Real Estate Listing From Tosh & Co. With Many Farms and Homes
Andrew Tosh & Co advertises a large inventory of improved farms and houses with prices and terms. Listings include one story and two story residences, suburban farms, frames on various streets, several plots, and land suitable for subdivision, with prices ranging from modest to several thousand dollars. Printed lists of farms available on application.
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Paklee
New Jersey
Indiana Street
Santa Fe
Louisiana Street
Olose Anit Warren Streets
Dlacres
Uiivers
Pennsylvania
Connecticut Street
Tennessee Street
Price
Vermont Street
Indians Street
Mississippi Street
New York Street
Sthode Island
Ohio Street
Friends’ Meeting
N.B
Tosh & Co
Merl Kotat Ayfenla
Massachimutis “Rect
Law
Local notes on camps, races and meetings near Lawrence
The report covers plans for a Spiritist or Second Adventist camp meeting in Waren, preparations by local pastors, and notes on a horse race at Chester Park with Sister Wilkes and Mike racing. It mentions a Bible society meeting in Lawrence with officers elected and a plan to donate to a youth charity.
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Nuuber
Second Adventir
Waren
Douglas County Bible Society
Aml
Reams Young Men’s Christian
County Bible McEwan
Burr
Baptist
Presbyterian
United Presbyterian
Lutheran
North Lawrence
Peiternt
G. WE. Griffith
S. Alfori
Speretor
W. N. Burr
Tr A. H. McWhorwr
A. G. Eldrimner
Do. McEwen
Dw. Alderman
Jay
Albert Navan
de Ky Maurer
WS. Bare
A. L. Me
Tyymnastic Milemiller
W.N. Birr Seer Aoie Tnuws
Wilkes
Re. A. Sanity
Lawrence
Chester Park
Mesers
Blair & Uhipps
Docky
Cheser Park
Lillie
Jobin Biggs
A. B. Cook
Lillie Mo
Mike
A.B. Cook
A.m
John Biggs
G. Mike
Presley
Wahington
Washington
N. M. Leek With
New York
We He Miller
Ohio
C.he Alley
Bufffalo
Hugone M. Alley
Pennsylvania
Stephen Terry
Harttori
Heckwith
League
Fragmentary Telegraphic News Highlights Fearful Incidents And Disappearances
A chaotic telegraphic summary reports a street fight where a man was knocked down and assaulted, a city banker suspended, and a prominent railroad president dying after illness. Murder and disappearance cases loom, including a physician shot, a missing Cincinnati socialite, and a city-wide fire in Asia Minor. An American Lacrosse victory abroad closes the note.
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Lirt le Reek
Ark
Lewisburg
Fraihiver
A.B. Thompson
Ben Howard
Weaver
Halle Wik
Ins Bank
Erie County Bank
Cne
Haseen
LeEavenwolen
Pheworth Pillers
Pillint
Ling
Hoster
Arthae
Lomita Gertain
Kansas
Chicago
Tonenal
Téss
Presbyterian General
Texas
Colembus
S. Uy
Tartom
County
Gancester
Fayette Rolunty
Ube
Dennison
Poli Wan
L. Ee Edwards
Austin
Southwest
Bewell Hotel
Wrenn
Galveston
Rilliant
Teo Crry
Dennis Carr
General Prowitt
Stinople
Bei Bazar City
Asia Minor
Dowellin
Liverrook
la Crosse
England
Rock Terry
Bills report favorably on division of Eighth circuit
In a Senate session the judiciary committee reported a bill to create another circuit by dividing the Eighth, including Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, Nebraska, Arkansas, and Colorado, while the Ninth would cover Minnesota, Lewis, Missouri, and Plumb’s proposal to fund a railroad and telegraph line from Minnesota and Arkansas to the Pacific coast. The Morgan finance inquiry on national bank failures and related testimony dominated debate as Sherman urged caution and Morgan warned against politicized probes. A separate resolution directs inquiry into Louisiana, Baton Rouge and Vicksburg railroad funding to influence action, with a House non-concurrence to a Senate amendment noted.
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Fin Valund Lugalls
Jaliciary
Eighth Circuit
Minnesota
Iews
Missouri
Nebraskts
Arkansas
Colorado
Nebraska
Kansas
Lews Missouri
Plumb
Innda
Atlantic
Ark
S’avile
Senate
Thi ¢ Morgan
Committee On Finance
Morrill
Finance Committee
Bayard
Sherman
New York
Lin
New York City
Moran
Ohio
Morgan
Etary
Treasury
United States
Pennsylvania Avenue
Francis N. Bangs
Ferdinand Ward
Committee On
New Orleans
Baton Houge
Vicksburg
House
Kansas City Live Stock Market Summary May 1884
Kansas City reports a mixed cattle and hog market with receipts and shipments varying by commodity. Corn meal whisky provisions show slow trade. hogs steady to lower, cattle improving after declines. wheat and oats fluctuate with near-term weakness in some futures. Market activity remains subdued in afternoon trading.
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Daria
Pune
Mays Ly Pata
Chicago
Cmcaco
Sravers' Journal
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Trade Palace
Bargain House
A. B. Kahnweiler & Bro
Mass. St
J. B. Parnham
Massachusetts St
Near Merchants’ Bank
Andrew Tosi
LD. L. Bosh
Notary Public
The
Old Reliable Real Estate Agency
Andrew Tosh & Co
Lomsted
Winiverelty
M. Luther
Thy Bateville
Brinkly Ratleoud
Eline Summerfeld
Steinberg
Woodson County
Neosus Fae Kan
W. J. Hanghowont
Topeka
Blair
Glick
E. E. Norton
Areents
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Torrow
Siimshir
Sirte
Kas
Trek
Ponnell, Lawson & Mpson
I. We Glick
N. Wi
Alesander Whate
Gray Ratpinks
Sherbourne
Wall Street
Cuusi
Tiv
Soa Sutton
Taghtetohiun
Emily
Satall
Wls
Northwest Territory
Ater
Movement For Change
Revina
Bureau of Labor Alatistica
Hall
Uf Ce
McKinley
Randall
Collins
Holman
Committee of
Alexander
Taney
Randall Ede
Committee On Judiciary
Calumiin
Hannibal & Hannibal & Missouri
Ubiaso Rock Lines
Union Paelie
Walushiss- Western
Unio
eSara
Mexico
Telegraphic News
Daweon
Craig
Eriv County
Hank
Cedar Rapids
Northern Railroad
Thir
Belmont County
Hisfield
AL Island
Virginia
Walter
Teignch Potts
Murterer
Ogaty
O. V.k . A Myeet
Republican Central
Y. H. Milan
Delete
John A. Martin
Higgins
CrNcixNaTi
Arabella Sazarn
H. Mixer
Price’s Hill
Rex Alk
Missouri St. Joe
Nevergyee
Bays Husky
Helge Hutstles
Sy Leics
TEALE
Erman Cora Iemover
Journal
York
Prote Merkca Antile
ER Sling Exchange
Veneseee
Central Patitie
Vetth
Chicago & Allanree
Chicago, Burlington & Quine
Denver & Rio Grande
Tansas City
Kansas City
Ali Dhis
Wendi Lye
Lami
Bat Tis
Suilyt
Amr
Bur Lo
Neuk
Wier
Livie
ST. Louis
St. Lavra
Inet
Tincago
Lee
Alon
Vai Iqīn
Tue
G. A. R. Suits
G. A. R. Hats
G. A. R. Buttons
G.A.R. Hatfards
G. A. R. Letters
G.A.R
Clothing Headquarters
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