No. 180-CHARLES Y. LITTLE farm, 146 acres, 51⁄2 miles from Breesport and 11⁄2 miles from North Chemung. Farm adapted to grain and stock raising. Valuable lot of timber. House 20x16, wing 12X12. Barn 32x44. Price $2,000; cash $500, balance

on time.

No. 181-MRS. S. C. DOOLITTLE farm, 203 acres, 31⁄2 miles from Lowman station and R. F. D. 20 acres timber, balance meadow and pasture. House 16x24, two wings, each 16x20, in fair condition. Barns, large and ample for farm, in fair condition. Watered by wells. Price $2,500; cash $1,000.

No. 182-R. B. OSBORNE farm, 70 acres, 4 miles from Lowman station and R. F. D. This farm lies well and is in good condition, with two orchards, a windmill at the barn and good fences. House 16x32, with two large wings, nearly new. Barns, large and ample for farm, in good condition. Price $2,500; cash $1,000.

TOWN OF BIG FLATS.

No. 183-L. S. BRANT farm, 69 acres, 21⁄2 miles from Big Flats station and postoffice. Located on top of hill, 1,700 ft. above sea level, giving very fine view of surrounding country. No buildings. Price $350.

No. 184-A. M. BREED farm, 350 acres, 3 miles from Big Flats, R. F. D. from Horseheads. This is an old homestead Adapted and heirs wish to dispose of it. to dairying and fruit. Has large apple orchard. Two-story house 28x40, with wing 20x32. Two verandas, all in good condition. Large barns, stables, hen house, icehouse, etc., all in good condition. Spring water at house and barn. Pastures watered by creek. Price $4,500; $2,000 cash, balance on time.

No. 185-HERMAN KEOKERITZ farm, 200 acres, 4 miles from Elmira, station and postoffice. 12 acres timber, balance meadow and pasture. Adapted to dairying and fruit culture, with Elmira city, 32,000 population, for market. House of 12 rooms in fair condition. Two barns 32x40 each, basement. Stable for 40 cows. Spring and well water. Fences in fair condition. Price $4.000; Half cash, balance on time.

No. 186-JAMES LUNDREGIN farm, 77 acres, 4 miles from Big Flats, station and postoffice. Good, deep loam

soil. 60 acres meadow and pasture and 13 acres small timber. House 24x16, with wing 24x16, 8 rooms. Nearly new and in good condition. Barn 32x40, shed 18x40. Spring water, and wire fence in fair condition. Price $2,500.

No. 187-J. K. LEONARD farm, 120 acres, 4 of a mile from Big Flats, postoffice and station. Adapted to dairying, the raising of tobacco and grain. III acres meadow and 9 acres pasture. House 30x40, with wing 24x60, 22 rooms, in good condition. Barn 34x90, with shed 32x64 attached. Extra shed room for 16 acres of tobacco. Watered by springs and windmill. Wire fence in good condition. Price $11,000; terms to suit purchaser.

No. 188-LEVI BROWN farm, 60 acres, 134 miles from Big Flats, located on main road. Level land, suitable for tobacco, dairying or general farm crops. House 24x40, 8 rooms, in fair condition. Large barns and stables, all in good condition. Well watered and fenced. Price $5,000; one-half cash.

No. 189-URI GOFF farm, 165 acres, 2 miles from Big Flats, R. F. D. from Horseheads. 117 acres meadow, 30 acres pasture and 18 acres timber. This farm is located in the valley, suitable 1or tobacco, grain or dairy. House, 7 rooms, comfortable and in fair condition. New barn 38x52, with basement. Well watered and fenced. Price $8,000; easy terms.

TOWN OF CATLIN.

No. 190-H. B. OWEN, 63 acres, 2 miles from Chambers, station and postoffice; Beaverdam R. F. D. Soil, clay loam, good quality. Adapted to hay, grain and potatoes. 40 acres meadow, 17 acres pasture and 6 acres timber. House 20x30, with wing 16x24 and wood house 16x16, all in good condition. Barn 30x46, shed 18x56, wagon house 20x50, and other outbuildings, all in good condition. Price $1,600; cash $400, balance on time.

No. 191-SEYMOUR BAILEY farm, 90 acres, 2 miles from Chambers, station and postoffice, R. F. D. from Beaverdam. 80 acres meadow and pasture and 10 acres timber. Adapted to dairying and sheep raising. Fine young orchard of apples. Spring water. Price $1,200; $500 cash, balance on time.

No. 192-JAMES SMALLEY farm. 33 acres, I mile from Chambers, station

and postoffice. Adapted to hay, grain. or vegetables. House 16x30, in fair condition. Small barn and wagon house, in good condition. Fields watered by creek. Fences good. Price $800; part cash, balance on time.

TOWN OF ELMIRA.

No. 193-J. S. FRIENDLY farm, 4 acres, I mile from Elmira. Eight-room house, in good condition. Small, good barn. Price about $2,000; easy terms.

No. 194-M. W. JENKINS farm, 30 acres, 4 miles from Elmira, I mile from E. Elmira postoffice. Clay loam soil, adapted to berries or poultry farm. House small. Barn 20x30, in fair condition. Running water. Price $500.

No. 195-ELDRIDGE ESTATE, Edwin Stancliffe, Agent, Elmira, N. Y. 170 acres, 2 miles from Elmira, station and R. F. D. Good location, overlooking river and city. Adapted to general farming or summer home. Eight-room house, in fair condition; also small house. Barns 30x40, one good and one in fair condition. Watered by springs. Price $2,000; very easy terms.

No. 196-MRS. G. EYESLEY farm, 10 acres, 3 miles from Elmira, situated in pleasant location. Small house. Spring water. Price $400 cash.

No. 205-JOHN HAMILTON farm, 227 acres, 31⁄2 miles from Alpine or Millport stations and postoffice. 120 acres meadow and pasture, 27 acres of timber. Located near trolley line. Adapted to general farming. House 16x24, with wing 20x24, and kitchen 14x28; also tenement house; all in good repair. Barns 50x56, 38x40, 30x30, with other outbuildings, all in good repair. Well watered and fenced. Price $30 per acre; easy terms.

No. 206-FENNER PALMER farm, 50 acres, 2 miles from Millport, station and postoffice and R. F. D. from Horseheads. 5 acres timber, balance meadow and pasture. Soil, yellow loam and black muck, in good condition. House 18x26, with wing 22x24. Barns 32x36, 24x24, with basement, all in good condition. Well watered and fairly fenced. Price $1,800; easy terms.

No. 206-HENRY PLENTS farm. 50 acres, 3 miles from Alpine R. F. D. Good soil adapted to dairying and general farming. acres 5 timber, 35 meadow. House 18x24, in fair condition. Barns 26x50, in fair condition. Well and spring water. Fences fair. Price $1,100; one-half cash.

CORTLAND COUNTY.

TOWN OF FREETOWN.

No. 207-THOMAS DAVIDSON farm, 130 acres, 21⁄2 miles from East Freetown station, R. F. D. Marathon, 10 miles from Cortland. 500 maple trees on farm and large quantity of fruit, consisting of apples, cherries and pears. 120 acres meadow and pasture and 10 acres of timber. Large house in fine condition throughout. Barns 24x30, 26x36, with shed attached, all in good condition. Spring and well water. Good fences. $20 per acre; $1,000 down, balance on time.

No. 208-GILBERT W. WAYLE farm, 150 acres, I mile from Marathon station and R. F. D. Good loam soil, adapted to general farming. Large house in fair condition. Spring and creek water. Fences good. Price $1,800; $1,000 down, balance long time.

No. 209-S. S. HAMMOND farm, 92 acres, 3 miles from East Freetown station, 40 rods from Freetown Corners postoffice. Clay and loam soil, suitable for general farming. 7 acres timber, balance meadow and pasture. 400 trees, maple sugar orchard and good apple orchard of excellent fruit. Spring and creek water. House fair size and condition. Barn small and in fair condition. Price $2,000; cash $500, balance on time.

No. 210-JAMES M. WAYLE farm, 123 acres, East Freetown station and postoffice. Soil, rich loam, adapted to general farming. Freetown is free from debt and has the lowest tax rate of any town in the county; last year 40c. per $100. House large and in good repair. Barn 30x40, good. Spring and creek water and well fenced. Price $20 per acre; $1,000 cash, balance on time.

TOWN OF HOMER.

No. 211-AVERY PICKETTS farm, 85 acres, 2 miles from Little York, station and postoffice. Adapted to general farming. 20 acres timber and 55 acres meadow and pasture. Good ten-room house. Barns 30x40, 26x36 and 16x32, in good repair. Watered by springs and streams and well fenced. Price $2,000; half cash, balance on time.

No. 212-WM. B. BEACH farm, 222 acres, 4 miles from Homer. 202 acres meadow and pasture and 20 acres timber. Sixteen-room house, in good re

pair. Main barn 30x100, stone basement; other barns 20x40 and 20x24, in good repair. Farm well watered by springs and running brooks. Good fences. Price $4,000; half cash.

No. 213-MRS. J. C. ATWATER farm, 115 acres, 31⁄2 miles from Homer, R. F. D. 110 acres meadow and pasture and 5 acres timber. Seven-room house, in fair condition. Barn 30x60, with basement and silo, recently repaired. Running water. Price $1,500; cash $500, balance secured by mortgage.

No. 214-MRS. M. J. PRATT farm, 160 acres, 3 miles from Homer. 145 acres meadow and pasture and 15 acres timber. A good dairy farm, capable of sustaining 30 cows and a team and young stock. Has valuable timber, said to be worth $1,000. Two-story house, with wings, 12 rooms, cost $3,000. Main barn 30x75, with basement; grain barn 30x60; horse barn, sheds and other buildings large and in good repair. Watered by wells and streams. Good fences. Price $4,500; half cash, balance on time.

No. 215-MISS CARRIE HOLLISTER, Geneva, N. Y., farm, 112 acres, 3 miles from Homer R. F. D. This is a good farm on the main road. 12 acres timber, balance meadow and pasture. House fair size and in good condition. Good barn, with basement, in good repair. Watered by wells and streams and fairly fenced. Price $20 per acre; $1,000 cash, balance on time.

TOWN OF LAPEER.

No. 216-MRS. A. P. WATTLES farm, 300 acres, 4 miles from East Marathon Station, R. F. D. from Marathon. A fine dairy farm, capable of keeping 40 cows. 120 acres timber, balance meadow and pasture. Large house in fair condition. Main barn burned last year; other outbuildings in good condition. Well watered and fairly fenced. Price about $25 per acre; part cash and balance on time.

No. 217-CHAS. TARBLE farm, 136 acres, 3 miles from Killawog Station and postoffice. Adapted to grass and grain. 80 acres meadow, 40 pasture, 16 timber. House good size. Barns 30x40, 26x36, 20x30. Well watered and fairly fenced. Price about $25 per acre; easy terms.

No. 218-E. E. HULTS farm, 60 acres, 4 miles from Marathon Station