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' V W4((M*«.fc#<Mlt ^^^^^^^^^^ma^^^^^^^S^. Wj «4m*>^4 '•.VnWtW*\- / .ft'-' THE NORWOOD NEWS |\*«^'-w«^^ INCORPORATE ij 18*7 - |/]^p Assets •• .. ••— : ., v.,--. .' f ^IM-RIMSheld as guarantee fund 473,702.88 I 1.183,7^7.47 I Per Geivt ^/| Compound Int. ^t Do not wait to accumulate large amounts, but 'whenever a Bmall sum deposit it. The time to start is NOW. Business\can be transacted by mail as fellas in person. ' WRITE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. you have AUSTRIA EXPECTED TO STRIKE AT RCUMANIA King Ferdinand Is In Readi- ness For Conflict. Charles P, Smith, President. F. W. Perry, Vice-president. F. W. Ward, Treasurer., . E. S. Isham, Assistance Treas. Xuiiuiimimiimiiiiiiu-iiiuiiiiiiiiinimiin iiiimimini,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, mm,,,,,,,,,,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,? (Buy from Factory SAVE Mto$23 Instead of hand- ing the stove dealer a good profit—keep it yourself. Buy direft from the maker at the price the dealer has to pay. The Gold Coin line offers.you a much . wider choice of handsome designs. After you've chosen your Gold Coin' Stove or Range, use it for avea£±U- -THtTSTi't satisfactory, we'll give •you your money back. 'A dispatch from Bucharest to Rome declares that a declaration of war'by Austria-Hungary against?, Roumania is hourly expected. Preparations for the impending conflict are being rushed in Roumania and. the war fever there, is constantly increasing, Volunteers are flocking to the colors. King Ferdinand, alluding to the al- leged wholesale arrests and persecu- tions of Roumanians in Transylvania, is said to have affirmed that he was prepared to make every sacrifice in a war of redemption. -' * Diplomats in Paris have almost abandoned hope of obtaining Bulgaria's early entrance into the war, despite optimistic dispatches from Rome and Athens. The text of Servians answer to the allies' request that she pede Macedonia to Bulgaria has not been made public. Because of the silence in official quar- ters^ it is understood that Servia re- fused to make sufficient concessions to induce Bulgaria to depart from her course of neutrality. Servia was will- ing to cede some'territory,* and both Greece- and Roumania expressed will- ingness to join in a Balkan conference to consider a revision of the treaty of Bucharest, but Bulgaria insists on def- inite pledges, EUHU ROOT. New York, Convention Stirred by His Piea For , Ehd of \Invisible Ru/e.»' : 7$i?'ye been making stoves and ranges for J3 years—and ,we expect to be doing it;$gri.y years longer. We'll be right here to,,see that you.getperfect satisfaction out ' ofjanysiove.we sell you. i CjoldCoin.Stoves contain the latest fuel iyug^-<iiid— trdublt^saving improve riieiits, and are made forlongjervice J **-YEAR*S TRIAL AT OUR RISK\ by skilled workmen. Absolutely satisfac- tory to many people for many years. When you choose ypur stoye qi\ range it'will. be shipped prqmgtTy-^^frp^j^jlied and ready to set; up, with safe 'delivery : naranii?c(I--4iid fniah'i J>aid. Stoves set up complete anywhere in Troy 1 or vicinity. SEND FOR <3UR BIG FREE CATALOG, ihotriar'a-iplaulic! line of stoves' and rangrs, witli prices. Sent promptly on\ request?—WRITE NOW. ifynu'rciu'Ijoy. CALL AT OUR FACI ORY—Take-Oikwoqd Avenue or Sycavay car it Union Station Gold '\oin Stove Co., Bussey's Foundry 102 Oakwood Avenue, Troy, N. Y. :*ta®3-i TO. OUR CONSUMERS AND FRIENDS:— t We were authorized by the Public Service Commission, Sec- ond District, State of New York,\ to issue $422,800 in 7 Per Cent : Cumulative First Preferred Stock, dividends on the same pay- stable August ^nd\ February of each year- All of this issue of 7 .Per Cent Preferred^ Stock has been sold except about $20,000.00, which we now offer at par and interest., The net earnings of our company are slowly and steadily increas-. ' ihg and in addition to paying all operating charges, bond interest and interest on the above 7 Per Cent Preferred Stock, we'\are paying 6 per cent dividend on our Common Stock, and there is issued and outstanding $684,000 in Common Stock. The Public Service Commission, Second District, State of New \YbTk; ordered that the Common and Preferred Stock of our company should not be sold for less than One Hundred Cents on the Dollar and interest. We shall'be pleased to furnish additional information to any prospective purchaser upon application. fn ordinary times the value-of a 7 Per Gent Cumulative Pre- • Inferred Stock of a utility company havingia total value so much 1 in excess of the pat' value of all of its bonds, and preferred stock |,issued and outstanding, as our company has, is much more than . One hundred ;Cents on the Dollar. Oar Preferred Stock is callable by \us at 110 per cent. We . I'd'esire all of bur customers and friends to share in our prosperity, . pe eohtfejlted; wiffi the'investment and*afriend^_o£th^cpjnpany.,„ |and_aiL^^aine r -fcime-have asafe and secure inyeitrnent. There- Ifore/we offer' the.limited amount of 7 Per Cent Cumulative Pre* fferred Stock nam,ed above. W^erh,afe)made^kW'angementis whereby any holder of our Pre- lerrM .^6cfe vi ^h6;is ; :diissatisfied or who wishes now or hereafter p?el$$i$lfr-&t$^<fyifyd[b so at par'and interest, and should there -, ae aft^tt<||i>ifej^S;'ii6'w, we will be pleased to hear from them. 'Nl&RiHERN ,f^fW YORK UTILITIES, Inc. • WATERTOWN, N. Y John B.\Taylor TreaS. . MmmsiMmuL Slayers of Two Americans Fight For Their Lives—Soldiers Surround Them In Brush. The Mexican bandits who killed two Americans have , been surrounded by American soldiers in the thick brush near Fresno and.are battling for their lives.- Reports reaching Brownsville. Tex., snj thre^ jVl>rif»iiTi'? l fwrwini'ir noTTlvoman, have already been killed in the fighting. Reports-indicate that the entire band of fifty or sixty faces annihilation. General Pascual Orzco was shot to death near El Paso, Tex.; and Mexican sympathizers declare he was murdered in cold blood by an American posse. The pan.-American conferees will in- dorse and the American government will recognize the provisional Mexican president elected by. Villa; Zapata, the Cientifico and other faction's and ele- ments, regardless of whether Carranzsi \comes in.\ it.was strongly intimated by a high official of the state depart-; ment in Washington. General Etugfr I.. Scott, chief of staff of the. United States army, reported to Secretary liansiiig that Villa's at- titude toward the United States is- re- markably friendly and reasonable.\ ,«*fc '<* Photo by American Press Association. The former United Staf.es senator, whn Is chairman of the constitutional conven- tion at Albaiiy, N. Y., made a bittter at- tack on boss rule and pleaded, with the delegates to accept the short ballot pro- posal, under • which state officers only would • remain electlve^-the governor, the lieutenant governor, the comptroller and the attorney general. An amendment adopted gives, the governor the right tri- najne-ihe-seeretaryTtf^tate, state treas- ) the Harrington road', near Providence Miss Burger was seriously wounded The assassins fired the shots from be Hind bushes - 1 Three negtoes—George W Healis, Dr Mohr-'s chautteui, Hepiy SpeUinan and Cecil Brown—time told the polke that they were hhed b- Mis Mohi to kill bo;ta the doctoi and ln< house- keeper * Brown and Heulis s.ij they were to get $2,000 apiece,., while Spell- man was to get HOOO.. •• Spellman told, the police that he fired two shots at the doctor, while. Brown is • said to„. have -admitted 'firing two shots at „Miss Berger, who is now in the Rhode island hospital. She was wounded in the head and shoulder, but will recover.\ Healte admits, the police say, that/fie held up the automobile. POLK LANSING'S COUNSELOR, Selection of New York Official Is For- mally Announced. The selection of. Frank TJ.I p 0 ik, cor- poration counsel of New York city, to be counselor of tbe state department was formally announced ny Secretary Lansing. The president has tendered the- position to Mr. Polk, who has ac- cepted. Mr. .Polk will succeed Mr. Lansing, who became secretary of state on the resignation of William J. Bryan last Jane. The counselor's office has been vacant since Mr. Lansing took his place in the cabinet, and there has been much gossip aS to his successor. NOTES FROM FOREIGN LANDS. What Folks. Art Doing on the Other Side of the Globe. According__toJdie-^elogmr-(?a-^t:te \a Village Officers W B Hart, President , 4 ' H H. f Bailej, Clerk' W D Sutler Treasurer W W Davis Collecor ~-\~ ~- < i Trustees W W Dearth,., P E Walker, Geprge. O Leary, S J, Benson m r'OUvnB SUMNER M D at homo. No; i: kone P No ^ tTOmUt ° 3 an<i 7 t0 8 p m 4 s \h fi B ^r HA iL INS Dental Surgeon Norwood, Vf. •1 Y -. Office over H Ashley's store Teeth extracted absolutely without pain Artificial veeth iusertedon gold, silver and rubber. AH work guaranteed Hi BV L P- REGAN, Dental Surgeon. Office over IS . Tbe State Bank of Norwood, Phone 84c « UU J. FLETCHER Attorney and Counsellor at \• Law Norwood N Y, devoting himself exclusively to the practice or law i n all lis branches L I UTHER E ELLISON Attorney and Coun •• selor at Law Winthrop St Lawrence County N Y At Nlcholville offie Wednesdays ^ § d. MEIN, General Auctioneer and dealer . •' in Real Estate I have great bargains in village pioperty and farms, on hand It yoju are looking for a village home or farm, call or write me for particulars giving location desir ed. Address W J Mein Norfolk N Y Telephone and telegraph connections 'Jlnl tWb'i, btop' .'•!» urer, the secretary of charities and the commissioners of accounts, health and agriculture without the consent of the senate. FIM 800IIS ON F-4, Chlorine Fume« From Battery 'Killed Men Aboard Submarine at. Hono- lulu Is the Belief Now. The body of one of the sailors of the submarine FA was found in the middle compartment of the wrecked aubmer : sible, after a search of several hours, at. Honolulu. -Lieutenant Commander Purer be- lieves that the bodies of all the sailors irt v the.. F^4 - when' she made her. fatal dive will fee recovered. He is of the opinion that all lie within the hulk.of the suftmar/ine. Sevetal more. bodies were found as the.search of'the siibmaririe's compart-, •ments continued'. That the storage battery coverings on the submarine F-4 \permitteel water to enter and generate chlorine gas.' Which probably caused- the death of the ..otJLcerS.and crew, o.f the \vesselin JHohoIulu i&ap^^k^^as^patt-ot- pa-repprtrRrtiie nayy^epattttient by the haval inyestiga.ting hoard . on the \F type Of subrnarihe. - AT HOSBWS BIER Directs Funeral and Galls Plot Charge a <<i TO SUCCE£0 TIRPITZ. .0 Golden Wedr The Smokers Kat' IERE< „ak oi ^irtis, c S^r. and Jjrace It*.»b«n(b« popular^ 8 ]A Addiliondl lhou»«nil» r^rlDDOn. All, dealer* have it. /of NeW 8. C, TAYLOR |.J* * 'Ma thewft Evening ^about eight dollrw [dverljsemeiits in TheNoi ise Business Von \Pohi to Be Made ;Grand Admiral ; '-. 6f''Kai*or'*..;Navy,;-,, , : .'•,'- Adnjiral voii. F?dhl, n'oy chief of the Gerinan v admifaity staff, is s6oii tb.siic-' deed. Adrhh-al von Tir-pitJtas :griiud adv .'ttiiral of the .kaiser's iiayy, ijce6rdin:g to ;a .'dlsjJfitijh received ta { fibijdpn igoni: PV^terdain. ^-Tliir: repiyft'seimSTta be ;cdnfliuhed.by advices iErqih:.Bej-lih'$ay- :iiig[\:thitt Voif :^ift)ife!-M!iii}'t&kie'a ic»ht- yacttriOil.- Another;, 'iepdW siiys'.he;ls; 'it'pj'tehder' his resigmttioh to^the kaiser. Tferfe is ho dotfbt'in tbifidoh official Weirdie*-%re fchhf -ii these repoi-t^ are : 'f0&' tiiey .inean that- ^on TiitpitZi ''%?&&' ^'^.b\y\eh%flvf years l^jts b^eti. dne of ; the'cjo#.st Mends and adyisefs of tiie- ijeaiserj liaS- preferiied to Ifty down,the .iidinh-aKs 1 batdij anil give up. his p&eei ''to'tijef Shan consent fO' Oet'nia'fly's ex- pected- disavowal of 'ttie ^fithic's de- ^Sii'c'tidh,\ . '•,' .\ ' •' '.- : '' ''.' ' \. ^PRESIDENT'S A/AiCAf I0M rMfk •'• ' \' •'.:- • -'\•' ^ e ''' ' ' '' ; '''- All Claris For 1 iR'^r'H!H.fl to Gornishi N. H„ Hsive Be>n Aii£<nt|oWd. . .' president Wilson Mt^ gjveh tip ail .^Iftjifc for X6tim\iig JtO his . sdmiaefc : .irjojpB at GoWiisii, ^.|Bi, this, yeftfi He'considers'his vacation ended and .will remain ?rt Washingtoa, te-be in pefsbaattouch with the European: Afld- 3rie.*<fctifl;.sUHnti6n3 find' to i r)'tJ9|tJBf'Bf t6i tfii* sessisiii otf fiorigfe^S. The funeral of Dr. C. Franklin Mohr, held from his late residence at Provi- dence. R. •?., was entirely in charge of his widow. She with her son, C. Franklin Mohr, Jr., and her daughter, Virginia Charles Mohr, the son of the first marriage, a nephew and Dr. Mohr's brother, Dr. Charles Mohr of Mc-Ewansville,. Pa., were the. only mourners. TheVidow wak often mov- ed to tears. The Rev. Henry Bassett of the Church of the. Epiphany read the buri- al service of the Episcopal church, and interment was at Swan Point ceme- tery,-four miles out from the house.. - •. Mr. Mohr's strong box in the Rhode Island Hospital Trust company's vault was to be opened.and a search made for a will. He had realty valued at $100,000, and his' personal estate is thought to be at least $50,000 more. \I am guiltless of the death of my husband. I had, no part in any con : spiracy, and my friends will know this and believe me as against three 'ne- groes, who glory in the notoriety they have achieved. \It will be found, I believe, that the men wb». shot and killed Dr. Mohr were bent on robbery. A dozen tilings, ir their various statements show this. What is more natural than that these eriniihals should try to put the re- sponsibility on some one else?\ With this assertion of innocence. Mrs. Elizabeth Tiffany, Mohr, released on $10.000 t ban, accused of hiring three negroes to murder her hus/band and to Shoot Miss Emily G. Burger, his office and Ijou^e .attendant, began the prepa- ration of \her defense against the charge ^jcotiap^s£y^-—i-—^ ~ Dr. Mohr was fatally shot while out automdbiltl riding; with his office ajsistdhti Miss Chilly/ G.. Burgjerv along German eeononjieal league. for South and Central America has been formed with Dr. Bernhard Dernburg as presi- dent. The soutb Wales miners' conference tfPCaraiff, Wales, formally ratified\ the peace agreement entered into by • their representatives at London-, thus ending the second, coal strike. Thg Htrilro nrannf r Lha piiiil ^trtnofa iiri the Charleroi district, in the Belgian province of Hainut, is steadily spread- ing, Several. fights between strikers and German soldiers are reported to have taken place. DEATHS OF NOTED PEOPLE 'Men and Woman Who Have Diad In the Last Week. Dr. Samuel W. Dana, noted surgeon and linguist, died in New York city, aged eighty-eight. Paul Armstrong, the playwright, died in his home.In New York city ,of heart disease, from. which he had been a sufferer for a year or more. He ^ was forty-six years old. A' Wbhiatt Rinds- Ail .Her Energy and • •. •-- ;• •; An-ibjtidn & lipping away. • 'J$q^$pod w;6haeh?know ; jiiowthe ac'hes and, ;p:a'in's^6nai;-Gften coine When the ' kidneys; i .:MihijmaJke_xUie^^!|bdrden'r rB.acka'ch^|3B'.pi.iiJSi headaches',. $zzy. Spell^, distreslsliig uHhary ;trOHhieSi; iaw'W^6B,fc|iqi'i(fc'a , iio'iis' til w6ak ; kid- tn'ey8 .ahd, should -;b\e .checked iri time. i ip^n''i'-^tjn|^:'£il']e('^irU'd--'f6i! ; the kid- neys pnly:./. -They attack \•Ifejafley-'o'is- .^6S,'w ( sji^jlSig'atiliie c&asef Here's >piQbp6I ! 4mit : Metib fa'a'Nd'rWdod Wo- >jraan% woWa:; • ;:,•••,•-•••.-,•• ••• • : ':; iJtili-.. MWy. Mehaid's,.. f rpspect :8t. ,• '^6rvvOQd$?sa:y;si: \I had, terriijle tiains iii itfy ba-ck eictendih'g; into toy\ shdill-: d'ers,, t W ! heheve> I stooped to pick tip a^thmg'j,;»' ;snarp 'paiii seized meV My kivtii^&Udimgfflitflyii, ©baft's; 'fiidrje^'Pail^ .relieved ine' right away,. Ivhi4y,fe,„tised thera ©ft aStli OhVEfince ahd\ .tS^-lnaV|6';ilwa^8'''bWrigitl,i ; : , fch^betft 6( rt&aitgJi-as.:..-\. \~~ — '-• — \ \\ \' Frjee 60cv \at all deaiefSv Don't «jiUp.ly aSk'ios a,- kidney reifledy--tget; Doan's Kidriejt; Pills—the same that Mrsv Kfctords Mds,. fester- * Uilbtim Oo„rBiopkn BuffaiaWff..%: ., • , John D. Long, who was secretary of the navy under President McKinley and later under President Roosevelt, died of angina pectoris at his home in Hingbam, Mass. . He was seventy^six years old. Mrs. Elma Miller Stebbins.. wife of George C. Stebbins, a singing evange- list and author of many gospel songs, died -.suddenly q| acute Indigestion at a hotel at East Northfleld, Mass. She was. sixty-eight years old. FROM THE SPjOTNfr W» tThia and That in Amateur and Profaa- aional Athlatica. Charley Weinert easily outpointed ,Tim Savage in a ten round bout in New York city; Both boxers are from New Jersey. * ' .The best tennis player^ of the coun- try ate fighting for supremacy in the ail comers' tennis championship at Fdrest Hills, N. Y. EDWARD E. WRIGHT Attorney-at-Law Office in Kinsmam Block, Norwood, N. Y. f'am- 'Jties, MIOVI ^DR GEO. P. LYMAN, Osteopathic Physician Graduate American School of Osteopathy. Office hours 9 to 12 A.'M. 2 to 4 and^7to8 P. M. 7 Lawrence Ave., Potsdam, N. Y. i**si >,to raj |V Connecticut General • ,, Life Insurance Cn_ Get rates on our Eighteen Payment Life Policy Costs less than a 20 In most companies. J R DANDY, General Agent,' Ogdensburg, New York. ,$/*>]3r??'™?-~\ B*.. IIOSJ- '<*! W f*Cf < . Meets every Monday evening, at Odd Fellow's .Ball. Daily Block Mechanic street Brother\ from abroad arp most cordially invited. J- SIMONDS, See FKANK PErNiB, N Q. jaterV 5ur< flour MISCELLANEOUS ADS. ,^alrih_^De^-Palinav- T defeated fnany daredevils in a 100 mile; race at Kala- mazoo, Mich. Bob Burman was sec- ond and Chandler third. Rube Marquard. will pitch for the •Brooklyn\ Sfipefbas hi jiiitiire; It is s un- derstood that the (Hants' ofBcials de- sclined:. to let.Marquard go for the waiver price of .$1,500, whereupon the Brooklyn club raised i-he figures to $2,500 and effected the sale; E.'L WHEELER. Optician A graduate from New York, will beat Whites Hotel, Massena, Oct 4th p m , and 3 all day Norwood-The New Whitney House, Oof 6En Potsdam—-Albion Home, Oct -7th 1' will visit the arx>vepiace» every eight-week* thereafter Come and have your eyes correctly fitted'for glasses Examination Free Work Guaranteed E. L. WHEELER. Mansvllle. N. Y. l-*v erty FOP Sale PtHXjmp ;€*ets tlifi Ootti . .The. fthbye;exJress'io'n ishow bBihg' %H&td in thousands: Of Bom£s,,GfilceS'.atid ritoHisffojii hapT- ffl meil And;' Wdi^eii m,t>.Mv# Deeit.relieved of tftetQrtwe and sU,ttWnfe;of MiHf ul,&i)MiSg ; ( c'Oriis, ^vsk them.iotolttinShff^Bey'Sa^ H( you,hitfe ;,corii,r^t.a--.l!ii6knge of Sasooon' plasters firom- ; ym dealei' tosvedld aHd. tue Oodh will get the «orn.'! sawple fre^. Address, Baccooni 1&, General Markets. ' .-. 3U03tEP;—^irmt-rreef ifits,' ;7i$86:- dream- ery, extras (9j! score), 2G%a27cV: creamery (higfhf^r sfiorlriff)i 27Haffic.; firsts, 24a2Sl4c.: , seconds. 22Ka24o, . . . \ , , • .BGGS—IrTe&ular: t-ecelpts, 9,3Si; fresh gatliereai.'eictrais, 2Sa29c. i, e\jft'ra firsts, 2oi^a 27Ci;firstSj..24,ri^ic.; seconds,. ildAmfii-;, Wear- \6Sr '3i.enn6r.jf , '-white, fine.to ijancy, 33a3^c:i ne'irby .ft,enn'e]r)y f -brbwhs, 2S)a52c'; •\ .fj&BBS'S^Srlr.ni'; receipts; 1,845;. state, wUpie.rnAik, freshi flatSj T^hite arid colored, specials;, 13al-ioi; c(6. ( '.:avei'agfe--f'aney, .Jfaviii •i'3^0. 1 V . . I ', ? ' '\'«'\ , BOULTEY^liye, weak,; Western chick- ens, broilera Jfiale^C,-:;;-fowls,. IBalDiSu.; aresseri; flrioji, iveStgrn/ froz'eft; roasting '4hlck(ins,, iSb.i fresh- fowls, i6ed, 13ait^c<'; fresh turkeys, iced, jBal6c, ^K-flTi'/l i k fciy'e) Stotfk (Viarket.. •';.«\ cWMx-M-H^iy- 'i-i»-hl-.- marketrsiMdy ; 'cft6lc6Vi8iBi]a3i78: Urtirie, ^3aM0{ goiSit, ?S.# •vS.S0l tidy'taitclietg, ?8.2oa&fid; fajr^; •fia.tn- fjornmotii ffiffC'To;- Chblbe heWe^e/SfcfiOa^lo: dommow to £d,Si lieifets,. $$&?•„ Irjommbn; to good fat balls, $4;5te,7.2$; '6oiW«ori to cfat : cows,J£l.oO'a3,76, ( -» .,: ;•;•'/ •SfiElSlE* AW iASat-BS^fipply jight, market strong; :prime wethefe, MMm.^si • •gOd& rhISferf, SSJUM.IO:, ' i rite: Hikes' #at;o«V eulls aiid jfjomtnon, ?2,B*fa4:f -heayy ewes, Bo0a5.25: Jamhs, fGa9.S5; (ye'al calves, ~%>%a., ii.50; heavy and thin - cahfos, $7a9. StOQS^Reeelpts light, | m*rket actlye; pi'iees lOaiScv -hig-her; prime heayy, ; $?,75r- •heavy miXe^ MnedWrns mt& heavy YOr:k>. ers, ®:$; light *oWcers, #25a8i35; pigs, »'a i^jjrjiughs^sjjtagsi-js.- h-~. —: — i A large four tenement house on Park street, equipped v, lth all modern conveniences. Will rent for'SiO 00 permonth Price $i 000 AGoodfarm 80 aores with good buildings, large sugar woiks will carry 15 cows and team. Situated 3}A miles easierlv from Nor wo,qd, one mile from Knapps Station on R V D Route Price lr!,000 Farm in the town of Louisville, 166 aores, pver,30,acies woods Farm free from stones .Good dweling i ar g e barn that cost »1,000 00, has stalljs for thrte hordes and 21 cows, also a 60 ton silo. Price only $2 800 00 .. a ?* , „ 1 J uiI(JIlI R lots on Baldwin ave near Main St one 5 bv 6 rods nl*h cellar walls, Water and sewar connections, also cement w&lks from street to cellar wall Price S850 00 On6 i by 71 pds east of the abeve Price J2f?o 00 NewJhoubC, ccntraHV located In tills village, wita waiter and sew,er condeotionsr-hot Water -hetttlng:sv stem and eleotrlo llghtK—$2,600 > Farm of lis acies, with apple and sugar orch- ard;- good buildings will cony 15 cows ahd3 •horses A anv season Is now wfntei Ing SI head of paMlgahd Tboi\- s Siui,ie lie half mile from ore&mery stoie and bJa(.ksn.Uh shop i „-. Piioi Ml th ton cows, J5000 Farm of 106 acres with Jog house and good frame barn % bv 48, also hoise stable and granary. Uhis / tin i-, now cUnylng 13 head oj cattle and ^ b ise« li is good wood lot and ordhard. It is bl iiatid two nhil on6 half miles from-Knapps fetation, one mile HOm Biookdale \ *,-.-i , . Price $1,500 .House-and lot on Elm street, this village ^puse/lfas ki ohPn dining loom sitting room, parlor,, bed room and gantr\ on giound floor Three bleeping iqonts- jSto-d room and bath Jjjm pn seenrih flooi, all-in fine shape, with w & e 2°fc ,, $1200 IsMgehouse with two vacant lots on corner of p&mt Uhd Lan« Streets S1,&00 ', Netriioube with eijjhfc rooms and bath room aha redouble lot on ltim Sticet »l,70O Jjargastoro w lth Hi nig i corns on second floor, a -!,''m-Sftod condition mso bivin.inj-efti of stof* ffi Brnri LhI<l pl6pei tv couia not m ' bulIt Cta/uge building and lot on Riilioad dticet Iapt5x lOiudt, < 87 OQ ' Peif Blodir • i&rote\V!7-OOr) JVj TT, ate. m - -I TXWVX1T mm HAIR BAL8>I _ AtollDipfejwMrtlOttdf-ttflsrIt, Helps to 6i>ftdld*to nartdr'air „ ForRwtofWCyW-ia. rU«ut r toGrm r <*FJ«iHiiR *^W wftfurn
