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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1898-11-03
A Change in the Free Delivery.

Beginning OH Wednesday, Novem-
Der ?, 1898, the hours Of the free
delivery service Of the Bloomsbury,
Pa, post Office, for the last general
and business deliveries will be
reversed, the general delivery being
made at $3.50 p. IN. and t.e business
delivery at $40 p. III.
The collections in the sections of
town, i'll which only general deliv-
cries are made, will be made one
hour and thirty minutes earlier, and
those depositing mail should govern
themselves accordingly.
o. B. MELLICK, P. M.
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ISAAC LONGS.
Buying by Ilail

Can be as intelligently and economi-
cally performed as though you were in
the store, II you have confidence in the
store you select for correspondence.
More than quarter of century Of
fair dealing in Wearables and House
hold Necessities has made an enviable
reputation for
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1898-11-03

Lots Of men would be considered
braver, if they didn't have sense
enough to get scared.
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ISAAC LONGS STORE

and the name is synonymous with hon.
esty throughout the country.
1t will not be misplaced confidence if
you write us about your needs. In re.
turn you'll get samples enough; you'll
find what you want among them the
price will be right; the goods will not
be "all sold out when you send your
order, and they'll prove to he what they
were advertised to be. Fry and see.
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SEE THESE VALUES.

All wool coverts, Granite and Armure
Suitings that usually retail at 59c, this
week 49c.
Priestley 50-inch waterproof Craven
cites. exceptionally fine in quality.
comes in navy and black, this week per
yard SIPS.
New Scotch mixed Cheviot, more than
twenty combinations to choose from.
usually sold at SIPS, this week, per yard
9S cents.
Fine German Broadcloths in the new
est shades, suitable for tailor made
suits. excellent value at $3.50 per yard,
this week $lG5.
New Taffeta Silks in two-toned ef-
fects would be an exceptional value at
Csc, this week soc.
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UPHOLSTERY, LACE CURTAINS
AND DRAPERlES.

Nottingham Lace Curtains, 31& yards
long, full width, value $l.39, at per pair
50 cents.
Ruhle Swiss Curtains, full yards
long, very fine and sheer, dots, stripes
and figures, worth $l.25 to $l.75, at per
pair SOC.
Scotch Net Lace Curtains, 60 inches
wide, double thread, very handsome.
usual price $265, per pair S1.5O.
SaXony Lace Curtains, very finest
Brussels effects, very artistic and
thoroughly reliable, worth $500, at per
pair $2.25.
Pointe Applique Lace Curtains, 81
inches wide, 312 yards long, on is point
real Brussels net, never retalled for less
than $3.50, at per pair $2.29.
Brussels Lace Curtains, the genuine
hand wrought article, a dream OF lilmy
loVeliness, bound to please you, Instead
Of $500, per pair $3.9S
Derby Tapestry Curtains, yards
knOtted fringe at both ends, very silky
finish $3.50 grade, at per pair $l95.
Imperial Satin Damask Curtains, very
heaviest fringes, reversible, always
$500, our price per pair 1913.
Curtain Swiss, SO inches wide, best
12i2c grade, at per yard &c.
Fish Net and embroidered Swiss, l6c
kind, at per yard l0c.
The 10c quality Silkoline, just the
thing for winter comforts, at per yard
434c.
Tapestry, so inches wide, double
faced, the $3.50 quality at Csc; the Sl.0o
quality at 75c; the9Oc quality at CSC;
the 45c quality at 29c.
Cotton Curtain Loops, the 10c kind.
at per pair sc.
Extension Rods, 40 inches wide, the
12c kind, each &c.
White Curtain Poles, with fixtures,
complete, the 3Oc kind 19c.
Cotton Ball Fringe, &c grade, all
colors at per yard &c.
Silk Tassel Fringe, all silk and wool.
12i2c grade, at per yard SC.
Down Pillows. odorless, clean and
nure 1S-inCh size. each at 49c.
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The interest of the Ladies will
center in our Great Millinery Store.
The showing is unspeakably grand.
MarveIOusIy beautiful creations of
our own and foreign designers are
here land also reasonably priced
as to meet every idea, plain or
luxurious.
Ladies' trimmed Felt Sailors, in blue,
black and red, special value at 75 cents
New Walking Hats of soft felt, with
narrow brim, JS cents.
The new Rough Rider hat, quite the
fad, comes in new blue, black and
Drown, special at $l.13.
Trimmed felt hats in all the new
shapes and colors, for this weeks sell
ling at half value, $2.95.
our special display, THE Millinery
Theatre" is worthy of your notice
don't miss it.
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Black Goods.

As safe by mail as at the counters, if
you purchase here. Let us prove this
with some samples.
Crepons-49 9 c., and Si.49.
Serges-plan and camel'S hair ef-
fects, 50, IS, csc.
Cheviots-rough and camel's hair fin.
ish, csc and SI.25.
All the staple stuffs, such as CASH
meres, TIenriettas, Cravenettes,
soc. to $I49.
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The following letters are held at
the Bloomsbury, Pa, postoffioe, and
will be sent to the dead letter Office
Nov. IS, 1898:
Baldwin. Mr.. Tom Hackenberger Dr. II.
Farper, Aaron E. johnson, Mr.. Robert a.
GaIdner, Miss Sue Mcclure, Mr. LinwoOd b.
Georgia, Il. NJ. Kicker. Mr.. W. j.
Fisher, Mr.. G. ii. Rogers, Geo j. (9
Frey, Mr.. J. Is. Smith, Mr. James
Williams, Miss Annie
CARDS.
Chase, Mrs. Mary Hasbrouck, Prot. A. H.
Persons calling for the above
letters will please say that they were
advertised Nov. 3, 1898.
o. B. MELLTCK, P. M.
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LACE CURTAIN STRETCHER.

Save your lace curtains, your time
and your money by securing one OF
our fiat and square cornered nickeled
adjustable pin stretchers, which fits all
curtains The stretcher only costs the
price of laundering two pairs of lace
curtains. Buy it now and save for fu-
ture use. $1.9S.
When visiting our city spend the day
with us, dine In our moderate priced
Restaurant, rest in the reception room
A hearty Jonas Longs Sons welcome
nMaitS NOl.
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DRESS GOODS AND SILKS.

Our magnificent showing of new dress
materials and silks for fall is by al
odds the largest in assortment, the rich
prices
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JONAS LONGS SONS
weekly CHATS.
WILKEs-BARRE, Pa,
Thursday, Oct. 27th, I8oS-
PONDER AND WONDER

At the enticing values we offer for
this weeks selling. How our prices are
kept down and our rapidly increasing
trade kept up. The solution will be
found below which represents a minutes
part of the vast amount of bargains al
ways found at our store. We surpass
all others in assembling and selling ths
FINEST, THE CHOICEST AND
THE BEST MERCHANDISE.
We occupy the leading position Of Of
fering at all times the most exceptional
opportunities to clothe yourself from
head to foot, or to furnish your house
from top to bottom at a handsome saw
ing by ours, the lowest of prices.
Write for samples. 1t will pay you
to hold our prices for comparison.
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Girls Refers.

Ages, 6 to IL years. In Boucle mix
lures, blue, green and brown. New
shaped collar, close fitting coat back;
braid and button trimmed. 4 Phiadel-
phia house asks SO. oo-here for $4. .oS
Return if not suited, is our plan.
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n Suffered For Many Weary Months, and all
Times i Could Not Walk
Cured by
DR.. Miles Nerviine.

y D I'D u i
and lnvlgorated. Or, Miles Restorative
Nervine puriiles. vitallzes and enriches
the blood. 1t soothes the irrilated nerves.
and feels the wasted tissues. It gives
motive strength to the muscular strue-
ture, healthful vitality To- the nerve cen-
tiers, and recuperative capacity 10 the
organic functions. OF the system.
MIR. Howard Wemlpe, Battle Creek.
Mich, says; 81 suffered for years with
sciatlc rheuma ,,sm; was laid up months
at time, and frequently was so bad
that I could not walk; I spent a great
deal OF money and treated with many
prominent physicians but nothing scent
ed 70 cure me. lnrAugrist, 1895, while
confined to the house. with a severe Mt
tack, Tread about DR.. Miles Restorative
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-26

& Everybody knows or ought TO know
that the nervous system Is the fountain
which supplies every part OF the body
with life force. II this system lacks
vlsor and strength, not only viii mus
Giles be weakened, but brain. nerves.,
heart. kidneys and lungs Immediately
suffer. The weakest spot will give way
first. The weakening OF nerves In mus
cles and Joints Is the direct cause OF
rheumatism. This explains why 1t may
go from ono part OF the body to another
so readily. We're 1t a blood trouble
every Joint would be affected at the
same time. In nearly every instance
this trouble has disappeared when the
nervous system has been strengthened
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nIeInIs.

NEW YoRK-Metals-T local mar
ket showed less stability to-day. several
departments casing of under lack OF
support and liberal offerings. At the
close the metal exchange called pig Iron
warrants very dull, with Sc 20 bid and
Sc 80 asked. Lake copper very quiet,
with sl1 ST,ss bid and So 90 asked = Tin
easier, with sA 25 bid and sl4 % asked
Spelter steady. with 81 % bid and 81 IS
asked. Lead easier, with SSi2ls bid
and 50 77is asked. According to the, firm
fixing the settling price for miners and
shelters in the west the closing price
on lead Is SO so. t.5,,f :. 4
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sla. improved later on N. Hanotaux's
assurance TO the Paris Figaro that the
relations OF France with all nations are
cordial. and finally closed fiat again.
The nervous feeling Is increasing. as the
settlement approaches. ,listS
Americans, after. partial rally. closed
fiat. There was a further fall in South
American government and railroad
stocks on forced selling. There was
sharp fall in Spanish As which closed
only a fraction above the lowest. Span
ish exchange on London was denoral-
lied and quite nominal.
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Mess Pork-Per barrel 50 1900 80.
Lard-Per 100 Tbs, 81 92isGl4 95. I.
i Short Ribs-Sides (loose) "a S21td5 10.
Dry sailed shoulders (boxed) 4Sq4Hc.
Short clear sides boxed IS 2545 40. y
Whiskey : Dlstillers' finished goods
per gallon. 81 1917. vl ts
On the produce exchange to-day, the
butter market firm: creamer!es 1870
1skc; dairies l0hG16c.
2 Cheese-Qulet at SlSkc.
EEgs-Firm: fresh 9Ac.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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OIL CITY-Credit balances &c. Ger.
ufcates opened at tic bid for cash, IKE
Dir for regular: sales 1000 barrels regu-
lar delivery at &c. No bids or offers at
the close. Shipments $3.50 barrels;
runs s.. Isl barrels. l...l As5t.....t.. ~
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WE often hear people say there is only
one good cough medicine and that Is DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup, the specific for cold.
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Wool.
NEW YoRK-Wool quiet. IL
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EAST LIBERTY = Cattle steady:
prime 81 OSI5 Is: common SO COCA 10;
bulls, stays and cows So 0OI4 10. Hogs
excited; medium weights, shade high
er; other grades unchanged. Prime
medium 81 2Lfli 20; best Workers 81 l5I
4 %; good light Workers. 81 OjI4 10; fair
light Workers. 81 00a4 05: pigs SO sea-
95: heavy hogs 81 1904 20; good
rougls 81 1908 70; common 10 fair 81 70
q3 20 Sheep steady: choice 81 S5(p5 90:
common 50 60d4 90. Choice lambs 81 81
as 90: common to good 81 75@5 IS. Veal
calres So O0G6 so 3.1S +
&. CuTCAGo--Trade In cattle to-day
was fairly brisk Mt about steady prices!
Choice cattle were very scarce. extra
10 choice steers selling Mt s5 6oGI5 a;
choice do IS rl05 10: good 81 SO6l5 90:
common to fair 81 2oGa oO;r COWS and
hclfers, sood to choice. 50 5O6l3 90:
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lie NEW YORK-Dry goods are quiet
and without feature. The demand for
wooden goods remains dull. Cottons
are generally weaker and sales are
light in all divisions OF the market.
Jobbers generally assert that the de-
mapd Is extremely light locally as COM
pared with that Of previous weeks; In
other sections of the country. except a
Few such as the Ohio river valley, the
spring trade has been we'll sustained
with retailers and also with jobbers
Export buying Is sill quite limited.
Print cloths are still very weak Extras
were sold at outside markets at 2 s16c
Yesterday, but as yet the Fall River
market is dull and weak. A'newSlow
record has been made for 3SIE-inch,
sixty-four squares. SIS at csc.
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IlHI!E[:.-.0l:.RPH.A'NAGEl
Established by Red Cross Society,
In Havana. ,,s
THE "oNE TollH3OF8 NATURE

THAT aLaKEsa THE WHOLE
WORLD KIN"-How "a GENER.
Gus AMERICAN BRou CHIT
SMILES TO THE FACES OF THE
LITTLE ORPHAN CHILDREN BY
THE PRESENT OF a BIG box
OF TOYS WHAT IS WANTED
; MOST IS CONDENSED MILK.
THE 'ISTELiGENcER" CORES
, poYDENTDEscRIB HER TRIP
. TO MATANzAs WITH THE SEN.
, AToRIAL COMMISSION. {.
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A Positive Guarantee.

calves. good to prime. SO OoaG 10; COM
mon to good 81 o0G5 90. Trade In hogs
was slow at a decline Of about Be- Sales
We're largely at 50 92isG3 81. the ex.-
IRENE range being 50 1904 60. Fair 10
choice hogs were quoted at 50 STAG LOO;
common to choice 50 75G3 9ailS common
to good light So 7O93 S2,s Sheep and
lambs were steady and fairly active.
Sheep sold at 50 50d4 IS for common TO
prime; fed westerns 81 25a4 Io:.i YEAR
ling sheep "a 50G5 10: lambs 81 1906 65:
do springs Sc 50G7' 90. Receipts cattle
1000 head; hogs 1900 head; sheer. !, 600
head. w ,bi a
EAST BuFFALo-Cattle, nothing
doing. Hogs, Workers, good to choice,
81 1904 IL: roughs, common to choice,
So 55Gi3 IS; pigs. common to cifoice,
50 T5aS 90. Lambs. choice to extra,
Sc .O5d6 Is: culls to common 50. 251bl %.
Sheep, choice wethers, 81 909s clills
to common SO 56Itie5. VI
q CINC1NNATI-Hogs active but low
er at 50 1893 %.
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BALTIMORE-Flour inactive and
unchanged, Wheat weak; spot and
month 96SG97c. Corn easy; spot and
month 32&G32%c. Oats steady for
white. easier for mixed: No. white $500
34c; No. mixed 30%I3tHc. Rye easier;
No. nearby 55Ac. Butter steady and
unchanged, EGGS quiet and unchanged.
Cheese steady and unchanged.
CINClNNATI-Flour dull. Wheat
easy: No. 9 red 9Gc. Corn, No. . mixed
32c Oats steady: No. . mixed 2SiLc,
Rye steady; No. ., 54c. Lard easy Mt
81 S. Bulk meats steady at IS 10. Ba-
COR steady at S. 30. Whisky firm ut
81 20 Butter steady. Sugar easy.
Eggs dun at Skc. Cheese steady.
TOLEDo-Wheat lower and active.
No. . cash and May 959c Corn active
and lower; No. . mixed 29hc. Oats dun
and steady; No. mixed &c. Rye dull
and lower: No. cash Soc. Cloverseed
lower and active: prime cash March and
April 81 IS. 4 ls. f7a ~ n
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Observation-Disclosures 1Nc lower:
contract grades March 976s7Ac; April
9TEc. Corn weak and &c lower; No. .
mixed March 3sG33Ec; April and May
33hG33%c. Oats dull and &c lower; No
. white March 32H G32kc. Butter
steady; fancy western creamery zoe; do
prints Gle. Eggs steady, fresh nearby
loo. Cheese dull and easier: New York
cream fancy SIC: fair to choice 79Sc.
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d. g. h.
The northern portion OF Matanzas.
that lying beyond the Yumurl river,
Is called Versailles and reaches half
way up the Cumbre hills. From the
summit OF the Cumbre. or rather from
the. top OF Niontserrat chapel, one
may get an incompatible view OF the
Yumurl valley-a stretch OF emerald
gorge with n river running through,
enclosed within green hllls-oncc dot
ted with gardens and orange groves,
with stately palms and vlllas-now all
blnckened, desolate and empty. To one
familiar with old Spain, the prospect
recalls the Vega, of Grenada. 1t Is be-
lIeved that this narrow valley was once
n lake, walled across Its present sea-
ward opening; and that some convul-
sion OF nature rent the bowl and precip-
itated the lake into the ocean, leaving
the river In It's course On the hills
nearest the bay are the barracks OF
Santa Isabella, now numerously garrl-
risoned, the military hospital and two
or three similar institutions: and di-
rcctly below them, for q mile mud
half along the waters front of YER
seillcs, runs the Paseo or fashionable
drive, laid out with Sraveled walks.
and rows OF trees Il stone parapet and
iron gates ut either end. Beyond the
Paseo proper an excellent road cx-
tends two miles farther out, TO the old
fort and castle OF San SeveTino, on
Punto Gordo. Fat Point" Before the
war this charming drive was crowded
every morning and evening with hand
some cquippages filled with the beauty
md fashion Of AIntntlzas;t but now tot
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49, IS b. z 3
Last Saturday accompanied the SEN
n'oral commission and tho Red Cross
ia'nily TO Matanzas, 10 investigate tho
condition Of affairs In that once flour
mI,h'ng city ot,perhaps $4,000 Inhabitants.
Flfst the three mile carriage ride from
oar suburb. 1the Cerro," to the ferry on
.nr other side of Havana. Then n hasty
Mmucrzo of bread and chocolate In the
MatGr-side cafe Ia Luz. Then across
ulr bay In thc;crowded bout, mixed MP
%ith chat,cring Spanihrds and Cubans.
rnldiers. servants and donkey carts:
,n ,st The melancholy wreck OF the
MainG' and The MONTGOMERY" 10 telv
rived, and spain's wnr vessel. "Al-
mono Sll"--to the long rows OF now
imply sugar warehouses on the Regla
s!ge. And then q three hours railway
,luc 10 Matanzhs. capital of the adJoln-
,he province OF the Same name. Every
unouy was somewhat uneasy that morn
mS-''hd with considerable reason. Ilu-
mots "crei rife OF insurgents near by,
@Hu ihc accompaniment OF O carload OF
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NEW YORK-Flour, receipts 1886
| barrels; exports 3s,30I barrels: market
further weakened by the decline in
wheat; Minnesota patents s. 1906 40;
winter patents "a S5G5 %
Wheat, receipts Il ,22225 bushels; exports
| s., sos bushels: spot market weak; No. .
| red 81 o. I. o. b. afioat TO arrive; options
suffered another bad break to-day,
based on further liquidation, enormous
Argentine shipments, reported Philadel-
phia bank failures and unsettled polit-
| ical situation: opening weak at hIZc
decline, prices sold on all day. pressure
being mostly in near months, which
closed 1lGGl&c lower, against SAKE
| decline in late deliveries. Export trade
at all ports was heavy: No. . red
March closed 81 Oo&; May 9I1s399Ac.
closed at CSC.
Corn. receipts $685. bushels: exports
s6,54 bushels; spot market weak; No.
., S5Sc: options weakened by further
May liquidation. small clearances and
the drop in wheat, closing 1s@kc low
er: May 32il 9S35sc: closed ut 33tic.
Oats, receipts 5000 bushels: exports
59333 bushels; spot market weaker; No.
., COKE; No. white &c: options dull
and lower with corn. closing &c net de-
cline; May closed &c. sa
EaY dull Hops quiet. Hides steady.
leather steady: hemlock sole 19G20lsc.
Beef firm. Cutmeats quiet,
Lard easier; western steamed So 500
8 %: refined quiet.
Pork quiet. Tallow steady. Rosin
quiet. 5Turpentiae quiet.
Rice steady. Molasses steady.
Z Cottonseed oil. weakness was again 4
feature. resulting from light demand
and the decline, In hog products: prime
summer yellow 22G22Ec; of summer
yellow 2l1kd22c.
Coffee, options opened irregular with
April 8 points lower other months un-
changed 10 points higher: ruled mod.
erately active with upward tendency on
local covering and some investment
buying started by better cable news
than looked for, falling off In Brazil
Ian receipts. liberal warehouse deliver
les and better feeling In spot depart
ment; closed steady, with prices five
points net higher TO 5 net lower: sales,
1880 bags. including April 81 S5G4 9O;,
May S. 90: spot coffee Rio quiet: No. Z
invoice SIC; No. jobbing Sc; mild
quiet: Cordova SkG16c.
Sugar. raw quiet and firm: fair refln-
ing 3Kc; Centrifugal 96 test, &c; refined
steady.
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lRAlEWAYSTl CARD.

Arrival and departure Of trains On ,na
after Nov. II, M, I. EIplanatinn y, R.ss, s
lsnse Marks .paily. fDaiiy. a sept sun
SSsy. fpaily. except Saturday. spsiiy, an.
lS onV.s Aonday. lsundaya oniy. ssaturdayp
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Zone Minute Cough cure ls the best
preparation l have ever sold or used and
| can't say too much in it's praise L. NJ.
Kennon, Merchant, Odell, Ga.
Cook & ODEE.
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PUBLIC DEBT INCREASE.

Tremendous Expenditures on Account OF
the War.
WASHINGTON, June 3.-The state.
ment of the public debt shows that at
the close of business on May 81, 1898,
the public debt, less cash in treasury,
amounted to 81, 0S7. 773. 100. an increase
over last month Of $l9,34l, los. This
increase is due to the expenditures on
account Of the war.
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uouse for sale, I rooms, two lote, near
business portion. Cheap Tor c"sh or Oh
easy terms OF payment.