Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-04-08
NOTICE TO
st. Louis, Chicago, Kansas, Nebraska,
e. Western PASSENGERS in General
4. WpSter

PASSENGERS to ST. Louis, Missouri Kansas and
| i Nebraska. should take the following routes Via
Wheeling Columbus, Dayton, Indianapolis, and from
there the TERRA HAUTE AND ST. LOUIS AIR
| LINE without . change of Cars.
Passengers for Chicago and the Northwest should
get their tickets always via COLUMBUS, the capital Of
Ohio and INDIANAPOLIS, the capital of Indiana. Bag
gage by this route will be checked through from Wash.
ington or Harpers Ferry to ST. Louis, Chicago, Gin
cinnati, Indianapolis.
GRRAY RgDUcTlos OF FARR.-Kansas and Nebraska
Passengers take notice, that reduction of fare has
been made to the following places: From WASH
erworth, Weston, Atkinson, Doniphan City, IN par
ties of 20 and upwards each 1925. Single Tickets
$685. From Washington to Roonvine. Lexington,
Glasgow, Independence, Liberty, Wyandotte City, or
Kansas City, in parties of 30 and upwards each $685.
rs. Single Tickets 1926.
By the above it plainly shows, that it is to the ben
eft ri every emgrating to get up large company
il will not only money. but il also will time
through with large party.
An extra Saloon Car will be given to large Parties
and Emigrants.
~ Be sure to get your Tickets to St. Louis, Mis-
ST. LOUIS AIR LINE, and to all other places via
COLUMBUS, the capital of Ohio.
~ For further particulars Fares, &c, please en-
quire at the spectator ODfce,' Staunton.
~ Large Parties viii please give notice of their
leaving, the number &C., to the undersigned Route A.
GENT order that everything may be arranged for their
c0mort ana insure them pleasant ana speedy TRIP.
L. ZIMMER, Route Agent,
April 8, 1887. Browns Hotel, Washington.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
| u PR0PERTY.-As executor of the last will and
testament of Peter Orchard, decd will proceed, On
Monday the 4h day Of May next in front Of B. Craw-
fords store in the town OF Staupton, to sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder the FARM upon which
said Orchard lately resided This property is very
desrably located-adjonng the town-a large portion
being in the Corporation, within of mile Of church
es schools, (male and female,) shows and the Rail-
road Depot For Dairy and Vegetable Farm it hss
peculiar advantages the soil is of good quality, and
we'll set in grass it is watered by fine Springs and
the market is convenient For residence it combines
both the advantages of town and country, and is SUBJ
ject to the Inconvenience Of neither. The farm con-
ftains about 200 Acres, large portion of which
might be sold off to advantage for Town Pasture Lots,
ii desired will have the Farm surveyed and por.
ton of it laid of into such lots previous to the day Of
Hartman & Bell will first offer the Farm as whole,
but will if necessary sell it in parcels About 20 o.
ores of the Farm is good Meadow.
will, at the same Time, offer for sale TWO HOUSES
LOTS in the town, upon the western end of Bever-
ly street.
TERMS OF SALE :-One. fourth of the purchase money
| in hand or by negotiable note at MONTHS well en-
dorsed the residue in l. and years from the day of
sale. The title will be made to the purchaser at once,
and trust taken to secure the deferred payments
An arrangement may be made for longer credit on
the deferred payments if desired by the payment OF
| interest.
c4y- Sale to commence at IL o'clock, A. n.
will sell the Wheat Crop separate from the land.
| II. BELL,
April s, ls57.-tds. Exr of p. Orchard decd.
| Vim copy ids and mark charge.