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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-14
ELECTRIC MISSES FOR rIFrH AVEyUs
Stage Company sold Out to the Electric
Vehicle Transportatio Company.

The New York Electric Vehicle Transports
COMPANY has acquired the franchises aud
equipment OF the Fifth Avenue Stage Com
pany. The Elliott L. Shepard estate sold the
property TO Third avenue railroad reops
who sold It TO William &. Whitney. from whom
the present purchasers take Il. They pay him
$1,000 900 for it, His son Harry Payne Whit
ncy, is president OF the Electric Vehicle Trans
portatiou Company.
The Fifth avenue line IL to be- equipped with
electric omnibuses as soon as they can he
built. Orders have been placed for large
number of the new vehicles and they are
being constructed at the works OF the Electric
Vehicle Company AZ Ha't'ort IL Is expected
that they will be ready To Put on the line hy
Nav. They resemble omnihu~rs IN use in Paris.
One feature, II IL stated will hs that when an
omnibus has its full quota of sixteen passen-
gers NO. more passengers can enter until the
number within has been reduced.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-14
ANOTHER GItT no HIRTiRD.

SEQ, 900 from j. II. Hyde OF New York for
the University club Library.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Nov, ia meeting OF
Harvard men was held this evening to thank
Major Horny Lee Hisginson for his GIFT OF
$3.50. 900 to build the University Club. which ia
to be modelled after the unions OF tho FnRiish
universities. Prof. Ira n. Hollis presided and
announced that j. II. Hyde, ~. Of New YORK.,
had given $50, 900 to ensure tho club a iibrnry
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-14
vr.einnd President Of Air Power Company

Nreelnnd President OF Ar rover company
At tho annual meeting OF the American Air
Power Company yesterday, A, A. Mcleod de-
cined a reelection as President. and II. II
Erseland, President of the Metropolitan Street
Hallway Company, was elected TO succeed him
Mr. Mcleod remains q director.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1899-08-17
MEETING

National Dental Association and Den
tai Protective Association, Mag
ara Falls,N Y, July eth, Aug.
9th, 1899.
One and one third fare on the GER
tifcate plan via Mobile and Ohio rail
road
Do You Contemplate taking a Vaca-
ton IF so. before making your ar
rangements, call on the agent of the
Mobile and Ohio railroad and see what
low rates he can make you to all prom
inent summer resorts. Summer tour
lists tickets will be on sale from now
until September 30th 1899.
Chronicle, Ala, Healing Springs,
Ala Blount Springs, Ala, Staffor d
Springs, Miss Gibson Wells, Tenn.
Arundel Lithia Springs, Miss, Cooper $
Wells, Miss Bailey Springs, Ala
Point Clear and other Mobile Bay re-
sorts are reached by the Mobile and
Ohio railroad. In some cases there is
a pleasant ride through the country
after leaving the train, before you
reach the resort, and in others a short
steamer trip. These are all well
known resorts and have been patron
lied literally for number of years
by the best people in the southern
states. All of these points have good
hotel accommodations and are becom-
ing more popular every year.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1899-08-17

B. and j. fund, being pay
ment in full for coupon on bond No.
II issued by this board on the Sth day
of August, 1899, for said amount as
part payment for building new court
house in Leakesville for Green county.
Orderad that Rev. A. G. Ferguson
be appointed member eff the examin-
ing board for examining school teachers
for ensuing term.
State of Mississippi,
Greene County.
For and in consideration Of forty
eight dollars L hereby sell, convey and
warrant to the Board of Supervisors
of said Greene county for the zoe use
OF the clerks Office one safe and desk
belonging thereto, said safe has my
name on the front of same and is now
conveyed and delivered to the said
board of Supervisors of said county.
ana their successors in Office forever,
for the uses and purposes above men
toned.
Witness my signature this the Sth
day OF August, 1899.
DAN MCLEOD.
Ordered that the assessment of the
following lands be changed from J. II.
Williams to l.. II. Eubanks, to- wit:
sw or of sw or sec 81 t 1nr CIV also
from r. W. Lendell to L. H. En-
banks, towit; Sw or of NV or sec "a
toL,6w,6 6g les, leg3 ter 90 pcres also the
l.. H. Eubanks, to-wit: n hf of sc or
sec 13 8 7w.
Ordered that district for the cleo
ton of Justice of the Peace be estab-
lished in Beat No 4 of Greene county
in accordance with section 1892 Anno-
faded Code 1892, bounded as follows,
to-wit; Commencing on Big Greek at
Jackson county line and following said
creek to mouth of Beaver creek, up
said Beaver creek to head of same
thence northeast to NV corner of sec.
2 l S CIV on Demarkation line,
thence east on said line to Alabama
line.
The State of Mississippi,
Greene County,
Supervisors Court, August Term
Ordered that the personal assess
ment roll filed by W. B. Robertson,
assessor, be and the same is hereby APP
proved as corrected and tho clerk of
this court is hereby authorized to
make copies as required by law.
90 be Continued Next Weea..
OwiDg ID. the unusual tax on our
space this is all Of the proceedings Of
tue board that we are able to get III
this Issue.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1899-08-17

we have very interesting article
from our correspondent at Merrill to
appear In our next issue that was held
over owing to lack of space
Messrs L c. Peaster, H. G. Hull left
us last week, the former to return
soon the latter's return at any time
in the near future being an uncer-
tainty.
Mr.. Hugh McInnis spent day over
IN the Long Branch community last
week.
The work on the Turner, Dorset and
Cos store building mas commenced
with Mr.. j D Webb in charge of tbe
work, he getting the contract for tbe
building of same Mr.. L. C Peas
ter laid the brick pillars and foupda-
ton for the building
at last the new court house has
been finished and. received, the county
officials being installed therein now
The sheriff is required to sell or other
wise dispose Of old court house advan-
tageously to the county.
Miss Ina Raunsaville, of Long Branch
attended the normal here this week
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1899-08-17
ONE FARE TO MONTEAGLE,
TENN.

Via Mobile and Ohio railroad &C
count Southern Missionary Gathering,
tickets on sale Aug. 9th, 18th, Sth, 9th,
limited for return to Aug 18th, and
account Meeting Sunday school insti-
tute, Monteagle Assembly, tickets on
sale Aug 18th, 14th, 18th, and 10th.
limited for return passage to Aug goth,
1899.
This is good opportunity to obtain
a low rate to one of the most charming
and popular summer resorts in Tennes-
see, and limits given on tickets is am
pie for those desiring to take short
vacation.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1899-08-17
ANNUAL MEETING
Young Peoples Christian Union, United
Presbyterian Church of
North America

For the above OCCASION all coupon
ticket agents OF tbs Mobile and Ohio
railroad will sci tickets IT, Pittsburg
and return at rate If one fare tickets
limited for return passage to August
10th with privilege of further ex-
tension to August 31st on payment
fee of 90 cents.
One fare to Denver, Colorado
Springs and Pueblo, Via Mobile Ohio
railroad. Tickets on sale from all.coup-
on stations south of the Ohio river on
Aug. 4th, 9th, and 9Th, and north Of
the river Aug 9Th, 9th, and 18th, linn
tied for return passage to Aug. 31st,
1899.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1899-08-17
Gods telephone needs Ne central to
make couxAsksonk
"A DcsrriDtiOn.

Glow big was that sea serpent, and
what did be look hkea"
"Oh," answered the seaside journal
ist, dreamily, she was about column
long and hadFa ferce-looking display
head"
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1899-08-17

we, 9. 2. Eubanks and Frank Nc
Clendon, a committee appointed this
DAY by the board of supervisors of
dreene county-we being members of
said board-to inspect AMI accept the
new court house of Greene county if
same has been built according to speci-
hcation, do hereby certify to the board
that we have carefully inspected the
work of the entire building and find
that the same has been built according
to contract and specification and we
have this day accepted the said new
court house as complete and finished
building.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-23


NOTICE TO ARcHITEcTs-Yeu are
hereby notified thai the Board % Drecs-
ors az School District. No. I. CITY Of Se-
attic. Washington. desire ard call sur
competitive plans and descriptive spees-
ecAfsoax FOR q brick anu Arue sasetaf-
tally nYeproos High School hs1ts5trx.
FrN-The building wsla pc located On
eaosk q r~..,-s having . frcnsase o. -
10 accommodate LIE pupils, viii be per-
csan%ng and substantial srrrrsures of mod
ern design. aud with construction c1rEoru-
iax g the Building aad sanitary laws OF
seeond-Tae plans and aesssns shall con-
ass cf one perspective. showing front and
view 50 sest frrna sassdins. one elevation
rear view; one longitudinal section, and
one cross section Al paane. elevations and
ssesiona must be prepared 70 = scale Of one
tons with be rendered IN outline without
shading. All plans 70 have walls drawn In
india ink and BACKED IN; perspective
views viii Ae rendered In ink only
Foarsh-The limit Of expenditure In tae
construction al building not TO exceed tso.-
LYMAN BANKS. ESQ. secretary Seattle
Schools. Seattle Wash; Shouts be signed
by rom de plume or espaer and be ac-
co-npanied by a seaiei ieste. bearing a like
cipher. containing ire srsse name or the
architect The letter viii be opened after
the adoption Of plan.
oaxfh--Ihe architect whose design may
Be selected By the Board will be entitled 20
receive the sum Of Three thousand Dol
lars The plans 30 seiecsed to become the
property Of the Roard
Bids viii be received up 70 5 p. M. Au-
gust 30. 1889. and viii be opened n the Of
nee OF the Board at o'clock p. m. Sep
ternber T. 1893
The Board reserves the right to reject
any and ali Plans. Any further informal
ton desired may be obtained BY address,
ing the undersigned.
tSigBed) LYMAN BANKS
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.-INyfxrMENTa.-


We oRcr the following residence property
In John II. Naxis's second addition 70 Sc
attie. to parties seeking investments. Al
tia present rate af the eisy's growth and
development In this locality this property
viii be worth 100 per cent. more In ono
year than the price we now ask. -
QssS-Tbe west half OF block 81. including
ssx lots each euixs, ON Eleventh ave.
nue.. between East DENNY way ard East
Howell street: this property fronts on
the new city park and reservoir now u.i-
der construction.
Upoe-Ihs wsst half az block g. on Tenth
avenue, between East John street aud
East Denny way. xxe six lots, IExasD;
eewer completed and only one block from
Broadway car line.
LID 1ha east half Of block IS. 30 feet
kIuatAye. on Twelfth avenue between
EAst John and East Thonas streets, loss
are cleared and lie nice and level.
G.@o-The west half OF block No. "a. front.
exe On Twelfth avenue OF 30o feet by -
feet deep, these are fine lots and eom-
mAnd view Of found.
QR-T>wo lots on broadway. Just south OF
East Pike str set: each sqxt&
d.Wp-Fuur los on East Thomas street.
each axfoo. including new s-room cot
faGs on premises.
4 numser Of fine building lots TO offer
IN other parts OF city. Call at office Tar
particulars
GEo. w. DiLLINu.
- New York nik, Phone. White al.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-23

There IL row more prospecting and de-
~eionmsnt work in progress in the various
camps in this state than ever before, and
the evidence OF vast areas Of rich gold
and copper deposits within practically a
stones throw OF Seattle, continues over
wheimjng.
Returning prospscsors and residents OF
other states who have looked over the
ground are amazed at once With the sur
praESng richness and extent Of the discoy-
cries made, and the extraordinary apathy
and lack OF interest exhibited by the usu-
ally shrewd and progressive business men
OF this city.
We are waking up, however "The pa
tisnt search and vigil long OF the busy
prospsctor and miner Is now attracting
the attention OF the whole country. and
capital IS ready to take bold of anything
that has actual merit. To those who I'M
derstand the progression OF prospecting
into production" II is evident that Wash
ington -, Al no distant day, destined To
rank high with the older producing states.
The Immediate erection OF a large
smelling plant at Seattle removes at once
ore OF the greatest obstacles 10 Increased
production and adds materially 10 the
value OF the ore In many properties that
viii be ready to ship as soon as the works
are completed
Many startling surprises that viii slim
ulats every property of merit Into re-
newed activity. will reach us between now
and fail and those who have pluck enough
to bay stock now. on the duh summer
mafkets Will reap the rlcn reward
The copper properties OF Snohomish
county continue to excite the most in
terest. and there are several OF unqnes-
toned merit that will commence shipping
ore within the next sixty days.
sunset Copper Belle" Index"
Lost Greek" and Silver Greek" are all
good Investments, and these stocks are
SURE 10 become very valuable.
We can supply these and many other
standard stocks at very close figures.
C. 4. THURSTON & co. ZOE Cherry 81.
Established lss2.
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- 9A3w-C1YY NEAL HSIA3D.
ConsanneA
rs,Fs aarzs~ r. s.~N.rr = - -
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a sn~ Ehss~ Tsf*~r ,>sse< t.v~. or~-u,r.~.
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isree harns rsshs, s~r ,rsse. - psr,r.s
o1ysrsxs fa- sba -, 49,. - 80 So. -
q a ss - sN y" SsNs'
Anofhs- or~ n~.v xs-. 80 - a,~v~~. . rarn
--.ss - - "1s = sNs~
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YOR aAI4E-1hree-sfory brick building,
centrAiiy ieeatses nas tnvestmsuf, pays
- per cent net.
Ss6aD Cheapest brick building on First
aveGus. always pays = good tncoEne.
Q.W-1Afee hounea, nearly new good To-
cation, always rented; pays Is per cent
net u snApl.
q t0-e.heapest 7-room house and lot In
North Seattle. elegant view.
N.Gb-Sew broom cottage ReBton hill.
close 10 Madison. easy terms
Si00-7-ruom house and lot on Seventeenth
avenue, Asuton addition.
81 oe7-roosn house. pear fesier way And
Nineteenth avenua.
Am-Thres 5-racm houses; close tn: cor
ner lot. good Investment: nets IL per
cent.
916N--Nice building lot North Seattle.
8. e00-Bea utsfui double corner on Boyi-
ason, very cheap.
t9e-Wiii buy al elegant lot on first hill.
have several OF them for sale al bar
gain. esoo. 400 ard 30: all graded elo-
CANT view. near Pike street
I'D SeziD feet. corner Of Summit and Re-
publican. very CHEAP
oHo-t<It 6sxisn. Rentpu hill.
ex.s-i.es axiD. Rsnton hill. four blocks
north Of Madison: good view, hne loca-
ton. two lots IL desired
etef-Corncr on Eighteenth avenue north.
teD-bsauhful lot overlooking Lake WASH
tngion. near Madiaou street.
G. A. MKENZtE,
Telephone. Red Itsl Room Coiman blk.
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FOR SAIsE--S-raom modern: lot. 72xiee
East Union near Madison. 2.e0a. 6 room
modern. nice yard Fifteenth avenue.
81. DO: room well situated, corner Nine
tsenth avenue. y2,6G. 30 lots In Fremont
&1ka: f1ne lots ON Queen Anne. $50, ESQ
ss1. also $50 ard t3S8: lots on Twentieth
avenue. $50 to $50. i cash. money To
loan, Moore Co.. ia James street.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

TO STEAMSHIP OWNERS Municipality
OF the District OF North Vancouver, b.
Offenders will be received by the I'M
designed up TO noon on the 3oth day
OF July next at tbs Municipal Office
Room AZ. Inns Of Court Building Hamil-
ton street, Vancouver. h. c., for the per-
formanee of steam ferry service be-
tween Vancouver and North Vancouver
for a period Of three or FIVE years: tend
ers 20 state the amount OF subsidy re-
CURED and the maximum rate of freight
and passage money which will be charged
the public during the continuance OF the
service. Particulars must be given OF
the steamer TO be employed on the ser
vice.
The lowest or any tender not necessarily
accepted
WILLIAM L. KEENE.
Clerk Municipal Council
North Vancouver June 7fh 1899
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FOR BALE room house. on Broadway
Car lire. fine view of Sound and noun
fsinss 81 60 room hosss Minor ave-
nue.. large lot. extends from Minor ave-
hue to Bellevue avenue, 0S1 S room
house. North Seattle between two car
lines. nne view. 81. 80. Two houses,
Eighth avenue and King street. II and 3
rooms. t241. Improved and nnsmproysd
property In ali parts OF the city. Morse
IA Burke building.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SEALED bids for school supplies for
school year lsaa-isoo will be received I'm
I'll o'clock p. m. Monday. Aug. Z. 1899
by the board 1cf directors of Seattle
School District No. /. at the Office OF
SAID board Supplies needed are books
stationery. furniture coal and wood,
and bids win be made separately on
each. Samples must accompany bids.
Lists furnished on application.
LYMAN BANKS
Secretary Of Board.
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FOR SAI.E--A store building and dwelling
and six lots In good location. also store
a. FIR. with goods or without goods .
three farms. ali No. land: one farm on
high land, cheap. town lots in Wooiiey
Edison Seattle Anaccrtes. Fir and
Mount Vernon; also work horses: I an
going 10 sell ali or any al first chance
For information write % G. III. Mann.
Fir. SkaGif county, WASH
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A snsp, close In downtown corner. ls0xias:
wlss guiding rsaytng IL per cent, re,
tsosss Who have money 90 invest. plea -
call and get ran particulars asa " II
handle this property.
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CHOICE CHEAP LOTS
$t00 lot as IAfoaa-
ei& lot at Ballard.
Sic lot near Lake Union.
$50 lot on Belmont place.
$3.50 ios on Lakeview avenue.
$&75 lot IN Magic addition.
NJ r. PERRY. = Snilivaf bloc
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REyTov hill ADDITION

~ 70 Fur lots en- Harrison street water
front. North Seattle.
1.-TWO lots On Msrcsr and Third ave-
{ uue west. NORTH seattle.
gD-rorn<< lot, GsxIz, Hprsn and oiise
I. Utfee4.
he5b-Two lots os Harrison ard lAike ssree-.
k3 each for tots near thu State ussysrs~
ny.
W61o--fz.Yonns modern house, two lots. cor
br Twelfth avenue and Washington
otyU&s-
Q.OH~a~Yoonn modern house. Terry and
Howsi. street.
q. ~ s-soorn house on Eagasn street near
pfke
q. Ae-s-rocm house on Dexter street.
S5oR--4-rocm cottage On James street 0oAf
Broadway.
Ysrns en- all parts Of the stats.
Bexaains in centrally heated business ana
cs0se-in feasdeEcs property.
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Secretary OF Board.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
PoLSoN.wILToN HARDWARE CO.
Largest stock in city. farm, express
esr,s ro and a delivery srsas BLOWS.
and drag scrapers. reapers. mowers, self
binders. hay rakes. etc. etc S0S-8oS
Western avenue.
ART WOOD WORK.
HOME decorations in wood; special de-
signs. rnantels: grill work. etc; estimates
given. Iio5 Third.
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.
TRUssES fitted TO your particular case.
A. Lundberg ARTIFICIAL Limb Co. u
Sullivan building.
BICYCLE SUPPLIES.
FOBEs CYCLE SUPPLY COMPANY.
Wholesale. 1905 First.
~---------------~----- -------------->-------->-~
DEXTER HORTON & CO.. BANKERS.
Founded 1870 Seattle. Incorporated 1851.
Oldest bank In Washington.
Capital fully paid ...........-. 10000
surplus. 49,. =. - ..'.''''.''''.'' .''"o'""
r II penny Vice President.
y. Latimer ....' ..-... .-.- 4anaser.
&. T.. burnside ...-.-+-... Asst SaSn.er-
Correspondents In all principa! cities Of
United States. Europe. CHINA. japan IA
and a Nor,swes, TERRITORY Dra,ss issued
direct on Juneau. Skagway. Aslin. Ben.
nett and Dawson CITY.
Collections made on all POINTS on rea-
eouabie serms
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental Block. Seattle. Wash.
.a'. m.oFFIcERs AND TRUSTEES
Jacob Fursh ....-.' v;cs prs,s,
james jane r. Hayden Manager. Casa'r, sec'y
los r Greenleaf Assistant Cashier
sssmuna Schwabacher. John Coliins.
r c. Neufeider. f. l. Blo6gett.
Transact. q savings hank business ex.
nsnoslts received from 81 70 sieep
1 per cent interest allowed on savings
nss,asnas declared last days % May and
November. Leans made on real estate or
approved coIisterals onIY-
THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
SEATTLE.
Capital paid up .-...,....-.- $4,000
+ {. Neafelder ........-....vios President
X. V. Ankeny ......-...-..'-....--..-.SA Cashier
Correspondents u all the principal ci;ses
in the United States ard Europe.
Gold d8st bongst. Drafts issued on
Alasss and Northwest Territory.
THE rInsr NATION Al. BANK or
Paid Up capital ...-...,.-..-...t $50 90
James =; Aase. T '..'...-.'..'.--, Fg ses
cosressonsents In ali ire principal satsss
q 81 wne aS ssti ET Fl nsre cps CREDIT
!sst Ed ON ATI.lS, BENNETT. SkAo-
WAT HONOLULU.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
T.aasaess a general taakias BUSINESS
H C Henry .....,....-...........P President
g. q Simpson Vice kressdsns
r. u. spence -..-..--.... -..--...-.CAaaies
safe Deposs vaals. Boxes fcr Re.r
BANK AND OFFICE FIxTrREA
E0fsi.Fs a scHoDER. sle~een Fra, az.
sestn-bank. sface AID Gar aasurss:
hardwood lumber sssa steam boat work q
specially.
BOAT HIILDER&.
----~----~--------~
EsAT-BCIa-pEkS-G- Y. Tch1sos. r. O.
box ~
BRAss FOtNpERS.
SEATTLE Brass and Hslg Foundry Cen.
fAEy. HzAse SArs4ax- n2saG4xSS and -
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RESTox HILL ADDITION.

On THsnffeth avenue, near 1eaAlsoa IT. /:
sewer, eaa water and electric tlghs- We
anye Instructions 10 sell tnts property 60
cicse up AZ estate. New " your chance
"a ret you Assae On easy payments. IT,
- pesfect: abstract with saca lot, interest
eoty per cent. Ens view OF the rsssn-
tain. On the ss~s street car line tn the
city. Hscoilees the
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e. Il. THURsTON & co. ZOE Cherry 81.
seas Established 1854.
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N1cHoIA Q suNN.
EAL EUrATE TxvEsrMENr.
HILL ADDITION.

Do goa want "a hay = lot 60 6u13d on9
n &C. come ard s<e IN. We have the