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ii' ti Asheville Daily Citizen VOLUME VII. NO. 135. ASHEVILLE, N. C, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10,1891. PRICE 5 CENTS. WHERE THE SUM BIRDS NEST. For a cool ptnce in summer, for health and recreation, visit Lm ville, Grandfather Mountain, and the beautiful region sur rounding them. Regular Sales Of real estate at Unrille on and after June 1st, 1891. Business lots and resi dence sites sold at private sale only. The Eaeeola Inn. This excellent hotel was opened the 1st of June, under the management of Mr. lames T. Skiles. OTtr the YonahloHee Road. A beautiful route for a summer excur sion, by way of Poe River Gorge, Roan Mountain, Cranberry, Linville, Grand father Mountain, Hlowing Rock and Lenoir. Weatcrn Carolina Stajte I'o ich Company. Daily stage l)etwcen Cranberry and lenuir. Schedule. ooinii ka.t. tooiiio wm l.v.'.':On p. m . Crantierry. Ar. 11:30 ft. m. Ar. H:0O d m.. Unvill'-. I.v. H.00 a nl. Lv.7:o a. m., l.lnville, Ar. 7:00 p m Ar 1:00 p. m., HI mini: R'k, I.v. 8.00 p. m l,v atOO p. m., Hlowlnc K'k Ar. 1:00 p. in Ar. 7:00 p. m , Lenoir, Lv. 7:00 a. in Dailin (ln tRead upward. An Opportunity. A cash prize of one thousand dollars Has been offered for the best short story or novel having the Grandfather Moun iiin and the beautiful scenery of that lo ality woven into the plot. This mountain, situated as it is in the must picturesque pnrt ot Western North Carolinn, furnishes an attractive setting for an interesting story. The selection will be made by a com mitteeof competent reviewers, and the story moit not le less than 10 nor ex ceed 50 pag. . Detailed information may lie obtained of the Linville Improvement Company of Linville, North Carolina. ALL TUB VBRV LATEST - STYLES, IN MHN'S HOYS'8 ANII SM ALL BOY'S HATS, UNDKKWBAR, NBCKWBAR AND BOY'S FALL WEIGHT REEFERS, MEN'S FALL OVERCOATS. Look onr .election, over before Koina- else where, and net our 8PBCIAL BiVS AD. In today's paper E. B. Barnum & Co., 8 Court Square. REAL ESTATE. xWaltbs B. Own, W. DWYN & WEST, (Sncceaaors to Walter B.Owyn) ESTABLISHED 1881 REFER TO BANK OF ASHSVILLE. REAL ESTATE. Loan (securely Placed at 8 Per Cent. Notary Public. Commlaaioneri of Deed.. FIRE INSURANCE. OFKICK Hootheaat Conrt Mqrjare. CORTLAND BROS., Real Estate Brokers, And Invefltnicnt Agent. NOTARY PUBLIC. Loan, w urely placed at 8 per cent, offices: 2 & 26 Patton febOdlT Avenue Second toot. INSURANCE. Application! for (Ire Insurance will receive our prompt attention at all ilmea. We can Jn.a'e your property la twentj of the largest jind best companies on earcn. FOR HALE. IIonM and lot In a splendid locality House contain, eiht room., hard wood flnlah, oak Hnnr.. finished in oil. Water In Yard and kitchen; hath. Oak tree, in yard and fine view from honae' on electric car line; atable In rear. Price a. BOO, one-third ca.h, and halince ia one and two years at t per cent. Thl. a dealraoie property. Famished aad u.furtilahed houses for rent JENKS & JENKS, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE, 32 Patton Aye., Aaherille, N. C. JOHN CHILD, (Formerly of Lyman Bt Child), Office No. i Legal Block. RKAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKER, TRICTI.Y A RKOKBRAOB BUBINB8S. Loans sei'ure placed at per cent. WILLS BROS., ARCHITECTS, 88 Patton A Yen tie. Next IHCt bnlld'f. sotI dsns POBotSfl. There wu a little girl who had a little curl Right In the middle other forehead; When she waa good .he waa very, very Rood, And when the waa bad, ihe waa horrid." So it is with FLOUR, but not so with our "DAISY AND SWAN'S DOWN" Which iH pronounced ver.v, very good by all who have triven them a trial. DO LIKEWISE AND BE CONVINCED, It in never excelled and sel dom equaled. For sale by A. D. COOPER, DEALER IN STAPLE AND FINE GROCERIES, COURT SQUARE, Cor. Main and College Hta TO THE PUBLIC! We have been Polling the Obelisk Flour for the past six years, it has always given satisfaction, there is none better, it cannot be excelled. Should it become necess iry to cut prices to meet compe tition our patrons can rest assured we will protect them at any sacrifice POWELL & SNIDER 0 m r H Cd W r r H w w X O G w 02 O 0 td 0 0 0 5o 02 e o c CT3 5 G2 RUNNING ON TIME. Tbat'a the way all our watchra run, and our clocks have the well regulated habit of doing precisely the lame thinK- Perhaps you hare a watch that Is somewhat eccentric In Its movements; if yon hate, we wlll.tratght en it out for you in short order and we will alio see to It that the expense Involved In the operation 1 exceedingly moderate. A good war to ruin the best of clocks and watches is to let them go too long without cleaning We not only make a specialty of cleaning, repairing and regulating, but Just now we have another specialty a special display of fine umbrella! to which we would call ysur attention. B. II. COSBY, JEWELER PATTON AVENUE. THIS SPAGE IS RESERVED -FOR THK- ANNOUNtEMUNT -OF- THAD. VV.TI1RASH& GRAND 0PENIN6 OF THEIR NEW GOODS AT 41 PATTON AVE. WIS ARB SHI. LINO LOTS OK NE - SUITS - AND - OYERCOATS, Men, Boyi and Children) FINE WRAPS POK I.ADIHS. MISSUS. AND C1ULDKHN: AND FINE DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS o the best Juclnr. of value in the com- .unity. There muit te a good reaaonfor It. H. REDWOOD X CO. CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, SHOES, HATS, RUGS, 7 & a PATTON AVE. 'BON MARGHE," 37 S. Main Street. The fton Man-he Is now rcccivinglts hand somely selected sto k of dress goods and trimmings In which there will be found ex. treme novelties of one ,suit of a kind, no more to be had at very low prices for such material. The stock of fancy gnuds is larger and bet ter selected than usual. Sole agents fur en- temeri and Poster kid gloves. Evening gloves a specialty. Large stock of mime' and children.' caps McCall.s Bazaar Patter's arc the most stylish and beat fitting. See the handsome goods at if BON MARGHE,1 37 8. Main Street. B. C.CHAMBHKS !P. M. WPAVB Sec. & T.ul. H A. viili: Gen Bupt. President P. O. MILI.IiR, V-Prealdent. CAROLINA GOAL CO. DEALERS IN J ELL1G0 AND A KTHRAGITE iciuc ymid nnncDC it nmrc unik iuuii viiuliiw ni ui i ivki No. ia Patton Avenue, AND AT CHAMBBRS & YVBA VBR'H LIV BR Y OPPICB, WILLOW ST. PltOMPT DELIVERY YOUR PATRONAGE Is Solicited. TELEPHONE ISO. P. 0. BOX 111 A LYNCHING AT OMAHA. TERRIBLE SCENES IN THAT CITV LAST NIGHT. A Mob Force the Jail, Takes) Out a Negro Wis Hart Ratted a Lit tle Girl and Hsngs Him to a Trolley Wlro The Police Pow erless) Apparently. Omaha, Neb., Oct. 10. The city is prncefut and quiet this morning, and be yond a few dozen people around the city jail there is nothing to remind one ol a scene ol wild excitement that occurred last night. Joe Coe, a negro, was lynched for outraging a fire year old girl. Early lust evening it became evident that the city officials would shed no blood in defence of their prisoner, and as soon as the mob realized this the fate of the negro was sealed. The first and sec ond barrers to the city jail were soon passed, and it did net take the crowd long to :8ect ian, entrance to the huge steel cage in which the cells are located. There, wrapped in a blanket, cowered the trembling wretch for whom the lynchers sought. A bowl of gratifica tion was seat up by the leaders, who called for tools to cut their way into the cage. Yell after yell of triumph went up from the outside and soon sledges and cold chisels were in the hands ot those nearest the cage. Police Carried Away. As the clung of blows rang through the j nil and into the court yard the crowd kept up its howling. In the meantime the police under Chief Scavy undertook to disperse the mass at the jail entrance. But the crowd surged forward. picked up the police and carried them to the edge of the vard. There they staved. Then the work went on. Inside the cage the negro lieggcd and pleaded, lie insisted he was charged itli burglary. "Damn you, -c II bur glary you," was the response. He pray ed and cried und rolled on the floor in terror. His shrieks for mercy were an swered by the blows thut brought his xecutioncrs nearer. Easier for Mood. At this lime the door was opened. Then, with one Inst yell of terror, the negro was seized by the hands of the men eager for his olood and thrust hrough the corridor. Here men to identity hin were called for. It was de termined to make so mistake, boon tressed forward those who knew him and his doom was scaled. A lamb would have fared better amidst a pack ol wolves. Coe was not torn limb from limb, but he got u thousand curses and blow tor every curse. There is a drive way 50 yards long leading from the jnil to the intersection of 17th and Harney streets. This is paved with granite. Over this rough road the wretch was drugged by his ruthless captors, since he had reached the door he had not spoked a word and in all probability was unconscious by the time the street was reached. Hanged. A rope was throwa over the trolley wire of the electric line. It had served to drag the doomed man from his cell Then a hundred handB pulled and 50 men sureed-back, and high above the street directly in front ol the bcautitul new Boyd's theatre swung the lifeless corpse ot Umaha s latest rae head, AT BINGHAM. The School Is) In Good Running; Order Now. Hazkl, N. C, Oct. 10.-Special.- Bingham school is now in good running condition. The classes have been organ ized and the work will go on as usual All the faculty have splendid class rooms nd the classes are all very nice size, with bout the right number of boys in each lass. The "studv hours" bein at the inspection" and last until 2.15. The duties which we have to undergo are as follows: At about 7 o'clock re vdle is sounded, at which all the boys have to answer to the roll-call, then 2(1 minutes arc given in which the cadets have to straighten up their rooms and prepare for inspection, which includ making renriy und turning tip vour hunk drawing water, sweeping the floor and gallery, blacking vour shoes and having vour person in u tulv condition. I lien noout 7:t the hrst breuKlast bell rings which is a premonitory for th second, which rings about five minutes alter. Alter breakfast the "assembly is sounded, and the men form and march in to the mess hall where the report is corrected and all orders nre issued. After assembly" comes the first bell which is 9 o'clock, and that period (which lasts three quarters of an hour) is given for what is known as "bngiisn nour." l hen conies the regular periods for the different hours. At 2:15 school adjourns, or as it is known, ' study hours" cease, and then dinner is had. After diuncr at 3 o'clock the drill signal is sounded, at which all have to participate, except tnose physi cally disabled. At 4:30 the "recuU" is sounded which announces the anil to be at an end. At about 4:35 the rccptionbell is struck when all those who have missed their lessons have to be in attendance and u more cordial greeting a person could not have. The captain who holds this meet ing is very kind and considerate and sees that vou arc not permitted to laok off vour book, or l lie penally is reamed in demerits. This rcccptian Inst tor an hour and a quarter when it adjourns. Then a short space of time is had for recreation between reception and supper. The first supiier bell rings 6:30 o'clock, at 7 o'clock retreat is sounded, when all the cadets are confined to their quar ters. The retreat round is made, to see that all are in. At 8 o'clock officer of the day makes the round. Night study hours lust until 9:30 when tattoo is struck, which announces study hours over. Then one hull of nn hour is given for the boys to visit, at 10 o'clock taps are rung, when nil the lights are to be put out and nil students are to be in bed. At 10:15 the "silent signul" is given, when all talking must cense, under pen alty of demerits. The officer of the day, and the assistant officer of the dny make a round and see that all the men are in their rooms, and in the sweet neighbor hood of dreamland, "Foxie." An excellent stock of clothing, dry goods, fancy goods, shoes, halt and car pets. H. Kcdwooa cz V.O. THK "PRESIOKJiT'S YACHT.' AHhore Off the Virginia Coattt In a ureal Gale. Bai.timoki-:, October 10. The United States Steamship Despatch went ashore last night in a heavy gale on the Assa teagtie shoals, on the east const of Vir- iiiiu about sixtv miles norliftast of atie Charles. It is not known exactly how great peril she mid her crew are in, as it is impossible to reach the ship from the shore. ARNELL FUNERAL TRAIN. IRISH NENBERS OK PARLIA MENT PRESENT. The Cortege HlartH In a Terrific Rain Hlorni-Mrs). Pamell Not Able to Attend On the Way to Dublin. London. Oct. 10. Among the reminis cences of rarnell published in the news papers, is-a contribution from Mr. Thou. Power O'Connor, member of parliament for the Scotland division of Liverpool, who says he heard while in America that during the visit Mr. I'armll paid to the United States the Irish leader met nt Newport one of the reigning lieniitics 'f the season; that lie fell in love with and proposed marriage to her, and was con ditionally accepted. Hut either the lady wns fickle or marriage with a foreigner was hateful lo her American parents and she married another. I'nrnill felt this blow most acutely. A great concourse of iieoplc surrounded Walseiighan Terrace this morning when the casket containing the remains of the Intc Charles Stewart rarnell was taken rora the house. Slowly and Badly was the bodv placed in an open hearsedrawn bv four'horses. At 12:15 o'clock p. m. the cortege started for the railroad amid terrific Dour ol rain, immediately following the hearse and mourning conches wns a committee of Parnell s colleagues in parliament who had been selected to escort the body to iioiivncao The route to the railroad station was lined with mafses of people who respect- fullv watched the passage ol the luncral procession. At the station the remains were placed on board a luneral car and with the members of the I'aracll parliamentary party us watchers started for Willesileu junction where it was, at 7 p. m., joined to a train bound for Holly hend. The remains consequently did not pass through London as was nt first iirooosea. Mrs. I'ornell was utterly unable to accompany the remains to Pulmu. RevolullouH vs. HlHtory Worcester. Mass., Oct. 10. At the annual reunion of the New Kngland sur vivors ot Confederate prisons yester day a committee was appointed to Irume resolutions denying the published statement of the lute jenerson Uavis ihnt northern onsoncrs in southern onsous were treated no worse than the exigencies ol war oemanueu. Condition of the Cotton Crop Washington, October 10. The Otto bcr cotton report of the department o agriculture makes the general average of the condition of cotton 73 7 against 7 n month niro. Last year in October it wns 80. Hesidcs this the crop is late this yeur. An Interview With Uov. Campbell From the LhicuRO Herald. "I could not wish that my prospect! of election were better und brighter than they really arc. I am entirely confident of success. I do not care to make any predictions as to my maionty bnt i will lie na larire as or larger than it two years ago. We arc niaging the light on the tariff issue. It is the evils ol pro t.-rtinn frcim which the people arc siincr ing. We must first get rid of those and then the money question will be propci i settled. A ttllpperv Hlab Knife Prom the Durham Glotw. The painful ncms conies home to us that Captain Ashe, inattcmpting toskin Colonel Polk, dislocated his curving knife nnd killed lerrv Simpson. The wild rumor is denied by Jerry Simpson but the truth is that he is dead, .v ntr.mortem statements will go in thi the print shop, especially while wc have tne corpse in sigui. Mews for a Wattlns Prince. From the Atlanta Constitution. Victoria may die. You cannot feel well without u clear head, and lor this luke Summons Livi Regulator. Valine men will dress well. How Arena rletrant mid economically, consult the Whitlock Homing iiuusc, A very attractive stock of scarfs and ties, kid gloves, driving gloves. Blurts drawers, cricket caps, pocket li.tls, etc H. Redwood Ac t-o. Tin- rhpniiest milliiicrv in the city at 23Vj N. Main street. Dress suits, Manhattan brand, famous for style and fit. Hats, undcrweur and hosiery. The Whitlock Clothing House. The most of our ailments conic from disordered liver which Simmons Liver Regulator cures. F. 0. Hoffman, editor Times, Rocky Mount, Va., writes: "lam pleased to say that Botanic Blood Balm is the best ai petiier and tonic for delicate poeple 1 ever saw. It acted like a charm in my case." ERRIBLE DESTITUTION. MILLIONS OF RUSSIANS WITH' OIT BREAD. They are DeBtitute And MuHt Re ceive Aid from Ihe Outnlde or Starve A Notable Example. St. Petkksm'ro, Oct. 10. It is esti- ated that no fewer than thirty two illiona of peasants in Kussia, now des titute, must lie provided for during the next ten months Prince Korsakoff, head of a great fam ily, lives on "saosewart" bread as an ample for his servants and others to follow duriug the national affliction. THE CITY'S PROPERTY. AbHtract of PollH, Real Es)tate. Etc., In AHhevllIe. The following is nn nlisttact of the polls, real estate and personal property, etc., in the city of Asheville as made out from the county books, and turned over the board ol aldermen at their meet- ng yesterday : WKST WAKI). hite polls 725 olored polls 165 Real estate $2,018,920.00 ersoaal property 1,043,785.00 otal taxable property 3,002,705.00 tx tor school purposes.., 6.654.41 enerul taxes 33,297.05 Whitepolls ' 44.9 Colored polls 280 Kcal estate $1,318,655.00 'ersonal pro)erty 780,505.00 Vital taxable property 2,099,160.00 nooitax 4.635.72 General tax 23,178.60 TOTALS POK IK IT 1 1 WARDS. hitepolls 1.174 olored polls 445 eal estate $3,337,575.00 ersonal projierty 1,824,290.00 I0!,1,",' tax1!!!.!!!::::: iSS cncrul tax.. 56,475.05 Roll of Honor. The following is the roll of honor, first grade "A." at the Montford avenue buildlllL'l M.-irv Itlncr I.ivvif l.ms I Bonnie Swinney. Addic Swinnev. Dora Killian, Gertrude Walker, Otto I'trandly, I Harmon Canada, Willie Coleman. Pear- son lluglics, Arclnc Hill, Harry Howell, V hit Lipmsky, Harvey Penland, Willie rugli, 1-rcd Inompsun. biglitcen pupils neither absent nor trdv. M. Ella llrowne, teacher. Realty Trautiactloun. The following deeds have been filed in Register Mackey's office for registration: K. U. Gurrett and wife to S. V. Harbison, lot on Tanvnrd street, 56x91 feet .". $ 260 I. B. Baily and wile to li. H. Wright, lot on Bailey street, 50 x05 feet .". 50 Short Htock Quotations. Nsw Yokk, Oct. 10 Erie 30'i,; Lake UtH: llm-nito und North wrntern 124.: orioia ana eHtern : Klchmond and We.t Point Terminal 13'"),: We.tcrn L'nioo Baltimore I'rlcea. RiLTiuoKK, Oct. 10 -Flour, atendr. un handed; wstern .uiht S3.50f(ea.7;,: extra S3.U0(it4.4o: rumily, $4.B(ir4.55. Wheat: No. 2 red, lirmcr; spot October 105W(2 wu-ij .ouim-rn. nrm i-uiix iimikzius: uouif- berry 1086(108. Corn, .outhern, white, tcady at Ti yellow, easy at 71Q72. Cotton Supply. NKW York. (li t. 10 The total vinible nun- ly of cotton for the world is 2.L'oH.87H balcH, of which 1.HVI8.27M bult-s arc Amcri- ncatnKt 1, 6li;. D47 and 1.1X1. 517 huku ri-Hin-ctivt-iy last year. Kcceinls ut a 1 in terior townx, 2jr,H56 baler; receipt. Irom plantation., 3-iS,2l. Crop in eight, 1,- 43,7li3 bulra. New York Market. r York, Oct. 10 Storks, quiet and nn Nionrj easy at ai;. feii-nanKc tltf. 4.H0; snort. 4.X3W: itatc bumln. nrv iccieu Kovernmtnt uunui. ami Dutitcadv Cotton quiet; nlet HI ha leu; Uplands, Orlrann, 9 X-ltic; tutu res otteacd and Kitten ittenuy: uctotier, m.h: November, ury, 9.14; March Flour-active but nrru. w neat - quieter out uniettled. corn quiet and firm lork quiet and easy at $lu5uoiOt). Lard dull but steady at 6.95. spirits Turpentine dull and easy at S7tt37MjC Kosin quiet and steady at $1.35 fjiv. i-1 einis active ana nrm. AFFAIRS OF CONSEQUENCE. llliMK. The XewVoik Centra! Railroad lias adopted a sleam-hcatiii); svsU'in Allertotl easily ileteatcd Nelson nt t'.rand Rapids Thursday. Time 2:13, 2:U', 2:15, 2:161',. The joint debate between Gov. Camp- hell and Major McKinky took place Wednesday at Ada, Ohio. i llrl .n.l,, .ntl t n,:u. 1 ml miii A.- ......... , . .. . ... .p .......... .... on ci i ut toe wuiuuiumu exposiliun. r.x-i rcsmeni nvvcianu prcsiuea nt fl r 'I i r1 I , -, , . big democratic meeting in New York 1 liurstliiT niyht nnd delivered n stirrine i. V o:n ..i I 8KCIU. ITMYCIIIUl illll UISU 9J1UKC. Hon. S. H. Allen, republican candidate I for governor of Massachusetts, is ill at I his home in I.owcll with tonsilitis. He has canceled his dates for the present ween. Kx-Senntor Wnir's resignation a min ister to thinn lias at last been accented. and he has notified the President thnt he I hns no turther claims upon the adminis tration. Gen. Greenville M. Dodge, of Council Bluffs, Iowa, was elected president of the Society of the Army of the Tennessee nt Chicago Thursday. The next meeting will be Held at at. Loun. A call hns been issued for a meeting the repuimcan national committee in Washington on the 23d of November next to decide on time and olace for holding the Republican National conven tion and to act on the resignation of Ltiairmaii yiiay. The Cincinnati Commcrcinl-Gazelte having failed to make a satisfactory re traction of its recent publication reflect ing on Governor Campbell, he has re quested his attorney to prepare petitions i lihel against that paper and also an affidavit tor the arrest of the managing ennui ui mini nun:i jti sun lur crimi nal libel. Very choice effects on 50-inch uphol stery goods, portieres, lace curtains, 6ne table covers, lambrcgains, real Turkish and Japanese rugs, Smyrna and Byzan tine rugs, hassocks, art squares, etc. li. Ketlwood & Lo. IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC GIGARS AT Wholesale Prices. If yon want a box of Rood Hftnrs, lm. ported or domestic, Orant'a Pharmacy ia the plnce to Kct thrm. Wt do not retail ciffnra. but Mil thrm by the boi only. A cinar that you ununlly pay ten centl for, I can nell you the name cigar, fifty In a boa, at seven centl. The bent Ave cent ci(?ar at 3V4 cents by the box. It will pay you to calf and examine thein. CHANT'S I'HAKMACY. Buncombe Sarsaparilla A positively Safe and Reliable Blood Purifier. Containing Burdock Root, Sarsa parilla Bark, Trickly Ash Bark, Poke Root, &c. By its use you can save yourself from the suffering caused by foul eruptions and ulcerous sores, through which the system strives to rid itself of corruptions. It purines the blood, giving it re newed vitality and force. Being an alterative, it changes the action of the system, imparting fresh strength and vigorous health in place of that weakness and tired feelin& which is an indication of disor(ier and decay. The concentrated power and curative virtues of Buncombe Sarsaparilla render it the most 1; , , r, .r . reliable Blood Purifier that can be used, while it is entirely safe I for patients of all ages. Manufactured only at Grant's Pharmacy. Every bottle guaranteed, satisfac tory or money refunded. GRANTS PHARMACY, ' 34 South Main St. J. M. CAMPBELL, DEALER IN REAL, ESTATE AND AGENT FOR THE ASHEVILLE LOAN, CONSTRUCTION IMPROVEMENT COMPANY. For Sale. The moit eleennt home in Asheville. The ground, are laifre. All modern convenience.. Situated riKht in the heart ol citr. Twa minute.' wulk from potomre. Ground, suitable for lar hotel. Fourteen room, in P.',"1. "LZ "rV-'?tJlv.ltm"'- in A.heville for panic, ricinng an elegant borne. Po.ac.Rion given in two month.. For Sale or Rent. white cottnee on ton of mountain, with toe, drye.t place 'about A.heville and finc.t view, within corporate limit.. Pronounced Iny expert, lust tne place ror laralida. Seven hundred feet of porch; . ven room.. Po.. "on given at one tilevation S.HOO feet. , Bvcry kind of real eatate, from a lot of to re.itlvnce. and lot. ot $25,000. Apply 1 1" v. u. uu,u i.iuiu .unu M. CAMPBKI.L. Kcal B.tate Dealer. of I I I I CO 3 5?: , 55 i
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