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n,,y propcuoi ton the route between Bangor
NH Roston i being talked Of The William TIL
A,l, ha- discontinued her trips, and we understand
that it i, doubtful whether her condition viii admit
NJ her again coming upon the route, The heavy
rrcightinq such rs i. usually taken hv propelors
is constantly increasing on the line 50 much 80
tnat ihp Tfbbcts has stocked 100000 this year, and
oa her last downward passage had freight list Of
81 900. The opening Of the railroad viii increase
Immensely this class Of busiuoss-mdecd, it ], he-
ieycd that good propeller will then find sufficient
business ia running direct between thi~ port and
Bu-ton A vessel could be purchased or built
int latter course being the more desirable. The
Aunli. Works, at East Boston, arc getting ready
.uy models Of iron projectors. with twin screws
ul wtter-tght compartments, that would lust suit
8 route They Will bc comfortable. strong and
-,t The great danger Of theIoute is That of sink
u- hY collision, and The Water-fight compartments
ru4rd against that such vessel would cost about
$1,000 Capt. Robert Q. Patterson. one OF the
l.-t reliable ~kjliful AMI popular of masters. is
s.dy ID take hold Of the enterprise, if cncou rage
H.n, given. and put it through. The merchants
Il, RoSton Inc builders of the boat, and perhaps the
,.ulrhi Railroad COMPANY win take 10, l. what
saw the people OF Belfast and Of the route Let
f.~ hear frou Rorktna Camden, Bangor, and other
landings
FIRE! While u Belfast man was settling a bin ut
dis office on Tuesday, the room became peryaded
Nj smell Of burning cotton, Search made all
ntcr the premises, without success, when suddenly
our visitor rlapped hi. hand on his coat czclaimine
hy thunder, it, me!7 Ills pipe was the incendiary
ana his pocket the sufferer suppose lie had @moh
cd INST before going 10 bed and hung up his coat
The steamer City of Richmond will make her
iu-t passage % Tie westward for the season Fri
day morning next. During the winter she will be
thoroughly overloaded and receive a new boiler
~he has done a line business This season, ana her
excellent officers haze added 70 their popularity
The Richmond may hc looked for in the spring IN
ldepdia condition,
We are not prophet. nor the son of 4 pro
phcl, but from the anxiety and skurrYmg to and
0o, we should say that something was about 70
happen respecting the brich ediice at the head OF
Main street Pilermages To Washington are not
undertaken for the fun OF the thing, or simply to
iaol anon the majestic greatness Of L. 5. Grant
@mct fishing has begun above the bridges
The railroad contractors are advertising for tins
'at people should look 10 this, and if there Is
not % chance to make dollar or two. The money
might wail stay on the line of HE road ~ to De
cent to he Provinces.
Jabaz Frederick Esq, Il native OF this city. died
Jag Boston on Tuesday He vas we'll known a. n
oa4iue-~ man, had served with credit several
terms in the city government sand was much
.pr.ted. Mr. Frederick accumulated handsome
fortune during his residence in Bo>ton He yves
nearly fifty years OF are.
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SMOOTHING ARRAY.

NEW YunK Nov 25 Albert d. Richard
son, formerly war correspondent and for =
Tong time connected with the New Y ork
Tribune. was shot and probably fatally
wounded by Daniel Mcfarland, p lawyer by
profession. between whom there hNs been
r0lhic for some Time past Enlargement
cuu>edby the alleged intimacy OF the form
or with McFarland's wife Mcfarland who
seems to have had entrcc of the Tribune Off
&c was standing behind lhr counter ia the
Business Department II conversation with
one of the employees About 5lN O'Clock
this evening Mir. Richardson entered the.
Tribune office and entered into conversation
with Il Young man IN The habit Of working
ior him 4 few minutes after Richardson's
entrance Mcfarland walked over towards
him, and without saying p word, fired ps-
ol, the ball from which wounded Richardson
in the abdomen. The wounded man without
ea1ing word walked up TO the Tribune
editorial rooms, whence he was conveyed to
the Aston House To have his wound attended
10. Tie is not expected to recover. Mckar-
land has been arrested, There seems TO have
been no recent incentive to this deliberate
deed, as the difficulty between Mcfarland
and Richardson occurred over a year ago
Mrs Mcfarland being mt the time On the
stage Richardson at the time referred to
denied the charges of improper intimacy
with McFarland's wife, bat Published card
Eating his intention 10 marry her after di-
yoree should have been procured
New York, Nov 3d.
Mr. Richardson IS in a very precarious con
'htion tonight. lie is vety weak, having re-
tanned no nutriment for I've days. Hi friend
ana physicians fear the worst He was mar
ried this evening 10 the late Mrs Mcfarland
by Rev. Henry Ward Bcecllcr, assisted by
Rev o. b. rockingham
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A HARD FIGHT.

MFMrIHs, Nov. p In johnson Co., Ark,
last week, 4 planter named johnson had an
alteration with three OF his laborcrs, who
attacked him with knives johnson drew 4
knife and defended himself, killing two and
wounding the third. Johnson re-
ceived more than twenty wounds, but will
recover He bears the reputation of good
and quiet citizen.
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Turner'S Neuralgia Pill: The great remedy for
Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases More than 900
cured by it in the last two Price by MALL pack
age $lO6,-6 packages 1927.
The Lorraine Vegetable Cathnrtic Il i'll; :
The best known remedy tor all Discusses OF the Blood,
Stomach, Liver, Kidneys; for Headache Rheumat ism.
and in where cathartic is required Price by
mail, box 81 CTS boxes $i.lS,l2 boxes $3.64.
TURNER & CO., 100 FREMONT ST., BOSTON, MASS.
3ml2
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MtRDER IN INDIANA. A man named Low
ry, who lived at Andersonvilc, in Rush coun-
ty, Ind, made himself the terror ofthe neigh
bOrhood by his laWlcssncss Among other
things, he was accustomed to levy small sums
by threatening to burn barns or kill stock, and
was generally successful. A few days ago he
demanded five dollars of a young man named
Walker, whose father is q wealthy farmer,
and threatened to burn the old mans barn if
the demand was not complied with. Walker
refused him the sum, and Monday night the
barn was fired and completely DESTROYED,
with two mules, eleven horses and lot of
agricultural implements, all of the value of
$1,000. Lowry disappeared, but the Walkers
father and son-procured n warrant for
his arrest tracked him to Batesville and
came upon him while eating breakfast at II
house there. Young Walker slipped in, drew
q pistol and fired, killing him instantly. He
then went for q coroner. The affair created
great excitement, but everybody approved
the action of the Walkers, and no attempt
was made to arrest them.
The Viccroy of Egypt has been entertain
ing Eugene in great style. Among the
amusements gotten up for her at Alex
andria, correspondent says Il gentleman
marry expressly for the ediicaton of the En-
press, at the Viceroy's expense, and a similar
ceremony took place in low life, the rite Of
circumcision being administered at the same
time, the little boys who were to be the sub
jects riding on horseback behind the bride,
prior to their initiation. Having got so far
the correspondent stops aggravatingly short
with the statement that '1here were other en-
tertainments, so extraordinary in the view of
of Europeans that they are best not particu-
lariZed.''
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REDUCTION
NEW YORK, Nov. 81

Special Wa shngton dispatch tothc express
SAYS
The Ways and Means Committee today
agreed To reduce the tariff twenty millions.
Coffee will be cut down to 4 cents and tea TO
cents per pound. They are also charging
The free list
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ANOTHER BANK ROBBERY.

NEW YORK, Nov. 80 The Bank of Port
Jefvis was broken into to-day, the safe blown
open and 100000 stolen Thieves escaped
'ohn James was arrested at Jersey City this
morning on suspicion, but nothing was found
on his person
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Warrcn'S Couch BalSaln !!

Is beyond question the very best medicine Of the day
or all COUGHS, COLDS, Sore THROAT and l-u NES
Also for Whooping Cough AMI Group in Children it is
he most effective medicine ever used.
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines.
b. r. BRADBURY, Proprietor, Bangor Me.
GEO. G. GOODWIN CO., Boston, Agents for New
England. Gull.
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Sherih's Sale.
WALDO, IS.


YINAkEN Execution in favor OF Peter W. Aver
and William Murray, and will be sold at public
ton, ON The 9th day of January, A. D. 1870, at i
O'Clock in the afternoon, at the Office OF A. +. Watson
Unity in said County all the right in equity which said
William Murray of Vassalboro Kennebec County, State
OF Maine has or had on the Goth day of March, A. ID.
1862 being the time Of the attachment OF the
the original writ in the action to redeem the following
described real estate, situated in the town Of Knox, in
said County of Waldo, known as part OF the Hugh
Gilchrist farm and bounded rs follows, to wit, the
vest bv the road leading from the County road to VIM
Banon's; the north by land in possession of George
o. Clement on the cast by said Clements land, or by
the County road leading from Knox Corner to Free
dom Village being that tract of land conveyed TO Will
liam Murray, by John Haskell, the above described
premises being subject to mortgage given to Peter W.
Aver, of Freedom TO secure the sum OF two hundred
and fifty dollars, payable in six months from its date,
dated the It'll day of January, 1867 which there is
due two hundred and sxysevcn dollars and thirty
caht cents which said mortgage assigned and con
yeyr Crosby Fowler of Unity, in said County of Wal
do the 18th day Of February, A. D. ISIS, by the said
Peter ". Aver, which said assignment IL recorded in
Book is page ~ Waldo Registry of Deeds, said mort
gage is recorded in Book 1T page 5u of said REGISTRY
of Deeds. A. BERRY, Deputy Shcr'i.
UNITY Nov 26 1869. Swell
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Sg'EA.z ssssa,w NsbgsCE
LAST TRIP or TIE SEASON.
Inside Line to Bangor.

! eff steamer City Of Richmond CAPTAIN
sraaI3l,s1.J, Drnnison, will leave Railroad Wharf,
PonIn1 Tor Bangor, COR us as the ice will permit
"Wednesday evening Dee. + 1T 70 o'clock, being the last
trip of the season. III
Returning will leave Bangor, COR fur as the ico win
ncrmn Eri,,ay morning Dee. Sd at q o clock
ROSS & STUEDlNANr, Agents,
p,,t,r+ >ro,, -, 1879 lW
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VNVTI u
County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday OF NuNcu
Der, A. ID. 1861
ron the foregoing Petition, Ordcred That the pct
I TONER give notice TO all persons interested. h5
causing copy of said petition, with tins order thereon
10 De published three weeks succcss ely III the Rrpub
journal paper printed at Belfast, that they may
tppelr at Il Probate Court, 10 be held the Prob
Oice Belfast aforesaid, the second Tuesday 81
December next Al ten O'Clock in the forenoon and
Cause il any they have, why the should not i,.
granted ASA ruURLOuGIi, Judge.
A copy, Attct-B. +. Fu..p, Register. #wl,
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zs,ss,tS, Shoes 4 Esubberss !
TRUNKS and VALiSES.

H. persons IN want OF the above articles will find
Tor h,r ef;n to s o 1r%n the in'aer"Gr
found large and sc:sonthe stock at the very lowest
prices. W. ~ sssa1ssA AsN.
JraSt NOy. To- 1853. Owls
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THE COMING INTERNATIONAL FAIR.

WASHINGTON, NOV. a, Tonight nj pub
lie meeting of the citizens, which was large
~ attended, the committee reported that
after two days Of canvassing they had obtain
ct SUBSCRIPTIONS to the amount of $3.50 900.
including $4,000 from President Grant, in
tuHheraDce of the international Fair to be
held IN 1871 The announcement WAS cnthu
9lastically received and followed by addition
al subscriptions Of 500, 900. These with the
subscriptions 10 be made by the city make a
total of about 81 200, 900 secured for the pur-
pose OF holding an International Exposition.
The committee will resume canvassnr, and
viii call on railroad corporations, manutnc-
tnrels and others. Henry s Coolc. chairman
OF the meeting, has received inquiries from
the Mechanic Institutes and manufacturers of
Berlin, Paris, Manchester and other Europe
an cities. A gentleman stated that he was in
London when he heard of the purpose of hold
ing this fair and from what he learned the
English would not only exhibit their wares.
but many would avail themselves of the OBJ
portunity to visit the capital of this Republic
The survey of the Pcnobscot Bay d River
Il. Il. was finished last Saturday. The whole
distance from Rockland to Winterport is 80
miles. The engineer, Mr.. Buckland, reports
very layorably in regard to the route. The
sufFey passes through the towns of Rock
and, Camden, l.incolnvlle, Northport, Bel
last. Searsport, Stockton. Prospect and Frank
tort. The route from Sandy Point, Stockton,
+ up the west side of the "coast range"
over the marsh in Prospect and Frankfort
10 Treats Point, thence outside the point up
me river to Winterport. The President of
The company, N. G. iIichborn, of Stockton
IS actively engaged in forwarding the enter
Prise. Bangor Who
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NO, 5 PHENIX 70 w
6Wln
Belfast L bIOosehead l.. K. 4. Go.

compliance with order Of the Board OF Directors
OF slid Company Shalt sell 1t Public Auction, II
cir Office in ttayord Block in the city oi Belfast,
Monday, the 0ti dly OF December next, At 10 O'Clock
A. NJ Tor non payment OF assess nrnS made thereon on
he 10Th day OF juy, A. ID. lSS, tle 21h day oi March
A. H. si9, the 2ls day oi jun" A. ID. 1859, md the "a
day OF August, A. - ltH, the following describe d
+h.rrs Of the Capital stock u aii Company, VIZ
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ASK FOR DIR. ClARkE'S SHERRY WINE BIrTE&S,

And take other. that the portrait of Dr. Clarke
is upon the label of bottle No other is genuine
They purely vegetable and will not intoNicate tsp
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COuRT OF BANKRUPTCY.

YJ1lIE next Court Of Bankruptcy, for the County OF
Waldo will be held NJ the Office Of the Register OF
Probate in Belfast on Wednesday, Dee ~ A. y. lst"
at O'Clock, A. Nj. ihinH itlAtliti.,
Register 5th District, Maine.
belfast Nov 81, 1850. III
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BE ). M. ns..s..,.

DE NE HEALED
ID or whatsoever Disease We have by
the GREAT SPIRITUAL REMEDY, HRS. SFENCEA
POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE POW
DERs. If your druggist hasn't the Powders, send 4
brief description Ct your disease to PROF. PAXTON
SPENCE, NJ. d., Box 5sl7, NEW YORK CITY and those
nav sterIOus, WOnder-wOskIng Powders viii
be mailed to you, post paid. IioS 81. q boxes -
tf43sp
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PROBATE NOTICES.

AT Probate Court held Belfast within and for thy
County OF waldo, on the second fucsdy Of Navem
Der, A. u. lsG9.
TTAlG MARbhN, administrators OF the estate oi
Va James Mardtn late of stockton, in aid COUNT
Ut Waldo deceased, having presented her INST AMI lima
account Of administration said estate Tor towan,
Ordered, That the said admin srriX g}v notice. to ii
persons interested by causing copy al this order ~ D.
Published three weeks suCCtSslNcly in the krpubsy
journal printed AT Belfast that they may appear Al RAE
bate Court be held 1T Belfast within and or said CuuG
~ tine second Tuesday o December nest, Al ten OF m
clock before noon, and shcw cause, II they have VIII
The same should not be allowed.
ASA lIII RLOUGIl, judge
true copy. Attrst-H. Z. FiELn, Register. "wI"
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Mrs. CLARA A. SLEEPER

TTEACHER OF PIANO FORTE. Residence at Mrs.
i NUASELL'S Congress Street, Belfast
ug- Special attention given to beginners. tli
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lLIIE A. PARTRIDGE, ul stockton, IA -,tI
1 County Of Waldo, wife OF Mathew Partridge itu.
mcriy OF said stockton respectfully hbcis and CIV t-
Honorable Court TO be- informed, that her maiden
wa, Lizzie A. Berry that she Lawfully married
Mathew Partridge, At sud stockton, The IN day "a
August e.pS; and has had by him two children who al
now living Alfred, aged years, and Lillian
aged eight Years; that incc their said lntCrmArrltp-
librlant has behaved herself nithlul chl-tr
and afccionatr wife; but that the said Mathew wholl
regardless vi his m,rriH%" covenant ami duty, has
than Years now El,t past wholly abandoned ana
neglected to prov idle Tor ldbclut Thou gh NuuI
Libelant believes and ayers abUlnnly th!t to iI
that ia November lS6o, said Mathew W,ui To CllIutu.
and it8 returned thai since February, lSo. s
ts provided nothing toward the support OF Your lh,
aud their said cidhrcn thai durln- the said HIM
said Mathew ha4 always represented 10 his friends 4'
Stockton, hy Of letters that ~ has been pro-
porous stancrs; and has given Your hrl
ami ur any else far your i.ibclAut know Aud
believes any for his ncgl,ct To provide Tor h,
aud her children.
Wherefore, your libeIlnt pr! that she may b 4,
yorccd from the bond of ma trnony between hri amt
said husband, and shat the custody and education Of
her lid children may be committed and int l,i
10 her, and IS in duty bound viii ever pray.
Ll//tE A. PARfRIpOF.
SrNIE OF MAINE.
Waldo, -.
S,lp2c,lc Jlu7irid CvHlt, Ofpb,y Trm. / j.
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Ordered That thu I.ibclant give notice ol the pen
drncy OF her libel, by causing acttcStcd copy OF t
with this order thereon, 10 be published three
weeks sucoessivey in the Republican Journal puhlt
spaper printed at Belfast, in the County o Waldo
the last publication to be thirty day at least before tn
nest term OF the Supreme judicial Court, To be holden
at Belfast, within and for the County OF Waldo. on tft
first Tuesday Of January next, that the ibrre may ttrn
and there appear and shew cause, if any he have why
the prayer of the Iibelant should not be granted.
Attest-S. L.. MlILlh ZEN, Clerk.
A tru,i copy of libel and order OF Court thereon.
Attrst-S H. MIILIKEN, Clerk. tMI1
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nus IS the best WOOD COOK STOVE that has
both made 1t VIII do more cooking, rIdate heat,
IS' longer AND take less fuel than any other
i'll the Market. These are not say sors uny iur /
will warrant it to do So
alao have the best COAL COOkING STOVE That
ire ever put into.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-02

ANDY JoHNsoN's LAST MovE.-A
short time ago it was reported that Andy
Johnson had narrowly escaped assas>lna-
ton at the hands of a Miss O'Ncil. The
facts are so damnin@ against President
Johnson thai | give them III full.
The family OF O'Ncis, very respec-
table and formerly wealthy family, had
lost their property and had purchased a
lot sold for taxes, and built a house on II
costing about $4,000. The land was
rrdeemabc. and in a short time the own
cr paid up biz taxes and at once claimed
his property. After much trouble ana
poverty. the Urls concluded 10 ask the
President 10 interfere in the case. Mis-
O'Neil had found an old pistol in the
house and thought she would sell it. 1t
had 40 lock and was broken, and vet she
thought it might bring 4 small sum. She
had II in her pocket when she visited the
president and III takin. out her papers
she dropped ii ont. Immediately she wa,
seized and carried 20 the guard-hnu>e
No enc was man enough to expose the
fact that it was luchle~s and cracked
and unloadcd pistol. But for effect She
was hurried away to the guard-hou>c.
and tccarams sent ali over the country
that an attempt had been made to assas-
sinatc Andy Johnson \ more lnta-
nous thing was never attempted by
mau, much lea, 4 president. y poor
harmless girl, who had come 10 him in
ler trouble, vainIy thinking he would aid
ler was thus forced into a guard house,
and brutality treated, upon an absurd sus-
iciun. when no word or act OF hers had
.ldicatcd the least thought OF violence
20 terribly frightened was she by her
lprur- am her stay in the %uardhouse
lIat ~hc has been insane ever since.
Out OF such material a. tin, did the
drunken brute, now zone to Tennessee,
rNPcct to create sympathy or notoriely,
md to this day he speaks Of il rs 4 radi
al attempt upon his lite, when he know,
the girl was harmless, and the pistol
without lock or load u t,>hmgt0u Cor
tsyo,oicnce Free Pr,>s.
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SEED WHEAT

Tie ub cribcs has guam ~ OF Try rl.b wood
-llr a. .'turcd prC"-. l.. MuElI
-. 5vnU-b4.E, Al Il -, l5'-. itt
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The Tanite Emery Wheel cuts firt does nc
;lazc, gum, heat smell, AMI il heap. For circular
address lnE IANIIE Co.. Stroudshur-, Ia.
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THE CALEDONIA\.

tCoat1ued Jrom .frst Pt9-)
who have attended school the cil'lit ye"i
without being absent or tardy:
Miss Anna Bailey. district No. l..
Az. i ro NJ. GiliiIan, - L" 10.
Miss Nellie Hall, ..
Respectfully submitted,
l.. 5. WATTS,
Supt. of Com. Schools.
Barnet, March =, 1869.
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THE subscribers udNIit- been apl"tiri H5 tine uul-
cradle Probate court for t,- district OF Caledonia con-
ul-slUIeT~, IOTCHt4Nc rNaur and H,l4~t All claims
and dcuand> OF all persons, against the estate col
John Rnsse, Jr late O kitty, go -.Ii district, dec
ed, represented lu-oivcut, and The term month
from sd day OF Nal, b. 1909. being allowed ry 7aI
Irt the creditor, OF said Deceased To- exhibit ALL
prove their prJlIHe claims before Ia Give L"l.,.
that We Will attend 10 the U1ID, OF our appointment
at the ching house EULicc Russell. hliuA, 100
said district, the 18th day uI Ju.n s! - It~hrr.
next at O'Clock luc forenoon. 81 SdtI day
l.. &. MATTHEW'S =. l,.,,,-
52-5i LUlHEh +. CiENEI, .
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FOR SALE !!

The real c-tate formerly occupied and now owned by
he ub ribcr, situated in the village of East Burke
DIV cling house two stories in front, repaired
also good new horse barn. wi h running wat.r near
it and one of land. For further Particular. en-
quirc Of GEORGE GREGORY, last Burke, or Of tn.
snl-C- thor. ]. I nl-'rINN. E.rton L.andint
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FARM EOR SALE

The So scriher offers for salr his ftrin si;uatrd in
Naterf I'd. l. miles from - Johuh,ry Plain build
mi in cd repair, IA ling spring of water
running in pipe at tie hons. and 10th iarns con-
isns I:u Of good land, well divided NOV ing
and pasturiu-. III i mall ypp orch ard sugar
ore. ard Of lun tree Wi sell the bu!ines aud loo
I'r,s or 10 L. sui pm chl.ces. INV wanting Il
good farm will DO well t. call and for thcu- I've
= lt lib a; John