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VIEWS AND VARIETIES
Clever Sayings.

Ted-So she's very punctnalq Md
why, us safe to call for that girl in
a taxi!-Judge. e''l IL
weren't you shy when the Judge
asked your age in court?" yes I
was ABOUT ten years shy. my dear
Mary, how was it I saw YOU en.sr-
tanning a policeman to supper last
nlght?" Il dunno, mum, unless Won
was peerin' thro' the lSey'Ole .'-Punch,
1T is unlawful isn't il TO DIM =,
man by means Of postal card ?" II
don't know, but will say that it's I'M.
pollte, Chicago Record Herald.
The bride-Where win We snend orr
honeymoon, dearest? The BRIDEGROOM,
That depends on how much honev
your father will supply.-satirA.
I'm not getting fair show" growI-
60 the one night stand operate come
donna. Mediate on what the audi
ence is getting! ~.
Are times as prosperous as they
WereT' oh, | think so. l got about
the usual number Of blotters and cal
endars. "-Louisville Courier journal,
The fool who used to rock the boat,
And think it something fine,
Is skaing now, as you will note,
Around the Danger sign.
-Lippincott's Magazine.
He-If an old millionaire on ths
verge of the grave wanted to marry
you, would you throw him over She
Not necessarily. Still, you might
have to wait year or two.-Ally Slo-
pers Half Holiday.
What a curious question this must
have seemed TO little James! Hostess
What part Of the chicken do You
like best my little man? James pass
ing his plate timidly)-I like the meat,
Youths Companion.
Unkind.-"This wine" said Mr.. Bluff
fer proudly. has been in my cellar for
80 years, - Mr.. Kauler who is some
thing Of a connoisseur, slipped his por-
ton critically. Il don't wonder" he
murmured--Clevelan Leader.
Real estate agent--Good norning
sir. What can l do for you? William,
bring the gentleman cigar. Do you
want to buy lot Caller-No, l want
TO sell one. Agent-William, never
mind the cigar.-Boston Transcript.
Say" began the determined look
ing man, Il want a good revolver"
Yes, sir" said the salesman; "a. six
shooter?" "Why-er-youd better
make 1t a nine shooter. / want to
use it on cat next door."-Phlladel-
phia Press
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times, BY the scholars Of the ages been
praised as a revelation rather than
3 mere poem. With all its power the
great poem has heretofore been ap-
precisted at it's true worth by but a
handful Of scholars, while to the
grand masses It was a hidden treas
ure
Edison's greatest invention, the
moving picture, has furnished the key
10 unlock this treasure for the benefit
Of mankind The Inferno has now
been accessible to all. noted band
Of Italian artists have for more than
a period Of two years co-opeTated in
an effort to give a reproduction of
Dante in moving pictures which would
be worthy Of the immortal genius of
the great Tuscan poet. The efforts
have been crowned with success, and
the 100 or more scenes of this film con-
sists. represents practically the entire
Inferno. There is likewise a dramatic
explanatory reading. They will be
shown today and tomorrow only and
rhsy should not be missed. as they
are educational as well as interesting.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
apANrE's INFERNo.D
Tho Greatest Picture Ever Produced,
at James cianoy's Poll Theater.

Yesterday was ladies' day at Polls
theater, that is, Miss Jewel gave a
matinee to ladies only, and she filled
the house with the fair sex. Cues
tions of a personal nature were an
swered and as no gentlemen we're adj
mitted the women had full sway in re-
gard to questions. Miss Jewel will
continue to amuse and mystify today
and tomorrow and those that have not
seen her should avail themselves Of
the opportunity, as she undoubtedly
IS the most remarkable woman of
modern times. In conjunction with
Miss Jewel, the famous pictures of
Dante's Inferno will be displayed on
the screen in five reels. Next TO the
Bible and Shakespeare, the greatest
monument in the history of literature
10 Dantss Inferno. 1t has at all
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HOLMES SCHOLARSHIP
Awarded John M. 5rephy Of Grand
Wow Avenue, WaterhNry.

James S. Elton and T T. Carrhody
OF Waterbury, the committee appoint
ed at the last meeting OF the board o.
agents Of the Bronson library to award
the Holmes scholarship in the AGA
demlc class at Yale. have decided in
favor of John NJ Brophys corner Of
PeQuot street and Grandyiew avenue.
The committee recommended that the
next scholarship be given to Mr.
Weaver, another deserving candidate.
Ny. Brophy is p years Of age, He
graduated from the Crosby High
school four years ago and then took
@ four years special course with Pro-
fessor Condor finishing this in two
years. IN the meantime be worked
in one OF the factories and for q time
peddled milk nights. Mr. Condor SAYS
that during the time he was under his
instruction he never came unprepared
ana never was late. He passed the ex-
animation for Yale and entered Last
fail His father and mother are dead,
but this docs not deter him from
making g fight TO get an education
and he has succeeded so well up to mis-
time it ia safe to predict that he will
make gocd.--Waterbury Democrat.
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WHAT is GOING ON TONIGHT

Vaudeville and Motion Pictures at
Auditorium.
Motion Pictures and Songs at Breed
Iheater.
Vaudeville and Motion. Pictures at
Polls Theatar.
Sedgwick Post, No. l, G. A. r. meets
Fl Buckingham Memorial.
Columbian Commandery, Ne. 4, K. T.,
meets at Masonic Temple,
Gardner Lodge, Ne. 4, K. Of P,
meets IN Pythian Hall.
Lodge Oscar, No. SO, V. o, Of A,
meets in Foresters' Hall.
Norwich Stationary Engineers Asso-
citation, No. 6. meets in Bill Block.
Virginia Dare Council No. 20, D. Of
l., meets at No. 90 Union Street
Loyal Hugh II. Osgood Lodge, No.
1850, ! Q. O r., NJ. u. meets In Pone-
nah Hall
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POETRY
rHE BURIAL OF JOHN PAUL JONES.


Under a stairway, back in the hall,
waiting to hear his ceuntry's call.
Cofnn i in lead-a bundle Of bones
Lies what Is LETT of the great PatI
Joassl
Found in its tomb by the mersst
Borne with acclaim from tho land Of
Brought with tho pride of a nations
guest
To sleep forever in splendid restl
Here in the school where his trade il
Where the lads learn how a battles
fought
lp promises broken ere they're maAol
First to the air he tossed the stars.
The glorious flag with crimson bars
Who. steerd the Ranger across the sea,
Deep in his debt is this selfish land.
which Pays the bin with a grudgiRs
So bear him back to the rough North
Where the chalk cliffs rise against ne
Red are the waves where the Richard
Deep on the edge OF the Dogger BanR.
Here 10 grave made ready TO hand,
Better and Drawer than one on land.
A couple of shot canvas shroud.
4 little thunder Of cannon loud;
Inc thing Is over; secure in Fame.
lie needs no stone to mark his nansi
Lucky the Captains who heard the
And went to the depths in fight ~
Never neglected back in a hail.
Awaiting in vain their cOuntrv's cAliS
-Den G. seitz. in Harper'S weekly.
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$3.50

will buy g IeV 4uie farm situated 81
miles from railroad station, cottage
house of IL rooms. painted white, green
nIlnds, in excellent condition, barn "
by "a. wagon sned ID by 20, one nen-
merry IL by is, one hennery by IL,
three other smaller ones, one crib 2 by
10. workshop 10 by Il, cranberry bog,
one acre Of Strawberries, 200 peach
trees. orchard OF apple, pear and plum
trees, abundance OF wood, fine shade
trees in front of house, 4 miles to
postotnce, school and church, near pros
porous factory village. Here Is a
chance to buy a good farm cheap. In
VeStigate.
In tbe quiet village of Carolina r. l..
! ofTer so acre farm, well divided into
pasture, moving and woodland, abun-
dance OF fruit. neat cottage house, large
barn 40GsO, crib. hennery and smoke
hous~. This place is only q mile 10
the village, where employment can be
furnished to whole family. 1880
taxes ii.
Transportation free in auto.
(cho!ca OF 400.
WILLIAM A. WILCOX.
Real Estate Broker,
No. ii WesT BrOaG St., Rooms and 2
Westerle. Il. /.
Phone connection. q
novs1d
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The American Newspaper Annual and
pirectorY.

l414 pages, royal octave. $500 net.
carriage extra, postage 90 cents. Pub
ished by y. w. Aver & Son, adver-
Using agents, Philadelphia.
The fortyfourth year Of continuous
publication brings US TO the 1912 edi-
ZION Of this comprehensive review of
The newspaper and magazine field. To
the publishers of the country and to
those having dealings with them this
work is most useful. The facts and
figures pertaining to each Of the 24,S45
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NOTICE

The Board Of Relief Of the Town Of
Norwich, Conn, viii meet in the City
Hall Building, in said Town. each day.
Sundays excepted. from Feb, list 80
Feb. 21st, from 10 =, m. to 4 q. m,
to listen to appeals frorn the doings
Of the Assessors, and TO do any other
business proper to he done al said
meetings
Dated at Norwich. Conn, Jan. 18Th,
1912
FRANK +. 3i'LAUGHLIN,
EDWARD KIRBY.
JAMES ". BLACKBURN,
Board of Relief.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice to taxpayers

All persons liable to pay taxes in the
Town of Colchester are hereby notified
that I have warrant to levy and coli
lect tax Of ten mills on the dollar on
the Town List OF 1911, payable March l.,
a. D. 1919, and for the purpose OF col
lectins the same / Will be at my place
Of business March 18th and every We'd
nesday after in March, 1912. from | TO
p. m.
All persons neglact!ng this notice
will be charged legal fees and addi-
tons.
Colchester Conn, Feb. 18th. 1912.
febsF f. C. SNOW. Collector. Q
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NOTICE.
Snecsni TOM Getting.

Special Town Meeting.
The legal voters In town meeting in
the Town OF Franklin are hereby
warned to meet at the Town Hall in
town meeting on Monday. Feb. II, 1912.
at o'clock IN the afternoon, to see If
the Town will instruct its Selectmen
to make an application for state aid for
the Improvement OF any section or Sec
lions Of its public roads under the pro-
visions of an act concerning the i'm
provement OF public roads, being Chap
ter 2S4 of the Public Acts Of 1907 and
the amendments and acts relating
thereto set forth in Chapters 1875 and
213 OF the Public Acts Of 1893 and
Chapters IS, 2e7 and 398 Of the Public
Acts of 1911. Also TO say how the
same Shall be paid for.
c. z, DAVIS,
f L DATE,
THOMAS NEWMAN
Selectynen Of Franklin.
Dated at Franklin, Feb. 3. 1872
febTd
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Plaid suiting in pretty shades of red
plain material made up this design
most effectively. The style Of closing
viii appeal 20 the home dressnaker
and busy mother as desirable feature
The waist portions are cut in peasant
style, with body and sleeve combined.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-09

Queen wilhelmina of Holland, who
has an enormous library, is selling IL
because many Of the books are SAID
to be not altogether proper.
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but with the outer sleeve seam extend
Ing to the shoulders. The sleeve may
be finished in full or shorter length.
The pattern is cut in four sizes: 6. S,
10 and IL years. It requires SIS yards
Of 86-inch material for the s-year size.
A pattern of this illustration mailed
to any address on receipt OF 10 cents In
silver or stamps.
Order through The Bulletin Company,
Pattern Dept, Norwich, Conn.
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| lood!s
Sarsaparilla

Cures all blood humors, all
eruptions, clears the complex
ion, creates an appetite, aids
digestion, relieves that tired
feeling, gives vigor and vim.
Get It today in usual liquid form or
chocolated tablets called SaFSatabs,
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-09

Homer Saint Gaudens. son of the
late famous sculptor, Augustus Saint
Gaudens, and q playwright by profess
sion, is writing life OF his father.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-09

Nearly two-thirds of the beans
grown in the United States each year
come from farms In Michigan, New
York and California.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-09

DR.. j. II. Smith is said to have in
vented a Photographic printing paper
capable Of reproducing photographs in
natural colors from suitable mega
tiveS.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-09

A special form Of cnmer2 has been
invented for copying type or per-
written manuscript by photography
more ranidly than It can be done by
hand.
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Winter
Without WaffIes
LIKE SUMNER WITHOUT
ICE CREAM.
"Unthinkable'

Irres,stibiy delicious are ~~angs
made with the Vulcan deep ring waffle
iron, for gas range use Usual price
two dollars. our price one dollar. Sell
ing gas is our business. distributing
appliances -is NEARLY d means to an
end" The Vulcan cake griddls COOKS
cakes IN ratchless MANNER price
cnly enc dollar. The new Crane toast
er makes In q tinF incompatible
golden brown toast. 15c gsts one
Gas Ranges, Water Heaters. Hot
Plates and Tubing. all Of highest quail
ity and at prices THAI viii surprise
you.
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GOOD PRINTING CnEAP-5Oe SA
envelopes Irregular business size), card
printed IN, corner, ,s1.s5: 1000, Sass;
S. ioD 6n'Ss silsc So S''i a SG
Shx11. printed, s1.65; 1000. S2.70; 5,0e0,
So; 10000, s1756; SEQ billheads, ks ~,
printed, $3.50; 1909, 81; 5000. 1856;
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10000, $40. Printing of every descrip-
ton done promptly. Send for samples
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MUCH IN LITTLE

The French army will purchase no
fewer than $50 aeroplanes during 1912.
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CaroGoc Robertson whom Oxford Pc
Gently conferred the degree Of doctor
Of music for an oratorIo, worked at q
carpenters bench only few years
e2o
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Gas { Electrical Dept.
Alice Building, 52l Main Street
START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT

That's what everybody tells you.
We tell you the same thing.
Especially do WE tell yeu this in
regard to any j0bbing. or contract Ct
construction work Of any kind In the
huilding line. You win start this right
e you give me chance to quote you
prices on heildiug materials or let me
give yea estimates for any contract
work. / know how TO do this work
and DO st at 8 reasonable price; price
consistent with the best workmanship
aad materials.
c. M. WILLIAMS,
Contractor, Jebber and Builder.
Franklin Square ever seTers Bros.
Telephone $40.
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WHEN you want TO put your Dusi-
ness before tho public. theirs Is no me-
dun bett4r than through the advertise
Ing columns af The Bulletin.
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SALE HORSES.

MIME, TATT-Palmist ana ciairvoy-
ant-Aas returned TO e. Wasa!Dgton
St, New London. Wheras, shn will be
pleased to see any OF her trlendS and
patrons. * dec1sd
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LOST AND FOUND.

L0ST-In Preston City, tan and white
hound puppy. answers to name Ranger.
Notify Vim. W. Service r. D. !. Tel.
1928. feh9d
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Iii 1909 the telegraph and telephone
Companies, together with similar con-
Germs that Use electric wires in this
county, expended over $1,000 600 in the
purchase OF poles.
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The cocosnut palm has one peculiar
ity. It never stands upright. There is
q Malay maxim TO the effect that He
who hath seen straight cocoAnut
palm will surely live forever"
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under the heading WANTED. FOR SAL
HUvEn IOEMENtO TO RENT" the Ct
= lenfs per line, SIX words 10 the line
FOR SALM

FOR sALE-My millinery and dry
gVU%in SlvIe at a0De vh..ey: no otAsI
'AiIl4Aefy ECoEe nt.IIlu tWSGVe 1A4IUs,
stNhASss reason LOr s244IRA; kVVo p4aGS
~ Ai'sAe ASAsys ArS. Il ~. AsuS ga.
LLOps fIlkey, Ia. l. Is0su
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South Carolina has been mining
phosphate rock since 1858, and the
production has steadily declined since
1889, with the exception Of two or
three years, when a slight increase in
production was noted.
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+ oh sALE-lAy millinery and dry
sOVNH SlO4e at E1Ops VA44eJ; no otas4
AnIil4l4ery sore Wt.IIlH twS4Ve m44Us,
siehhess reason I0r se44IRa; LoVo p4Acv
~ ALsssAe MEISys ArS, l. ~. AsuS UIL,
4LVps fG4ieyp IA. 1. Is0su
hVs< s4ALAl-1s Pu4lsss, 10 yeArnRgs,
al 4sAJ4 LWo nICs young 0vGherSASi
SAe LuuoSfn hexAOusG, IL. a., RI. W.,
> X. La; best oHsr. box 10, NOrwleA
town. teusd
bOR SALE-New miIch cows. A y.
L4InD, kraLAIIn, Conn. fsbsd
bUk SALAl-f Dung mans Tuxedo
S0&t, vest ana trousers; ArSI class cVlI-
ultlVhi bSsR W0fn DuC a Few LlIns0;
h&EIus o0tsGoSn SAinG, oWneE WlSass
" GISSSSs ~ ~ at OGcs, a bargain IUr
Sumeuns. Can be seen 81 Inc ou4IeLIn
OLnce Iepsd
EOR SALE Matching eggs from
pi!1Ie stOek nov rea0y. MAIte FIy-
mouth Rocks, ~ per 400. ~ per 10;
> Z. ttAoUe Island aNeos, 30 per IVo, TOO
per 10; ssttIns mems, 81. i also nave
some good puileLs ana hens 1Or SaIa,
" hlte ROCKS II. l. t.eGs and h1u
LtOcKs, anu a Jew cOckSre1S. Arthur a.
MiLcEe4l, X h. y. 4, Norwich, Conn.
4ei. conn. fepId
FOR SALE-Ten barrels OF cider at
$500 u barrel. ". ID. Ihacher, AZ Tan
ner ST, Norwich Town. Lebid
FeR SALE Oh RENT-Barm with
two dwelling houses aHd TWO good
barns, RearIy new. one Icehouse, also
bologna FACTORY and SmDkehouse, $50
acres good land divided INTO moving
anu pasture; good SprInS, never know
10 De dry; Will keep 10 cows ana one
pair Of norses. Jonn DUR, Oceum.
FOR SALE-Carriages For terms
and ticu4ars, app4y at l0s Norm
Alain 81 .Amede Chetty. feeod
THE SPRING FASHION BOOK is now
on sale. Pictorial review Agency,
Grand Sale Remnant Store, PSI Main st.
Ieeo0
B'OR sALE-Pickerel bait, at C. L.
Balley's stable, near East Side bridge.
c. w. Barnes has made. this his head
quarters Tor the winter for selling bait.
jan37d
FOR SALE-One pair horses weigh
ing 2'0U, IL years old; also two pair
| Gardner, Is Oak St, City. Tel 4sS-S.
FOR SALE-PickereI bait +. L. Al
len, 479 East Main st. Preston. jan2sd
FOR SALE-A tine new delivery box
| sleigh. Price low. Apply Scott and
Clark Corp'n. Greeneville. janIsd
FOR SALE-On Bliss place, nine room
house, modern improvements, ample
grounds, location III Eirable, price very
| reasonable. c. H. Case, Bliss Place.
Jan15d
SACRIFICE SALE-Pleasantly located
73 acre farm, 80 acres excellent ploW
| land, balance pasture and wood, good
| fruit, / Il miles from r. 4. station and
| village, near markets, IA room colonial
/ house with Verandas, best condition
outside and in, large barn, painted. new
| henhOuse, cost sass, sheds, outbuildings,
| buildings worth $1,000; price $500
| LOCO down, Includes household fur
| nishinEs, farming tools and poultry.
| Tryon's Agency, WiIHmantic. Conn.
| jan31d
GOOD PRINTING CHEAP-5Oo S%
| envelopes Irregular business size), card
F 5S s55 e 5SS i'S 5od 2SS :sS
| Sc; io,ooo, S11.60. see letterheads.
| 81 XII. printed, $1.65; 1000. S2.70; 5.eee,
| nrIntAd 81 "a: I ana s2- ann &c "a.
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hVs< sALA&--1s Pu4lets, 10 yeArnRgs,
al 4AJ444si L~0 nlGs SVunk GvGherSAai
OAe EuUu~rn heAauuse, . IL d. q RI W =.
, X. La; best OHsr. box 10. NORWICH
town, 1suYd
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TO REMT.

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Library pulLaIas, SuItanIs 10r shOY, GA
nCs VI IVUS4Hks. AILIOs a. Browning.
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bOR SALE-New mich COWS. A. u.
Lamp braIA4ln, Conn. fsDsa
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to hifk I-Nicsly furnished connect
Ing roV0AS. centra4Ay lOcaGea. Apply "
BOX 30. bulletin. JaRS4d
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WHITNEY'SAGENCY

227 Main str Franklin Square.
Real Estate and insurance
Other reRtaIs registervd daily. ia n5d
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New 5ritain.-The German Rifle
club observed it's forty second ami
versary in Barbeek's hall Thursday
night.
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Under a stairway, back in the hall,
waiting to hear his c0untry's call.
comm in lezd-a bundle Of bones
Lies what is left of the great Pagl
JonAsl
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WANTED

Gk1ti4S WANTED for quilting and
wiR0GIg departments LeAIsn NaI4ey
SaIk Ali44ss % NAaIn 81. W sstSElys IN L,
Ieh5d
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-11
FOR SALE.

l3 acres, 10 miles from town. on pike road. with acres in cultivation and 4-room house and store house. and z other small buildings, all go for $1950.
 246 acres. well improved, rich level land. 26 miles from town, on Spring vile pike; price $9500.
 52o acres, well improved land, 21 miles north of city and miles from de- pot, good road price s75oo. 3so acres. with some improvements, for quick sale. $2000
 402- acres. rich. level land, well im- proved. , miles from a good town. will give i-S and h4 of crop and land for $750o.
 120 acres, some Improvements, will ex- change for house, worth $500. 100 acres. well improved, IS miles from town: good road; price $5000 l90 acres. 90 acres in cultivation, G. room dwelling and good tenant houses, large barn. three miles from Ashville. good road; price S300e. 10 acres land. : miles north of city. or 6 acres in cultivation. cheap house. good springs; close to church; good road through place price $125o; terms. rooms and hall. lot 50x156: 2la blocks car line, price slS50: easy terms. One good store house. one way, house, one 3-room house with hall; two 4- room houses, lot 130x165s rents $40 per month; price s2750;- terms. 5-room- house. F blocks new Nor wood Boulevard pask; $14O0; terms. 5-room house, 1l06 John street. Will sell to colored people on easy terms price s1250 frS !. NJ. F. WEBB REAL ESTATE co. 201 Jefferson County Bank. Bell Phone
 ttf i573 Main.