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The record-union., 1895-04-15
Joys Vegetable SarSaparila

III al paTIs OF the PaCllc Coast men
and women are praising the Herb Healing
Blood Remedy, JOYS VEGETABLE SARSA-
PARILLA. Here are twenty more who
claim that the Great Remedy has done them
much good:
NJ EredarlcL de Richnn nnd Snnttln
The record-union., 1895-04-15
.SIlal Tracts Near the City.
Tracts On the DiIIman Colony.
Only Five Minutes Walk From

TRACT NO 9-2. 69 acres; small
orchard; 2 acres in Strawberries;
dwelling Of four rooms, barn, 8
wells and windmill.
The herald., 1895-01-09
WATER RIGHTS.
Suit to Dstormins fh"-' Of Purchasers
On fh. ssoprman Plsoe.

Suit to Deto rmins ,fh~-. OF Purchas era
On th. s,oprman Pisos.
Mrs. Mary D. II. SLOVENIAN. widow OF
the late Gen. George stonsman, has
brought cult against certain parties
who purchased part OF tho Stoneman
place, in the Rancho de Los Robee. many
years ago from her deceased husband, to
determine what water rights they have
ia connection with their property. The
flow OF water previous to 1890 on tho
Stoneman place was 40 inches, which lie
valued ut $40 600. Whsn Mrs. Stone
man became the owner of the ranch.
which contains 40 acres, she went to
work developing more water and added
Is inches OF flow. worth $4,000.
She has now commsnced action
againat j. G. Wallace. who owns 10
acres, aud against Louis G. and Mar
gsret ]. Anderson, who have 20 acres,
sold them By Governor StonemAn in
1878, to havs the superior court deter
mine what quantity OF water they are
entitled to from the flows now devel-
oped, or hereafter to be developed,
undsr the deeds and contracts given
them at the time Of purchase. The at
torneys for plaintiff are A. Brunson and
Welborn & Hutton.
The herald., 1895-01-09
T. I. STEWARD
THE NEW YEAR is starting {

TINE NEW YEAR is starting with large increase
year ago The stocks in better shape. The
overus Of undesirable goods have beeJ sacrificed and the
The muslin underwear department is showing goods
and nothing the old There has been complete change
for the better every way All The muslin underwear is of
purchase. The styles all and what is still
better the prices lower At the present time Of
ering special inducements nghgowns and drawers and
showing the largest have carried.
Last made change and putin several lines
of muslin underwear. The resultwe than doubled
the muslin underwear trade With the good and the
fine outlook for big increase in trade this season,
pect again largely increase the trade in this department.
You will find large of mediump goods in
stylish underwear extremely low prices All dress goods
have been reduced in price conform to the tariff
We refer all foreign woolens This is where the greatest
showed the largest increase of any in the house last
With the low prices for all imported dress goods
will certainly show big increase this year To
close out the cloak department making big in
the prices of all garments We have excellent line of the
cheap and mediuprced coaks and with the reductions
making the sales will be the best Of the season.
The cold weather yet People must have wraps.
The prices favor There house in the city
that will show you the prices making in our
cloak department. We starting the year with the
smallest stock of old goods of any house in the city, We
will show the largest of goods the proper
time For the past four months have been selling all
undesirable goods and all goods that would be affected by
the tariff and at the bottom for low prices.
The herald., 1895-01-09
FoRcIsLE FURNITURE MOVING.

"A Firm Asked far 1900 Damagea for
Using vioi4pce.
In department two, judge Clark pre-
siding, n jury is trying the appeal case
of Mrs. Helen A. Woodward and John
T. Woodward, her husband, sgainst J.
D. Steele e. Son for 5000 damages. 1t is
claimed by the plaintiffs that on tho
18th OF last Septem her the Ssesles torci-
hv entered the Woodward residence.
5l8 South L1e Angeles street, and took
away violently q lounge and fiva paper
window oursains. vslued at s22 30. The
balance OF the damages demanded was
for the great opprohrinm placed upon
plaintiff, nv their action. Il the town
chip justice's court, at the frs, trial. Mr..
and Mrs. Woodward had becn awarded
verdict for 500. from which the
Steeles appealed. After psintiils' ev:-
dence wac all in. defendants moved for
non-snit, which was denied. and the
case went over till thia morning.
The herald., 1895-01-09
FORGERY AS A FINE ART.
C. L. MORTON, AN ADEPT, GETS
EIGHT YEARS.
Tho Fall of Onoa Hon est Massachu
sotts Mna-isoy Burglars
sensenced.

Alexander Bankhead, a negro boy II
years old, who was convicted of burglary
in tho second degree a few days ago, waa
yesterday committed By judge Smith to
she Preston school OF industry at lone
for the term Of three years.
O. l.. Morton, dwarfsh middle aged
man, who was found guilty Of forgery in
department one, also cana up for sem
tence. He had raised certificate OF
dsposit OF $50. issued by tho Lincoln
National bank Of New York, to 500,
and negotiated i. with the First Nations
al bank, Pasadena. Beiore imposing
senten CO the court told the prisoner that
he intended to be lenient with him es-
uecisliv alter the receipt of letters from
Morton'e vile and friends, but that wee
before be had become aware OF the
gravity Of The ffsuse. Morton, he had
learned, wasa man OF excellent educa-
ton, rsised By respectable family in
Massachusetts, who had lived CD up
right life in the east for many years.
Tnen he came to this coast and a. once
started in on career OF crime. dc had
not only been guilty Of raioing certifi-
cntes OF deposit hero bns eaewhers. II
became now necessary for the prisoner
to pay the penalty oil tho law. and that
penalty in this case should be imprieon-
nsnt in San Quentin for elekt years.
The information against w. ID. Daven-
port charging him with having stolen
furniture valued OF $3.50 from G. W.
Tillinghast on November 10Th was. upon
motion of dsiendanl'a attorney, dis-
missed, because it had not been signed
by the district attorney. Judse Smith
directed the new dietrics attorney TO file
rev Information.
jose Lima was ordered discharged
from custody by Judge Smith on petit
ton ior writ OF habeas corpua. He
had stolen 80 cents worth OF property in
the Peoples store. The ground for his
discharge wrs thatths townahip iustice's
court had no Jurisdiction to try tho CAGE.
Harry jackson. boy. was permitted
TO withdraw his plea of not gniity to the
information charging him with burg ary
and allowed to plead guilty. The boy
had entered the store OF q. .. Williame,
54S South Broadway, on december l6tn,
and etolen 80 cents ont OF the till. In
confederation of his youth senteaoa WAS
suspended, but Judge Smith ordered
him confined in the lone industrial
school for three years.
The herald., 1895-01-09
THE FIRE CHIEFS.

Hundreds Are Com,ng tn Los Angeles
70 Aes tho Fiesta.
Fire Chief Moriarty yesterday received
a letter from the secretary OF the Pacific
Coast Fire Chiefs association. The in
terestins part OF the letter 10 that some
$50 fre chiefa. representing nearly every
town and city Of any exc weas OF the
Miseiosippi river, with their families
will gather in this city on the 18th OF
April to hold their annual con ven :iop.
Holding the convention on this date
will bring it during the grand fiesta this
year and the line of the parade on at
least one of the days of the cele hration
will con lain these $50 chiefs, making an
interesting feature surely.
The herald., 1895-01-09
DOWN WITH A RUN.
Tho Banuisters Broke and the Bafe Fol
Downstalrs.

Tho Banuisters Broke and the safe Foil
Downstairs.
An accident which would probably
have been attended with worss features,
had it not been for the early hour at
which it occurred, happened in the
Temple block yesterday morning.
Some negroes who were attending to
the removal of ex-Cisy Justice Austin's
ease to the third etory Of the Temple
block, foolishly tied tts rope BY hioh
they were hauling no the 000.pound
strong box to the top bannister OF tho
stairs. The result was that when the
safe was almost on the upper landing
the bannister gave way and tho safe
was preclpissted to the landing below
nearly going through the flooring into
the clothing house underneath.
The stairway WAS badly torn up, snd
IN aome places the steps we're emaahsd
and pulled ont. The damage will not
be less than $40.
The herald., 1895-01-09
California Patents.

Messrs. Hazard & Townsend patent
attorneys of Los Angeles, Cal, furnish
the following complete list of
patents issued to residents of Cslifor-
mia for the week ending December 70.
1894:
Cartridge crimpina machina-Thomas
r. Barney, San Francisco, Cal.
Can testing machine-J oseph Black,
San Francisco.
Harvester - George W. Ingersoll,
Stockton assignor ons-half to Ii. Teech.
Glove-Reuben Ray mond, San Fran
cisco.
Animal trap-Victor J. Scherb, North
Pasadena. 4A.-
Coal and gas burning range or stove
Albert Stecke. Osnabruck, Germany. to
w. G. EymanD.. Anaheim, Cal.
Tellurian - Cornelius G. Sullivan,
Woodland.
Cinch plate-Albion P. Weeks, Santa
Cruz.
TRADEMARKS.
Canned aalmon--Alaska Packers as.
ISOLATION. eight trademarks, San Franz
cisco.
$50 envelope. sos; X ream writing pa par 25c.
The herald., 1895-01-09
DR.. Parker. dentist. 1897 west First street.


To the people who ara suffering from ru pture,
Prof. Joseph Fandry. formerly Of Berlin, Ger
many, now Of santa Barbara, is practical rnp-
lure speclanst and truss manufactured In.
formation Tree. whereby you can become cured
Those having tried all kinds OF patent trusses
and found no relief, also have given up all
hope. TO these people am calling their after
ton and especially ask them to send me their
address.
The herald., 1895-01-09

DandruF is an exndation from the pores OF
the SKIN that spreads and drIts, forming scufr
and causing the hair to fall out Halls hair,
Reno wer cures IL.
The herald., 1895-01-09

We mean the oil work. We have four lots,
very oily, to sell TO- song, and you sing part
of it to The tune OF 81 y mon II. and one has n
little house on 4. Same kind of deal on A.
room house, PicO st. There is no excuse Tor
paying rent with such chances. Sic transit
s. Spring.
The herald., 1895-01-09

1t May Do as Much for You.

Mr.. Fred Miller of Irving, Iii writes that he
mad severe kidney trouble for many years
with severe pains in his back, and also that
MS D adder was affsc. Ell. He tried many So
called kidney cures, but without any good
result About year ago he began the use of
Electric Bitters and found reli Ell at once Etc T.
tric Buffers is especially adapted to the cure OF
AL Kidney and liver trou bles and often gives
almost instant reiief. One trial will prove our
statement. Price only SOC for large bottle At
Y. #. Heinzemans drug store, 222 N. Main st
The herald., 1895-01-09

Neitzke Il Speck. funeral directors ami en-
balmers 256 South Main street.. Tel. 1919
The herald., 1895-01-09
THE SUPERVISORS NJ EET.
COMMITTEES APPOINTED BY THE
CHAIRMAN
Report of Auditor Frank Lopex Shows n
Large Amount of Money In
tho Treasury.

The board OF supervisors met yester-
day at 10 O'clock, all the members being
present.
Supervisor Hay reported that the con-
tract for coal had expired, and as there
WAS noae at the county farm it would be
necessary to provide como at once. Ga
motion OF Supervisor Hanley, Mr.. Hay
WAS instructed to purchase coal by the
ton until the contract for the ensuing
year was awarded.
AN application was presented by At
toruey u G Peck for the discharge of
John Mcmahon from the county Jail.
McMahop had been sentenced for year
on the charge of aasaulting n United
Statee mail carrier on the second OF last
February. The application, which stated
that 80 days had been dedncted from his
sentence for good conduct, was granted,
Ex-Auditor Frank Lopez filed state.
mept of the amount OF money at pres
ent in the county treasury. as follows:
Gold coin Observation-Disclosures. 1915, 100 90
Oulrehcy. ..........''..''.... az 1917
Ssos. 257.o7
Outstanding demands 6,395. 80
Total available balance $S01, sG2. 27
The following standing committees
were appointed by A. w. Francisco,
chairman OF the board:
Finance committee L. Woodward,
E. S. Field. James Hay.
Building ommittee-James Hay, E.
8. Field. James Hsnley.
Hospital committes-E. s. Field, w.
L. Woodward. James Hapley.
Retrenchment committee James
Hanley, James Hav. w. L. Woodward.
A $500 bond from Griner & McCom bs
was accepted for the grading, sidewalk
ing and curbin2 a public thoroughfare
between the west line of Wesley avenue
and the east line OF McClintock street,
near the southwestern limits of the
county.
The herald., 1895-01-09

Buy the whitney make trunk and travelling
bag. Factory 423 s. String t..
The herald., 1895-01-09

USE GERMAN FAMILY SoAP.
The herald., 1895-01-09
Wall paper hung, 1oc roll. s2s 3. Spring.

d. D 8. D,ffsnp icher, dentist, rooms 4 and D
119 8. Spring ST., Los Ange.es.
The herald., 1895-01-09

$50 en- elop,- sos; X ream writing pa par 25c.
Laagstadter. 367 N. Main st, opp. Baker bi ock.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-21
Prolific In Gorcrnora.

Bsllefonte. Pa. which has celebrated
her centennial on q Scale commensurate
with the public spirit Of her people. de-
rived her nause from n historic spring
famous even trRevolutionary days. But
heiaefonte has likewise been an increas
ing fountain and wellsping of states
manship. The county of which she is
the center has supplied no less than five
governors to the state, to say nothing of
other dignitaries. And none of her
springs shows any sign of failing.
Philadelphia Record.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-21
By Il. l. Page y Co., Real Estate Aue,ioneess,
No. 10 Bank stIe.t.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO BRICK HOUSES
AND LOTS OF HIGHLAND AVENUE
Al AUCTION.

by virtue of deed of tiust, dated the 10th day
OF NoN'mber, ls!J, u me, as trustee and duly rA
correct, anu al The request of the party therein
secured VIII Ell At public auction. on TUESDAY.
June 10Th, 1885, at II O'Clock M az the Norfolk
ke"I Fstntc an Stock Exchange No. ll5 Msis
STR a. IdO>h iWo NALuABLEBk lCE iIOuSIS
{ Hththlng Sven Rooms each situated on thu
N'ith siir oi highland avenue. between Rai!roat
aHd Malthy a' nue.. SAID lots fronts - feet uuk
runs ick 100 itei. together VITA the right oil wat
East "
iEhMH-one-ihird cash; balance IN six aud
'"elF' months. win per ,eEi. inter secured br
deed OF trhst, Z" Zee drawn ana ord, at the ek.
pense oi the purchaser
GEORGE MCINTOSH,
1ruste5.
Il. l.. PAGE co.
juii-tdr Au,,ioneers
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-21
Celery.

Arc the ex high livers of orr acquaint-
ance aware that celery is the sovereign
remedy for govt and rheumatism? When
celery is largely eaten. an alkaline
blood is the result, and when this is the
case there can be neither OF these dread
maladies. 1t should be munched raw
several times a day by persons prcdis-
posed to govt. although it may be eaten
after boiling i'll small bits IN II small
quantity of water and served with melt
cd butter. These inherited complaints
are not induced by cold or damp. but
are developed by them -ENchange
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-21
Contest Over lie Inehe. OF Ground.

An amusing conflict has arisen be.
tween J. K. Prior and the representa-
tlyes Of Clans Spreckels over an inch
and half of ground on Market street,
San Francisco. The property is extreme
iiy valuable, not alone for its intrinsic
worth, but because it is under a build
ing which Prior will not sell and does
not care particularly to move. For the
first time perhaps ne finds himself in
tho position Of suing for favor, and the
predominant is anything but q pleasant
one. San Francisco Chronicle
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-21
Her Answer.

Clubwomen or any woman who has
beon practically committee of one III
some managerial scheme, whether it be
for club day, II church fair or IL kin
dergarten benefit. will appreciate tho
reply of one 80 harasSed, us reported i'll
Miss Winslow's Boston club column.
After she had worked herself nearly to
death over big club affair, and the
thing was about accomplished, an ont
OF town member rose to the occasion and
teleSraphed Whore can meet You to-
morrow morning mt . :S0?" Tho answer
flashed back over the wires was. "In
bed or in the bathtub "
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-21
Author of '>rho sapernuous woman

1t has recently TRANSFERRED that Miss
Emma Brooke, an English woman, is
the author Of Tho Supornuous Wom-
an" She was reared in an old English
village. After leaving Cambridge she
became we'll known us the editor of the
Anarchist paper, Freedom. AS early us
the winter Of 1888, in conversation
with her, and through coming into con.
tact with Professor Karl Pearson, Miss
Brooke gathered some fragmentary ideas
concerning socialism. These she crudely
embodied i'll hor first novel, which was
published i'll June, 1883. But in 1881
only did she really begin her career las Il
socialist. Mrs. Wilson had the happy
idea Of gathering together IL circle Of
students for the purpose Of seriously
studying social questions and especially
the theories of socialism, which had nj
ready been propounded. BY tho autumn
Of that year she had founded the club
which was afterward named the Hamp-
stead Historic club, and Miss Brooke was
made secretary Of it Sketch.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-21
A Ju<lxe's slater as a a1oonsh,nsr.

a trio OF deputy United States mar.
oHals hsqe ul,east.,ed Something uaioue
in the history II Hfeanshfne In Georeta
IL is an i 8tit dssalesy satd to he owned
an opessd BY a ststas q the judge Of
E,s e9sS Of ofAinSfy Of pesHna county. ,
1853 L Acksgaaa Gs0.S and Cope made
sa EzsF iass niehss and found tho ssilli
IS IS as,ssss sfsgahors Jean Hursaason was
Va Esegs fospa abbat the place. The
- Gsss1ss-.Sarcd. Cincinnati
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-21
W. VI. Hannah. Aurtionecr.

w VI TT.TIU''I iUtIlONtCr.
RI VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST DATED
- the lUth day of July. 1888. from " r. Russell
anu wiic to u and ,u!y corie !, and AT the "a,
qoest vi the heEeciary ~ laid deed, We viii n a,
p"hl" suction ut TIL Norfolk Rel Estate TX.
ma,Ec, 10 Main street NORFOLK, Va On MONDAY
The HiH DAY OF MAY. 1895. II - IA. the fol,
loving pope ty, to'vi;: THAT CERTAIN lUf
Or LAND, whh The tw,-siory frame dwellipS
i"r-on. situated on Malthr avenue ~ Rrambles
ton, IN Noritl, city, Va. Sail iot which is No IA
on plat ct lots o. I1a y tisminon, surveyed by i.
FOREMAN ana recorded in deed book lUI, pay.
ia, Corporation Court, rtv Of Nor ok CiSrk',
ohgc fronts - feet on Mal,by avenue aud runs
BACK J.. ieet o., inches leiwe II parable! lines
GEO. W DEY,
j. ". HUNTER,
7. Il B)RLAND
Trustees
W. NJ HANNAH
Je's AuCligneer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-21
A Summer Shoulder Sl,nrl.

A shoulder shawl is a convenient ar
ticle of ones dress, as the time draws on
when one expects to sit more and more
upon reranda and lawn. About the east
est made and most effective for the time
expended on it is square of pale col
ored cashmere. with crochcted border
i'll zephyr to match the shade used, and
worked in she'll stitch. These shells
should be edged with foss>of the same
color.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-21
FICTION NOT IN 1T.
Tho Story of tho CoiImn Disaster Furnishes
Much Exciting Reading.

One does not have TO turn to Stanley
j. Weyman or Anthony Hope for thrill
ing stories of adventure. The newspa-
per accounts of the experiences of tho
survivors of the Colima satisfy the ordi-
nary taste for romantic horror. One
Mexican who reached Il raft went crazy
from drinking salt water. Three men
found themselves ahoat on part of the
cabin roof and managed To drag OH it
kcg of claret which drifted near them.
After long effort the keg was opened,
and two Of tine shipwreckcd men drank
of it's contents until they were brutally
drunk
One went to sleep but the other quar-
relied and finally tonight with his sober
companion. They struggled there until
the intoxicated man was knocked over
board His antagonist pulled him back
to tho rude raft. The conbativcness was
knocked ont of him by his cold plunge,
but he continued to drink tho wine I'M
til he fell into the sea. This time there
was no help for him, and he was
drowned. When the other drunken man
awoke, he needed the warning of tho
wretch Is example and drank only spar
inRly Tho two were ut last rescued.
There is much fiction far less exciting
than this narrative Now York Trib-
une
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-21
FOETY-slX PARCELS orLASn

sa,h combating one acre, more or los a, Inv tho
dimensions Indicated on the plat thereof and
stuat IN the northerly part Of the VIM. n.
haSnes Tract on BROAD Greek Turnpike and prip,
.es Ahne turnpike. and on avenues conncctin,,
thetewi!h, dstant about half II LII lie from tbS
mi q Norfolk city. ~"
ms property is beautifully situated, and otter,
IN Opportunity for in,rstnpu. IN PROPERTY IitrIv
TO "nharcc rapidly in ,alur. T
In" l. oper;y ~ whole or in parcel may until
day vi salt he pure! asrd ut private sale tb,ousH
enheTni The auctionrtrs, who Will be pleased 10
exhibit plats and 10 pc sonay conduct 'inten5i.s
paIcha trs To visit tue iroperty
iEhMS- re-'hird cash. and the balance IN
ci"ai payments At twelve eighteen and TIVE nty-ioir
m.h'hs IRON day Of sac w IN interest from day %
>n p'Npb!e sem annually, tho deferred ia meotu
t. Toe ,iienccu by tn" rs of the purchaser ana
we tt'c I" be retained uuil the iurf cr order Of
'he G"nIi, OF the ru chaser may pay The whole
purchase money in cash it TIE shall so d,tire
THOMAS II. WtLLCDN
j SEHli I. ALLYN
Spe, ial Coinnssi ntrl
TOWNSEND * JoINLs
1. /. ROGERS,
Auciionter..
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-21
Copper Industry Burn,.hs.s. I'm.

Boston is the great confer Of activity
In copper mining stocks. which are en-
Jcying .:an eStreera binary boom lust at
present And yet it wasn't SO very long
ago that Julins Cesar Burrows warned
the counSry that the copper mining in
eustly would be wiped out Of existence
by the Psfnocratio ponstrosity called a
revenue tariff. Boston Herald.
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hefehy certify that The bond required by the
aforementioned decree has been duly y cuied
lCNllS A. COLEMAN
JeI"-tu,lhsatls Deputy Clerk
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-21
They All Want tho Ton.

The talk Of the old ticket Of Harrison
and Morton for 1906 will probably not
result In any definite action in that d.
reetlon. Governor Morton might agree
to the old ticket transposed as Morton
end Harrison, but he would hardly 40
cept the second place any more than
-. q VI r0knl
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! 80 K q liao'e. fes Osf.n \
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-21
Il. c. HOggaTd & Co.,
Real Estate { Rental Agents.
i2e MAIN STREET.
PHONE No. 7i9

FOR hENT--ll. SOB i,5. iO1 and 400
Highland avenue, 1876 Willouehby. I2U Bax
ter Maltoy; 4Oi Para ~ iunstull. l62.
improvements: 2l2 Lnuh, l23 bermuda "a
CHAR lotto. 10 Cumberland, a. ana Is Chapel
II o Berauudn. no ms tore corn tn,ir.h
ana hario.te wood yard OIL Bermuda street
me- NC! store IN Berkeley, corner Liberty nni
Eighth streets: cottage ut ,lr,inia Easrh
lS3 n" Water - eat
FUR SAIE-Two houses ON Maltbv ave.
nue. QUO on WiilouGhby. on Clay ons
nn Nelly. Nv on runstall, three Oh High
land, one Oh Park. two on Levitt. fSur
prlck ITO se, on Mich "u Str ct y,ot IN.
We 'meni Lots on Freemasou Corprew.
DouSh' highland, Ike rincess Anne ave-
and smrli.