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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-15
Mercantile Trust COMPANY.

The Mercantile Trust Company reports
that the series sale No. 2. at Greenwood
which was in progress all last week, has
been the most successful OF any. Thirty
three lots have been sold since Sunday last
and sales approximating twenty lots more
next few days. Several new houses have
been started during the week and plans are
out for many others.
The following parties closed last week:
John 7: Weber, 60 feet on Wellington
court, $40.
Charles E. Lorraine. 60 feet on Wellington
Thomas J. ownby, 50 feet on St. James
square 500.
Charles J: Gleason. GO feet on Manhattan
avenue, SS5.
.Wilhelmena Dunn. 12o feet on Esplurade
street. $50.
Maggie Lockwood. 60 feet on Cambridge
boulevard. SE5.
Maggie Lockwood, 60 feet on Cambridge
avenue. 1870.
NeIs P. L~eafgreen. 60 feet on Cambridge
avenue, $3.50.
Anthony Kimmell. 60 feet on Greenwood
boulevard. $4O5.
Edward c. orner. 90 feet on Manhattan
avenu $500.
John A; Kennedy. 100 feet on St: James
Gustave Adolphus. so feet on Greenwood
boulevard. Sio5.
Louise 4; Kebler. 50 feet on Cambridge
avenue. $500.
Charles W; Smith. 300 feet on Manhattan
avenue. $3.50.
George Bilsbarrow. 100 feet on oxford ave-
nue.. $40.
George Bilsbarrow, $50 feet on Cambridge
avenue. 81, las.
NJ. Weinberg. 60 feet on Manhattan ave
nue., $40.
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REPORTS.



The Nicholls-Ritter Realty and Financial
company reports heavy inquiry for prop
srty in spite of the extreme hot weather.
Ihey, nave made during the week the fol-
lowing sales:
Sold to Mrs. Helen G. McClinton two lots
In Hazel Hill. st. Louis County. for ac-
count Of the Kingsiand Realty Company,
having together n frontage of i20 feet by a
depth of lis feet, on the east side of Fer
guson avenue, north of Page boulevard, at
IS a front foot; S721. These two lots Mrs.
McClinton will Immediately improve with
two houses and make the place her home.
They also sold for account of Alice K.
humphrey the pretty new eight-reom brick
residence No. 4219 Maryland avenue. lot
3 feet front by III feet deep. to Z. n.
Beach Of the Union Dairy Company, for
Sl,bN: This property was bought by MIR.
Beach for a home. he having sold his res.
idence in Cabanne place and looked around
for a choice, place to live in the district
east OF Taylor avenue. This makes the
fourth house they Ia sold in this local
ity in the last few weeks. and they only
have three Of Mrs. Humphreys houses left
for sale.
Nicholla-Ritter also sold for account of
N. L. voorhees, of the J. Kennard & sons
Carpet Company lot fronting III feet on
the east lire CT Lake avenue by a depth of
50 feet TO 3. A. Davis. This lot lies be-
tween Mcpherson avenue and Washington
boulevard on the east side of Lake avenue.
pr. Davis has plans under a for eight
houses TO be built upon this lot. fronting
on Lake avenue. They will be eight rooms
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| Charles F. Volgel reports the following
sales:
Nos. SCI and s3 South Broadway. between
Poplar and Cerre streets, two two-story
brick dwellings containing sixteen rooms
and 10y 15x12s feet. for s1l. 500; from Thomas
H. and Charles r. Pratt OF Clinton. Conn.
to John J. Wiedmann. who purchased for
investment Paul Jones & Co. represented
the grantors.
No. 1898 South Jefferson avenue. between
Wyoming and Utah streets. a two-Story
brick residence containing six rooms. bath
room. alcove. laundry and cellar; lot 29xl17
feet. for 1876: from Mrs. Julia Grass 70
Mrs. Matilda Haase. who purchased for a
home.
No. 341 st. Vincent avenue. northwest
corner Of Louisiana avenue. a one-story
two-room brick house and lot 95x12S feet.
for 81. 700. from Robert J. Krache to Julius
P. Hagemann, who purchased for invest
ment.
No. 1901 South Third street. southwest
corner OF Merchant street. a two-story
brick building. containing store and nine
rooms. for s2.250. from Michael RantZ's es-
tate to Anton Huelsmann. who purchased
for investment.
Lot 50I1S feet on the east side If Grand
avenue. between Winnebago and Chippewa
streets. for n,T75. from Louis Hack to
Charles F. Betz. who purchased to I'M
prove.
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three-story brick building arranged in two
modern fats of five rocms. bath and all
improvements on first floor and seven rooms
and bath on second floor. was sold from
Wayne J. Stedeling and wife and Arthur ].
Stedelin and wife. 10 David H~oneymand
and Alice E. H~oneymand. his wife, for 1850.
The purchasers Will occupy a portion of this
house as a home.
No. 5237 Washington boulevard, formerly
the home of J. ]. Turner. who is now vice
president and general manager Of the
Pennsylvania and Vandalia roads at Pitts
burg, Pa. to Mr.. Evans for $1,000. Mr..
Turner was represented in the transaction
home. containing eleven rooms. with bath,
hot and cold water. furnace; cabinet man
tells. hardwood finish throughout. also ele-
CANT stable and carriage-house. Mr.. Evans
will occupy as a home.
Lot lc9x1@ feet; on the south line of
ciic Station: rom T. II. German to II. F.
Davis for $3.50. Mr.. Davis will erect ar ele-
giant eight-room house, which he will &C.
Lot 5oxlso feet. on the south side of
Tuxedo boulevard, east of Lacleds avenue,
in Tuxedo Park; from Kent Jarvis, trustee,
to George Schirner: consideration $3.50. Mr..
Schirner VIII erect a modern sir-room
brick. which he viii occupy as a home.
Lot Gx1O feet. on the north side of
Providence avenue, west OF Cornelia street:
from Kent Jarvis. trustee. to George L.
Thoern: consideration $3.50. Mr.. Thoern will
Lot icoxi37 feet s inches. on the north
side of Atlanta avenue. east of Bompart
avenue: from Kent Jarvis, trustee, to T. II.
Fischer; COZ sideration $50. Mr.. Fischer will
erect 4 modern home.
Lot 50x126 feet, on the south side of Tux
edo boulevard. east OF BomDart avenue:
from Kent Jarvis. trustee. to John c. Ben
der. Purchaser will erect a modern two
story. eight-room brick for a home.
Lot 5OX150 feet. on the south side OF Clark
Jarvis. trustee. to r. Anderson; conside-a-
tion IS a foot. Mr.. Anderson will erect a
modern brick house. with all improvements.
which he will occupy as a home.
Lot 50X15O feet. on the south side OF Clark
avenue, east Of p-"ific avenue: from Kent
Jarvis. trustee to Ike Klatt: consideration
sis. Mir. Klatt will erect a six-room brick
building for a home.
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Slatery & Hauer.

Slatery & Hauer report the following
saels:
Northeast corner Commonwealth avenue
and Tennyson Square, six-room modern
frame; lot 65X1e0. from Caroline Lauenborg
to 9. Weber, consideration S2.SOO.
S~outhwcst corner Laclede Station road
and Willow avenue. Old Orchard, six-room
frame, with lot SSx1Sl, from James Berry
to John Seehurger. for s.7o0-
Nos. 4l7. 41l9 and t121 Pansey street. three
three-room frame houses, lot 75xiS from
struction Company to Penrose Investment
Company, for 81. $50 cash.
No. 4l25 Pansey street. three-room frame.
lot 25xl2S, from Northern Contra Real Es-
tate and Construction Company to Hattie
Hendler. for S725.
No. 1865 Fariin avenue, three-room and
attic frame, lot 25xll0. from V. BarbOro to
Ida NJ. Walker, for $50 cash.
Also new six-room house, lot 60x160. in
Greenwood on north side of Commonwealth
avenue. between Tennyson squar and Mis-
souri, Pacific Railroad. from Jens Lauen-
borg to a client. for 900.
No. 1918 and 1924 Carter avenue, two three
room and base brick houses, with lots I20N
10, from, A. Fuhrmann to John Krey for
3.400 cash
No. $50 Carter avenue. from Marcus Ave
nue. Realty Company to s.. Straus, for 81, 615
cash.
Also vacant lot 12ox1ao on north side of
Carter avenue between Euclid and Marcus
avenue, from Marcus Avenue Realty Com
pany TO John Krey, for 81 Do.
. Also vacant lot on south side of Carter
street. In block 1891, 5ox120. to Anna Hagen
brok. for $40.
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AUCTION SALE AT
COMPTON HEIGHTS
Mercantile Trust Company's Offer
ing Yesterday Realized
More Than 100000.
BUSY WEEK IN REALTY MARKET
Demand for Residence Property
Still Strong-Promised So
luton of Catlin Tract
Problem Discussed.

The auction sale of Compton Heights con-
Quoted yesterday by the Mercantile Trust
Company's real estate department brought
about exchanges to the amount of 0O,GOO.
The crowd numbered between 1,50 and
1000.
Owing to the large area of the tract and
the winding and intersecting drives, all the
property was not sold. The bidding was
active but the figures ruled low and the
purchasers were congratulated on securing
such desirable property at the prices which
prevailed. The purchasers were mostly
homebuilders. and much building is assured
as a result of the auction, which will awaken
interest in the beautiful subdivision and be
of benefit TO the remaining lots to be sold
at private sale Judge Sutton cried the
sale.
The sales of residence property. improved
and unimproved. constitute the most prom
trent feature of the present realty market.
An absence of big deals in downtown best
ness realty has scarcely affected the aggre-
gate value of transfers made. According to
figures completed by the Real Estate Elk
change. the transfers up TO the 18th. last
Friday, were nearly l,SOo,OO0. and they
were almost exclusively residence lots.
Contractors report an exceptionally lively
building season, and In the main the con-
struction is compared TO modest homes,
tered all over the city. but principally IN
the suburbs.
The promise Of a settlement of the Catlin
tract. problem and Worlds FAIR terminals.
NJ the removal OF Rock Island tracks from
dsAe vicinity OF Forest PdEk and the lower.
Zig OF the Wabash grade. has strengthened
oxhe tone of West End realty values.
1T means the salvation OF most Of the
rproperty on the north side of the park"
brock. In this opinion he was Joined by
leading men on 'the Observation-Disclosures
ter, ,Greer-Anderson, the Lincoln and the
Mercantile trust company officials and
many others.
Coincicent with the disposition OF Cat;ln
tract in a way that Will insure the future
upbuiioing Of that section with ctr .ctly frat
class Eoines comes the assurance from
Mayor Wells that Lindeil boulevard. when
uldened and extended from Union avenue
TO De B6lfyiere aY~enue-the Worlds Fair
entranee-Wtl be one of the handsomest
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Henry Hfemenz, Jr.

Henry Hiemenz, Jr.. reports the following
sales:
Flora boulevard. south side. between VAN
deventer and Lawrence avenues, lot 50x1Z7.
sold to ToTitz ErsseIi at ss3 81 a foot He
will improve with a dwelling.
No. 1923 Cleveland avenue. double two
10Y S"enshg, nan N cente1' sisnt roonls'
not ana cold water. gas, pain, electric 1ght,
heated by hot water. handsome mantels.
gas fixtures, screens. cemented laundry,
decorated throughout; lot 5Ox124; owned by
Deinst for s. 500.
Flora boulevard, south side. between Van
deventer and Lawrence avenues. 50N127.
owned by Henry Hiemenz. Jr.. trustee, was
sold to Theodore Barthel at S45 a foot.
No. llo9 North Ninth street. a two-story
seven-room brick dwelling; also two-story
ley: lot 25xl32: owned by the estate of Anna
{. f Nogel and sold to Benjamin LIndas
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t1Sher * Cos sales were fair in number
and aggregate $500. as follows:
l449 Francis street. southwest corner Of
Cozens avenue, lot f1ix75. improved win
eight modern eight-room brick houses ar
ranged as sixteen four-room flats: gas. bat
and water; renting for So each, or s192 a
month. s2;3o4 a year; property of David
Frey, sold to Mrs. Pauline S. SchnelI for
Sl5OO. Purchased as an investment,
Fisher & Co. also sold on Warne avenue,
west side, jast north OF Florissant avenue.
a vacant LOT Iooxl25 feet; property of John
T. Miller. to John McCarty for S7 q front
foot, or S,7W. PURCHASED for Improvement
Also No. 1907 North Market street. east
OF Marcus avenue. two-story sfx-room brick
dwelling. with lot 25xl24: property of Mrs.
anna Price sold to Joseph Martin. ST.. for
"a his future residence.
Fisher & Co. also sold No. 4o17 Arco ave-
nue' tNo,story six-room brick dwelling with
LOT z3xlo2; property of John c. Ryan. sold
10 a client OF Mueller & Faribault for g ,!I1.
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John 9. blake & Bro.

John s Blake & Bro. report the following
sales:
Nos. 452s-2sA Wichita avenue. two-story
brick flats of four and five rooms. with lot
2Sx13o feet. from J. U. Wanner and wife,
who were represented by Aiple & Hemmel
mann; sold for account OF Edward Parker
and wife. for s.. $50.
Also. lot 50x1s5 feet. north side OF Horton
place. I60 feet west Of Hamilton avenue. to
" F.. Williamson of the Williamson-Gun-
ming Company, who will Immediately build
two nine-room residences,
No. 4i21 Arco avenue. one-story four-room
brick dwelling: sold for account OF J. u.
Warmer TO Edward Parker. for 2.1Oo.
Also, southeast corner of Hamilton and
Maple avenues. lot 100xil5. from Paul Jones
and wife to William F. Williamson; consid-
Grafton. $500.
Also. let 40xJi5. south side of Maple ave-
nue.. 100 feet east OF Hamilton. from Miss
Ellen Mckee to w. F. williamson; consid-
Grafton 81 800.
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Monett & Franciscus.

Mofett & Franciscus sold No. 2S37 Lucas
avenue for $3.50. being a ten-room brick
house and stable. lot 80 feet. Sold through
Byrne; resold the above premises from Jo-
seph Byrne to James r. Whitehill for s.
700. Mr.. Whitehill bought the house with
the intention of papering IL and painting
it throughout and remodeling same for a
home.
Also, sold for Wilbur F. Boyle. trustee Of
the Lindell estate. in Llndell Park subdi-
vision, lot 30 feet on the north side Of Do
der street. ITO feet east of Garrison ave-
nue., for Sl,S15 cash.
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being exclusive of her interest in the per-
sonal estate of her father, which is tenn
porarily in charge of the Mississippi VAL
iey 1Iusl company as executor.
valued at 500, zoo. was allotted to Eliza
Pickel. This portion win I've divided ulti-
mately among the five children of Mrs.
Pickel, grandchildren of Hugh Brennan,
share and share alike.
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each and will be modern in every respect.
These houses. being so close to the new
Mary Institute and in such a desirable To-
cation, will be much sought after, as no
more choice location could be found for a
number of houses of this style.
Nicholls-Rjtter also closed two other deals
for untmproved property, which they can
not report this week. They also closed one
deal of $4,000 for stores and fats. which
VIII be reported next week
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Love & Sons.

Love & Sons sold last week as below:
No. 4439 Labadie avenue. consisting of
four-room. stock-brick cottage. or lot 25x
l35 feet, sold from Margaret Manning to
John Murphy for 1850. Bought for a
home.
Also. sold No. 24 Natural Bridge road.
consisting Of a two-story brick house. on
lot 30NlS0 feet. from lake Straub to Louis
S~tudemeyer. for 1900 cash.
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HaydeI Realty Comn.,,

Sold Nos. 4N-22 South Second street. a
thirty-six room hotel and store building on
lot 42x1o0. from F. Spraul to Joseph Ros-
sier for IS, 500 cash.
Nos. 1850 Hickory street. two ten-room
stone-front dwellings, on lot skis, from
Little Sisters of the Poor to H. ]. Miller,
for IS. 100 cash.
No. 4la Ashland venue, q fve-room cot
tage, on lot 25x125. from August Farwig to
David Carter. for $1,6o cash.
Lot 25x2oo feet on south side of Easton
avenue, east Of Pendleton avenue, from
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The George F. BergfeId Realty Company
reports the sale of No. 1928 Russell avenue.
with lot 80 feet 4 inches by 12S feet, from
Adolph WisllZenus to James A. Uuruuhart.
for 5000 cash. The house Is a two-story
brick having ten rooms. hardwood floors
and every modern Improvement Mr.. JJr-
quhart win make IL his home.
Also lot 5Ox124. on the north side of Rus
sell avenue. between Grand and Spring ave
nues. from Charles Neun to the Gladstone
Investment Company. at s55 a foot.
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Pursuant to proceedings instituted last
February by Margaret A. Doherty VS.. Eiiz-
abeth Ptckel to partition the estate of
aush Breaan. Judge Ferris of Circuit
courtroom =. appointed Robert Rutiedge,
VIM, p Nelson and August Gehner. Com
mIssioners to divide the real estate.
Inc Gpmmissioners have fled their re-
court, allottipg to Mrs. Doherty the ten
two-story brick buildings with i& feet Of
ground on the northeast corner of Chan
ning avenue end Locust street; also thir-
teen acres of land near Tuxedo Park, this
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Greer-Ander.on Realty Comp.ny.

The Greer-Anderson Realty Company re-
port the following sales:
No. 1856 Maffett avenue, two-story. eight
room. slate roof brick residence. lot SIX
1O1; from j. W. Wilson to z. T. Eaton. who
VIII occupy the house for a home.
Also sold Nos. 944-46 HodiamoGt avenue,
double set of four four-room flats, lot 5Ox
40: consideration. $500. from Vim. D.erl-
investment.
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RutledEe & Kiiuatrick.

~ TlulttLEt d hlDal.IIk hc1llN CONF
pany report having sold:
To William Norris % feet Of ground by
a deptn OF IW Ieet to an alley on the east
SIDE OF Twelfth street. between Olive and
The sellers, Frank and Henry T. Phipps.
were represented by Cornet & Zeibig.
Also sold the Hobart residence. No. 81
Nandeventer place to Mrs. Elizabeth ]. Lig-
Sett for S5l,GJ cash. Mrs. Liggett is going
to occupy this residence as her future
hcme. NJ. Hobart was represented by
Also sold for account of Mrs. Nancy L.
Johnston TO William Norris ~23x1o6.4, on the
south side of Locust street, between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets. improved by
an DID two-story brick residence; the price
paid for same was $23,0 COO cash.
Also sold for account of Jane D.. Board
man 10 Doctor Fisch. dwelling house, No.
a2l2 Pine street. on lot SI.6X12S feet, for the
Also sold for account Of Mary Quinn to
Newton {. Doughecty 10 feet OF ground on
teenth streets. Mrs. Quinn was repre-
scented by the John Mcguire Real Estate
Company.
Also sold for account of the Julia Howse
estate 10 the Argyle Real Estate Company,
a two,story modern brick dwelling, No. SIS
whittier street, for 800 cash.
ta;e Company TO the Stanford Investment
company, 200 feet of ground on Granville
Also sold for account of Hector A. Pied
nolr. Jr.. to Mary Quinn. twelve six-room
houses on Thomas street west of Garrison
avenue, for $4,000.
Also sold for account of Julia Howse es-
tate to William Duerbeck. four fats. Nos.
MIS- H~od:amont avenue. for cash.
Also sold for account of the Stanford In
estmen Company to the John Mcguire
Real Estate Company. two modern nine
nue.. for SI2.
No. 2g Adams street to Nicholas Pelli-
green. for $500 cash.
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A regular meeting Of the Board OF Dt-
rectors Of the Real Estate Exchange will
be held next Thursday at 3 p. m
The transfers for the month so far show
that 425 deeds were recorded up to and In
Guiding the 18th. amounting TO d,l42,SS.
Nine hundred and ninety-two deeds OF trust
have been filed, amounting TO sl.29i,05i.
Thomas A. Rice, trustee, sold 32hx2l6 feet
Of ground on the east side Of Arlington
avenue. between GaTafelG and Cote Bril-
liante avenues. city block No. 3725. to W. p.
Dwyer for $s6S.Si.
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The Lincoln Trust Company reports the
sale OF several elegant homes last week
A number Of good investment properties are
also under contract. The renting and leas-
ing department. had a very active week
End corners.
No. Gso FIad avenue. lot s5x14o feet. with
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The William A. Rutledge Realty Conn
pany sold lot 40x7s feet. northeast corner
Ninth and Madison streets, to Gustaye
Klein for $3.50 cash. The lot belonged to
Charles Mckinney of Smithfeld. o.. Mr..
Klein bought to improve. Mr.. Klein was
represented by J. z. Greffet.
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and Carter street. 70x1ao, from Marcus Ave
nue. Realty Company to H. W. Riede, for
SIT.
Also 6Ox12O on west side of Marcus. near
Bircher road, from A Fuhrmann TO n.
Niessen, for $500.
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driveways in the country 1t is to be a
credit to the Worlds Fair City.
The plan is to complete Lndell boulevard
as far out as De Boliviere avenue before
the opening of the Fair and later to ex-
tend it to Skinker read.
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Building Permita-

William Barr Dry Goods company southwest
sorner Sixth and Locust. alteration Of building.
Michael Kelly. ASA and ssss K.nneriy. two-story
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Mdry IL Iaherty 70 CharIes W. bduer, TOT
s.. 500 cash.
Also lot 3ox25 feet on west side of Dalton
avenue, north of Old Manchester road, from
Julia Lass to Lille NJ. Sleight for $40.
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Afford G. Boettger reports the following
sales:
Nos. 261S and 2S20 Chippewa street. a
double two-story brick dwelling, containing
twelve rooms and arranged for four
families. water, sewer and gas. l3-inch walls
all around. lot i0Xl0o; for Mary Barkey to a
client, who bought for an investment for
5000.
No. ala Louisiana avenue. a new one-
story brick dwelling containing four rooms.
cemented laundry and CELLAR. water. sewer
and gas. lot 25Xl25: for Jacob l. Fritz TO
Mrs. Laura Martinsan. for 81, 100, who
bought for a home.
NO. 3522 Wisconsin avenue. a two-story
brick dwelling containing four rooms. water.
sewer and gas, lot 25xS0. street made; for
I. G kuhuie to Henrietta AntweiIcT and
Adam for 81 500. Apple & Henm-
Gilman represented the purchasers.
Lot on the south side of Dunica avenue
25XlZ1.6, thirty-five feet west of Louisiana
avenue. sold to Louis Kopp for S425. who Will
improve at once with a one-story four
room brick dwelling.
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WINES AND LIQUORS

Nelson so County whiskey. soc
Choice ,S % Cabinet whiskey. soc
Old ID. oscar ss9F, Pepper, coo
per DOIlle
virginia ba, Seeding Wine. 4Oc
per Dottle
kS N;s. I, lam s cstaw0a CSC
Choice hss s5 Kissing Wine, CSC
caI ! mas Glaret Wine, 4Sc
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Exactly p of them-and they sold at SEQ
each. Twenty-one parasol wanters can
get them tomorrow at half prices full
ruffies and nice for hot weather-at Main
Entrance.