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The Iola register., 1897-10-22
PRAIRIE DELL.
MRS. NJ. ]. BARTH, Reporter.

Sam Remsberg, our Creamery route
man, retired from the road last Sat
urday. He made numbr of warm
friends while on the road.
John Sherill has taken the Cream
cry route in Prairie Dell.
Quite a number of Anna Barth's
friends have called to see her since
her accident, and expressed their
sympathy for her. She is doing nice
ly at this writing.
Mr.. Squier and family were out
calling on some of his church people
last Tuesday.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Heller, formerly of Prairie Dell, now
of Superior, Neb., will be pleased to
learn of their prosperity. He has los
acres of corn that is turning off 55
bushels per acre. They have opened
their hearts and home to three orphan
children.
Mr.. William Bishop has bought a
lot and built house in lola where he
expects to move in the near future.
Mr.. Clint Ellis, of Humboldt, was
in our neighborhOOd Friday buying
calves.
Last Sunday as Frank and Anna
Barth were going to church their
horse stumbled, while going down
hill, and fell, breaking one of the
shafts, no sooner down than up, the
broken shaft punching her, so
frightened her that she ran away, up
setting the buggy, throwing them
both out, breaking Annals colIar-bone
and giving her some other slight
bruises. Frank received only some
slight bruises. The buggy and bar
ness were considerably broken.
The Iola register., 1897-10-22
FUNS
MISS AMY SEYMOUR, Reporter

Mrs. J. r. Stewart, Robert and the
baby and Mrs. Earl Kendrick went to
Bourbon county last Thursday to be
gone week,
Cora Lytle and Florence Hedger re-
port a very nice visit with Eliza
Walton last Saturday night.
Miss Fannie Ward was over last
week assisting Mrs. d. A. Ayers
with her sewing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. LytIe visited at
Mrs. A. Keifers Sunday.
Perry Johnson is working for D. w.
Curfman.
Mrs. Clara Ayers and Miss Clara
Funk visited at Maggie Seymour's
Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Seymour and daughters
Maggie and Any, were very pleasant
ly entertained last Thursday at Mrs.
Ada Walton's, also on Friday at Mrs.
Louie BOyer's.
The young people had a party at
Mrs. Gullett's Friday night.
Our S. S. will observe Rally Day
next Sunday.
The marriage of Grace Laver and
Earnest Vincent was quite a surprise
to every one.
The Iola register., 1897-10-22
SAVONBURc.
L E. DEHAvEN, reporter.

Mr.. Mills and wife visited in the
Burg Sunday.
Miller & Slipp shipped a car of
stock to Kansas City Monday night.
Our new newspaper is to be called
the SaUOnburg Sentinel. Mr.. Thomas
gets out his first issue this week.
A subscription paper is being cir
culated for the purpose of raising
money to sink the public we'll deeper.
1t is meeting with many favorably
disposed persons and no doubt that
ere this is in print work will have
begun.
Those who attended the reunion at
Leavenworth are all back and
now are relating jokes on one an
other. OF course they learn that from
the "Old soldier"
E. G. Moore was down from Blue
Mound the first of the week shaking
hands with old acquaintances.
DR.. Savage is at home this week
after an extended visit to Garnett
and vicinity.
Henry Richardson went to Kansas
City Monday night.
G. A. FrOnk was in town Monday
talking politics to his many friends.
The Iola register., 1897-10-22
CARLYLE.
C. A. STISsoN. Reporter.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Gilkeson and
Miss Edith have gone to Missouri fol
visit.
Rev. Beeson went to Emporia last
week to attend Synod.
Miss Mary Rems berg, of Rose Hill,
called in this neighborhOod one day
last week. Miss Susie Carrier has
gone to help Miss R. with her house
work for a couple of weeks.
Mr.. Shreeves and family are visit
ing in Bourbon county. They expect
to 60 to Iowa to live as soon as Mr..
S. is able to make the journey.
Mr.. Carrier and family expect to
move to Iowa in few weeks.
There is to be Y. P. S. G. E. social
at Mr.. Carriers next Saturday night,
the 23rd.
Dunlap & LongshOre went to Texas
after, cattle Monday.
Frank HOke has moved in the house
with his brother Jake.
The Iola register., 1897-10-22
SOUTH MAPLE GROVE.
W. F. GERALL, Reporter.

Several from this vicinity attended
the A. H. T. A. State meeting in
Humboldt Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Mr.. Abrams, of lola, hulled Mr..
Overholt's clover the first ofthe week.
Several of our young people attend
ed church at Leanna Sunday night.
Maude Palmer is visiting at Mr..
Sewers this week.
There is to be party at Mr.. Over
holt's Wednesday night in honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Baggett and Winnie
Baggett.
Married, at the home of the brides
parents in Salem, Tuesday evening,
Oct. u, Mr.. z. L. Baggett of Leila,
Okla, and Miss Mary Beeman, Rev,
Fem officiating. After the marriage
ceremony a bountiful wedding supper
was served to about forty guests.
Many beautiful and valuable presents
were received. We extend congratu-
lations and best wishes.
The Iola register., 1897-10-22
NEOSHO VALLEY.
C. L. ARNOLD Reporter.

Ebb Butler is preparing to build a
new house.
E. Cleaver of Neosho county was
visiting friends here the first of the
week.
The Friend Herald recently con-
tanned statement from w. B. BOlin
to the effect that there is not Re-
publican in NeOshO Valley district.
Come up brother some rainy day and
we will direct you to three voters
whose Republicanism has never been
questioned.
J. Brown, G. Cleaver and w. B.
Bolin attended business meeting OF
the U. B. church at Maple Grove in
WoodsOn county last Saturday.
Cupid seems to be holding a trium-
phant reign over this community
The latest victims are Mr.. Bert Cleav-
eT and Miss Emma Leek who were
married at the home of the brides
parents on last Sunday evening. The
wedding was witnessed by few in
vited friends, and was sOlemnlzed by
Rev. Cleaver. We offer cOngratula-
tions. The newly married couple
will occupy o. A. Carnahan's house
John Davis, formerly of this place,
but more recently of Ohio, has been
renewing acquaintances here of late.
John Young has gone South with
another load of horses.
J. McFail blended business with
pleasure by making trip to Kansas
City and taking in the reunion at
Leavenworth last week. @. w,
Thornton attended the reunion also.
The Iola register., 1897-10-22
THE REGISTER RAMBLER
Resumes His Travels and Gives a Briei
But Interesting Sketch of
What He Saw

Old ElsmOre school house, miles
northwest of Elsmore, near the upper
bridge and which is still in fair con-
dition and occupied by the school,
is where much of the business of the
League was transacted in the early
days of Allen county. Some of US
thought the land question practically
settled, but we find a number of the
old timers waiting quietly for the day
to arrive when the title to the dis
puted lands will be so adjusted that
they will be awarded a return for the
labor expended, but all expressed the
hope that the courts would soon rem
der final decision that would end
the suspense for all parties. $50
mote it be-" for of all questions this
has kept back and hindered the de-
velopment of a good body of land
that might to day have been one of
the best improved in the county and
even these people now see it. OF the
two villages in the township
ELSMoRE
Is the older and has a lively and
busy set of merchants, doctors, grain
buyers, etc., and has in full operation
a creamery which the farmers are
patronizing and think it q great
The Iola register., 1897-10-22
HUM MBOLDT.
A. W. CUNNINGHAM. Reporter.

The elevator has renewed its
wOnted lively aspect. Mr.. Pickell,
its new owner, is giving it thorough
cleaning and will be ready for business
the latter part of the week. We are
glad to welcome him among Hum
boldt's business men. His family Oc-
cupy the G. p. Pratt house north OF
town.
The fine indications of rain Saturday
night were almost equal to a good
shower.
Mrs. d. 6. Steelman has begun the
erection of handsome addition to her
house on Central avenue.
Mrs. Bond is confined to her home
by sickness this week.
The city has settled the damage
suit brought against it by Rev. Penn,
for 500. The suit was caused by a
defective sidewalk.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church expect to give q fair at Ger
The Iola register., 1897-10-22

Rev. Smith and wife, parents OF
Mrs. John Adams, are visiting her
this week.
Mr.. Smith preached at the Valley
Sunday to a very attentive congrega-
ton.
While Mr.. Mcdowell was driving
his stock to water last Wednesday
q horse kicked at the one he was rid
ing and struck Mr.. Mcdowell on the
leg and broke it. 1t is feared owing
to his age (about 67) his recovery will
be very slow.
Will Osburn went to Woodson Co.
to see his brother and nephew, who
met with a very serious accident.
They were blasting in a we'll and a
blast failed to go off and they went
down to drill it out when 1t went off
and crippled them up terribly, and
doubts are entertained about the boy
ever getting well.
The Iola register., 1897-10-22
SPRING BRANCH.
Mr. FRANK JACKSON, Reporter.

Mr.. Geyer is grinding corn and
running his saw mill.
Rev. Vezie now breaches at Rock
Creek school house every Sunday at
$3.50. Sunday school before preaching.
Mr.. Peed and family returned from
a three weeks visit in johnson coun-
ty. They report all kinds of crops
much better than here.
Mr.. Warren and family visited on
the Usage several days last week.
The Rock Creek missionary ladies
will meet at Mrs. Mulls Saturday.
The water question is getting to be
a little serious in these parts.
Mr.. Anderson has put up a house
and barn on the WilbOrn farm for Mr.
Fraye to live in.
The Iola register., 1897-10-22

Mary McQuaker. plaintiff
Thomas Greenfield, f. A
Barber and Geo. g. Barber
defendants.
By virtue of an order of sale issued bv the
Clerk of the seventh Judicial District Court in
aud for Allen county, State of Kansas, in the
above entitled cause and 10 me directed and
delivered. viii on
Monday Nov. p, \. u. 16g7.
at o'clock, D. N. OF said day, al the front door
of the court house in the city Of lola Allen
county, Kansas, offer for sale and sell to the
highest bidder, for cash I'm hand the following
described real estate. tO-wit: Commencing at
the northwest corner of the northeast = of the
southwest = of section 10. township No. 26,
south of range No. Is, east, thence east one and
43-lOO chains to the west side of r limits of l.
L & G r thence south along K limits six
teen chains tn corner stone in road from which
the west part of the second bent of K Bridge
bears north fifty-nine 60 degrees seventy three
(73 links, thence west six (6 and l0-100 chains
variation ten degrees and thirty seconds. corner
in middle of Coal Greek inaccessible, meander
corner limestone, fourteen O. by six (6) by two
p one chain north dry stump ll6 in in diane
ter east sixteen links north from true corner l6
chains limestone l15l by ll2I by f3I thence east
four and 9S-l0O chains to place of beginning
containing ten acres situate in Allen county,
Kansas.
Said lands and tenements will be sold without
appraisement to satisfy said order Of sale.
G. AUsHERNAN,
Sheriff of Allen County, Kansas
Sheriff. Office, lola, Kansas, Oct %. 1897.
c. A. Smart attorney for plaintiff
The Iola register., 1897-10-22
BELFRY.
DEssIE SAYLoR. Reporter.

Mr.. Wesley Frame returned from
the west where he has been helping
to harvest. He reported good wheat
crop.
MIR. Olmstead and sister are visiting
relatives and friends.
Mr.. Fergus and family visited at
Mr.. Blacks Sunday.
Miss Lon Ellis is on the sick list,
but is improving.
A crowd of our young people went
Walnuting Saturday.
Mr.. Will Green went to Topeka
last Tuesday.
The Iola register., 1897-10-22
MORAN.
HARRY BAssErT, Reporter.

The EpwOrth League conducted an
interesting service in the M. E. church
last Sunday evening. 1t was the
anniversary of the founding of the
league.
Prof. Hubbard, who gave an enter
tainment last week in the NJ. E.
church succeeded in securing a sing
ing class of about seventy and is Civ
ing lessons every night this week in
the M. E. church.
b. B. Adams has returned from his
The Iola register., 1897-10-22
PLEASANT VALLEY.
D. T. SMITH. Reporter.

Still dry.
After the middle of October and no
frost yet.
Too dry to plow but farmers are
using the fine weather for getting In
their corn.
John Geodin's corn on the bottom
realized him SIG an acre.
Jake Hoke has rented the Will
Armstrong farm.
The Iola register., 1897-10-22
THE COUNTY NEWS.
Interesting items From All Over
Allen County.
THE MOST IMPORTANT DEEDS
DONE BY YOUR NEIGH5oRs FAITH
FULLY AND IMPARTIALLY SET
DOWN BY REGISTER
REPORTERS

The Reporters whose names appear at the
heads of these letters are agents of the REGIS
fKR and are authorized to solicit advertising
and receive subscriptions. Any assistance
rendered them in gathering the news of their
respective neighbOrhoods will be appreciated.
CHAs. F. SCoTT.
The Iola register., 1897-10-22
& TILLETT
SOUTH STREET,
lola, Kansas.
Notice of Final Settlement.
First published October Is, 1877

First published October Is, 1871
STATE OF KANsAsl
ALLEN COUNTY %
In the Probate Court in and for said county.
In the matter of the estate of Deborah HAYES
deceased.
the Aforesaid estate are hereby notified that 7
shall apply to the Probate Court in and for Saf6
county, sitting at the court house, in lola CONN.,
ty of Allen, State of Kansas, on the I2tb dav ~
November A. ID. 1897, for full and final settle
ment of said estate.
Administrator OF the estate Of Deborah HSTe:s
deceased. T46-4ols -
The Iola register., 1897-10-22
Eve Pay the Freight''!
On all Reliable IncubatOrS and Breeders
Bought of Us During the Next 60 Days.

Samples of these machines may be at Spcer S
Hardware Combined Guide Catalogue 22 Oc
STAMPS high class poultry Ottawa
special entries grand
young make Scoring and mating fowls
speciality this line
terms Yourf for poultry.
The Iola register., 1897-10-22

Like biliousness, dyspepsia, headache. consti-
patton, sour stomach. indigestion are promptly
cured by Hoods Pills. They do their work
The Iola register., 1897-10-22
SherMs Sale.

First published p Oct 1891
Stale of Kansas. Allen county, ss
In the District Court, Seventh Judicial District.
Sitting in and for Allen county, state OF Kan
The Iola register., 1897-10-22
And, say,

If you are putting up fruit
we can sell you all the nee
essary articles, sugar, fruit
cans, sealing wax, or what
ever you may need, and we
will sell them as cheap as
any one and then go one
better.
Gnnnn n,,I coo
The Iola register., 1897-10-22

oods s
easily and thoroughly.
Best after dinner pills.
25 cents. All druggists. - -
Prepared by c. !. Hood & Co.. Lowell. Mass.
The only Pill to take with Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-01-24
win. IN, ao.ry Went.

Az there has been considerable
{ ak about the cost Of the high school
building and 4 strong desire express
I'd by taxpayers that an itemized
statement Of the cost OF tho building
DO published, the INDEPENDENT
begins the publication today OF a.
i.emized statement a shown by the
bills on file in the Auditors office.
The publication will continue from
day TO day until all the bills allowed
by the commissioners on the Special
High School Fund are published.
The dates given are tho dates on
which the bills were allowed. A re-
rscapitulation will follow the itemiLsl
statement giving the amount OF each
bill and the total cost Of the building,
furniture. grounds and out-houses to
date. Following is tho 6rst INSTALL
ment:
Dec. 9, 1885,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26

pvERrsEMEN5 and suissrpcNns 70! ,a 1 srOsd"ay
., aoor north Of 3ist-s Until o'clock M sdvsr..s
r.Srs received the following pranch g,hs sss
scs rates r-,i clock M. VIZ -,3 sln = -
~ la2 eth-ave. i"th-st Mncy o.h.evS
IVES, s2d-st nesl en-ave .. Ess5 -, a.
,cS heve.n Tth sth oO tsst tIth-st -
betwsen i6ts and 77th ops 3d-aye near U.s.
AZ 7es st-ave s9th ST 800 30 Az nea 90 a.
"a. riaye 30 Bieecer-st. 800 Bsecker.s, .@~ ~
o 49, o.o East Toh-sr. L9sl 3d-ave; .c6- sd-aVe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26

Plans Tor new buildings ana alterations have been
nied at the Department ~ buildings as follows
Riverside Dive. :. G2i ~ Of 7o,h-', FOR i
ing docs Irregular Charles Buck q Wespori.
Conn. owner and architect ...,... $4,000
!hrs.-st9ry and P9semen, brlq , dwsllnss. ldsx
So 60 Loer;ys5 arohitee 40. -. -. 1880
story and basement brick dwellings l5xa0 Eva
s,snme'n Swns y sen.eit a,eaies' GooOo
story and basement, brick DWELLING ie.5x irreg-
H psl Fgua TSss 81 T ~ % ss I
,, i,sS 60 ;, = or ,;;i.,y. =; ~, a 70 ZOO
story brick tenement.houses; Tith stores. DIX
ss P IGsa Fs q S5 q S h M% a9cs;s owner
A,erations ma main ONCE; O.. ..,-.. ....,. ,...
'2T Sr !: :.,sS S W fi; ' RSs 99'f
pusnec., 50 % % Gys.slqry BRICK nee ana ''''
=. .'oT ov 9eia Bsrn:ien 10 i, cn,ra
c,,S. af'hi's'' IL; +, OF anson-aye extend; 1000
poian street Railway Company owner.
New Buildings branch o,scs ice, ,r.r..,.
q 70 27i5 cresion-aTe. owner: O ii French. ..
B-aos1sy. iGc of I1 csS- ;,.. .2G
siaF Ei ,ral sh has ST. owner werner s@hi;ec 200
.,5t trans. 800 orsn0u. 81 S a:4 s9
Joseph Lavender. architect -. 200
'' 5s4:..iofy ram. :s5ca Msfsa%r,s
STR 5T''; .rcS & r'''y n f c~ns' DeA'' 100
Warrington n corner lIs;heest. ioT i've
s,orv brc< Eat. with store. 2sXsfG and three
.our-storv brick fats q. 6xI5. Joseph p O'Don
& Co sSeb-rects ,...'....-..,.... 10000
wehste--ave corner is3d-st. fOr two four
Robert PSken Owner kerry 6 CO.. archi,ects IS OOO
Alterations branch Office:
l35fh-st n v corner Rider-sve 70 q three-story
frame dwelling Michael Dwyer owner. George
HOFFMAN architect. '','''. "'W'
Z3d-si. 8 81 and 100 u " o.. kat0nah-aye. 70
z onestory shed and a 0ne-story frame
Office Corporation of Woodswn Cemetery,
Ys,onab-avs : corner Gsrden-st 70 a two
story and basement frame dwelling; John
Rachlmslli % premises owner; william Grand. -
pelhnm-ave. Cross-st. 20 a three story
frame dwelling; Waterman. owner;
Miller architect $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26

Park

WHERE IS IT:
ONLY 90 MINUTES FROM NEW
YORK, WITHIN TEN MINUTES
DRIVE OF MOUNT VERNON.
BRONXNILLE OR TUCKAHOE,
ANDIN ANOTHER YEAR 1T WILL
BE \ HOUSEHOLD WORD. WE
HAVE CUT THREE MILES OF
STREETS THIS SUMNER.
WE CANNOT EXPLAIN THE
BEAUTIES OF NATURE AND ART
BY LETTER WRITING. AND YOU
CANNOT REALIZE IT WITHOUT
SEEING THE PROPERTY.
HOPING TO RECEIVE YOUR
EARLY REPLY TO THIS LETTER
IN RESPONSE TO WHICH WE
WILL GLADLY FURNISH YOU
WITH TICKETS, BOOKLET. MAPS.
&C.. AM YOURS VERY RESPECT.
FULLY. \. +. HOYT,
REPRESENTATIVE,
G2I WEST AID ST. \. Y.
ARTHUR MIDDLETON ROSE,
OWNER.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES

B.aa. John. &c sohn Bussing, jr 5 lst-ave. 1o'
~ J. 20 map Of Wakefield. years -.
sCrr~hl George. and wife 70 Andrew Bi!norleI'
% ~ corner Avenue and 5th-st GXlVo YEAR
toren. Michael and wife 10 Abraham stern, 40
i5s Broo-ne-st. 25xlc0. year .-.....-.. -.
ll@cseT. Kate Is. 10 Mary Mccormack. Caulc-
-.eii-sve $50 y u i6lst-st 2Oxl25. year ..
Eus !. Jchl and another 70 ne Equltao.- III =
AssLrance Society Of tho United States. 18Th
- 80 Z. % 2d-ave years ............ .
Ii0ffstadt IsiGoT. o. William 81 Laws. Nos IA
and 90 West 23d-st demand. ......... ......-..
MAYER Milton q Lyman ard Henry SOM. Cen
trsi Park West. corner 1929 81. demand q.
Mciinty. Joseph. 70 William l. Flanagan 21-ave.
corner 63d-st. lst-ave, n corner l4th-st.
and lst-ave g. 20 Il OF lith-st. leasehold.
demand -.........+.- -.
Patterson. James. 10 Anna Osirander. No POT West
22d-si n " corner 1th-ave ; Years. .......... .
Stephens Olir J 20 @ Richardson. Rail
rosd-ave 1919 T. Of 13.ih 81 : years ........
Sloan. Thomas l. 20 Emma II Schley. : Lj'h-st,
100 q - lith-ave. . years.
Schmidt Frederick % Dry Dock savings Insttu-
:ion, 1s:-ave 7S3 q : n l2th-st year .
seery. Peter. % Isabella 6 Franols Webster
ave. - z. q Scott ave. years .............
Stern. Narchen and Louis. 10 Joseph Biau. No G}
Monroe-si. : ) wears. ..... ................
smith samuel W b. 70 W Bell. I~nox-ave.
rs II Of l26th-st. instalmenis. .........
Nalknshsw. Jessie 3. 10 Henry II Cargill. V =
Sedgwick-ave. lots Nos :. and 10. map By
{ Morrison. and lot Adjoining / y~a-........
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

s7th-st. " 327 Wes'. l6vl00.s. Frank \ Dllins
ham and 10 70 Esther W Chaun ev......--..
G2d-st No go 226 West luuxiOO. Martha y
Weeks 70 Adolpa VI Mever....... $500
Lnox-ave. = 72.3 2 OF i2G:h 81. =. 5xlS
samuel W smith and wife 70 charles BerIs.:
l7Oth-st. corner 10Th ave. lOOXl1u Allen -
Mscdonei 10 p Hull .....-:. -,...;.....
Sherman ave. q ~ T. q Academy. 0rl"
Patrick REYNOLDS 90 Jeanne Reynolds. gee
Amsterdam ave. :. 100 Il OF l6ith-s'. -1NlW'
An.sterdam-ave. e 8. l25 "a of lGitn-ft. -''A
no. Patrick Reynolds 10 same ......... -.
Ra.sr0sl-are. =. 1915 n OF l3sth-si IsXl-"N
7jNlo-. DLiriDha g Richardson 10 Ohm j so
l6sth-st n s. 1857 = II M1rris-sve. Old line,
u 4vgj. Mary l. Csndes % Minnie Gardner
100 Jules Gl0rieux 70 Joseph Mangp.d...-. .....
Lot ~ map section 4. Nyse estate Seiah Is
strong. referee. William Wett@rer. ........
Atenu- r. n corner jth-st 23xlo5. Jnionppit.
Andrew Blhoefer 20 George Cornell ana we .
l-,h e. p s lot 3i2, map CniOnpOrr. Cha-'otte Vi
Stoke 90 Thomas Zinx and wife. .----...
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HUGHES & POSS, OWNERS,
~ Broadway.
GEO. NETCALFE, Aucti0neer.
II. T. NETCALFE & SONS, III B'way.

Dry ~ DILL TIMES.
prices For me best investment
suburban property i'd in ADJOINING column
and attend Auction sac without reserve rext satuiay
Afternoon ~ New Dorp staten Island Passes, &c,
HUGHES Il ROSS 81 Broadway.
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Couulrn propsrin 60 Rent.
Suburban Real estate.

Subnrban Heal VsEHEe.
NNoNNNNNNNNN|S0N'"~
cL%y -Mortctar real estate al Hnds sals arc -.
Il CLARENCE z. TCHSs. beeAnA -. -
>-Ew DORP n your investigations Tor no'ne 81 ~
= nay st,!sfy YOUR IDEAL. ~ minutes rom -,
cont. are. model village. genuine ,pu',,l, ION
- y.ftt.,v- Midland Beach Ia minutes lslhh'' a.
."E'' .,a,d lnr,lon sale October .. y m Fa'srs
e. HUGHES X ROSS. " Broadway
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REAL ESTATE.
WEEK AND BUSINESS AMONG The
BROKERS


severa good pieces Of business In the rear e'''''
.-ta, we're reported yesterday, the most I'M
&c, being the sale by Henry ID. Winahs a
H., ., the old town house OF Exstein Norton a.
a. AZ Fifth-ave The house IL the first north Oh
..econd-st and occupies lot 25xlOs feet IL
- a modern high-stoop dwelling. The price d.
,,-b Mr. Norton's executors disposed OF me P''P
erty is Withheld. 1870. r, WI
Custavus Bramson has sold for William - "a
con the seven-story hreproof apartment-ho''S' 70
40 known as the Temple Court. az the sou'""'
orrer Of Madson-ave. and Nlnetethst' lor s1IJ
80 0Oo Mr. Bramson Is also reported 20 - t,,si-
- bout 800 60 the siX-st0ry iron arc ~ m,
ssass building. on lot 5XlOo. No 2is NeS' i"-'
,nsi,ast for James Mendesohn. . -, ,oh, n
Cbarles f. Schuyler x Co nave 500 20 ,6dvSo II on
,,aEe~ 10 Herman A. schmidt the plot w w Ia
10, ,or,h side OF One-hundrcd ana -IclIL-'''' 49,
90. east Of the Boulevard on private 'eIIas o,. q.
oorold 2 True has sold one OF MS NJ" - "a
10y! dwellings, in Riverside Drive. JUST horln VI
PiILt.s,bst Tho price Is Withheld for the p.ese'S
Hs1ee~onc -h.ig - reported 10 have eiNth
-rsirasf Nos q and - West Eighty mn - " ~.
I'M 80 IN Hasbrouck Heights in exchange lor me
IT, ~, baast corner Of B.eeckcr ana rre""e S'7'
5nis ese has sold TO John Fish ne iot, IN 49,
49, re north side OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~
feet west Of Park ave. 49,, 49,. soil, N rol,
ieS,nenbeirer & Hammerschlag have soid 20 DI ~
Ea-Isor the vacant pot. 1JXltO. AZ No 10 - ZOO
q g. oa.nrs. and Leopold y. True Is reported 70
.errnseJ 40 l4l 10 Ia in the same street, an
nsah,-storv oft building. Ijx1YlOo LOT bIo'N j"
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