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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-02-09
Laurens Railroad-.-NewS Schedule.

Laurens Rallroad--- Schedule.
LHJaEstas1 MAIL Trains on this Road run to
Ssfsss .-X1s return on same day, to connect with
up and down Trains on Greenvillc and Columbia
Railroad, at Helena; leaving LaureDs at S A. NJ,
on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AID SATURDAYS,
and leaving Helena at 1.30 p. NJ. same days.
July9 j. s. BOWERS, Superintendent
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Pure Ground Spices for Family Use.

I = - o1 0''111 1P 'OOo 10I Z Unity 0SO'
| fHNO obtain pure article of Pepper, Ginger, Gin
! l. namon and SPICES generally, in ground
state, fit to use, has been very difficult matter
heretofore. The subscribers have now in store
Ground Spices, of warranted purity and superi-
ority. No need hesitate to buy the Ground
Spices from their storo-they just what is
wanted in every famiy-a pure Ground Spice,
ready for usel
Ground Pepper, Mace, Tapioca,
Ginger, Nutmegs, BrOma,
q Spice Chocolate,
' Cinnamon Cox's Gelatinc,
Z" Cloves English Mustard
Arrow. root, Sago, Cocoa.
For sale by FISHER 81 HEINITSH
Dec 10 Druggists
Seed Potatoes.
zS BBLS. PINK EYES, PRINCE ALBERTS,
- Jackson Whites and Early Goodrich, in fine
order and for sale by E. d G. d. HOPE.
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interviewing IL FsurSiar---Ese Robs
lady and then Interviews "aer
husband IA Burglars Eetter.


\ frw weeks ago Che residence OF the
well-known banker, Mr.. H., on Michigan
avenue. was entered 10y burglars. who stole
icwclry amounting to $500 The property Of
a lady visiting the family. Among the
stolen articles were Il few OF special value rs
hcirluom>. and rs mcmcntocS of dcar
friends who had passed away. Oh course
The lady was anxious to recover them, and
Mr.. II. put the case into the hands Of our
detective force. which has never earned 4
reputation for kccnncSS or Sagacity. They
did not cover themselves with Glory this
time They worked up the ease rs we'll IL
they knew how, probably, but failed To lind
the property or The thieves.
About Il week atterlh h" robbery had taken
place the lady received the following letter:
"ChtcGqO, September lj.--Dcar Nladam,-
! had the honor OF paying you al unSoll-
cited visit 4 few nights since. | presume
YOU are painfully aware oi that fact. | took
4 fancy 10 your icwery one day when You
We're walking Oh the avenue, and, believing
YOU could afford Ia lose ii. | followed you 10
Mr.. HIS house. | surveyed the premises.
found out. ~ means which it is unnecessary
TO mention. The location Of the room where
Won enjoy the company OF the droWsy god,
imv best friend. Morphcus,) and completed
my arrangements for callln" upon you. !
would have sent in my card, hut the hour
was unreasonable and the circumstances I'M
propltious; 50 will please pardon the una-
void;bc breach o.! etiquette. was par
ticulary careful, as ] always am when
visit ladies rooms at night, not to act
the bart of Nandal, and destroy
things | do not want. ] was also careful
not to make any noise, afraid Of disturbing
your peaceful slumbcr. | lind III the prac-
ticc OF my profession that courtesy. polite
ness, and Il proper regard for the feelings OF
others, pay best in the long run. Nervous
ladies become alarmed, on waking up. to
find gentleman in their chambers, and
then they have Il ha>ty habit of screaming,
which disturbs others and hurts my feel
ags. You are a beautiful sleeper, and don't
snorc worth IL cent. Having nothing else to
do, am INDUCING my cdcoethes scrtbendt to
inform you that my eNchequer is getting
exhausted, and must be replcnished immc-
diatcly. one hundred dollars is indiSpcnSa-
bic to mc.~ If your jewclry is worth that
amount to you l am willing you should
have il. | assure you it is Il bargain ut
that price. You cannot buy anything half
so good for twice the amount. / am good
judge Of jewelry, as = large amount passes
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BoYproN, September g. 1850. - GEO!
Bv Grubbs & Williams, Auct!oneers.
Eleventh street between 1lain and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL EsTAT,

.er>y~
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
/ OK CHURCH HlLL.-By virtue Of . decd %
trust executed By Garirtcr Barker and w!ict3 INC
subscribers Us trustees, dated 18th Of DrcetnocF'
ls55 and recorded In lleurco county court once
being thereto requested bv the assigncts 81 inc
creditor secured by said deed, We will sci! a pup
lie auction, upon the premises on MONDA1 / J. y
day OF october l,89 1T O'Clock 4. NJ. II fair II
not. then the next fair day thereafter ~ '.e
same hour, the property conveyed IN sala !Se1-lG
wit: \ LOT OF GROUND on the east sI1c ~
Twenty-SiXth street between Clay and LClSh
streets fronting s?1 feet, running back l22 teet ne
Improvements consist OF THREE ffAMEp
DWELLINGS-one with I'VE rooms another WIZ"
four rooms and the other with two rooms.
The terms required by the deed are ior cash sun VII
fcIant dcfruy the expenses oil sale anato Ply GU
two notcs-onc for 81, l!2.9l, due Ith June: soo ~.
other for 81 H. 3. due 18th december, I'o", WIZ
interest on each from their maturity nhtlI pew.
the balance upCn such terms - the graht'F ln ats
direct: or In the event of his failure I" sNc 'uV"
dtrer tio:,. then upon such tenn, ~ the trustee"
may think III. -, ~, ...,>,
Ills probable that the creditor will allow reason
able credits upon a portion OF the money cue hhia'
A. AUSTIN SMITH, Trustees.
A. II. SANDS,
GRVsgs 4 WILLIAMS, Auet!oneess. ee'
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BY Lyme Y Brother,
Aurtloneers and Real Estate Agents,
NT,;,,

rTWO-STORY FRAMED DWELLING
1 OS THE SOUTH SIDE OF y >TEt VI
EETWEEN TIuRTIErIIANDI .iL:Tf-FIiiHi
nuhiic auction on the premises. az TUESDAY
the 10Th DAY Of October l,ta 1T ) ,,"'.ck - NJ
the TWO-STORI FRAMED TEHE@fN! NtA-
ted as described. containing tiyc rooms WIN tHr
usual out-hous,.S. Tie LOT front, ~ " ~ i,oi.
TERMS: Al sale. LINE hnnIiIEh.
e - .Nnrt inMl,rs.
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AUCrroS Substituting Dnys.
nv Lee e Goddin. AuctionccrS,
No ma Main street.

VALUABLE FARM on THE MEA-
Y DOW RIDGE RoAD,r EGU r., N !. -
FROM RICHMOND, AND D 1hH iIr II No ~
T TInSB bRVq request Of the owner WI sG It
public auction he premises og IL H. mE ypRY
WT,R y FARM above described. containing
one HUNDRED AND NINETY -SE y, EN
ACRES $50 Of which Is in rultivhfi"n and hb'us
r, Itch Iow-grounds. The improvements arg
framed dwelling with eight rooms. harn, stahl"'
and the nsual o,It-bndncs orchard of r'il trc"-
This Is regarded rs a very valuable nirni, az,
shonld attract the attention Of persons Wi-hi'E u
buy lands. -. .a,o
'''''' LEE Il GtDtlN.
80, tuCtiouccr-.
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~ Wellington Godoin.
Rel Estate Agent and AUciloEcer.

g'WO FRAMED TEEEMENIS On
! TIr NORTH SIDE or BROAD STREET
%rkE TiIr DEpOT uF THE CHESAPEAKE
MD OTTO RAILROAD, MD FRAME
TENEMENT OK tNlDN Hill. 1nKNER Z
III TWE<TY-<ESENTH STREETS, FOR
ALE AT AICIlON.--At tho request OF the exc
cutors 81 the late rholu1s rutherford deceased.
shall sell III public auction. on Tie premises, IN
me order advertised. on MONDAY the 18th 0cto-
ser lsgJ commenting Al q o'clock z. NJ. TWO
FRAMED IENENE\T~ Nos. 1858 and ljGUl on
Broad street near In ShOckoc creek. suitable FOR
stores aud dwellings.
After which. iEANED TEN + Mt on
Union iill. suitable tor sin Ill family containing
three rooms, ana occupied by Moses Franch. nj
the northwest corner OF q aud Twenty-seyenth
streets.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes, intert 81 added,
secured by trust deed.
oclS W. GoDDIS, AueioIssr.
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Bv Thomas W. Kccsec. Auction"cr.
L SSIGNEE'S SALE.-By virtue of

4 S>IGNEE'> SALE.-By virtue of a
"A decree Of the district court Of the United
States for the district Of Nir@inia, given and en-
Ballard bankrupt. shall sell At public auction.
t. tn" highest bidder. on the premises. on Il
DAY. October Il, l>t9. the following REAL Is
/. Tit ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT NOW or
cupcd Ivy John +. Ba!arrN on the Richmond and
fredericksburg railroad. about one ana hall
miles from Richmond. with AL tn" BUILDINGS
and appurtcnancr, attached thereto. ihiS pro-
perry Is highly improved and VERY valuable. There
rS y tIiS Haree c TTE H Ts HI and
NINETY ACRES c"ntign"u, vii! hc sold scpI-
rarcly. This piece will bc sold II II o'clock i. u.
II. IL. lic l5 and lt. ia sidney commenting at
The northeastern intersection "l llaryl" and Car
ter Streets running thence "rstwardly along SAID
Iaryir street aea feet. ami running back each be-
,,"c.i, r:rtltI lines II iuvi-
Also. or~ >o-. III Il3. IL. Ill. and 10, with
the imrroycmcrds thereon. in the plan Of Bruna
Vista beginning on tho north side of " illiam~
street ~ Il point distant a. .cct east Of Eitchlc
>trccl rumimg,hcncc along Williams street east
wr;Ilv and fronting o@cih her thereon $50 feet. and
each ID: being III feet deep This tract VIII he SOFA
at O'Clock +. VI. ,.u,..,,,-..,,
;. An UNDJN1nED nNE-H.NF INTEREST
in LOTS II and II. OH Franklin street: in plan 81
property formerly owned hy David Brown. each
y i,rt front hy 81 feet In depth. more or less.
Also FART OF Lot Is in same plan having
har! - feet. This property VIII cso III clock
+. &.
MI OF Inc an1Nt real cStttt VIII w Slli
tie CONTINGENT right oi dover OF Mrs. Jane +.
Ballard. vi 81 said bankrupt.
TERMS or SALE: Dnc-ioGrth cash: balance In
six. twelve, and eighteen months, ncg"tiahlc pa
per interest added. JOHN JOHNS, iR.,
Assignee OF John L. Ballard bankrupt.
At tie same time and place, and on the sam,
terms, |. AZ attorney in fact Tor j. = f1I HIM and
vile will rIftr Tor sale their UNDIVIDED on T.
HALF I%1 ERESI in the aforementioned LOTS
IL and l.. above described.
- q JOHN Il. YOUNG.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-16
Auction SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Thomas W. Reesee, Auctioneer,
No. l3l1 Main street.

D,ITSJsTRAT OR's SALE OF VALU-
"A ABLE HOUSEHOLD FURN!rpEaE ~
ott =. m n'rInrk nj tic aurtion-h house OF Thomas
". Kccscn. :: lot Of valuable HOUSEHOLD FUR
SIrTTHE consisting Of five Mahogany Bureaus,
marIln tops thrr" Wardrobcs, two BcGste as Two
WasiIstan,Iz fYyo Etagcrcs, three Card-I ibies'
Feather Ted Mattresses. Lounge, Plush ana Clne-
Seat Rockers, six Plush-~cat ihrlrs. TWO ChrpclS
tone Hrus-rI-J ~id"h"nr, and China Press, Dlnlne
md other Frhlae. fIat-iack. Work-Tabl"s. tehd-
nv~ window Shade. Clock. Tin safe, Mating
Vh""lbarrow. &c.. &C.
TERMS: Ill sum, under goo cash i; $50 and over
TINT amount. NINETY days credit for approved en-
dp.scd negotiable paper, with interest added.
T.. c. WOODY,
administrator "f William Slcdd, deceased.
THOMAS W kEESEE. Aurtionner. Oc L.
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"'Hravcs. are the tcndcrest,
Tho loving are the daring.

Homer: At, =,
Miss - Brown, OF Augusta Scc"h' MANI W
Honor: rr,,r, Maid
Mi>s - '''h''""' - 4'">
- Ms Ro;,,o Fslri,lcc. Of Augusta Fourth Maid
If Honor
Tho following &c the official list Of some OF
4,,o most imn0r.ont uremirms that have
- S'ae ~ n,teordna
oeSH a"atueh-
LIGHT pRAUGTT HORSES.
coapo ,o.sc S,m. Nccuo.
~ horsc nndcr three wears l. ParkinS.
HI,GdiG morse n mMnt thrc ycars ParStms
rrr~H a.,,s' old coli n, Harvey, BEDFORD
d"c-Tcor old COR $. Finley.
SnriG@ col, y, G. Leonard
I,i ~ rs r,,tr tnrsrs sa1n Hoshour.
~, ~ 80, - ,,ici. Iraurh, NJ Harvey Bedford
Rr""d mare, N. Harvey, Rcdford.
Stallion Ear .addic j. VI. Bnck
Brood saddle mare. J. II. Snapp.
Thrcc-ycar old colt, j. ". fa'rick.
HEAVY pRACGHT HORSES.
c,,,,,,,, .t.,,I,ou. Carson < ClInchcu.
Brood mare. :. II. Bell.
f.nil no rSl team hnrsc wv =. Br
Lar "rtuRn' y, iio ni, +" :t
Ii.'o-! r'' -, ~ -, - ~ r Walker
~, on al al c,It ,,,rsnu 4 (,Iincbcll.
s,rlInc colt /. l.. Brathr. Highland.
,torsrs FOR GENERAL UTILITY.
Thrcc-ycar "ld coli; b. +. EHk Mcc,o.,cv
Stallion for saddiG, r l, NJ, n"cA'
. nr".,1 ',,1 49,. w. |" IT. pa,kins.
ia,r '"Sr,icr ..dlIn harlrs Parker
Harlinr Lor.c, Fd Crawford.
Harness horse, James McClung.
MULES. ETC.
,,,,a ..oo. ia ,,,,rc LIN, TrlmhIc
lhTcc-yc:'r G'n innir ' 'rT IIoi, .''''''
"nc-?c'r oId NIUE eA'll ii''''"'
CATTLE.
Durham bnll, Abraham Iaycn.
iurhaIn Icarliue hcifcr, Colonel !. ID. Lillcy.
n"rI,3m Two ,"Tr heller Dr. ". 5. MrChesnoy.
i,nrn1m hrr cair. Abraiam LaycIl.
Durham bull, tw" years. A. &. Mcneil foca-
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that the reign of her Majesty NAV be as bril-
Ian. as the deeds of the Black Knight were
conspicuous in the tourney, for need not
remind her. or the honored ladies OF hcr
conrt, of the distinguished compliment PAD
them in being thus selected by gallant
knights from all the fair aSscmn'a?c now
oatborc5 in this hall. "a woman's instinct
Tolls them that the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-16
~ Wellington Guddin.
Auciinnenr md Real Estate 4 Hnni

UALCA ABLE GRANITE FRONT
Y TESFMEET, o. THE NORTH ~IDE o.
MAIN EETwFES TQTRTEENTH AND new
SHEETS FOR SALE II ATCTlCS.--At tie
Shall sell at auction. on the premises, ~ TUE
DAY the 10th october. 1850, a o'clock p. " ~. TIE
TENEMENT locaycd 4,
ahnyc now occupied b. Nr. :. I. PerkiEsor
bin The third tenement from the east Iiuc Of Four
tccnth street II fronts II fee; on Main street *.
tends back 10 Exchange alley on which II LAS also
n front. which Is covered BY an old umbcr-h1rt,.
The fact that this property IS In the ccrtrc OF the
civ near to the Exchange HOtci. should attract
the attention OF those wishing 10 invest IN real
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash; b,lancc al Six
twelve. ana eighteen months for negotiable note,
interest .d,!ed secured bv trust deed.
ocl3 W. GODD1N, Auc1"rfnr
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Byy6fon. September q, lssa. sc97-rOct:0

GALE OF \ VALUABLE FARM.--m
y compliance with decree Of the circuit court ~
Mcckienhurg rendered ~ the September term,
l,tg In the suit of Scott, commissioner ra. tuucl
&C. will sell. on he premises, on TUESDAY Tn
oGth ofrctohrr l.ty Ut - clock l.. NJ, the TRACT
OF LAND on which samuel i. Couch no" r"~lGe>,
wing on III, Rlucstouc 4djoiniug I'll" land, al IL.
Ncuahlc and \. \. Purycar, about thirteen mixes
from the Richmond and DauYille railroad and
containing SIX HUNDRED AND + - X ]
ACRES The improvements consist of good
DIV Filling, with CgiIt rooms. ana all necessary
out-houscs. The land i well adapt"dt" the pro-
..urtlou Of corn, wheat oats. tobacco, SC.
TERMS OF SALE: pne-;hrd cash: balance In
six and twelve months tha purchaser executing
bonds with interest from date and the title 10 D."
retained until the whole Of the purchase money l.
raId. *. JOHNSON.
Commissioner.
u,,.N-D>, s.,.t.r,lgy 3p--gut
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By Lyme ~ hrhLHtt'
Auctionccrs and Peal Est1tc Agents,
No. 1889 Main street.

VALUABLE TWO-STORT BRT c X
' TENEMENT on THE ME>T SIDE, ~ ~,
THuRTY-FIRST STREET EETWEEN CLAY
AND LEIGH FOR SALE AT 4AICGltN.-N"
VIII sell at public auction on the premises. "i
TUESDAY the 18th Of October, 1859, al y n.t!c.>
=. N. that desirable TWO-STuRY BRICK
DWELLING located as described. ri present "cci-
pied by nr. y. II Dunn, containing siA rooms !;
Kitchen &C.. with Il well Of good water III me
yard The + or fronts 20 nv l2j feet 70 an alley
TERMS Liberal. and made known IT IT ne hour
NJ sale LYME & BROTHER.
80 AuCtOnccrS.
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AUCTION AALg1s-~Fnture bays,
by Grnbbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and AnctiDneors,
Elornnth strnrt leLYenn Main and HnnL

ERA MED DWELLING W. T29
4 FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN JACK
son AND DUVAL STREETS. 1T AUCTION.
ON FRIDAY October I'D, at half-past / O'Clock
r NJ sc win sell the abovc-namcd DWELLING,
nj auction upon the premises. II has seven rooms
besides ,torerOom 4 kitchen With two roomy
coal and wood-housc, with water and gas on ~
premises.
The lot Is 81 by 122 feet TO M alley if feet ~Ft,.
TERMS f.: Onc-ihird cash: balance NJ four. eth,
and twelve months, with interest
rhc house has been recently painted and IL nor
in very nice order. ~
GRTBES & WILLIAMS
&c Is tuc;Onrrr+
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AUxyrgOy sALEs--.This Day.
Rv F. II. Valentine, Auctionccr,
No. Itai Main street.

TOTsEUOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
III NITURE FOR SALE AT AtCTI NJ
IEti october 10th. commencing ut 10 O'Clock, nm
assortment of HOUSEHOLD AID KITCHEN
FURNITURE, consisting In part Of Mahogany
and stained Wa-drobes, Mahogany sideboards,
WShoganv and other Bedsteads, TiE Safes;
Feather Beds Blankets, Mattresses, Cooking ana
other stoves, Tenders. Chaira. Leaf tables &c.
tlso n splendsd lot of Ready-Made Clothing, Las
simrrcs Hats, Boots. Shoes. Notions. &C.. all OF
,hirb are a fresh stock lust received.
nc n f. II. VALENTINE. Auctioneer.
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eft theatre for heroic deeds and chival-
rous exploits, this beautiful Nallcy,-pride
Of Virginia mountains blucr than the
Cheyiot hills of bonnie Scotland-with rivers,
if not richer in legends, more romantic and
picturesque than the Rhine, the Clyde, or
the Shannon--with Il people as devoted to
their faith rs was ever son Of Judah TO the
ccremonials Of his tathers-and with maid
ems rs lovely anu as loyablc rs the t;ir-haired
Saxon OF the dark-cyed JeWcSS made inn
mortal BY the worlds greatest novelist.
'At the festivals which followed the tor
ncy in the oldrn times the successful
knights and the ladies OF their choice were
accorded precedence at the banquet and
III the dance, and in imitation OF tina,
knightly custom the knights declared victo-
rious by the judges at The tilt to-day will,
. with the Indies they have named queen ind
/ maids Of honor, lead III the dance about to
Ytoiiow. In conclusion, have only to he pc
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FOR RENE.

NOR RENT, with immediate posses 50
E sion. the DWFLLI<G-IIDISE now DC Eel
cupici hy SIR. +. Il. BENTLEY, on the corner fluh
and l,ish streets. This i Il desirable residence.
supplied with gas bathroom, and AL Of the usual
couyMicnces. Apply I"
oc lit {. &. ELIErT.
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through my hands annually. You had bet.
ter trade with me. This is In confidence, of
course. trust to your honor, us. you may
to mine. Answer through the Tribune.
With assurances of esteem, and hoping to
he pardoncd for any temporary inconvc-
nicncc | have caused you, ! remain, dear
madam. yours in earnest,
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By Wellington Goddtn.
Auct!ancrr ana Real Estate Agent.

in"nI:~ < WILLIAMS. Auctiorc"rs.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-29
Eail Routes

CHICAGO AND EASTERN MAIL--arriyss At
$40 A. NJ. and J.jjP, NJ. CloSeGatgl5 A, N.
aud y 20 p. NJ
PORT BYRON MAlL-yia WalsrlOWn, Uaap-
ton Rapids City, Port Byron and Cordovs, ar
rivss at s:55 A. VI. Closcs4.j0 =. NJ.
COAL VALLEY Malay esrs) daily, leaves
between Z and 8 A. 81, returning at about 5
P. NJ. Orion and Aniover are applied by
this route
DAVENPORT, IOWA, MAIL-SuivOs at 1850 A.
VI. aud s:O6 p, N. Closes At $40 A. NJ. and
500 p. NJ
ALED0 MAtL-via Camden Mills, AndAlu-
STA, Edgington, Hamlet PesrYton, Alsdo, High
Point, New Boston, Eeithsburg, 0quAWka, to
OquawkA Junction, lsagetoWnl, Leaves daily
between 3 , A. NJ, and arrives at $3.50 P. M.
Mail matter for Pleasant Ridge, HaElitt, But.
hlo Prairie, Illinois City, Drury, Copper
Creek, aud MiIeF'burg, goes by this route
MONMOUTH MALTA Presumption, susE,
Viola, North Henderson, Spring Grove, and
Riohlanl Grove to Mon mouth, leaves Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays at 7 A. NJ,
and arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri.
day 1T 7 p. VI Centre Ridge Is supplied
on Tuesd ~ by this route.
CENTRE RIDGE, via Rural, once a week Ar
rives Friday evening, az 1 O'Clock, and leaves
Saturday morning, at o'clock.
Ohce hours from 7:lO A. NJ. 10 500 p. N,
Eay- sunday, open from TO 10 AM,
v. b. OsB1HS, pOst Master.
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Farm for Sale.

TNHE subscriber offers for sale by private sale,
1 his farm Of one hundred ana twenty acres
situated IN Coal Valley township, about three
miles south Of Coal Valley village on the Coal
Valley md Berlin road. Tho farm is under a
high state Of cultivation, bong fenced of into
convenient fields we'll watercd with springs and
wells, also a large cistern. CA the premises is a
large and cOmmUdous brick dwelling house n
large and thrifty orchard of the very choicest va
rieties Of good bearing apple, pear, plum and
cherry trees, well as the smaller fruits shrub
berry and shade trees the necessary out build.
ings, sheds, yards, and pasture lots Part Of the
farm "a seeded down to tame grass.
As the Subscribers brother also offers the ad-
joining farm Of one hundred and twenty acrcs for
sale, any person desiring can purchase both. The
location is desirable, convenient to churches and
schools. The purchaser will be required to pay
one half the purchase money down, the balance
on terms as may be agreed upon.
Inquire on the premises, or by mail TO the sub
scriher through the Coal Valley post office, Rock
Island county, Illinois.
JOHN DOMAIN.
Coal Valley, III, July 2s, dw4w.