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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1909-08-12
Gets Ninety Days.

Last Friday night Ben Black, a
negro who keeps a little shop on
Main street, was arrested by Police
man G. c. Rowell. Black was stand
ing in a crowd of negroes behind the
depot at train time when the eight
o'clock train arrived, and Mr.. Rowell
heard him say that negro had no
rights in Bamberg, and the only
thing to do was to kill some of these
smart officers or burn out the town,
using oaths. His talk was occasion
ed by the fact that, acting under or
ders from the mayor, Policeman
Rowell has been keeping negroes
and others who had no business
there, away from the trains, in order
that passengers could get on and off,
conditions on the arrival of trains
having become intolerable, as the
negroes would crowd the narrow
space between the depot and the
track. ....z - sg.z
AS soon as the train left Mr.. Row.
ell went down to Blacks shop and
arrested him. He attempted to re-
sist, and Mr.. Rowell gave him two
taps with his club which quieted
him. Then j. A. Nimmons, the col
ored barber, went on his bond, but
as soon as he found out the charge
against Black, he came off the bond,
so Black was rearrested and placed
in the guard house. He was tried
Saturday afternoon before Mayor J..
A. Wyman and found guilty on
three counts: Cursing at the de-
pot Friday night, resisting an officer,
and cursing at the depot one night
last fall, this fact having come out
after his arrest. Last fall he stated
with an oath that after Taft's elec-
ton negroes would get on juries,
and he wanted to get on and hang
some white man, as white men had
been convicting negroes. This was
heard by a white man and testified
to Saturday afternoon. The max
imum fine and imprisonment was
put on in each case: 500 or thirty
days, making a total of $500 or
ninety days. Black took the days,
and was sent to the chain gang late
Saturday afternoon. This negro has
long been regarded as an impudent
fellow by the white people of Bam-
berg, and he bears anything but
good reputation. He will no doubt
learn some sense while serving his
sentence.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1909-08-12
THEY FIGHT FOR A HOG.
Gaffney Woman Wants Fattened An
imal Returned to Her.

Gafney, August 7.-Magistrate
Phillips was engaged to-day in the
trial of a case which las excited
much local interest although the
amount involved is not large. The
suit was brought by Mrs. A. E.
White against Mills Bailey for claim
and delivery of a certain hog which
Bailey was fattening on what they
call the halves. She alleges that the
hog was to be returned to her at
certain time, and Bailey claims that
he made the trade with her husband,
J. r. White, that Mrs. White had
nothing to do with the trade, and
that he was to keep the hog until
it was ready to slaughter and then
divide the pork with White. After
hearing the testimony the attorneys,
doubtless to the relief of the magis-
trate, announced that. ithey would
submit the case without argument,
and the case was decided in favor OF
the defendant, from which decision
there will doubtless be an appeal,
as neither party to the suit Is In
clined to let the matter rest until all
legal remedies have been exhausted.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
State of South Carolina-County Of

State of South Carolina-County of
Bamberg.
By virtue Of an execution to me
directed by Jno. F. Folk, county
treasurer of Bamberg county, have
levied upon and will offer for sale on
Monday, September 9Th, 1909, Git
being salesday in said month) before
the court house door at Bamberg, 8.
c., during the legal hours of sale,
for cash, to the highest bidder, the
following described piece or tract OF
land in Bamberg county and State
aforesaid, containing one hundred
acres, more or less, and bounded as
follows:
On the North by lands of W. D.
Bennett, East by lands of the estate
of A. j. w. Cone (known as the.
King place) ,and C. Ehrhardt &
Sons, South by C. J. Cone and the
Colleton line, and West by Mrs.
Margaret Folk.
Levied upon at the suit of the
State against A. J. w. Cone for
taxes. Purchaser to pay for papers.
J. B. HUNTER,
Sheriff Bamberg County.
Bamberg, S. c., July II, 1909.
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Death of Mrs. Griffith.

Mrs. Lula Griffith, wife of Mr.. Ju-
Illus Griffith, died at their home on
the Charleston and Augusta road,
only few miles from town, Thurs
day afternoon of last week, after an
extended illness of typhoid fever.
The funeral services and burial took
place at Bethlehem church, in Or
angeburg county, the next day, Revs.
Harmon and L. E. Virgins conduct
ing the last sad rites.
Mrs. Griffith was about sixty
years old, and was Miss Kennerly
before her marriage. She leaves a
husband and eleven children, as
well as numerous relatives. Mrs.
Griffith had been a member Of the
Methodist church for many years,
and was a good woman and consist
ent Christian.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1909-08-12
Negro Shot at Denmark Dies.

John Wilson, a negro about 27
years of age, died at the Lamar hos
pital Monday as the result Of gun
shot wounds received in Denmark, S.
C. Wilson was brought to the hos
pital Monday morning from Den
mark. He had been shot twice in
the back by a negro named Stroman.
The affair is of old standing. Wilson
was shot by the same negro two
years ago and left Denmark. He
returned a few days ago to pay a
visit and while there he was shot
by Stroman.- Herald.
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Sunday.School Convention.

The Barnwell and Bamberg Sun
day-school convention will meet at
Healing Springs church Wednesday
Thursday and Friday, September 1st,
End, and 3rd. The following is the
program:
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1.
1880 a. m.-Service of song and
praise.
1900 noon-Introduct sermon
by E. S. Reaves. Organization.
100 p. m.-Adjourn.
2:30-Service of song.
2:45-The relation Of the church
to the Sunday-school-M. NJ. Ben
son, w. H. Simpson, J. D. Moore.
00-Miscellaneous business.
4:30-Adjourn.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2.
1000 a. m.-Service of song.
1O:3O-Discovering teachers-O.
J. Frier, R. A. Smith.
11:00-Developing teachers-W.
w. Cope, H. J. Hair, I. H. Hutto, c.
C.. Ellzey, E. S. Reaves.
MISREPRESENTATION of diplomas
and certificates to normal class by
president.
Z 12:3O-Address to normal class
J. D. Moore.
100 p. m.-Adjourn.
2:30-Service of song.
2:45-Teacher preparing the les
son-G. NJ. Smoak, R. NJ. Nixon, W.
G. Britton, J. E. Chandler.
3:45-Teaching next Sundays
lesson--Miss Clara Johnston.
Miscellaneous business.
4:30-Adjourn.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8.
1000 a. m.-Service of song.
1O:3O-Home Departmental. P.
Manville, I. H. Hutto, C. c. Ellzey, R.
s. Reaves.
Presentation of conven-
ton banners by R. M. Nixon and o.
J. Frier.
11:sO-Cradle roll-M. M. Ben
son, J. D. Moore.
12:O0-Organized class for young
women-Miss Bessie Willis.
12:15-Organized class for young
men-H. ]. Crouch, J. D. Moore.
100 p. m.-Adjourn.
2:30-Service of song.
2:45-Missions in the Sunday
school-W. R. Smith, S. P. Hair.
3:15-Habits of Promptness-H.
j. Hair, R. M. Nixon, o. E. Still, o. J..
Frier.
3:45-Men in the Sunday-school
and how to get them there-R. S.
Reaves.
5-Miscellaneous business.
4:30-Adjourn.
Each Sunday-school is entitled to
five delegates. Singing will be led
by C. G. Ellzey. Gospel Hymns to
6. Dinner will be on the grounds
all three days Of convention. Dele
gates who desire to be met at Black
vile address S. P. Hair, Blackville,
r. F. D. No. 1.
S. P. HAIR,
w. S. MIMMS,
G.. C. ELLZEY,
W. C. BRITTON,
NJ. M. BENSON.
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Raiding in Charleston.

Charleston, Aug. THE consta-
bles did a good days work in seiz-
ures to-day, confiscating more than
three barrels Of export beer and
quantity Of whiskey. The seizures OF
beer as usual largely predomtnated.
The raiding squad Of the police
department also made a@few hauls.
While the activity of the raiding of
ficers has been more pronounced
during the past few days, with the
advent of so-called prohibition,
Charleston is far from being dry. :
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New Advertisements.

W. L. Mitchum, Town Treasurer
Lost.
J. F. Draughon, President
Draughton's Practical Business Col
lege.
D. R. Matheny-For Sale.
Ehrhardt Banking Co.-SaTe Your
Money.
]. R. kinard & Co.-Don't Envy
Those who Ride in Carriages.
County Dispensary Board-Month-
ly Statement.
J. B. Hunter, Sheriff-Sheriff' S
Sale.
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Picnic at St. Johns

My Dear Mr.. knight: On account
of the death of Mr.. J. A. Chassereau,
one of our members at St. Johns, we
did not have our Sunday-school pic
mic on the Oath of June as was pub
lished. It will be on Thursday, the
18th day of August. You are cordi-
ally invited to attend. We want to
see you down at St. Johns again.
Please mention this in this weeks
issue of The Herald and oblige,
Your friend,
G. J. HERNDON.
August 9, 1909.
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An Enterprising Firm.

Chicago, July goth, 1909.
Messrs. C. R. Brabham's Sons, Bam-
berg, S. C.
Dear Sirs: We want to congratu-
late you on your advertisement in
The Bamberg Herald of July Sth.
We like to see you taking such a
lively interest and showing such en-
terprise. 1t will do you good.
Yours truly,
HART SCHAFFNER & MARX.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-15
FOR sALELREAL ESTATE
A FEW BARGAINS
~ HOMES

FEW BARGAINS
IN HOMES
Si,550-A we'll built 5-rOom frame house
near Wandamere car line; lot 3Sxl40
feet to alley; fruit and shade trees;
$500 cash and balance monthly pay
ments.
s. e5O-A nice large Groom house near
9Th South and 9Th East; concrete
cellar. flowing well and city water;
lot 54x157 feet to alley. A big bar
gain on easy terms.
8, 909-A 4-rOom pressed brick on 10th z.
near 9th So; water and electric
lights in house; 500 cash and bal
ance SIS per month.
s., 100-New 5-room bungalow, S. E. part
Of city; pantry, closets and cement
walks; lot 50x1i0 feet to alley. One
half cash and balance easy terms.
s.. 150-A large 3-roOm pressed brick facing
Liberty park; lot 5Sx132 feet to al
ley; lawn. shade and fruit trees
Easy terms.
g, 650-A large 4-room modern pressed
brick near 9Th South and 4th East
lot Skis II. to alley. See this for a
bargain; 500 cash and balance so
per month.
S, 15O-A beautiful 5-room modern pressed
brick on Linden Ave; cement cell
lar; lot S3x140 feet to alley; $3.50
cash and balance monthly pay
ments.
s, 20O-A fine new 5-room modern pressed
brick bungalow on Belmont Ave
lot ocAll0 rect 10 d1LOgs 6OulLi lAtAts
This place can be bought on easy
terms.
s., 250-A new 4-rOOm modern, with stairs
set for another room upstairs; 30
East and 9Th South. Terms, $3.50
cash and balance $Z5 a month. This
is an exceptional bargain.
IS, 400-A beautiful new broom modern
pressed brick cottage on Lincoln
Ave, with a large lot facing east.
Terms. 500 cash and balance like
rent. This is another bargain and
viii go quick.
s., 750-A large new 5-rOOm modern house
on 9Th South and Sd East Can
be made into a 7-TOOm house by fin
ishing two rooms upstairs. Every
thing up-tO-date and ready TO move
into. $500 cash and balance easy
terms
S4,5OO-A fine Groom modern near the
University; lot 42Xl20 feet; west
front, commanding a beautiful view
Of the city ard valley. This place
can be had on easy terms.
81 750-A fine S-rOOm modern pressed brick
cottage on Sth South near 9Th East
car line. A great bargain on easy
terms.
S6,5OO-A new Groom modern cIinker brick
house. with full basement and fur
mace; lot Ex145 feet to alley.
Terms, $500 cash and balance TO
suit purchaser.
SIC, 500-A double modern house Of rooms
on each side; hot water heating
system; lot 75x95 feet; rents for
$50 per month. This place is close
in and can be bought on easy
terms
These are only a few of our list of
bargains; we have many others.
HOFFMAN BROS,
6215 West Second South st.
Both Phones PA.
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IF SALT LAKE WON $500 FRIENDS
LAST WEEK. HOW MUCH REAL ES-
TATE OUGHT YOU TO BUY THIS
WEEK. THE MATERIAL RESULT
ANT OF THE G. A. R. ENCAMPMENT
Is GREATER REAL ESTATE VALUES.
THESE LOTS ARE VACANT. But
FULL OF PROMISE.
$1,000 a rod, 7th South, frontage 10 rods
deep. right by Main street
S.315-Corner. south front, on Second
East Ideal flat or terrace site.
Sewer and sidewalks in. State
street paving to 9Th South
81 bodybuilding lots, Sth South, near %
East; Is new homes will build here,
under way. Sewer in and paid for
Roberta place.
ss00-Lots in wide and pretty Roberta
place, 40 by us, sewer, cement
walks Take a look at Roberta
place. Sth South, between % and Sd
East. It's only a short 81 blocks
from the County building.
TAKE A LOOK AT ROBERTA PLACE
Homes, Not Houses.
s.. 200-New, 5-room, modern home, only
35k blocks southeast Of County
building.
S4,OO0-Cheerful, broom. modern home, on
fine University bench, 18th East
81, 000-Attractive. new home on D street
near bAEl avenue east AAoAtr
81, 500-Splendid corner home on 9Th avenue
and D street. Think of it,
s, 600-Oniy $500 down buys a swell, brand
new home. east of pretty Liberty
Park; cement walks, chapdeliers
etc, etc.
S., 5G0-As pretty a bungalow as one could
wish. Southeast.
S, GOA home that is. Unusually nice
home on 5th Fast Drive half block
from Liberty Park.
TAKE A LOOK AT ROBERTA PLACE
South Temple and First West corner at
only S210 per foot.
Dandy large property on Main street,
near 9Th South. Full Of fine renting
houses. Can be bought at your own price.
TAKE A LOOK AT ROBERTA PLACE"
EARDLEY-BALL-CA
ASSOCIATION.
II Up Main.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
DO IT NOW"

DO IT NOW"
Don't you know that now is the time
to buy home? Don't you know that II
will cost you 20 per cent more to buy one
after the fall rush begins than II VIII
now? Don't you know that every month S
rent you pay is throwing that much more
money away? Don't you know that
paying on a home is just the same as put
ting money in a savings bank? Don [
you know that we will sell you a home
that you can pay for the same as rent?
own landlord Make the money you are
now paying for rent pay for homo.
Here are few of our BARGAINS:
S2,W0-5-room, partly modern, cottage, =:
E., Lot 50x110 feet to alley; SOC
cash. balance SIS a month.
S2,l50-4-rOom, modern, red pressed brick,
almost new, on 9Th ave-. lot 2zx
49,. ~ rods A beauty and art cheap;
s., OC0-Ncw 5-rOOm, modern. white presses
brick, near Liberty park. $500 cash,
balance easy.
50, 500-6-room modern, red pressed brick
almost new, on J st; 500 cash, bal
ance $50 a month. Worth 5000.
S4O00-AnOther one near Liberty park; s.
room modern, RED pressed brick;
lot 5Sxl65 feet on corner Easy
terms
s60o0-Close in. S rooms strictly modern,
pressed brick. This is one of the
finest homes in the city. Other in
terests compel owner to make sacri-
flee price. If you want nice home
Two choice building lots n. Z. bench,
one for $50. and one for 5000
l5X1Z5 feet S. E, only $1,000.
-FOUR BIG BARGAINS.
These are positively as well built, con-
Venient and Up-tO-date as any homes in
the city. -Four houses. / 5-rOom. 2 six
rooms and one nine room. Hot water
heat fun cement basem ants, laundry
tubs. vegetable rooms, buffet kitchens,
cooling closets, disappearing beds beam
ceilings, front rooms finished in oil, plate
rails large front and rear screened porch
IS, painted roofs with metal hips and
numerous other cO1veniences that must
be s en- to be appreciated. Located on
the northeast bench, south front. If sold
this week viii discount each house from
$3.50 to $3.50.
Many others in all parts of the city,
IL YOU have lot and want 10 1uIU- We
viii build for YOU anything from a cot
tage TO a business block, furnish all the
money and you can pay US back same
as rent
A. II. BIRRELL CO,
No. g South Main st.
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TNvEsTMENT BARGAINS

S17, 50-Apartment house, eight apart
ments; total rents. S3.120 year. expenses
are very light; new building and well
built SS.OG0 cash, balance mortgage. win
pay Is per cent on money invested. There
is not an apartment house in salt Lake
paying any better.
500 foot property on East I'd So close
TO State st. Has rental income, WIZ
sell . feet or IS feet This is in tne
heart of business.
$3.50 foot-West Sd So. This viii be the
main depot street and viii be worth 500
foot in less than two years.
SIC, 500-ChOice property on South Maiu
street. 6)Xl65 feet. close TO 9th So. A
very good double house. Main street will
always be some Of our most desirable
property.
we have several good investments
which we do not care TO advertise. can
az our office.
HOME BARGAINS
81 800-5-rOOm brick six blocks east OF u.
.. The surroundings are very good all
new homes nice lot 500 cash, balance
so a month.
S2,SlO-3d Ave. and S, 4-room pressed
brick, part modern; nice lot; good buy
S,5JO-Cleveland Ave, l60u57 feet, all
in fruit; a good broom part modern brick
house; three rooms can be finished on
second floor. If you want large piece
Of ground, country-iks place. this viii
suit you
S4200-East bench, Groom pressed bricks
hardwood floors, large cementeo base
ment hot air heat, cabinet kitchen, mis-
sion finish, large attic will finish two
large rooms for 500 in addition 10 above
price. 81 900 cash. balance TO suit
s4150-6-rOom brick, now under way Ot
construction, on the corner Of 6th Ave,
and II St. This house viii be modern
in all ways Very easy terms.
Mushroom bungalow, LIST ". near Stl
So. This house is modern and a good buy
500 cash.
HALLORAN-JUDGE CO.
800 Main ST.
Y. A. BettiiyOn, Manager.
Phone S23
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T
OFFER CHOICES: CLOSE-IN BUILD
ING LOTS AT LOWEST PRICELESS
THAN OTHERS 3z-MILE FARTHER
OUT.
WE ARE NOW READY TO SHOW AND
SELL THOSE FINE BUILDING LOTS
ON STH so. BET. MAIN AND STATE,
AND MAJOR AVE, BET. 9TH AND STH
so. AND MAIN AND STATE. ONLY IA
BLOCKS FROM p. o.
EIGHTH so. Is NOW BEING PAVED.
IT WILL BE FINISHED IN ABOUT 30
DAYS.
FOLLOWING PRICES GOOD FOR 60
DAYS;
80 OR MORE FIT, FACING so. ON
STH So, AT $4,000 PER FOOT.
30 OR MORE FIT, FACING z. OR W.
ON MAJOR AVE, AT 5000 PER FIT.
TERMS:
ONE-THIRD CASH, BALANCE IN
MONTHLY PAYMENTS; 5 PER CENT
DISCOUNT ALL CASH
SEE THESE LOTS AT ONCE AND
MAKE YOUR SELECTION. YOUR
CHOICE MAY BE SOLD TOMORROW.
OTHER BARGAINS IN HOMES AND
BUILDING LOTS IN ALL PARTS OF
THE CITY.
PETERSON R. z. INV. CO..
$500 BELL. '' ~ NAN 1870 IND.
HARRINGTON
Good nearly new 10-room pressed brick
double house; close in; 5000; lot Z1zxIOi
stable.
right; In lucern and under cultivation; de-
sirable location; fenced; small buildings;
$1,000. VIII cut up.
7-room modern brick and 1a-acre ground;
nice location; 10 blocks of CENTER S4'oo'
New Groom modern pressed brick resi-
dence; lot 50x125 to alley. This Is extra
good first-class work. $3.50.
1900 acres, close to city, So per acre.
Fine vacant lots between 9Th and 10th
E. on 10th So, from $40 TO $50
5 acres good land between 18th and
18th South streets; good water right S'V0'
Nearly new Groom frame; nice barn; a
corner for grocery business; 3. lOJ.
100 acres up Emigration canyon; plenty
springs, trees. fish. suitable for q summer
resort 5000
31kx10 rods and 4-room brick; city water
and gas in house; connected with sewer,
at $50 L. 4th So; $500
lots and nice 4-roOm brick cottage,
summer kitchen and stable, $500.
House, rooms. pantry and closet, lot
2I5x7 rods, 407 +. 9th South, 5000.
y. s. HARRINGTON,
Basement Atlas Block.
Phones. Bell 5406, Ind. 80.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
J. NJ. SETTLE & co.
S75l-3-rOOm frame; $50 down.
81. J0O-4-room frame, southeast, city water
$500 down.
81, s50-4-room bungalow, southeast, just
being finished; will stain, etc, TO
suit purchaser. Easy terms.
s., 0OO-5-room bungalow, southeast; $500
down
81. 3OO-4-rooIa frame, southeast. This is q
snap. $500 down.
50. 30O-5-room brick, southeast; 800 down.
g. S5O-5-room, brand new, white pressed
brick, southeast, east front Same
house sells at 50, 800 by some others.
$500 down.
81 .OOO-SweII 7-room, 2-story brick, 9th East
and Sth South, on corner. It takes
only 1880 to turn this.
These are only samples. Let US show
Won homes anywhere IN the city. Do not
ask for locations over the telephone.
J. NJ SETTLE & co.
5O6 Tribune Building.
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"A W. Sd south.

FOR SALE
Wake up to the possibilities of today;
they never were greater in the world 5
history. 3
Six-room brick, electric lights, city
water, paved walks. lawn. 2Ax7 rods Of
land. on West Side, good location. for
81, 1900. Terms-$2JO.O0 cash and $50 per
month.
What is safer, surer and more profit
able than investment in good real estate?
Think it over.
If you haven't a home, you should have,
and If you have a home, you can not
afford to place your surplus money in
anything but REAL ESTATE.
s.. 000-Five-room modern brick cottage,
with a large lot facing south. barn.
lawn, shade and flowers. Within walk
ing distance and on the East Side.
Terms.
Lots-We have some choice lots, south
east car line, cement walks and nicely
located. Come in and let US show them
TO you.
s175-Will buy some choice lots south of
the city. These are not the ordinary Is
foot lots, but are three rods wide and a
good depth. Can be purchased on easy
terms.
s., 5OO-Brick cottage Of five rooms. This
is modern and stands on a good lot. The
location is northeast. Close in. Has an
abundance Of shade. Small payment
balance monthly, will also buy this
THE HOME INVESTMENT AND
SAVINGS COMPANY,
6-S West First South Street.
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s45nl

Six-room modern brick home,
on the northeast bench: south
front; lot 411lx165 feet; all the
rooms on the ground floor;
large basement, lawns and
shade trees; small barn; con-
nected with electric lights and
water.
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FOR SALE
NINTH EAST.
THE MOST POPULAR STREET IN
THE CITY. MORE REALLY pref
TY COTTAGE HOMES THERE THAN
ANYWHERE ELSE. BEST CAR SER
VICE. BEST WATER SUPPLY. ALL
SIDEWALKS PAVED. GAS MAINS
LAID. NO Low DAMP GROUND
DON'T BUY BEFORE SEEING
NINTH EAST PROPERTY. 49,
HERE ARE A FEW HOMES AND
BUILDING LOTS THAT WILL PLEASE
s, 10000 S-room brick house with lot 50lz
kiss # to alley $1,000 cash.
Balance on time.
s. 10000 4-room rustic house, with pantry
and closets, bricked cellar, and
water in house. COops to take
care of 100 chickens. Cement
walks, $4,000 cash,
s., 10000 4-rOOm red pressed brick house,
completely modern. Fine lawn
and walks. Lot 50Xl51 with
young bearing fruit trees, cOops,
etc. Terms arranged
$4,000 5-rOOm red pressed brick home,
completely modern, with gas
range. electric light fixtures.
built-in china closet and mantel.
Lot 4QX157. with walks all around
house. $4,000 cash, balance $500
per month
$S,S5O.0O 6-room, modern house with large
lot and fruit trees. Very well
built and in good condition. 81
5000 cash.
$4,000 5-room house near Sd South st.
Completely modern with large
Cemented basement stairway in
and room for three rooms IN at
tic. Fine light fixtures, manteI
and fixtures. Cement walks and
large lot. 10000 cash.
81 10000 Lot facing west. 4Oxl22, Water,
sewer, gas, sidewalks.
81, 10000 West front. 50X157 to alley.
81 5000 West front. 50xl56 to alley.
81 5000 East front. 41hx165. Water,
sewer, gas, sidewalks.
10000 Corner facing east and north. 1917
X157 TO alley.
$4,000 Corner facing east and north.
71ax71a All Improvements.
GEO. 3. STANDING,
Real Estate Broker,
No. % Main st. Phones 1891