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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1907-03-26
HOpkinSViIIe Market.
Corrected Every Thursday
GROCERIES.

Foam, bl.AS
Sweitzer, SOC ID.
Sugar, granulated, II lbs, H.oou
Sugar light brown, 18 lbs, $1.m
Sugar, dark brown, 20 lbs, 1g@
Sugar, Cuba,14 lbs. for S1.OO.
Sugar, xxx, 14lbs. for $1.Oo.
Flour, patent, per bbl., $4.00.
Flour, family, per bbl., 1860.
Graham, per 100 lbs, $500.
Meal, per bushel, 80c.
Hominy, zoe gallon.
Grits, zoe gallon.
Oat Flakes, package, 10c to 15e
Dat Flakes, bulk, Sc Id.
VEGETABLES.
Sweet potatoes, per peck, 3ee.
Irish potatoes, per peck, 25e.
Cabbage, per h., &c.
Onions, per peck, 4Oc.
Turnips, peck, zoe.
Celery, Sc and 10c bunch.
CANNED GOODS.
Cranberries, per quart 15c.
Corn, per doz. cans, $1.00 to $t.S0.
Tomatoes, IL cans, $1.00 toS1.S9,
Peas, from loo to 30c per can.
Hominy, 10c per can.
Beets, per can, 1Oc.
Kidney Beans, 10c can.
Lima Beans, per can, 1Oc
Korona, per can, zoe.
Squash, per can, 10c.
Peaches, 10c to 40c per can.
Apricots, per can, 25c to 35c.
Pinesberries, per can, 25c to.3Se
Raisins, 10c and 15c package.
Raisins, layer, 15c ID,
Evaporated Peaches, zoe ID.
Evaporated Apples, loo Id.
Evap. Apricots, 15c (9 zoe Id,
Orunes. 10c per Id.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Hams, country, per ID, 18c.
Packers hams, per h., Ice.
Shoulders, per h., 1Oc.
Sides, per ID, 1Oc.
Lard, per ID, 1879.
Honey E, 12Hc
POULTRY.
Eggs, 16c doz. Hens, 7c ID.
Young Chickens, each 12a to Gee
Turkeys, fat, per To-, CSC
Ducks, per To-, &c.
BOOSTERS, per h., Sc.
Full feather geese, per doz. ,$3-&G
Wholesale Prices.
GRAIN.
No. 2 Northern mixed oats, per
Oushel. IS; No. Timothy hay, per
ton, S22. 90; No. 2 Timothy hay, per
ton, $1,000; No. l Glover Hay, per
ton, $50. 90; Mixed Clover Hay and
POULTRY, EGGS AND BUTTER.
Prices paid by wholesale dealers
Co the producers and dairymen:
Live Poultry-Hens,p per h., 7sc;
early springs, lo',.7c3
Butter-Packing, packing stock
per h., 15c.
Eggs-Per dozen, 12c.
ROOTS. HIDES, WOOL AND TALLow.
Prices paid by wholesale dealers
to butchers and farmers:
Roots-Southern ginseng, $500
b.; Golden Seal" yellow root,
9Oc ID; Mayapple, &c; pink root,
12c and l3c.
Tallow-No. l, 4Kc; No. 3, &c.
Woodbury. II to 20; Clear
Grease, 25c to Zoe; Medium, tub
washed, 35c to C; Coarse, dingy,
tub-washed, Soc to Soc; Black wool
24c.
Feathers-Prime white goose,
45c; dark and mixed old goose, Csc
to Csc; gray mixed, 15c to Soc. white
duck, 35c.
Hides and Skins-These quota
lions are for Kentucky hides.
green hides lac lower;
We quote assorted lots; dry flint,
No. l, Ice to 18c; No. 2, lac; round
lots green sailed beef hides, &c.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1907-03-26
Where Health and Pleasure May be Found
Dawson Springs, Kentucky
HOTEL : ARCADl A.

The waters world wde in the celebrity. Ae HOtt
with capacity to take care of 200 people, is situated ht
Kentucky Division of the l. C. R. about zoo iee from the rail
road station surrounded by beautiful maple grove The Ole
cbaybeate well in the yard and the celebrated salts wei
about 100 yards from Hotel The wells are owned by thu
Hotel Arcadia and the gests Ohe Hotel have free access to
them An Italian Band will be in attendance during the entire
season.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1907-03-26

LEAVE HOPKINSVILLE.
No. 336-Paducah andiCairo
Accommodation. 80 40 q NJ
No. 206-EVansville and Mat
,toon Express. .........11 20 a m
No., 334-Princeton Accomo-
dation.. ....................82 20 p m
No. 26-Chicago-N Nashville
Limited-leave 9.45 p m
SOUTH BOUND.
No. 25-Nashville and Chica-
go Limited ...............5 20 a N
No. 333-Nashville Accommo-
datl0n. ........,..........,..1 IL q N
No. 205-Nashville and Evans
vile Mail. Is p m
No. 331-Hopkinsville and
Cairo Accom-. (arrives) 9 45 p N
All passenger trains daily. Through
services to and from Chicago, Mat
t0on, Evansville and Cairo without
change. J. B. MALLON, Agt.,
Hopkinsvi)le, KY
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LUCKIEST OF ALL ELEPHANTS
ARE THOSE THU vi arr THE
GIORl or INDIAN PRINCES.
Gold Tipped and iiung with Cloth NJ a.oid
The, Hear ~il> er Towers On Their Backs
oN hays Of state -Eirphants ss y Means
Of Ost rntation ia Nan, Other Nays.

The elephant in India muSt work when
caught. That does not necessarily mean
an unpleasant time for him. He may haul
cannon over Himalayan passes or he may
take part in tiger hunts in the jungle. ellie
may haul logs in the teak forests Of Burma,
or best Of all he may he dressed IN glad
rags and share the glory and sports Of
some native prince.
Whatever they do, all the elephants come
from the same source the jungles of central
and southern India, where thousands Of
them roam wild under protection of the
Government. Periodically, when a short
age Of elephants Is felt. the forest service
department organizes a roundup of wild
elephants.
For weeks shikaris. or huntsmen, go
scouting through the forest to discover
where elephants are most plentiful. Here
Ia built q stockads of rough hewn tree trunks,
buttressed on the outside with walls Of
earth. Its entrance. which il narrow, has
a kind OF funnel built away from it, also Of
tree trunkS,
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The roundup Itself j. often lone At night
You can imagine no more weird spectacle"
than the Indian forest In up by the torches
Of the hunters. who shouting and yelling
drive the screaming and '~trumr-ting rle-
plants into thc ,tuckade through the funnel
Very often Their. are n thousand elephants
H. the bunch, and peria four or five times
that number ~ heaters and Shikaris.
The clc; hants are left alone in the stock
AIDE fer a day or 81 Until tley am down
a hIt from their excitement and terror.
Then green food by the ton IL thrown in for
tie eleI lants. and gradually II few cNI ert
trainers mounted on tGmc tuskers venture
in To make friends with the oaI tiNes. One
by one the wild elcI hants are roI eel 10 two
tame colleagues and then taken ont. Should
the wild elephant show fight he Ii Fromrtly
rehuked by lis guardians in n way that
admits Of no further dis ute. They take
him for walks. lead him down 10 the river
to drink and ! athe. and gradually he recon
Giles himself To his fate.
If he il "a very wild fellow be il eagerly
bought up by one uf the ruling Nalaraiahs
Of India NJ n fighting eleI liant Fer in
the native States not wholly belonging To
Great Rritain fierce comIats between ele-
plants are gwen 10y the ! rirCcs az enter
tainments in honor Of distinguished guests;
also fights fetween tigers and elel hants
A. an eleI ant fight. which II rarely 10
the death. two mahouts or drivers st uvon
the heads of the monsters. who APP reach
rach ether until SCI arated by only a low
stone wall. Then they begin wrestling with
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fcs , '~rrn ~ we've 'rH .,r a''
flfrs hsys trru HHi t"N lu.'tH sfisrf
tt's lfrUf NifUtf fFf mat rH Htaf mo- fuIf
afnff sHi hsspmeuf .rfNisHff frh .n HHFH
f'shls ~ lr'riag " 80 e 'ud 80 ihtr
rN 10 f~fursisiirI $50 fof.a fri afHfea
rIap .~H-'lIrt .n 'Ha nfs' 1000 'HIfa ~
UFrHrra Tho Other .'prI.a IfHHe I..f y
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80 WItaN NsIHssu ~ UusH ". ~ q
p. ovrsr q .r.' - o 80 1rnr tH'n.
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futf sfurv dsriius y NJ FNrsf 80 ftHffI
q fssf ~ isutea NsUvHk ts 80 90 .'l
~ rnlaFgtuf ard fnunpteNiHF o. 40 : 80
tftt thrt f,euua TO- isNu, Ha,hrurh pHi
indy Aenspn ~ r-spst'i,e o. nefs
Plans ha r. niap hseN Nlri fuf t'lnfs Q
~ NiuHsnis N~i4tIfti hE Htii'u 900 f. II
stories CO. the rsulfr pavilion ftfHUF Wee
Iseifh street ,unN'rttns 10 Iu'p H .1, ~iu'
p%sVtion vith . roof ssfd'r tud ' s%H.iri.n
Tho prnisstsd iWprov ~msut I- 200 ,ua' f'A'Ht'
according ~ ths estimafc ~ |H" nf. hi' '-
Schi,k~l a Dtmar-
The Nshhatt,n rlau- fn' rrv hIldinta
filed yesterday oouuIrise 70 d -'HfE rt' With
s'orcs to hr hutu fof NugI-tIue ~'sD"ra ~
Nos - 10 - Bayaut -'toe' - 10 ,u-i NJ $500"
The RfpnV plane ,ufHrr.-" 'Nn 'NI." .l"f.
fats fof Ioseph Rec ~ 'h" 'utN"T ~ . nll'f'
n,enu~ apd latth street. vs. cost $1,000 a
isrh slresi TO cost s2Nu , tNo -'or, sud
attic dwelling ou BYRON avenue aWslh OF
Tggth street. To- rost a. pH too two story
d~velilnxs On HIsirc-- ult"" north ni I'lhhW
road and IN Huut avenue north 81 ~uEatu"f"
strsst respeotiNslN. 10 cost - 49, aud $40"
bridge avenue south of .Ots -'r""' T." cost
$50
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tivoncsa y tr1usni--,un u'tnU"i Through
their 10" snl tho ne. ~ Nv. ulirr two =
about 80 frlluwa. the ~li-tnn,r lriug frum
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whom 'hr - .wtrul-" uroIucr- ~ nTeot
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~ and " ~ pigrt thr same impulse would
give y strength ~ signal icf vr"r ~ ant
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uul-. under ~" -qwc Conditions vii
prpdu,r an ~To,f ~ 90" renewing STATION
~ about eighty between o. and y at night
ant ~ seventy az between r. AM T. %
~ noon
The tact that 'he ncwcr sgnal- are weaker
IA daytime than the nd is thought - - -
no consequence 10 heinz much moro IN
portnn, that thrip th"rIi 10 uu marked
difference lot wee" tho '-nusr1.s-J on dur.
ing IN" thytjm" AMI ~ night Rough
measurements over long iIs'd1 - seem
To- show that The new type Z impulse loes
tall rr somewhat when transmitting $3.50
miles or more h,t that the rate - fall ng
on Ipes not compare with thar ~ the Old
type ~ impulse, So that the signals r., rivci
are much stronger
There ~ another pr"-S'ug wlrsic-- prob
lem awaiting sultuion. slys the E%tocircdi
Rsrieu. and that ~ the Development of com
merCially practicable sslcCtIvIty tntl q
number ~ stations can work side 10y side
without Affecting one another n" field
for the new system II certainly limited
One cable across the Atiantic viii Mt
begin 10 handle the messages WHICH are
now transmittel daily. and until the wire
le-s system can hanile somothin like
the same number of messages the Cnbie
system has nothing 20 fea" Given a -rlcr-
tive transm.s-Iun an equally good trans
mission 10y day and 10y night ransatlautlc
transmission will ecome practicable but
until both If these Problems have lc"n
sat isfaCtorily solved, the wireless system
must bc content with n very subordinate
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'crov coventry Nas tho broker ~ the
re'~utl' reported sale 81 No az West Hight
rhird street Tor barbara ! Jordan
- n Scullv was the broker IN the recently
T'Iortrd sale ~ No- ~ and ~ Nest i2ath
street for George \ Tighmic
Irorgs krtChum has opened IN oflce ~
No ~ ] IbpriN street. whore he viii Condu'f
q general real estate and ln-nra nee business
SlHv-uuk llobh- have rented the following
Wet seventeen street Harriet Little No. ga
Wet ftghty-rinth street VI VI stewart. No
~ Nest Ninetv SCI ond street SUSIE VI, Lyons.
No 80 West Ind avenue CLAYTON Beune'f.
No - West Ninety-eighth street " Willis
,%lHirs-. No IN West Eighty seventh street
Mn'IIil Brewer. W 31s riverside Drive
Cnthrruo N1dhsr. No 2Gu West Eight v eighth
street Elizabeth Potter, No. l57 West seventy
.r,und street Van Dyke card. No. 80
No. - West Eighty- eighth street = Van
DA u" card. No sTy West Seventeen street.
Anne r. Brown. No 2'2 West seventy third
street
The g =. Butterfly Comptnv reports that
joseph W stern n 60 hH We lea soh he store.
basement and the ~INth loft In he new Mark
Stern Building. \u- lO2 and lot West Thirty
eighth street. near Broadway. 10 the Apollo
Company and -" Melville Clark Piano Com
ptuN Tor i've wears. az an aggregate rental
Of about SjO,HHl.
The ludlov bay Realty Company report.
tn" following leases ~ dwellings No 81
Wet Ninety nfth street, for James Iavlor to
MR. JUill Macy. No { West EIghiN-tIrl
street. for Dr. Julius Rosenberg to Julius
Leopold. No. IiS West EiFnty first street,
for Spencer \ 60. 10 Mrs \ = white.
lh' huirO~s I ompany has ION -ed tor Patrick
N"hn'N to IN" lhorn"dllr Fyms Company
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head and trunk and ~feinting this way and
thrust with the tusks.
In the elephant and tiger fights the latter
comes IN second lest. : lie springs. %
course. and AZ he does 40 the elephant
curls up his tender trunk and PERMITS him
self to he mauled by his adversary, while
his keen little eye in watching for an oppor-
tunity To kneel and crush the life out Of
the tiger with his five tons of weight.
The largest 81 all the elephants and the
most intelligent areS chosen by the Govern
ment and the native princes for the state
studs. Elephants OF state have a very easy
life Of il. They DO little or no work and
only come forth on state occasions bearing
lofty towers Of silver or gilded wood from
which depend superb brocades and great
draperies Of cloth 81 gold blazing with
precious stones.
In many cases. too, the ends Of the ami
mails tusks are fitted with great bosses OF
pure gold, and his massive forehead IL ar
mored with golden plates stuck full Of steel
spikes
Alof in tho silver tower VIII sit a prince
such as the NiIam OF Hyderabad. whose
family pedigree may be traced back for
five thousand years. Before him on either
side Of the elephant walk great mobiles pro-
claiming his might and majesty. while
behind oome picturesque cavalry and
spearmen. more ornamental than useful.
And last of all may come batteries OF gold
md silver cannons drawn by teams Of ele-
plants. six or eight TO each battery.
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I-ru sTRtHt ne thsodors Navk. ION.
fmiiv frani" houa~ heina e'ect~d an the
ss'sf avenue
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sn't fOf lohn " ttemief 10 Hans ' I~rueisen
me fnren family hotss ~ tho north side ~
iip'h street about tp feet east ~ va"
avenue
NttNiF y william Peters \ 20 have
-otd Tor Iqroh Z ohsp 20 . vhent the three
s'pf' .l-iu"-s huiidius ~ the southeast
tu-Urr ~ N'r4uo 10 luh thirteenth street.
rIuup''' 30 llu, tlStoS
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suburban News.

Tho Carrolltou Really Company announces
| the soluulrtIOn oi all %" improvements ~
Bsyhampton farE, adlnininE ffrrn"ip hhd
The property II ~ the Merrick station ~ ~"
, Long Island railroad. south OF Nh" itncN~
Henry 1,oldst. the contractor. commenced
the ypmeuts a. ia haiIptpu ftrk more
than ten months ago. \ IHfs" inr'r OF ntri!
ana me,hanrs have been constantly aruuloscd
M 10 this time. Tn" Improvement, have 'osi
about SD. 900 and include well lalg Coh'r"'"
side gas, running wafer. me lhNh-'
Ihe.e improvements are Of high grad" thar
e,ter several Queen NHir ana 'olonlii
houses are finished 'nd I.hHE I'i m,sn'y'!"n
by express. The entirr -rttloh - ,lTriuHE
restricted. II oNerlooks the Grrat SOUTH
Raw aud fronts on the most beautiful section
Of the Msrrick road. This company, de-
velopments along b" south -holr "I IphI
Island haze proved r'nS E TG.r, ON 5"'S S1nnrs. 'in%iiR"ass
wood Park. Springfield Heights nhd "rihohde
Park. .. -
centiv nCuuirpd u Tract Of more han b"r acres
of ground at Janplua, Queens, !. masking rN-
rrhts ground * surroundnd bv highly de-
Welcomed properties and hahdsoin" r"sldrhCeS
There are city s""erI, VAIL gas ann sIrI1,.dS
stre.,s c,ty police aud fire protection. Ihe
properly ran be- reached by u ,yaIIe'y 90
transit lines The bridges at fltty-nlnth
ri rect viii bring Jamaica within seven miles
OF New York. The lhirtr-third street tun-
mel will have trains running lhr3ish Inrm
10 Jsi'ss res, ,,nn,i Viii open up a new con- |
second A.rer, '1rrnmn,' Tho lnvrr end OF Man
Meeting rontr H." AMI u,nnei nrr in course
haitian = Fvsry train on the Ions Island !
OF rrs,ut"n N, Jamaica, This increase, IN
hallroau S,Vps IN h., refe,ted in an in
transit iaclnties wmm.s IL, J"naic,. =" "
cr9s-r q. LranS and and Mortgage CORPORA
Inc banhe,r '~IIu,"Iny SALES a, EImh,rs,
lion reports M uh,,us6urv The Mot ,oyinO
Heights, r.,,Js nf p"nnsviyania avenue. ~
Zee, north Of Albemarle terrace; TO James
u: Mooney the uIo,. ~, Seat ems, of Wiiicrest
OF Wo0daine aNrnpES 'N'nyan The plot toXloO. /
avenue; 10 hgnrN, Ip.n,oid road ~, feet north
on the east -ldenI and no H,,Hnr ID Han
Of krns'nH,ph .oHioo. on the south side Of
Colonial PARKWAY i'"ie'' Wv"
t%errace: n,,i,,rs has sold Ia ,mund Nilsen
Elmer DWass, Nv, III. Of Anderson avenue.
q plot 5OxlVN', eas' siue VI """' ,
Palisade, - Mod hoa .old IN Georys
hobert . u, 1880 vest side Of BROAD
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" vpuirs 'hs rsr. s".ias ,
NJ snHth atr y Nnpf I'D svrnss go feet
80 n we p ~ tive ~ Y W ureftsgn..
H frsf ses' n tNspal 80 fssa ~ shasies
= 'l"'ier 'he rn' l~st~ 80 ~. a"~h
zee 'nfref ~ ttIwfyrn"' street $40 ttrus'~
~ .nrs its - r-,~., p...f ~, ICES srs'
N 80 tr's 10y t'nu = An,irp ne plo' ssy
lf' '. ~" .u'h : o." - H'dse roai Up feet
,'Tpri y Harmrm ~ Won't. Hesron \
~ t.r"f's 'hq' durins ne it-i sset scth
~ ~" in1ptut suRDn's o. the Noffh Nhifs
flaIus wet -, rptlt ptensd ~ tho rr'n
l"n -. h"eu .'"ad!v pres'~--ins ana =
"a. nav. baru sd srrsesswsn's ave
he'ue w7da TO- fuo vpi~r 'hrrueh ne entire
n,"i't'' .nhg, ,lug With ths nain eht'h
y" -1puIed FROM the new reservoir a short
i-lh'r ROW ~" tra,f w The en'rs irfy'
,,ut u" b" station and o%,er'ooR the propo-ei
Wf"uN. hNNDt PARKWAY last SUNDAY .
-p"'iHl in-pe'fion train vas fun 10 he prop
4, statement s,en on by Wood. Harmon
Y =" srra 'hai - u result ~ their ff'een
n,"i'h- 'r"iat!on- ~ south NeN Work.
Niti'n Island, ~" total number ~ lots sold
q" date I- i.lus. The aggregate selling price
l"lns q - "a and the average. about Sem
l'f Tot INsntv i've houses have been
'uNlt 90 Hrr nov under construction. ~ whish
lNcIN" we're Completed aud -old Tor ga so
tii"en yer cent of the proceeds 81 al staten
!--'hd I"i .aaies, ~ 10 explained. " set aside
Tor . building fund purpose. this smount tn
~" divided among those who actually start
budding during tho first nVe wears from the
beginning ~ the operation
lOk"ueke ~ % residential park this side %
south Nnrwalk, conn This property con
-l-t- 81 over four hundred acres and b. located
~ Dnrien, one hours ride from New York,
" iia- been developed ~ n highly restricted
lHth and has city improvements, including
water. electric lights and good roads. Fifteen
hish grade summer homes have been erected
W hLn ~" limits Of The PARK aud II - the idea
81 ~" owners TO make Toksneke one OF the
most popular oil wear round colonies on the
sound " Is estimated by Connecticut real
estate brokers that sound shore property has
increased m Nalu" over 90 per cent. during the
last two wears. and This rapid increase Il laid
20 the Tact nat there are very few large
tracts 81 sound property open 10 buyers
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~ ~ NeSey street
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Al Ia AeseN NJ rect
r ", srrrssasS 70
gIon street, 30 "a ws.! side 2 : feet
story brick building voluntary sale.
LenoI avenue. No ais west sIJc. n fee, south
i "a isI .Sl: street s''I'0 three story dwelling yo'un
By Joseph p Day.
l.s'n ',,;:,. No, 10 e .; south side, 80 fee,
west o. fifth avenue I.@ u; ihve sig story
e, al, VS. Jo;spP Jacobsen :, Al JT Levi y an
80 i,h ENS,e., ,eieIsc' uur on Ihugnhrnt
20 5r1s mo,.ssgrs sgg.rTa,lne slls iS 90,
~ feet north Of Thirty slxih street, . IsiD,
Vs = Srl,IrH !; :" ~ Ut Nay
attorneys q Williams, referre due on Judgment
na no,,S g; sn ! 20 taxes sc, "i 50; subject 10
on the Premise. a, Noon
Ivy l.. II Green
ThIe oL "p I2is on me 3reenlawn PAIN tract al
ri noon during he Se.k .nI,ry snn,snber > ""'
~, NM. p,.,,s -, -"
BY Bryan J.. Krnnsiiy'
rbr.. hundred acre. N, land a, I,,Icr.
on central PARK and Jackson avenues and Grass,
Spain roads; 20 he sold In nve parcels. A, u Hunt.
,ne,on, eheFn'na ~ ~. w. ,, u hneriahd .t al
ior,cI"snre s,ir '''"''' >o"" ''"''''
~ sescn n,srs
Ry Joscpn p, bay
,,,,h .,r.., nor,h ~. ,x co., ..., =, oo,,
street N tnrnm w = FT'yDo rssse,, q, ~ ri '1FeonW"
M@ mr' storney; Nm S,e'rs; rsirree: partitlonJ
avenue. 51xio1. vacant a. d. Robertson Va estate
= 2 \ ssran aa mimi'e ir, " du 1o on Ind s smsni !. sa.s r.
subject 70 taxes. $so $50
street. ssxiap four s,oTy brich buIidins and store
kudolph Spanssneerg slec,tor, &c. 's Nl"noianN
referee, due on Judgment IN, oss. 81 subject 10
taxes; &C.: VI ssas9; ia. ,o Pant, ., Mania,
rnur WSkrn.id yoxIoc Irving RcslIy Con,pnny
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