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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-12-06
SATURDAY NIGHTS FIRE.
The Foreman Livery Barn and Rosenberg
Poultry House Destroyed.

About nine o'clock Saturday night
the alarm Of fire startled the citizens
of Audubon who were pursuing their
usual Saturday night avocations. 1t
was discovered that the livery barn
known as the Foreman barn, located
one block north of the First National
bank building, was on fire.
The flames spread rapidly through
the building and by the time the fire
boys were on the scene all hope of saw.
ing the barn was gone. In fact the
most conservative could not believe
that anything would stop the flames
before the entire row of frame build
ings were gone, this was largely owing
to the wind which was blowing from
the north. The poultry house belong.
ing to j. w. Rosenberg, directly south,
was ablaze next, and about that time
the wind changed to a more easterly
direction, carrying shower of sparks,
some foot in length and burning
iiercely, into the frame buildings on
the opposite side of the street, igniting
Jumps blacksmith shop, and most of
the fence on the block. The firemen
turned their attention to this blaze
and after stubborn fight had it sub
dued, thereby preventing the spread
OF the flames among the frame bust
ness houses on lower Broadway, the
lumber yards, elevators and Rock Is
land depot and yards. Meantime the
poultry house had nearly ceased to be.
The fire was communicated to Will
sons blacksmith shop, and here the
boys put in hard fifteen minutes, but
were victorious and stopped the adj
vance.
There are several theories as to the
origin of the fire. The one commonly
accepted being that of incendiarism.
Whether its author was moved by Il
spirit of revenge or a desire to see
fire will probably remain unknown,
The livery barn was owned by DAY.
export parties and was uninsured. 1t
had been leased by VIM. Dryden and
he had just taken possession that day,
his loss was on feed principally and
was slight. Sheriff Armstrong had
quantity Of baled hay stored III the
building.
ROsenburg's building was insured, as
was Jumps shop,
Ceoley's livery barn on South Market
street, and the Green Bay lumber yard
were ignited by sparks, but were soon
out Of danger.
Taken altogether it was wild time,
and only the efficient work of the fire
boys prevented general conllagation.
The city is to be congratulated on hay
ing such an organization.
The Atlantic fire company which
had been notified of the fire, had their
hose carts and hook and ladder wagon
loaded on q special train in readiness
to come to Audubon when they receiv~
ed word that the fire was under control.
Our people appreciate the spirit shown
while they feel thankful that our south
ern neighbours help was not required.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-12-06

w. III. Low was an Audubon visitor
Tuesday.
Frank. ID. Allen is visiting in Des
Moines and Colfax.
ID. w. Matthias spent a few days in
Sac county last week.
Miss Cora McIlvaine is visiting with
her parents in Audubon.
Rev. r. A. Smith returned to his
home at Cedar Falls, Friday,
Best Hard Coal in the market at the
Green Bay Lumber Company.
DR.. VIM. Dodd at Cowles iewelry
store Dec, 18th. Lost vision restored.
The county attorneys office has been
ornamented with new Acorn stove.
Buy your Reporters, Breech Leaders
Rifles and Revolvers of &. w. Hoover.
HAY for sale by the bale, ton or car
load. Apply to Geo. Weighton or j. S.
Dennis. 45-tf
Lyman Mitchell, who is work
ing for r. L Talbot spent Sunday at
Carroll.
County Supt. Repass is visiting
schools in the south part Of the county
this week.
A large assortment of the very best
cooking and heating stoves on earth
at G. w. Hoover's hardware store.
DR.. Dodd has fitted number of
glasses here, everyone praises his work
CHAs. w. DENOTE, NJ. d.
A. G. Darland, Thos. +. Musson and
IL. Nj. Dickey were stock shippers over
the North Western Saturday evening
Henry M. Gray loans money at low
est rates of interest. Terms, one to
ten years, pay any amount at any time
The infant child, of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
W. Hoover has been very sick for
several days but is now getting better.
The ladies of the Columbian Club
Will meet at the reading room next
Tuesday evening. A full attendance is
desired.
The leaving time" of the evening
train on the Rock Island has been
changed from 5:35 to 5:25 to meet the
time of the flyer at Atlantic.
IhC hlNCloluc YAK DJOVc Will give
you more heat with the same amount
of fuel than any other stove manufac-
tured. Sold by G. w. Hoover.
Don't be backward in calling upon
DIR. VIM. Dodd at Cowles jewelry store
Dec. 18th. He is all right and will fit
your eyes. j. M. RENDLEMAN, M. ID.
Chas. Tramp has been busy this week
putting in a new As horse power boiler
at his brick yards. The needs of the
yard for power were no longer met
by the old boiler and the new one was
set Tuesday.
Geo. Barnes, Elem and Link Sears
Peter Hobart, George Keen and Lee
Funk started south Tuesday. Messrs
Barnes, Keen and the Sears brothers
will stop at Bentonville, Ark, Messrs
Hobart and Funk will go to Lake
Charles, La.
Your attention is called to the
change in the advertisement of the
Peoples Meat Market. Mandelkow
Bros, the new proprietors are men OF
long experience in the meat business
and will give their patrons the very
| best service.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-12-06

George K. Thompson returned Tues
day morning from business trip to
Omaha.
Peter Hobart left Tuesday for Lake
Charles La, where he expects to make
his future home.
Don't put poor oil on your sewing
machine, but buy the genuine high
grade sold by q. w. Hoover.
The Davis Vertical Feed Sewing
Machine is the only absolutely force
feed sewing machine manufactured
Sold by G. w, Hoover.
Invations are out for an "At Home
to be given by Mr.. and Mrs. John
Weighton, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Doak,
at the home of the former next Friday
evening.
The funeral of the infant child of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Mullinger. living
near Hamlin, was held Tuesday after.
noon, Rev.W. NJ. Dudley preaching the
sermon.
j. Il. Minor has sold his dray and ex.
press business to win Roberts. Mr.
Minor will assist Mr.. Roberts until
March after which he will seek some
other business.
At the Methodist church next Sun,
day morning, Rev. Dudley's subject
will be "Walking with God;" the even,
ing subject christian Baptism" All
are cordially invited,
Brakeman "Billy" Swift, who has
run into Audubon on the North West,
ern for several years was severely
injured Saturday night by falling into
the cinder pit at the Manning round
house.
Robt. Mayburg, of Manning and Miss
Ellen w. Erickson, of Oakiield town.
ship, were united in marriage at the
residence of Chas. Stocking Tuesday
morning at 1l.30. Rev. w. M. Dudley
officiating
City Marshal Owen has been serving
notices during the past week on
property owners whose chimneys are
out of repair ordering repairing at
once. This is good move in the way
Of fire protection.
have made arrangements with w
II. Cowles, leading jeweler Of Audi.
bon to adjust glasses in his store.
have fitted forty-seyen parties in and
around Audubon, all are satisfied.
guarantee satisfaction or money re.
| funded. Dec. 18th, one day only.
VIM. e. DoDD, M. ID.
Lew Moore was badly injured by be-
ing run over by hose cart Saturday
| night. Just as the men were leaving
the engine house Lew caught his foot
in part Of the harness and fell under
| the wheels of the cart. No bones were
broken but the bruises received were
very severe, so that the young mans
| life was feared for. We are glad tC
state that he is now much improved
and will soon be able to be about.
Gill Jones & Co., have secured the
exclusive sale of the Genuine New De
parture cultivator in Audubon county
and papers to that effect have been ex
ecuted. Gill says he never bought
goods SO cheap in his life. That he
will be able to furnish his many Gus
Etomers with implements, farm ma
chinery and buggies in the spring Of
1895, at prices so low that they will not
realize the pressure of the hard times
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-12-06
MONEY : TO : LOAN
ON REAL ESTATE
AT LOWEST RATES
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE
PROMPTLY MADE.
RI w HANN A
Over Buthweg's Grocery Store, Audubon.
TIME TABLES.

C.&N.-W. AT AUDUBON.
No. 81, arrive 9:55 am. No. So depart 10 40 am.
No. SO, arrive 4:2Op. m. No. "a, depart 100 pm.
j. A. HUMIsToN, Agent.
LISP. AT AUDUBON.
No. 34l arrive AS q. IN. No. $40 leaves 12 30p. m.
No. 343 arrive 10 p. IN. No. 344 leaves 6S5 p. IN.
The evening train connects with the east
bound flyer at Atlantic.
w w. SMITH. Agent.
c. NJ. & ST. P. AT MANNING.
GoIG EAST. GOING WEST.
No.2. Pass. 2:35 p. IN. No. /, Pass. $50 a. IN
No. 4, Pass. 9:14 p. IA No. 3, Pass. :4S p. IN.
One and two thousand mile tickets, also tickets
to all principal points in the United States and
Canada for sale at the Manning office.
w. w .BRECKENRIDGE, Agent.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-12-06

Go to Burnside's for best grades of
soft coal.
Chas. Farmer left Tuesday for a
visit at Perry, o. Il.
District court convenes Tuesday
with Judge Lewis presiding.
Don't fail to get your Hard Coal at
the Green Bay Lumber Company.
Superintendent Hooker attended the
meeting of the teachers Round Table
at Carroll Friday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. George E.
Thompson, Wednesday forenoon, a
girl baby, Helen Mary.
Lewis Beason, of Chicago, was the
guest of his brother Il. III. Beason a
couple of days the fore part of the
week.
F. A. Buthweg's handsome window
display of lamp and glassware has
attracted much attention during the
past few days.
A number of business men have
made liberal donations to the fire
company as slight return for the
good work of the firemen Saturday
night:
D. D. Sampson, of Viola, had the
misfortune to lose two fingers from his
left hand Saturday while removing
stalksfrom corn harvesting and
husking machine.
lam now wearing the most salts
factory glasses I ever used. DR.. VIM.
Dodd may do as much for you at Cow
les jewelry store Dec. 18th.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-12-06
These Prices will be for our SPECIAL
SALE oN-
Saturday, Dec. 18th
Monday, Dec. 18th

This the gandest Offering of Handkerchiefs we have
attempted and we have made special efforts to have
stock which will please everyone In addition to our regu
stock will have line of obbers samples comprising
1853 different Styles no two alike which will be offered at
about half the regular price.
Christmas being near and nice handkerchief being
such acceptable and inexpensive present. it will you
to attend this sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-17
THE TRADE IL CHICAGO.

Chicago Dec 10 CspeciaD. Wheat started weak yeser
dav but closed strong May opened 3s.. sold between
,ssc and 5S7,c and closed at Sc The early bear In
nuence Was the announcement from the Northwest "
very large increases stocks AT Minneapolis and Duluth.
almost 2 bushels a. the ~" places II WAS hg-
,rl that that would Increase in the visible Of
over 600 900 bushels rally started by the sea
loar1 clearances- about 53jo,D bushels II was helped
along by the strength and by the better tone a
,vernool before the Minneapolis and Duluth had
.4s cars against 38i year Exports for the week.
zoo op bushels less than "Sprcted Primary re-
rc,n. however were very small. GIVcD bushels Farm
o,s' deliveries showed advance for IN" week ot :,
ON the d"'lh~ W." ""' ""''"H '''"' 7NN'
The prospect ~ rain Sunday through "a" West ana
,..r, lght receipts advanced corn &c May sofa De
,ue.n a.a.c and 5Oi.c and closed at DsuD.c f.criIs
,are only the estimate for MONDAY "nB ~
primary receipts 1890 bushels. were "D"D hush'ls
legs than last But the buying was pv r"perS "'
~, v,rk sent bear There were no CHARTERS, th"
cash situation did not show much snap ,.-, -.
Oats svmpathized with corn In very lultri way.
Ma soi between 32hc and 32isc. and closed at ~
Receipts 1O4 cars. the eHhh'e i"' """''S WI" ~
slow .u.,, ,,.J. 49,,
,si,s v.sk PORK closed iJc under Friday; lhId anu
~ sa-i.c under There were 3Vo hogs. f'"p rs-
Tor Monday: 2lOOcp for next week Prices al the
Its xer- iOc lower. The market WAS raHlei Jus' "
,n from the bottom by the strength or corn ana bY me
prospect OF ram a., ,.h.,, Chased at 5ss.c cali,
toi,c. nuts on May at 0'sc calls "'sc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

York. December II. 1894.
REFVFS-Rsceipis 81 or h3l head-ali 'ohritl',
direct No trading Of IMPORTANCE 'i,y-oirssseh
beef sides slow 61d91c per 10 No change IN csD.r
"a sheep to London 800 quarters Of beef TO LlvI-
nI y, cattle ard 454 sheep 10 HUI. and ls' cae 10
-CaIVEs-Recepts head. Trading extremely I'm,
al ror lack 81 offerings. but feeling firm Dressed
calves in light supply and firm at yenteiu"ys quo'
hS Snss.Hallenbeck Hollis: veais. 40 NJ ayerage
e,9IFTp AND LAMBS-Reccipis 25iz cars. or 800
hsad7 cars direct butchers, cars 'or export hc
and ,is cars for the market Demand active ana piis
arm Tor both sheep and lambs but To- lnylapiy 'no NJ
,rar, ~ urine sheep 81 5Opf3 31is per 100 Id
non 70 choice lambs at 81 50asi 20. Including cars
80 Canadian lambs the outside hsure Dtrfssl ", na
,o firm a, 4i1Q8c: dressed lambs sold at bz1'c ana
extra prime carcasses at nc. =, :, ..r.
NJ Collins: 2i2 Michigan lambs. o. n, average
Al &, rs per 100 NJ I5 DO " ~ al ~ Ia oho S'p'
IS H. at ~ .oo ,.,,o, ,.,ba 81 n, al 81 20
is,ienbeck g. Hollis: 90 Pennsylvania sheep W 70 AZ
a.. c8 DO ~ ~ 30; "a Pennsylvana lambs % 10
Al 81 30: q do few sheep. 20 H. at W. oo seep anu
lambs 75 n. at 81 .. , ,.,s "a y, =, 9. %.
s. Judd Co: 1874 PENNSYLVANIA lamps W u" i" - 49,
Wkerson sherman: III Ohio sheep loi ID al 20 OFF,
,os ohio lambs 81 ~, at 81 12lz: -. 90 >, .,
' ~ Mcpherson Co.: l04 Western sheep' 10 ip ~
"a * 100 Western sheep 70 ~ at ST. -, 20 :, .,
FNcwton CO.. $50 Virginia sheep ana ihhoS 20 w. ~
S. 90 o... ~ p oas beod-,o cars at
,oo CIV and cans al Fortieih-s only 6s head on
ssie Market quoted nrm at 81 I39$5 10 oo , ..,.
sales-Nrwton q Coz % Virginia hGgS' ~" ~ a'''"7''
al 81 per 100 NJ - a. =. -, oo ~ g., q "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-17
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Hunao Dec I5-Catte-Receipts last - honIs, 49, 80
,ead. total for week thus far hI6O head foi .m IN
re, ro-k is 800 head consigned through. 40 hcau
~, New York $50 head on sale. W hrad Inare, ~
600 70 Go n, steers 50 4Oat3 So fat bulls - 0,MS
IJogs-Receips "a hours, $500 heao; to'a u"
nus far iO6550 head for same time ias, WeN 200
Rad. consigned through. $500 head; to New toiH
xr iig, grades about st 'ady for others ci,ses .
Tor ali but choice heavy all sold Workers lgn a. "a
a. ~ heavy weights 81 90; good mixed packers ~ 2oa
"a 60 good mediums 81 GDQfi * choice heaV!, - .ym
e. * ronrhs So 75as4 stays ssg$3 20 Sheep and lambs
Recepts last "a hours. iO4o0 head total Tor week mus
Co. ~, 900 head; for time last week; d2sU iead
signed through 200 head; 10 New-fork: 2su head
on Good " mixed sheep s. 4oSs2 choice ST. heayy
wehcrs mas 90 native lambs good to prime - ,sa
(. 81 extra fancy Christmas wcthers ~ !'gso very
East liberty. Dec: ECst,lemRcc.ips iisht; naihe'
Gss 90: light .oekers So ssis good ia cows and
ST,Sey, 2T,aS3 40 ogsRecepts light; demand good
market active and steady; Philadelphia "a 'omts 90
best YORKER. and mixed ssMts a. r c"mnon saSs *
sSrssR receipts ish, Extra 81 onsa good Sc 4og
20 ~ far 81 75as2 yesrings s2@s$ "a Ses 81 lambs
Il gs6fsa TO- common 70 fair lambs, " l3uss ~ 1,o,.
F.nion Stock Yards. Chicago Dec. l5-ca,tls-
900 head Market weak Common 10 - extra s's, nJ
.umss' ~ M.rket weak Heavy - 3OQ*+ IS: common TO
sac. mYsd 81 204&4 20: choice assorted ~ WhSa ~"
,ih, sams4 co. pigs 81 sass 90 sheep-R'csp,s 5w
hsan Market steady Inferior 10 choice ~ 2'ns" 20
'a an omis bee 15--cate-Recepts, LOO head mar.
.,ssdv and without change Choice 70 iahcy expoI'
KEY e. s0Gss6: good shipping ScTs5 4o fair TO medium
81 xsas4 o. heavy steers siaS4 20: he"v D'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-17
CASH QUOTATIONS.
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

New York. December 10, 1854
the influence OF an advance Ot +-oic III
1er,so futures. and slight improvement In spot COTTON
,Ssne our marke; started Improvement Of . TO :
o over Yesterdays closing figures The reason gyen
,osr,t was Influenced by the light Interior movement c
i si.r1ay and efforts the part OF New-Orears
and New York bulls 10 push The market up Tor the pur
se Of unloading our market did not hold the improve
y,sn the general idea - that the NOV enen OF cotton
his week VIII be heavy. New Orleans IN fact esnAsS
,hs ,he receipts that port f,r the coming week VIII
w an 49, bales against - U7S bales last AMI 100000
tes IN 1891 and al ali ports, 3l1Vn bales against
sa 6o bales last year and 2TcOoO bales in 1891 Many
week as under what ne movement IS likely 70 bne
m estimated receipts NewOrleans Monday are for
q 900 10 24OOo bales. against 1887? bales last week
"a SD Receipts al the ports TO-DAY were
.sont 81 bales against ANA bales last week 3NsOo
sss last year Receipts Houston Were very heavy To-
Ssy showing lG1j bales against STU bales last Week
iGr, bales last week. 3s bales last year The market
rosed steady but to points lower on early months
win late positions unchanged Total safes we're e>oVo
tsss According 10 THE Financial Chronicle rain mas
sslen in almost all sections Of the cotton belt during he
ssk and al points the precipitation has been rather
heavy The marketing Of the crop. however. mas made rN
csries generally drawing &" close. The total
,sie supply Of 399 O3. bales against bs 81
IN 1891 The total American supply Is 800 naitS
against s97 bales in ls3 3 st39 bales in lS'. ana
IGs qT bales In 1891 The total visible supply shows an
,craase over 1898 3d. 49, bales. an Increase or III m
ss over 1892 and decrease OF 40 O65 bales from 1891
rh.-e came into sight during the week. +Hi2tO bales
against 4O 900 bales the corresponding week in 1888 and
year is li79974 bales The total receipts from the plan
;aons since September were +sI2 s!A bales ssanst
ss7 a45 bales in 1898 ard 3a35io bales N ls92 The
actual movement from plantations was Sill" hales
srain. 3e7 aS and 4O9+ bales in 1872
TIE net overland for the week was a bales
ssans 20 ST. bales 1893 and the net aggregate over
year ago Of 30 oi3 bales ,, 49,, -,
Opening ransv and close to-day and closing bids the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-17
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Dec. l5.-Coton steady; mlddlnS . a.loe
lou, riddins 1916; good ordinary 4sc net ana Eross
,u II Axe bales exports 10 Great Britain. y Al
hales; 10 France s.7is bales 10 The continent o'so
bai.s. sales 34iT bales: stock. 2ss Az bales -,
Nnrfnk pec I5-Cotton Arm: mlddlng, DC; low ma
ding i,-iec good ordinary 3-lOc net ana ls0ss re-
800 0Ge bales exports 10 Great Britain y 80 nhles
eoastysc 07o sales loio bales stock DDS bales
s.varnnh Dec Injection quiet and steady, mi1dhg
&c. low niddIing 47.c good ordinary 49, net ana
grss receipts 44s7 bales; sales 100" bales STOCK III
bales. - ,-.... .,,t., and s,.asv. good
s,t,. isc. mlddling 5i.c low m ldling. 47sc good
nrd,nary SO; net receipts 1880 bales gross 10 So
i. sxn,,s 10 Great Britain 100 bales. 10 France
ne 10 IN. continent s3 tses. coastwise 64Cl
V 80, s.Iss 3 100 bales: stock. 373io3 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-17
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
New-York December 49, 1894.
Speculation In oil nj the iocai exchanges was devoid
Of any interest and little trading In pipeline ce'''"'es
as done At Oh city crude prices got up to ~ cents an"
trading was on a fairly large scale The market mas an
advancing tendency. which Quilts from tn" attempt OF
the refining interest 10 stimulate production Aho'sh
,h.r. has been considerable activity at III" wells the vol
r q, uroduction will be raised materially. and. ut
the ,resent rate consumption there VIII be redu'
49,, In net stocks month OF nearly 1WnuO bhrirr
me cairo West Virginia promises To Dr 80,
al ANA the big gushes found In the brownsville thiih
sand 200. In puter County. Penn promise well ou'
-" Developments In the n"lh
table shows the partial pipe I'm. returns
,r,m December December !: 'chart"fH to the ''th
inclusive Exc.ss
Runs Deliveries deliveries Charters
~ 49,, ,,Is $500 sI5II3 IisysOl 3Ii.Gss his' NO
III overage .. 81 T2B 30 Jl,22f 'nZ2i
refined petroleum remained unchanged a. the previous
,,asls .dvnnc, Final quotations were 900 cents gallon
In inrr,la and ht New ORR ana oD cents
IN bsrrns al Philadelphia Crude m barrels was CW crh's
and nanhtha Is gallon. Foreign quotations were
'mcb.need at l2s. per 100 kos at Antwerp. $40
marks Der kllos Bremen and ad per Imperial gal
!.,udDu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-17

oo0o bush old No white at 55ha56c. elevator car
each steamer white and steamer yellow, 6lc elevator
cars NO corn. 4s&c. elevator. :OATs-There was
out llttie interest shown In oats but late with the I'M
proVement shown In wheat something
OF steadier tone prices leaving OF about steady. The
interior movement OF this week has shown slight
increase but It is thought that the visible supply VIII
make decrease In the total although the demand for
casn property this week has been small To-day
again trade was neglected. No oats were quoted at
SAC. with sold the West Shore at 34c. No
whites We're offered at 3slsc, and caots Of track white
sold at 3I44li1c .BARI-EY-Market steady: quoted
at G3G84c for No Milwaukee. and 62QG9c for ungraded
western: MAIT-Market quiet; Western quoted
al lUuI2lyc. SEEDS-Market dull cloverseed quoted
a. S9Ux9 10 and timothy at s. 9OdS6 BUCK
WHEAT-Market steady; silver quoted 5smG0c. and
japanese at G0n62c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-17
CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

PART OF 4 THREE STORY. new brown
stone house ,large front e!cove room. ~
floor. and four rooms ana stV'r-ioOh' ~
ro,r,. excellent modern Improvements
very desirabl, n-ighborhOod, light ana
cheerful rooms. residence Of the owner
small family Of thee adults. two minutes
from Aihany-sye. station. Kings -. Eli
vated: Is minutes from Bridge. VIII let ~
"A gentleman and WIFE or small i"Ulliy 81
adults not exceeding three persons; rent
s2s Arplv 10 CHARLES r.. iloIAIlNH'
AL Sumner-ave.. corner McDonouyh ST.
RrAnL Nm