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Finely tailored cheviot suits in greys, blues and black. Jacket the swell fly-front with the dip, coat back and taffeta lined. Skirt the habit back and fine percale lining.
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At. $12.OO eachx

Homespun Suits in dark grey, brown and blue, jacket is made in latest fly-front style, the skirt in pleited back-all in all, 1t is the most remarkable suit offer of the year.
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Navy Camel's Hair Suits, jaunty fly-front jackets with plaid silk lining, skirt a habit back, open on side and pleit down the side, we'll lined, four rows stitching.
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DEATHS.
TO RENT.

ONE large new house on Gamer street. 12 rooms hard wood finish, all modern i'm provements, rent $40 per month. One second floor tenement on Mechanic street, six rooms, modern Improvements. One flat, first floor, Lawrence street, six rooms, modern Improvements. Small house. Audubon Place. Two tenements, 963 Grand avenue. One block house, Os- born street. w. J. ATWATER,
 n9 1tp 962 Grand Avenue
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At $17.5O each*

Scotch tweed tailored suits in all colors. The jacket tight fitting, single breasted, satin lined, and skirt fine percale lined, pleited back.
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SINCERE L|jiil|[l III||.N|I'Z||d N

'N1~e~>Nr~@~~7-1
 Nov. 9th, 1899. NEW ORLEANS rIOLASSES in a novel package, one quart in a tin. Fancy quality, refined, guaranteed not to ferment.
 IS cts. HOMEMADE with never even MiNcE MEAT suspicion of "store"
 flavor about it. Raisins seeded, every ingredient care fully selected by won1an's hand. Mrs. McCready's, in quart glass ars. $l.OO. COCOA WATERS, a novelty from Blocker, the Dutch cocoa maker. Pastille shape, in dainty minia- ture barrels. IS cts. PICKLED LIMBS, specially packed to our order. No relation to the sort some stores keep Ion draught" in an open bargsl, but bright, selected fruit, feuzing and cleam. 40 cts. jar. SHERRY WINE. Ifyou pay $1.25 1 or $l.5o for table Sherry by the bottle, try our No. 77 Special and put it alongside of your higher cost Wine. Then we'll "have you on our list"
 $l.0O bottle.
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aalamts.

one cent word for each insertion. nve cents 2 word for full week, seven times.
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WANTED,

AMATEUR photographers names for or, Photographic Register. Please cali ana register, or send address on postol cord. .i- ,o Ine ne Charles W. Whittlesey Company. ID " No. 2SI State streaaf
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6SBRIB ITEM s sINTBREST

deedswas 3reeorde ed yes terday transs
4 ferrlng from NJ rs.& r. y D. i KILLER to RAl-
bert S. Gornto an Improved lot ut the
sout hWestern corner, OF Butte and Cu1n.,
aberland street; 81 1000. S
S Sssss T he XII NJ. y G. A. Mand olin and Glee
s Club met for practice last MI ht with
Mr. ARMS ead j.. Keeling No. 10 Cum
@berland street IS ls3;
& S rect railway car No. 35 ran against
( Dr. Hunters buggy, as $ t stood before
s the irginia pharmacy yesterda fore-
ngoon:SS speci lad do ma &c was done, ex-
ScePtf that several rods Sof the car fem
y der, were somewhat bent ,3 49, S
rs Mrs; y. "a. Halley,3 447 Butte street.
lille in company with other ladies
4 gathering greens from 50 the u DeCordy
4 Property now being torn doWn FOR he
/ exten sion of Tripoli Street for the plr-
4 pose of decorating In the First Baptist
& Church had the Ill luck OF losing her
4 S,Wedding ngE7a heavy plain gold band
isW1 tn the ms true tfon inside: i'iJ. iA. H.
a3tog3 I9G. r. B.. Oct.f19 y 1898" si & y
sgj{. Miss Lucy Harding,1of New York
Is on a Wis It; to her cousin "a Miss
I lITsnGlile Samsey, N o.. 2S2 CRANKY street
3,sS IN e friends of Miss Sallie Hubard
to- learn that she is i'll with
u by street; & a: - - -,
iS., me ne British ship Inch Keith reached
%i,inn Sl Point Yesterday from Newport
News news She will complete her cargo at
i sIie > outhern Railway warehouses MT
81 t..lln INN er,s Point with lumber and general
merchandise. 2
Try IN our tlcl izabeth City correspondence
VII ~ pc pc found an account of the mar
i . TAG Nof Mr.. A. NJ Shipp and Miss
4 L = re Ives, Of this city,.
1 MT Nir Fredrick P. Harriss is Ill at his
s re SIC deence. No. 1877 Brewer street.
M Sessrs.s "A. III. Potter ana ]. A. Hal
ii lowell ON orfolk, were registered at
washington City Hotel Wednesday.
edmond Dlspatchu Surgeon Gen
! era q. - Wake, of Norfolk. will not
(. Ia Ia re part in the unwilling ceremonies
). TO- @ tt Gay, owing to being sick at home.
4 Mrs. Frank Anthony Wake was dele
gate from Plcket-Buchanan Chapter,
Norfolk, but could not attend the con
y Nention on account of the sickness of
4 her, husband. DR.. Wake.
Richmond Dispatch: Mrs. Walter
s sDoyle.&of Norfolk, a delegate to the
& United Daughters OF the Confederacy,
ts8the guest of Mrs Virginia Hall.
The, Louise Brehnny Grand Concert
& Compa ny reached the New Atlantic
Hotel last night. The company will
q appear at Y NJ. c. A. Hall tomorrow
night.
ASmarrlage license was issued yester-
daygto Arthur Lee Fairer and Helen
Angeline Dwyer
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-10
HUNTERSYILLE.

a negro was shot by Mr.. ]. A. Har-
rell Tuesday night while he was in the
act of rohbing his hennery on Wash
lngton avenue. The thief, in making
his escape, dropped a bag full of live
chickens.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Park
Place Presbyterian Church gave n very
delightful sociable at the residence of
Mr.. Bohn, on Twenty-seventh street,
last night, which was much enjoyed
by the large company present. A hand
some sum was realized for the church.
The Huntersville NJ. e. Church is
unanimous for the return OF Rev.
Daniel Il. Merritt as It's pastor next
year. The year now drawing to close
has been one of the most successful in
The history Of the church There has
been a most gratifying Increase in
membership, and the spiritual and
financial condition of the charge has
never been better. Mr.. Merritt has la
bored faithfully for the upbufding Of
the church, and he Is gratified by the
report he will carry up to conference.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-10

BRARBLETOs WARD

~ The chart members OF the Anna
g ord on " N w III meet at the residence
Eve Johnakin No. $40 Tunstall
avenue. this evening at 8 o clock. OH
GERS for 81 the ensuing year will be
elected and Their business OF impor-
lance TRANSACTED 5.
AS The Ladies Christian Workers So
,clety Of Sturgeon Memorial Baptist
Church will give an .oyster supper at
the residence Of Mrs. w. II. Luck,
No BIT East ,Brambleton avenue next
tuesday. night. All are cordially in
rlted. h
Frank, the s-year-old son of Mr.. c.
F.; Jarvis, Of No. IA North Marshall
avenue, while at play "Wednesday
afternoon was thrown violently to the
ing his right collar bone. DR.. psf. L..
Moncure was called in and .set the
fractured bone. The little fellow was
resting quietly last night.
Rev. p. G.. Elsom preached on the
Second Coming of Christ" to q large
congregation at the Park Avenue Bap-
fist Church last night. A deep serious
ness pervaded the entire audience.
AR. Elsom will preach again tonight.
The meeting of the Inasmuch Circle
of the Kings Daughters at No. 202
North Park savenue last night was
largely attended and was one of the
most interesting held by this organ-
zation for. some time. The delegate
from the recent State convention was
present and gave an interesting ac-
count of the work OF that body.
There will he an interesting service
Mt the session of the McINendree NJ. 2.
Sunday School next Sunday morning.
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" NJ. 4. Cinsscs.

The business and professional mems
class in gymnastics at the Y. NJ. c. a.
was largely attended last night. This
is one Of the strongest classes of the
kind the Ass cation has ever had and
great interest is manifested by its
members.
The class in shorthand was enrolled
last night by it's teacher, Mr.. e. NJ.
Washington. The class starts off with
very satisfactory membership. The
class will meet Monday and Thursday
nights from to 945 p. m.
The class in mechanical and freehand
drawing was opened last night by Mr..
George T.. Beach, chief draughtsman at
the Norfolk navy yard. The enrolment
was large, and much interest Is man
Tested in the course of study outlined.
This class Will meet Tuesdays and
Thursdays from S to 9:45 p. m.
The growing interest and attendance
In the educational classes made it nee
essary to increase the seating capacity
of the class room, One dozen new
chairs and two long tables for mcchan-
ical drawing We're put in yesterday
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a WOMAN I'm BLACK.
5UNyERIFIED RUNIoI2 OF AN At
i:. TEMPT AT SUICIDE.

ONSlGRlFlEDs ROMO1S OF AN Al
/; TEMPT Al! SUICIDE.
A rumor of the attempted suicide OF
n lady. in black dress and veil yester-
day could not be verified by Virginlan-
Pilot reporters last night. The rumor
was to the effect that an unknown
lady approached n policeman. on his
heat In the West End and asked him
about the depth OF Smiths Creek, IN
that section! of the city She was well
dressed, and from her demeanor was
In deep trouble. Inter, 1t Is asserted,
she was prevented from jumping into
the creek. and finally persuaded not to
commit the rash act she contemplated.
She was about 80 years old, according
TO the rumor. and gave her address as
N certain number on street In the
West End, 1t was nscertained that
there Is no such number as thnt given
by her Tt is asserted that the woman
said she was tired OF life and wanted
to end her trouble.
Y The. thread of the rumor as it came
to tho Virginian-Pllot, was incomplete,
though the name of the policeman,
whom, 1t is said the woman approach
cd. was given. TO Captain OF Police
Prince this officer said he knew moth
Ing Of the reported occurrence The
police dlsaredit the rumor. but are UNI
able to explain how 1t was started.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-10
sIo.tpopuinr chicrot po,,cc

Mr.. Charles G. Ilizer, chief of police
Of Norfolk, and Mr.. Francis II. lyman,
who holds the same position In our
sister city of Portsmouth, are contest
ing for Il handsome gold pin to be voted
for ut the st. Paul's Catholic fair, In
the latter city, and the friends of each
are putting in some solid ticks for
their favorites. The pin is to go to the
most popular chief not the PROTEST
and, therefore, both of these sleuths OF
the law are properly in the contest
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-10
OTfnr IA Hunt.

Last night a party composed of
Messrs. w. II. Ward, physical director
of the Y. NJ. c. A., L. y. Walker, Frank
Gale and w. It. Ward, left Norfolk on
the sloop Pearl for n trip to Ocean
View, where they will enjoy the fish
ing and hunting for a day or two.
Parties who have cast their lines there
lately say that the fishing is excellent
at present off Ocean View. They also
state that ducks have been passing
over there very numerously of date on
their way south.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-10
FOURTH QUARTERLY CONFER
We ENCE.
OF CUMBERLAND STREET M. 70.
CHURCH.

CHURCH.
+ Rev. w. H. Edwards, presiding elder,
held the fourth quarterly conference OF
Cumberland Street NJ. L. Church Tues
day night. The reports from the va
rious departments OF church work
showed a very gratifying exhibit. The
work OF the Sunday-Scnool Missionary
Society was highly encouraging, 1t haN-
ing raised during the year $500 for mis-
slons. The presiding elder was urged
to use his best efforts for the return
of DR.. Johnson as their pastor for the
next conference year. The following
church officials were elected for the
ensuing year:
Board of Stewards-George w. Camp
< c.. w. Petit, L.. H. Whitehurst, e. J.
Whitehurst, j. e. Ayers, George w
Gilbert, j. w. Beasley, w. III. Fletcher,
James IT. Kegebein, j. T. Philpotts, w
Z. Brown, w. j. Simmons, r. y.
Fentress, J. q. Mccoy. Walter Ed
monds, f. NJ. Smith, j. e. Dcy and j.
e. Petree.
Recording Steward-George w. Camp.
District Steward-E. ]. Whitehurst
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ATLANTIC CITY YARD.

The Atlantic City w. c.. IT. u. will
give an oyster supper at their hall on
Colley avenue Monday and Tuesday
nights of next week. A well selected
program, consisting Of music and rec
ltations by we'll. known Norfolk talent,
will add to the enjoyment of the even
ngs. On the menu card will be found
oysters to suit the taste of all pur-
chaser also choiceN Baltimore ice
cream.
The Sunay = school and Epworth
League OF LeSies' NJ. L. Church, at
their meetings next Sunday will adopt
resolutions expressive of their high
appreciation of their pastor, Rev. w.
II. Williams, who has served them so
faithfully during the past year, and
whose enforced departure from among
them is due to the illness of his wife.
A similar resolution will be adopted by
the Ladies' Aid Socity, of which Mrs.
Williams was an active and Jealous
member until her recent illness.
The Atlaptic City w. c. II. U. held n
well attended meeting yesterday after
noon and mapped out a program of
work for the several committees FOR the
fall and winter campaign
Three new and handsome frame
dwellings which have been in course of
erection on Oney road. near Colley
avenue. are nearly completed.
With continued good weather the re-
pairs to the Client bridge, which has
retarded travel over the electric rail-
way between Norfolk and Atlantic City
Ward and Lambcrts Point, will be
completed In about n week.
The revival meetings Mt the Prcsby-
terrain Church, Lambert's Point. are
growing in, interest. Rev. c. ID. Gill
lserson is preaching to large congre-
cations nightly
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-10
NorfoIis'. votc t.nnvns.ca.

The Commissioners of Election
M[eessrs, 2. G. German. A. Lcgorlo and
y. III G.;ia'iin-.yesterday canvassed the
vote east In last Tuesdays election for
the the candidates to represent Norfoll,
In the House of Delegates: 4.
John Whitehead. 2,lS3.
y II NJ. j. Lyon, 21S1.
4 K j. Hoge Tyler, /.
s The vote for Tyler was cast I, Az
lantic City Ward.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-10
Ron, r.tn,e .a,e, yc.,er,,,v

At the Real Estate Exchange ycster-
day w. II. II. Trice e Co. and f. e.
Nottingham concluded for the trustees
the sale of the $50 lots in the Fourth
Ward. Numerous parties became pur-
chasers, the total sales aggregating
$10.S95.
At the same time and place Town
send & Joynes sold property near
Scottsville, Norfolk county, to Joseph
A. Winslow and others, for $500.
Il Total sales. $20,l95.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-10
wnterIn III" CITY ruru

The Park Committee Of Councils held
q meeting yesterday afternoon and pre-.
pared the contract with the Norfoll,
County Water Company, by which thot
company. is to furnish the civ na,.k
water OF the rate OF 10 cents per thou
sand gallons. The Common Council
Tuesday night appropriated $1,000 to be
fexpended by the committee for water.
The contract VIII SO to the Select
sGouncil mex Tuesday night for rati-
sdnation. 5ss 81; " \. &. g.,
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"a ii ri rs.
THE MOTHllAND9 THE sFLANIE."

THE MOTH lANDSTHE FLAME
The box Office at the Academy will
be opened next Monday morning for
the advance sale of seats for the en-
gagement of the Kelley Shannon Com
pany. In 1.-THE Moth and the Flame"
on Wednesday evening, November 18th.
Prices, $1.50. 81, 30 and 10 cents
OTIS SKINNER.
One OF the best comedies seen here
this season will be the attraction at
the Academy OF Music. Friday even
ing, November 18th. Few, If any,
actors now before the public have such
charming personality and are as
magnetic us Otis Skinner. who VIII
play in "The ,Liers" IDS only.by hard
work and constant application that
Otis Skinner has arrived at the envi-
able position he now holds in his pro
fession. He is most conscientious IN
all his work and gives so strict atten-
tion to detail that his performances are
truly mosaics of drhmatic art.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-10
Ru,norcd Change prenchora.

The latest conference rnmor received
here from Richmond yesterday is that
Rev. t. A. Potts, d. D., now closing his
fourth year at Park Place Church, thar
city, viii be assigned to Cumberland
Street Church. Norfolk, and that Rev.
III. o. Johnson, D. D.. will be sent to
Centenary Station, Richmond.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-10
,Rcti. Dcicnf Isluea.

M The first basket ball game for the
season by the Juniors, of the Y. NJ. c.
A.. was played yesterday afternoon,
! beginning at 40 o'clock. There were
present about one hundred and fifty
\ spectators relatives and friends of the
Juniors. The teams were as follows:
~ Reds--Wfllie Edwards, captain; Rut-
ledge Williams George Faber, Fred
Faber.
Blues PRESLEY White, captain; Har-
ry Mccoy Idttleton Edwards, Herbert
Williamson. Allen -.
FEATURES OF THE GAME.
d The game was holly contested and
was won by the Reds by a score Of 10
ito 8.
Little Willie $Rutledge was the star
performer OF the game. He excelled In
Throwing goal md GLIDING his oppo-
nents. He frequently made the goal
against the most tremendous odds
~ Harry Mccoy and PRESLEY White
also made some very pretty plays. All
OF the boys did very credltabIe work.
A MOTHER HUBBARD GAME.
me Seniors are preparing to give n
7 nj other b Hubbard basket ball game
I soon. Several of these games have been
( given Mt the Y. M G. A. and they
proved provocative Of great merriment.
{ I,hey always draw large crowds, as
there are few more 1aughable SIGHTS
s Lhan young men playing basket ball in
female raiment. 1@.'@ :
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Az Enio,nb,o rntertn,p,n.,,

Daughters gave n tea Mt the residence
OF Mrs. r. l.. Payne, No. 800 Freemason
street, yesterday evening from to s
o'clock. Music, rectations and dancing
were INDUCED in the latter by visitors.
On the whole the entertainment was a
most enjoyable affair, and handsome
sum was Melted for the Kings Daugh-
tiers.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-01-27
Albion and Bristol.

Little Laura Williams and Lillian
st. John are on the sick list.
Eddie Crowell and family Sundayed
with r. r. Wickham.
Prof. Perry took tea with Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Cramer Sr. last Tuesday.
Miss Mary Hall is expected home
from Dakota this week.
Report sayeth Miss Ella Crowell
goes this week to attend the Valdez
Business College.
DIR. Gowdy was called on Coroner
business last week to Mabel and also
to Wykoff to investigate case of
accidental shooting.
Nr, Usher was called to near Cedar
Rapids where bis daughter Anna had
gone on a visit and was taken sick
DR.. Gowdy has had an extra horse
brought from Spring Valley having
lamed all of his own, having been
obliged to over drive of late, as we'll
as hire extra teams.
Mr.. E. Bonnell who went from here
to Harmony with his feather reno
vator desires his PEE DEE sent to
that address.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Newmiller
and Miss Lucy Fink spent Monday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ludwig.
Quite number of our young folks
will go to Harmony Saturday evening
to see America if the roads will
permit,
We are delighted to hear our old
comrade jim Holcomb is able to be
arouud once more and that the pros.
poets of his entire recovery is very
good.
The sick 50 far as we are able to
learn in this vicinity are all on the
road to recovery.
Friends join in congratulating Miss
Millie TaIfson and Mr.. Archy Gray
both of Preston who were recently
married at Minneapolis.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-01-27
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know 1t.

There is disease prevailing in this
country most dangerous because SO
deceptive. Many sudden deaths are
caused by it,-heart disease, pneumo-
MIA, heart failure CIR apopleXy are Of
ten the result of kidney disease. If
kidney trouble is allowed to advance
the kidney poison in the blood is liza
BILE to attack the vital organs, or the
kidneys themselves break down and
waste away cell by coll. Then
the richness OF the blood the albumen
leaks out and the sufferer has
Brlght's Disease, the worst form of
kidney trouble. Kidney trouble can
be detected although it be slow and
deceptive. First, by analysis of the
urine; second, by the simple test of
setting the urine aside in glass or
bottle for twenty-four hours, when a
cloudy or brick dust settling indicates
it.
1t was for just such troubles that in
His infinite power and goodness the
Great Physician caused Swamp Root
to grow for the benefit of suffering
mankind, leaving it for His servant,
DR.. kilmer, the great kidney and
bladder specialist to discover it and
make it known to the world. Its
wonderful efficacy in promptly
curing the most distressing cases is
truly marvellous. You may have a
sample bottle of DIR. Kilmer's Swamp
Root the great kidney, liver and
bladder remedy, by mail free.
Address DR.. Kilmer s. Co., Bing-
hamton, N. Y. When writing
mention this paper.
Druggists, in fifty-cent or dollar
sizes.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-01-27
FREE LANDS IN MONTANA


Wilt e esonene town nssprng ptoo
On o a olows
Of ma ersatU Landonce
100 ACRES OF PRE-EMPTION,
Costs sia5 an ace--s
800 ACRES MAKE A GOOD FARM,
by
but occupied
paym 8 made.
one Of the
lin
second silver output and third has
sheep shelter
cool one
nowhees there
have farms too small to
sam
ra being
es,roue, address
MOSES FOLSOM, Immigrant Agent, q. N. Ry.
404 Walnut
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-01-27
DANGER N CALCIUM cAKBIpE.
Rules Governing Its Sale in New Yor
Liuuefied Acetylene Gas Prohibited,

Rules Governing Its Sale in New York.
Liquefied Acetylene Gas Prohibited.
Superintendent Murray of the Bu-
reau OF Combustibles, has made regu-
lations governing the transportation,
storage and sale of calcium carbide,
which the fremen declare to be a
source of danger in a burning build
ing, because when water reaches it
acetylene gas is given off. A number
of stores keep it for use in bicycle
lamps. Hereafter, in transit or on
storage, 1t must be inclosed in her.
metically sealed iron receptacles
marked Dangerous, if not kept dry
No package may contain more than
100 pounds. It must be stored in
isolated buildings that are fireproof
and waterproof. No artificial light
or heat will be permitted in the build.
ing where it is stored. Not more than
twenty pounds, in bulk or in car
tridges, may be kept in any store or
factory, and this must be ina fireproof
safe or vaEit above the street grade
and it must be kept six inches above
the floor.
The manufacture, transportation,
storage, sale or use of liquefied ace.y-
lene is absolutely prohibited within
the limits of this city.-N. Y. Sun.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-01-27
AUCTION SAFE.

The undersigned will sail at public
auction at their farm, II miles north
and 81 miles east of Elma, and Il
miles west and ] ] mile north of Lour-
des, on
THURSDAY, FEB 2nd 1899,
commencing at 10 O'CLOCK a. H., the
following described property, to-wit:
EIGHTY-TWO HEAD OF HIGH-GRADE
CATTLE.
Thirty milch COWS, two-year-old
heifers, 25 two year-old steers. II
heifers, yearling steers. All of these
cattle are higb-grade Short-Horns.
Also rs head of very Choice Shotes.
Sulky plow, tanning mill. teed mill,
two-seated buggy, Nichols s. Shepard
threshing outfit, almost new; two
binders, mower, two seeders, two
wagons, corn planter, disc harrow
and other articles too numerous to
mention,
A free Lunch at Noon.
TERMS OF SALE.-Sums of $1,000
and under cash. Sums over that
amount, one years, time on good
bankable notes bearing per cent in
terest. A liberal discount will be
given for spot cash.
FOLEY BROS, Props.
G. E. GALLAGHER, Auctioneer