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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-08

taut une baben bettutenben S6assn srlittsn,
int iebc6 msia.ntbeils in 70 peit ,pisper rspas
rirt, ta6 fe bttppbnt tserben fpnnen.
Die Mclpfansn baben feinen Gtrluf AT Cob
ten ober 9ermunteten su b~etlasen. Die Irnass
no. Grsspriana uub Mabpmetaner, bic ben
arSeten She'll Der @inpobner Der Staet bileen,
babsn am m%siitsn %sslittsn. Der srbete abtil
ibrer SauIer s~sIrnesrs Der Mermtrn, aus unser
brannten 3isssln cser aus Stsinsn sstaut nibt
nit aalf, Ionpsrn nit 0ebni sentauert, 1T ;alarn'
menaeliir,t ueer srais unberUbntar. Die Sau'
fer Der 3eiden fns bebeutene bauerbaftsr ssbaut
baben aber pr6 10 sisI selittsn, zap Der sar3en
Sauptfraee sntlans feline 20 Sauisr rOatcmntsa
unbel6Seist s~stlisbsn. Das swsitOdise Saus
zines DeutI6en aus %sstranntsn 3tsseln nit
8alf auf asbSrissm 8unsament ssbaut, bat ieBt
idon trei grbtetsn aussebaltsn unt ifebt aud
lest nod Yoafpmmsn unbsi@aeist sa.
Die @rmenp. @rsscrianer batten in S1tma@a
,w,i 9irden, cine alts unb cine neue: bsiss ba-
BEN 70 5sbr %a.litt.n, taB Fe sei&lo0tn trsrbsn
mustsu, neil lie @sfabr prcbtsn tpabrsnb bee
@sttesbieniss einsuiarssn.
Die Mobameeansr baten snsi Mri9esn, BON
senen pi. srcs. msbr ais 800 SABRE alt IT, unS
cine fl,ine nsuere. gluf Der alien Mpi&es IT in
ipSt.rer 3eit eire auppsl ssbaut tporssn, bic elm
asaiir,t III, pabrsnt bic alts auppel nur unbt'
s,uteuse 8iNIe bstUmmsn bat. Srnlf 1T has @s'
bGuss y%plfcmmen untsl6acist; bic anssrt atsr
bat aar ni6t sslittsn. Sn sinsm Nsbsnssbduss
Der alien WcIdss, no Der llntsIiGt i'm acran sur@
sinsn @uaab srtb.ilt mirt, ~fiirsts has Dad Elm II.
bsarub unter isinsm S9utte ben Mullab uns 10
StuIer, tpelte natber tppt aussssratsn mar
ben.
81, aus nur 500 Ssslsn tetsbense @smsinss
Der lutberiI6sn armenisr bat ssrbaltniBmaBts
ben arSet.n 9srlut an 5pstsn uns Vsr'punSsfsa
asbabt. SAT- 300 psrlunen tarsn in benz Bet
iauI perlammsll pabrsnb f6 auf benz errrlorr
s,sI.lben 200 Srausn unt Sinner bsfanssu. ya
benz er1sn GrsRsb warsn bic @annsr aufsslpran'
oen, mursn at,r turd ben ssbrsr, Der in Der
atp.isubeit tts paiiOrs xien Steas ssrlah b.
rubiat. 8leit earauf fplstsn smsi StSBs unS
isst itiir,te cine @ant unp pann aud bic Otde
Elm, unb fat 1870 Mannsr purssn untsr Dem
Stutte b~sarabsn. DaYon blisben q tobt b3
battsn msbr peer psnissr it,psrs gsrlsBunssn,
bed, iinb Ie Samntli6 Der @entIuns nabe. Die
Srauen unb Sinner, bic i6 i'm Corridor bsfan'
ben, tlieben ale unSerlest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-08

Bernhard 4istler,
Ahr1nathsr 4 aawelier.
SdnSlcr
ID afler .Arten Don &ir6cu- 0rnamsntsn mo
2saramenten.
No. i6l Main- Straks, ,u. Z. u. g.,
Tim Sif8rfs siu0
1ubuouc, Ssrpa.
atneu stebrtsn gutlifun, i'm Gusenetntn iprtt Der se6.
wSrbta,n @eifliGist insheirreere smpttbls tt hierrntt befers
mein Scnfdneisss Pager al nns yard
menter, als
aesmHran;em, Rsld,e, Gibcrisn, eampen.
areu,e, gBeibpaEer . &eRel. Ganee'
Iabres, MeRfdnnden, 5abnens
frdn;e, RaudfdHsr, Status
ten u. Iaufaeine fur 8irs
den n b 3apenen,
Mee6sepdnter.
u. & no.,
Raudbmdntel,
StoIen, Babrtader,
G%borbemten, 1rasbfmineI.
gtcffe aaer Art, @arniturtn,
Mitarfpisen, CeIsemdlse, u. I. no.
sudb bobc ib ffets p~prrdtbis cine fdbont
Guswabl BON WsFbSdbern, Srepteren,
II. g. f., wel6s i'd msinsn sssbrten snnesn
Su ben biaisien greiien berfanfe.
~ straist seasauns.n. @esaratursn rrn Sirtsn:Sr.
nomsrten, gerae!teu unt Ssrfltern treresr prr mir etais
ums ftRsnReas btfcrst-
BERNHARD Kistler.
80. I61 Wain.S traBe. ,pii6en Z. nne S.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-08
TROSCHT.

COP d'weis FUN Och du mein, FUN DICKS.)
Kaum hui mer hier an d'Welt gekuckt.
Krit d'Ploerei ken Enn
HUI mir eng Zeit um Schuos gebruckt,
Da'mache' mir ons Zenn:
10 so welt
Mer geseit
As de Mensch fill geheit.
De klenge knat un sengem Hut;
As wer den Hut ct schOlt;
E guof geweckelt mat der Rut,
Well hen an d Schuol net VOLT
10 so welt etc, ,
Senr Schwestrechen huot och keng Fret,
De Mama as re hart:
Wer d'Nol zu Koplescht op der het.
An 81 um Knuodlergart!
10 so welt etc.
An aus de Hammer get ct Lett,
81 plangen an 81 dun,
An hun 81 neischt wat 81 geheit,
81 wulle' bis set hun
10 80 welt mer geseit etc.
Den en- den huot eng Fra an denkt
".War ech mach hannen drum;
''Den sech esuo e Kreiz Ophenkt.
''Soll G bel d'Narren dun:
10 so welt etc.
Den An'ren de bluof Jonggesell,
E roszt gent d Gicht am Bett:
$50 onne Fra dat as eng Hell.
"Den och clio eng hett! ~
10 so welt etc.
We remit de Man do durech dGass.
kukt d'Heiser all Ament
Lacht hen net aus, ct as ke' Spass....
+ fent Ike Logement
10 so welt etc.
De reichen Her huot fellech Drot.
Du mengs en- het Ike Let:
Den huote Kreena, den e plot,
Wan he spadziere get:
10 so welt etc.
As ell den mach keng Schennerei
Huot font op deser Welt,
De mech Geschefse' wan en- hei
Sech weise geng fir dGelt:
Joso welt etc.
Dan trescht du dech alt schen heiun
Geheit sin as de Muot
Well gets de kemol Sorgen hun.
Dat wer zefill kamuot
Ech hui meint.
Du huos deint.
Jidderen huot SENT.
NJ. l..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-08

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-08
farm 81 p%erkautfn +!

Cine dusse,eidbnete Farm In Winxsfttd GO, Sepa,
100 gftr %enttaltene. III aus frsier Sane ~ Ssrtanttn.
ssm raid advertisement StSstasn Gaimar ans 3 Wsilsn sen
Twin Springs. Qefinal. Die ~llmeeesne III ron eenti6tn
8atbcliten tart telsst unb bat quite Sdulsn uns AUD iatpr.
liite 8ir6en. Die BARN IN ebsnss Qarb une rettit6 NIT
Srunnsn. unt Guslwa0sr %ssrleben. Wptnbaus une Ne
b~ensebdues limb in better Srenuns une ron stnsrt i6enen
Sbfsarten %unssttn, Der ,ablrei6e trdebdre Sbfbaums par.
95 Ader fne ausss;si6netes gHuslanf, 25 adtr sutss Seli'
lamb (eafelts lisst blot am Saui0 unb ss usbrtss @9tsisn'
Lamb nit samsin @ras. Das @au,s fsht biuts ~ ssrfau'
fen untsr ben ~sinaisasn Sebiusunsen. ,
Wesen Ndbersm beliete man fd an ben Gisentburier islelt
~ member an Srtuno Steae.
SenrD S%eitfemper,
20alr,3gRt. Galmar, gD~irnsibid Co.. Sa. ..gistnttarnsr.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-02-15
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE and authoriy of gsneral exc
ID cution, issued from the Office OF the Clerk
of the Circuit Court of Lincoln county, Mo-,
rcturnable to the March term Qs72) Of said
Court, and to me directed, in favor OF Sarah
Parker and against Benedict Crump, James H..
Reeds, Timothy Ford, James d. Brown, William
Goose, Alexander p Stewart and William Meth.
erland have levied upon and seized (by order
Of Timo thy Ford, assignee OF Charles W. Par
ker, executor Of Sarah Parker), as the property
Of Alexander p. Stewart, the following described
Missouri, to wit. Lots Nos. ll2 and 1873, in the
town of Troy, Lincoln county, Mo-, also part OF
survey 742, originally pran'ed to Alexander
Mclean, known and described as follows to- wit
Beginning ay the southeast corner of survey 742;
theLce with the east line of said survey north 7
degrees east AZ chains; thence north SO degrees,
west 80 chains and II links, thence south de-
grees, west 43 chains, thence with the south line
Of said survey SO chains and II links, TO the be
ginning, containing 2l5 73.l00 acres; also part
of survey 1916, originally granted to Arthur
Burns, beginning at the northeast corner OF
survey 1916, thence with the line Of said survey
south degrees west forty chains; thence north
so degrees west 80 chains; thence north s degrees
east ~ chains: south SO degrees east 80 chains
containing l2O acres; and l will, on
Friday, the 22d day of March, 1872,
between the hours Of nine 'eock in the forenoon
and FIVE o'clock in the afternoon of that day, at
the court house door in the town of Troy, county
Of Lincoln, state of Missouri, sell all the right
title, interest, claim, estate and property OF the
said Alexan Ter p. Stewart Of in and to the abov,
described real estate for cash to the highest bld-
der, ut public vendue, to satisfy said execution
and cost. tfebl5] +. WING, Sheriff.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-02-15
SI,ERIFF'S SALE.

DY NlRTUEand authority of a special exc
ID cution, iss Ied from the Office of the Clerk of
the Circuit Court cf Lincoln county, state OF
Missouri, returnablc to the March term ,7a) Of
said Court, and to me directed, in favor of James
II. Blair and against William +. Blair, l have
levied upon and seized as the property of said
william +. Blair, tho folio ling described real
cseatc situate in the county of Lincoln and state
of Missouri; towt: Eleven and sixty eight
hundreths acres IN 6s-l00), part of north half
fractional sections and 2, township SO, range
west, bounded as follows beginning at rock
in main state road leading from St. Charles 70
Palmyra; corner which is the N + corner of q
tract of land belonging to Dr. Benz. Frank, S E
corner Of lot ofland belonging to Sarah Thomp-
ron, thence south y dogs east 8 chains and so lks
to stone, thence north so degrees east 5 chains
and 10 links to a stone, thence N 70 degrees 2
chains and 3S links, thence north degrees west
chains and so links to a stone, thence north 81
degrees west Is chains and AZ links to tho place
of beginning and will, on
Wednesday, the goth day of March, 1872
between the hours of nine o'clock in the fore
noon and Eve o'clock in the afternoon Of that
day, at the court Louise door in the door in The
town of Troy, Lincoln county. Mo-, sell all the
right title Interest claim, estate aud property of
the above named William F. Blair, Of, in and to
the above described property, for cash, at public
vendue, to the highest bidder, or so much thereof
as may be necessary to satisfy said execution and
costs (febl5l L. WING, sheriff.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-02-15
Trustees Sale Of Real Estate.

WHEREAS Joseph Settles and Susan L.
w Settles his wife, by their deed of trust,
dated on the 9th day of February, 1868, and
recorded in book U at pages 4Os, 400 and 4lO of
the records of deeds of Lncoln county, in the
state of Missouri, conveyed to the undcrsgnc
Trustee the following described land, situated in
said county, to-wit: Beginning at the south
east corner of n 200 acre tract, occupied Mt the
date of said deed by A. Bertru, it being post
from which n white oak IL inches in diane ter
bears 5 Is dcgs Il 36 lks distant, thence with the
southern line of said Bcrtrus land 62l4 degs.,
west "a chains, and set post in an old field for
corner, from which black walnut inches in
diameter bears north 40 degrees east 60 links,
thence south 2S "a degrees east 30 chains and
SO links to a post for corner, from which black
walnut 10 inche. in diameter bears south "a
degrees west % links, and an elm inches in
diameter bears south Sc degrees, east IL links,
thence north 6O}3 degrees, east 33 chains and 50
lin ks to post for corner in the line of VIM. Trail,
from which a burr oak 30 inches in diameter
bears south "a degrees, west 3S links, thence
north 2S 81 degrees west 90 chains and 32 links
to the place of beginning, containing lOl ls-lO0
acres, it being n part Of the lard allotted to
Thos =. Boone in the division of land among
the heirs of William Boone, for the purpose of
securing the payment Of n note in said deed do
scribed, and whereas said note is due and unpaid
and the Trustee am directed by the holder of
said note to sci said land, now there will on
Monday, the 18th day Of March, 1872
between the hours of one and four o'clock in the
afternoon Of that day, proceed to sell for cash in
hand, Mt public auction, to the highest bidder
at the court house door in the town of Troy, in
Lincoln county, Missouri, all the land conveyed
by said deed of trust, to satisfy said debt and
costs Of said trust A. V. MCKEE, Trustee.
febl5tl
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-02-15
SHERIFF'S SALE

Susan Steele, Bee Steele, Anna Thompson and
John w. Thompson her husband, Hugh Steele,
by his guardian, Jas. W. Welch, OK parte.
DY VIRTUE and authority Of an order OF
ID sale, issued from the Office of the Clerk of
the Circuit Court of Lincoln county, Missouri, in
the above entitled cause, dated January 5th,
1872, will, on
Thursday, the 2lst day of March, 1872,
between the hours Of nine o'clock in tho forenoon
and FIVE o'clock in the aftern DON of that day, at
the court house door in the town Of Troy, county
af Lincoln, state of Missouri sell to the highest
bidder at public vendue tho following described
real estate, situate in tho county of Lincoln
state Of Missouri, to wit: Beginning at stone
on north line of Vance's land, from which a
walnut 10 inches in diameter bears north a de-
grees west 1888 links distant, and a walnut 10
inches In diameter bears north 70 degrees west
2s5 links distantj thence north 81 degrees west
23 chains and 90 links thence north SO degrees,
L l22 chns and so links to eastern line,of survey
l724, thence south 81 degs east % chains AMI 90
links to stone on said eastern line, and north
east corner of Vance land, thence south 90 de-
grees west 1872 chains and 80 links to the place
Of beginning, containing 293 40. 100 acres, n.ore
or less, being part Of survey l724. and upon the
following terms to wit: One third cash, one
third in one year, and one third in two years
with ten per cent. interest from date on defer red
payments, purchaser giving bond with good and
approved security for she payment of same.
iebl5 +. WING, Sheri6.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-02-15
Tuesday, March tho 10Th, A. D. 1872
SHERlFF'S SALE

William Rcnshaw and Morrison !
Rcnshaw versus In Partition.
William Rcnshaw.
DY VIRTUE and authority Of an order of
ID sale, issued from the oHicc of the Clerk of
the Circuit Court of Lincoln county, Missouri. in
the above entitled cause, dated the 9th day OF
January, 1872, | will, on
Thursday. the 2lst day Of March, 1872
between the hours of nine o'cl OK in the fore
noon and five o'clock in the afternoon of tina
day, at the court house door in the town Of Troy
county of Lincoln, state of Missouri, sel for
cash, to the highest bidder, at public vendue, the
following described real estate, situate in Lincoln
county, state of Missouri, to-wit: Survey No
'l7il, originally granted to Paul Chouteau, orig
mall containing 1901 40-lOO acres, and OF whict
about 6s6 acres remain undisposc1 of, and being
the residue Of said survey No l7I4.
febl5 L. WING, Sheriff.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-02-15
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Thomas C. Williams and Rohada J Williams his
wife, lola W. Davis aud Theodore Davis, by
their guardiaA, Matilda A. Davis, ex parte, in
partition.
IiY VIRTUE and authority Of an order of
- sale, issued from the Office Of the clerk OF
the circuit court of Lincoln county, Missouri, in
the above entitled cause, dated the 4th day of
January, 1872, will, on
Tuesday, the 10Th day of March, 1872
between tho hours of nine o'clock in the fore
noon and five o'clock in the afternoon of that
day, at the court house door in tho town of Troy,
state of Missouri, sell tho following described
real estate, situate in Lincoln county, Missouri.
at public vendue to the highest bidder, to wit =
Lot number one northwest quarter section IS
township AZ range l west, and north half lot
rumber one, southwest qrarter section 18 town
ship As range west, and southwest quarter of
northeast Or section Is township 4S range | west,
and northwest quarter of southeast ar section 10
township As range west, and upon the follow.
ing terms to-wit: One third cash, one third in
six months, ard one third in twelve months,
with six per cent interest on deferred pay me MT
purchaser giving nUte with approved security.
febSn6 y. WING, Sheriff
S,aO.s snuruiluS niu. n n ANN Ia, N
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-02-15

Here she comes again, the beautiful
spring, with her pleasant sunshines, gentle
breezes and refreshing showers, which re.
mind US that it is time to plant and SOW
once more. Now, friends, in your hurry
and hustle don't forget and again put of
the planting Of trees until it is too late 10
attend to that very important mattes but
send in your orders a. once TO the propri'
stor of Buffalo Nursery, A. M. Shuts, OF
give il to some one OF she aumarous
agents now soliciting orders for that nu''
sery. Plant no. oply apple trees, but a
genesal variety Of the choice fruits p'opa'
gated at the above "usscry. josiah
Creesh, focal Agent at this place, will
ta he sp&'en es give a@g a~fss 40 asioS d.
s4vs4.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-02-15

The people desire 10 have ten months
OF public school each year, and this will
be whether the purchase is made or not
Therefore, we must increase the rate of
taxation sufficient to cover the cost Of the
building only. 1t is not necessary that
the $4,000 shall be paid the first year,
but the payment may be deferred for a
number Of years by paying interest on
the bonds given therefor, at the rate Of ten
per cent. This dis,ric. is increasing rap.
idly in wealth and population, and We
do not think it violent presumption to
say that the valuation of property within
four years will DO 100000 Basing the
calculation on valuation Of $500 900,
it will be seen that tax of mills on the
dollar will pay the interest on 5000 /;
and a tax Of 8 mills on the dollar will
pay the interest and 5000 of the princi.
pal the first year and the same rate Of
taxation for four years will pay all but
5000 Of the debt, provided that the valu.
alton Of the property of the district never
goes above 100000. The district now
owns a building which may be sold for
say $1,000, and vacant lot for 500
This will reduce the debt to less than
$4,000
The question now presented to the
people of this district is: Will you con.
sent to tax yourselves one half Of a cent
on the dollar per year, for four years, to
buy property which is worth more than
Sc, 900, the sum asked for it, and which
will be worth to the district $4,000?
The public school now requires three
teachers and the $50 children that at
tend it are graded, or divided into three
general classes, according to the studies
they pursue. The present building is
not large enough to accommodate the
number of children who now attend the
school. There are over 300 children Of
school oge now in this district, and as the
public school has grown IN favor with the
people, the number attending the school
has steadily increased with each year.
The Institute building is large enough tc
comfortably accommodate 500 pupils
and has o sufficient number Of rooms to
permit all of them to be properly graded
or classed, so ss to insure the creates,
au cunt of good to each individual child
attending the school. IF parents regart
the welfare of their children, and gooc
education as the most important thin!
they can give them, tho purchase of th'
Institute by the people Of this district i
a foregone conclusion. MAC.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-02-15
SHERIFE'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of n special execution, issued
ID from the office Of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Lincoln county, Missouri returnable to
the March term (lS12) of said Court and to me di
rected, in favor of Moses Bond aud against Z. a..
Sitton, administrator of the estate of Elisha W.
East, have levied upon and seized all the right.
title and interest of the said Elisha W. East to
the following described real estate to.wit: The
northeast quarter of the southeast or Of section
9, township 40, range east. containing 40 acres,
situate in the county Of Lincoln in the state OF
Missouri, and / will, on
Tuesday, March 10Th, 1872,
between the hours of nine o'clock in the forenoon
and FIVE o'clock in the afternoon of that day, at
the court house door in the town Of Troy, county
Of Lincoln, state of Missouri. sell ut public
vendue for cash to the highest bidder, all the
right, title, claim, interest aud property Of the
above named Elisha W. East of, in and to the
above described property to satisfy said exccu
tion and costs. [fel5l EWING, Sheriff.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-02-15
Public Schools.

Never has botter opportunity pre-
sented itself to tho friends Of the public
schools to advance It's cause and promote
its interests, than is now given by the
Troy Christian Institute corporation, in
Offering to sell their school building to
this district for a public school house.
1t is not necessary at this time to discuss
the merits of the public school system.
The fact that theyare taking thsplaces of
private schools, by reason Of being as
good, and much cheaper, must be con.
ceded by every person who will make
even slight Investigations.
About the year 1886. the people Of
Troy built large two story brick school
house, and christened it "Lincoln Aca1.
emy." Many of the prominent men OF
our county attended school at this Acad-
emy, and speak with pride of the school
at the time when they were students.
This buil.ing was not large enough to
accommodate the number Of students
that attended the school, and in 1858, e..
George Jones erected the present build.
ing. lie sold to the present owners in
1866, ADD they now offer to sell it to this
district for the sum Of six thousand dol.
lars.
To properly understand what is ffercd
to be sold at that price, We enumera.e
the whole of them:
Nine town lots making three acres Of
ground.
The Institute building. This is Of
brick, and three stories in height so
feet front BY 20 feet deep, with a projcc
ton on the back part Of Is feet square.
The window sills and water tables are of
stone, nicely dressed. At the front cor
ners are two towers; tho bell tower is
square and tho other, or stair tower, is
eight sided. Architecturally it is very
6nc house. 1t was built by gentleman
who was very particular, as all our clti
zens know and be superuteuded the
whole work, not permitting it to be
slighted in any particular. It contains
5 rooms and 3 halls on the first floor 4
rooms and 2 halls on the second floor 8
rooms and hall on the third floor; 8
stair ways; 5 Of these rooms are school
rooms large hall in the third story
for exhibitions, &c. There Is large
stage in this hall covered by a new
carpet.
The furniture in the building goes
with it, and is included in the price
asked Of $4,000. This furniture consists
of tho following articles:
Desks and benches and chairs two
pianos one chandelier seven stoves
one clock one set Of globes and scien
tito apparatus set Of maps.
The irst question which will arise in
the discussion of the proposition to buy
this building and the contents for the
small sum of six thousand dollars, is
Where is the money to come from
The answer is, 1t must be raised BY
taxing the property of the district The
valuation Of the property inthis district
for the year 1870 and 1871 was over
$500, 900, so We may safely assume thai
it will not be less than chat for sny yea,
in the future, but must be much greater
because many uev md costly buildiega
have been erected sinos the last assess-
sncnt gas made Of real eststs In 1870. and
many sew sui!sisSs viii gO ~ $b0 YSss-
Cat Ssss.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-02-15

To the Citizens of Troy and Vicinity:
Having purchased part of Mr.. NJ. b.
Smiths stock of tools, l am prepared to
repair Clocks and Jewelry at moderate
rates. Having had considerable expert.
ence IN this business, | feel confident of
giving satisfaction. All work left at
my Office will receive prompt attention.
JOHN l.. VAUGHAN,
Manager p. e. A. Teleg. Ofliec
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-02-15

The Philadelphia Scientific journal
says that "Messrs. Geo. z. Rowell & Co
of New York, are SO we'll and extensively y
known all over this continent, that to
name them and explain the nature Of
their business would b. supe, Auous. No
Newspaper Advertising Agency has ever
displayed more energy and skill in the
transaction Of this delicate and tact.re.
quiring business"
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-02-15
Nj alls street Los and Dwell.
Eng House for Sale.

THE undersigned vill sell on easy terms one
l. and half story frame dwelling and ! lot
near the business part Of the toCn and 2 vacant
lots south Of Cake Rogers lanyard. Win be
sold separately or together.
&WiU also sell a 10, ON Main street., SO
fee. front by 200 back.
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