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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-08-22
BUCHANAN


A crowd ofour young people. includ-
ing Misses Eugene and Frances Pollard,
Ella Smith, Kate and Bina Martin,
Laura Compton Frances Walsh, Liz
zie and Margaret Hatten and Messrs.
Richard Hager, Hubert Willis, l. b.
Compton. NJ. C. Warren and j. w. Bos
tic enjoyed a moonlight boat ride Mon
day evening.
Miss Eliza Stewart returned home L
Ashland Monday after a few days visit
here.
John Kinner, of Chicago, is visiting
home folks
George Hutchinson, of Catlettsburg
is here for weeks visit
Albert Hobson will leave in few
days for Berea, to enter school the en-
suing year.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Easton of Glen
wood, spent Sunday with the latter
parents here.
The festival at Kavanaugh Saturda,
night was an enjoyable affair. Proceed
$42.
Miss Annie Stump is visiting in Ash
land
Liss Compton of the c. e o.fcarpeu
Ter force, is taking resi- at home,
Mrs. James Prichard is expected HON
from Atlantic City. Eot
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-08-22
Stops The Cough and Works off the Cold
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets
cure a cold in one day. Mcclure, no
pay.
LICK CREEK

Ollie Castle is visiting home folks this
week.
Felix Pigg and wife visited Tom Jeff
Chapman Sunday.
G. c. Wooten and family, of Ironton,
are visiting his son, g. c. Wooten, at
Whitehouse
The protracted meeting conducted by
Rev. Rice is progressing nicely We
have had six conversions in the past
week.
Grant iPigg is thinking of going t.
Colorado
Jake zeak, of Ironton, o, visited herr
last week
Miss Lucy and Lille Pigg are visit
ing their uncle, James X. Wooten. il
Ironton.
George Little left last Saturday 70
Ashland where he will engage in saw
mill job for quite while,
Albert Childers is improving
7. Wilson and Rose Compton wer
married at this place Saturday.
Two Chums
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GAINESVILLE.

The people OF Laynesville are no
longer in doubt as TO whether or
not the railroad is go The on
~ trouble with us now is that the
road will be on the opposite side OF
the river. And we can't very well
sry that is a trouble as we are
pleased TO have it on either side.
At a call session of Justice Ham.
ilton's court Saturday several OF
our boys some very prominent
were tried and convicted o! the
crime OF gaming. Some two OF
three for fighting, and one fol
selling bad whiskey without q
license so to do.Hamilton is a good
man and is making strong effort tC
put down crime.
The Pike County teachers in
jtitute was in session last week
and was attended by Misses Lucy
Johns, Lizzie and Octavia Hatcher
of Laynesville: and Misses Osi,
Fitzpatrick, Minnie Marcel, Ami,
Jones, Jude Davidson. Wootsi,
Harkins and Mrs. II. II. Fitzpat
rick of Prestonsburg. Jim hosal
Spradlin, Clerk of Str, HIM. stat
ford, was there. They report
ed big time and said man.
good things OF the people OF Pike
willie.
Henry II. Hatcher and c. W
Roberts madea flying trip to vii
hanson, VIVA, last week.
Miss RhGda Clark, of -Dwale, /
teaching school at Fischer Syca
more and is having splendid SUE
cess.
NJ. l.. Frazier, OF Alphoretta,wa
here Saturday on business.
Lone Jaci
Crowded out last week.
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COW CREE


Our Sunday School is progress
Ing nicely with j. n. IIearlld as
Sup,.
Cur free srhool IL prog 'essing
nicely with l.. G. Leslie Ms teacher,
Maggie Burchelt aud brother,
Lewis, have just returned home
from visit 10 tlloir uncle Henry
Setser.
The ltlla Gmonths old child Of
Keenis Bnrchrli is suffering with
a severe cold.
Bud Tayloris keeping "A fine stock
ofgools.
lell Burchett aud his uncle John
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-08-22
Just Look at Her

heucceame tha, sprighily step
iaultless skin, skin, rich, rosy com
plection smiling face. She looks
good, feels good, Here's her secret
She USES DR.. Kings New Life Pills
Result,-all organs active, diges
tlon good, no headaches, no chanc,
for "blues.n Fry them your.elf
only 2jc at a. NJ. Hughes
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BussM.. LILLE.


Miss Sue Holt, our primary sun
day school teacher, left last Monday
for Hopkinsville to attend the
Sunday School convention.
Thomas Plgg, whose condition
was reported in the News last
week Is somewhat improved at
this writing.
Grandmother Holt, the aged +
mother of b. p, and W. a, Holt, Is
now a the home of her son here,
and is in poor health al this writ.
ing, she is not expected to recover
Rev, Rice is conducting a pro-
tracted meeting at the forks OF Llt-l
tie Blaine. He was assisted last
week by Rev. Boland, who In his
usual able way gave s1me Of the
most instructive sermons ever lis
tened to in this country. The or
dinanco OF baptism was admins
tered to five persons Sunday last,
in the usual methodist way Of
spriukling, The meeting will
continue throughout this week,
aud probably longer, owing to In
creased interest and success.
Mrs. +. II. Bussey, whose sick
ness was reported two weeks ago,
is considerably better at this writ
ing.
a rather quiet wedding occurred
over the hill, on Lick creek, last
Saturday night, the contracting
parties we're, Theron Wilson, an
Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. Rose
Compton, widow Of the late Harry
ComptonSRev, j. II. Chapman of
flciating. They have the best
wishes OF all for long and happy
; life.
f.. j. Skaggs, who recently erect
q cd nice dwelling hnuso on his
lot in front OF the "poor house, "ha'
a sold out his possession 20 l.D.Plgg
: forsl25.OO.
1t is reported that James Me
:, Commis,of Matte, will at an earl,
. period purchase the Field Meek
= farm as negotiatlonsaro now on.
i, Mont Holt is erecting dwulllui
house on the point near the hom
- S, j, Plcklesimcr, which who
completed, will be quite an addI
ton TO our town.
, Fred Picklesimor left last zee
~ for New River 10 engage in III
"A mining business, but owing 10 th
= conditions wrought by strikers,
:. Fred found more congeual cline
=, nearer home.
"a Master Carl Bussey visited Mat
: ter Clyde Carter oG Rcubin, lr'
~ Tuesdty and reports Ilsta s. let
did time.
40 Our good friend Ned - as,wh
- h been quite sick Tor -nme tin
n /, somewhat better, ami nov ct
:. gagged in the cfosstie business.
i. II preparations count Tor ~,
!, thing our town VII be fully rcpr
,,.a scented at the SUNDAY School raj
-, In tho "valley" on the 3Oth inst.
- Buckskln BE.
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FORKS OF BLAINE

The protracted meeting at this place
closed Tuesday night Rev. Boland Of
Louisa, spent several days with us aud
preached some excellent SERMONS.
There will be an ice cream supper at
this place Thursday night, August 9s,
beginning at an early hour in the even
ing Everybody invited.
VIII Workman, of Twin Branch, viz
tied his mother recently
B. H. Delaney has returned fror
visit to relatives in Ohio
WD. O'Neal went down the river
Monday
Green Ball, Jr., of Matte, ATTENDED
church here Sunday
Fred Stewart is frequent visitor a
this place
John Thompson and wife visitet
home folks at Deep Hole Sunday.
The store house at this place is near
ing completion
Hiram Layne and Claude Vaughan
of Lick creek attended church her
Sunday
W D. O'Neal, Jr., and family visite'
relatives here Saturday. Minda
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BENT BRANCH.

This name is suggestive. How
Is It? Midway between Pikoville,
KY, aud Williamson, W. Va, is
our +. o. situated on Bent Branch,
which flows into Johns creek just
opposite the end OF low flatlidgr.
Johns crock lows exactly two
miles around tho ridge and returns
within sixty seven yards OF Its up
per channel. Here is situated X
+. Leslie's saw and grist mill, wat
power being furnished through
tunnel IN stone ridge, cut In the
ilftles.
Bent Branch folks ll0at saw logs
to mill; haul plank seyeniy-nyo
yards over ridge and float II back
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FROM UP SANDY.
Latest News Items From Counties Up the River.
.---==Z ZZ----

are cutting IL, Taylor's milict this
week.
j. b. Harris has bought fine OK
team and IA goirg to saw log this
winter.
Uncle jim Johnson, a citizen Of
Floyd county died last week. We
were sorry 10 lose him.
james Simpson has sold out TO
Bud Taylor.
Miss Flora Simpson and little
brother, Estil, visited their sister,
Maggie Burchett, recently.
Keenis Burchett Is cutting l., l.,
! Hunts millet.
NJ. NJ. and Walter Morrison have
bought new wagon and are haul
ing crossties.
i l.. l.. Hunt haS moved his saw
mill to the Johnson branch and is
saving crosstios.
Tho basket meeting will com
mence here Thursday Angus
2lst, and Will hold until SUNDAY
night,
Kcenis Burcbett and wife an'
baby spent Sunday with thei
mother, Mrs, Lou Burchett.
Mrs. Florence llanis and chill
dren spent sunday with Mrs, AM
Harris.
Willie Simpson spent Sunda,
, with his little cousin on John
= creek.
j. C,ider passed through her
today enroute to Banner leslioS.s
Two lover,
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PAlNTsVlLLE.

Dry weather is prevailing in the
vicinity OF this town, and while
crops are good over large per
cent. OF the territory Of our county
they will be shortin this neighbour
hood.
The contractors have men at
work along the most Of the line Of
railroad through this county. Some
thoughtless, reckless parties have
been abusing laborers brought to
our county by the railroad con
tractors, and have carried on their
intimidutions 10 such an extent
that several OF the laborers have
left the county and the civil au.
thoritles have been applied to ia
stop the intimidations. The coun-
| ty Judge, County Attorney and
the Sheriff will 90 to Whitehouse
TO day to take action in the mat
ter.
On Sunday evening Mrs. Ella
Couley, wife Of William Conley
departed this life. She died o.
consumption.
! She had from her childhood liy
ed christian life aud her dealt
was one OF the most triumphant
1t seems that she was given glimps
es OF heaven before she died anC
spoke Of seeing her baby who hat
preceded her about three days, anC
OF seeing a beautiful light. Shi
told the writer that she was thu
happiest person in the world, tina
she was going to rest, and that i
was sweet to live christian life
She praised the lord as long az
she was able to talk. Truly WI
sorrow not as those. that have M
hope. While we will miss ELL
from the Sunday school aud churcl
she will worship the Lord in per
Il lection in heaven.
Mr.. Jack Patrick, an aged ant
respected citizen OF Jennies Greek
) this colaity, died suddenly Sun
day evening Of heart trouble. II
) was known throughout our count.
as uncle Jack Patrick, and was
= good and useful man.
RneknfeIler
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-08-22

Two things in treatment OF nass !
catarh are now fully understood,
First: the drying process is a de.
fusion that produces more mischief
than benefit. Second: science,
commonsense and experience pro-
claim Ely's Cream Balm to be in
stani relief, and final, certain cure.
1t cleanses the diseased membranes
and never makes the patient
sneeze. Price 80 cents. Sold by
druggists and by Ely Brothers, j6
Warren Street, New York.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-08-22

The official canvass OF the vote
in the Eleventh district Republi-
can primary gives Boreing 1882
Colson, 6,S3l, and Parker, 4,5l3
Borclrg's majority over both OPP
ponents IS 3.005.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-08-22
CRIGGER.

There has been no rain for over
month.
Corn crops are nearly dried up
by the heat,
The chicken and egg merchants
are still commonplace subjects
here.
York Williamson has just re-
turned from a trip TO Buchanan
county.
Miss Grace williamson very
popular school teacher Of Road fork
OF Big creek.
George Smith, of Canada, has
direction OF the largest country
school in Pike county. 1t has IL:
pupils.
! The school in district No. 10 i
progressing nicely with an aver
age attendance otabout 80.
Red Boss
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-08-22

The Good Roads convention ad-
journed at Lexington Tuesday after
electing ofllcers,appointing legisla-
tive and executive committees and
selecting 1ynthiana as the next
place of meeting. j. W, Newman,
f Versailles, was elected president
OF the Association.
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on bosom Of same stream. The
very mountains and streams con-
spire TO rake US lazy.
Yet this reighhorhood has not
been wanting in h,r contribution
to the best manhood In Pike coun-
ty. The Pinsons, Willlamsons,
Bevins and LaNsouS nave done
their share fun share in the busi,
ness and official life Of Pike. We
doubt whether there Is single
neighborhood in the county that
can make an eqll showing.
We have had ourtr1uble howey-
err. Within the recollection of the
writer seven strong men in this
| immediate Eeighhorhood became
unbalanced aud four OF them hang
ed themselves
X, +. Leslie has just retufned
from noted oculist at Cincinnati.
One eye is lost, aud the other much
dimmed. Sad Indeed.
Tom King has been sent To the
| Asylum at Lexington lie has
been losing his balance for over
year.
Miss Esla Leslie teaches thu
Turkey school Miss Mary pinsor
has a large school on lfent Brancl
and Miss Octavia Leslie has I
pleasant school in the X. +, l.esli,
school house.
II. II. StrattOn /, making oNten
siveimprovonrnts on his dwelling
Squire John Maynard has charg
of the work.
Ingram Stepp is hnilding a goo,
farm house ON Zig creek.
The Marion station school /
booming The trustees dug us.
fine well and have the house an
. premises il good shape. rhl.
rome OF the best,schools to be loun,
The parents are helpful and III
children well behaved.
It's rumorcd that there VIII i
considerable timber hlnlrd o
BruslY
g Bud Williamson is setting u
= his saw and grit mill at Die
i Gains store on Rock House. Il
has bought new bollerand ne
e saw.
n Brushy creek istwcnty-tive mil
long, very lhicky 'ettled and su
.e ports seven pubic schools. y
n we have no mail service, no pos
u Office. This i not right. Rur
free delivery Is what We shou
a, have. 1t wiilall come TO that
N the end. oar people have nev
re known the value OF time. Tn
e. viii soon learn. one carrier shou
bring mail for the whule ncIghbo
le hood, Every mans mail TO !
Is own door.
ne The best citizens Of all part
4 4
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-08-22
WANTED.

To buy mule, not less than two
years old, not over four feet high.
Also, to purchase fifty thousand
black oak ties to be delivered in
quantities OF not less than -four
hundred at any siding, White
house and Catlettsburg inclusive
Also to contract for making and
delivering ten thousand black oak
ties at Whitehouse, Ky.
JAY ii. NoRTHUP
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NOTICE TO CORR tSpONDENTS

Those communications not nc.
companled by the W itcl's name
ran not appear IN the NEWS. Oar
country correspondents VIII please
+, member this.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-08-22

II is currently reported in Wash
ington that President Roosevelt
will call an extra session of the
Senate soon after the November
elections to ratify a Cuban reci-
proclty treaty. The treaty, it is
said, has already been prepared.
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UNCLAIMED LETTERS,

Louisa, KY, August 20, 1902
List OF letters remaining I'M
C aimed in this office August goth
1902:
Mr.. Charlie Booze, Mrs. LibC
Brown, Miss Kathrine Onsley.
a. NJ. HUGHES, PM
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Wanted.

Say 5000 acres coking coal lands
conveniently located for transpor-
tatlon to Columbus, Ohio. State
rock bottom cash price and descrip-
ton in detail. Lock box 75l, Co
lumbus, Ohio.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-08-22

Convincing proof of the efficacy
OF Ely's Cream Balm, the greatest
OF catarrh remedies, is certainly
cheap. A generous trial size costs
but ten cents. Full size SOC. Sold
by druggists everywhere or mailed
by Ely Bros. Sc Warren street New
York.
Messrs. Ely Bros Utter giving
your Cream Balm a trial can tru
ly say feel very much benefited
By its use aud shall continue tC
use 1t by purchasing it from oul
druggists here.
Mrs. w. B. DANIELS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-08-22

The Republicans have nominal
cd w. G. bearing, a boiling Demo
crat OF Fleming county, to make
the race against Judge Paynter
for the Appellate judgeship,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-08-22
BUGGIEs AND HARNESS.

If you want qualities and prices
that you can depend upon, buy
your buggies, wagons and harness
rom Snyder Bros.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-08-22
WANTED.

Medical Journal desires a repre-
sentative. in this locality. Perma-
nent employment. Salary and
commission. Address ljl East Y
New York City,
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CARD OF THANKS.

take this method OF thanking
those who helped me in my sick
ness and who ministered to my
wa nts the night | came so near
dying. ! shall ever feel grateful
10 all. j. w Swetnam.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-08-22

Fear is merely the overgrown
child OF caution.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-08-22
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Brom Canine
Tablets. All druggist refund the
money II it fails to cure. +. w
Groves signature is on each box
l5c.
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WANTED.

% men to peel bark on Griillth's
Creek, near Peach Orchard.
e-lSl KENDALL & CHILDERs
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Sheriff's Sale for Taxes.

of my deputies will Monday Sept Is 1902 al the
the Courthouse door Louisa Lawrence county Kentucky offer for sale
following described land for the Of county and
for the year 1901.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-08-22

Given under my hand thi. August 20 1909
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Crowded out last week,
The sun., 1902-04-27
cerlaInly won't be able to purcha.. a, pr...n,

values ~ re-cn'
so,,iowips are some tracts not already
Ditmas Park-Bounded by Ocean avenue
Avenue, j., Newkirk avenue and Brighton
a.ch beach haliroad; comprises about 600 lots:
sold In plots OF not less than fifty feet front
at $50 20 SIPS per running foot
homecrest Bounded by Boulevard. Ocean
avenue. Avenue r and Neck road.
comprises more than 1000 lots; sold
at $3.50 upward: houses, $1,000 upward.
Rounded by Ovington avenue
Sixteenth avenue. Seventy-fomth street and
Eighteenth avenue: comprises $50 lots: opened
1897; houses, g., 500 to 5000.
hensin gton Park-Extends from Copey
Island avenue TO Forty-seventh street, and
from Eighteenth avenue to Avenues T. and +;
comprises 929 lots: prices, $500 to 1900;
opened October, 1890; houses, 81. 500 to 5000
-. .Martensc-Bounded by Tenth avenue.
Thirty-sixth street. Fifteenth avenue and
torty-frst street comprises 100 acres. opened
1895; lots $500 TO 1880: houses. principally
two-family. $500 10 IS, 100
- Slocum Park-Ocean Parkway to East
Fourteenth street and from Kings Highway
lots, 1915 upward: $40 down. IS monthly.
Sheepshead Bay Park--Ocean Parkway TO
East Seventeenth street and East Seventeenth
street TO Avenue u comprises about 500 lots
$3.50 upward.
vnnderyeer Park-Bounded by Avenue G.
Alien place Flatlands Neck road and Amers-
foort place and Flatbush avenue: comprises
more than 5000 lots, OF which only a few re-
main unsold; prices, $3.50 to 81 900: opened
about six years ago
Van Pelt Manor Bounded by Benson ave-
nue., Twentieth avenue SEVENTEEN street and
1900 to $4,000; houses rent in this section
| from t35 TO 500
The sun., 1902-04-27
Real Estate News.

f. Francis Hillenbrand has sold Nos i2l4
70 l2is Madison avenue. three hve-story
fats, each on lot 25xi00. for the Charles Broad
way R9uss estate. to Albert Peiser. at about
Charles r. schliess has sold Nos 81 and 50
East Eleventh street, old buildings. on q plot
54Nlo3, for Paul Sonntag and Gustav Boyer,
TO builder. who will erect a ten-story loft.
The same broker has sold Nos, 2i?s to ?iss
Madison avenue, four r'hve-story fats. with
Snowber 4 Co have sold No. 5oi Man
haitian avenue. fve-story fiat. for Irving
Collins a Collins have sold No. ~. East
Seventy-fourth street. a three-story dwell
ing, on lot Is0xlO2 2, to Mrs Mary T.. Vreden-
Snrsh Mrs Nreden6urfh sold her house.
through the same broker.
A. s Nichols has bought the block front
on the east side OF Park avenue. extending
Nichols will use the site for his mantel work 5.
which are now located In i?sth street just
east Of Park avenue.
Arthur K. Wood has sold for E. D. Belknap
and Ella I. Palmer Nos l52-i54 West i27th
street, a fve-story brick storage warehouse
building. on lot 276x9eii.
has sold No. III West Ninety street.
a five-story. fiat. on lot sixio1s,
pease 4 Eiliman have sold for +: J. Tobias
no. sS Fast Seventy ty-seventh street. a dwell
Charles Griffith Moses 4 Bro. have sold
for John Murray to Frank Schimpf the plot
nue., 100 feet north Of Dyokman street
, Charles Lsue has sold 70 q. NJ. ksrpass
the southeast corner of Third avenue and
Thirty-thrd street. old buildings. on lot
The Leonard Moody Real Estcte Com
pany report that good prices were ,realiyed
i held In the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange
last week. At private treaty the company
has closed contracts sggregating $500 .ooo
since Jan. l. The private sales average
about s., 900
The sun., 1902-04-27
OFFERS.

oner lots on Third av.. near i7',h st" at bar
roLSoa 70 sRos faSs pTrSh1ss .s sfa.dw.yorer on West
ath St. four story tenement; mortgage % 500
At ~ per cent; equity. $500 will exchange
cash Also several desirable dwellings in
the Ninth ward Also on Wss, 7lst St, hand.
s sS private sosss ,ss ~ 5t,ls sp osrT WIN IL rooms
HotbsipSSdk P 3 WARB' warren S S~ s,.-onsr two
way and 9Th sv., at reasonable prices. Also
an Fast Side corner suitable for Improvement;
rutland 4 WHITING. 6. .Beekman St.-oner
70 close an estate cold water !ensmen, . ,s on
$4,000. Also a new e.tra wide tenement
NEAR 9Th ay I s,stion % In booming @ section: % s
terms TO quick buyer Also 9 nns invesi.
men! properly near Elm s.; rented TO O., Two 70
pe. thai ssn w Ss soH Y HeS
DE SELDiNG mos, ila broadway oder a
betweed Amsterdam aV and the boulevard
all rented; will trade for unlmproved property
IN New YorA or BrDokyn o, VIII sell lila, a. 40 oar n
apartments on 18th ST., near 9th ay.. and on on
The Boston road near l75.h ST Also on Wes,
two baths. modern plumbing, large and small
POST REESE. isIs Pas, Goth St oner q four
new buffers pantry entension on eS,h st,
IN perfect order; owner wishes TO sell and
crest OF ffen@os @ Hi a q" loot house, With new
plumbing and beautiful decorations. Also
plot on 6+th St. west OF Park av., suitable
site for an American ba sement house.
BRYAN l.. KENNRLLY. Pine St.-ores a plot
551i0o. on Central Park West at $4,000. Also
- a corner on l25th ST.. l0o1i0O, at 10000.
CHAS GRIFFITH MOSES BRO, 1900 Amster
dam Av-Ofer a four story American base
meDt house and a two story brick house: botf
newly decorated and near Rapid Transit
station great bargain.
JOHN r. DOYLE & SONS. IS William St.-One
No. % Grand St, nye -story store and loft
building. 2Sxe0xiOO. price. $4,000. Also
large three story dwelling OF II rooms anS
bath, with outbulldngs, at Plalnneld n. j
grounds comprise IA acres fronting two streets
VIII exchange for New York city property
The sun., 1902-04-27
WANTS AND OFFERS
REAL ESTATE
BOARD OF BROKERS
or JHe CRY or NEW YORK.
NO. III BROADWAY.
WANTS.

hoLDHlDGE WARD. Warren St.-Nant
to TO 50 feet In Eighth Ninth ward for IN
vestment. Also 25 foot dwelling In "
between Broadway and Park sv, suitable Tor
alteration.
FOLSOM BROS. SIS Droadway Want dwelling
above +2d ST, East or West side. In exchange
ior private house in Charlton ST.: equity.
, 5000 will add cash.
D. CLARENCE DAVIES q CO., sd Av a 10th 81 .
Want acre property on the line OF the Rapid
transit and the Port Chester road. Also water
Iront property on the East River and on 'he
ChAS. GRlFFITH MOSES 4 BRO, 1900 Amster
aam Av-Want a small private house In har
lem. In exchange for an exceptionally well.
, located plot OF lots In The Bronx.
- CLARENCE DAVIES a co. Sd Az. dl+eth ST.