tame.
Corbett left for New Orleans at
once with the After Dark company
Mitchell is still in Jacksonville, an(
will remain until the case against
him is either tried or nolle prose
quied.
The sports feel iubilant over the
outcome, and members OF the Du
val Athletic Club say they propose
to pull off the Corbett-Jackson mil
here.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-03-03
Geo. W. Richards Dead.

The many friends Of Mr.. Geo, w.
Richards, popular passenger con-
ductor on the Texas & Pacific rail
way, will learn, with deep regret, Of
his death at Fort Worth, on Thurs
day last. Deceased was one
of the best known and most
popular men in the service of his
road, having run passenger train
between Fort Worth and Texarkana
for years He was sober and stea-
dy in his habits, honorable in his
dealings with man, and a model
husband and father, He leaves a
wife and babe to mourn his loss.
His death was the result of a Sc
we're attack Of "La-Grippe,' which
developed into pneumonia. The
funeral which was conducted
from the family home, in Fort
Worth, yesterday, was attended by
a large concourse of acquaintance
and friends of the deceased.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-03-03
MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING.

At II o'clock last night, as Mr..
Max Newman, a young German en-
gagged as fireman in the local rail-
way yards, reached a spot opposite
Capt. Geo. w, Taylor's residence,
while enroute to his room between
18th and 8th streets, he was encoun-
tered by stranger, who, from the
roughness Of his dress, Mr.. Newman
supposed to be a tramp. Seeing
that the fellow was eying him very
closely, young Newman turned and
and addressed him, demanding, in
substance, what he want
ed and what he out for
at that late hour The
ruffian's only answer was to draw a
revolver, and without words, fire a
shot into the body of the unfortu-
nate and inoffensive young man.
This is a substantial reproduction
of the statement made by Mr.,
Newman, just after the shooting
took place, to Mr.! Will Taylor, who
was first upon the scene. The bull
let took effect in the left side Of the
wounded mans body, just below the
arm pit, and is considered extreme
ly dangerous, with chances against
his recovery. He was taken to the
residence Of DR.. D. S. Williams,
near the scene of shooting, where
his wounds were dressed and
surgical attention given him during
the night. AT an early hour this
morning he was removed to the
home of Mrs. Stewart, on the West
side, where every care is being Civ
en- him. Newman has no idea of the
identity of his assailant, other than
stated above. He was on the way
to his room from work, where he
had been kept later than usual,
when the shooting occurred, The
unfortunate affair is rendered more
pathetic by the fact that the VIC
tim was engaged to be married
at an early date to young lady of
this city His 6ance, Miss Vande-
weigh, was terribly shocked and
grieved when the news was broken
to her of the deplorable affair The
officers are making every effort to
locate the perpetrator Of the das
tardly deed and it is hoped that
they may succeed in their endeav-
or, from clews found
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-03-03
THE TARIFF BILL.
Senate Finance Committee Give Hear.
ings to the Opposing Senators,

| AASS W VhS OPPVSAlAS 0OhaVVlo'
Today's dispatches from Wash
ington, state that the Democratic
majority of the Senate Committee
on Finance devoted almost the en-
tire time of their yesterdays ses-
sion to those Senators, who advo-
cate changes in the Wilson bill, as
amended by the subcommittee on
tariff.
Senator Hill was the first of the
Senators of this class admitted. He
went into the room soon after the
committee convened early in the
day ndremained with them until 3
O'Clock, the entire time except a
brief period for lunch which was
served in the room being devoted to
the business in hand.
Mr.. Hill was armed with a large
number of documents which he
used to reinforce his argument.
He pleaded for protection for the
manufacturing interests of the
New England States as well as for
New York, as none of those States
are represented in the Senate by
Democratic Senators. The com
mittee listened with apparent in
terest to all the suggestions made,
some of them at times apparently
falling in with the notifications de-
sired, and others pointing out the
difficulties of making the change
suggested,
In some casss Of minor impor-
tance duties were fixed as the ar
gument went on, but in a large ma
jority of cases decision was reserv-
ed for private consultation by the
members of the committee. A
large share of the day was given to
discussion Of the income tax and the
changes made by the committee
from specific to ad valorem duties.
On these features Senator Hill re-
peated and amplifed the arguments
made in opposition in the caucus.
The committee say that they
have not the constitutional right to
divide bill which has originated in
the House of Representatives and
they contend that the ad' valorem
system is in accordance with Demo-
cratic policy and that the duty can
be collected under the system as
well as under the specific duty if
competent officials are chosen.
Senators White and Caffery were
also given hearing during the
afternoon 1t was devoted entirely
to the Louisiana sugar interests.
There we're reports current at all
hours of the day that rates had
been fixed on various articles, but
members of the committee deny
these reports explicitly and declare
that they have not yet finally and
absolutely fixed the tariff upon any
of the important articles which
have been in controversy.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-03-03
KNOWLEDGE

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ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name Is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-03-03
NO. 1l8 BROAD STREET, TExARKANA, ARK.

We carry decidedly the largest freshest and greatest
sorment Of Family Groceries, Produce Supplies and gen
ga Eaables Of any house strictly in our line ALL KINDS
OF FEED. BEST CREAMERY BUTTER and CHEESE
ASTECIALTY Our prices assist in building up bus
neS which enables still further to cut margins
Families, hotels, boarding houses and railroad contrac-
tors deal with US because they
GET WHAT THEY PAY FOR.
Goods delivered free in city limits.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-03-03
TIE WHOLE WORLD

is after our shoes, and pretty much every
body in TeXarkana is in our shoes, too
You couldn't get into anything better
either, in the line of footwear, because
they wear well, look well and fit we'll
Nobody wantsa poor article when it comes
to footwear. A bad shoe touches tender
spot, and tender spots must be touched
lightly, If you want to touch your pocket
book lghty-and that's apt to bea tender
spot nowadays-come to us for shoes we
have everything suitable for winter wear
for home or out of doors, business OF
pleasure. We are selling Si shoes 1or
50. so: 50 shoes for $3.50.
A. $. DELAMAR.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-03-03
WILL BUY AND SELL
County and City scrip
negotiate loans on city
real estate, lein notes,
bank StOcksand 9th
er securities.
Prompt attention given
to the payment Of
taxes and colIec-
ton of rents.

The following is a partial
list we offer for sale:
3 residence lots, cor. 9TH
and Pecan Sts., price ST., 900.
Groom house on Hazel,
between Clinton and Broad
streets, 81 400,
3 lots on Beech street,
near court house, $1,000.
10 lots on Broad street,
5000 each.
8 lots on Forest ST., ad-
joining Mrs, MalIory's, $3.50
each.
8 lots on 9th and Laurel
streets, 5000 each.
4 lots on Pecan street,
$3.50 each.
2 lots cor. 9th street and
Rondo ave-, $725.
2-acre block adjoining
Stegall'S green house, price
$1,000.
5 acres with a good g.
room house on College Hill
$500.