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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-04-02
Water Rentals Due.

Water rents are now due for the
month of April. All water not paid
for before the fifth day of the month
will be shut off.
p. H. SHERBURNE,
4-4*** Water Commissioner.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-04-02

J. J. Eyer, the bicycle doctor. All
kinds of repairing. 80 Mission street,
Wenatchee, Wash Phone 2O3. $40
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-04-02
Olympia Arrivals.

Henry Walden.
G. F. Bishop, Cashmere.
Paul Bernhard and wife, Seattle
J. T. Stenberger, Seattle.
C. M. Carlos, Seattle.
Albert Daub, Seattle.
c. w. Brammerst, Spokane.
F. J. Meyer, Spokane.
J. A. Kendel, Everett.
H. E. Constantine, Bellingham.
James Keane, city.
NJ. H. Babcock
R. Insinger, Spokane.
c. Mcbride.
o. r. Smith, Spokane.
G. E. Lyons, Seattle.
Jack Sullivan, Davenport.
E. T. Morris,
J. o. Gilbert, Everett.
w. L. Woodring, Seattle.
Bessie Estes, of Sunnyside, is
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-04-02

Mrs. l.. V. Gates, of Chehalis, who
has been visiting Mrs. Eugene Page,
returned home last night.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-04-02

Miss Kate Truman, of Snohomish,
arrived last night to visit friends and
relatives.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-04-02
Keep Up Your Chickens.

The city ordinances providing pen
alties upon owners of chickens run
ming at large will be strictly en-
forced in the future and owners will
do we'll to observe the law in this
respect.
4-2*** n. INSCHO,
Chief of Police.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-04-02

Anyone desiring to ship goods to
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-04-02

Bessie Estes, of Sunnyside, is in
own
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07
Enjoy Your Meals
By Simply Eating Little Pleasant Tablet After Each of Them.
A TABLET DIeEsTs A MEAL.


 M When digestion is perfect the fluids hecessary to this process come naturally fo aid of the stomach. They are of Eight proportions and do their work speed *1ly and well. When digestion and dys- #pepsia are prevalent, these same juices <come slowly if at all, are weak and in x sufficient or are filled with strong acids N and allSalies
 When such a, condition exists each meal 10 hardship upon the digestive organs. The meal should strengthen the juices, but on the contrary it weakens them, so that man by the very act of eating causes conditions to arise which of themselves bring him pain and loSthing for the next meal.
 By eating one of Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets you mix the tablet with your saliva and 1t goes into your stomach strong, vigorous fluid, many times more l powerful than the natural digestive juices, These tablets are made up from natural 1 vegetable and fruit essences and are cuni- posed from -Hydrastis. Golden Seal, Lac tose, Nux, Ascetic Pepsin, Bismuth and Jamaica Ginger. There Is the formula and one grain of 1t will digest 5000 grains of food in any stomach. Besides digesting the food 1t will give the blood the power to enrich the digestive fluids so after time nature will take care of itself. Though you have no stomach trouble one of these tablets after each meal is powerful assistance to nature and Is an excellent habit to make.
 Go to any druggist and ask his opinion xof Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets. We will xabide his answer If he be an honest man. They sell for 50c per package. Send us your name and address and we will send you a trial package by mall free. Ad- dress F. A. Stuart Co.,, 150 Stuart Bldg, Marshal, Mich.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07
MURDERERS WILL
 GET SHORT SHRIFl

Jackson, Miss, February 6.-(Special J. Governor Noel has offered rewards of SEC each for the arrest of the men who shot and killed Clinton Herrin carpenter, at the State Hospital for the Insane last night while he was guarding the hog pen of the institution against thieves. Two negroes are now in jail. one of them full of shot that are believed to have been fired by the guards, and he has peached on the balance of the crowd. so that all three will be under arrest by morn ing. Court being near at hand, there has been no suggestion of mob violence and A speedy trial will follow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07

16O Dr. Frank E. Nabers, Maxwell. 161. w. J. Rushton. Franklin. 1892 W. M Cosby, Elmore. 163. A. J. Krebs. 164 c. B. Forbes, Franklin. 165 J. A. Yates, Franklin 166 Dr. w. w. Ranson, Cadillac 167. w. W. Crawford. Franklin. 168 J. w. Donnelly, Franklin. 16s. G. B. Mccormack, Stanley. 170 c. H. Nabb, Franklin. IT. Mrs. Paula Simon Franklin 172. pr. P. L. Cooke, Maxwell 173 John N. Gunnels, Franklin. 174 J. B. Kennedy. Stoddard Dayton. 175. Charles o. Locke, Packard. 176. F. D. Dimmick, Thomas. 177. w. D. Woods, Cadillac. IFS. c. M Nice, Ford. 179. S. H. Norris, Cadillac 1SO. J. V. Schaefer, Winton. 1S1. J. V. schaefer, Cadillac. 1892 R. S. Lewis, Cadillac. 1SS. F. H. Vernon, Cadillac. 1S4 Alabama Grocery Co.,, Cadillac. 1S5 Dr. E. M. Robinson, Franklin.
  g1S7 Mrs. Nora E. Gambill, Cadillac. 1SS Robert Stephens, Franklin. 1S9. W. P. Pinckard. Locomobile. 1SO John L. Parker, Franklin. 1s1 F. S. Jobson, Oldsmobile. 1S2. A. O. Kehn. 19S J. c. Johns. Buick. 194 Kelley Co.,, Buick. 195 A. G. Smith, Stanley. ls6 G. T. Brazelton, Stanley. 197 Steve Smith, Stanley. lSS' pr. Annie M. Robinson, Maxwell. lsS T. w. O'Byrne, Buick. 200. Sol Caheen, Buick 2Ol. E. F. Enslen, Jr., Thomas. 2O2 E. F. Enslen, Jr., Thomas. 2GS. Leo Loeb, Ford 14. Charles G. Davis, Overland 2O5. Charles G. Davis, Stanley, 2O6. Walter Moore. Stanley. POT. Automobile Exchange. zOS. c. W. Burney, Cameron 2Os. J. G. Pulliam, Maxwell 21O. Mrs. T. G. Bush, Electric Ell. Asa L. Hoyt. Stanley. PIE. Dr. R. A. Berry, Stanley. 1lS' Hooert Jemison, St., E. M F. "A Birmingham Realty Co.,, Cadillac. 2l5. T. S. Abernathy. Buick. A0. Richard w. Massey, Wayne. A7. W. H. Stokham, Rambler. 2lS. Dr. A. c. Watts Buick. 2l9. Charles W. Hall, Cadillac. 22O. O. H. Montgomery schacht. 22l. Dr. R. V. Mobley, Cadillac. 222. W. S. Brown, Packard. N 2S. Jefferson Brick Supply Co, Stanley 24. Edward McC. Beardslee Franklin 226. A. R. Dearborn, Buick. 226. Hobson Coal and Coke Co.,, Ford. 227. J. T. Doster. Buick. 22S. Chamberlain & Co.,, Ford. 2s. w. R. Rawson, Kibblinger. 2S0. Miss Carrie Woods Maxwell. 2S1. pr. G. B. Grove, Cadillac. 2S2. John S. Coxe, Overland.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07
TWO NEW WORLDS
 RECORDS MADE

Madison Square Garden, N. Y, Febru- ary 6.-Two new worlds records were es tablshed tonight at the annual indoor games of the Irish-American Athletic club at Madison Square Garden. The 1rish-American Athletic club got both rec ords. In throwing the 56-pound weight Patrick Mcdonald sent the missile 3l feet Sss inches. The best previous record was 31 feet inches, made by John J. Elan igan, also of the Irish-American Athletic club, five years ago.
 In the four-mile run, Thomas J. Col lins won cleverly from Fred Bellars of the New York Athletic club by about 30 yards and both of them beat the old mark of 20 minutes il To seconds made by George Bonhag of the Irish h-Amer- ican Athletic club year ago. The timers caught Collins at 19 minutes B 1-5 sec onds and Bellars at 1g minutes 56 sec onds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07
Vanderbilt Wins From
 Local Y. N. C. A. Boys

The Vanderbilt team defeated the Bir- mingham Y M. c. A. last night 30 to 12. Both teams played a good game, and at the end of the first half the college boys led by only 10 to '. However in the second half the hard game they had played the night before began telling on them, and they never got together. The college boys were able to take the ball down the field with the same rush and skill that they displayed against the Athletic club. The guards shot most of the goals. Estes played a star guard game preventing his man from scoring, and Casper Hlty did fine work, his for ward getting only three goals. Referee Patterson did fine work, satisfying both teams.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07

23s. c. F. Robbins. Overland. 234. c. W. Yancey, Overland. 2S5. Robert Schneider, Ford 236. w T. Simmons, Waltham. 237. Daniel L. Bize S. O.. 23S. R. E. Beattie, Wayne. 289. Clinton B. Pike, Maxwell. 240. L. A. Whitehead, Nesseer. 241. Escar Floyd, Rambler. PAP Miss Jennie Hopkins, Jackson. 243. T. s. Smith Premier. 244 T. s. Smith & Son, American. 245 John P. Abbott, Franklin. 246 R. E. and J. l.. Tyler Rec. PAT. N. O. Tyler, Rec. PAS. N. O. Tyler, Rec. 249. N. O. Tyler, Rec. 250.-G. E. Brown, Jr.. Mora. 251. Armstrong Light Co.,, Cadillac. 252. Dr. A. A. Walker, Cadillac. 253. The Young & Vann Supply Co.,, Cad lilac.
 254. J. E. Warrington, Cadillac. 255. Ben F. Barbour Plumbing and Elec- tric Co.,, Jackson.
 256. Albert Pitts, Jackson. 257. George B. Kelley, Buick. 25S. George B. Kelley, Buick. 259. R. K. Harris Thomas. 260. Mrs Mary Burnett Thomas.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07
LYNCH GETS BEST
 OF TOM MY LAVIGNE

New Orleans, February 6-Johnny Lynch of Boston awarded the de- cision at the end of a 10-round bout with Tommy Lavigne of New Orleans at the Royal Athletic club tonight. Wallace Woods acted as referee
 Lynch clearly outclassed his opponent, but the local boy managed to receive h s punishment well. and the Bostonian failed to force him to take the count.
 In the preliminaries Kid Farmer of Peoria Ills, knocked out Harry Thomas of New Orleans in the first round, and Jack Collier knocked out Kid Began in the sixth. Collier and Began are local men.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07
Free Treatment Coupon.

Fill lin your name and address on blank Hines below. Then cutkout this coupon and mail 1t to Dr. ]. w Haines, s79S Glenn Bldg, Cincin natl, Ohio. You will receive in re- turn enough of the remedy to prove to you that it will cure drunken ness In any form. You give 1t in tea. coffee or food. The drunkard will stop drinking without knowing why. You will also get books and testi- monials to prove how hundreds have been saved.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07
Marathon Race Planned.

Yonkers, N. Y, February Ct was announced here today that Matthew Ma loney, the amateur champion Marathon runner of this city, had sent his resig- nation as an amateur athlete to Presi- dent James B. Sullivan of the A. A. U., and had issued challenge to Tom Long boat, winner of ,dast nights Marathon race with Alfred Shrubb, in New York, for a race in Madison Square Garden, for the worlds Marathon championship. It is believed here that the race will be arranged, as Longboat it Is said. has expressed a willingness to meet Maloney
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07
Fire Insurance. JEMISON R. E. & INS. co.

Account Presidential inaug- uration, Washington, Southern railway will sell round trip tickets on February 28, March 1, 2 and 3, limited to leave Washington March 8 at. rate $22.50. For complete informa- tion apply at City Ticket Of flee, Morris Hotel bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07
CURES
 f. DRUNKARDS

Mary's Miracle. The day of working miracles, I'm sure Is far from past. And now to sh ow you what I mean. I'll tell you of the last
 Great one that happened right to me,
 For was part of 1t, you see. You know the life I used to lead O God, living death, A drunkard of the hopeless kind For, scarce a sober breath l ever drew, and hope and pride Were lost to me and nearly all
 beside.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07
The Windows of The ''Wind-Up'' Forecast The Great SaVinOS Inside

windows and display reveal some of the remarkable reductions lEA what's left the goods also e
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07

One friend alone was left-my wife, God bless her ev'ry hour. She saved me from a drunkard's grave. And whisky's wicked power
 Just how she saved me you shall
 This is the way she told 1t me. When hope was almost dead within Her faithful, constant breast, She read of pr. Haines' Cure, Then without stay or rest
 She sent for one Trial Sample free
 And gave 1t unbeknown to me! drank of it at ev'ry meal ate 1t in my bread, While Mary watched me anxiously. But neer a word she said;
 Until one day I stopped to think.
 That l had lost my love for drink 1.  When quite unconscious I was cured My Mary told me all; It seemed the very act of God modern miracle;
 I call it this, because my wife
 And Haines' Cure had saved my
 life And now my little storys done My every word is true, And what this treatment did for me. The same twill do for you;
 And wives and mothers-one and
 all,
 Take heart of Mary's Miracle. Save those near and dear to you from a life, of degradation, poverty and dis grace. You can do 1t by cutting out this coupon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07
Fiuht Is Cancelled,

San Francisco, February 6.-The pro- posed fight between Packy MacFarland of Chicago and, Lew Powell. lightweights scheduled for Washingtons birthday, has been cancelled. Mcfarland has been matched to meet Dick Hyland in a 2O- round contest the afternoon of the same date in lieu of the Powell fight The men will weigh in at 133 pounds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07
Australians Are Hefty.

Berkley. Cal, February 6-The Aus tralian wallabie Rugby team today de- feated the University of California 15 by a score of 27 to on d sloppy field, and partly in heavy ram.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30

No. IE-A. ~ acres. Price. sllc0o This farm
is loeated in Augusta Comfy would make an
excellent cuzicg farE- Ihe residence IS
large square hrick hcusc Cf ICONS ana large
haIs Il IS beautifully sifuated iE a well
shaded and srscioas isEr. Outbuiidngs in good
repair. Terms, 0ne-haf cash. balance ! and
years Der cent
No lila. Sc acres. Price. SlIsa. This
farm- heated FL the famous AihcmaTle PipUin
aUrie district has 1850 arrle trees. of winch
leo a1e il fuu hsaTinz There are also %
rcar uaes in hearinE and go peach trees The
lard Is very fertile and IN good conditioa- Con
veneut 10 the railroad and has express and tsle-
Thone service. making quick connection with the
Northern markets Residence contains s Tooms
and bzth. with hct and ccld water. house heated
hy hot wster systen store. sox3l feet, now
used for general merchandise business. Out
buildings Terms arranged
10. ia % acrrs. Pricc. $3.50 Located
IN Alhamarie County. 9 miles f-om raiiroaa sta
tiou. Post-sifce, school uill. ard store WITHIN
q mile. Abeut SEQ felt q s4v timber on
place Residence. E-rc-m 2-stmy house. with
hath. pantry and basement. Commands me
siew. Large hsm and otaer necessary out
hriidiass Terms arranged
No. IS-A. E acras. Price. SO Large.
c1um0di0uS rc~iierce. Flnc shade. All neccs-
sary oJtbUiit.nEs- Terms arranged.
No. -Iss-A. E6as acres. Price, yI,02 TINS
farn. lcratcI ml-as from GoIdousFiIle. has
Uou established dzfg h1lneSs and veil
equipped dairT Very Productive land. sro0m
frame residence u good repair. Outbmld,ngs
cood- Terms arranged
No. lss-A - acres. Plicc- $500. Tbs farm.
heated IN AItemarie C0l7ty. IS wen lGsrtcd
fcr zscck farm orchards On the race. uith
from = 90 81 acre= IN hsariHg tres. AL in god
condition. The resii-rcc s. ~ briCk With fr1-s
addItien. cr7tsinire e rocins sud ig basement.
We-er riued into house. Numerous o-.tbUlid-
iugs an i1 seoJ Con5rucn- Teens arranged.
NJ. I--A 81 acres ptiee SI5oeo. 4 tine
cid Cl1cuisI estate. l0cafei in OIauea County.
5b1ur ia uiles from uilrad statig-- A5CIr
20 acres ~ EUy fine onu land W0Uid make
q fnc dairy farm. i5-roar coiouiai residence.
afustcd 58 0 beautiful lawn with fine shade
serns arranged
No laaA lZ acres Price S.51. This Is
o-e cf Che 1nes. small farms in Albsusrle
County. Ui-h ricn s-ab'c land. Located within
e. r-ies 20 Gor5on-Tiilc cu the eastern slope
q tle sclrhwast lI0Uufsins Ee1delCg j. an
ola calc1-aI halse ~ trtes ard BEAUTIFULLY slf-
us-ei- T6rrc E-r THE ualal improvements and
crtlr1llrr. Terns. cash Sufficient % rav cost
q -rl, and sale 70 rcr csrt usidns on
creilt 70 = . ard vears Uurct2sar % CTec-te
bird wsth rocd r----sl security end re'eHtlo1
q legal utIc. ~ IN payment af ,ne-third ~ ths
purchase money ia cash. Fefzonal security XII
b. disTsuset WITH
NJ. D+A - 30 acres. Price. S5.ooe. Tbs
j. a wen-e4riTred dziry and frlt farm. ST.
uz;-5 N Albc-nsT.s Comfy. I nile froa the
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30

railroad With the exception q = OF I5 sc7es.
the whole Is in cultivation. There are l.09 -
Ilc trces. 80 Psach trees. snd = keiffeT pea-
trees D-rellinz Is an s-rocu 2-fzcTy house. bath
Toou. and pantry Water rlre1 through hcuse-
Al necessary cuttuIldilgs. Besides al fam
ing implements, ths owner wishes 20 sell also
registered jersey briIl ard about . pure bred
Jersey COWS. heifeTs. ard calves 3 good mules
and 6ue 2-yca--old colts. Terms ca personal
Trope-ty- cash. S0l0 On farm, One-third cash.
balance in l. ?. ard 3 years az Ter csnt-
No ss-A. ss1s acres. Pice. Ssooa- Situated
n Albez-srle CosultT Va. ~ miles f-cni Char
lottesEine. making Il convenient 20 Schools. n:u
churches and stores Rural delivery Charactc-
q SOL red and loan. land rolling wen va
tered ard inciosed ~ wire fence sell adapted
u the usual crous. contains orchard u so
tees Z years old. consisting CT apples. PEACHES
Tlurcs darus0ns and cherries. 3-sSory Sroom
residence with hall spring and clsteTn water y
house TTo-roCm servants house. stable for
: horses and COWS other Cutbulldings. Terms.
oEe-half cash. balance / and years. per cent.
No ESA 3 acres Price. $40 Located II
AT tsrarie Comfy. niles from railroad ana
county sest. store, school, and churches con
veniezt 4-Yoons dwelling situated IN weI shad
ed laEn- F1ne poUltry rr0pcsition. Terms. S7U0
cash. balance J. >; and years, per cen.-
Nc I7s-A. 81 ucrcs. Price. SOOo Located
10 AIbcmzrie County. = nile from raIlrUad sta-
tiOu q c. & o. Railway. Convenient 10 post
oe5ce. school. sore, ard churches. Srcom ?
story frsme hoGse with halls and cellars Coed
outbuildinss. Wen adapted for poultry raising.
Terms cash
No E+k. ss acres. Price. Ab5a This
fsru located II miles from Gordousville. has
% acres n timber. al second growth 7-rc0n
frame residence. Outb7iidi1gs al practically
rev. Terms arranged
No 1s5-A Us acres- PIics- s. 500 This farm
is located N Nelson County. II miles from Tall-
Tusd. Has y acres IN orchard With 30 trees
OF apple peach. and plum. Trees l5 years cd
and Il good condition- 9-room brick and frame
residence with basement IN good condition. ION
msnds f-s view Has Ene shade and garden.
Good outbuiidings- Terms arranged
No iS7-A g acres. Timber" Price, Sc0
fcr timber. This place. located IN Albemzrie
Comfy. 8 miles from the Taiirued. has about
100 fo-est pine. black oak. white oak and pop
lar, VII saw SO GO feet No buildlngs- Terms
arranged
No. Iss-A. acres. 'sto7e Point" Price.
SOCa Located n Niddlesex Comfy about %
niles from raiiT0ad- Post-ofhce. scnoA, and
churches convenient Store house has very de-
sirabse Ioeation az 51nction q 5 Tuads and is
good business stand. Dwelling occupies second
ard third focrs ove- the sore, having rooms.
Al Necessary outb7ildlnEs- Terms s 0Oo cash.
halsuce l ard 2 year. 6 per cent
Nc. l@-A. I2sE acres. Price $50 Located
IN Orange Comfy a niles nom county seat
PCst-cEce and churches within { miles. scboo
/ nile ard stUrs niles % acres IN tfmbcT,
seound growth pire, . fruit trees. No byild-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30

No 1s5-A. Is3 acres Pros. Sa00a This Place.
o1e-half nile Ton station On e. * o. Raii-
rCa5. IS reI adapted for a trucking farm. =
story srsme dwelling Of 2 rocuss. cellar, and
gsrret. ki.chen detached. A weli-shaded lawn,
scme g the trees being Over 10 years old All
recszary outuui,dinEs. TENS, ,ooe-haf cash,
balance. ard gears. per cent.
No. ia So) acres. Price $ 80 Located
IN Albemsrls Cuunty. : miles from railroad
Post-cHce. school churches and store near
Residence is IL o,i-styled frame house q s
rUous. Stable &c Terms oue-third cash,
balance. 4, 2. and years.
No. IA Aueage 10 suit Price. So per
acre 4 r-Ect q u-iu1ur0red woodland IN Albc-
rlarl ssCCunty. Fire building site with elegant
original crcErh shade rrees. lovely spot located
near CT0zst. Va Terms arranged
No. Hs-A- y acrcs Price. S5n Situated
n Clzrke County, 2 miles from station. On y &
" Railway. Post-oasce. school. store. and
churches within 2 miles. Sroon frame dwelling.
Terms arranged
No. 15-A. SO acres. Price $50. Situated
n O7aure C0uuty, I nile from railroad station.
On the Southsru- a-roon house stable and
com house Terms. one-hah cash. balance /
ard years.
No ir-A. I5g acres Price. S.0a Located
n AI5ems-ie Comfy. 10 miles from the county
seat miles from T7ilr0ad- Residence frame.
ICONS and p07caes. Ususi OTtDundings. al IN
good condition. Good location for poultry and
bses Terms cash.
No. ia. si6 acres. Price sle0S 1s-is
farm. located 9 miles from Charlottesville. IS
very p1o5uctfTe and N high state CT CIlJ.v3-
ton Plenty of fruit Nicely painted Z-So.y
U-roon frsms dwelling. ) cemented rooms Il
basement LErVe barn and other necessary out
buildngs- Terms. O1e-thId cash, balance J, ?
and 5 years
No. lee-A. s. sc-vs. P-;ce. SEQ. Located in
Alberarls Comfy 81 niles from Charl0ttes-
vile IN me saction and on good mad 2-sruTy
s-7oCm ressdsncs. ccmmands 8 beautiful view.
Water u house. large barn. tenant HOUSES. &c.
Teuls, one-third cash, balance !. 2 and
years S psr cent
No. IA 60 acres Price. 500. This IS a
very p-oaucire fzrn located in Al5eInarle Coun-
=. g. miles frun railroad- ? tenant houses.
stable. ccrn house. and ether buildings. Con
7enisut to school. post-of3ce. store. &c. Terms,
cne-third cash. balance l. 2 and years.
peT cent
10. I65-A- u aces. Price. z50G This farm
Is very productive has a great deal Of bf1e
grass sod. making Y especially adapted for stock
T1SsinC. Located II miles from Charlottesville.
Groom frams residence. al Necessary out5s.ld-
inEs IN good c1ndition- Terms. orethird c2so,
balance u l. 2 ard 5 years. s peT cent
No. lEA. 20 adcS Price. $50. Tbs
piscs. iocated o1 the Rsrpahau1ock River Is
q Ene truck farm Beats daily 70 Baltimore snc
Norfolk An oid-styled 6-r00n bEick dwelling.
Stock and farming implements ere Included n
and Tesrs. IsT cent.