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The Newtown bee., 1896-07-31
MONROE.
DEATH OF LEGRAND T. SHARP.

DEATH Ot LEGRAND l. SHARP.
 Another of our oldest residents is gone from our midst, and till within week or two was so hale and active that no one would think him over 65 years, but he died July 24, aged 86 years and two months. The funeral was on Sunday at } 30 p. m., Rev James Taylor official ing. John Hawkins, Wilbur Clark, ". R. Ferris and F. W. Wheeler were pail bearers. The interment was at the East Village cemetery.
 4 daughter was born to MT and Mrs Edward Curtiss, Sunday, July 26.
 Miss Alice Sherman has visited Will liam R. Ferris,
 Miss Florence Beers and little nephew of stratford are at Hobart E, Boards ley's.
 Ar Penney of New York is spending a week at Rev 4. GoIdsborough's.
 Clarence Beach and sister have been visiting in town.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-31

Norman Northrop has sold, this week, l5 sleek fat steers to Butcher l.. c, Gil- bert of Huntingtown. MT Gilbert's cus toners will get good steaks for MT North rop's cattle are always 4 No. I.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-31

The Hamilton, O1s, D1ily Spectator, in speaking of the CeceIja Bradford trio. who are to give an entertainment at the Grand Central h't4I on August f. says: 1.-Two young ladi.s and their brother gave an entertainment in Wesley church, last evening, which greatly pleased the audience which had gathered to hear it. The three entertainers we Q Misses Ce- celia and Charlotte Bradford and Master Johnny Bradford. They are a truly taI- ented crio. Miss Charlotte is a capital cl0cutionist. Her voice is of rare power, resonance and richness, and it has been trained into a high degree of daxbility. She recites iDtclIigently and gracefully, and puts not a little dramatic force into her work. Miss Cecelias violin playing charmed the audience. It is claimed for her that she is pupil of Camille Urso, and she may well have been, for her style resembles that of the eel !brated Spanish lady, being delightfully."- crisp, bright and delicate. Miss Cecelia used her bow and her left hand very skiIlfully iu a DeBcriot concerto and set of bril- liant spanish dances. But the piece that most pleased the audience was a set of variations on Home, sweet Home, ' played in response to an encore. In this piece Miss Cecelia's double stopping and her pianissimo playing were particularly fine. Master Johnny is a very fine hutist for a boy of his age. The audience liked him and encored his solo.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-31
PLATTsVILLE.
PERSONAL CHAT.

Mrs Thomas Marsh of southpors has recently visited her daughter, Mrs George Jennings.
 Several from this place attended the
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-31

The countenance of Robert H, Beers was wreathed in smiles on Tuesday, and he was kept busy receiving congratula- tions. The cause of his joy was the ar rival, early Tuesday morning, of son in his home Both Mrs Beers and Master Beers are doing nicely.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-31

Rev Q. Q. Wright leaves, next week, on his vacation, which he will pass in Eastern Massachusetts and Rhode Is- land. His many friends will wish him an eninYable period of rest.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-31
TASHUA.

THE COMING CELEBRATION OF CHRIST
 CHURCH.
 4 souvenir book is to be issued for the anniversary celebration of Christ church, which occurs on August 10. Rev Mir Whipple has furnished the historical da- ta. Mrs Winnie Bradley has been quite successful in canvassing for "ads.' All are looking forward to a most interest ing occasion: The afternoon service will begin at 2 p. m. Evening prayer will be said, and there will be special singing and addresses by prominent clergymen of the county. A lunch for the clergy will be served at the rectory from I2 to l. After the service refreshments will be served in the church parIors for invited guests.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-31

Miss Mary L. Cox is entertaining her little neiee from New Milford.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-31

Carpenter c. E. Glover has been mak, ing repairs about the main entrance to the Congregational church. The flooring and door sill had rotted away.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-31
THE ARMY WORM IN BRooKF1ELr.

 The army worm has shown itself only on the farm of Charles Stuart, injuring piece of oats so as to neoessitate cutting After raking the ground was found Eo be covered with them,
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-31

When we consider that the intestlnea are about five times as long as the body, we can realize the intense suffering ex- pcrianccd when they become innamed. DeWitt's Cholera cure subdues infam- nation at once and completely removes the difficulty. Edgar F. Hawley Newtown; s. c. Bull, Sandy Hook; A.. 5. Blakeman, Botsford; B. Hawley & Co.,, Stepney.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-31

Mr and Mrs Frank B. Drew, with 8 party of friends from New Milford, have
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-31

Dr Paul l.. Sunderland, now of Dan bury, was in town on Monday.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-31

DEATH OF MRS FANNIE REYNOLDS.
 Mrs Fannie Reynolds, widow of the late Louis Reynolds, died in D4nbury at the home of her daughter, Mrs Fred Crocker, July 9. She had shock Fri day night and passed away Saturday morning, She will be greatly missed by her relatives and large circle of friends. Mrs Reynolds was a member of Christ church, Tashua. Rev R. B. Whipple at tended the funeral at her late home in Easton, Tuesday, July 28, at l o'clock. The bearers were William Mallett, Charles Mallett, George D. Mallett and John w. Treadwen.
 William Clark of Brooklyn is 8 guest of his aunt, Mrs Orvlle MalIett.
 Everyone will be pleased to know that the vestibule of the church is being treat ed to 8 new coat of paint, making it safe for us all to wear good clothes on Au- gust 10.
 David Wakeley and wife have visited their daughter, Mrs John Tceadwell.
 Master D wight Mallett sang very pleasing solo at Christ church on Sun day.
 Miss Nellie Goodman of Detroit is spending some time with her cousin, Mrs Winnie Bradley, who also entertained company from New York, over Sunday.
 MT and Mrs Arthur Clark have visited their mother, Mrs M, E. Clark.
 Miss Cleora Osborne of New York City has spent few days at pr Hill's.
 Miss Katie Kohler is assisting Mrs Whipple with her housework.
 Miss Burton is visiting her sister, Mrs John Patterson.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-31

Dr David Clark and daughter of Spring. field, Mass., called at THE BEE office on Wednesday, enroute from New York to their home. They are making the jour. ney by bicycle, and on the day of their visit to this office rode from Bridgeport to Newtown, and from thie point to the Wallace house, Middlebary, where they passed the night.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-31
NEW ARRIVALS AT ELMsHADE.

Mr and Mrs <. J, Pinknvy of Brooklyn, Miss Grant and Miss Somars of Bridge port ale new arrivals at E|mshade.
 Edgar McWnliam of Brooklyn is spending hi; vacation at Ejm~hade.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-31

Miss Fife Wolcott and a number of the members of her Sunday school class at Congregational church, attended the Sunday school rally at Roxbury Falls on Tuesday. Those who accompanied her were Misses Ida Rutfles, Alice and Susie Andrews, Lizzie, Irene and Carrie Hub bell, Carrie Jonas and Jennie Brown.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-31

been enjoying a two weeks vacation camping at Lake Waramaug.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-31

You can say what you please, people know a good trade when < is offered them. Davis & Savard of Bridgeport, instituted a mark down sale the last Of June into which they put all of their summer suits regardless ofquality, mak
 ing a reduction of about D per cent or everything in the light weight line. Their object was to close every summer gar ment during hot weather. It has had a splendid effect. The trade has been and continues to be good. They feel sure that by the last of August the counters will be clear and ready for new fall goods,
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-31

Wake up, Jacob, day is breaking ' 30 said DeWitts Little Early Kisers to thc man who had taken them to arouse his sluggish liver E. F. Hawley, New town; $. C. Bun, Sandy Hook; A. D. Blakeman, Botsford; B. Hawley & Co.,, S+cpney.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-31

Don't forget the Flour our ERES0TA is the finest oncprth $4j0 barrel WoJavc other hrunda less price, but not so good a~ Ccrcsota.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-31

A son was born to MT and Mrs Arza Whitlock on Saturday, the 25th.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-31
Mrs Wakeley of Bridgeport is visiting her brother, Birdsey Beardsley.

A, c. Baker, the Hawleyville furniture man, calls attention, this week, to the fact that he has added pianos to his stock in trade. This will be good news to buyers, as Mir Bakers unexoelled facilities for handling heavy goods at this point and his now well known disposition to share his advantages with his customers will be a guaranty of pianos at bottom figures.
The Newtown bee., 1896-07-31

passed the night.
The herald., 1896-12-20
FOR sALH-RsAL ESTATE
Houses and Lots

FOR SALE-GOOD BARGAINS
$2700-New Groom house. just ready for
occupancy; stylish and modern; best OF
plumbing: gas and electric lights, mar
BILE washstand, porcelain bathtub, etc. !;
cement walks, shade trees and good
also S-room house Just being completed,
with all up-to-date improvements; near
car lines and center or city
FLORIDA TRACT.
Houses or lots in Florida tract. good
investments and best bargain in tie city
for close.tS homes; all street improve
ments paid; more houses built here with
n u months than any other portion Of
nice houses, and have few lots left at
original prices; easy terms: monthly pay
ments If desired. ST1MSON BROS, 800
Byrne bldg. 20
The herald., 1896-12-20

FOR SALE-ELEGANT MODERN 10
room residence in Bonnie Brae section:
every convenience; woodwork down.
stairs, quarter-sawed oak and beautiful
fir wood: walls and ceilings hand deco
rated; 5 large bedrooms on second floor;
elegant bath room, porcelain bath. smok-
Is beautiful. complete and modern; lot
50x175 to alley; all street improvements,
including sewer. The owner says sell
for $500, and when you see the property
you will say it's cheap; photographs at
my office. LEONARD MERRILL, A0
Bradbury block. 20
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FOR EXCHAN0E-REAL ESTATE
s7----~~-~~-~>>>-
FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE
BY JOHN H. COKE,
207 S. Broadway.

Two lots in Childs tract; lot Thirty
ninth and Main st.; lot on Eighteenth
St; lot ON Seventeenth and Toberman st. (;
Groom house and lot. w. Seventeenth
ST.; Groom houses and lots on Tober-
man ST.; lot on w. Adams st.. and other
lots in various locations; all valued at
$4,000; will exchange for business prop
erty and assume mortgage or pay cash
difference. (209)
s-room 2-story house on West Pico St.
to exchange equity for vacant lot; value
5000; mortgage s2Soo. (2os.)
7-room house and lot at Pomona to ex-
gage $1,000; value s35OO (2os.)
dena; valued at $500; clear; to exchange
for house and lot in city. (2O5.)
1e acres alfalfa in Boyle Heights to ex-
change for house and lot In city; price
$4,000. (252.)
Handsome residence in first-class To-
cation to exchange equity for ranch or
eastern property. (22)
For sale on installments, or will ex-
change 5-room house on East Twenty
seventh ST.; .;value $1,000. (200.)
20 acres, near city, in full bearing orange
and lemon ranch, to exchange equity for
property in city or in the east; value
$4,000. This is one Of the finest places in
the county.
IA acres at Florence, improved ,one
mile from city limits; clear of incum-
brance; value $4,000; to exchange for city
property; will assume. (2Ss.)
81 acres near Pomona, improved clear
of incumbrance; value $500; to exchange
for property in the city or in the east. (2SD
60 acres east of Chino, unimproved,
clear; value $4,000; to exchange for city
property. (2S7)
4 acres and nice house just inside the
city, to exchange equity Of $4,000 for house
and lot In the city. (2s5.)
16O acres one mile from Perris, with pas
ture; Groom hard finished house. stable,
orchard, including farming implements;
clear of incumbrance; to exchange for
property in city. (2S2)
Lot on S. Flower ST., clear to exchange
for small house and lot in fair neigh
borhood; value $1,000.
30 acres best 12-year- orange and
lemon orchard. " miles north of Pomona
abundance; valued at $4,000; will take
New York or Los Angeles property.
2O-acres of alfalfa or beet land near
Anaheim: flowing well, small house on
each piece; will rent sell or exchange
120 acres alfalfa land near Long Beach,
to exchange for city residence property;
valued $4,000; clear.
JOHN H. COKE,
20 207 s. Broadway.
The herald., 1896-12-20
FOR ExcHANGE-REAL ESTATE
FOR TXCHANGEN


BY WILDE C STRONG.
We have all kinds of ranches for city
slo.0Oo-12 acres in ii.year-old navel or
anges and walnuts; elegant property;
for Los. Angeies or Chicago property.
A5o0-Lovely home on Marengo ave-,
Pasadena, for something in the CITY,.
$2SO1Nice cottage. Pasadena, for city
SSOoO-Modern cottage, southwest, for
Pasadena property worth $4,000; mortgage
1900 Submit your property.
$3500-2 modern cottages, southwest, on
car line, for small acreage with house, in
North Pasadena or thereabouts.
tor r9dsng nnToa% house Soa IN city
ange, completely furnished. for eastern
rds5 50 o9SmElns ~ ,,o i is.stOry brick building
for clear property In or close; a snap.
A5oO-Lovely 5-acre country, home in
er fer city oSe2D SSr9perty oo@ gooa Sonse
southwest. for vacant land near Ala
$4,000 acres in lemons for city.
orchard 20 miles inland: must be choice.
Large ranches for eastern property.
$5OOO-Large corner, with good house
close in, for Pasadena property north OF
alfalfa ranches for city property.
6, lemon orchards for city property;
for nsdep paro ol wy ne meh
$4500-Modern 7-room house on 2h acres.
S.W., for little cash ana house.
$3oo-House and lot good income, close
to Broadway; mortgage $2500, for acre
age. close to city, clear.
M3, 3,500-One of the finest homes in the
city in the lovely Harper trt.; will take lot
or smaller house for $4,000 as part pay
100000 for 24oo acres finest ranch in
Southern California; will take city prop
erty or smaller ranch OF will trade in
ss4OO0-l2O acres in Oranges. walnuts
and alfalfa. near Santa Ana. for city
property now in bearing.
We have all kinds of property to ex-
change, SO call and see us.
WILDE & STRONG, 22S w. Fourth ST. 20
FOR EXCHANGE = FOR EASTERN
s2600-Fine residence lot, 1oox1so, Pasa-
dena.
s2Oo0-2C acres land south of city.
S2500-160-acre improved ranch ar town
$4000-40 lots inside city limits.
side county.
s75OO-Fine residence and grounds Pas
adena.
s259G- 80 acre improved farm, Sacramento
county.
$4000-50 acres fruit land near Whittier.
$40, ,00O-2O acres, nice house, inside city.
$25.000-Fine residence and acres city.
S2o, ,O00-2O-acre navel orange grove. On
tario.
So900-!O acres lemons. North Ontario.
$lOO0-40-acre fruit and chicken ranch.
$l500-5l acres In Spadra valley.
$40O0-4O acres valley land near Re-
dondo.
SlS.N0-52 acres near Elysian park.
$oO0O-lQ-acre orange grove, Redlands.
$4500-Nice cottage w. Thirty-third st.
GOWEN. EBERLE & CO.,
20 Established 1885. 147 s. Broadway.
FOR EXCHANGE AND SALE BY
-----BEN WHITE.---
------Real Estate Agent
- ----Ofiice 221 w. First st.
Over 1000 properties everywhere--
200 houses and lots-all prices--
100 vacant lots different locations. Or
ange and lemon groves; alfalfa ranches
grain ranches; fruit ranches; properties
Of every description, city and country, for
sale and exchange. Apply to BEN
: WHITE 221 W First st
The herald., 1896-12-20

FOR sALE-ORANGE ORCHARD FoR
is acres of bearing orchard. for 1900; this
includes growing crop; proceeds from
land, $1,000 to $500 per year. Call on Or
address H. SIG. MCCARTNEY, rooms l,
Angeles, Cal. 7If ts.ds
The herald., 1896-12-20

FOR SALE-"BIG SNAP
$1400 will buy beautiful naw modern
broom cottage on graded ST., near car
line. This property cost about S1700; owner
goes east; must sell at once.
S-room house on Santee ST., near WASH
ington, $1,000. just make an offer and see
what we will do.
$3O00-1-room, 2-story modern house.
southwest; bon ton location; very fine
and dirt cheap. LEE A. MCCONNELL.
~ 113 S. Broadway,
The herald., 1896-12-20

FOR EXCHANGE
S50OO-50x150 feet, with splendid building.
in Omaha. Neb., finest location in the
thing in or close to Los Angeles.
$1500-A fine rancho of 10 acres and 10
shares of water, near Burbank, to bear
ing peaches, 3 years Old want home in
city: will assume $500 or $780,
d. A. MEEKINS.
20 315 S. Broadway.
The herald., 1896-12-20
Country Properly
roRisALH

FOR SALE 4
{, INISEMAN'S LAND BUREAU
'g IT, 22l w. First st. H
Headquarters for school and govern
meHt land. M
Notary pubic Established 1856.
School lands require no residence CO
cultivation unless desired only IL acs
25o cash, balance easy terms. 0ovoBW
ment homesteads, only $40 and up. f
Any person (male of female) over IL
age of u years may take school land fro1
so to $40 acres No Investment 30 Che0U
and, no speculation SO safe or easy to aoe
quire as school lands in California. TheY
are fast passing away, so don't delov>
Send for circulars and information.
Some choicelocations In all counties. ~
Ventura and Santa Barbara choice Sec
tions very reasonable; on the Victor en4
Minneola water districts, 2 choice eeo>
tions; one near Randsburg and also seys
eral government claims; one close -
Huxley and one near paggett. Hesper1es
there is choice location at RosamOn4s
and west of Lancaster we have eome|
choice patenttor certificate lands cheap5'
at Acton, 2 fine homesteads: Fallbrook,a
Ell Cajon and Murietta, and on Big ROOF
creek and near Palmdale there are some
80 WisEMAN.s LAND BUREAU.
The herald., 1896-12-20

FOR SALE NoY fIf
SPECIAL BARGAINS
225-Lots near E. Seventh ST.. SO per
month. ga
$25o-Close to Central ave-, SO per
month. ~
s325-Street graded, $40 per month.
s100-Lots on car line, IS per month.
$550-3-room house, close to Central ave,
street graded, S12 per month.
$750@-room house near Fourteenth St,
on Central ave-, $12 per month; this is a
bargain.
Call and look at this property.
LOTSPEICH & BOYD.
20 1924 s. Broadway.
The herald., 1896-12-20

FOR EXCHANGE-$5O RESIDENCE
on Beaudry ave-, clear; $1,000 residence
Grand ave, $4,000 mortgage; $4,000 resi-
dence. Flower. $4,000 mortgage; $35O0 res
idence. just off Adams. $500 mortgage
and $1,000 cottage. clear, in Pasadena, for
alfalfa land; several fine building lots for
walnut land: 1S-room nicely furnished
lodging house, clear for small cottage;
and $4,000 alfalfa ranch, clear for home
in the city. MARTIN & KURTZ, room
22S Byrne bldg. 20
The herald., 1896-12-20

FOR EXCHANGE-sOMEG GOOD ALFAL-
fa land. 10, 20 or 40 acres near Florence.
for house in city. $500. $4,000 or $1,000; S
acres southwest u mile from city, $1,000,
for house: 10 acres on Vermont ave, $780,
for. city house: and many good orange
and lemon ranches at Ontario. Ed
WARD FRASER, PIG s. Broadway. %
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For exchange for city or Pasadena or

For exchange for city or Pasadena or
eastern property, 16O acres 5-room house.
barns, out-buildings. ETC.; fenced and
springs on land acres in fruit, years
old, principally cherries; 40 acres fine bot
tom soil. balance mostly tllable; situated
within miles from school, stores,
miles from here. This is a good ranch
price, $500. or will rent. Ben WHITE. 221
w. First ST. 20
The herald., 1896-12-20

FOR EXCHANGE-40-ACR RANCH
close to Long Beach, fertile soil. alfalfa,
apple orchard. small house. barn, WELL
windmill. tank. fenced. ample water
right; value $4,000 Will exchange for city
residence. N, box so, Herald. 20
The herald., 1896-12-20

FOR EXCHANGE-4 LARGE LOTS. 100
feet frontage on two Streets l lot, Bel
mont ave-, near Temple; acres potato
land, water stock alone .saleable at $75
per share; total value, $4,000: will take
cottage or stock ranch same value, clear.
Address A. NJ box 120, Herald. 20
The herald., 1896-12-20

2 acres of ground on Traction car line
close In. for sale on easy terms or ex-
change for city property; also IL acres on
sale cheap at about half the price that
Is asked for adjoining ground
For sale. nice Groom cottage with
every modern convenience, barn and
carriage house, lawn back and front, in
Bonnie Brae tract; for sale cheap on
easy terms, If sold this month.
Come in and see us and we will try to
Mt any trade you have to offer. Room
$40 Byrne bldg. third floor, cor of Third
and Broadway. j. A. MORLAN.
The herald., 1896-12-20
EDUCATIONAL

N,oW IS 4 VERY GOOD TINE rs EN-
ter upon a course of study at the Los An
geles Business College. 2i2 w. Third st.
School in session the entire year; large
new, clean and delightful rooms first
class elevator service; large corps of
teachers; intensely practical courses OF
study Branches taught: Bookkeeping.
arithmetic, grammar, correspondence.
spelling, penmanship. banking, business
practice, business forms, commercial law,
commercial geography. civics. shorthand
not delay, but begin at once II your are
ready. so as to finish by the time business
reviVes. Call at the college or write for
superb new catalogue giving full infor-
hation. 1851
The herald., 1896-12-20

FOR SALE--SACRIFICE--
10 acres and 10 shares Of water-sprink-
led road to city between here and Bur-
bank: all to bearing apricots and peach
es. except 2yacres for alfalfa, only Q0o0s
worth 5000; will make terms or take para
city. 'N@''s'+1. y
per cent and not all in bearing yet, good
building, close to station, school, store,
ETC.: only is miles from city: / want to
show you this ana get your offer; 1t can
be had at a bargain. ~.
- y y ID. A. MEEKINe,
20 - -rE fNd 315 8. Broadway.
The herald., 1896-12-20

FOR EXCHANGED AM NOW PREPAR-
ed to exchange Chicago property clear
of incumbrance. for Los Angeles inn
proved; owner Is here and will make
large deal il required. A. A. IRISH,
2361a s. Spring st. 20
The herald., 1896-12-20

FOR SALE-A HOUSE OF ROOMS AND
attic, 50x150-foot lot. flowers and fruit
trees, chicken house, etc: will sell the
above for $780, 5000 down. balance SIS
per month until paid; electric car will
pass in front of house: street all improv-
dress A. L., box 80, Herald. 20
The herald., 1896-12-20

FOR EXCHANGE-10 ACRES IN LA
Crescenta 6 miles from Glendale: no i'm
provements: water right; good olive or
lemon land; for good vacant lot in city
or equity in house and lot. GEO. HAIR
Lam agent, 800 S. Broadway. 20
The herald., 1896-12-20

FOR EI1MMEDfATELY. ONLY:
owing to owner Leaving 10 acres highly
improved home. acres in navel orangeQ
in first-class condition. crop on trees, bal
ance mostly in apricOts about years old,
In AL condition; flowers and lawn, goOd
hard finished 7-room house. BATH hot and
cold water. barn and carriage house, ST.
class: horses. new riding cultivatots
wagon. all implements. in good order;
chickens and COW: price has been 3600os
everything goes this week $500. cash only5
clear If you have the money and want
a home. to see Is to buy; the house y
furnished no traders need apply, % 4
am closing out my interests. Address
owner. A. G., box 1870, Herald. 81
The herald., 1896-12-20

THE COLLEGIATE school. FOR BOYS
and young men has moved to 1898 w. Sew
enth ST., the fifth house above Pearl.
Rates of tuition reasonable. For par
pal. ANSELM B. BROWN. A NJ,
(Yale) 19-1mo
The herald., 1896-12-20

FOR SALE--5-ROOM HOUSE AND LOT,
Il. Sixth. near Main: u bargain. Address
OWNER. box 3, Station No /. 20
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FOR SALE

$3.50 to $780,
INSTALLMENT PLAN
50-foot lots in Conger's Wilson tract:
all improvements made; streets sprinkled
daily; electric cars pass the tract.
Located on Central ave-. running from
Thirty-second st. to jefferson. For maps
and full information apply to
II. NJ. CONGER & SON.
=l 1913 6. Broadway
12-6-13-20-21
The herald., 1896-12-20

FROEBEL INSTITUTE CASA DE.
Rosas) training school for kindergart.
ners: also school for boys and girls of all
grades. Fall term begins September 22d.
PROF. and NINE. LOUIS CLAVERlE.
fI-t-2
The herald., 1896-12-20

FOR SALE
$1,000 buys good 5-room cottage on
Byram ST.. near Tenth: easy terms.
$3500-2 double houses and lot running
through from Bunker Hill to Hope; street
graded, severed, and good income prep
erty.
20 G. c. EDWARDS, 230 w. First st.
The herald., 1896-12-20

FOR EXCHANGE-SOMEG GOOD SECOND
mortgages for cottage. GUARANTY
TRUST AND COLLECTION co, 81 to
40 Bryson block. 20