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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-10-16

office Of the county superintendent
until such time as Burleson county
public library may be established.
suitably housed and adequately main.
tanned, at which time this library may
be merged into the larger public II.
brary. Prof A. w. Kinnard started
this library with conditional gift OF
100 volumes OF high class, up to date
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-10-16
NOTICE.
To the Public.

To The Public:
II the present superintendent OF the
public schools OF Bryan will observe
his SCHOOL SCHEDULES ~ CLOSE.
LY and as INFINITELY as he appears
to observe the schedules OF the inter.
urban cars. the school children OF
Bryan who appear to reach school In
advance OF the school hour will have
"quieted down" much earlier than the
arrival Of the belated ears.
l.. NJ. LEVINSON.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-10-16
CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to express through the
Eagle our heartfelt thanks to all
friends for their Kindness aud their
tender ministcring during the last NJ
ness Of our husband and father. My
heaven reward you. Mrs. VI. +. Wet
ter and children. /9ii
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-10-16
cHlLLs, Aoue. fEveRs VIZ
NOT CURE THEMSELVES

II you have Malaria or Chllis aud
Fever you will be glad TO know Of
the quick relief that awaits you IN
the unfailing remedy BRAzos CHILL
TONIC. Easy TO take and rapid To
action u Is decidedly the sovereign
remedy for Malaria. Ask for the gen.
uine-take no other. Sold and guar
an,eed by y. n. KMMEi. Druggist
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-10-16
TO TIE LADIES.

The ladies Of Bryan aud College are
cordially invited to call and sec my
line Of coat suits, $50 to ss5: after.
noon dresses In silks and sa,ins. $40
to $3.50; evening dresses. s2s.bO to
$50: coats. waists. etc.
GRACE II. BOWMAN.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-10-16
BURLEsoN COUNTY TEACHERS
LIBRARY.

At the last meeting Of the Burleson
County Teachers Association a reso-
luton was adopted unanimously to
g .@1.isn a Burleson County Teach
ers' Library. to be maintained In the
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-12-29
CHRISTMAS TREE

The Chrissmas tire and exercises Of
the Mt Chapsi Baptist Sunday s-hool 1t
the Hippodrome IN last Monday night
were in every way . splendid suocess.
The children bad been well trained by
Mesismes Helen NJ. James, w. %.
Moore, Ii. l. lord aud Miss Myrtle
Joney. and they performed their parts
excsedinKiy veil. The music under Of
Mis Jones was Of high order.
The tree was beautifully decorated and
wss lsdden with large rumber of pres
ents. The Sunday school gave very nice
pesenn 20 nearly . hundred and . large
number Of persons got presents from
their friends and acquaintance Every
body seemed TO have enjoyed the enter
tainment and went home happy.
The sunday school has made . SPLEEN
did showing during the year under the
Leadership of j. II. Jones, and it is the
hope Of all concerned u have its number
increased in 1917. Parents. send your
boys and girls 70 some sunday school.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-12-29
nnelll elEE ct65 n0lDs
INITIAL BANQUET AND
RECEPTION.
The Affair Largely Attesded.

Under Oh. direction Of Mr.. J.. A.
Adam, sssasted by sevsra, other very in-
tiuennsF and prom.n,ss young men nj
the town Of KimSall. . very elite affair
wss pulled off in Kimbsil Tuesday night
Of this week with . very large 1t seudancs
Of men ant women from all over the
coalfelds-
The occasion Was . dance in the New
Brick Hall IN Main Street. Invir atoms
had been sent out IN special friends and
they were among the best peopls Of the
coal6elds- The affair MAS well srranred
and Conducted 70 perfection. There was
not one ugly remark OF . single unh~-
COMING act seen by any one present
Whiskey was not q be s~en neither Was
there . man who wss sseu that Indicated
that he Ma hinder the influence Of any
thing OF the kind. Most excellent music
Was rendered ny the Watkins Saxlphone
Orchestra Of Rluefield. They certainly
snow their business and the ~xcsllency
of their music makes them greatly in de-
mand oy both white aud colored people,
when smusing occssions are sought.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-12-29
FOR SALE

T~" hou-~- and LOT. on Jones and
Bra' k-ts streets. Blaen~,d. W. Va. by
jackson and h-b~ccs Patterson. q and 3
ro"m house-. all modern conveni@nces.
accessible. Terms guaranteed % be ar
RANGED satisfactory to purchaser. 30.
further AMI complete information AL
dr~-- or call f"r JACKSON. GENERAL De
livery. bluriield. ". Va
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-12-29
KEYSTONE ECkMAN GRADED
SCHOOL HAS 4 NICE
BANK ACCOUNT

The Savings Department. OF the Key
stone Eckman Graded School reports
that for the first half of the school year
which ended Dec. -. one hundred TWEEN
ty-one dollars and sixty cents ($l2l 6o)
were deposited and during that time n ~
dollars and eighty mine cents were with
drawn. which leaves q balance Of one
hundred titt-~n dollars and seventy -one
c-nts (sl - I'D ON the proper side Of the.
account
All dep~itors snd their friends should
s-e To il that this mark il -qnsllei or
SURPASSED during the NEXT hall Of the
srhooi year
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-12-29
Oh EekS;ify Tone
Is Rich IN Iron


Ironhpcrss-s the red corpuscles in tn,
bl osi. thereby bnskine il rich and pnrrr
Az lid Hickory Tonic contains o,sr a
the VERT o--s sorus OF iron that tile Thu.
man syssem rsn easily st~orb. il 10 no,
vsrv long aiter:you take it a At you fr-l
stronger and more vigorous. Besides the
iron, thersoars extrsctions of . numper
Of tonic and purifying herbs. roots and
bsrks in old Hickory Tonic. They tone
the stomach. liver. Kidneys aud bowles.
crssss good appetite and cleanse the sys-
tenn Of poisopA
Old Hickory Tonic 10 not q patent
medicine. IL u made from . formula Of
= family II docsorS. who for half ,s~nt-
ury used it in their own prsrsic~. No
other tonic they ever prescrihoi would
give the same cool results that their
own preparation gave. so they always
returned To il.
II you are weak and. s,ckly. ~ to the
drug store &C once and buy n srod big
hottie OF Old Hickory Tonic Take AZ
cording TO directions and notic- how
quickly health and strength Seturnn.
Then ask your druggist for the,oowe-t
price on six bottles and continue the
treatment until you are thoroughly we'll.
You'll Ind t a good investment. for To-
he weak and sickly is tise most ex pensive
thing IN tie world
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-12-29
LOCALS

Dr. Joseph r. Brown and wife. of TIN.
city. srr visiting relatives and friends in
the city of Roadway. y. }. They we're
accompanied by their little dsught.r.
They spent the Christmas ho!:1a~- ~"b
the lolk- at the old homestead.
Dr. Thomas Hamlin. of Raleigh. y.
q J. Was the guest of DIR. G.. A. Rogers
this week. lie is . Pharmacist 10y pro-
fs~sion and Is allen the manager oi the
business Of Captain Hsmlin OF the same
city. Captain Hamlin of whom Ne
sps.k 10 the father-in-lsw of Dr Roger-.
OF Blusfield. DIR. Hamlin spent a night
with DIR. w. V-rnal Bridgeford. of tins
city. - former cls--mate in shaw Tim
versity.
Misss-s J-nn~tta Morris and Nsielii
MSrshsll. students "f the a.. g. I . sI~tf
several of the holidays hare with their
parents
Mr. a. o.. Wilson. of Gslliam. VA
visiting friends m tllr city sunday. lie
dropps~i in the Times Office ani psd ms
usual r-pects To tile publishers of the
Mcdowell Tunes i'm very substantial
way. having ts-rn = sub-crlt,rr ~inrr the
hirth of the paper Practically
Mr. J. W. Harris. IT Coalw .~,J. spent
the first part oi thu Chrl-tm ~ in tho
city Of Bluetield. ill- trip wn- strictly
= .e'isl one and he WAS the g'i,'-t "i Mis-
kittle ilsrvil
%.
Hon. W. w. Hsrri-. Jr . r'pr--snia
tive of the Pacific Mutual Life Insnrarc.
Company. IL -p~nd'ng the chri-tmr.
with hii I--"ple la Huntington lIr ~
ports thst h- II having "A most epl"ysll.
time with relatIvr- and friends
20:
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-12-29

We oncr One fundrsdsDosiars Re
ward Tor any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by iialls catarrh cur.
haiis Catarrh Cur has been taken
~ catarrh sufferers for IN. past
thirty nvr years. aud has h.~o.n.
SHOWN - the mos. reliable remedy tor
Catarrh- Halls Catarrh Cure acts thru
the Hood on the Mucous surfaces ~
p'hins the Poison from the Hood aud
h'alnS the DISEASED portions
After You have taken Halls Catarrh
'uf" Tor a short tam. you will Sc. A
graz Impeachment tn your general
h'"ith start taking Halls Sattrrh
Suf. AT once and XII r:d OF Catarrh
send Tor testimonials FREE
b j. CHENEY \ 90 Toledo. Ohio.
sold by all DrugFl.t. 1S~
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-12-29
Prof. and Mrs. Leesard
Enter tain in Honor of
Mr.. D. Prillerman

Mr. Leonard, the coneenial and &C.
complish-d wife Of Prof. Leonard. sssrh-
or Of Agricultural at w-~t Virginia Col
iegiste Institute. delightfully."- entertained
Tuesday evening. from : IN y. Dec. 70, %
the home Of President Prillerman. sever
81 m~mbers of the young social go in
hcnor of MIR. hilbert Prillerman Who ID
spend ny the holidays with his parsnts
Mr.. Prillermsn is . member Of the
Senior Cisss, Michigan Agriculture Col
lege. gnd war recently honored with the
selection a. Chairman q the nut exhibit
for the horticultural Show u be gwen
in January. Tue young people number
my twenty-six passed tie evenig very
pleasantly and delightfully."- by playing
VARIOUS games
The home Was attractively beautiful
with varied colors Of Chrlstmas dscora-
tons. The magnificent and elegant
electrolier, flooding the lovely and beau
tifui room, where the young people -
sembled, with rays of burning bright
ness, wss artistically and pains takingly
covered with smiling holly, glowing
mistletoe and clinging smilax.
A prize Was given 70 the one, who on
being blind folded could touch with q
long stick a small red dot which va,
marked on a piece of paper in the form
Of neart and pasted on the door. Tn,
contestant, as above stated, was bline
folded, made to turn around two OIL
,hree times hurriedly and then find hi
way, rs best he co aid. to the heart. Thi,
game was both amusing and interesting
The prize Was won by Mr.. Joseph Pet
ers, OF the Senior Academic Glass.
After the gaines, the laughing and joll,
young people were invited into the bril-
lsntiy lighted dining room where punch
was served. Mrs. Leonard, in . beauti
sul and handsome gown of white satin
presided over the bunch bowl.
Those present were: Misses Cleopatr,
Whrttico. Thelma Calhoun, Alphons
Simpson, Mildred Webb. Myrtle Irving
ln~z Ward, Mae Curry, Louise Ward
Dolly Blue, Estelle Arthur, Texannal
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-12-29
Mrs. Fannie Wilson
Dead.

Mn. Fannie Wilson. of this:city, who
had been in poor health for sometime
and who went TO Pittsburg on Dec. 10.
70 undergo An operation on the advice Of
her physician, died last sunday in the
hospital there. Her body WAS brought
70 Blueridge Springs, Va, on Tuesday
tor burial.
Mrs. Wilson WA q splendid christian
woman, Icing . member Of tie choir of
the Mt. Chapel Baptist church and n
faithful worker in the various depart
ments OF the church. She Was the amt
Of Msrcellus Broadly. Of the Mcdowell
and rest TO bones
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-12-29

For SALE: West Virginia Stmfil-r-
infr FL t,atn,--. Guaranteed L. win ar
dir trying. prginAt.-i and bresl1by w.
q ii"~ri. " ,-tn. W Va
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-12-29
GREAT. DEBATE

The subj ct. Can a soul he loot after
il has hs~u regsnerst~d?'' will b- dis
cussed III 1day at SD p. m, at Gal
houn's Han ny tRsvs j. " Ii-rn.lon
and l.. r. J'hnson, Affirmative. and
R-vs. r. II. McKoy ard W. n. Harris.
Negative. The subject promises Ia he a
t7eat and the public is invited to lie
present.
The Presbyterian church will hav..
special -ervices in the hall. beginning at
$50 o'clock.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-12-29

Mis~ss Jrnnetts Morris and VI s.ieln ..
MSr-hsll. students of tire a.. q .. sI~r'
several of the holidays hare with their
parents.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-12-29
EX-GOVERNOR ATKINSON IN
BIUEflEIO

n = 'V.'tes'.- -S-ar.s,s W ..h,s-N9
the rr~t~hilt Republican
stst''-'nai. at'~a is thu m,..tin. nf tl,..
"'~' Nirsins Ear N~se.ati,p whi.h
~a~ m session y-.t~ri,y 1rlnrstavD "a
hd'ie'eld- >sN'ri other on ni town a.
tornrys attended the meeting
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-12-29

Mr. T. Edward Hill. Businsus Manas-
er OF the McDo~e., Times. has ben
constantly on the 70 this Christmas.
looking after mstfers political and ct the
same time making ready 10 spend much
~ tn'-t a 'he tim.. in Charleston during
the ss-slon oi the legislature.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-12-29
NOTICE OF PARDON

i" n nnr a u's, concern.
\"tisr = irr'.hv gwen thai John Kan
lister. E"N confined ma th.. STATE. t-.nit.n-
uAry. serving i've year --ntenc.. for
'r''iN action oi nufdrr ln -s~-ond ,i.yr.-.-
from Mcbp~~ii r"uniy. ~ill. on or alter
lanu~ry !. l"l.. apply a the governor
Of iW'-i Ntrs uiA tor a pardon.
John Emi-ter
i't' -. l'l' lSy Nvuncil
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-12-29

Parts. ohssaiss Bssseh, EdsosoPsnses.
~ ,1ssna.- Dsahge Reiilssoan. Rog
L ssss hsss. Laersoes Pdll~rma~. Sow
ars Cslhouo. J. srph Rvesrs. Russsl Oar
psnssr. A. B. Cunningham. Robert
Blsck. Levi Gilmore. ". W. Colbsrt.
Dennis Smith. Max wess<rband, Anth-
ony Galloway.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-12-29

The prisoners in camp. ~ usual. ~e'.
nicely aud kindly hooked after and xiv. n
presents 10y Rev X. 4. johnson and
several ladies throngh"ut the coa liz lie
who sided him i'm thi- act If lsrnrvo rnc..
several OF the young t~'y- snd rirl-
from the Blu+iield C.,lorei Institute
spent day or ~ with their, people
Christmas
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-07
cottages at Mt. Gretna
Close Summer Season

Mt. Gretna, Pa, Sept. Z. - Miss
|argaret Reichert has returned to her
pme at Harrisburg after spending
veral days at Park View Cottage as
e guest of Mrs. Alvin l. Miller.
Yesterday morning the Mt Gretna
Embroidery Club met on the porch of
rs. John Craig. Refreshments were
rived to Mrs. Anna Hubley, Mrs,
Hen Shisler, Mrs. j. y. Quigley, Mrs.
ELLA Walter, Mrs. ]. c. Harlacher,
RS. Emma Seibert, Mrs. E. +. Ewing,
RS. Ira Pirafter, Miss Louise Keister,
rs. Brunner, Mrs. b. F. Daugherty,
RS. Hoffman and Mrs. John Craig.
Miss Daisy Sheaffer has closed her
bttage and returned to her home, GA
orth Sixteenth street, Harrisburg.
Hiss Emma Stuart who spent the
honth of August at the cottage has
Llso returned to Harrisburg.
Mrs. Harry Leonard who has been
|he guest of Mrs. Isabella Neiman, has
returned home to Harrisburg.
A house party which had been oc-
,upying the Etter cottage for several
lays, has returned to Harrisburg. The
party consisted of Miss Ruth Payne,
Miss Elizabeth Knisely, Miss Margaret
Meikle, Miss Eleanora Etter, Harold
Fox, Daniel Kunkle, Minister Kunkle
and Franklin Etter, and was chaper-
oned by Mrs. Mary Williamson.
Mrs. A. l. Miller has closed her
and returned to Harrisburg.
Hobart Corning has returned to Mt.
Iretna after trip to Washington,
D. c.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-07
Nation Wide Prayer For
Public Schools Sept. 10

Under the organized leadership of
the National Reform Association and
with the cooperation of the clergy
everywhere a national prayer for the
public schools will be uttered on Sep
tember 10.
This national prayer for the great
est of all national educational insti
buttons has special significance at this
time in communities where the plague
of infantile paralysis may prevent the
#opening of some of the public schools.
Mn this city the organized effort for
4 National prayer for the public schools
lis under the leadership of the Rev. A.
E. Hagen, 1915 Market street who is
expected to preach a special sermon on
the general subject of patriotic and
religious y education in the public
schools.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-07
EPLAN WINTER CAMPAICN

Amsterdam. Sept. War office
advertisements appearing in Vienna
newspapers indicate that preparations
are being made in Austria Hungary
for another winter campaign. Tend
ers are invited for the supply of furs
and wooden goods of all kinds for the
protection of the troops against cold.
Deliveries must be made before Sep
tam her Ia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-04
EAST SIDE
DWELLING IN A DEAL
schuf,rl House at q East 88th
street Sold TO a Buyer
for Occupancy.
uoToE co. BUYS CORNER

T., ~.hLftcl dwelling AZ 2 East
rsl'.-' ghth street. held In the market
IN. .,,.c time at $221.ooo, WAS bought
.,crd.y through, William w. May &
a., To-, d ,li.ui, who will occupy the
,~o,crr,. About IA ear ago II house
.rar,ically rebuilt by Herbert
s,,,,,I st considerable cost. The facade
~, building was rebuilt. AN American
,,.,ueuf exterior replacing the old IA
cad, Of the DIV Cling. Though Mr.. Schaf-
.I ,vk great interest in his new home
d, did rot Two to enjoy 1t. for he died
.B.-'v after It was finished and before
, had moved his family into the new
.us, Siuco then 1t has practically
woe. without a tenant. since II was mol
~,,.I.r.d advisable to REM while In the
..,,... tu- sale. II IL five stories high
and covers a plot 20 feet wide and zoos
.,,, d,.i, on ~. north sid, OF the block.
Vr s,haft,l bought the property In May.
..'o from Miss blanche Barclay
.,roug1 Henry u. winans q May. Miss
Bsr,,iy ,id bought It two years previ-
as, from Incorporation Couhse
rr,r.i, II peudleton. 1t was n OF a
r,v of three houses erected some time
i.tor, lis George Edgitrs Sons. The
c,,.r houses are b and :. which ar,
owned by Dr. George W. Douglas and
Inward &. Schasfcr. Adjoining the
srhaftel house IL "A vacant lot. bought
,c,no time ago by August Belmont pre-
sumably a. "A site for "A dwelling which
" had IN mind at the time of purchase
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-04
CADILLAC BUYS BIG SITE.

TIE Cadillac Motor Company has
bought the northwest corner OF ColuIn-
bus avenue and S~ixty-second street. The
property, which has a frontage OF 100
feet on each street, will be improved
with A building for the company's use.
Plans for the building have not been
fully determined. but 1t is Understood
tina, ID structure eleven or possibly
twelve stories III height, to house the
various departments of the company IN
'lis city. will be the form of improve
u.rt. The larger part of the site was
tough, from Emma foN. her holdings
ncuding all the plot with the excep-
ton OF &c Columbus venue which was
bought by the Cadillac company from
rdward Ashley. The plot is now COW
,red with -four three story frame build
KS originally erected as dwellings long
l.fore the elevated railroad Was eN-
tended above tffty-ninth street, ana a
tive story apartment at 100 West S'Nty-
second street, known as the Hello Jers,
wri,h covers a plot 30Nso.2 feet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-04

ALBANY. Feb. 3.-rhc following res ~
corporations were chartered hare To-day:
Ansley King Realty Corporation. Man
haitian; capital. 80. 900. directors, Lewis
VI. AnsleH, George " Whitc~iIc and WILL
lam ;. Shatsrian, New lort
S!utzkcr Business Corporation. Manhat-
tan capital, 10000; directors, solomon
Landesman, Rubin port. New York
city; Jacob Nitriol. Brookly n, y. y.
Trirlountain Corporation, Manhattan
capita. 10000. directors, Robert :. Min.
turn, Isaac y. Phelps stokes and Henry
D Sedgwick New York city,
Hunt!ey Realty Company. Manhattan
capital. $1,000; directors. Abraham A.
,,reenhoot. Henry Her1brun aud Sanue'
h kaufman, New York.
Oxford Bui ding Corporation. Manhat.
tan. capital, $500, directors. Monte Lon.
don, Jacob BFeen and Abraham VI. Davis
New York.
h. 4 NJ. Realty company, Brooklyn
capital. 5000: directors, Morris Gvrian
Morris Herbert, Brooklyn, Philip Gron.
feiu, New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-04
SAILED FOR NEW YORK

ARRIVED tRON NEW yORE
- kirkoswa AID at Mdrseilles
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-04
LIENS.
Manhattan.

AarH ST. 1913 to 1884, W-National Fire.
prooiing 9" sgt Tn" lambs. owner;
s,%"G Bro Inc, or roT,rssicrs 'Mss5.
RIA " Geratn"r 90 ag' Edmund l.
Mooney ct al. ears, owners; Arthur T.
Jones, contractor ......... ....... S3.,
iep ST, ~ W. T. Brady. Inc, agt \
Elison Go. owner. Arthur + Jon"s. con.
B~HnADwAy. iilo Lyman steinbers as'
T,.n Real'y co, owner UenewaD $50
~RIvtRSlDE DRIVE, e cor .Ssd st, t.r
,.sTu -, ) :, 200 c Amsterdam av. .If<
to l2S ST X 35sN Leo SHERMAN agt
Hernheimer ~ sch"srt> Brewing Co,
owner, brown BRO" Inc. ccntrac
,o;Tii ST, 1913 10 ~ l., and iosth -, tot
- - T. leo Siivcrman agt Nathan
Mfg co.. owner. Brown Bros, Inc, con
,,TH ST. res to ,ai w-Ieo Silvermun act
Tho Lambs, owner, Brown Bros. Inc,
,:sTH sT, 5 ;, 200 It Amsterdam AZ.
nst Bernheimer & schwar,z Rrcuing
-, owu@I, Brown Bros, In, c|ontr.t-
!osrii sr. .os to ila, aud iooth st, ,oi 20
"a E--Anthouy Laura agt Nathan Mig
20. owner, Brown Br"s, Inc, %coutrnc
Az n. u c cor Gth II. 1890 = Rubin
Jacobs sgt Hichsrd ied"rer, owner: Tier
mhn Sieinherg. contractor ,.,..,.,,siy
Br0nA.
foRDHAM ROAD. = and to- Sterling
ceiling and L.thiug 20 sgt l"uh " and
charles N i.oscubaum. own'rs, Charles
4 Patterson, 'ontra Ctor ,........ So. 30
lIiTH ST. b,2 E-Marks Bros, agt Isidorc
Uorowi'H, owner; Kay nss Construction
CO.. contractor, ....,,.. ..,.. ,..,f le5
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-04
>IlL BtliNG IN DNOOkLYN.

""4, Io.i, builder. has bought the
A..'"'t.' corner of Coney Island avenue
an Ave- ~. l. a. the site for . two
an E t,l..aga with stores.
Ia" N.,tNood Realty Company has
''i 8 plot JoXl00 on the east side Of
'f.i I",1.y-third street between Ave-
''. + t.i = for Thomas +. Cream a
"oal Mo- CA tao east side OF Bedford
.h' Hr h.r"ceu Avenues r and q for
r, y Peck to the T.. Il. Strong Com
".'a will improve the plots with
b' ea'#N- sold also 20 Winthrop street.
t'F' ''n3ly white stone house, on lot
"'l--, 'nr L. t. sutton to "A client for
% 1i'" >, and 80 Amersfort place, cor
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