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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-08
STATE NEWS.
Hancock.
SURhY.

SURhY.
Mrs. Chas. Coggins of South Surry
who has been at Bluehill, returned to her
home recently Mrs. Katie Richardson
Of Surry, returned from a visit to her
sister in Fort Fairfield recently. Mr.. f.
D. Smith of this place, was homo from
North Brooksville to spend the Sabbath
with his mother. Mr.. Chas. Staples came
home from Ellsworth to spend the Sab
bath with his wife and parents.-The
grammar school of Surry village will be
faught by Miss Leighton OF Deblois; the
primary school by Mrs. Rena Staples
Miss Eva Young of the village, a young
lady highly esteemed by the community
will teach in the North Bend district
Miss Young has been student of the
Castine normal school for several terms
past and although this will be her first
Germ of school all feel confident she will
meet with success.-Capt. A. c. Curtis
If the schooner Flora Grindle, arrived
nome from Rockland Saturday, May T..
He reports the wood business very dull.
MARIAVILLE.
Sabbath school in District No. 3 was
organized Sunday. No. and 1 have
agreed to meet together one Sunday in
District 3, the next in No. There are
but three schools in session in town. No.
|, 3 and mir. James kimball has sew
raj men at work on the ground where the
new mill is soon to be uilt.-Mr. Dority
Of Ellsworth, has bought the George Par
sons place and moved his family there
Mr.. Crossman has bought the place for
merIy owned by Fred Jordan and moved
into it.-Wilfred Blaisdcll has moved his
family to Otis.
BUCKSPORT
Mr.. A. H. CHM has had extensive re-
oairs made on his store which gives it Q
,ity like appearance. Mr.. John W. Swa
ley is much improved in health. Mr.
SEQ Hardy recently purchased a fine two
seated blackboard of W. II. Davis of Ban
Harbor. THE Methodist Conference will
meet here Wednesday. and every one in
own is very busy in their preparations
| 'or entertaining the company.-SethK Kent
| is doing {. good business this year in the
| raisinp and buying of poultry and eggs
,lso veal Hardly a boat goes out with
| ,ut some freight from his farm.-Pota
| 7oes are selling here for 80 cents n hushol
| rats at the Same price; eggs are IL cents
| Butter brings 25 cents as it is quite scarce
| Nothing definite is reported about Tho
| orland creamery. Many of our towns
,eopIe had subscribed stock to help thu
little town along in its new enterprise hu
rhings seem to be at a stand still jus
| low.
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Sea Moss Farine. Tooth
some, Nutritious, EconoIn=
icaI 25ct. package makes
10 quarts various dessert
dishes. Receipts with each
package. Write for Fairy
Story Book, illustrated.
Buy Farine of al! Grocers,
Or package mailed on re-
ceipt of rs cents.
Lyon Manufacturing Co,
43 South Fifth St, Brooklyn, N. Y.
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A beautiful show of cut flowers, today,
at Partridge's, opposite post office. The
prize pansies in baskets astcrs and flower
ing plants at this store are very attractive.
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Stinson. The Junior Endeavor choir. as.
sisted by Messrs. Lilly and Whittum farm.
ished the music-Mr Edward Carleton
Is building an addition to his house.
Miss Harriet Hathorne is visiting at DR..
Buck s.-Mrs. Harriet Reed will soon re.
open her house at Days ferry.-School in
No :, began last Monday with Miss Lillian
Thwins as teacher April Goth. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas Hunnewell attended the birth
day party of Mrs. Hunnewcll's mother in
Newcastle. AS Mrs. Adams is 80 it was
quite an event.
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DRESDEN.

The ladies Of the South Dresden Metho-
dist church, gave a supper, Wednesday
evening. A good time was reported -
The Union society met at the house of
John White, Thursday evening. Two
now members were admitted. Rev. M.
:. Probe, pastor Of the Methodist church,
held IA meeting at the house of Leonard
B;ckford, Saturday evening Five were
baptised and four taken into the church.
He preached his last sermon, before con
ference, at the church, Sunday after
noon. After the preaching two were bap
tised and three taken into full member
ship.
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Rev. K. +. Ncwbert in company with
Rev. S. c. Beach of Bangor, attended a
meeting of the Maine Association of
Liberal Minister'S yesterday, ut Portland.
Rev. Mr.. Beach read an able and ex-
haustiye paper upon "The Evolution Of
Religion"
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The many friends Of Landlord Burns
of Hotel North, will learn with pleasure,
that the doctor pronounced him to BIO bet
ter, last night.
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Chicago Produce Market,

CHICAGO, Nay Z.
FLoUR-mills shading to prices Of last week
about l0c, fair local demand.
WHEAr-closed higher;
No. spring, 66iascs; No. red, 62saG2,.
CoaH-higher; No. 2, 5oias0i.
OATs-quiet, No. Q, 2sa2ss.
RYE-No.2, 63a63
BARLRY--No. 2, 51Ia5ls.
FLAxsEEp-No. 1. fi.45si.4S.
PcnY-$l1.7aa$l1.S-i.
LARD-S6.52la36.5j.
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All are cordially invited To attend an
Oddly Party given by the VS. at their
rooms, Water street, this "wednesday
evening. "Come, consequence, 10 cents. +"
"Guess, consequence, Prize. " Hungry,
consequence, Eat"
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the course of year. He numbers winters
and saws it out in his mill. summers, be-
sides doing some considerable farming
Freeman Randall and family have
moved here in one of ira Robbins houses.
LAKESHORE.
Pleasant Hill Lodge of Good Templars
installed the following officers May 4 C.
T., f. W. Lewis; V. r.. Jeanette Hallott
2. G. T., Isabel Perkins; Sec, II. W.
Longley; Treas. g. W. Manter; II. s.,
Eddie Mantcr; NJ, Arson L. Tillson; ID.
NJ, Katie K. Mantcr; G., Arthur Bartlett
Sen, Ernest Hallctt; S. j. r. Isabel
Perkins; Chap. S. NJ Longley. Ice cream
was served after installation The school
at Lakeshore commenced Monday, Mrs.
Grace Libby, teacher.
Kncx.
WASHINGTON.
All schools in town began Monday
Miss Emma Sylvester teaches at the Mills
Miss Winnie Chaplin, Razorville; Miss
Lizzie Dow, Pierpoint schoolhouse; Miss
Grace Ludwig, Light schoolhouse; Miss
Lottic Farrar, Mountain schoolhouse
These young ladies all belong in this town
| J..
Quincy Hannah and wife will soon
start for Bridgewater Mass, where they
have employment Patterson, who
was severely injured by falling from a
scaifold, is able to be out again. -Chas.
Overlook and wife furnished music for the
May ball at Summit hall, Somcrville,
and fine time was reportcd.-Alonzo
Rhodes reports having Jersey COW that
he recently made 615 pounds butter from
in four days, on common feed,-Will Law
of Boston, visited his brother L. A. Law,
| last week. Ludwig went to Rock
| land, last week, whore he has employment.
Frank Poland is attending school in
| Augusta - Deacon S. Cunningham went
| to Cooper's Mills, on business last week.
| Everett Cunningham is at work for Still
man Hilbert Ernest Jones is on the
sick list.-Rose Pinkham sold a fine
| stopper to Atwell Nash last week. at a
high figure. May ball at the Central
house was we'll attended and a nice time
was enjoyed by all. Music was furnished
| by Morse's orchestra of Searsmont Otis
| Day and wife, and Lewis Day and Miss
| Alberta Jones were at Rockland last week
attending court on the Linscott case &c.
| A. II. Post had n meeting at Grange hall,
| Friday night and an enjoyable occasion
was reported. -Galen Newhall of West
Washington, will deliver the Memorial ad-
dress at Razoryille, May 2G.-Rov MI.
Brown of Newport, will speak at the
Milis.-Miss Fannie White is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Carrie Lenfest.
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Dexter Grange.

Reports from Dexter Grange indicate
that its members fully appreciate the
benefits of this order. At ono Of tho last
regular meetings 125 grangcrs were pres
ent, including n number of visitors from
neighboring oranges. Worthy Master
Daggett conferred the third degree on IA
candidates and Worthy Master jose the
fourth. A bountiful harvest feast fol-
lowed. In the afternoon the first and
second degrees were conferred on n class
of three Interesting remarks were made
by a number Of the visitors.
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Weak Stomach and Indigestion.

Hoods Sarsaparilla has been great
blessing to me. believe 1t has no equal,
as a tonic for the stomach. For years
have suffered with weak stomach and
indigestion. and found no cure until /
began using Hoods Sarsaparilla Hood 5
pills have cured my mother # rheuma-
tism." Mrs. Vim. Lsplain, Gardiner, Me.
HOODS PILLS cure sick headache,
biliousness, indigestion.
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Daily Aeaushee 9onrual
City and County.

L. II. Folsom of Bath, was in the city,
last evening.
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Hon. Llewellyn Powers of Houlton,
was In the city, last evening
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Realism.

ne (reslming his seat after brief visit
v tn an atmosphere of realism
there is about this playl
r.;. is Smells like cloves.-Chicagc
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L. E. Tracy of Portland, was in Au.
gusta, last evening.
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MAINE STATE GRANGE.
Patrons of Husbandry.

EDWARD WIGc,N, Master, Maysville.
F. II. ALLEN, Secretary, Auburn. y
w. w. SrErsoN, Lecturer, Auburn.
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Hill & Locke have some nice fresh
strawberries, the first Of the season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-08

II. H. Hamlen of Bowdoin College,
arrived in the city, last evening.
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kennebcc.
WINDSOR.

Ill intend to push things the coming
week. Early peas and potatoes arc about
I'll that have yet been planted. There
has been much interest in the trials ut
Wiscasset, this week, of the persons sued
Nv the w. 81 @. X. II. Company for non
,ayment of shares 1t is understood that
50 far the stockholders or rather non
stockholders, are getting tho hest OF it, -
Vining Post, G.. A. r.. will observe Memo
rial day with the usual ceremonies
Rev. W. W. Ogier will deliver the Ne
mortal address. !
SOUTH MONMOUTH.
The little infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John Hinkley, died Sunday noon,
aged two and one-half weeks.--A May
day party was given at the Lookout farm
by Mrs Abbie Withercl for tho benefit
and pleasure of Rev. and Mrs. Staples,
who are about leaving this church and
people. A plcasurable time was enjoyed.
Prof. b. NJ. Avery and family returned
tn their home in Monmouth, last week,
TO spend his vacation having just closed
wear OF successful school at Somerset
Academy, Athens.
RIVERSIDE.
James Clark of Sidney, who is run
ming hay press on this side the river,
met with quite a severe accident at Miss
Marcia Sturgis' barn, Wednesday. The
granples which were fastened in the top
of the barn for weighing the bales of bay,
gave away and falling struck MI Clark
in the side and cut and injured him
quito badly although he went TO WORK
again in few days. 1t was quite a mar
row escape from serious lplury.-'esse
Gilbert has gone to Portland. hrs NO
we'll of Waterville is here attending mel
sick brother, Simpson Weeks, VINO Il
slowly improving Horace reynolds OF
Sidney. was over hero "Wednesday. -hlVer-
side Lodge o. G. T., elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing quarter
Elmer Rollins. c. T.; Jennie Trott. V.
r Kate Lewis, c.. Laura Rollins, sec
wilbur Lewis, F. s. Eibridge jackson,
r Mary Anderson, NJ; Carrie Sawteile'
q Winnie Trott, Sen.-Quite large
5e,eoation of visitors from North Nassal'
hero Wateryille. Winslow. Oakland ano
Relrrade attended our lodge Saturday
evening. and had good time. There
ware over sixty visitors In all, among then
Lannebec District Templar Hutchings o.
Oakland. Mr.. Hutchings and Guy Moshel
olso If Oakland spent Sunday here
Albert Foster has been doing quite busi
ness numbering this winter. he nnlshee
Ali etb He has worked light team
only one pair of oxen and hired one pail
- horsas 35 DAYS. He has 800. 00o OF PINE
"a naL loos at his mill and in the lake
a,,1 los ala cords of wood cut and yarded
g., uouata and besides this has sold ane
- 100. T. I've carloads of lumber. This has
snpp 30 - the hest winters for business
~ "a. s1 aver had. Mr.. Foster is always
h no na sn e, does 4 large amount of work il
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Pen0bsc0t.
NEWPORT.

The ladies Of the Methodist Society
had a fair and dinner in the vestry Of the
church May day-Rcv. w. L. Brown and
wife will attend confer ence at Bucksport
this week Rev b. ID. Byrnc of East
Pittston, has been in town for the past
week on his way to Bucksport.- III.
A. King and w. B. Marsh will attend the
Grand Lodge of Masons in Portland this
week.-The Cooper Brothers are to begin
work on their new houses this week.
Piscalaquis.
GUILFORD.
The village schools closed Friday after
one of the most successful years in our
history. The best of feeling has been
maintained between the teachers and stu
dents and honest hard work has been
done throughout the entire year. Guilford
people are Justly proud of their schools
Il Hussey has sold his stand on Main
street to C. +. Pack ard.-Although the
mud is well dried up very one reports
the country roads as very rough.-The
road commissioner is busy on the roads
and village streets. A long piece Of con-
crete sidewalk will be built on High
street soon and another on School street
Very Few villages JDe SIZE oi uuiiipIu caii
boast of as good sidewalks as are found
in this village .-The Phila May Concert
C ompany gave splendid entertainment
one evening last week at Guilford hall
under the auspices Of the class of '96
Guilford High school. The singing OF
Phila May and the reading of Miss Helen
Hubbard delighted the audience and both
artists were heartily encored $. A. Rice
got his drive into the Guilford Lumber
| Company's boom the middle OF last week
The successful handling of this drive in
sures him profitable winter operation.
Sagadahcc.
WOOLWICH
Tuesday, May ?, at II A. N, MISS
Carrie Mains, who died the previous sun
day, after two weeks illness OF pneu-
monia. was laid to rest in the new GENE
terry. Miss Mains was lovely young iaay
and her death is q severe loss 70 nef
family and friends AT the funeral the
Northern Star Grange. OF which she was
a member, had charge OF the arrange
| ments. At the house, her pastor, hev.
S. W. Chaplin, spoke from Isaiah o:s. Inc
services at the grave We're conuuc'ed oy
Master David Carter and Chaplain John
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MARKET REPORTS.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. May
Money, on call, easy, 1a1i
Prime mercantile paper. 3iGii.
Government bonds. strong
RailroaHa active
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Mrs. Thomas Lambard went to Boston,
Tuesday morning, on the 10. 10 train.
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ties:
United States IS, ex. Int, ii2all2i
As, ll2sall3
2s, t9a
Central Pacific lists, tio2l
Denver & Rio Grande lists, tl12
Irie ends, ex div, e.
kSnsas Pacific consols, 90l
Oregon & Nav. lists. tlo9j
Union Pacific 1sts, lo5
Northern Pacific con IS 80
sex. int. tb1o. fasked.
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GLOWING are cloeing quotations Of seouri
The evening world., 1895-09-10
Real Estate, for Saie-hew Jersey.
EUCLID SECTION.
HasbrOuck Heights.

The greatest opportunity for years to secure a
home; S-r0om cottage. steam heated, all I'm
provemen;s. Just compleV; built TO enhance ai-
Joining property; will sell a. cost pr.ce. 3lOo
down, easy monthly payments. same as rent; 81
minutes from the business centre
A BARGAIN-House. rooms. corner lot 8
adjoining; garden, fruit trees barn; price
g. 800; Rutherford electric cars pass the door:
block from Carlstsdt depot Address WIN MA
SON Cornelia ST.. East Rutherford. N. J.
CHEAP Lors-ARLINGToN: 20 minutes ride
Chambers st. ferry; 800 upward, s. monthly;
titles guaranteed. free passes. ROSENTHAL
POLAK, 203 East +6th St,
ZINE RESIDENCE. l2 rooms. with all the latest
improvements. including 10 lots, nicely laid
out into lawn and orchard: fronting on the
Boulevard, opposite Kings property extending
Plank road opposite property OF Tag Bonn
estate. Weehswken, n. j. s minutes Of lMh st.
Terry. For particulars inquire OF STEIN
NElDNER, real estate and insurance agents. bOt
Washington ST., Hoboken. n. j.
FOR sALE-only 800 for a 5-acre farm. covered
with wood near Atlantic City, close to rail
roads: finest lani In y. J. for vegetables. small
fruits poultry &c. high and dry. good water
healthy neichborhood; sold on instalments OF 81
down and 81 per week d. l.. RlsLEf. I'll S.
10th ST.. Philadelphia.
NEW COTTAGE I.75O; $50 cash, balance IS 50
mon hy until paid for; including lot 5oNl75
feet within minutes walk depot, IS miles from
clty: elegant location; immediate Possession.
' WOLCOTT, II Irving place
SEZAFIY " Large. convenient house. with
nne or more acres station: terms easy
Address s. G. CLARKE Tenahy, or 81 Wall st.,
n. Y.
The evening world., 1895-09-10
Board Wanted.

BoARD-ror two boys. eight and ten In private
family. with good care Board. 233 World Up
town.
BOARD wANTED-Mother 6 son. private family
suburbs. S. NJ. box ssi World, Harlem.
CATERER wants furnished basement In board
lag house. with boarders b.. world Branch,
80 sth ave.
GENTLEMAN 4 wife desire room board With
private family, west Of Central Park: 3l2. Ad-
dress C., box 23 World
ROOM & BOARD in private family single man
state terms. west side. below seth st. j. =.
Klein. 1852 9Th ave.
SQUARE HEATED room with good board Tor
mlddle-ased lady. private family preferred. b..
1926 Sd ave
WANTED by one or two gentlemen. room with
board. in private Jewish family state full par
ticulars. L. S. box $40 World Harlem.
wANTED-Board h room by young men. ives,
side preferred, Will exchange new Upright
piano for same Schmidt, box N. 1876 9Th ave.
wANTED-A furnished square room. with board /:
81 weekly. Teacher. l242 Broadway.
YOUNG MAN wishes board. short distance from
Exchange place; about 81; private family pre-
fsrred; give full particulars: references sx-
changed BOardsr. bex ssS world.
The evening world., 1895-09-10
East Side.

East Side.
LEXINGTON AVE. 1921 72d 4 73d-Niceiy fur
nlshed rooms. excellent board: Jewish family
home comforts.
LEXINGTON AVE, $50. near seth st,-Front
parlor. also hall room: board II desired. Mrs
Wannicker.
LEXINGTON AVE. 4ss eth a-Doubls rooms.
sl2 to SIS. with board: American family.
LEXINGTON AVE. 724-PrivAte Hebrew family
elegant newly furnlshed rooms; superior board I.
o. .l-sis seatlamsn: reasonable
The evening world., 1895-09-10
Lost, Found and Rewards.

Trust co certificate Of deposit
,,r 81 200 strnture bonds Of the jarvis Conk-
lin M5rsa-e rFls, Co. No "a n,u'e 's herehy
GIVEN 10 AN v l1m II may concern 10 show cause
INV A dup.ir,te cert!Ha atc 0t deposit should not
y. Issuei F.slrrlrk lockwood
L0sT-Bank bouk No, eiSp7t o' the Union Dime
savings Institution, Is missing any person
having claim TO II is hereby called upon to
present the same Nithin ten days, or submit
to having said pa. book cancelled new
ops lssvsd
The evening world., 1895-09-10
Flats and Apartments to Let.
unturn'shsd-Esst Side.


GRAND ST 5iS-3 a ali-light rooms: Iant;or
Oh premises, rents Sl2 TO $40.
A q HEGEMAN co, 1921 Broadway.
LEXINGTON AVE. l4i3 Single nsts Of rooms
a bath all Improvements, $50 10 Sc. Apply On
premises or Nm, H. Hpllls'er. 1885 LeAlHston
MADISON AVE. lsH. c0raer l25th st st-Elegantly
tcgurltrt heated large. light, WELL
ventilated apartments hall hoy; rents .S5 up
ward Apry jan.t0r premises.
PARK AVE. s2J & 925-Finest fats in the city
for rent steam heated decorated In hnest
styIe 6 rooms a bath, a. the very moderate rent
q SIS to y3i l month free. references required
Inquire On premises
PARK AVE 1889 near 81 ave. road at s9th
s,-To lot single nat OF I rooms, all Improve
mrnts rent S27
PARK AVE. y2s. between soth slst st.-slngle
nat hne apartments. large rooms and bath,
steam heat: hot water from basement Inquire
lanlt1r
PARK AVE, northeast cor. l22d ST. rooms.
bath; block Mount Aorrts Pask
The evening world., 1895-09-10
Houses Wanted-Country.

SMALL HOUSE WANTED to rent. with i'm,
provements, good location. on Central Railroad
n, New Jersey not farther than Crawford. AHents
write 10 ]. B., 72ls Columbia ST., Newark, ~ j.
Nw.Nrrp tn RENT-Cottsge within one hours
Nids Of cly; sOsd tenant Murphy box s2'
The evening world., 1895-09-10

WANTED SITUATION WANTS for The Sunday World
received The World office before Saturday will be inserted FREE
Saturdays Evening World the immense and circulation
Of The World 100000 INSERTIONS which
circulation Of the fifteen other New York combined
The evening world., 1895-09-10
s.., Estate for sale-ou. Of the City.

A sACRIFICE-si 500 one OF the hes, fru.,. poul-
out: a acres. large dwelling II rooms; new
barn. poultry house also farmers house; abun-
Ssnr. 'of fruit: excellent location; dirt cheap
DEWSNAP, g. Liberty s.,
4, ACRES houre rooms; fruit depot half
mile; 81, $50; half cash. BoHR. Spring Valley.
The evening world., 1895-09-10
Pe.I Estate to Let-New Jersey.

n Ito let. handsome cottage
Ali improvements elevated and pleasant sur
syundings; perfect conditions: very near depot
l. " CLARK, Westaeli.
The evening world., 1895-09-10
North Of iasth Street.

Worth of - Stn Sueet.
ATTENTION HORsESHOERS!-3-story house;
also rear house. good business avenue; rents
for 5000. price S. 600; good chance. KAEPPEL,
l6lst st. ID ave.
A BARGAIN, sls West listh st-',.,ory house. in
perfect order, price SIS. 900. $500 cash and
balance on instalments Apply on premises.
AM OFFERING bargains this week to lot buyers;
easiest terms. lowest prices: N. Y. City lots.
$3.50, IRVING. 3l5 Madison ave-. corner <2d st.
BEAUTIFUL HOUSES. westchester Heights. s4th
50 200: easy terms RosENBLATr. 81 Pine 81.
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS at wiliismsbridge on
Boston road continuation OF Sd ave. on line
with 2iOth St: $3.50 upward: IS monthly: titles
guaranteed; also 10 cheap houses on easy monthly
payments Apply to r. ocoNNELL. 800 East
37th 81.
coRNER-Lot ssnisO Kins.briis. road; bar
gain. C, REICiIE. 200 East 18th St
ELEGANT new house, Just finished. rooms and
bath all improvements; heslthiest location In
ss I ii. p.y Un '; o%SER :R'iss $ s
ton ave. near lI3th st
FoRDHAM..7-roOm 4 bath house; all improve
lem Railroad price So 500; $500 cash
FRANCIS HoFF. Fordham.
FOR sALE-cheap; best terms; 2si Ward; and
3 story easements. single and double nat-housss,
isoth g.. s., 500 ENRICH ssl E. l5ith st,
FOR sALE-Lot on sedgwick ave. 2th Ward.
25xl3i; Will sell cheap for cash JOSEPH D.
GENUINE BARGAINS-Lots ADJOINING Bronx
Park near train and trolley. 1915 upward; easy
terms them ROSENTHAL POLAk. 203
East 46th St
LINCOLN PARK LoTs-Now is the time to reap
beneft Of new improvements 25 fne houses
started passes. r. E. HOLDER, 2O3 Broadway
WILLIAMS SBRIDGE-Five minutes from daDot,
trolley passing; loo lots business and dwelling;
10 per cent. down, per cent. monthly
BANG, 2'l Fast l36th ST.
2-sTORY and basement 2-family house: the nnest
decorations, hardwood trimmings; viii be sold
at a sacrifice, as owner must leave the city.
ROOS, 33l Willis ave-
Mlscelianeous.
BARGAIN-Take part cash, part exchange;
new nat property GOODRICH wooDcoCK.
20 sth ave,
FOR sALE-Flne double FIAT. all improvements
In good nelghborhooi: pays is per cent only
s. 600 cash necessary to purchase RARE
CHANCE, box l55 World.