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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-05-01
WASCO WAREHOUSE CO,

to release Rev. Alberto Diaz and his
brother Alfred from custody, on con.
dition that they will leave Cuba imme.
diately.
The trial of Scott jackson for the
murder of Pearl Bryan has commenced
at Newport. The speed made in secur.
ing jury astonished the court and the
counsel on both sides.
a dispatch from Panama says: Some
fears are entertained here that trouble
will occur when the elections for
deputies takes place. The members Of
the liberal party will vote for the first
time since 1885.
A dispatch from Ottawa to the Lon.
don Times says: Sir Mackenzie
Bowel, the premier, has announced the
resignation of the ministers will be
handed in in few days. 1t is expected
Sir Charles Tupper win be the new
premier.
Estrada Palma, president of the Gu.
ban junta, issued an address to the peo-
pie of the United States, in which he
declares that the introduction now Of
reforms in Cuba by the Spanish gov.
ernment will have no effect upon the
revolution.
The Rome Tribuna, commenting upon
the rupture of the peace negotiations
between Abyssinia and Italy, violently
attacks the government, declaring the
ministers to be responsible for the dis
honor suffered by Italy through King
Menelek's attitude"
The schooner Prosper, Captain Hulm.
returned to San Francisco to have a
leak repaired. She started for Cook q
inlet on April with number of gold
hunters, and was about 800 miles M
the coast when leak was sprung for.
ward, on the evening Of April II.
An official dispatch from Batavia
says the endangered post in Achin
territory has been relieved, after a
fight with the rebels under Toekod.
johan, who lost 10 killed and had 400
wounded. The Dutch loss was one
officer wounded and 90 soldiers killed
and wounded.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-05-01
WOOL GROWERS!
The Dalles Is the Best Market for
Eastern Oregon Wool.

THE WASC0 WAREHOUSE is THE SAFEST HOUSE IN EASTERN
OREGON TO STORE YOUR WOOL WITH
J CENTS 4 POUND HIcHER
THAN ANYWHERE ELSE OREGON.
Prices paid for
cents pound higher than anywhere else in THE DALLEs
further reduced this By the probable
THE IN make WASCO
WAREHOUSE their principal headquarters
W. be delivered at their landing landing FREE FREE OF ALL DRAYAGE
@ patrons We CAN handle all the wool
handled
fore enjoyed
We make liberal cash advances patronize
WILL ALWAYS FIND THEIR
CALLED FOR, and strictly subject rorder
at ACTUAL COST "
ali
unless otherwise ordered the
RI on Your W. w
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-05-01

Admiral McNear. in command of the
Asiatic squadron, is contemplating a
naval demonstration in Chinese waters.
The feet, consisting of the Detroit,
Olympia, Charleston and Boston, will
rendezvous at Shanghai during the
summer, and will sail north along the
coasts Of China and Japan.
Undertakers of Chicago are iuter.
ested in the propositions Of an Indiana
company to manufacture glass coffins
on a large scale. In an interview
George +. Kimball, the plate-glass
manufacturer, stated that the idea is
entirely practicable, and that ooffins
can be constructed in the cheaper
grades for not more than 90 cents a
running foot.
The officers Of the Chartered South
Africa Company in London are persist
emily representing that the situation al
Buluwayo is not as serious as repre-
seated in non. official dispatches, and
that the town is not in any real dan
ger. The chartered company announce
that the officials of Buluwayo are con
fident that they can hold the town, and
that the town of Salisbury is also safe
and is organizing its defensive forces.
Deputy United States Marshal San
Vinson and Secret Officer Harris made
a raid on den of counterfeiters near
the Union Pacific depot, Spokane,
Wash. and captured two. A complete
plant for the making of half.dollar'
was found, with about thirty Of bogus
coins. They are splendid limitations
and have been in circulation freely il
saloons and sporting resorts.
The national arbitration conference
will hold two days session in Wash
inton, D. c., during the coming week,
Between 800 and 400 written accept
anoes of the invitations to attend tht
conference have been received from
governors of states, jugdes, publicists
lawyers, leading business men, minis
ters Of religion, philanthropists, educa
tors and other eminent Christians
They represent in all thirty .eigh
states.
Captain. General Weyler has decide,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-05-01
WOOL GROWERS
The DaLesS the Market for Eastern Oregon Wool
Prices Paid in 895, i-2 Cents Pound
More than anywhere else in Oregon

Water competition Columbia
Cascade mountains reduces
m ~ - - --oA'AA'h' "
The Of 1895 will be still further OF
THE CASCADE - - = - ~ m
THE BUYERS DALLEs
Having
and COMMOD0US
TION WITH NO CHARGE FOR DRAYAGE. "
handle
in the MOST ADVANTAGEOUS mann " -'
Of
patrons OF desire and ability
We furnish SACKS and TWINE at the
freight
"
Teamsers' receipt books sent free application.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-05-01
ADVERTISING RATES.

Business locals win be charged at 10 cents per
line for first insertion and cents per line there
after.
Legal advertisements win In all cases be
charged TO the party ordering them. at legal
rates, and paid for before afiidavit is furnished
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-05-01

Leaves Arlington every morning Sunday ex
cepted) at O'Clock, Ii due at Condor at 3 p. ~
aud arrives ut Fossil at 7 pm.
Comfortable coacnes and careful, experienced
drivers.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-05-01

u. II. q N. Gu. Time Card.
Trains arrive Rt Arlington "a follows;
M. f--wcst bound passenger A, NJ.
No. 2-East bound passenger ....,,....,..307 A. NJ
No. 23-W, bound freight tpasaenRersl, $50 A. ~.
No. n y. bound freight tpassengcfs) 10 Y. y.
No, 2i-w. bound freight passengers ,5;lb =. n
Nos. "a and u will be provided With coach
aud baggage ear and will connect At WILLOWS
Junction with the Heppner train.
No. II will connect at The Dalles with No. s,
he local passenger traia between Portland anu
The nailes
duced--nfst cabin. tl2: steefage, 20, lnelnding
meals and berthA Through tickets are sold in
Arlington. r. q. HINDLR, Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27

popular sheriff, Mr. D. Slusher. became
the bride OF Mr.. Elliott j. Russell. a
worthy and popular young man Of this
county. Lamps shaded IN pink and yellow
hicd the church with a soft andsmelow
light, the pulpit was decorated with ever
greens and flowers. and q pretty arch
spannod the front. from which hung n
marriage bell OF laurel leaves The bride
was attired in white. and carried a beau
uidl bouquet OF Florida roses. Mrs. Mat
Tie Julian played IN fine style "a wedding
march on the oIean as the bridal party
entered the church, ana also as they re-
tired
Rev. Davis G.. Lancaster. pastor OF the
church, performed the ceremony in an
impressive manner
Miss May Slusher was maid Of honor
and Mr.. r. r. Morgan was best man. The
other attendants were Miss Eta Boyd
end Mr. V. NJ. Sowdcr, Miss Pearl PEN
dleton and Mr.. S G.. Profit Miss Gay
Williams and Mr Everett Gray. The
ushcrs were Or. J. W. Marshall, OF His
vile: Messrs. S. w. Tompkins. IL S.
Howard. and Byron Gray.
Immediately after the ceremony the
happy pair left for the homo Of the groom.
near Turtle Rock. accompanied by seve-
raj friends. At the home a sumptuous
dinner had been prepared.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27
HAS TRAVELLED a,2i2,Ooo MILES.
Ills Record Stretches 1-s Times
Around the world.
GIinneapolis Letter.

lAlluedlollS 4<SAANtsi
There Is q dining-car conductor on the
Northern Paciac road, running out ot
Nlinneapolis every week or two for the
coast. Who keep chalk-mark yec,o1rd OF OF
his trims from the Atlantic 20 tie Pacinc
inst as the Arizona Kid used 10 Keep taIIg
of the men he had Killed by ct-tills. ~ ~
notch on his gun butt. mere d,e 30
cbalk-marks down now, and u httie CIR
cles. representing the equivalent VI Joul-
new around the globe 49,,
The conductor IS W. S. Sherwood and
he has had twenty-threo years contihu-
Gus service. For ten years he was run
MIN for the Pullmans from New NoIh
Ia Chicago and from Chicago 10 81
paul. He made those trips 80 tiress
5rren as soon as the Northern racine
was completed from the Alissls5lppi ~
the Western ocean in 1873, he started lh
10 dining service and he has gone IRON
mere 10 Tacoma more than 90 llmes. ~
all. I'm his tWenty-three years OF scr VIC,
he l9s run 31l2CN mllea, or llo tIhes
around the world. and be thinks ne car
rie. the rscord as n traveller. lie has
never been hurt I'm wreck ~ iact' nus
never been IN but one, ana that was
mere biun OF wreck, lie Is the UP
man vet Oh the road woo mas Deeu WIN
it since IL was first pui through u 'N7
He had charge OF the famous Henry
willard rarity that went through on Tue
No.tbern Pacific in trlumphai procession
- roses after unlimited champagne, anJ
came back week later, WIZARDS power
conc. with beer the only drink. ana apuse
In The Mace OF arches Nearly all the
oriental magnates who have have crossed re ,s,,e Ga
10 road Sherwood has dined and winel'
a.. M Kipliug under his charge In 1871
v,nen that writer. then unknown TO fame
took the passage from west 20 east on
the long journey from llnla 10 hsyP
and that he has never retfaced lie TOOK
RUFUS Hatch and a party o. llD New otk
irokerg on their famous free excursion
from chicago to the Yellowstone IN le'i'
when 10 IS Of record that more wine was
consumed than during any transconti-
ocotsi route before OF since. Possible in
vestors In western railroad stocks ana
bonds. mines. towns, syndicates, &c, Tor
rghom N was desired to make most
fayorahle introduction into the promised
land have been piloted westward and
back bv Sherwood. and many times.
Mr. Sherwood expects TO pass hfteen or
twenty more years in transcoptinentai
service. and he has an ambition 10 cover
0Oo DoO miles before he starts out 10 see
The rest Of the world on his own account.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27
NATURALIZATION.

NEW KENT December 2G-(special)-
Ye- er3ay afternoon Liberty Baptist
church. New Kent county. was the scene
,f very pretty marriage, when MI
Charles S. Holland and Miss Mary Mas
oaHne Hlayton. under q beautiful arch n
evergreen. were united IN the holy bonds
NJ Rel.ock The bride. a very pretty hru-
refte. was becom.ngly attired IN SUIT
o. m0de-brown broadcloth with hat and
gloves 20 match. A large crowd OF rela-
rFcs and friends were ia attendance. The
wedding march was impressiyely rendered
fy Mrs Manly Howell Barnes. while
Mesrs T. w. Woodward Henry tssles-
ton cousin 81 the BRIDE, II =. iurner
Clarence Barnes. g. VI. Turner and D. a.
Powers acted az ushers. After the cere-
mony. which was performed by Rev A. T.
Howell. pastor Of the church. the happy
couple left for an extended TOUR ontihs
which fhev win visit washington Balti-
more. and other places. The presents were
handsome aud numerous.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27
\ fsno,y Not How I Like Her Rest.
MARY Norton Bradford in New Horl
Commercial Advertiser)

MARY Norton Bradford in New York
Commercial Advertiser)
know not how Ike her best.
or clad In green OF clad IN white,
Since either way
In each array
with wimplo white or broidered vest,
She Is 10 me a dear delight.
7 know not how like her best,
In smiling or IN fearful MOOD;
or when she weeps,
or when shs sleeps,
Or when she laughs. each way Is good
Nor knaw | which Is loveliest.
I know not how like her best.
I'm russell robes wind-blown and rent,
In white or green,
or crowned queen
In gold and crimson gayly dressed,
or wan as soma pale penltent.
know not how like her best
When, wooing me 10 some green wold,
She bids me lie
With face aniCh
Her face, or when, grown stern ana colo
She cloaks the bosom / caressed.
7 know not how / Ike her best,
or in her mad midsummer mirth.
With vine-decked brow.
Or when, az now.
In fold on fold above her breast,
Soft SHOWS enshroud my Mother Earth'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27
NOTTOWAY.
Reception at Mountain Hall
Christmas Services

thristnus services.
CREWE. VA, December 26.-(Special) J.
Mountain Hal. one Of tho oldest coun-
ty-seats OF Nottoway. a short distance
from this place. was on Christmas-Eve
the scene OF one Of those grand old re-
captions. for which the place has long
been noted. A G-oclock dinner was
served in courses by the hosts and
hostesses-Nr. and Mrs. Morton Word.
and Messrs Thornton and Walter JEFF
fress-to a number Of guests. There was
dancing. Rotations. and vocal music.
which held the guests until a late hour.
Special services were held in the Epis-
copM and Baptist churches on Christ
mas morning. At night there was aa
intcrs ting musical programme in the
Baptist church. at which time presents
We're distributed 20 the scholars and
teachers Of the Sunday school. Tonight
there was a Christmas-troe given tho
children of the Gibson-Memorial Episco-
pal church.
We are 10 be congratulated on the good
order and absence Of any serious cas- SUI
allies during the holiday season. The
popcracker. Of course. claimed a few
lacerateI fingers. some burnt clothing,
etc.
The close OF the year has shown no
changes in the business firms OF the
town. and altocother the year has been
one Of prosperity with our people.
Miss Josie Morton. Of F0rmville. is Wis
iting her sister. Mrs. Samuel Nicholson.
Mr Preston Boisseau. az washington.
ID. c.. is spending the holidays here, his
former home.
Alr. IT. VI. Fisher, OF Dinwidiie. is in
town to-day.
Miss Meta and Maria Tugglo are visit
ing their sister. Mrs. NJ. *. Donnan.
Misses Ada and Elise Barksdale. Of Pc
tersburg, are visiting relatives here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27
ncnlh OF a ropnlnr Youns NIan.

sTAUNTON. Va, December 26.-(Spe-
clalD-Mr. Wilson Splitter. only SOL OF
7 M. Splitter. died here to-day Of typhoid
fever. aged a years. Mr. Splitter had
be.n U less than ten days and yester-
day was thought 10 be improving His
death cast gloom over wide circle
O., young friends. The deceased was O.
great favorltc. and was young man
of fire manners and generous impulses.
re was cashier Of the City Srcet-Car
COMPANY. The funeral viii take place
sunday afternoon from the residence OF
his parents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27
AN ALDERMAN INDICTED.
He liz Charged with Completely In
Murder.

CHICAGO. Decol Der 1G.-As the result
Of informatioa sai ca recently by Police
rnspsctor scha0ck rom two nonresident
witnesses. the grand jury to-day voted an
Indictment agalnst r. J. OMaley. alder
man from Twenty-third Ward, charging
complicity IN the murder OF Gus. Coliian-
ar saloon-kceler and Twenty-third
xva,d politician, on election night. No
vernbar. lssf Half a dozen members OF
the notorious "Markot-street gang have
been suspected by The police or this cold
I,ooded crime. John Bingham and John
shantry were also indicted to-day on the
same charge.
colliander had received the nomination
eor North Town Collector, and entered the
polllng place at III Oak street about mid
aav to watch the count OF votes. soon
sGter his arrival, a band OF the Market
street criminals broke in the door, and a
bloody eight followed Colliander was shot
through the head. dying In Few hours,
the indictment OF OMalley caused SEN
sationai surprise. as much In police circles
as among politicians at the City Hail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27

ABINGDON VA, December 26.-(spe-
cial)-Alrs. Elizabeth Page. widow OF
James H. Page, died in this place on
the sd instant. aged % years and 8
months. Mrs. Paee was born IN Nc.-
son county. Va. but had resided in this
community since The year lS-. She was
the Oldest resident Of the town. and the
oldest member Of the Presbyterian
church. in which the funeral services
were held On the 9th instant. She was
the mother of Judge r.. NJ. Page. with
whom She resided, and was woman Of
unusually br.sht intellect and strong
character.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27
MARRIAGES.

REWS-BAYNE.-At Oral Oaks,
Va. or December %. 1876, Mr. DOUGLASS
ANDREWS and Miss LENA BAYNb
we're united in marriage Both Of Lunen-
burg county.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Sat
urday. December IS. 1896, at the residence
of Or. Charles Il. Summers. Winston, y.
c.. by the Rev. Ernest Caldwell, JAY
BARNETTE DOUGLASS, Of Richmond,
10 Miss ADELAIDE r. CANNON, OF
Concord, \. c.
PURYEAR-HAZLEW De-
cember q. 1896 Mr. w. y. PURYEAR
ana Miss ADA HAZLEWOOD were
unitai IN marriage. Mr. Puryear, Of
Mecklenburg, and Miss lakewood, OF
Lunenburs.
PASsMORE-WINN.-On December .,
1896. at Pleasant Grove, Va, Mt.
GEORGE y. PASSMORE and Miss
PEARL VIM, were united in marriage.
Ceremony By 5. II. Love. No cards
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27
Zig Fire in La,grencevlIIe.

IAWRENCEVILLE. VA, December %.
lsuecial)-Fire at O'Clock this morning
burned ont Sledge d TTotter, W. s.
PEBBLES. EDps & Freeman, J. \. Travis
& CO.. and a barber-shop. the dwelling
occupied by Mrs. I. b. Harrison and a
part Of Sol. Davidson q Co.'s stock were
also destroyed. 1t is one Of the greatest
losses Lawrenceyille ever experienced.
The total damage $1,000, or more.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27
Death in Dickinson.

DWALE, VA. December 26-(SpeciaL)-
yopr correspondent learns that Alr. iona
than l. Sifcrs. farmer of Tarpon,
This county. died of fever on yesterday.
afr. Slfers was a wen known. influential
citizen. Ho was about 60 or C5 years OF
ace. and had amasset considerable
wealth. being worth from $4,000 to $4,000.
His remains will be inferred near the
.nH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27
George W. Mayo. Auctioneer,
y and q north Ninth street.
UORSE. WAGON, AND HARNESS.
Ii ORGAN CARPET. FURNITURE, &C,
Az AUCTION.
I VIII sell Il my auctlon.house at lo.A

Nlll sch az my auct!on-house, at 10'5D
a. NJ,
MONDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1896,
one GRAY Mare years old; one Spring
Top Wagon and Harness;
One Beatty 22-Stop Cabinet Parlor organ;
4 number OF new and secondhand Cham
Der Suits,
Fine OAK Hall-Stand. Carpets. Bed
Lounges, Wardrobes. Bufets. oak EX-
tension Table. Lamps, Bureaus. Bed
steads. Springs. Washstands, Rockers,
Pictures. Chairs, &c.
4 CONSIGNMENT of Cigars OF different
brands. two Kodaks, and a variety OF
miscellaneous articles.
GEORGE W. MAYO.
de q Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27
Novel Marriage.

DWAI,E. VA, December 26.-(Special)-
There was a novel marriage near Free
ling this week Mrs. Mary Mullins, a
Wow. aged about 45. and the Rev. Will
liam Hogston, a widower. Of 30 or 30
,ears Of age. were united In wedlOck at
.he residence OF the former. Hogston has
teen married twice before, and has q
family Of nine children, willis the widow
has six. He lives in Kentucky, but II is
understood that ne Will move 10 his
,-ffaf. homestead
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27
LOUDOUN.
Brought BncIS-A Singular accident.
Personal.

Brought E1cit-A SlEEuiHf Atctucht.
Personal.
LEESBURG. December 25-Cspecial)-
George Coram, the chief Of the thieves.
who mace so many calls on sunday night.
as heretofore mentioned in the Dispatch.
and v.. was caught in Washington on
Mondcv b,cu brought here. and is
safe in SAL.
Mr.. Bur Brown. living near Hamilton,
YVES seriously hurt a day or two since
by having a cow step on bis foot. He fen
as did the COW. and on him, and disio-
Gated some of the joints Of HE leg.
Miss Salie Osborne and Miss Clara
Leslie OF this county are visiting M
and Mrs. John Ragby of Richmond
MIs J. ii. Grcenlease, aged IS years.
died q day or two since. near Dranes-
WIFE,
Another Of Loudoun's Old citizens has
JUST passed away Mr.. Joseph Baldwin
being in his 0st year.
a vandsl entered the stable Of Colonel
Richard IT, Dulany lately. and cut into
shra1s q very valuable set OF harness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27
INTERESTING SOCIAL EVENTS.
yragc Waller II. Staplcs's Henlth
Greatly Improved 49, Encouraging
condition OF Montgomery County's
FINANCES.

nIACESDURG. VA, December o.
o-,e.a)-ya, merr'mont and eayciy Of
.,.-.stros week IS az IT'S height with us
.,v Many private houses have guests
...h thom. and a number of pleasant So
.nes have been arranged Care-busi-
.... .n n great mcasuro-and trouble have
hon laid aside Tor the time. and this IS.
= t..nk. just as IL should Zoe. con earth
..ace. goodwill 70 men, should be our
e. and sweet quiet and peace should
ra "a paramount i'm our hearts.
Ou Thursday afternoon the ladies OF the
r.elyter.au church gave an entertain
1ert 90 the children Of the sabbath
-0.o, Mrs. Painter the proprietress of
Shades Inn. kindly allowed the use Of
bag large dmlng-room, and here for two
hours were heard the merry peals OF
roas laughter such as can come only
r.nm The leh;some chillren's hearts. and
bose tae a.rottes Of the little beings,
ch were whcttcd 10y unres,rained hap
.. tf... and games. Boo which an partic.-
-.t.l. were bount.tuly satisfied.
SOCIAL MATTERS.
President and AIRS. McByde. as IS
....v- i.e case 10 Christmas have fun
.lo.i. Their three sous-Mr. Bolteu
...Hrg-.. assistant chemist of the expert
..t station. Knoxville. Tenn, and
.--s John and Charles NcBryde, from
Johns Hopkins Dnversity. Baltimore--as
. ss Major Chonnas VI. Bolton ana
az Washington, ID. c.. have ar
.r.. and VIII remain with them during
..-.,r Orioles of tn. town has been
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27
FOUND DEAD.
A sheriff Arrested on the Charge of
Embczlicment.

Embczxlcment.
HINTON. W. Va. December 26.-(spe-
o.)-Rced Young. q highIy-respected
and weu-to-do farmer. Of this county
as found dead in the public road a
short distance from this city to-day. IT
&C. bought his death vas caused by heart
disease.
DE- 6. Arboeast. Sheriff Of Pocahontas
county. has been arrested on the charge
.' embezzlement upon aiiidaVits OF some
his suretcs AT the preliminary hear
rg Dc waived examination. The court
lt.l his bond II $1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27
FOR SALE.

a.2oo-New House. good lot. Twenty
ninth and Leigh. ,., ,o.
I.70O-Detached Frame House, with io'
23xl4O feet, on Twenty-seventn Stree;
S23OO-New Brick House, on Marsh@i'
near Twenty-eignth. - go,
$500 will buy good Frame Cottage ahu
a half a square OF land at the corIe'
Of Twenty-nnth and r streets, ruhhihb
back TO Thrtieth street in rear. ,,,.
q f00 each will buy TWO New frame
Houses. Nos no and 7l2 north IWen,y'
seventh Lots % feet each by 10 les1
Gecp. .r.. ,,,r-,,.
$50 will buy Two Frame Houses corner
Of Jacquelin and Washington. r,. on,
81 200 will buy Two Frame HOUSES ~
and 81 Cumberland. JO-foot lot.
81 200 viii buy House corner OF
Twenty-sixth and Leigh. e,o,,s. ~,
1890 will buy good frame fouSo vi
Twenty-fifth near Leigh. -.
81 800 each VIII buy Three new FRAME
Houses on north Fourth street. ,,,..,,,
81 600 will buy n good House on ChurCh-
Hill avenue. with z0-foot lot ,,,,,...
$500. or $50 each, Two frame ho"S9@
or Duval street; lot 3Gylo9 teet. ,.,,,.. ~,
S2lCO will buy a good EricK houSe 'ii
west CLAW corner near Gllmef)- .,
8. 40 will buy a Brick House on norm
81 800 viii buy Detached Frame House
on west Marshall near Hancock NeHl9
for 500. Lot 20xlb feet. 49,.
81 400 will buy good House on west OaIy
81 coo will buy Frame House on Marshall
street near corner Brook avenue. ..,.
81 500 will buy good Brick House on south
$500 will buy nice House on west Grace
with good lot.
81 900 will buy nice House on west Grace
Other Houses in all parts Of the cry
and great bargains IN Dwellings on ram LIN
lin. Grace. Park, Grove, and Floyd ave
nues' business property paying good IN,
ferest on the money invested. Can ana
lei "a show YOU what we have Tor sala
before buying 80
Reel Estate Agents,
=, - =. rrT2 east Main street.