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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-01-17

Saturday, July It'll. Oxford, England =
Last evening we came 10 Oxford. one Of
the two great university cepters of Eng
land Ii is a beautiful city of spires and
towers. for here are twenty-ll rec col
leges. We hired a genial old guide
with a strong English accent. We en-
tered a fine avenue Of elms. many of
VIII CHI are hundreds Of years sold, and
obtained a view of the river Isis. u name
applied to that part of the Thames
which flows by the University. Here
we saw several beautiful and richly or.
llamented barges. owned by the Uni
Nersity Rowing Clubs. and occupied by
them as floating club houses.
We visited first Christ Chur Ii Col
lege, entering a gateunder Tom Tow
err So called because il contains 'i;reai
Tom. : bell ", ighing $1,000 lbs. Every
night at sos Tom tolls a c,lrfew Of
l0l strokes. as signal for the closing OF
the ga IS, and the luckless student that
lance. We found ourselves in ii great
quadrangle, through VIII CHI we passed
10 the cathedral church. the choir of
which is beautiful " TIA solid Norman
columns and exquisilely wrought fan
ftraeeried roof. We were especially iu-
trresled In the hall whore the students
dine. This,issthe grandest Of all.mediae
val halls in the kingdom. save at West
minister The walls are adorned by a
Observation-Disclosures OF portraits. At
one end q The room. lighted hy tine
oriel window. Is table at which the
tutors dine Along The sides extend la
bles occupied by students Breakfast
and lunch are sssrveHfof the ssnde. i in
their rooms BY their .'soeni. p.-bns the
dinner Is .erved in this magnificent hall
with some degree Of Formally and state.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-01-17

/ = 4 3 Es-
One OF the interesting features was The
kitchen, where men cooks aud servants
provided for $50 students.
There are interior 4uadrangles. called
''qnads, squares Of ground parked OF
by the dormitory walls around them
AT each dormitory window was u win
dow box gay With flowers. The EN-.
trance to one OF these qnads was throus h
an arched passageway, and the guide
told us with evident relish thai after, a
heavy snowfall the studen had banked
this passage up with snow and had
poured on water until it became an i'm
penetrable wall of ice Human nature
is evidently the same ia Oxford's classic
halls as in our modest Dakota colleges
We visited many other colleges and
peeped in AZ the great Bodleian library
Of 100 900 bound volumes. which enjoys
the right TO a copy of every work pub
lished in England We stepped at Oriel
Col eye where Cecil Rhodes worked his
many students here who have obtained
Rhodes scholarships among these. Paul
Young OF Nermilion, who will soon com.
plete his four ears oxford course Our
garrulous guide good naturally answered
our many questions about Oxford col
lege life. and left us 10 stroll al leisure
along the delightful avenue known as
Adds rs walk, said 10 have been fa~
vofiie resort Of that eminent man OF let
ters After day in O Sfords magnifl-
cent colleges and beautiful environs we,
could understa "a how England's most
celebrated men have received inspira-
ton here: how Christ Church College
alone sent out the orator Robert <fseel,
the philosopher. John Locke; the re-
vivalisis. John and Charles Wesley, the
the authors, Ben Johnson and Sir Philip
Sidney; and IN modern times the three
successive premiers, Mr. Gladstone
Lord Salisbury and Lord Rosebsry
Towards evening we took the train for
London. There are four classes Of rail
way coaches in England There is "a
saying that only ROYALTY Americans and
fools ride first class. the fare being loub-
lie that of second. The average tourist
goes third class and finds the, accommo
dations satisfactory The English car
is divided into compartments, eachopen
ing by a door directly upon the st tini.
platform. Within arc two seats facing
each other as in our time honored Elk
Point omnibus, each seat accom- modat-
ing three passengers. Above are com
medic S racks for baggage, for here the
traveller does not check baggage AS n
result he is encumbered by innumerable
packages and rolls so that the omni
present porters carry on hr SIX traffic
transporting enormous loads for the
tritling tip of a few pence.
CONTINUED NEXT WEEK
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-01-17

BY ALI. means let Senator Gamble
and the entire South Dakota delegation
in Congress be Investigated. ..,-.Anl
while You are about 1t, what's the
matter with Investigating Senator
CANDLES predecessor? There is not
much doubt but that the senatorial bee
Is even now buzzing in Mr.. .Pcltigrew's
bonnet and his friends surely will want
him indicated. his investigation
should carefully cover the entire South
Dakota congressional delee alton for
the last ten years at least.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-01-17
Friday, July 9th.

bennington, England We arrived
IN bennington at eleven o'clock last
evening and found the hotels SO crowded
on account Of the. Queen ElMabethan
Pageant at Warwick Castle. that we
hadii difficulty in securing accommo-
dations. bennington is popular water
ing place Of about 30. 600 and is conven-
lent center Tor excursions to Warwick.
Stratford-on-Avon and 9th points II
interest.
v A ride Of "A few miles brought MS to
Stratfofd-on-Avon The shrine OF. every
literary pilgrim. We visited first the
house which tradit on has fixed upon as
the birth place Of shakespeare. The
room that we first entered, with its low
heavily studded ceiling, bare walls bro
ken stone floor and immense yawning
chimney place, was iueXpressibly dreary:
and we passed on to little hail I'M the
rear, which looked out upon trim, old
fashioned garden, gay with pansi 4. col
umbines and daisies. Here bloom all
the flowers (which make the imperisl
able garland on Ophelia's grave '' We
assembled 10 the room where England S
immortal bard first saw the light Of day.
The walls. lie ceiling, and the f,anes il
the little ailiced windows are coyered
viii, as,ss'gfanhs. some Of men famous in
,is:a. ~ on the stage; indeed the
e..a.,..i ~tuscribed With the names OF
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-01-17
Gov. CRAWFORD frs. sppoiatmen

GOV, CRAWFORD S first appointment
is good one. Hon. f. G.. Ericsson of
sElk Point has been named as . mem per
was a follower of Crawford because of
sa friendship of years and he became
his supporter without any idea Of gain
seeker. but an honorable man OF erudi-
tion and fine ability. The appointment
is an excellent one. Huroa,te fstrong1y
sta laUart 7
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-01-17

Instructive Piety Of the Irish Gael.
AS DIR. Douglas Hyde pointed out,
1.-The Irish Gael Is pious by nature
There Is not an Irishman In hundred
In whom is the making of an tins,es
lever. God is for him assured. true.
ineligible. When he-meets neighbor,
instead of saying Bon jour or Good
morning he says God salute you
Indeed, all the ordinary inyocations
and salutations or the Irish language
are governed by this religious feeling.
when he takes SNUFF from you he
will say, 'rhe blessing Of God be with
the souls OF your dead If sudden
wonderment surprises him he VIII cry
"A thousand laudations to God and II
he be shown a young child or anything
else for the first time he viii say.
Prosperity frcm God on It. '"--l.ondon
Spectator
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-01-17
A TRIP THROUGH EUROPE
Gllmpses 81 Liverpool, StraffOrd-On-AvOn, Warwick
Castle and the University Of s,s,s .;.
Oxford
BY MISS 6ErEvIEsE BLAIR

| SO sftany actors that il is called III,
"actors pillar" We secured carriag,
and the driver pointed out to MS In,
grammar school where young William i
beileVed To have received his early train
ing. by a road overriding by giant
English oaks we came 10 the simple ant
/ picturesque Ann Hathaway cottage
| Through little rustic gate we entered
averitabe bower of flowers aud vines.
| Ivy aud roses Chamber over the cottage
and enhance its rustic charms Within
we fingered longest by the lit fireplace
before which stands the rude high
backed settle upon which William sat
when he came u wooing gentle Anna.
WhaNeloquence Of love must he have
had who created for he world d Romeo
and Juliet
Returning we passed the site of tie
New Place. Only part of the founda-
tion remains OF what was once the
great ilouse' of the town. Here Shakes
peare, having achieved fame both as a
writer and actor spent the last years OF
his life and here he died By path
shaded by arching lime trees we came
to the gray old church where beneath a
II simple slab inscribed with the world
famed lines,
.t'Npd friend for Jesus sake forhear
To dig the dust enclosed here:
Blessed he the man that spares these stones,
And c,irst be he that moves my bones,p
rests all that was mortal of William
Shakespeare, Beside the Avon stands
Memorial Theatre in which only Shakes
pearean plays are given: while in the cen
ter OF the market square is memorial
fountain, presented to Stratford by
George w. Childs of Philadelphia,
Eight miles from Sratford on rock
overlooking the Avon stands Warwick
Castle, which Scott calls .'the fairest
monument OF ancient and chivalrous
splendor. which YET remains uniniured
by time. No palace of royalty in Eng
land or on the continent can vie with
Warwick C. site in beauty. Passing
along fine broad road cut in the solid
rock and overhung by magnificent Eng
lish oaks. we entered The castle gate.
Massive Ills overgrown with ivy sur
round the beautiful court. Il fitting set.
ting for The grand old castle Within
are fine apartments containing many
priceless treasures aud works Of art.
One is a lifesized picture Of The Countess
of Warwick by Sergeant, our American
painter. So lifelil1e il is that il seems
that the beautiful countess is smiling a
gracious welcome upon those who pause
in admiration before her. The private
apartments OF the family are not open to
tourists. bat the chief charm is the ex-
Terror OF the castle and its seti ing. the
beauty of which could hardly be rvaled.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-01-17
Ancient Glass.

In the Slade collection at the British
museum in London the most ancient
specimen Of pure glass the date Of
which can be approximately fixed Is u
small lions head. bearing the name or
an Egyptian king Of the eleventh dy-
nasty. That Is to gay. at a period which
may be moderately placed at more
than 1900 years Il. G. glass was1made
with q skill which shows that the art
was far from new London Telegraph.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-01-17

Lava may be blown into opaque bot
ties Of gOssamer lightness. and the
harder sort makes beautiful green
glass OF half the weight and double the
not always the same. Every volcano
pours out its own special brand OF
molten mixture, disagreeable to walk
on, but sometimes yielding precious
products. as pumice stone. Lava. like
all things, decomposes under the touch
Of time, as the fertile plains of Sicily
testify.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-01-17

GOV. CRAWFoRD'S first appoin iment
was that Of Il. G. Ericsson of this city,
for regent of education, The appoint
NETT was at once ratitl5 BY ,he senate
for the full term OF six years This
appointment is recognized all over The
state as most fitting and deserved.
Union County Was strongly AID solidly
insurgent !. for which condition Mr.
E"icson is more responsible than any
other one man. Moreover Mr. Ericsson
10 we'll quallfiel by natural aptitude
and training for the position and will
discharge its duties with faithfulness,
efficiency aud conscientiousnes5 n
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-01-17

SENATOR BURK EFT, of Nebraska, has
introduced Il bill in favor of keeping a 4
pOstoffices closed on Sunday. He hulds
that carriers and clerks are entitled 10
rest on that day, that business COM
smunications are not acted upon Until!
the day following, and that most of
those who hasten to the postoffiee on
Sunday are silly girls looking for letters
from sweethearts
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-01-17

THE inaugural banquet at Pierre
this year was provided and served 81
the ladies OF the Congregational and
Baptist churches. The Capitol .Ioaraadt
says that mo such spread for so many
people was ever served in the state be-
fore by any body of lad ies.''
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-01-17
Thursday, July ). 1906.

thursday, July >, 1905.
Liverpool England The mornin.
after orr arrival in Eugla d our party ol
four boarded the tram car for the docks.
The English tram" differs from the
American street car i'm more than IN
name. The IRAN is two story struc.
lure. SO covered with advertisements
that it is difficult for TIL novice To de
termine whether it's destination Is ivan
Houten's Cocoa. "Bovril. or Pier
Head. On the rear platform is a little
spiral stairway ascending to the second
story. from which one may obtain an un-
Instructed view In England the fare is
the same above as below. being one pen
~, or two cents, for certain distances
md an additional penny for points be-
ond. The guard collects the fares
nd hands the passeng a ticket which
he keeps until he caves the car. AS a
esult the pavement in busy section is
Usually carpeted with these little cards,
dvertising. on one side. delicious Cof-
ee, Cream Chees - or other com
nodities
tlong the Mersey river, a intensely in
Ceresting. Here centers the commerce
IF the world. We passed in succession
the landing stages of the Cunard. White
Star, Canadian Pacific, Red Star, Amer
lean and many other steamship lines.
Anchored here lay steamships bound for
all parts of the world. At the Amer
lean line dock we recognized the Merton
which we had so recently left
We left Liverpool for the ''rayre oldc
citye of Chestre. which is sixteen miles
from Liverpool. on the River Dee, SUR
onnded by walls dating back to the
Romans. Nowhere else in England has
The quaint and historic been SO consist
breathing an atmosphere of bygone
ages. The narrow. irregular streets. the
quaint HOSES, with old leaden and la.
tced windows ponderous Knockers and
elaborate oak carvings, the cathedral.
black and criimblng with age all make
Chester unique. The stone wall. which
was built rs IA fertilization 10y the Romans
during their occupancy OF Britain under
Caesar, is quadrangular and three miles
in extent. We ascend, d the stone stair
way al Eastgate and found ourselves
upon the wall. At some points this WV
covered wall rises to the height of forty
feet and commands magnificent view
Of the surrounding country: at others. we
must descend a flight of steps where the
wall has been removed for a street. On
The wall are anci mt watch-'owers, from
me of which Charles |, on ,ha 9th OF
september, 1913. witnessed the disas-
troiis defeat of his army at Rowton
Moor-a defeat that cost the unhappy
his kingdom. and ultimately
nis|iiead, Most picturesque was the
view Of the old mill with its revolving
water-wheel and the stone bridge span
lIng the river, The quaintness of the old
city had for me an odd fascination, and
we Ell with regret picturesque Chester
md the sylvan River Dee.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-01-17
Not Lated.

a. big operator on Wall street famed
Tor his success. daring and fortune. il
member OF the Waldorf coterie that
meets in Mr.. Boldt's big hotel each
afternoon after the. market closes.
AZ few nights ago he went ton din
ner party The lady he took ont with
him didn't know much about Wal
street, so she sought to lead the oper.
ator along me paths OF literature
do you like Balzac?' she asked ~
way o. an opener es'
Mo- wxs the answer; ~ nsvesst1eal
Ii those curb stocks. = Saturday Eyw,.
ing Post.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-01-17

The distinguished alieuist looked
worried No. he said 10 the reporter.
II cant give Won an opinion AS to the
sanity Of the prisoner" Bit surc!y
you have considered the casey' 1T
Isn't that replied the alienist; but,
you see. each side has sent me re-
'tainer, and as these are the same
amounts | sm. OF course, In temporary
doubt. "-Philadelphia Ledger.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-01-17
THE COURIER
BIZ CHAS. II. BRUCE
Published on Every Thursday.
The COURIER is mailed regularly to its sub.
scrlnefS until Il definite order to discontinue Is
received and All arrears are unids p
Officia! County and City Paper

The Pierre Dokotan goes over into
the fifth column In describing the
ladies costumes al the inaugural ball.
Not word is said as to what the men
folks had on, and the men alone, so it
is said, IN Ike The laws.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-26

ANNEXATION PROBLEM
YOUNOT0Wk

shall youngstown incorpo'a..'
q city OF the fourth cas- 80 y !.
with West Seattle. Ala ~ -.
spring hi. thus toFmlns ~ - /,
municipality. VITA annsAa \. /
seattle as the opjees' = ''s.s
absorbing subject in ne ..' $50. .ss-s
ern suburb. YESTERDAY W .as1s
MCMAHON, OF West seaus, :.
"a a meeting Of loanss10'
zens on the subject. .,,,. -
last night a mass me ne -.
held in the Halier seneo ...ssssI.;
IVES, Seattle. &c discuss ;. /. w
10 Seattle. Ali Point 49,
town citizens we're pfeseaI 4 81
CITY Attorney McNahgn' ~,
seattle. Is making ever !. nsuIss
prevent any attempt :, ~ -, sls..is
eoting al the incorpofassao..., , n Il
az Youngstown, West seer : .,sssrl
to be held May Is. and = y M 7.
~ have A census taken = s,es
ing population Of foahss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-26
LOCAL FLASHES
rawabrsksr rls.a.

Paw sbraksr Fiasd.
Because be failsa e naks -
port 20 the police " csfaAlh nnis
pawned with him san gisessn
was yesterday fined &c y IN
Borden.
Plat Aeeeptrs.
a COMMITTEES - ina eltf fssna
yesterday accepted tse 81
Mount Baker Park adii,ida NJ
viii add nirs aad : hAlf zaa
streets 10 the city Part n
streets viii - paved. ara rsss
sidewalks iaIe on all
ohfe cIass us~scsL
ffnasr the saspsees ef tie :
society u MaaainKSsas q mm
ana literary rrogfasn vii =
aorr6 IN kKaus hsfs On we4sma
evening, MsY j.
narsssasr.' psii
A benevolent taIl uiH - "a
az Eaxics hall nexf TuessaY &c
Anrii ~. - the BartsndeFe -
Ne 8sl
seerrtarY 10 PLEA
Robert " kelsey hxs fstsfk
the appointment Of asaiN,an, sis
tAfY 20 Enitsa states sensfef -
M KELSEY wiii go 70 wasAiaynE
The beginning d the nsxi tesf.z {
congress
tnfas LsHKue Elects
A meetipE 81 fae N91ast lzin
Label League pAs heia q, faa gAsg
Temple Last nignt II whicA tilta
were elected Mrs ~ 4 Egss ~
elected financial secretary AZ =
" Trousdale. deor &efpsf
AIlewes rsrsrr essxss.
OH Nils IL n the city ~ -
charEs OF forgery Ag1an -
Mile - alleged % have erefssss
Everett ard Edmcnds speei 9
weeks ago lie VAS eAaGAf . ~
say. Alaska. and WAS tfessti e
Seattle after midnight last nlst
sex way 70 Get whiskf
Dr. Ernest Mckfbbea. wta =
sides on Second az. near Pas
was awakened early FssssfG
morning ~ = would-he pzfissi -
asked fer two gallons ef wAsfi Y
a skin trouble The meaiN =
that the man WAS iniexieeit2 y
refused TO listen to hin rs
low then made q farther Pc. -
gnE nnmerous ailments VIA ~
~ was afflicted. cut the de',E
fused 70 listen 20 hin4 =
thfeafers ~ thf -
ne al not leave -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-26

N 'nSsKemsnt Extraordinary !.
Glnh 81 tho Grand Monday -
ahen Nat G. Goodwin. &c.,.
fafsfaoni comedian. supporss !,
Edna Goodrich and q Nsw
company presents a ~uiidsa ~
A. American CiiiEsa.e vWbs. /.
Were Twenty one. The Co.
and what Wouid gsnflsms- ~, -
follow ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-26

To The star Main teta, fna
iiss. The star will call and col.
lset the bill. and will send 30
yea the aaswsrs to your al
when addressed care The stat
RATES ron tt.ASsttl En
anA Asa EIsfa aHNTa thstp
astea. i.ost aad rsuaa, tsr
neht. her sale. ste.l oss tsst
Nerd.
SITUATIONS WANTED ABS,
~ " ssa. Three ftsass fef %
0eats.
seven werda or fractions es
words 60 the hns. eaah "a AZ.
vance Whun chafseN 20 -
count actual numesF % lines as
set viii be counted MininnH
bin far en- "a IS cents, hal
lard Naat Ad Agency Y. u
Mullen. 81 Ballard Az ofn
city Hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-26

4 double bsll VII b. givsn a. a.
i.1fie theatre nest 4esk. 49,
. comic ppers and saThe pss~..
ers, . traeesfY. taxing sAs 49, Z
the ~0lrgfs Giresa. ths ssssss, :
thia week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-26
THE THEATERS



The Magic Melody. we.eh
,sst night ~ fhs otssa gsnsf
tpass ~ = play that brss.. ossii
unusually gentle and ess,.. =
mosphefs n deals IL mss,.s,a =.
10 ana love strikes aafs r....s 20
psiN"sn the Eraspins nsnsv 'i' '.'H
bNsinFss man and tina r.sat
soulful aspirations n ~ .'Ha
violin player The Ulav ,s.hs
decided hit. saeh act eis,,r- 80 !
CONTINUED sDpisuss. walkee -, "
sizes has sRcsilsut sappsrt - - Z
piece Aboanda 10 pathetic 80 =
matte situations. inssrsts,,sz ~
delicate bumof. -
The star himself l. bftln..,
elective At All times afssas-. -
part calls FOR sgbdnss ga -. =
"a ACTING There ia gees, 80.
IN sseh plays as TIE nssar
sdy that ths interpreters vii -.
dus ihsir parts ard the -.
charm % ths lines vii /.
but Af Whitesidss ana n, -.
make the piece effective IN -. -
restrained way The nArss
edYs Il certainly worth ssein.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-26

The Adventures af fzzy r.-,s..
IL prov lns - BE- oae u fts -
sueerssfql plays shieh - -
been presented 81 the s<ss ~ 4,
fanfsKs stock Company. Nszi 81
1Jifn. The rsunman. vii y az 4
fefiuE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-26
MEETING OF RsssNN''

The eleventh SINUS SINUS. ne
meeting M Of the Reeses,s .. Z, ~
dies branch Of Odd 80 ~, re
sented and 500 members e'
ent, banquet 8
In the evening p@ss :. !,
served in the dinins-'O0"
hall. ...r,ters q z
,oss re- will attend H'ss ..'lss
Loshi Park in eoalu ..s.,ysr,sry
Inc elehty-eighth
the odd Fellows. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-26

Moray a Mars ~s.-. o., .
gag msnt az the seattle q,.....
SATURDAY aiEht iisiio Nil :.
90 De she iivsliest ever oes.. =
day nlghf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-26

Powell the iiiesiensrt. twe -.
Stretches SeRro eaus5iHss, e,sss,
pictures naa other eesd 80
make me veaaefiiis pfnsran 4 4.
Star theatre fhis seek neFth 49,
inE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-26
Lakewood

ron sAIH-Hy OWNER
fnt e1sffn, cleared frnrss rssar fdF
hnfialas saA Esrisn I hlark fraa fste
WsehinEfcn ettf uatsf waa5eh wsika
s'pzs - riantsf boil erard tee car Hass
Price tfsn aoe1 terms noam - rninu hlk
rHuNn MAIN g1fa
G fuuNeroN A co.
Heoms ts7i nosns Hlt
rhenssi Msin fai Tot A 9ffs
~ lots 81 HaHsFd one sad eas hair hinck
frcu paved street
fst tosisn. al - ser psnaT uaf
10 srfss. A. isud On countT rosa.
Also
anHu
iefs eaxiza saeh. fnof four rodn house.
tf1a TO $3.50
Fef srfs, and 10 aefe tracts level land
rich saii 20 aanufH toad rnnninE STREAM
40 mlunfesi waik ffnm wharf
THE Tif 1EE ABOVE
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