Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-08

II Knoxville or vicinity, the following
| Property In Linn Co., Missouri. TO wit; l212
acres of Land in Bucklin, on Hannibal q st.
Toe R, R. The land ia all under cultivation
800 fruit trees consisting Of apple, cherry.
peach, plum, pear and qnince, with good
variety Of small frsit, grape vines, &c "A
frame house of 8 re oms, good stable ana otn-
er outbuildings. and good vol Also, i2o
acres of prairie miles south, and Az acres OF
timber miles north. of Bucklin.
| Tsams, one-half cash. A good bargain
will DO given.
TNOR SALE, ono Of the best residences IN
il Knoxville; also we'll suited for a poard
;pp house; situated one block from Puhiic
SQUARE. Two lots. with plenty OF bearing
fruit trees and vines The house contains ~
roomr, cellar. well, cistern and wood.hoase.
There 10 also stable for horses. Posses.
.;nn w;thin ten DAYS from sale. Price So 600,
one. balf Dash. might trade for good
small FARM.
vr~IMBER for Sale, 4 miles from Knox
vills-ll or 81 acres OF NO. ilmoer--
near a good Saw Mill.
CARM of 80 Acres Of Prairie, miles west
| Of Knoxville, all fenced, and about ~
| acre s in cultivation; plank house ioxz. ei'
I4xJ6. s rooms cellar, we'll, stable. some fruit
| trees. ana running WhteE. A'ieo "" PNA ~
\ cash, balance in one and two years.
nN god TERMS, 200 acres of PrHirie
and IS Of Timber, twelve miles southwest
| of Knoxville, two miles south OF Dallas +. y.
90 acres under cultivation, frame ana log
house Of 5 rooms, good cellar; new barn 20
by SO with basement, two wells, and run niu
water. several bearing fruit trees. Price $40
Der acre. Terms, half cash, balance to SUIT
p urch q or, At 10 per cent. josiah CLARK,
Dallas I. y.
1)EsT STOCK FARM in Ma ion County,
ID consulting Of 500! acres Of Prairie and AZ
acres Of Timber, M !, ing together. $40 -:es
of It under cultivation; a 6Ye Orchard OF over
200 we'll iscted trees, and plenty Of small
shrubbery. 1hres dwelling h. uses-oue OF
them 2Sx32. II story, rooms, with cellar
under the whole Of 1t; two other houses each
I l6x2O; one good new barn aud two Iowa sta
bles; three never>fai'ing slr.ogs-one Of hem
1 running over so barrels Of water por day
. never. failing stream Of Water across one
carusr OF he rrairie and through the timber.
School house on the land; msln road rurn'ng
through the eenue east aud west. rms me
Farm IL situated Is miles southwest OF Knox
vile, and miles from good grist and saw
mill, Post Office, Church. Stores, nc. Price,
SIS, O0O--one BAT Gown, balance in one ard
1
and sell on good terms. For further partcu-
lars, Address ALLEN SHoLr, Waverly, III,
IHARM Of so acres Of Prairie, II miles west
| IL Of 8osport, all fenced, and 80 acres un'
der caltiv alton, frame house 1920 with l.
Il2xi4, a rooms, good cellar, and well, an Iowa
stable, so barring grape vines; Z mile nom
lSchools. Pier $2,sO0--S800 each, and rest
| pay msntl, the last one Of $3.50 at pr cent
| inisrast tt aalJAS l.. WILSON, GospoIt.
! y LAoKsMIDH and Wagon shop for Sale
ID sitBAted one block, North Of tho square
la RpoRviIIs, Iowa. Two good set OF Black
Smith tooli. 1Evarythina in good RAINING
order. Price $500. Terms, $500 cash
balance In one year.
HENRY r. HE'LL EBRAND.
TORsALE, or will trade for good Farm
\ property, . good two story Store Build
ing, a good Dwelling House, 4 rooms, good
81 able Tor 4 horses, all on a adjoining iots
in q good locality. Aho $4,000 stock o.
General Merchandise at cost. Price 3,2Oo
If cold, good terms will be given.
|EOR SALE. with "a of crop, $50 acres Of
/ II Prairie. ~ miles southwest OF Knox
vile; all fenced, and 100 under cultivation
Log house, stable, good we'll, young orchard
and IN apie grove. Crop consists OF ~ acres
corn. 20 acres meadow, bala nceis small gram.
Price $22 per acre, 4 cash. oaisnce IN u
payments. DoNLxf q oo".'''
T1ARM Of I2sH acres, s miles south OF
Knoxville, s3 acres Prairie, all under
1 Cultivation, 80 of it in meadow, 40 Of Timber;
frame House Of two rooms; Stable Ilx2A;
Ismose-houss l0xI6. about 10 fruit trees.
Price SIS per acre in three payments.
Owned by Wm. Flanagan.