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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21

WHITE BEDSPREADs.--Such values az
we are selling In Bedspreads have
never been known. A Spread that has
every appearance OF 81 quality for zoe.
Unusual values at 70, SEC, 81, 40
Extra values in Boys shlrt-Waists
Mothers Friend Shirt-Waists here at
39c. each. No buttons coming on.
Box of Swansdown and bottle OF Extract
Ladies Black Hose. plain and drop-stitch.
25c. b box x q Royal Tooth-POwder for iOc.
l0c bottle Of Naseline for Tc.
1870 bottle Of Witch Hazel for l0c.
l2lsc. quality Of Pretty Jaconets, &c.
The Is CSC. grade of White Duck, the
prettlest quality shown this season.
There is a Big Ribbon Sale going on here.
Beaded Capes In this sale. They former
ly sold for 81. s.. s. and $40. Take
your choice at 81.
Cream Jerseys, too. all sizes Ihey were
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT..
SUCH CLOTHING VALUES YOU WILL
NEVER SEE AGAIN.
Mems All-WoOl Neat Tan Check Spring
Suits OF Clothes, worth $3.50. for &9s-
consisting OF coat pants, and vest.
Mems Gray Diagonal, twilled, worth
Boys Suits that were 81 to $50. now 75c.
Boys Suits that were $50, =, and s2.25.
now 81
Boys Suits that were e 20 90 s. now 81 so.
Boys Suits that were S3.25 10 s. now s..
Rows Wash Suits that were 81, now 5sc.
Boys Wash Suits that were y, now ~,
Boys Wash Suits that were si:oO, now &C.
Boys Wash Suits that were 50, now $l.50
BABY CARRIAGES.-Any Of our Baby
Carriages at half price.
Mems Unlaundered Snirts. made OF
Langdon G. -. cotton, pure linen
bosoms. reinforced back and front. u
81 quality. for Joe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21
SAILORS.

The suppIy here is always equal to the
demand You can find what you want
here in n Sailor when you fail elsewhere-
Navy. Black, and White in all grades
from DC. for the Trimmed laen, 10 si'v
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21
Fair Dates Fixed.

STAUNTON, VA, July 2o-(Spec'al)-
The Board OF Directors Of the Virginia
Live Stock Association to-day fixed the
dates for their annual fair for September
10th. 18th, and 18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21
UNTRIMMED HATS.

were never put upon the market at SUCH
prices as are named here this week Ihese
HTT NEN IjP-TO-DATE STYLES, in
Fancy straws, White and Black, as well
d" Also $50 LEGHoRNs at half their real
Your dollars do double duty here this
week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21
The Fourqurean-Price Co.
Tho RETIREMENT is PLAIN!

We uundtn alliance T (
Orhankar
t@nt
an al
DdNk to
ehremS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21

CuIIDREN's WHITE DUCK TAM
o. SHANTERS AND HAAS az &c;
The STRAW TAM O SHANIEhS are
ali reduced 10 meet the cut In price OF
other hats.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


BUSINESS CHANCE ,r We,
DARKROOM. corner s1aAS. i,r'plIul
Rroad. for sale cheap for ea>h. IN M I,
STOCK and fixtures and license psa.eenis ID
May |. 1875 One OF me engage II
ether business. ih9u'e ." ~ Yait'.
FOR GALE AT A nAkG.AdiHS''yli.i
STOCK, FIXrD ks,si A sSStipn CoNFEc
q qf 81 rRuIr All, ~. Mi ;. Sai,
street stree =. i, viii take eAly ss,Ar rsa som
payment; balance on tim ,,..s Gov cso,xFEc
given for selling A. aalsS9 AZ n-eolir
TONER. care OK pssps'Sn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21

Genuine Russia Crash. the Re-,
towel crash made-regulsr price l-.
and 1910,
This Week lie
Turkey Red Table-Cloths hs
colors, size, two yards square -resg.
lar price 75c.,
Sale Price, 43c.
Lap Robes.
4 Embroidered Monte Linen IA,
Robes regular price $40,
This Week soc
Special prices on all linen hp.
robes tins week,
at ODE, 73c., 33c., SI.2O.
Ladies' Belts.
Ladies' Black Leather Bclls-rep.
lar price 40c.,
This Week. i9e.
Ladies' Russet Leather Bclts 10 ~.
rious styles and celluloid Belts-Al
sold formerly at 81 and Sl.2j each.
This Week. 2Jc.
BAGS.
Ladies Chatelaine Bags or hand.
satchels-former price Sl.2j Gal
$3.50 each,
This Week, SOC.
Ready-Made Dresses.
10 Ladies' White Lawns Wnp.
pers-empire style--Watteau back
sizes -, -, 36-iormer price s. aai
$3.50,
This Week. 81
6 White Lawn Wrappers -empH
style-sailor collar trimmed with lo
Nalnsook edge-sizes -, 36, 3,-
former price $50.
This Week, $50
S very fine White Linen DeDaco
Wrappers-Mother Hubbard irla
and back-trimmcd in punk and Doe
ribbons sizes 81 to 40--former pacs
81,
This Wcck. ~.
6 Colored and White Duck Vests
former price Sl.35,
This Week. SOC.
A few odd sizes in Duck Suits-ola
half price buys them this week.
two-piece fine Batiste Suits IN
hair line stripes, sizes 81 GEJ 81
former price 500,
This Week, 81.
Separate Duck Skirts in plain white
and plain navy,
$3.50 Each.
Mattings.
The last week has left us with NJ
other lot of short lengths of Matt nA
from 6 TO 20 yards each. This we.S
we mark the entire lot at less ihG
half price. You will find many Use
ful lengths at very low prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21

SEPARATE SKIRTS in Serge, Flannel,
and Alpaca: made by men tailors, and
cut 10 III, and with plenty OF width. They
sold from 81 .sS TO $7J0-NOW they're $50
to s5-only forty garments left.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21
COrsess.

COrSeeS.
There are laws OF health that cor
sets must conform to to 10 satisfac-
tory. Takes an expert to know what
experience teaches-and save you the
costly tutulage. We don't besi to
carry all the different corsets that are
on the market. Cur whole store
wouldn't hold them.
The "best list Iarrows down the
desirable brands to something like a
bali hundred Our advice will rec
ommend selection from these lines
because we know them to be scien-
tifcally and commercially correct.
To reduce the lines for inventory we
have Gu led out Gil lines that have
become broken or soiled, and they will
be offered on our counters this week
at
SMALL PRICES.
Mems Collars.
A good assortment still left of those
All-Linen 4-Ply Collars in standing
and turn DOWNRIGHT lar price 1885,,
Sale Price. 3 1-3c.
Boys Shirt-WaiStS.
All the SOC. Boys Shirt Waists,
sizes 4, &, s, 10, and II years,
Sale Price, 2jc.
Boys Negligee Shirts.
All our Boys Negligee Shirts that
sold for SOC. and &c., sizes 2 to
1871
Sale Price, 25c.
Umbrellas.
26.inch Silk Gloria Umbrellas-reg-
nlar price $3.50,
Sale Price, 81.
Linens.
Even il you never spent cent with
us for linen. you must rave heard about
the stock We carry, the worth Of it
and the bigness of it. We want il to
be the best. DO everything we know
how to make it so.
Huck Towels.
2Oxl3 fine all-linen and good
weight-regular price 50 a dozen.
This Week So.
1s-inch Red and Blue Check Glass
Towellipg- regular price l2ic.,
Sale Price, y 1-:Sc.
Full Hemstitched Double Face
Damask Towels, size 20xi0-regular
price Sec,
Sale Price, 33 1-;Sc.
66-inch Furniture Linen. plain and
striped-regular price SOC. yard.
sale Price, 81 1-2c.
Double Face Satin Damask Table
Linen, one eni three quarter yards
wide--regular p;ice el.50,
This Week 07c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21

Your special attention is called to the
RiRBON counter-to the right as you en-
'' ue sme are displayed FANCY, PLAIN,
and TAFFETA RIBBON In all colors-
The original price was iSc. We've put
them en- separate table for YOU to choose
YOUR colors--Ar FIFTEEN GEMS. ihey
won't last long at that price.
The DRESDEN RIBBONS Tor dress
trimming purposes at ~ ana Se.' are
what usually cost 4s and zoe;
White. cream. and Black Double-Faced
SATIN RIRRONS In all widths at SPE-
cIAII.Y LOW PRICES for this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21

HANDSOME PARASOLS.-Al m ON
Fancy Parasols, that were from 90
70 SO laid out for choice a. |-A
This Is a golden opportunity.
BOOKS.
No wonder we are so busy In our BOZ
Department. It's our liberal Nay 60
dealing with you. We shall siye a")
with every purchase in our l9a -
paFtmcnt a COMPLETE NOV fl+ y
matter how small your putch1ae b..
snail receive a complete No'e' r.r.t
Doyle Stevenson, Hall Game ana
others, &c. each 90.
Any OF Laura Jean .Llbby's Books ~
each. r.
The eyer-popular i9c Madison-sl1're -
ries here ~ lOc. 3D.. -..
kind. l3c. each-such authors
Dumas, Carey. Dickens. ami ~. Mn
Also. complete Histories oi tN. -
die Ages-France, Euglan4, s-9.i'~
Germany and Spain. ..,,t.
CheAon's Marriage. by JgE t".-. h.,
from the French b Mr. tlha -.
CCney, formerly Miss h414's ..
city, Handsomely l0Lnt.
70 per cent. discount on nli s., ,., .-,,ist
Cooper's LeatEer-Stockirg ana -"
reduced 10 sLS9 a set cts
Macauley's England. 8 volume si''''
Ben Hur. by Lew wallace, q
: set OF Is volumes Dickens, fl',
Prince OF India, y0lIm h' sus
Family Bibles. extra llfH. Ii
cloth, and Rold-from go i' tsre
There is Big Ribbon sale tol.- "a
2Sc. quality Frenca Dress S'-a'''
yard. all. r ward
Lovely Figured Dress Mulls ~ trr1
| DRESS GOODS We are kr,. ls "a th,
the largest line OF Dress wv
zoe Riack Goods FOR o. a yari go nc
| The 81 Black S.lk-Flnishel heA''''-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21
OH FOURQURE PRICE 60
THE BALANCE OF JULY

will each day find store filled with customers PURCHASING
unparalleled bargains, If there any article in the dry
goods notion line that you may need, REMEMBER what
extraordinary values giving.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21
ALL OVER THE HOUSE ARE MARK-DOWNS.
Department Changes Make II Necessary.
SILK WAISTS.

the house marked down. They all re
fitting pretty been reduced
VISITS Waists S98 IS Waists $685. IS Waists Sio "a Waists s
Solid Coors, Blacks, Checks, Str
1
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Ladies' Belts.

Ladies' Black Leather Bclts-rer.
lar price 40c.,
This Week. l9c.
Ladies' Russet Leather Belt, 10 ".
rious styles and cellu!oid Belts-al
sold formerly at 81 and Sl.2j each.
This Week. 2Jc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21
Cu,tpREN's iMsiI.L CAPS AND
BONNETS.

The prices are cut In ball:
The Sc Caps are 12c;
The zoe. B0nnets and Tam o Shanters
The lie. Dotted Swiss Bonnets are CSC.
The bonnet that sold early In the sea-
son for 81 Is now soc. NM
The usual $40 cap and Bonnet RE
r,be Fine LACE. NULL and SILK
cars and BoNNETS ana HATS all re-
duced IN price during this midsummer
KAUFMAN a. CO.,
Corner Fourth and Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

500 TO 500 MADE MONTHLY BY Sc
CURING FOR Us SPECULATIVE OR
DERS IN GRAIN AND STOCKS. WIN
furnish market quotations free and divide
commissions with right party In every
town. No capital or experience required.
Send for full particulars and highest REL
erences. VALENTINE n CO,
6s5 Traders Building, Chicago
jy 1a-9t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21
Dresden Ribbons.

Only pieces LETT, Wlite sni Pink
and White and Brown, regular AUG.
goods we have been 81 iny ct Zoe.
yard. ,o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21
AXE Notice!
Beginning with tomorrow, and contnu-
inc for the week, we will show the
Greatest Bargains

ever offered to the Richmond public. Some
items will be sold out the first day of the
week, but each day we will add to this sale,
and you can't afford to miss calling in every
day, as the surprises will be many.
We must close out our Summer Stock,
and the following prices will prove our ar
gument. n,,,,n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21

r3T SALE. A NEW, CLEAN STOCK
OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE. GOOD
business; good terms; low rents ror iuu
az iS-iw Ronceverte. w. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21
Lap Robes.

4 Embroidered Monte Linen IA,
Robes -regular price $40,
This Week soc
Special prices on all linen ian.
robes tins week,
at ODE, 1:Sr., 3:Sc.. 81 On
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21

You cannot possibly resist such tempt.
inis bargains ST YOU need anything at
All In a TRIMMED HAT OR BONNET.
S25 Pattern Hats so for Y1o
SO Pattern Hats go Tor -.
SO Hats so for -.
$50 Hats go for -.
IS Hats go for 2.JJ.
500 Hats so for Sl.25.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21
MattingS.

The last week has left us with M
other lot of short lengths of Matt ~
from TO 20 yards each. This we.l
we mark the entire lot at less ihI
half price. You will find many Use
ful lengths at very low prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21
BAGS.

Ladies Chatelaine Rags or hand.
satchels-former price Sl.2j Gal
$3.50 each,
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Boys Shirt-WaistS.

All the SOC. Boys Shirt Waists,
sizes 4, 6, 8, 10, and II years,
Sale Price, 2jc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21
SMALL PRICES,
Mems Collars.

A good assortment still left of those
All-Linen 4-Ply Collarsin standing
and turn down-reguar price 1885,,
Sale Price. 4 1-,tc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21
Mems Underwear.
Unlaundered Shirts,

made OF Wamsutta Cotton and fns
Linen Bosom, Cuffs, and Neck. Band,
size, l3I, IA, 15., 16, and lel, former
price 81,
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BOYS Negligea Shirts.

All our Boys Negligee Shirts tha'
sold for SOC. and 39c., sizes 2 L
1871,
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Umbrellas.

Even if you never spent cent with
us for linen. you must rave heard about
the stock We carry, the worth Of it
anu the bigness of it. We want il to
be the best. DO everything we know
how to make it so.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-05-02
Court Notes.

Court Notes.
Judge Smith on Tuesday opens court
at Olivet in Hutchinson county.
This has been one OF the longest
terms of court held in the county for
some time.
Foreclosure by judgment was grant
ed in the action OF I. NJ. Flanagan vs..
John Dack and wife.
Attorney Dillon OF Yankton, Con-
gresham CANDLES partner was in the
court room on Thursday.
The petit jury was discharged on
Tuesday. Each one received $3.50
for his services, or whereabouts.
Howard Mosier. Ed Sorry, o. l..
Bland, James Lilly and N. j. Wallace
were witnesses in the Vins0n case.
The suit OF the Wayne Oil Tank
company vs.. George II. Rust was con.
tinued TO the next term of court in
September.
The suit of C. A. Wilson vs.. I. N.
Flanagan, administrator, and F. M.
Gilmore was dismissed by the plain
tiff without prejudice.
In the suit of Jacob Schaetzel vs..
Chris Peterson for the collection OF
note of 500 settlement was secured
| by the payment Of the note.
In the suit OF j. A. Miller We. M. A.
Moore to foreclose an old mortgage
decree was entered cAncelling the
mortgage and charging up the costs to
the plaintiff.
| In the separate maintenance. suit Of
| Maria Kelley VS.. James Kelley . deed
for seventy acres OF land free OF incum-
brance was given to Mrs. Kelley. The
Smythe in trust, and arrangements
have been made by which Mrs. Kelley
| will board at the county poor farm for
~ week.
The suit of the National Bank Of
Sioux City against Walter Yorker, as
signee of e. D. Farrand Of BeresfOrd,
There was involved 94OO which was In
the form of note and chattel mort
gage. Farrand disposed Of the secur-
fly and the bank brought suit agninst
the assignee. The stipulation cAHs for
q Judgment for the amount nam@
| The Peterson W. McInerney case was
dismissed once more. The plaintiffs
attOrney'es withdrew their action upon
the grounds that they desired to include
more land In their complaint. This
suit was originally begun ten yearsago.
It has been In and out Of court good
many times and yet never tried. For
three distinct times the PLAINTIFF have
Withdrawn their Gases and the costs
by this time We apprehend must almost
equal the sum Messrs. Peterson and
Teller are 80 anxious to get q hold Of.
Judge Palmer who appeared In the
former case-the one Of . year ago-has
presented bill Of $500 for his services.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-05-02
CIRCUIT COURT,
It AdJourns After Disposing Of Most
OF the Calendar.

It AdJourns After Disposing Of Most
OF the Calendar.
Court adjourned sine day on Tuesday
afternoon after fifteen day session.
Before adjourning Judge Smith COM
plimented the jurymen who had served
from the beginning. He said that it
was seldom that so excellent lot Of
men having such good judgment, as
sisted in the adjudication Of the differ
ences which come before court for
settlement, and he desired in public
manner to thank them for their valua-
BILE services, and complimented them
upon the able manner in which they
had handled their duties.
At the conclusion of last weeks &C.
count of the circuit court the case of
the state VS.. Dafoe was taken up. Gem
eral Dafoe is regarded as a de-
cided character hereabouts and not
only knocks the persimmons Gut Of any
subject he may tackle but Is voluminous
enough to cite authorities upon his side
when it comes to the legal phase of any
question. He was accused Of taking
hay unlawiully and with theiving intent.
The testimony was rich and furnished
whole gobs Of fun for the spectators.
The jury was out only short time
bringing in q verdict OF guilty. On
Monday he was sentenced to seventy
FIVE days in the county Jail, the con-
viction being for petit larceny.
Ex-Banker Ames' cases were con-,
tinued for another term. His bonds
was fixed at $1,000.
David Stone accused of palmipg of q
scalp for that of q wolf and securing tho
munificient bounty of $l.5O will be tried
next September. His bond is 800.
On Thursday and Friday the time Of
the court was absorbed with the suit Of
A. Parker, Clara Parker and E. w.
Miller VS.. VIM. Vinson. This suit was
in the nature of an ejectment and i'm
volved the title OF Mr.. Wilson's farm,
two miles west of the city. Mr.. Park
er bought the land in 1871 of Charles
Morris who had the patent from the
government. After residing on it three
years Parker leased it. He also mort
gagged it. In 1878 it was sold for taxes
and some years latter q tax deed was
issued by the county treasurer to Mr..
Vinson. The Parker title remained
as it was until IL was purchased by Mr..
Miller. The legality of the tax deed
formed q question for the Judge to decide
while the jury rendered its Judgment
upon the questions Of rents and profits,
the valuation Of the land In 1878, and
the value of the improvements. The
jury decided the rents and profits to
worth 1852 for the sixteen years, the
land worth $500 in 1873 and the value
OF the improvements $500. The defense
asked for new trial on the findings,
arguments for which will be made.
Mr.. Vinson was represented by Attys.
Nichols and Ericsson of Elk Point and
French of Yankton, while the other
side had Messrs. Fawcet of Sioux Falls,
Can't of Sioux City and J. A. Miller OF
Elk Point.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-05-02

Within the next ten days Mrs. Hud.
son will close out her millinery stock.
Hats will be sold regal dless Of values,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-05-02

Within tim next ten days Mrs. Hud-
son will close out her millinery stock.
Hats will be sold regardless Of values.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-05-02

Shoes, shoes, shoes at less than whole-
sale prices at the Palace, M. Hoffman
& Co.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-05-02

ncuity Will Dc It's enforcement.
George L. Houghton arrived in the
city from Vermillion on Tuesday with
copies of his book, Appealed Gases. y
1t contains 252 pages, and rehearses
one of "the most damnable crimes in
American Jurisprudence as the autho r
describes it, MIR. HOughton has sold
no less than 200 copies OF the work in
this county at 81 so each and hopes to
secure sufficient profit out of it to make
a stake. AS to the merits OF the work
so far as the alleged facts stated are
commemorative have only this to say:
the whole series of events described
occurred in the Black Hills before the
courts had been established and con-
tinuing to later date. Justice in those
days was crude affair, and we doubt
not that many failed to secure their
rights. But when it comes to charging
such men as VanCise, Moody, Bennett
and Thomas with being criminals we
are inclined to think the excitement ol
the occasion caused Mr.. HoughtOn tC
become brash in his statements.
Donald Grant, president of the Citi.
zens' bank Of this city and who resides
into a contract in which he agreed for
a specified sum to build a railroad 2M
miles in length from Winnipeg in Mani
toba to Hudson Bay. The route of the
section OF the road now under contract
extends northwest from Winnipeg, cross
ing the islands in the narrOws Of Lake
Manitoba to the Saskatchewan river.
! 1t will traverse rich agricultural and
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-05-02

AtiOn for the company have just been
Sled at Pierre.
The residence of Richard Malloy, a
| few miles south of town burned to the
ground on last Friday afternoon. The
| structure was estimated to be worth
| 81, 800 while the insurance was $500.
How the fire started Is = mystery.
The Yankton Herald prints under
| the head ''Important, II True" clip
ping taken from the Leader OF this city
| which reads: "James McVey ia fenc-
I ing In the lots opposite his residence
to be used q a pasture for his cow"
The suit Of r. Reedy VS.. the State
| insurance company Of Des MOines was
tried ON Tuesday. The purpose OF the
| suit was to set aside q judgment Sc
cured by the insurance company. The
\ lie gal points were taken under advise
\ nent.
B. Frank Knapp departed for Louisi
ana ON Monday. RumOr has it that
1r. Knapp may locate In good Of
N.Ouisau. There Is also talk of deal
but our competitor has not informed
az OF the matter, so We take 1t that i
dc all rum0r.
Louis williams, assistant book keep
l.or In the bank Of Alcester, and Harness
Maker Hansen of that place were in tn,
city a short time last Sunday while en-
route to Sioux City on their bicycle
where they went to spend a couple o
days with friends.
| General Dafoe IL now resting calml
| In the comfy bastile with county jail
sentence OF several moons before him
He eatertains the boys with stories &
The herald., 1895-04-28
FOR sALE-CJTy PROPERTY.


| i BY BARR REALTY co,
| III $. Broadway.
$250-Lot in McGarry tract
! $l3O0-Lot Mott tract Flower ST.
$6Oo-Crner lot in O. J. MARS tract
| $50O-For lots in Meadow Glen tract
| $1275-Lot in Orange Heights cost $3.50.
$600-Lot in Park tract 5Ox15O
| $500-Lot in Rosamont tract
$350-Corner in Rosetta tract.
$1Ooo-Lot in Florida tract.
$1s00-Lot in Figueroa st. tract.
$65o-Lot in Greenwell tract.
$32oo-Lot in Glaswell subdivision.
$25o-Lot in Garvolina tract.
$3000-Lot in Harper tract, 9Ox141.
$1oo-Lot in Huber tract, 800 per foot.
$90-Lot in Ivanhoe, Rowan ave.
%65O-Cor. lot in L. A. improvement Co. SUBJ
$2750-Cor. lot in N. Carr tract.
| $1200-Lot in CASTELAR, st. tract.
| $6oO-Lot in Colina Park tract
| $5000-540 feet front Denlson tract.
| $l650-Cor lot, Dana tract 89x116.
| $2OO0-Lot in Ellis tract, Scarf st.
$2OO0-Cor. lot in Fort Hill tract 75x97.
$10o0-Lot in Fitzgerald tract.
S5OO-Cor lot in Fletcher tract
| Other lots in various tracts at low prices.
| BARR REALTY CO.,
| - III 5. Broadway