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The sun., 1901-03-06
LosAL NEWS N,srEss

Fencing master du Pont of the Y. Nj. |
!. 4. is forming team to challenge Il
cam from the University of Pennsyl-
,ania for tournament here next
month.
The Delaware Fire Company expects
. take about ninety men on its trip |
o Buffalo, Niagara Falls and Toronto
leXt fall.
Former Magistrate John \. Kelley de-
ivered to his successor George ii.
Hollis. the legal documents i'll his office
'estcr,lay morning
Chief of Police Massey has received
10 definite information yet as to the
IDENTIFY of the Mr.. Darlington, about
whom Chief Constable Freeth of the
isle of Man has been inqliring.
Chief of Police Massey has heard
lothing concerning the whereabouts of
Ienry +. Sattcrthwaite, who disappear
a from his home in this city on Febru-
try 18th. although an effort is being
made in all parts of the country to To-
| ate him.
| In Philadelphia on Monday night the
Germantown y. NJ. g. A. defeated the
| Vest End basketball team by the score
| II SIS to "a.
| Announcement Is made of the mar
iage of Rcbccca Miller Morton of this
ity and James Reed Baxter of Phila-
| lelpha, in Philadelphia last Saturday.
William File Of this city was struck by
| , tiying brick in Washington on Sunday
While n witness to il street fight between
soldiers of a Pennsylvania regiment.
Children in the vicinity of Ninth and
Broome streets found poison in bottles
while playing on Friday last and were
prevented from eating it only by its bit
| or taste.
The March meeting of the Board of
rrude will be held ut the headquarters
If the board III the Equitable Building
teXt Thursday evening.
Uuitcd States Commissioner S. Rod
nan Smith has added to the equipment
II his office in the Federal Building !;
nrge map of the world.
A special meeting of the East Sid.
| 3cpublcan Association will be held mex
! Monday evening to take action on tn,
, cmoval to its new headquarters, No
4 O6 King street.
D The 10th birthday anniversary Of Mrs
MARY A. Todd was celebrated on Mon
Q Law evening in dinner at the residenc
I # her grandson. Joseph II. Mendinhall
:. 70. 1908 West Seventh street.
Santa Maria Council, Knights o
'olumhus, is having extensive improve
ncnts made to the bowling alley in ii
,uildng at Tenth and King streets.
, The British steamship Aureole eli
. tered the port of Wilmington yesterda
y o load oil for foreign trade.
Building Inspector Cassidy has granite
20 Peter II. Martin permit to bull
IN addition to the house No. $40 Pr
street
n The Afro American League begun I'll
IN celebration of its first anniversary la
lie night in Bantum's Hall, No. 111S Ea
ut Fourteenth street.
s Miss Helen Wilson of No. 1919 Ho,
and street celebrated her birthday a
,iversary OH Monday evening by givil
party.
MS 1t is the opinion of some that it W
ne 70 necessary to strengthen Washingt'
TO street bridge over the Brandywine bcfo
lin ro,lcy ears are run over it.
of Mrs. James AIoorehouse of Nrwai
en- Y. j., is visiting Mrs. William Il. w
Jams. A reception in her honor W
.iven by Miss Hillegas of No. 90I V
l3uren street on Monday afternoon.
The sun., 1901-03-06
A SUCCESSFUL AFFAIR.
Lemon Squeeze Given by L. G. E. is
Largely Attended.

Monarch Temple, No. 10, l.. G. Il.
gave IA lemon squeeze in the Grand
Opera House building, second floor last
night. There was a large crowd present
and il neat sum was realized. A feature
Of the affair was Il large tree which con-
tanned between 300 and 400 lemons.
Each lemon was numbered and the
numbers corresponded to those on the
tickets Of admission and entitled the
holder to Il prize.
Fancy articles were for sale also ice
cream. cake and candy.
An interesting program was rendered
which included selections by O'Donnell's
Orchestra. selections on the guitar and
banjo by Messrs. Denny and Basco; and
piano solos by Miss Elsie Crulet, and
Miss Annie Betelle. The committee il
charge included Miss Poinsett, Mrs
Sharp and Mrs. Davis.
Watch fnr NmnS bolISp at Splak'S.
The sun., 1901-03-06
MOTION FOR A N0N-SUIT.
COURT Reserved it's Decision Until
Today.
John Robert Grimes Sues p, w. & B
B. Railroad Co. for $5, 1000
Damages.

\ motion for Il non-suit was made yes
rrdlay afternoon in the Superior Court
~ Andrew e. Gray of counsel for the
:, w. X b. Railroad Co. in the damage
iii blaiglrt against IL l,y John Rehart
,rimes.
The motion was opposed by Martin Il.
,mith and Artcnas Smith counsel for
irmcs. Herbert III. Ward, who is as
ociated with Mr. Gray in the conduct of
he ease for the defense, argued i'll
lvor of the non-suit
The court reserved its decision until
his morning. The trial was begun yes
cr,lay morning. Grimes was employed
,y the Seidei X Hastings Co. as laborer
nd on August Goth. 1899, was unloading
crap steel from box ear. He claimed
hat the car was started without warn
ng to him, and that ii ran down an in-
line and against another ear causing
i'm to he thrown down and hurt about
he head ana arm and side.
He suffered Il great deal of pain
nd was incapacitatcd for some time.
L. had been making 81 Il week before
hat time. lie asks $1,000 damages.
Grimes when cross-eXamined denied
hat he had told DIR. Draper and DIR.
| )gr that his arm was paralyzed, but he
| aid he told them that at times his
rm was numb. Mr.. Gray asked whether
,e did not 90 10 the Delaware Hospital
. have an examination made and while
hrr was being administered, whether
- did not move his arms around, and
whether the examination was not i'm
ne,lateIy stopped.
He did not remember that he moved
he injured arm except when electricity
vas applied.
Mrs. Henrietta Grimes, wife of the
laintff testified to his injuries. H,
ainted after reaching home. DIR
Northington was sent for. Cracked ic,
vas applied to the injured mans head
10 was out Of work four or five months
George Shuck testified that when til,
ars colided the noise produced coul,
,e heard for five squares.
Jesse Farrell testified that the engi
leer called out that they were going f
, nuvc the car Martin Smith declares
: hat according to the testimony, car wa
} tnrted down an incline with Il ham
,ar and then caught with II shifter an
wo ears and held that the charter of tn
p. w. X Il. Il. X. Co. did not give
: he power to operate cars with cro'
lar but with steam.
Mr.. Ward claimed that Grimes shoul
= nave gotten off the ear when it wa
!. moved from the yard Of Seidcl
= = hastings to other property and was a
intruder in the car when he failed
!. ri off Mt the proper time.
Judgment for want of appcaran'
was granted the plaintiff in the case I
he National Cash Register Co. V
:. David ii. Lynch and Michael lynch.
The sun., 1901-03-06
CHANCE TO IMPROVE RIVER.
There is Still Hope for the Bill De-
feated in the Senate.
Colonel Raymond Sees Only Six
Months Delay From the
Failure.

In tile failure OF the River and Harbor
bill to pass the Senate all hope for the
improvements along the Delaware river
is not lost.
10 more than six months delay in the
work Of completing the thirty-foot cham
mel of the Delaware river is looked for
o. Colonel Charles W. Raymond, OF the
t'ntcd States Engineers. The time lost
now, he says, can easily be regained,
and there is no need for any one inter-
,,stcd in the advancement Of the port to
.cel discouraged.
"Ihe completion of the work. Colonel
raymond in Philadelphia said yesterday.
no matter ut what speed we may push
It., il is question Of money. We can
spend 81 .000,O0 Il year intelligently, and
+ we had an appropriation of that
amount il would greatly help us To rush
lie work to completion. But | do not
regard this failure of the bill to pass
Is IL serious delay to the work here, as
t is more than probable that the new
Congress will pass il similar bill next
| winter. Work now in progress i'll other
places will be seriously humpercd.
/ Had the bill passed, we would be
| ready to make contracts for improve
,nents to the channel at Duck Creek
FLATS. at the mouth of the Delaware,
1T Cherry Island Flats, and at Schorne
Ledge, lust below Marcus Hook. At
lhis place the city has taken out II guam
ity OF rock. and l was going to fol
low that up with Improvements. which
would have made the present deepening
Of the channel permanent.
.frhn nyiStil,r contracts Will keen lis
busy all summer, the money for them
having been appropriated by the passage
of the bill of March 3, 1899. One Of
these is at Rcedy Island, forty-eigh
miles down the river, where the contrac
Tors are dredging and filling in bulk
head now under construction, with til,
dirt taken from the river. There tn
work will not be finished until abou
November /. Another is the rock exca
] yations being made near Cramps shil
yards. where the contractors have unit
September to finish their work.
/, Under the Sundry Civil bill we vii
get nearly $6l,OO0, which will be avail
!, iblc when it is needed. The work a
The Delaware Brcakwatcr will go ahea
and will he completed Ms quickly as
consistent. There werc in the bill thl
has failed to pass il number of oppol
tunities for small improvements, whic
l. could have been taken NJ at once, an
: for which there will he 10 money. Bt
h they are minor matters and hardly a
o feet to amy extent the main work of til
% improvements Of the main channe
n Now the deepening Of it will 90 on stea,
ily. hut more slowly.
philadelphians interested in the con
pletion Of this work need not feel tn;
the failure Of the River aud Harhor b
e. TO pass is il serious matter, for | ca
VI assure them that any delay occasion'
Us now can he easily made mp later"
- Meet me-next week-W. L. g. Fa
The sun., 1901-03-06
NO CONSTABLES ELECTED.
Lew Court Had a Quiet Sessio n Yes
terday.

Believing that the election of con
stables and brdgetendcrs would be held
~ the Levy Court yesterday. the meet
ng of that body yesterday morning was
'argely attended. No election was held
md the numerous applicants We're much
disappointed. 1t is probable that the
,lliccrs will be elected ut the next meet
ing.
At the afternoon session Commission
prs Megginson and Armstrong made a
report on the assessment of Pencadel
hundred. They found that it contained
he following:
North district. 4S9 names, s entries,
2O4 male dogs, 2 female dogs.
South district, 5S5 names, s entries
BOP male dogs, 4 female dogs.
They recommended allowance on the
| same which was granted.
The sun., 1901-03-06
PARK COMMISSIONS REPORT
SHOWS EXCELLENT VIEWS

The cover designed by Frank M.
Jones, is especially noticeable as is also
pen sketch on the back cover by Ro-
bert Shaw. Among others is beauti-
ful half-tonc of 1.-THE Old Bridge" from
photograph by Henry G. Porter, taken
in 1883, one entitled :" ,own the Brandy
wine" by Ellwood Garrett, "Patn Along
South Bank" by George S. Robinson and
several by Edwin Mountford.
The sun., 1901-03-06
SINGERS CREATE SENSATION.
Jones Sisters, of Indian Descent, At
tract Large Crowds.

The mid-wintcr camp of the Salvation
Army is being continued for another
week. The local corps of Salvationists
have been reinforced by the Philadelphia
Revival Brigade which is commanded
by Adjutant Kemp, an officer of fifteen
years experience i'll the Salvation Army.
He is assisted by his secretary and
trio Of young lady singers better known
ls ZONES Sisters" who are of Canadian
Indian descent, have had seventeen
years experience in army work and have
become famous for their fine singing.
There was large crowd present at
the camp last night and they We're
greatly pleased with the work of the
brigade. The Jones sisters created Il
sensation with their fine singing. 1t is
likely that the Salvation Army hall.
No. 800 Shipley street. will be too small
TO hold the crowds the balance of the
week.
The brigade has just come from Up
land. Pa, where they conducted services
in the Methodist Church, where there
has been IL great revival in progress,
LIS persons processing conversion.
The sun., 1901-03-06

The annual report OF the Board Of
Park Commissioners which has recently
come from the John NJ. Rogers Press,
is an excellent sample of the beautiful
work which has made the Rogers Press
famous. In addition to an accurate ac-
count of work done by the park com
missioners during the past year, it also
contains number of beautiful half-tone
reproductions of scenes along the Bran
dywine. ,
The sun., 1901-03-06
Bpxing Entertainment.

The North END Athletic Club gave an
other one of its enjoyable boxing enter
tainmcnts ut the club room on French
street above Fifteenth last night. There
were IL number Of exciting bouts and the
wind-up was a six-round bout between
George Russell and Jack Farrell.
The sun., 1901-03-06
willis Signed by Philadelphia

Victor Willis. Of Newark, who has
been with the Boston National League
baseball team has signed contract to
pitch this season for the Philadelphia
American League team. lie is one OF
The hest pitchers in the country when
m condition.
The sun., 1901-03-06
Combine to Celebrate,

Members of the combine" fire COM
panies are talking of having celebration
in the near future over the action of the
'anti-combine" in abandoning. the fight
FOR the bill changing the election sys-
tenn of the department.
The sun., 1901-03-06
False Report Causes Consideration.

',prtlaT 10 HE Stn.
Dover. March 5.-While the members
# the Legislature were III Washington
Intending the Inauguration some thought
ess person sent telegram to this town
announcing that Chaplain Spencer Of
the House had been killed. The Rev.
Mr. Spencer is pastor of the Armory
VI. T.. Church and the greatest con-
;tcrnation prevailed after the announce
nent. Information, however, was OBJ
| aimed from an authoritative source that
Nr. Spencer was alive and well and it
| put to rest the rUmors.
The sun., 1901-03-06
Replevined Two Machines.

Two sewing machines were replevined
yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Francis for
the Singer Manufacturing Co. one be-
longing to John Michigan and the other
to Sarah Tonposki.
The sun., 1901-03-06
Cherry Island Marsh Officers.

The Cherry Island Marsh Company
ut its annual meeting elected the follow
ing directors: William Lawton, Howard
r. Wallace William r. Sellers, Jacob
A. Weldin, Isaac S. Talley; collector and
treasurer, John T. Talley.
The sun., 1901-03-06
Grocer's Horse Has a Fall.

A. horse belonging to Henry Nj. Lodge,
the grocer, fell at Eighth and Thornton
streets yesterday afternoon. The shafts
Of the delivery wagon to which it was
attached were broken as well as the har-
ness. About IS worth Of damage was
done.
The sun., 1901-03-06
Another Degree for DIR. Grisc.

The degree OF doctor of divinity has
been conferred upon the Rev. Charles
\. Grise. pastor of Union M. Il. Church,
by the regents Of the American Uni
.ersty Of Hartman, Tenn.
The sun., 1901-03-06
Wa struck in the Eye.

Daniel ]. Reardon was arrested by the
police last night on the charge of com
mitting an assault and battery on Geo.
q. Knowles. Knowles had Il body dam
aged eye.
The sun., 1901-03-06

The funeral OF Deborah q. Lynch.
Nifc Of David II. Lynch, took place at
80 o'clock yesterday afternoon from
ier late home, No. 1928 Davis street.
intcrment was made at Riverview ceme-
terry.
The sun., 1901-03-06
improvements Complet cd.

improvements COmplctcd,
The improvements to the Municipal
Court room were completed last night.
The room. has been renovated and
Brussels carpet and oilcloth are being
put down.
The sun., 1901-03-06
rwo Commissioners III.

There was no meeting of the Police
Commission owing to the illness o.
President Pyle and Commissioners HAT.
The sun., 1901-03-06
FuneraI of Mrs, lynch.

March II to 2S-remember the date
The sun., 1901-03-06

Bicycle Club Fair, March II to 2a,
The sun., 1901-03-06
Shoulder RIade niSIopateh

Shoulder Blade DisIocated,
Daniel Kirk, of No. 4O2 Adams street,
went to the Delaware Hospital with his
right shoulder blade dislocated. Kirk
declined TO state how he was injured.
The sun., 1901-03-06

Watch for Xmas house at Selak's.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-25
PROPOSALS.

Bids will be received up TO Oct. IA
1901, for the following privilege.
at the Central Texas fair al
Bryan, Texas, November 8, O and Y
1901, the same to be awarded to the
highest acceptable bidder. We re-
serve the right to reject any and all
bids.
Optical Goods.
Rubber Balls, Balloons and Rub
Der Goods.
Jewelry and Shell Goods.
Candy, Fruits and Chewing Gum.
Peanuts and Pop Corn.
Ice Cream, Soda Water, Lemonade,
Orange apS.Apple Cider.
Toy WV, Walking Canes and
'a cigar. any 3robacco.
Boot Blacs
Barber sbv.
Shooting Gallery.
Photograph Gallery.
The privilege for five Lunch Stands
mt $50 each will be let.
Address all bid 10
w. n. Johnston,
Chairman of Privilege Com.
Bryan, Texas. Octi
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-25
WOMEN AND LEVELS.

Jewels, candy, flowers, man-that
Is the order OF a woman's prefer.
ences. Jewels form magnet OF
mighty power 20 the average woman.
Even that greatest of all jewels,
health, Is .oftcn ruined In the
strenuous efforts 10 make or save the
money 10 purchase them. III u wO-
man will risk her health TO get n
coveted gem, then let her fortify
herself against the iusidious conse-
quenccs of coughs, colds and bron-
ehlal affections by the regular use of
DR.. Boschee's German Syrup. IL
viii promptly arrest consumption IN
it's early stages and heal the affected
lungs and bronchial tubes and drive
the dread disease from the system.
IL is not cure-all. but Il Is n GER
tain cure for coughs. colds and all
bronchial troubles. You can get all
DR.. G.. O.. Green's reliable remedies
at the Wilson-Jenkins Drug CO..
store, Bryan. Get Green's Special
Almanac. DIFF
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-25

wIron creek, 100 IN cuitlu,fion. balance IN pas
ure. win trade Cor city property OF sell on
easy terms.
one Of the prcttiesi places IN Braso. county
mile north ~ bryan, IS acres, good ofuom
house, well cistern. barns, sheds, stables, etc.
% very hiEh h.li for 80.
50 scres Of nne black prairie Land. near
Edgr, 100 acres IN cultivation The only hns
prairie for sale IN this county viii sell cheap
enough. on easy terms
AtKurten-One good. hroom house, worth
sfn0, storehousc worth 40. cribs, well, hen
house, acres OF land. The place Ia worth al
least 5000 will sell for 60.
Al Wcilbnru-g good storchOuscs and kplen-
did dwelling: will sell cheap enough.
~ Calvcrt-t good new houses win other
30 improvements; viii sell cheap, or ex-
hafiee f5r Bryaa property.
ihrca aan6rcd BgrcH very nnc gravel close 70
both II. a Il q. and q, W. 4 y. X X.
somres. 20 In cultivation, 20 IN good ! wire
hog proof pasture, cribs, sheds good tank, two
lcrcs IA nefmnda. IN good ncighb0fhO0d. price
,fd1 worth AZ least 500.
~ acres near Kurtcn we'll improved with
ever asting water. price cheap.
have sevcsalp laccs for sale from siK 10 ten
niles east Of Bryan
Yours FOR Business,
MONROE EDGE.
Lard Agent and Notary Public
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-25
See This list!
-of land for sale By
MONRO E-EDGk
THE ONLY ACTIVE
Real ESTATE MAN

n th,s mart Of the state. n you have few pen
niss IN ronr TANKS, hunt him up and b. made
hslpy bv buying home for liannir end thc
kI1s m you have lands Tor sale. see him; but
remember his time = money ann ~ VIZ ny,
FOR A. lie makes a sfcgialtY OF handluE are
treefs o land several OF which are not on tnis
list There q no use foolng away fnuI
inner 'tying % sell your land WIN ~ ~.
sell II in a few DAYS II your price u fifh
the people know be has properly ~ zoe Nsnt
prices and they look him up when they HAA''o
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-25

Also Other city property
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-25
Anarchist Editor Arrested.

Berlin. Sept. 24-Otto Pauyr. tho ed.
itor Of Neus Leben, the anarchist sheet
which roappsarod Saturday after its
publication had been suspended for some
time. has been arrested aud the issue
Of the papers. which was devoted chiefly
10 articles In connection with the aasas.
sinAtion Of President Mckinley, has
baan cnnnannfnd
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-25

England. Ark. Sept. 23.-Henry z.
Newell and his wife. Lorena, were
murdered five miles southwest Of this
place about o'clock Sunday morning.
The purpose was robbery. A child that
escaped says that the Grine was com.
nitted BY a white man and two negroes.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-25
Tn. Ealr.,, oner Ever Mad.

To anyone suffering with Dyspepsia.
lndlsgeation, Sour Stomach. Heart
burn. take Rex Dyspepsia Tablets. All
druggists are authorized by the manu-.
facturers TO refund the money IN any
case they fail 10 cure. Price 50 conta
pr package Remember the name.
Rex Dyspepsia Tablets. ". II. james.
the leading druggist. Bryan, Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-25
JohAn Most Held.

New York, Sept. 23.-Johan Most,
who was arrested Sunday night at n
meeting Of alleged anarchists in Corona,
l.. l., was arraigued in court here on
the charge Of violating the section Of
the penal code which relates % unlaw.
full essemblages. Es and two others Of
chose arrested at the same dime were
held in 5000 bonds each for oxamina-
ton.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-25
j. w. BATS,
Real Estate AgoHt
Have In once the only set OF abstract
books OF BrAzos county land titles.
FOR SALE.

-Four room house aud two lots Of
ground on west side OF town. Well
and stable on premises. Price $3.50,
terms easy.
Six room house and one lot Of
ground on west side Of town. Price
600.
Six room house and two lots Of
ground located four blocks from
Main Street. Brick cistern on pre-
misses. Price fi2jO.
Two lots and old broom house In
southwest part Of town. Price 500.
Also Vther city property
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-25

COUNTRY PROPERTY.

2s7 seres o. land on wixon creek. 100 acres IN
cultivation, with two sets u houses, balance 10
timber and pasture, price $50 per acft, on
easy terms 20 sores on Madisouyilie road,
part ~ Madison, balance m Grimes county.
viii eel cheap.
- acres near MorgHn's gin. VIII sen cheap on
easy terms.
state Il acres, Just outside the suburbs, foi
90 acres 20 iheieis on Naalsouviie road. on
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nRYAN PROPERTY


ton.res nesr oil MILL part Of which T. m cay
limits cattle has been I'D on sane iorhN eaI,
80 Is better than hot--sua land new house, N.l,
cement cistesn. sheds. barn <pd other im prov"
10 arres. IS In city limits and Is lus, on oui
ide, room house rev stables sheds tss-.
etc, good dug well. cement elsiefn IN eastern
Two cheap house, In western part ofcity.
The A. ~ ballard place On western phft OF
city will sell AZ bargain.
Nse@gf lots In all parts or eiiy'
Good s.room frame house close 10 C. W. 4 Il
v. depot viii sell cheap.
Two lots with room house, halls, large cts.
ernf. xnrden. cribs. etc close 20 graded school
VIII close out Al a bargain
One ave room house. vel sheds, etc. close 20
graded school going very cheap
One good new 5 room house on sane block AZ
Pre- baptist church. price cheap
vacant block with 3 eak trees for $50.
In southern part o. city on college road. Z
lots. nice roomy house orchard. Stable hea
Mouse ana other Improvements. price siaN.
i.tbIock. room house 4 galleries pantrT
bath room. barn. wnicrwCfks. clcfiric lfhtai
well. Orct arl. ett. silnon
Large hoarsinr house VIII accommodate %
people viii rent ioT So 10 'lle year, vli cen
chesr.
is.a lots Joining Jea Franklin, WIN sell for
sl-2 acres Of land near OF MIN with two
~ouses. one has 8 rooms fhc other 2, viii ex
change for country property OF sell fcf zoo
scAbips hioeks south cfL a q. n. depot.
will sell al Tor 500.
One sroori house hall galleries closets.
good barn. Cisicrfl, wafefWnrssl garden etc. Ia
very sHci part u city, Cor sian
One neat. newly fnishca crtiare IN southern
part % city. good well, plenty o. room ~ car.
dens, sic, on high ground ~ith splendid yies.
for so.
9bloeks In western part Of city. known az city
fafk. beautiful oaks on each block VIII sea-
cheap
one half block ground. room house, halls
elArre underrrourd cisierns. hvdrauts ser
wants hcuse, big barn aud all other modern
convcniences, In bon ton part OF city, VIII sell
cheap.
Several negro houses for sale very cheap.