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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

The auctioneers had n dull day at the auction
rooms Yesterday At the Broadway salesroom three
parcels were announced for sale but the only parcel
sold was by William Kennedy under foreclosure
proceedings. the nve-story brick nathouse. NO.
1852 Ams,erdam-ave.. lot 25xioO feet. to the plain
I'M Annie c. Smith, FOR $4,000 There was due on
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.


Apploman David ct al, to J r Slater. Iafontaine-
ave. south half lot III. map Prospect iii'i es-
tate. years. ....,...........,.... .........'.
Aust. Harriet. to Margare,,a Hoffman. n
Blumenthai. Amelia. and another 10 the Mutual
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Campbell. Josephine H. TO Patrick Dollard.
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Dollard, Patrick a. and another TO Marshall l.
Davis. James y, to John !. l'onham. NO nv
To- 200 West 5Sth-st leaseho.d. .........:.:.
Dudley, Henry. To NewYork Guaranty and IN
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Fater. Jacob, and wife 10 Lambert suydsm. .
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Fischer Adam Il. and wife TO James J Pheian.
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Porr. william. to Mary e Hankins' NO -.
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The following plans for new buildings ana a.
were filed with the Building Department.
New buildings. ~ l.,.,
Henry-st. No ITO. HISTORY brick fat. by Ga'e''
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,hree-;tory and Sar .s eTss dwellings oy
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A PILGRIMAGE TO THE GREAT BUDDHIST
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THE SEATS OF THE MIGHTY Y. NJ.
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A SINGULAR LIFE. XIV XVII.
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-01

II Is q common Joke that when u
mans wife Is out Of town he writes q
mornful letter. aud then goes around
and has high old time. There IL not
much In that joke. IL does not begin
20 do duty with the mothcr.in.law Joke,
and that Is pushed far beyond its
deserts The fact is that out OF dozen
men whose wives are out OF the city
for the summer there will be ut least
eleven who are really lonely and. In
fact put In very miserable time.
edge Il AZ first, and few likc 20 have
sympathy thrust upon thcm, but there
are mighty few who do not In their
hearts pay the highest kind OF tribute
90 their wives and wish for their re.
turn. w ashinrton Star
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-01

The Boston Traveller says that few
weeks ago Maine young man bought
o pair OF socks cotaininr n note saying
the writer was an employee OF the
kcnosha (Wis) knitting works and
wanted n good husband. She gave her
name and requested tho buyer, n an
unmarried man, 10 write with view
20 matrimouy. The young man who
found the note considered the matter
Ia all its phases and decided TO write 10
the girl. lie did Awaiting the an
swcr with considerable anxiety he was
nc last rewarded with curt letter
stating that the girl was now the moth.
or Of two children and had been mar
ricd four years, and the letter he had
answered had been written ever 40
long ago. IL was 'sock dollager,"
and the young man hunted for n aolu-
tion. lie found H. Tho merchant of
whom he bought the socks doesn't nd.
vertiFe
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-01

One OF the first requisites to SUCCESS
ful pruning Is TO be able 20 correctly
distinguish between shrubs which
ought TO be pruned In winter
and those which ought to be pruned In
summer II a mistake be made In this
connection. effects Numerically the re-
verse OF those we wish TO bring about
viii be the inevitable result Another
important requisite 10 insure complete
success is that the various kinds Of
shrubs be pruned In the proper season
owing. no doubt. to the pressure Of
work In the summer time, the pruning
OF towering shrubs Is too often neg
leoted, and when ultimately attended
to II is, as stated above. generally left
to persons who. from lack OF knowledge
or through carelessness. cut away a
quantity OF wood, which, II left to the
following spring. would produce pro-
fusion OF blossom.
Let us take, for instance, such
shrubs as forsythlas, vlburnums, ex-
ochorda grandiiora, prunuses, many
apiraeas, weigelas, etc, which flower In
the spring or early summer. The
proper time 20 prune such shrubs Is I'M
mcdlately after they have done flower
Ing. II the plant to be operated upon
be young and expected TO grow larger
In order TO al Its place In bed or else
where. All that will be found necessary
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-01

with sheep. ms with other stock.
thare is no breed that possesses all or
only good qualities. All have their
defects.
Good pasture makes flesh and growth
more rapidly than dry food docs. Re
member this, and when you are growing
young animals.
Good sheep. fully as much as good
stock Of other kinds. will always sell nt
fair prices. II Is the scrubs and runts
that are hard to get rid OF.
on many farms sneep should be
looked upon rs Auglllnrles In keeping
up the fertility Of the land rather than
as direct means OF large profit.
Indiscrlminate breeding is one OF tho
causes OF lessenod profits with sheep
as II unquestlonably lowers the qual.
ity. Breed as well as feed the best
should be the rule.
Tlmldty is a characteristic OF the
sheep that should not be tempered
with. A wise sheepkeeper will use
every means to calm his sheep and
keep them so.
The true rule for the right quantity
to feed 10 animals Of All kinds is TO
give them Just what they will eat up
elean-no more You can only Gnd out
how much that Is from trial.
Every rule that has been tried during
the ages for breeding to get a particular
sex In live stock has failed The con.
clusion is that there is no certain way
further to determine beforehand or 10
produce given sex.
Our consul at Bradford. Great Brit.
ain. complains that the American
farmer does not put up his products
In as good shape as such products are
put up In France ana oven In CANADA,
and that therefore they sell for less
than those from other sources.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-01

A story "a being told Of n young lady
who found package Of love letters
that had been written 20 her mother
by her father before they were mar.
ricd. Tho daughter saw that she
could have n little sport, and read them
TO her mother. substituting her own
name for that Of her mother. and q fine
young man Tor that OF her father The
mother jumped up and down In her
chair. shifting her feet aud seemed
terribly Disguised, and forbade her
daughter to have anything 20 do with
the young men Who would write such
siclfcnlng and nonscnsicai stun 70 q
girl. When the young lady handed
the letter to her mother 10 read tho
house became 10 still that one could
hear the grass growing In the back
yard.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-01

Tn, colonial kltrhcpe lasted In many
country houses until about nifty years
ago. There are men and women sim
living who wildly describe their
glorles. They were low. with heavy
rafters. lighted by small.panod win
dows' Tor glass was luxury those days.
The chairs had narrow. high backs and
rush seats. There was. besides. a rude
~ shaped "scttco" The great wood
FIRE burned its prodlgious back iog In
the chimney and was never allowed to
entirety Gle ont Banked with ashes In
the evening, there was always sup
posed TO be a spark to rekindlc into
new tamos In the morning Not long
ago woman died whose pride Il was
to say that. In the forty years Of her
welded life the hearth Gre never once
went out II 80 dire "a mischancc arose
n child was sent to the nearest neigh
Dor win q shovel 10 borrow fire." and
from the glowing pine knot rellghting
was again possible Along the walls
were icstoons OF dried fruits and ycrc-
tables Hams and sides Of bacon hung
from the rafters. The spinning wheel
stood In warm corner. One utcnsil.
utterly obsolete to-day. was a long
handled covered pan. which was thrust
deep into the hot Goals. ana withdrawn
wren lls sayory contents were deemed
ready Tor the table. No such Johnny
cakos are put together now as were
baked before an open nrc; no such iol-
lied indian puddlngs. no such creamy
"mush as that sung 10y joel Barlow.
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and In Iowa and Missouri within 100 niles
OF Omaha.
Nebrnskans are assured that the % State
Fair will 10 vast Improvement on its
predo essOrs Larper-more hrilliant-bet-
ter worth seeing. Every ono who can do
so should spend State Fair week, the who
OF Il. In Omaha.
Tho outdoor cc'otrations VIII he particu.
hrly nttrn. tive, SUR RAISING ANYTHING OF the
kind yer le.ore undertaken by any west
srn city. Every evening, Omaha Will lie
alamo with oortric lights aud glittoriny
Vngoants viii parade the streets. Tho pro.
gram for the evening ceremonies isi
Monday, Sept. ltth-Grand Bicycle Car
nivnl
Tuesday. SEPT iIth-Ne, raskas parade
Wednesday, Sept isth-Mi.itary aud
Ayir nrnde.
lhnrsdnv, Seft. i9th-Knlghts Of AkSnr.
hen Parade, 10 10 followed ~ the "a east
OF Moudamin' Pan
Round trim tickets 10 Omaha az tho TO
duced rates above mentioned a. well ns
full information al out tire burlington
Routes train service NJ the time OF tho
State Fair, can he had on Application 20
,ho nearest Is. a NJ, X. H. agent.