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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-12-24
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APPAREL d clarjfer lie rim de came.

TAI rhonneur d'oIfir aux habi,an,s de ce,te
paroisse ct des paroisses %yoisiles mon
APPAREL d clarifer lie rin de caane.
Get APPAREL 4 gaz suifureux, paten,e, connu
de beaucoup ct emp!oya avec lie Plus grand
succes, ionc,ionns dams Ia perfection. II ne
derange pas lie vim de came dams son par-
cours, n'occupe Iu'uu c-pace de 90 pnuces
cares, retonle ls gaz dams 5 pieds ct 3 pieds !
ne protondenr, retroidit autant qn'il est neces.
saire lie gag pour alder d Ia condensation.
Get APPAREL en- bois e, en- plornb offrs las
guarantees ~voulues de duree.
lie prix est de $3.50, sill est fourni par moi
81 liiabi,an. lie fabrique lui-me:ne, ie reserve
500 CONNIE dsoit de patente e, privilege
dinventeur.
Dams une s%ncrerie on il y a I'M movement
de rompe statii, i'appareii peu, elre place e,
tonctionner dams une demi hen.e.
L'habi,ant Gui ne serait point sali,fait de
Pefticaci.s de mol APPAREL pourrait le rem.
voyez sans granite Ell sans payer.
CONNIE je ne puis sufire aux nombreuses
ct Journa''e7es co'nmandes, j'au,ori-e l'habi,
tant, tout en- sanyegartaut mnn privilege g,
mon droit de paten,e e. d'inven,eur, ! en-
fabriquer IN lui-meme.
Qaant aux personnes Gui ne lie cGnnaisseni
point encore, Giles peuveut Sc re,seiener
anpres de NM. Webre flere<, J.. Cantreile.
Nelvil Lebeuf, Ferry, Floren, For,ier, Ssyesin
Itegne, etc. tons p'an,eurs, habitau,s, su-
criers ct l,ornmes colnpe,en,s.
Nous prions NM. les habitan,s lie faire leur
com lie Plus tot possible.
On 'e,nande des agents pour les paroisses
~voisimes.
U-S'adresser a NJ. Philippe Paille, Saint
Jacques, hab;.a,ion NJ. 3. Can,relle,-Can.
trelie P. o.
PHILIPPE PAILLE
Mecanicien sucrier.
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Emporium Store.

NJ. ]. TEISSIER fait SAVIOR 4 sa nombreusc
clientele e, an public en- general que:
On're so' tres.grand assortment yarie, bien
choisi, cons.arnmer, renouyeie de
.iiarehandises Ntches, Msrcerie, Bonneterie,
Chaussures ponr danes, cadets, ~flletes
ct enfan,s, c uincailfc,ic Selleria. Par
i~niherie. ~pharmarie, Chapellerie,
Wooden Waie, Was des preu.iers
cths rt Lianent> dies meil!eurs mar
cues, Iubacs sous t, u,ps les forines,
Cigares ct Cigarettes de la Havana, ct
mfnile d'antres articles trep nombreux
pour etTe enumeres, il wien. de r~ecevoif de
Ht.Loats, Uirectenieni, I'm grand assortment d.
produits do Houest!
Tells Gnc: Far'ne, Pore, Graisse, Jambons
cures an sncre ct antres, Epaules fumees,
W..isAey, Sayon, Chandeilcs, Amidon,
FFuiuage. Avoine, etc, etc, elc.
Au prix de la Nouvelle-orleans.
II ces Maichaudises sent
S"p6siesres CONNIE qaa!is!
ITVeneZ ct voyez.
Nj. J. TE1ssrER. en- raison de Ia difficui,e
des temps. vendra meilIenr marche que janais.
TT vons tronycrcz anssi d PEmrorium Store:
Itd''"nsS Tie tnuie nuances a iO-l23.
ladiensss bieGes, 4 fond blanc, 4 couleur,
d chetnise, meiimack, etc, etc, au cloix d
Is cents.
Iadiennes franqaises fond bleu e, a chemises
4I4, a 20 cents.
Cotons blancs ct tcrus : e, de 10 a l2A,
Cclons 4l4 c, 40 pouces, a ~, 90,
22l.
Coioas " -" sl4. a a7I. ..
Cotons 1914 a dfaps, 50 cents.
penimes rayses, cou,il a ma,elas, Rn.teint
ago cents la yarde-C o,onnades FRANCHISES
ct MISUNDERSTANDING de touies nu.
ances-Toi'es blanches a che.
misses. Llnged de ,ablc-Btin,
Mousselines e, Bobiue,
a M%ou,iiqnaires.
Fl M grand
ASSORTMENT
de marchandises bianclies, telle Que:
Mousseiines. P~ercales. NAnsoux, Mu!.mui
briiianle, Dcn1el'es. %parapfuies en- Sole Ell
Cotton, ieurs arliticielles, couronncs
bs"nehrs, etc, etc, etc, etc;
EnGn IN Ass0rtjmcnl
complel de Giants Juu-
vins-btancs ct en-
con|enr, pour
Messienrs ct pour Danes, pour
Rais ct pour Scirtss, etc.
ka- Il pourqnoi done alier il Ia Nouvelle.
Orleans qnand nous avons lei, dams IEmpnriur
Store, I'M Establishment, de premier orIre?
6 Aol, 70-6n.
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$1,000 j.! !

$1,000 REWARD:
YIGOO For any case Of Blind Bleed.
ing, Itching. o. liberated Piles tina, De
hinS's l'Slc Remedy fails to cure, I, il
prepared expressly to cure the Piles and no,h,
ing else, and has cured cases of over 90 wars
Standing Sold by all Druggists.
VIA EUGA.
DE BISe's Via Fuga is the pure mice. II
narks' Herbs, Roots, and Berries. for
CONSUMPTION.
Inflammation of The Lungs; all Liver. Kid.
ney, ana Bladder diseases, organic Weaknes.
Female Affections, General DEBILITY .ma u,
Complaints Of the Urinary Organs in Mi. ,na
rema'e, producing Dyspepsia, Cosnivens.s
Dropsy and Sc,ofnIa, which mos,
senera1.y terminate in Consnmptiye D,.i,Ua
II pundes and enriches the Bod, The Rhine
Gl.ndu'ar and Secretive system. co.s,y,
snd strengthens the Nervous and Mu.cnIa.
forces; j. act. ike I. charm on veal. | ne,son.
ma y deelli,a,ed females, both youn. and ",s
~ IAsoRAToRT-li2 Franklin ST.. R:I,;mo,s
Aug.l3-1O
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FORGE SAINT.JOSEPH.
az~a5it.itou AHsanl Es0urgeofs.
81. jacques, Rire gauche

81 Jacques, Rire gaucAe.
NJ. L. EIoaard Poche, mecanicien e, for.
geron, averiit les habitanis de la paroisse, quill
Went d'ouvrir son a,elier sur l'habi.atio.. de
NJ. Amanl Bourgeois.
II SO rendra a Tappel des habitan,s pou.
repara'ion de machines, bouiI!oires, ETC..
Les tfayaux de forge selont prom q.
consclencieusement executes. / JUN 20.
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College Jefferson Ste-Maric,
PAROlsSE Sr-JACQUES, LINE,

La session prochaine de ce college common.
cera lie Ter octobre. Les Peres Maris,es oni ,e
dirigent sont 4 meme de bonner 4 leurs eieves
une education ffaneaise. anglaise, ma,hema.
tiqne Of ciassiqne complete.
PklA-payable d'avance-s90 en- or, Cou
son eqnivalenD mi session de cling mois.
PonT Plus de details, s'adresser au president
on a NM. Poursins L Gle, rue Na,chez, Nile.
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HelCefi0 Store.
Habitation CoppoEax 4 Co.

4&103SAeIu1 0VPV0sSA e VVs
St-Jaclaes, Rire G1ucke,
&c Masasi", qni wien. de %s'ouv'ir, es, un
des mienx asso'.is de la campagne.
On ttonve DIS .ATarckandisss stchcs de tou,
genre, Ell une GaOCERlE complete ct pat
ialtenlent ~assortie.
Via ct Zicueurs de premier ehoix.
Aur prir les Plus raisonnables.
III. Felix Oubre, le commits de rHELVETIA
STORE, fera lou, son possible pour con,en,er
les amis e, clients sui voudront bien rhonorer
dc leur v;si.e. 81 mai-7O.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-12-24
LETTERS

Boarding Students, whose families reside m, of H..
Parish Ct Orleans, are required to write l. ,,ers everv
Saturday. The correspondence between Parents and
Pupils is not subject 10 inspection.
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A. Y. ROMAN, Director.

The Third Annual Session of the schoo, will be OF
nearly Eleven Mon:hs' duration, beginning on the
FIRST Monday IN September, and endin g on the las,
Saturday in July.
No better evidences OF the usefulness, OF The s. hnpI
can Re gwen than thr extensive development, which i,
has attained in the shor, space oil two years from its
creation, and a reference 10 the list Of Professors who
Impair. instruction in the various branches Of study.
The method Of instruction adopted, guards serapuf
lousy against the abuses Of that a~nliquatel system o.
learning. which wastes the precious wears of youth in
the laaorious requirement CT unavailable lore, and, a,
the same time, against the no less pernicious abuses Of
a gross utili.asianiSm which snhjuga,es all the faculties
OF the mind and aspirations Of the hear, to "one'' en-
| crossing pursuit.
Its object is to train young men to the Performance
Of the active duties Of life, to ins,ruc, then, in all the
branches OF Sc:snce and Art which are essential to
their future success, and, by awakening in them a love
OF study, 10 incuicate a process Of seif-instruc,ion
which VIII enable them to continue their education.
even after being emancipa.ed from The control Of
parents and professors.
COURSE OF STUDIES:
There are two Courses of Sindies established in the
School, the Classical aud the Commercial eilhe, Of
which Students may follow, azreeably to The wishes
OF their parents or guardians. Classes Of various grades
are Instituted IN each Course.
The Commercial Course comprises Frenrb and
English Grammar. Universal History, Geography,
Rhetoric. Logic, Literature, Natural History. PLY.
s,otogy, Natural and Mental Philosophy, Practical
Chemistry a complete Course of Mathematics, Sur.
vey'ng and Leveling Drawing Of Plans and Maps;
Constitutional Law Commercial Law and usages
Bookkeeping.
The ciassicai Course comprises the above enun.
Grated branches, with the addition of Latin a.d Gre.k.
-0--
TERMS OF TUITION
FOR DAY SCHOLARS, PAYABLE MONTHLY.
Commercial Course, $3.50 ne, snnum.
Classical Course, $50 Ne, .nnnm
BOARD AND TUITION:
Payable Quarterly in advance, per annum, $500 to 1892
German Spanish, Drawing, Music, Fencing, &c,
form extra charges.
Book and Stationery are supplied by the scLoo, a.
current prices,
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Acadia Store
v. {. N. ANDERSON

ilao'tation MIRE: Sr-JAcQuEs, rive droite.
GROCERIES.
MARCHANDISES SECHES,
QUINCiILLERIE.
LpUE TlNS,
JAMBONS. &c, &c,
e. aussi HARNA!S, SELLES, dc
CRANES de lardinage.
Aux pix de la Nnuyelle.Orleans.
AN meme macasin:
MEDICINES FEBRlFUGES.,
F.. NM. Anderson. %autorise par lie renouvel.
iement de son Stock e, lie rapide ecoulement
de SEES marchandises, vend au rabais.
On tfoure che iai, G, a tres bon marche,
des Robes, DIES Charsanr pour danes e, e%nfan,s,
des .feurs ct DIES Garnilures de tou,es sor,es,
etc.. eealement des chaussures t.i,es sur
commando, ct pour hom'aes ct porr canses.
Raccomcdages de chanssures.
t-M. V. +. NJ. ANDERSON a ouver, son
an're 'nasasin.-CANrRELLE SroRE,-surl'h a.
hiiatIon Philemon Guid1y.
GLACE, GI.ACE, GLACEu
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.4wE PIamfeMrs.

NJ. D. L.. EHRMANN, de S..Jean.B 'ptiste, a
Fhonncur de PREVENT NM. les hab,t.nts qu,i a cons
t,mment en- main des Cha uiaieses de seconde main a
pix modere. ct quill achetera Ia veil'e font. 4 sl2.0o
lie ,onneau e, les vieill-s fertaliles a $500 lie tcnneau.
1873 av.-701
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a vend-e

AH Une propri6k si;uee dars ls
ssII66EssSa3 voisinage do College Jefferson
t.Jacques, rive gauche, nesu.
rant un demi arpen. de face an fieuve sur nne
Pfoionaeur denv'ron qnaran,e arpents, aycc
mason, CUISINE. ~biisseS, ct authorizations de
on! genre. IeEre cul,ivse ct productive.
jarLin en- rapport, batture excellen,e, etc.
S'adresser au bureau dn L0uisiauois.
St-Jacques, 2 Juliet 1870.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-12-24

Monthly reports are sent to Parents or Guardians
stating the conduct progress, rank in class and at.
tendance Of pspils.
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EXAMINATIONS

Private examinations conducted By the Directo, -, md
his Assistants are held monthly. The Annual Publ,c
Examinations will take place during the closing week
Of the Session.
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VISITS

Psrents are entreated to make their visit. n, S.h.o,
days. before . A. N. o, after 5 p. N, in order to avoid
all interference with The advancement Mt of Students ,nd
the discipline Of the School. "a
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RESTAURANT ST. LOUIS.
* % EFT % Rue ST. LOUIS. 49,

sos. FOSTER P,oprif,aire a l'honne"r
lie prcyenir sa nomlrrnse clientele de Ia cam
racne Qic so', Establishment Went deire
enforcement raIare ct mis- i nenl.
NM. les liahiiauis y 'ronveront une bonnie
pension, cosnpteuan, dfjenner. diner Ell chan.
bre, pour lc nrix moiere de 81 Sc. e, toni lie
comfortable dune maison par,icnlierr joint d
Ia Plus CYANIDE propre,e ct pTompt'lnde de
service
lie sonssigne ose cspsrer lie concours de SEES
anciennes pra,iques pour lui faciliier Ia 'ache
dc s~atlstaire toni IN public.
Jos FOSTER.
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OUTFIT:

Besides the articles of clothing necessary Tor neal,
ness mes: and comfort. each Student, should b. provided
WIZ 2 'owe,'. o napkins, ! goblet. ! spoon and fork, |
mattress 8 #. Z 3 #, l double wooden blanket. i pillow
3 pillow cases, 3 pairs sheets, l mosquito bar. Ever,
in full. o"ne
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Properties.

Their odor is strong, d~ifdsive, and some.
what aromatic, their taste bitterish, and analo.
gons mint.
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES.
Bnchu leaves are gently s,imnlsn', with =
peculiar tendency To the Urinary Organs.
They are given in complaints Of the Trina.
~ Organs, such as Gravel, Chronic Catarrh
Of the Bladder, Morbid Irritation Of the BIad.
der and Urcthra Disease Of the Prostate
Gland, ard Retention or Incon,inencc of
Utiue, from a loss Of tone IN the parts con-
ccrneL in lis evacuation. The remedy has
also been recommended in Dyspepsia, Chronic
Rheumatism Cu'aneous Affections, aud
Dropsy,
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-12-24

MARTIAL VAUDEVILLE, cordonnier
W. st hotter, pres de l'habitation do Al.
Nnend Bloaia. I nm quart do mile de
rEgiiss Saint.Miehel.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-04-14
Tte 4et'ald.
Iron the Sc. Louis Times, SOth.l
Aziss T.. Bnrkalo Becomes Member
Ofth Sc. Louis Bar.

The strong-minded women who
have been necessarily laboring for
wears to secnre recognition OF
their rights are In a measure reap
ing their reward. The State Sen
ate gave them an engrossing clerk,
and the board OF water commits,
sioners recently added Miss Clapp
to its stat As clerk in the water
rates Office. Long before this the
government acknowledged their
claims by appointing two ladies'
one Of them Miss Redelia Bates
(Mrs. DIR. Fletcher ia notary pub
lie. Yesterday Judge Knight
travelled a long distance in the path
OF progress by issuinga a license as
a practicing lawyer of the st,
Louis bar to Miss i. Barkalo, q
student Of the st. Louis Law
School This, we are pretty relia.
bly informed, is the first instance
ofthis kind that has occurred in
this country, which is undoubtedly
the most progressive Of all civil
lied nations in its treatment of the
woman question. The Missouri
female suffragists should certainly
take encouragement in the success
oftheir colaborer. Miss Barkalo
is a native OF Brooklyn, New York
AS was Miss Bates-and is
woman Of more than ordinary abil-
ity. Two years ago, after having
read Blackstone and other elemen'
tary law books, she made applica-
ton for admission as q student al
Columbia College, New York
where she was promp ly and per.
emtorily refused. Nothing daunt
ed, however, she came out west
and settled in St. Louis, where she
was admitted without difficulty to
the st. Louis Law School. For
eighteen months she has been as.
siduously devoting her energies to
the study of the science, and her
fellow students all agree In declar
ing her by far the btg ghtest mem
Der of the class. That there is nc
question Of her ability was clearly
shown yesterday at the examina
ton, where she promptly answered
every question pronounced to her
Judge Knight, although overflow
ing with gallantry, gave the lady
NO quarter. The most abstrusc
and erudite questions were pro
pounded to the applicant, but no
once did the wise Judge catch th'
fair student tripping.
Miss Barkalo is about twenty.
two years of age, of a buxom tig-
ure, amiable and really intelligent
face, and a large and expressive
eye. (This is figure Of speech
she has two She is now a mem
Der ofthe St. Louis bar, and con
siderable interest Is manifested to
witness her maiden effort
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-04-14
A Little of Everything.

The Reform ticket was elected IN
Columbus over the Democratic
ticket by $500 majority. The new
Council will stand ii Republicans
and Z Democrats.
The Ways and Means Committee
will probably agree to reduce tue
tax on the circulation Of National
Banks, and strike out the ~ pei
cent. clause in the Funding bill.
The Maine, Indiana and Penn
sylvania delegations in Congress
opposed the bill fixing the time fol
holding Congressional election or
the frst Tuesday after the hrsl
Monday in November, but il
passed, nevertheless.
The election in Dayton resulted
in the election of a Democratic
Mayer, Morrison, and Council
composed of 10 Republicans and s
Democrats. The temperance ques
tion defeated the Republican can
didate for Mayor.
A New jersey farmer lately SeLt
the following note to one OF The
ConQressmen from that State -
"Dear Sir--Pleaso send me u copy
OF the Agricultural Report, anu
then abolish the franking priVi-
lege."
There are in tho United States
forty eight manufactures Of rail
way cars. Seventeen Of these are
in Pennsylvania.
Mr.. kinsworth, the member from
Saratoga, New York, whom Mr.
Fields accused Of corruption, owns
more real estate than any other man
In Saratoga Springs. hs was for
merly a boot. black in Congress
Hall.
The reason that Colfax has net
given receptions this winter Is, per-
haps, sufficiently explained by the
fact that a baby ccrriage from Ohio
was sent 70 him by express few
days ago. II has not Ben. Wade
ytt
Tha Gu ,on Of England has not
yet signed the Irish Force bill
The Republican Association OF
Washington, last night, seTenaded
the President on account OF his
18th Amendment mes age, and be
spoke briefly Colgax and Sumner
we're also serenaded,
Popular discomfort is increasing
IN Ireland. The London papers o.
last evening publish a long list oI
Outrages recently committed. On
Thursday, Protestant church al
Buttevant, Cork county, was nearly
destroyed. Emigration 10 Ameh
ca Is increasing.
Alta single blast recently made
at Reeds Gap, on tho Air Line
Railroad, near Wallingford, Conn.
e0A cubic yards Of solid rock were
thrown out. Thirteen holes, az
teen feet deep and three and bal
iuchea IN diameter, we're drilled :
1ltTs- glycsrin was the explosive.
Tame Buffalo are us d to plov
IN Wyoming.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-04-14
SINGER
SEWING MACHINE

.TIHOsE WiShing 10 puyahase good Sewing
Machine, would Odd ttto their iptare1l
. examine The lmproved Ringer, Call a
Miss d WISLER'S Fancy store ana aEam'
Inc iA Leave your order or address,
sm9 J. B. HAM, london,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-04-14
GENUINE IMPORTED
NORW -AY OA rs

Samples sent Free to Farmers.
From 100 to 1870 bushels grown to the acre,
weighs from 40 to Do pounds to the bushel--
This Oats has been grown on every variety of
soil and In every State Of the Union, with the
most perfect success
The grain is very large, plump and hand
some. has remarkably thin husk and ri
pens earlier than the common varieties
The straw is bright, clear stout. and not II.
able to lodge, is perfectly clear Of rust; and
grows from to feet high.
We have both the White and Black Nor
way both the same price and equally produe-
tive
We will send one quart of the above Oats TO
any address post paid for, ,......,,....,e ei.90
Two quarts post paid. .,.,,.., .,...i.,..,.,. s.g0
Ono peck sent by express or freight ., 800
Half bushel, 20 pounds s..,..,..,,......,, %
One bushel 40 pounds 90; ;,a...;:,:.. ~; aVV0
CAUTION h3g~ We wish 1t distinctly un-
derstood that this is not light oats, weigh
inQ 98 to 80 lbs, raised in New England, aud
sod under the name OF Norway, but imported
Seed, every bushel guaranteed to weigh 4O lbs
or the money refunded,
Samples OF both kinds sent free for three
cant stamp Also Circulars and Testimonials.
Address all orders 70 n p BOYER \ CO,
ema Parkesburg, Chester Co, Pa.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-04-14
LEATHER DEPARTMENT.

Is now full and complete, comprising ev
erv grade Of Morocco, French and Ameri'
can Call and Kip, Grained, Upper, Split
Leather, Oak and Hemlock Sole of all
grades and prices Findings of all kinds
and in fact every thing to be found in Il
Wholesale Leather Store, which we pro.
pose to sell at the lowest figures. We want
to BUY ALL THE HIDES in Fayette
and adjoining counties, for which we will
pay the highest market price in cash
We are now paying from Sc to l5c per h
according to weight and condition.
Cy- Remember the place, New Rooms,
Corner of Court and Fayette Streets,
Washington O, H., Ohio
4stf A. HAMILTON d co.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-04-14

h PEAL ESTATE AGENCY !
1874 Acres Of the. Best Land
IN FAYETTE COUNTY!
Situated one and ono-half miles from staun
ton, and now owned by Amos Goldsbery 10
acres OF the land are under cultivation, an
the remainder good tAnher land. Goo
Dwelling Hause Barn. and other improve
monts on the premiseB!s Good Orchards,
RESIDENCE.
A Two Story Brick Dwelling, on Court OF
in Washington Z, H., Ohio, eight rooms, goo
well and cistern, good out. houses, fruit an
ornamental trees, fine garden, whole lot an
good stable. Terms cary.
RESIDENCE.
A Two-story Frame Dwelling on Main St
good well and oistern, house in good repair
healthy locality, cheap and pay made to sui
Guat0mors,
BUSINESS HOUSE.
Three story business room on the corner o
| Main and Market streets and entire stock o.
| Furniture, Cabinet Tools and material One
halt down and the balance in one and tw'
years.
HOUSE AND LOT,
one.story Frame Dwelling on Fayotte st.,
near North end; four roomsi out buildings
fruit Msos, ane gsrdon spot Cheap ana term'
HOUSE AND LOT,
One story frame dwelling, situated on Main
S.; new and In good repair, Out buildng'
In good condition we'll cistern good fence
FvuIk tvaaa and UnOd GARDEN gnOt Cheap and
HOUSE AND LOT.
One.story frame dwelllngi new; four rooms
and hall, Good lot and fences. Payments To
suit purchasers.
HOUSE AND LOT,
Blacksmith Shop, Dwelling and 8 acres Of
ground located in Perry township, Fayett0
county, Ohio, 1k miles from Martlnsburg -
good well and orchard, The shop has q good
run OF custom, and Is good location and ths
property desirable. Present owner H. g.
smith Terms easy,
TOWN LOTS.
10 town lots In desirable localities, viii b
offered for SOdays only,
FARM.
II aores In Concord township, Ross County,
miles east Of Good Hope, Fayette County,
convenient distance from Churoh and school
House, In a good state Of cultivation II acres
tlmber, 80 acres In clover, living water, new
~ story frAme house. Terms, t65 90 per
acre S2s 90 cash and balance In one and two
years with 6per cent, Interest, Present own
er, IL II, Chevoe,
10 acres one half mile South Of Washington,
Good brick dwelling barn, out.bulldlngs and
fences, all In good repair, win sell the whole
piece or 10 acres OF the North side OF said land
The above 10 but partial list of property on
our books. We have real property Of all kinds
and ut all prices and persons wishing 10 buy,
cannot fail 10 be suited by consulting us. We
propose 10 publisha monthly descriptive list
Of all property In our hands for sale,
VERY DESIRABLE FARM.
SO acres ofthe best land in Fayette county,
situated IN Paint township, miles North VI
Bloomlngbprg i00acres good timber living
water; g0od young orchard y story frame
house strong black soil, well fenced, In good
condition. Terms $50 per acre, one third
down, and balance 10 suitpurchaser.
ENQUIRE OF
MCEIWain & Mclean!
REAL ESTATE AGENTSI
WASHINGTON G. H.,....,.-. ONO,
BGy- oniOs over Dr. o. A. ALIENS Dry
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