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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-08-06
JtalIroRd Meeting NJ Grand Rapids.


Pursuant 10 previvns nntce, the citizens of
Grand Rapids and vielhiiy nssenIbied on Satur.
day, July 3lst, 1869, ai tho Pugh & Co buili-
inRs, ~ appoint delegates t0 attend the Railroad
Convention 10 b. held on the Gtb day Of August,
at Napolson. ..UIJ. .'T
On mniiun, Captain John Mckee was chosen
Chairman aud y. Hanna. Secretary.
The object Of the meeting having bcon stated
III few brief remarks by tho Chairman, tic
meeting proceeded tu the election ~ delegates,
and up6n mhtton Tie following gentlemen we've
chosen Dclns Pratt, john McLhin, jeremiah
Atkinson, David llnckmah, Milton Jennings,
Amns Dvvese, David BiSN'tt. John Mckee, jas
q. Culbcrtson, VIM. u. Kerr, Allied Jenny, Ed
ward GallngheI.Jss. NOrhes, Jacob Bnehiner,
Geo. =. Hinsdale, Jesse herr, Rev. W. Wright,
a. j. Gardner, john GnrstOn, Geo. kimberlin
aud Alexander Rowland.
On motion. IL was agreed that In case any of
the aforesaid delegates could not attend the con-
ventiun In perstn they should have the power to
appoint q Substitute. l. .....I
The following persons were choson n commit
tee on business,tJ have power IN call meetings
aud make such either srrangemcnts rs will bring
the matter folly before the people: DelnA Pratt,
J. Atkinson, DR.. j., n. Mead, Barnam Ashley
and John Wise.
On motion, DR. A. J. Gardner was authorized
To correspond with the delegates from Bowling
Green. and Captain Smith, Of the steamer RaJ, in
rcfercnce To their going to and returning frum
said convention. .tp .n.H H..rI.
II was moved and carried that the proceedings
Of this meeting be published in the daily papers
nl Tplcihl, Porrys jurg journal, Bowling Green
,Sgijnel aud the Nghodand N,rhWcd rr Napoleon.
On mrtiOh, the m citing adjnurned.
80 JOHN MCKEE, Chairman.
p n. HASSA, Sccrctrry. ,'N f
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-08-06

e.S5- A friend WIN has travelled in Germany,
reports the following incident tor which he
vpnchrs During the summer, DR.. j. G.. Aver
Hrcnt some wucks at Dresden, In conference
with the rhemsis ol Central Europe, where he
was hcralded MS the Inventor of The world re-
nowned medicines that boar his name, and CON
sidcrcd one of the American cclebritirA While
riding, one dhv, his open carriage fell in with
Tho cartege of the KING of Saxony, on n drive
from the review. The Docter spon became the
chief attraction, and received the marked atten-
t0n Of the people, who were even moro demon
stratvo IN their courtesies to him than to tho
King hiulself, whom they see SO constantly.
King John, observing this, wrapped his military
cloak around him and reclined upun his seat
while our great American medicine man did,
the honors for tho royal rctinue, graciuusly
b0wing, hat IN hand. on every side, until wear
led by his excessive cDndGscensio to this old
mnnarei's people. ....
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-08-06
Adnainistlators snlo.

On the sSth day o. August, 1859, At one o'eIook
7. NJ. AZ lhe dcor ~ the courtskuuse, Ia he AVN
OF PSrrysbarg, win be sold b tho highsst hiidef
the following real estate, as the property Of Al,
bert Llnlner, deaaafeS. tn-wit twSnty aeTOs a.
land O1 the west side o( ths east half The nor,h
weSl quarter ct section tSs,, 10 tlWnshlp 6,nr In
the Upited States Reserve ofiwSlve miles sSnsrs
al the tooi OF the Rapids Of the Mauniee rivsr
Said lapd beipg ia Perrysburg township, WOOD
County, Ohio, aud TO be sold frse tAon iason,-
braHee.
Appraised At ss6i.--Terms, \ cash, \ in 6
~ ~ @ iae :. u'oehs' pe'1rred pNy meuts
5....t JOHN LlNTNER. AIn,r
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-08-06

which opened in Cincinnati on Tuesday norn-
ing last, has been complete success ltis
estimated that about 2oOOo persons were in at
tendance ON lhn Rrsl day
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-08-06
DITCU NOVICE. Notice. is hcrObt give

nITCU NOTICE, Notice is hereby given
~ tn all coRcerted tha theIS has heen PEI
tiliOn hled with the Trustees Of FREEDOM tuwn-
ship, Wood county. ohu, by Geo. Weller, pray
ing for the hea'ipn PfS ditch or water course
Notice is also given thai the said petition will
bo up for hearing beture said Blatd nf Trustees,
aud IL inund expodient viii establish and ap-
portion the costs aud expense of locating, aud,
the hbnr of constructing the same. The gem
cral course ct said ditch Is as filows Gem.
menclnH about flrty rnds vest OF the secinn
line between sesti"n thirty -ive (Sjl, and sec,
tion Ihirty-aiS S6A on the n.qth side of the Ma
p0leon Road, IN seetipu thirty five and in the
south half ofthe southeast quarter " said sec.
tios, 10 run thence ina uurtheriy direction to
tho halt section liue in said section thirty five
(SS); thruce in an eastefly direction Ia the sec.
tim line between Seo,ions thirty'd five 1850 and
thiny-Six 1857, Aud there TO terminate. Notice
is alse given that sAsdpetitiOn will be up for
hea ing, before said Trustees, on the 9th day OF
August, A. ID, 1862. a n -
u by order Nf the Trustees. r..-
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-08-06
REPUBLICAN, REPRESENTATIVE
CONVENTION.

The Republican R,pre sentative Convection
fr the counties of Wood aud Ottawa, will meet
at Elmore, Ottawa County, IN
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER |. 1869.
at O'Clock p. NJ, 10 nomin i,e candidate for
Representative to be supported at the next
election.
The blsis of representation in said Convcn.
ton will be one delegate for every oue hundred
votes cast for uUnerdl Grant for President, nnl
one for every fraetion of nlty votes or over,
which will givo t
Wood COsnty 80 votes Ottawa County 10 votes
" w. m ~ LuGRESy GESASy Ottawa Co. Comm ,!cc.
J, F. PRIDE, w., n, c..,,,,,.
GEO. LASKEI, I "''' w. N''''''''' f'o'
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-08-06
wi HENRY RSrSiSG, ir': T. P. Clerk.

nlTE1 NOrICE.--Noliceis is hsruby civ.
~ en- 70 all CONCERNED that thSre has been
ape'''on filed 10 tho osliee OF the Clerk of jack
sra township, WO0d county, Ohi0, pyayinE Tor
the establishment oC q township ditch. COM
mencipg at the section une betweep sections -
all rs, apd thrleen feet OF therea bouts east oF
the section line between % and -, thet.e north
eontinWcing thirteen ieet east OF theueabcnts
through sections % aud IS TIL q interssels the
ereek knou1 as Sixleon Greek, and there
al the house of W q. Jewell at .V'oiock OF the
lth day ef August ] lS6Q, NAnswer athe prayer
Of said petitioners, .. o, pUrTERElELD, N
H0' ..fI,. apd others, Petitioners.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-08-06

Moving Match We had the pleasure of
attending moving match which took place on
the farm uf Mr.. c. G. KisER, at Miami, IN Tues
day afternoon lAkl the FIRST exhibition Of the
Kind we have ettf Witnessed Thete were four
machines rntcrtd for M c,anesh h siT4A TIA
Sulky, Leader, Clippcrtrd Hnckef. N q
Atiet mowing lpr sbdn an buur Ihe epsrsch.
taiivc Of each lHtldne hnli ipicd c'nin|Iiiec "
one to decide wwh the qIefflar dAe nIlthines
hut they hag ne fsnisSN ~ rkN1er fcrdIc vi lApn
the field, ahatl wotk n I,9 d|),,c shhtsf e1asly
we'll, we are of TIC opintan that they In ye frun1
II n difficult matter tn arrive at decision. "A
dynannmctrr was attached {, each macliNt,
aud the dtalt averaged aLuu, the same on all
gao lbs.
The length of the cutting knives, used on each
machine was ~ follows -
I.csier ficet7 iNAes fClipperI4 4 &tfB ihchs
cs SOlky, feet inches buckeye, 4 feet q
inches The t3ulky-and iIvatvr used tlEozanins
knives that they had been moving with for 9ime
time prior ~ tie test, while the other two pot in
new knives. 100. H VI aN
The Loader Is a new machine, the fret one
made being up, n trial on this occasion. Ohe Of
its peculiar features IS iis adaptabilty to 80 ma.
NY uses. In Eve minutes i can be constructed
into reaper aud in dee minutes more " can be
changed In n a complete horse p0wrt, in which
shape u can be used hr saving wund thresAiing
grain, In n CT ANYTHING ~ which four or eight.
horse pow er IL Fcquiipd 10 do. .l|I
We are informed that Ncssrs. LYss 4 [iIF-.
FOED, the manufacturers uf this machine hate In
view the lucaiion NJ ihyir manufaeiury upon our
Hydraulic In this place, and trust that thcymay
meet with such Encouragement irnm our bust
ness ,fien Ms viii iusure such results.
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RG AZ NOTICE .
William Weaver i
Court OF Common Pleas

VS.. Court OF Common Pleas
john Ss 6 coSlsy sISi'iS iaa Wood County. 7
George Pain. ~.
The defendant, George Pain, will take notice
tia. there is now ~ file Ia the otlios at the Clerk
0hio, the Psttio0 oi William Weaver, elaiTiag
OF tue said dc,sndan, the sum Of $500, with ia.
terest lTVH the LIST day d September A. D. 1888
as money due ON promiSory note made by the
said Ira G. Couley AID JnAn conley, PAYABLE 10
the said George PAla, add tho paylaent thereof
by him guaranteed. The said George Pain Is
liable therein as guarantees, aud is required to
answer said pe,itiOn by The 2Sdh daY Of Septsm-
ker. A. u. 1859, RlGBI 4 J0NES.
lloRB's, Attorneys fvT pr0. hi,
Augast6, iS5a Isl
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-08-06

The election in Tennessee, on yesterday,
passed oiTquiclly as far ns heard from, aud the
indications are that SsSrER is elected Governor
by large N jnrily.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-08-06

DOAD NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given
II thata petition will be presented tn tho Board
of Commissioners of Wnod county, Ohm, st their
September session, A. d. 1850, praving for the
establishing of a County Road on the following
line, to-wit Commencing at the scctb,n line
between sections eleven lll }, and nay, town 8,
range l2 thence west along nn the :, nth bank
Of the Portage diver, about eighty rods; thence
snnthwesterlv ahout Eve rods to thn river road,
and there to terminate, Also ask for the vaca,
ton Of the rad running east and west. between
the BEGINNING aud terminus of the road above
described.
August ?, 1862 ..e ..r l5ds
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-08-06

How ~ Looks TO an oltsiier.--Tho
following, when read correctly, Is no puzzle.
See how long it yt0le's9yoytS stddyit srti)
LUIS ls l,n 5lAau VS. lllalpii dnzzle. ON 70
sddA qoR ~ tddss I0d4 Ailou ssi ID AfouS
slpaIoleWpsi' II AMI ipusqa yaau VoA svs&
u lsio mu4a mlsluHss - oUmdUsniou'
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-08-06

DOAD NoTICE,-N Notice Us hereby given
IL that petition will be presented To the
Commissioners nf wnnd county, Ohio, ut their
mex, meeting, The PRAYER Of said petition Is that
lhev vacate or cause t he vacated, the east half
m''e OF aoonnty mad, commencing at the center
post. On the east lue of section 20, tawn s. range
Q east, and running west through the center Of
said section,
j. e, CARSON.
August 2nd, 1859. ISds
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SIIEHirF's SALE
Qiglcy
vs., In Wood Common Pleas,

Frank Lewis, U.st .t.
by virtue of a plurirs Vond FIX. issued in the
above cause by the Clerk Of the Cnnrt Of Com
mon Pleas, Of Wood County. Ohio, and 10 me
directed and delivered, ! will offer for sale at
public venduc AZ the door of the Court house, in
tho town NJ Perrvsburr. Wood County, Ohio, on
TUESDAY MORNING, September 7, 1859.
between tic hours or II and IL o'clock, or said
dav, the following described real estate, to-wit :
Lot number three S) in Lewis Division to
the town of Lcwisburg, in Milton township,
Wood COUNTY, 0hiu; appraised at $3.50 90.
j. W. RROWNSBERGER Sheriff,
lIRNWr u. nonaE, Plaintiffs Atty
August 5, 1869. l5eS6 rs Do
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-08-06

By Order Of The CentrnI Commillce,
$. j.. D0uGnT0N, CFA.
PERRysBusG, July Z, 1869.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-03-20
Chesapeake City Items.

A CoRREcrIoN.-The name, Miss
Sallic Barkup, printed in last weeks
paper, should have been Miss Sallie
Buskirk.
BUILDING-Several buildings are in
course of erection
ANOTHER OcToGENARIAN GONE
Mrs. Rachel Luden died at the resi-
dcncc of her daughter, last Tuesday, at
an advanced age For years she has
lived in this town, and at the beginning
of the late rebellion, her only son left
the bosom of his family and dared the
approaching enemy. Ere the war was
over, he fell martyr ON the shrine of
his country and many a long hour
has that mother spent in thanking
Heaven that her only boy died defend
ing the liberties of those who often
slight the many virtues that are often
concealed under the habilimcnts of a
soldier
FAREWELL SERMoN-Rev Mr.. Pier
son preached his last sermon, for the
present year, last Sunday evening,
from: "The love of Christ constraineth
US" He briefly reviewed his labors
during his pastoral charge, asserting
that he had endeavorcd to preach the
truth, and if it had offended any one,
he could not help it. But this charge
had his prayers for success.
GONE TO CoNFERENcE-Mcssrs s.
P. Hazel, Joseph Brooks, and George
Herbert have been appointed to 60 to
Conference.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-03-20
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North East Items.

IMpRovEMENT.-The town authori-
ties have recently had the sidewalk
through the centre of the village heavily
graveled. This is decided improve
ment.
Posi- OFFIcE.-There are several APP
plicants for the post-o1ice, under the
new administration. We suppose only
one of them will get the position.
BURNED.-Mr Charles Z. Hayes, an
employee in Mccullough & Cos Rolling
Mills, here, had his body and face badly
burned, one day last week, by red-hot
cinders from the iron he was at the
time putting through the rolling ma
chine.
SrATEMENT.-The Board of Town
Commissioners have just made their
Report for 1868, some of the items
of which are as follows, viz Whole
amount of receipts-$562.60. Amount
of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Leaving a
balance in treasury of $103.05. County
allowance for 1868, unpaid, $50. Taxes
for 1868, unsolicited $2S2.59. Due
from other sources, $l6S.09.
F1sHING-Quitc brisk business is
now being done on the North East
River in the the " fishing line" The
kinds chiefly caught are yellow neds, :"
sunnies," suckers" &c, while an oc-
casional herring is captured. Price, Is
cents a string.
Town ELEcTIoN-An annual excite
ment seized the citizens of North East
last Monday, on the occasion Of an
election of Board of Town Commits
sioners. There were several tickets in
the field The successful one is as fol-
lows, viz :-Joseph II. Stout, Caleb
Veasey, JOS G. Johnson, Alfred Ford
and George Chandler.
REMovAL.-Mr Edmund Hill, one
of the most highly-csteemed citizen
farmers of the vicinity of North East,
has gone into the commission business
at No. IL South Street, Baltimore. His
excellent farm will be conducted by his
brother-in-law, Mr.. John w. Shippers,
of this place.
BUILDING AssocIATIoN.-The North
East Building Association is progress
ing finely Over five hundred and fifty
shares have been taken 1t is expected
there will be some money to sell at the
meeting, on Wednesday evening next,
the oath inst.
From another correspondent we
have the following additional items:
Wharf.-The prospect for good
wheat crop in this vicinity is good
Many fields look exceedingly WE'LL.
REMovALs.-Some removals have
already taken place in our community.
The usual number will no doubt occur.
BRICK MAkING-There is some talk
of commencing the manufacture of
bricks, at the old Magee Pottery. If
started, it is to be hoped it will be
better patronized than was the recent
establishment of this kind here.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-03-20
Letter from Wilmington.
WILMINGTON March Is, Is

w WILMINGTON, March Is, 1867.
DEAR WING In my former letters
/ have always omitted to mention a
great branch of business,-one which
fourishes alike in dull or brisk times,
and in all seasons. There is no danger
of the Sheriff getting after a man in
this branch of business, even in Will
mington, where failures are SO fashion
able: it is the lager beer and whisky
trade. In the number of our beer sa-
looms, | think we will compare favor
ablv(?) with almost any city in the
United States. We have great many
Temperance Societies here, but in a
fair fight with whisky, they stand no
chance at all. Men who appear to be
nearly starving for bread MUST have
their glass Of grog or mug Of beer, and
all grades and conditions of men, from
Migrants to those who bear the highest
names in the community, frequent
these places.
The question of 1.-THE Whipping
Post and Pillory Should it be Abol-
ished z" was discussed in the Hall of
the American Mechanics, ON the 9th
inst, by Messrs. Killgore and Hare,
disputants After an animated discus
sion, which was distinguished by the
marked courtesy displayed by both; the
question was decided in favor of Mr..
KiIlgore, in the affirmative.
The Rev. Mr. Green, colored man,
occupied the pulpit, with Rev. Mr.
Shaw, at the Central Church, on last
Sunday evening. He is from Saratoga
and was sent this way to solicit dona-
tions to help rebuild colored church
which was burned down at that
place some time ago. On the
l4th of February, the Rev Mr. Kemp
preached in the Scott NJ. E. Church.
As he was about to close with bene
diction, member came forward, and
requested that they should hold a
prayer meeting, which they did, and
from this meeting has grown a great
revival of religion Although being
without pastor, and having had very
few sermons, Ohe work being princi
pally done by the members,) this re-
vival is said to be the greatest ever
known in this church.
The Steamer JOHN SYLVESTER re
sumed her trips to and from Philadel
phia, on the 10th inst. On her first
trip from Philadelphia, she ran into
and sunk schooner, at the mouth o
the Greek. A large Boston Steamer
on the same day, ran down the Steamer
Swan, stove in her side, and did con
siderable damage to her boiler. Th,
Steamer S. NJ FELTON, resumed he
trips on Tuesday, 18th inst.
Our Velocipede Rink is still in
hourishing condition. An amateu
velocipedist, well known about town
gave an impromptu exhibition on MAJ
ket street, one day last week. He be
gan by circling around in gracefu
curves, showing off the PAGES of hi
trained steed, to an admiring crow
gathered to watch him. This soon dc
veloped into the most fantastic contol
tions, then a GRASSLAND the youn
hero picked up something from tn
pavement, which bore close resen
blance, to himself!
Yesterday morning, John Gear on
of the clerks at Lobdell's Car Whee
Mandatory, was found dead in hi
bed. At the inquest, the jury rendere
a verdict of death from suicide. ii
was married man, but had been seps
rated from his wife for some time.
SAVOY.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-03-20
Letter From Iowa.
WooDBINE, HARRISON Co., Iowa,
March ln. 1869.

WooDBINE, HARRISON Co., Iowa.
March 10, 1869.
EDITOR OF WIG Thinking de-
scription of this little town would be
interesting to some of the numerous
readers of your valuable paper, send
a few lines. This place is not three
years old, and is scarcely free from the
moccasin tracks of the savage, or to be
more particular, it is not free; for oc-
casionally there may be seen groups Of
Indians vending their way through
our town, on hunting excursion, to a
more unsettled place. There are no
traces of savage life here; the hand
some cottages with beautiful surround
ings; the stores filled with valuable ar
ticles of merchandise the streets lined
with teams from the fine farming coun-
about the vicinity; the rosy lads
and lassies going to and returning from
school; the gay equipages dashing here
and there and the well-dressed men
and women, fastening to church on the
Sabbath-show what strides have been
taken along the path of progress atthis
place.
The following is a synopsis of the
business establishments here: 2 dry
goods stores, 3.grocery stores, l drug
store, 2 grain merchants, l dealer in
stoves and tinware, wheelwright and
blacksmith shop, harness shop, boot
and shoe shop, . physicians, tele-
graph Office and hotel, good school
house situated in the immediate vicini-
tv of the town. The people of this
place. as a class, are wide awake, active
and spirited. The work around them
is not the work of their fathers with
others they entered the wilderness with
their fortunes to win, and with their
own arms hewed out the forest.
There is Methodist and Presbyterian
service held here. The preachers are
men of average ability. A resident OF
| Maryland, who pitches his tent here,
| need not pine for the advantage OF his
home, for he can find them here.
Yours, &c, f. MAHoNET.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-03-20
EnigIllaS.

am composed of As letters.
My 90, 8, 10. II, 81, 5, % is used for
making light.
NY Is, Is, 10 is an island in the Irish
Sea.
My 26, %, "a, &c, 30, SO was a noted
Prussian general.
My 43, Is, %, A, 45 is what all should
have.
My II, 46, 80, 1, AZ, 40 is county in
Florida.
My 81, Al is pronoun.
My 80, SO, 2, 80, As, Al, "a was Grecian
philosopher.
My 81, 80, :, 81, is, SO, 90, rise and fall
of water.
My 10, 10, ., 6, 4, 8 is what boys should
not do.
My "a, A. IS, 90, is River in Europe.
My whole is what every loyal citizen
should have. SAM p. G.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-03-20

-Advices from the pacific coast of South
America, received ria Panama, reported
frequent earthquake shocks all along the
Peruvian and Chillian coast, and in the in.
terror. The yellow fever was prevailing IN
Peru. The Pacific Navigation Company
steamer Santiago, from Valparaiso for Liv'
erpool, struck on rock in Magellan Straits
and sunk. Ali on board, except two sail
ors, were saved by the American schooner
Sarah H. Merrill.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-03-20
No. IA FARM;

containing 1872 Acres: about miles north Of Elkton
highly improved SO of which is Meadow.-weil
in grass. improvements are two-an,iahaf story
House. with Barn and other convenient outbuildngs-
Farm is well wacrcd This farm will be sold very low
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-03-20
Valuable Real Estate in Cecil county, Md.
FOR SALE

< Wv 1[2-I11e
The Undersigned, Agent, has large number Of
FARMS FOR SALE. in the aforesaid county. varying
from 90 to $50 of 1874 adjoining the
Town of Ektnn. the county seat with others
the said town. where land is valuable we'll de
sirable One farm of about $50 within two miles
of Station the P. W. & i. Il. X. with frst-cass
Buildings, &c. Also HOUSES AND LOTS in the Town.
lie hns also for sale, owner TRACT of a.
WOOD AND TIMBER LAND about / miles SSs&S
distant from tho said Railroad BUILDING 4SA
LOTS in the Town from 100 to 30 feet deep. at -.
from Sc Sl5 front foot locality Terms for these
lots cash balance time, to suit purchasers.
For further information, address
DANIEL BRATTON,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Sept 10, ls6s--ern Elktou, Nd.