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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-12-07
Real Estate Transfers.

Furnished by Lowenburg & Son, 1O7
South Court street.
Abegg, Walter, Guard, to G. w.
Blair and w. ]. Neal, SW. n, NV. n,
sec. 23-71-15 $500.
Neil, w. J. to Geo. W. Blair, und
u above, $500.
Gee, James and wife to Jas D. Gray
lot Z, blk. 5, Fairview add. Ottum-.a
500.
strobel, Minerva and John M. t.
Minor L. McMinn. lot IL, blk. 1, Smith
add. Ottumwa, 1915.
Castle, Margaret and G. B. to Harry
M. Leonard, part NE. ", SW. n, sec
23-72-14, $3.50.
Norton & Smith to Emerine Bowen
lot 5, Rush sub, part Williams 9Th add
Ottumwa, $3.50.
Thompson, A. j. and wife to Petel
Hoffman. lot 10, blk. IA, Smiths 4th
add. Ottumwa, S400.
Huffman, Peter and wife to A. j
Thompson, lot SO, Halberg sub. OF.
tumwa. $500.
Boyd, Cora ct. al, to Columbus ant
Nancy L. Grady, E. ", NE. n, NV. n
and N. ", Sc. " NV. ", sec. 1919
IL. $4,000.
Prugh. ]. w. and wife to Franz
Waxberg, lot 26, blk. 2, Smiths add
Ottumwa, $1,000.
Bliley, Leila E., and G. D. toe. C
| Ayres, lot 6, blk. Z, Fairview add. OF
| tumwa, S1.00 and exchange.
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1000
H. o. Long, work ..........
Reports of Officers.

The reports of E. Livingston, chief
of the fire department, and Daniel
Harmon, chief of police, were read and
ordered placed on file. The reports
were published in previous issue of
the Courier.
The report Of Police Judge e. M.
Campbell showing fines collected dur
ing November to the amount of s147.07
was ordered received and placed on
file.
Alderman Charles Wright, chairman
of the police committee, reported that
the old patrol wagon had been sold for
$25.
Alderman Frank Gone, chairman of
the fire committee, reported that the
brown horse which had proved too
light for use by the fire departm ent,
had been sold for $50.
The special committee appointed to
determine the amount Of interest due
to John w. Scott on his sewer ac-
count reported that there was. due him
$67.S3 and the report was concurred
| in.
An ordinance was passed establish
ing grade on Court avenue between
Court and Wapello streets. ~
The matter Of a settlement with the
Ottumwa Traction & Light company
for the company's shares Of the West
1 Second street paving was discussed
and it was ordered that the bills of
the Traction company against the city
for arc lights be held until settle
ment was effected. The amount due
from the company is said to be ST.
1871.
On motion Of Alderman j. N. Weld
enfeller it was ordered that settle
ment be made with s. P. Lawson for
cutting weeds for the city for $205 in
full Of all claims.
| A Humane Officer
Mayor B. F. Suits stated to the
council that he had been requested by
/ the Human society to request the
! council to appoint special officer for
the purpose of preventing cruelty to
animals ETC., during the winter. The
matter was referred to committee of
i three. Alderman E. H. Mather, H. P.
/ Keyhoe and Samuel Johnson.
Alderman Keyhoe stated that he had
been requested by James Hirst to pc
tition the council to take some action
regarding the Improvement of East Di-
vision street north of Woodland av-
enue. The chairman of the street COM
mittee was instructed to make a re
port regarding the improvement of the
! street at the next meeting.
] The council then adjourned.
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rual harvest home festival at the
Methodist Episcopal church Thanks
giving night. The house was crowded
end many could not find seats. An in
teresting program of musical numbers
and recitations was carried. out. A
procession consisting principally Of
women dressed to represent the wives
Of the presidents formed very inter-
esting feature. The costumes were as
nearly as possible like those worn by
the wives Of presidents. The pro-
cession was headed by the Goddess OF
Liberty and Uncle Sam. The church
was beautifully decorated with flags
bunting, fruits, vegetables, etc. At
the close of the entertainment a COL
lection amounting to 1851 was taken
up. During the afternoon a number
Of relics which had been collected by
Rev. Right, We're on display at the
church. The decorations were made
by Rev. Right, who also arranged the
details of the program The entertain
ment was spoken of very highly by
those who attended.
Born, Saturday, December 2, 1905
to Mr.. and Mrs James Dunning, OF
South Fourth street, a 1914 pound son
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Coleman. Of
with Joe Coleman and. Ed Brubaker
east Of town.
| Born, Saturday, December 2, 1905
to Mr.. and Mrs. Russell. Williams, OF
Givin, a daughter.
The residence near Shafer cemetery
owned by r. A. Hansel. and occupied
| by Elmer Reeves and family, caught
fire from a defective f1ue Wednesday
night about 40 o'clock, after the fam
| lily had retired, and when the family
| finally discovered the fire, it had gain
ed such Roadway that the house and
contents were destroyed.
H. L. Gibson, who has been i'll with
congestion Of the lungs at his home
east. of town. was improving at last
reports.
Chas. A. Fisher returned Saturday
from Olio, Wayne county, where he
had been visiting relatives for 8
week.
| Fourteen friends Of Miss Ruth Berry
gave her quite a surprise Wednesday
evening by coming in on her in d
body. The amusements Of the evening
We're music and games. Refreshments
were served. On Friday evening Miss
Waldo Spencer was given a surprise
party. She was the recipient of sever
al nice presents. Games and music
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SCALE INSPECTOR.
RETAIL MERCHANTS PETITION
CITY COUNCIL FOR A NEW
SYSTEM OF WEIGHING
Talks by w. H. Cooper and G. j. Hin.
shaw-Humane Society Asks APP
pointment Of Special OFFICER to Pre-
vent Cruelty to Animals.

A petition for the installing of q sys.
tenn Of city weighing was presented
by representatives of the Retail Mer.
chants association Of Ottumwa at the
regular meeting OF the city council last
evening. The petition was referred to
the committee of the whole and the
city solicitor and it is probable that
some action may be taken at the next
meeting.
All the members of the council were
present but Alderman w. H. O'Malley.
when B. F. SHUTS called the meeting
to order.
The minutes of the previous meet.
Ing were read and approved.
The claim of Charles Benson for
$500 for personal injuries alleged to
have been sustained from q fall caused
by a defective sidewalk on the north
side of West Main street between Mar
ion and Wapello streets. was referred
to the city solicitor.
A communication from Mary and
Catherine Brady protesting regarding
the paving assessment against their
property on North Washington street
was read and the levying of the paving
assessments on that street was de.
ferred until next meeting to allow
time for investigation of the claims of
the petitioners. Their claim is that
the assessment is more than one-fourth
of the value of the property.
Want Scale Inspector.
w. H. Cooper addressed the council
on the need of having system of city
weighing. He spoke of the many i'm.
provements made in Ottumwa in past
years in an eloquent manner and said
that in his opinion the installation OF
a system of weighing under the super.
vision of the city would be of as much
benefit to the citizens as any Of the
other public improvements. He was
followed by G. ]. Hinshaw, who sub
mitted the following petition on behalf
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OF the committee from the Retail Mer-
chants association:
ITO the Honorable Mayor and City
Council of the city Of Ottumwa:
"Gentlemen-Feeling that the rapid
ly increasing need of cities call for
systematic methods Of weighing, and
THAT, Stree Ottumwa approximately
disposes of over 100000 bushels of
coal annually, besides many millions Of
pounds of farm produce, authorized
city weighers only can properly pro-
tect the rights of the consumers, our
citizens, therefore,
.We. the undersigned committee
from the Ottumwa Retail Merchants
association do hereby submit to the
honorable mayor and city council Of
Ottumwa. a petition for some system
Of city weighing satisfactory to them,
with the following suggestions gath
cred from tbe systems Of other
cities, and seeming reasonable upon
examination Under The present munich
nal conditions az our city,
a1at +ba o,t1. r1ov AZ ;psnector
who Shall h ~. o,,e Gp - ;nsnsct ~
licensed scales II the oity, 81 which
there should be five, also to require
the weighing Of any load or commodity
to be sold in Ottumwa for correction
Of weights and the influence OF con
slant watchfulness for the same. Let
the said inspector secure his wage
from the sale of tickets issued and sold
by the city to weighers appointed from
among our present scale owners at the
rate Of $500 per hundred, after de-
Quoting 500 per year for the regular
city license granted to the said five
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helped to make the occasion more en-

joyable.
Rev. Right delivered sermon APP
propriate for Thanksgiving at the
union Thanksgiving service at the
Congregational church Thursday
morning. The attendance was fair.
Mrs. G. L. Miller who was called
20 Council Bluffs by the illness Of her
father, returned to her home at Hay
dell Friday night.
Miss Cora Janson. one of the teach
ers in the school here, visited over
Thanksgiving at Oskaloosa.
Clyde Mosby and daughters. Misses
Jennie and Nellie. Of Centeryille, were
visiting friends in town Thursday ev-
en:I,K.
Wesley Ward, who has been at VIC
tor. Colorado, the past year, arrived
Thursday night for. visit with his
father, y. w. Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Kidd and Mrs.
theodore Inskeep, of OttumWa, and
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Lafferty, OF Oska-
lOosa. were among the out of town
guests at the Latimar-True wedding.
The Eddyville Izzers played their
sccoiml game Of football against the
Oskalocsa Lucky Stars on Thompson's
park. Thanksgiving afternoon. The
score was % to 0 In favor of the Wis
iting team. There was also a shoot
ing match on Thompsons park the
Same Afternoon.
Mr.. Forsythe, of ottumwa, was a
Thanksgiving guest at the G. e. Rob
inson home.
Misses Jennie and Bertha Hosc1aw
returned to their home at Abba Sat
urday after visiting at the j. II. Mil
Ter home and with other friends.
Mrs. NJ, A. Lester is reported as very
sick.
Calvin Manning, of Ottumwa, was
in town Saturday on business.
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klRkvILLE.

Kirkville. Dec. Married, by Rev
Bruce on November 81. at the Smith
nome, Miss Carrie Landers of Chicago
ILL.,, and Marion Smith.
On November 30, at the home of the
bride, occurred the wedding of Miss
Sallie Ross and DR.. Luther F. Kepler,
Rev. Vincent, officiating. Thev left
for their new home at Searsboro.
D. G. Ward is very ill and seems tt
be getting weaker each day.
I. 0. Edgar, of Cassville, Mo-, is
here, visiting friends.
c. E. McGlasson and family, of Wa
terloo, are VISITING with relatives here
John Clark is still sick with rheu-
matism.
Miss Lily McCune came home to
spend Thanksgiving day.
Rev. Bruce began a protracted meet
ing at the Methodist Episcopal church
Thanksgiving evening.
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ST. Petersburg. via Eydtkuhen,
East Prussia, Dec. At is report
ed from Cronstadt that q German
squadron has been sighted in the
Baltic sea, near the Russian coast.
Rumor attributes the appearance
of the squadron as preparatory to
the fight of the Russian imperial
family.
st. Petersburg, Dec. 3-via Eydt-
kuhen, East Prussia, Dec. News
which has curious parallel in the
French revolution comes from
little village on the borders of the
Baltic, where the people have or
ganized the republic of Novar-
gansk." They have issued mani
festo abolishing the rule not only
of the emperor but of the Diety,
which has been read in the
churches and the popular assembly
halls.
Warsaw, Dec. g. - The executive
committees Of the railroad employees
union has telegraphed to all stations
on the Russian railroads urging the
men to begin a general strike at mid
night unless the sentences of death
passed by the court martial on local
leaders of the recent railroad strike at
Samara are reversed before that hour
The abolition of the minor state of
martial law was gazetted today and
Poland is now completely free from
rule. The authorities have
prohibited the proposed meeting of
the striking post and telegraph EN-.
ployes.
Advices from Sebastopol say the
government has ordered that the NUT
ineers there be tried by court martial
Information from Moscow says a
committee from the Bourse is trying
to arrange a settlement of the tele-
graph strike.
Bucharest, Roumania, Dec. 5. =
Many wealthy refugee families from
ODESSA and KisEinev have reached
Jassy. They report an alarming
spreading Of the agrarian movement.
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DuNREATH.

Dunreath, Dec 6.--Smith Crook. re-
turned Saturday after weeks visit
with her daughter, Mrs. John Davis
Of Evans.
Mrs. Ellen Phifer spent Sunday with
her daughter, Mrs. Hattie johnson, of
Cordovia, who is sick with typhoid
fever.
Mrs. George Waters attended the
funeral Of her niece at Des Moines on
Sunday.
Samuel Rorlings moved to Monroe
last Wednesday.
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God the Natural Healer.

1--WE think the Bible is to be credited
A.vherein It indicates that God is the
Natural healer of all our diseases, and
se know that this God is mind and
Nstt matter.
ftHow did Jesus-the only perfect
faler whom history affords-how did
lie heal the sick? Medicine had been
IN use for twenty centuries. Was it
mind or matter? Christianity would
collapse in the admis sion that it was
not mind.
ut is urged that all this is trans
hdental, because contrary to the
enses. So it is the hope of immortal
so is the belief in God and Heaven.
senses testify to the extinction of
ia by death and the humiliation of
Individuality and they do not afford
atom Of evidence of God as a spirit
1t is declared that Christian Science
ststice is intangible and is objection
"a because there is no visible point
@salpable animus or rnodus operandi.
you know why the earth reyolves,
ay your heart beats, why you can
ink your eyes, or do anything? No.
pes any physical scientist understand
b primary impulsion of your every
? No, none on earth ever knew
night snend years in bringing to your
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-12-07
FIGHT FIRE
WITH FIRE
POST AND TELEGRAPH EMPLOYEES
IN RUSSIA PLAN TO SAVE
LEADERS
PARDON OR BIG STRIKE

Men Condemned to Die Must be Set
Freercommittee Declares, or All the
Photographers in the Empire VIII Go
on strike-PoIand Free From Mar
tiaI Law.
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j. H. Merrill Co, mdse ........ 375
Haw & Simmons Co., mdse.... 15.49
g. r. Roberts, intersections -. 2.70
Maggie McGee, fedeing prison
ers.. -. 80. ........... 1890 |
j. W. Ninemires, burying ami
mails 80. ........ $50
Hutchinson Lumber Co., lumber. 1.37
Wormhoudt Lumber Co., lumber266.S9 |
Public Water Co., hydrant rent
al. -. ..,.s... 9O3.5O
f. A. Tisdale, lumber ;. ). ;. ..132.67
T. D. Lee, burying animals -. 1850
Charles Chiffon, stone ......... 44.95
A. Odenwalder & Co., lumber. 1880
j. H. Cremer, dieting prisoners. 1850
Dennis Riordan, South Side fire
Iowa Telephone Co., messages. 100
Ottumwa Brick & Construction
Co.. brick. -. $50. 1890
Ottumwa Brick & Construction
Co., brick. 80. -. ......... 16.00l
Ottumwa Brick & Construction
Co., brick -. ..... 1900
ottumwa Stamp Works, supplies 1880
D. o. Horn, witness fees ...... go
Harry Egan, witness fees 80. so
Ellen Potts, witness fees ...... go
Maggie Potts, witness fees -. go
Maud Potts, witness fees ...... go
Mike Egan, witness fees ...... go
R. Cline, witness fees .......... go
-. Treasurer's Report.
The following report of City Treas
urer James V. Curran was ordered re-
ceived and placed on file:
General fund .............$ 10000
Bond fund $500. .......... 8,S20.32
Sewer fund ............... 8517
Water fund .............. 1929
Bridge fund .....,........ 2,S11.82
Water sinking fund $685.. 29,201.50
Grading fund ........... .46
improvement fund ........ 1875
Special road fund .......... 29ss.59
Light fund .............. 414.11
44736.11
Engineers Estimates.
The following estimates, approved
by the city engineer. were allowed and
ordered paid, according to contract:
]. W. Scott, work on Finley
avenue sewer ........... $1,4ss.5e'
H. L. Ford, repairing cross
ings ......... 800
H. T.. Ford. relaying walks ). 1920
o. L. Shadford, earth 1880
sewer ~. 2,765.33
! II l., Ford. intersections ~. 6.12
H. L. Ford, repairing pave
| ments i5.o1
Charles Chiffon, East End
| sewer .......... ........ oo5.oo
Church Porter, inspecting
sewers ................. 5000
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AUDITORS REPORT.

The following
ed
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-18
COUNCIL MEETING

/ II. T. Boyle was reelected pur-
chasing agent for the ensuing year.
A. w. wllksrson was reelected
fscaI agent for the ensuing year.
w. s. Howell was reelected
mayor pro tenn.
T. n. Spell was reelected city
sexton.
W. A. Reed was re-appointed dep
uty marshal and +. q. Dixon, street
supe rintendent.
The city marshal was authorized
TO give notice that hereafter stock
staked out on the streets will be
taken up and put in the pound the
same as loose stock, as this practice
il in direct violation OF the stock
law.
Foil owing are the ordinances pre-
sented to the council by those NOV
ing Ia the matter OF the proposed
Bryan-College electric railway and
Bryan light and power plant. The
council considered the matter In ex-
ecutive session and appointed Al
dermen Howell, Boyle and Convey TO
consider the proposition and report
10 an ad iourned meeting of the
council Wednesday night, the 10Th /:
AN ORDINANCE granting TO w.
+. Connolly, j. A. Myers, q. NJ.
Brandon, j. X. Astin aud j. w.
Bats a franchise 20 build and OPP
crate an Electric Railway In the
City Of Bryan:
Sec. /. BE IL ordained by the City
Council OF the City of Bryan that
the said City OF Bryan hereby
grants 90 w. II. Connolly, j. A.
Myers. G.. NJ. Brandon, j. II. AS
tin and j. w. Bats and 10 their as
signs "A franchise aud right to use all
the streets Of the City Of Bryan save
and excepting from this franchise
Main street and that part of Dallas
street lying aud extending north OF
Baker street in Phillips Addition,
for the purpose Of building, operat-
ing aud maintaining an electric rail
road over and upon said streets, with
full power and authority TO lay down
tracks 10 operate and run electric
cars upon same for the transporta-
ton of passengers in and 10 any part
OF the City OF Bryan and 10 and
from the City of Bryan aud the Ag-
ricultural and Mechanical College
Ia Brazos County, and for the trans
pOrtation aud handling OF freight TO
and from said City of Bryan and
said College, and the said parties
and their assigns are hereby granted
full power 10 erect such stations and !
depOts IN the City Of Bryan as may
be necessary for the conducting Of |
said electric railroad and the bust /
ness thereof.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-18
IT WAS DRY SUNDAY.
All Kinds OF Business at a Stands,iII
In Missouri Metropolis.
LAW WAS OBSERVER
Promptly at Midnight Saturday Mn
saloons, barber shops, Restsu.
rants, Groceries, News and
Cigar Stands Closed.

ST Louis. April i7.-For thk&-
time In six years St Louis has h..
a dry" town for twenty-four hou.
and for the first time In It's hls,s,,
the "dryness" has been complete. eva
side doors being closed Not only -!
II a dry Sunday but Il has been !.
Shameless. shineless. smokelesa and =,
most hungry Sunday as well. Promo
iy az midnight Saturday night the !.
loon lights were extingulshed and a.
patrons were requested 90 depart j,
once. Barber shops Immediately clos.
news stands and cigar stands foIlov,.
suit small grocery shops and delle'
lessen stores shut up shop. and a.
large down town restaurants dld =.
open their doors Sunday.
s. II. Patton. a barber. was arres,.
thirty minutes after the legal hs-
for closing. while he was enfnTed
trimming a patrons hair and the Tue,
less OCCUPANT ~ the chair was for,r
90 plead with the policeman b.sr.
the barber was allowed 10 finish u
work The barber was taken TO I
headquarters. where he was - &
with a warning |
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-18
FRANCHISE ASKED FOR ELECTRIC
RAILWAY AND LIGHT PLANT.
BLOCK OF GROUND F0RPOHER HOUSE
Was Requested-eiectiou Returns Can.
vassed School Trustees Elected
Ordinances.

The city council met In regular
adjourned session last night, Mayor
Harrison presiding and all officers
present.
Routine business was disposed OF
in the usual way, including reading
OF minutes, official reports, etc. The
quarterly report of the finances OF
the city, including all expenditures
for months OF January, February
and March, together with balances
on hand in all funds on April /, was
given in full Ia The Eagle Saturday
morning.
The city accepted the tender Of a
street through the Ward place from
j. w. Bats and others, the only cost
TO the city being the recording Of
the deed, which Mfr. Bats will write
free Of charge; and Mr.. Geo. Wicker
volunteers TO take acknowledge
ments 10 without cost
The returns of the late city cleo
ton, which makes no change In the
officers Of the city, were canvased,
the result declared, and the re-elect-
ed officers sworn in by Judge A. q
Board.
The old council then adjourned
and the new council was called TO
order.
Mayor Harrison announced the
reappointment of all standing COM
mittees as heretofore existing. In
making the committee appointments
the mayor addressed the council in
few well chosen words, appreciat-
ing the harmonious work OF the body
during the past year, and expressing
hope for similar conditions In the
future.
Ed Hall, w. r. James, w. X.
Sanders and n. G.. Rhodes were
unanimously reelected members OF
the school board.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-18
NEWS m BRIEF

No more P0nca Indian Girl babies
are 10 BE- tattooed
One hundred and hfty American,
visited the pope on the 18Th
Terrell. Tex FIRE department will
have n carnival all next week
Poynor Henderson county. Te1a-
parties viii bore 1900 feet Tor 0n.
Three head Of cattle died from rabies
IN Okl1homa county Oklahoma.
Three miles north % Colmesueu. Tex
several freight cars overturned
An old negro named Peter Reeve.
was killed by "a train near Calvert Ter
Bonds Of Co1lgate. T. r.. $4,000 were
sold 10 a Gainesville. Ter. company f1r
;is4sis.
Experiment in rice raising win bs
made In irrigated district near wichita
Falls, Tex
Miss la Tarben tho writer. o. rsru-
pefating on "a ranch ir williamson
county Texas.
Eight miles west Of Hugo. / r.. vs.
o. Parker lost sixty hogs from "a dis
ease resembling cholera
a Mexican section hand waa hit by
a car AZ Royse city. Tex 4 Jaw vas
broken and ear nearly torn or.
DR.. H. r. Fuller of Peoria. i'm csun
~. Texas. was thrown against barb
wire fence by his team ana badly hurt
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-18
J. w. Bats
REAL ESTATE AGENT
OFFICE IN TAI.IAFERRO BUILDING
OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE.

PHONE No. 81.
Have 10 once the only set Of Abstract B0ots OF
Biazos County Land Titles
FOR SALE.
The n. u. Cole block In Hall
addition. Price s75O.0O.
One quarter Of a block In eastern
part of town, price s375
90 acreR OF land and good Tour
room residence, located inside city
limits. Psice sl5O00O.
2i2 acres Of land on east side OF
town known as the Caldwell pasture,
Will sell In tracts 10 suit purchasers
and on easy terms.
3 lots In good neighborhood, with
fine sh sde trees. Price $500. Terms
easy.
Groom house aud 9 lots orr Sest
side OF town. Brick cistern ana aug
we'll Price $3.50. Terms easy.
4l0 acres OF timber land In hurteiI
neighborhood i'm tracts 10 suit puF
chasers. Price $500 10 si.OO per acre
Terms easy.
The Mistrot place in south part u
town. Eigth acres and two.stor
s room house. Bath room with hoI
and cold water, two undergoing
cisterns and water-works. All neg
cessary out houses. Price f3,0OO.
3 lots near Allen Academy. frld
$500.
go acres good timber land ~
miles from town. VIII sell IN ~
or more tracts.