tion. Watered by springs and well. Wire and stone fence. Price $650. G. J. and C. G. Green, owners, Westerlo, N. Y., R. F. D.

No. 25-Farm of 161 acres, 17 miles from Ravena station, 3 miles from Westerlo postoffice. Clay loam soil. 5 acres timber. Farm adapted for general purpose farming. House 20x30. No barn. Well and creek water. Wire and stone fence. Price $650. G. J. and C. G. Green, owners, Westerlo, N. Y., R. F. D.

There are a large number of farms for sale in this town that can be purchased for less than the cost of the buildings.

ALLEGANY COUNTY.
TOWN OF ALFRED.

No. 27-Farm of 70 acres, I mile from Andover postoffice. 60 acres meadow and pasture and 10 acres timber. No house. No barn. Price $35 per acre.. Dr. E. J. Laughlin, Andover, N. Y.

No. 28-Farm of 18 acres, 3/4 mile from Andover postoffice. All meadow land. No house. Barn 30x40. Spring water. Price $800. Dr. E. J. Laughlin, Andover, N. Y.

No. 29-Farm of 33 acres, 11⁄2 miles from Andover postoffice. Price $750. Dr. E. J. Laughlin, Andover, N. Y.

No. 30-Farm of III acres, 2 miles from Elm Valley postoffice, R. F. D., 5 miles from Andover. 78 acres pasture and meadow and 11 acres timber. No house. No barn. Price $20 per acre; easy terms. C. L. Early, Elm Valley,

N. Y.

No. 31-Farm of III acres, 2 miles from Elm Valley postoffice, R. F. D., 5 miles from Andover. II acres timber; balance tillable land. Two apple orchards. Cherries, pears, plums and small fruits in abundance. Land smooth

and easy to work. House 30x50, 2 stories, in good condition. Barn 86x30, with stable 86x18 Granary and other buildings in good condition. - Spring and running water. Price $4,000; part cash, balance on time. Henry Stephens, owner, Elm Valley, N. Y.

TOWN OF ALMOND.

No. 32-Farm of 160 acres, 6 miles from Arkport Station and postoffice, and on line of Erie & Shawmut Railway. 8 miles from the city of Hornell, population 5,000. Loam and clay soil, adapted to dairying and general farming. 50 acres in meadow, 50 tillable and 60 of natural pasture. 12 acres of timber, maple, beech and basswood. 70 fruit trees of various kinds. Fenced with wire and stone walls. Watered by wells, springs and streams. House large and in good condition. Two large barns, sheds and silo, all in good repair. The reason for selling is old age. Price $4,000, one-fourth in cash, balance on reasonable time. G. M. Collins, owner, Arkport R. F. D. No. I.

No. 33-Farm of 267 acres, 5 miles from Almond station and postoffice and on line of Erie Railway. A few miles from the city of Hornell. Loam and clay soil, adapted to grass, grain, potatoes and dairying. One-half mile from < cheese factory. 15 acres of hardwood timber, 90 acres of meadow, 150 tillable and 100 natural pastures. 40 apple and pear trees. Wire and rail fence, in fair condition. Well and spring water. Large house, in good condition. Three large barns in good condition; also silo, granary and windmill. Price $4,500; one-third in cash, balance on easy terms. Oliver Hosley, owner, Almond, N. Y., R. F. D.

TOWN OF BELFAST.

No. 34-Farm of 75 acres, in good state of cultivation. Good soil. 25 acres in meadow, 60 acres tillable, 15 acres natural pasture, 10 acres good timber. 40 fruit trees. Good sized house in good condition. Main barn 40x60 feet. Well, brook and spring water. School and cheese factory within 1⁄2 mile of farm. Reason for selling, old age. Price $2,500; half cash, balance on long time. Abel Angel, owner, Belfast, N. Y.

No. 35-Farm of 93 acres, 11⁄2 miles from Belfast; population 1,200, on line

No. 351⁄2-Farm of 122 acres, 1⁄2 mile from Birdsall station and postoffice, on line of Pittsburg, Shawmut & Northern Railway. Soil good gravel loam. 80 acres tillable. 30 acres good timber. 300 apple trees, some pears and plums. Farm adapted to grain, potatoes, hay and stock. Good fences. Spring and creek water. Large house in fair condition. Several barns, good size, fair condition. Price reasonable, terms easy. Reason for selling, old age. John B. Riley. Whitney Crossings, R. F. D. or Birdsall, N. Y.

TOWN OF BURNS.

No. 36-Farm of 223 acres, 4 miles from Rushford postoffice, 5 miles from Canadice. All buildings in good condition. For sale with or without stock. Oliver E. Woods, owner, Rushford, N. Y.

No. 37-Farm of 80 acres, 3 miles from Burns postoffice. Sandy loam soil. 60 acres meadow and pasture and 20 acres timber. House and barn good. Spring and well water. Price $35 per acre; part cash. Wm. Carney, owner, Burns, N. Y.

No. 38-Farm of 30 acres, 2 miles from Burns postoffice, 4 mile from Hornellsville Junction. Soil, gravel and muck. 15 acres meadow and 15 acres timber. Small house, in poor condition. Good barn 20x30. Price $800. J. J. Nowlin, owner, Burns, N. Y.

No. 39-Farm of 100 acres, 4 mile from Canaseraga postoffice. 75 acres pasture and meadow and 25 acres timber. House small and not very good. Barn 40x60, in good condition. Spring water. Price $3,500; part cash, Charles Scott. owner, Canaseraga, N. Y.

No. 40-Farm of 200 acres, I mile from Canaseraga station and postoffice and on the line of the Erie & Shawmut Railway. Gravel soil, adapted to grain, potatoes and dairying. 175 acres tillable, 25 acres natural meadow, 25 acres of timber. Fences good. Wells, spring and creek water. House medium size and in good condition. Barns ample for farm and in good condition. Price about $5,000. Daniel Murray, owner, Canaseraga, N. Y., R. F. D.

TOWN OF CANADEA.

No. 41-Farm of 160 acres, 1⁄2 mile from Oramel postoffice. 140 acres meadow and pasture and 20 acres timLer. 100 acres of Genesee river flats, very fertile and productive. Large residence and tenant house, in good condition. Several large barns and outhouses, all in good condition. Spring and well water. Fences new. Price $50 per acre; one-third down, balance on time. C. R. Parker, owner, Oramel, N. Y.

No. 42-Farm of 45 acres, Canadea postoffice R. F. D. No. 1, 23 mile from Oramel. 30 acres river flats and 15 acres upland, clay loam. All tillable land; 4 acres of alfalfa. House 16x24, two wings, in fair condition. Grain barn 30x40, horse barn 20x36, stables and other buildings. Running water and wells.

Price $50 per acre; half cash. D. W. Knights, owner, Canadea, N. Y.

No. 43-Farm of 83 acres, 1⁄2 mile from Oramel postoffice. 6 acres timber, balance tillable land. Soil, loam and black muck. Watered by well and nearby stream. Wire fence in good condition. House 30x40, two wings, in good condition. New barn 32x50, with two additions. Price $5,000; $3,000 cash, balance on time. Almon Ross, owner, Oramel, N. Y.

No. 44-Farm of 143 acres, 1⁄2 mile from Oramel postoffice, 1⁄2 mile from Belfast Station. Meadow and pasture 140 acres and 3 acres of timber. 50 acres river bottom. Spring water. House 18x30, with wing 14x22, in fair condition. Five barns and stables, in good repair. Price $50 per acre; cash $2,000, balance on time. C. A. Mackintosh, owner, Oramel, N. Y.

No. 45-Farm of 70 acres, 1⁄2 mile from Canadea postoffice. Largely river bottom land, very productive. Watered

by springs. Plenty of fruit. House 16x35, with wing 12x36, 2 stories, in good condition. Barns 30x60, shed 16x30, carriage house, granary, etc., in good condition. Price $3,500; $1,000 cash, balance on time. J. E. Munn, owner, Canadea, N. Y.

No. 46-Farm of 55 acres, Oramel postoffice. 55 acres meadow and pasture. Located in Genesee valley, 60 miles from Buffalo and 76 miles from Rochester. Apples, cherries and small fruits in abundance. House 20x30, with wing 16x18. Barns 24x36 and 18x24, in good condition. Spring water at house and barn. Price $2,000; half cash. Henry Stephens, Oramel, N. Y.

TOWN OF CLARKSVILLE.

No. 47-Farm of 169 acres, 7 miles from Olean postoffice. 4 acres pasture and 165 acres timber, consisting of large quantities of cherry, chestnut, ash and some pine. Price $800. George La Farr, Oramel, N. Y.

No. 48-Farm of 144 acres, Cuba postoffice R. F. D. No. 2, 6 miles from Portville.

Dark loamy soil. 100 acres meadow and pasture and 44 acres of timber. Spring and well water. Trout stream running through farm. Fine young orchard of apple, pear, plum and cherry trees. House 11⁄2 stories, 25x30, wing 15x25. Barn 45x50. Hog house, hen house and workshop, all in good condition. Price $3,000; cash $500, balance on time. M. A. Green, owner, Cuba R. F. D.

TOWN OF CUBA.

No. 49-Farm of 87 acres, North Cuba postoffice, 2 miles from Cuba and about 4 mile from Cuba lake. 65 acres meadow and pasture. Spring and well water. Good fences. Large house in good condition. Barns, fair size, and in good condition. Price $50 per acre. Fred Keller, owner, Cuba, N. Y.

No. 50-Farm of 112 acres, Cuba, R. F. D. 2 miles. 92 acres meadow and pasture and 20 acres timber. Watered by springs. House 40 feet square, in good repair. Barns 64x44 and 24x32, in fair condition. Good dairy farm. Price $5,500; one-half cash, balance on time. C. F. Moulton, owner, Cuba R. F. D.

No. 51-Farm of 113 acres, 34 miles from Cuba R. F. D. No. 3. 95 acres

meadow and pasture and 18 acres timber. Farm best adapted to dairying. Watered by springs and small creek. House 24x30, with wing 16x18, in good condition. Barns 30x44, shed 16x44, horse barn 28x40, and other buildings. Price $3,500; half cash, balance on time. D. P. Snyder, owner, Cuba, N. Y., R. F. D.

No. 52-Farm of 327 acres, 11⁄2 miles from Cuba postoffice. 285 acres meadow and pasture, and 42 acres timber. Watered by springs and brooks. Buildings located in valley. Good orchards and sugar bush. It is a good dairy farm and winters several hundred sheep beside. Two houses 30x40, rather old style, but in fair condition. Main barn 40x96, sheep and horse barn 30x120, and many other hay barns and outbuildings, all in good condition. Price $20,000; half cash, balance on time. S. S. Cole, owner, Cuba, N. Y.

in good condition. New barn 30x74. Other barns and outbuildings good. Well watered and fenced. Price $8,000; $3,000 cash, balance to suit purchaser. F. A. Burrill, owner, Cuba R. F. D.

No. 57-Farm of 114 acres, 4 miles from Friendship station and postoffice, on Erie Railway; 5 miles from Cuba; population 1,500. Good loam clay soil, adapted to hay, grain, potatoes, dairying and sheep raising. 75 acres tillable, 24 acres in meadow and 20 acres natural pasture, 18 acres beech and maple timber, 250 sugar maples, 80 apple trees. Some pears and other fruit. Altitude about 1,200 feet. House 24x32, with large wing, in good condition. Barns 28x76 and 30x40, with large sheds and other outbuildings, all good. Fences good. Watered by wells and springs. Cuba lake 7 miles. Price $4.500; $2,000 in cash, balance on time. Reason for selling, poor health. Allen Smalley, owner, Friendship, N. Y., R. F. D.

No. 58-Farm of 226 acres, 41⁄2 miles from Cuba; population 1,500, and on line of Erie and W. N. Y. & P. Railway. Rich loam soil, adapted to grain, potatoes and dairying. All tillable land where cleared. 70 acres of beach and maple timber. 100 apple, plum and pear trees. Two houses, both good size and in good condition. Barns 42x60,, with basement. Several other outbuildings, all good. Watered by well and springs. Wire and rail fence, in good condition. Altitude about 1,800 feet. Price $30 per acre; one-half cash, balance to suit purchaser. E. G. Stone, owner, Cuba, N. Y.

No. 59-Farm of 109 acres, 21⁄2 miles from Cuba station and post office, and on the line of Erie & Pennsylvania Railway. Soil, good quality clay loam, adapted to wheat, corn, grass and dairying. 90 acres tillable land, 35 acres meadow, 30 acres pasture, 15 acres of beech and maple timber. 50 apple trees and an abundance of pears, plums, cherries and small fruit. House contains 14 rooms and is in good repair. Barn 40x72, with basement and other outbuildings, all in good condition.

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tered by springs. Fences in fair condition. Price $60 per acre; part cash, balance on time. M. E. Keller, owner, Cuba, N. Y., R. F. D.

No. 60-Farm of 25 acres, 4 miles from Cuba and on line of Erie and W.

N. Y. & P. Railway. Clay loam soil, adapted to general farming. 20 acres tillable. 20 apple trees. Nearest city, Olean; population 10,000. Good 7-room house. Barn 30x40, in fair condition. Watered by springs. Fences fair. Hen house 105x16 feet. Price $1,200; $400 in cash, balance on time. M. A. Older, owner, Cuba, N. Y.

TOWN OF FRIENDSHIP.

No. 61-Farm of 168 acres, 11⁄2 miles from Belvidere postoffice, R. F. D. 128 acres meadow and pasture and 40 acres of timber. Spring water. This farm is centrally located and very productive. House 20x40, with wings, in good condition. New horse barn, 24x30, farm barn 40x80. Price $8,000; part cash, balance on time. S. B. Strahan, owner, Belvidere, N. Y.

No. 62-Farm of 57 acres, 2 miles from Friendship. 42 acres meadow and pasture and 15 acres timber. Spring water. House, small. Barn, fair size. Price $1,100; terms easy. George Fowler, owner, Friendship, N. Y.

No. 63-Farm of 107 acres, 1⁄2 mile from Friendship. All meadow and pasture. Watered by springs and streams. Good dairy farm. House medium size and in good condition. Large barn and shed for cattle. Price $5,000; part cash, balance mortgage. M. S. Norton, owner, Friendship, N. Y.

No. 64-Farm of 104 acres, 1⁄2 mile from Friendship. 87 acres meadow and pasture and 12 acres timber. Spring water. Good house, built about 10 years ago. Good large barns for dairy purposes. Price $4,500; part cash, balance on time. T. J. Ward, administrator, Friendship, N. Y.

No. 65-Farm of 188 acres, 14 miles from Friendship. 170 acres meadow and pasture and 18 acres timber Springs and brooks. Good dairy farm. Large house, in fair condition. Two barns, one large, with underground stable, in fair condition. Price $30 per acre; easy terms. Hubbard Cotton, owner, Friendship, N. Y.

No. 66-Farm of 62 acres, I mile from Friendship. No house. No barn. Price $3,000; terms easy. A. A. Jordan, owner, Friendship, N. Y.