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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-11

CH.NCERY Court OF RICHMoSD--THrHsDAY.
The following cases were disposed Of:
Godtiin Il .ApperSon, &".. rs. Anderson,
,Sc. Decree referring cause to 4 commission
tor account aud report.
Chilcs, &C.. c$. Chiles, Sc. Decree con-
irming reports Of commissioners, directing
deeds to purchasers, and making 4 partial
distribution o.; the fund.
MoSuly. SC, Is, Jones. &c. Decree refer
ring cause TO commissioner for inquiry and
report.
,Jones'S executors rs. Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company. Decree directing in
vc.;mcnt cf the fund arising lruin Ia" sale
made in this cause.
Guy s Coke Is. Harrison and others. De-
cree referring cause 10 commissioner for
account, Inquiry, and report.
kaurert Is. kaupcit. Decree for alimony
of the wife 0: the defendant.
lIli's administrator, &C., Us. Cobb and
Others. decree referring cause 10 4 coniluio.
sioncr for inquiry aud report.
Elicit, guardian. rs. M!chaels and others.
decree confirming report Of investment OF
fund.
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UNITED STATES CoMMIssToNER.-,iu Bono
yesterday appointed alr. David 7. Stal
land, Of Culpcpcr, United States commits.
sioncr icr that and surrounding counties.
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Father Matthew's Birthday.

Rosros, October 1o.--To.day being the
anniversary of Father Matthews's birthday,
fbe Catholic societies here and In this viclnt
ty celebrated It by grand parade.
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LIST or UNAVAILABLE LrTrERs REMAISING
u THE RICHMOND PosT-OfrIcE OCTOBER TO-
Ashton & King. Richmond, Va; Belle Ray.
Richmond, Va.
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The Ivorine. or ivory Photograph. This Is the
invention Of Il Richmond lniy-Mrs RASDoLrH-
and l. culv taken hy he. permission at the LEE =
GALLERY.
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PYTH1AS BALL.-Gcrmania Lodge, No. 10,
Knights Of Pythias, will celebrate their anni-
versary by u grand ball at Schad's Hotel
(NFeimer's) on next Monday night. 1t Is one
of the most tiouriShing Lodges III the city.
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CoSsrAsTiNopLE, October 10.--A Gxht oc
cured yesterday ut Stamb0ul between tho
Turks and Pcrsiins. Troop, were called out
to suppress the riot. and they led Into the
Persian party, killing three and woundins
thirty. Firc soldiers were Injured. Tho
Persian colony Is greatly excited, and there
are fears OF general massacre.
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FLOWERS. FLOWERS. FLOWERS All tic ncral
noyelt!c: or tho Season offered N low rates by
JvHE Monro$, florist, at Inc !owcr store sg5 Broad
street, next door ~ i. !'izzini.
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ST. Louis, October 1).-i prlz2.0ght be
tween Tom Kelley and Fred. Busy took
place about twenty miles below here yeSler.
day, and was won by Kelley in thirty'eiglt
rNtjy,lI
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Call at {. i. JuIISsToS'S ; music aud news store
9iS Main street, if You want anything IN the music
or news line. Acc.rdeons at from ?l"5 % i25 each
Also Il large stock Of al kinds of musica! lnstiu.
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u. EILTsnH ( Co. Advertising Agents DISPATCH
bdug. VIII receive advertisements 2uG hay" tbcT.
i,-crcd i'll any Journal Of the COUNTRY Vt regular
rates.
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FALL oyEKcnAT&.-Ian 1T I. y. SPENCE &
Sons and supply yourself With n fall rvcrcoat
stock lafgu--prices l:w.
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Ladies who cannot obtain satisfactory pictures o
their Children had better visit the Lee
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Country merchants ii you nave any douhs about
bnyiur your hats in Richmond wc advise you 10 &c
10 Z. Wf:IsIGEE g Co.'S and look through Their
splendid stock Of hats, and We think you viii then
t,ly here.
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SHEET MUslc.-Go to JoHSSToES, als Main
street. for MI tho latest aud most popular sheet
uu .jC,
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Shirts made to order and ready made At l.. q
SPENCE & SoH'S. 1909 Main street.
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TABLEAr AND CHARApg EXHIBITION tonight
at Virginia Hall, for the benefit .of. Grace
Episcopal church.
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D0WDER, POWDER.-26O packages % OF
L DUPONT'S celebrated SPORTING, BLAST
ING and MINING POWDER.
Also. 100000 feet HEMP Single and double tape)
SAFETY-FUSE;
FOR sale by 1O oAs E.& 8. WORTHAH s co.
&C S~3taw6w Agents f0r Tue Manuadctiess'
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NOTICE.-I have just received and anl
/ Y uow ready to put mp .>,, ,,,.,,,
THE CEiEisRATED IMPROVED SILVER
PALACE FIREPLACE STOVE.
for heating two or three rooms.
This stove win give more heat than any Fireplace
>lovr now In use. 49,. ..
Also, repairs for Fireplace stoves. Any person
bnHInp n frc-nIacc stove lu DC repaired VIII 40 well
to send in their orders before the cold weather.
Also, have on hand and for sale the largest @ ahd
hes, assortment of Gas Chandeliers ana tas FIX
turc ever offered to the public iiot-Air Earnaces,
Cooking-Ranges Cooking, and Heating-stoVes ., 10 !,
Msntels &c JOHN BOWERS,
Iron Block Governor street;
sc ,a-,p Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-11

TIE CASE OF Z. s. HOWE will be called il
the County Court to-day.
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FIFTY CENTS FOR FOUR MoTTHs.-Thc Reiigt
0us Ac,'GM Is put to new subscribers ut nity cent
for four months.
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! = LII II ED, 1SG0.--L. LIME
-, ,SIi:Ah nYEiEG AND SECURING
hi-N1S. ago Broad and 72i Main
,,'..sro bicsscs, k.3awls. C!Gaks, and Sncks,
'tHu"lhra's Garments. cleaned, dyed In
. u secured la The best Gaiincr. PariIcu-
Eat1 H. LiA Gloves. A great selection
,'9'V- and Toys at my store No. 42U
/. LINSEMANE.
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"B SELECT" WiIoKET at ". u. BLAIR Il Cos
corner &iutlI amt Main streets.
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INDIANA.

ISDTaSAroLIs. October 10.-Thc Rcpubl-
can state Committee claim the state By Us
majority, while the Democrats claim it by
1900. The official count may he Necessary.
The Democrats conccde the Legislature.
which secures Morton another senatorial
term.
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.Scc0N1 Dl'sn0lrh.

IHpiAHAroLIs, Uci0bo: 10.-Rcturns to
noon are more favorable for the Rrnuhcln
Stale ticket. They claim 600 nlior;iy on ll!c
entire state Ticket. The Democrats conced"
the election Of tic Republican State ticket.
except for GoycrnoT-cEaimiHg 3Ol majority
for Hendricks. The official vote come, in
very slowly, and it will require amost the
entire vote TO arrive 1T the result.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-11

MINIATURE ALMANAC. OCTOBER II, l:'9
sun rlS;s ...,.... C:o2 Noon >e;s......... l2:0i
SIM scis.......... 5:3S High tide, l?.5J
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naash or uon. William M. seward.

AUBURN, n. T., October 1o.-Hon. WI
liam II. Seward died as his residence ~ tnis
city this afternoon,
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IusIlNGs CorRr-1'he whole of Yesterday
was occupied IN this court ii calling over
the ci, il docket.
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III SHAWLS, SHAWLS, SHAWLS.-
Our Stock Is large. embracing SHETLAND,
EHoCuE. MERlNu. ELANKET. aud KNIT
SlIAWl.S. all Ia hc sold cheap nt
LEVY BROTHERS..
Ruv Nl-BIA for sc. worth 81. oc9
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la7" HOSIERY.-We call attention to our
stock OF FANCY WOOL HOSE for children LII
dies. MERlNO aud I.AMBS-WO0L HOSE. COT
TON HOSE Of al qualities nj
LEVY BROTHERS.
Look at our W.ACK ALPACAs. oco
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p.1TntoRE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

B,rrIuovE. october lO.-c.tle Gui'l; very sest
pr sale to.day sf,c:c.: .irstTu1ltty. j.sc nifdt ms
3iI,f,. .r,,ri;!t,. s3!I: s,es 3!.! Hogs, efH'o.
rcrr.. lGaij sheep IN fa!r drin2iid u! i!2sc re-
ceipts, .,Gy!.
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...OCTOBER II, 1872
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ADVERTISE in the HeiigiovS HcruIJ.
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INCiASAroIIs, October ll-12;&1 i. u
Official returns from eighty counties, le.
ported mjoritics from nine counties. and
estimated maioriiies in three counties, elect
Hcndricks'S (DcmocraN by from 800 10 100
majority. The balance Of the state ticket is
probably Republican,. They have majority
Ur four i'll the Senate and eight il the House.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ny NOW IS THE TINE TO PUR.
CHASE BLANKETS, FLASSELS, and UNDER
GARMENTS for rncn, women, md children. Fer
p fill assortment Of the above articles call at
LEVY BROTHERS..
Look at our BLACK hLrACAS. oca
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-.,>D uTENING or FALL
tNn.>,
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PENNSYLVANIA

PHILADELPHIA, October 10.--Ihe city otti-
cill count shows that 1lS,000 votes were
pollcd. Hartranf;'s rl&Iorlty was 2c.i3l.
The majority for congressman at large is
2l.9l9. Specr OemocraU is elected 10 Con-
ness in the Seventeenth district hy 300
maioritv
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DAKOTA

YASKToS, DAKOTA TERRITORY, October 10,
Moses X. Armstrong (DchocraD has been re-
elected to Congress by a small plurality over
BROKERS and Moody Rcpublican>)
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04
ST. LOUIS
Business Directory.
The Name, Business and Location OF
Leading Houses.

Agricultural Depot ana Seed Store.
WIN KOENIG d co, 2O7 N Second street
Aromatic Wine.
GREEN & CLARK, 1000 L 2O02 Pine street
Cider --'s Missouri"
GREEN & CLARK, 1000 Il 2OO2 Pine street
Carpets, OilclOths. sc.
FINNEY McGRATH, 40S n Fourth street q
HART POWELL, 4l0 and 4l2 N Fifth street
Observation-Disclosures ="
"A MELLIER, 500 Main, cor Washington av
Dry Goods.
JOHN G ALLEN & SON, 5ll N Main street
Family Medicines.
NJ & S X HARTER X co, 724 N Main street
Glass and OueenSWare.
WHITMAN GLASS & QUEENSWARE CO.,
ll3 N. Main street, bet. Chestnut and Pine.
jones' Commercial College.
J W JOHNSON, Man. Prin., s W cor 5th i Olive
Lumber Merchants.
SCINELLE 4 QUERL cor Sth & Mullanphy
NJ MBKOTHERTON, YardO Office 1898 broadway
Office 3O9 Locust street.
Merchant Tailor.
n r SMUCKER, 5l7 Olive street
Marble Dealers.
PARK 4 McCLINTOCK, 5th street and Wash
ington avenue
Piano Ware Rooms.
Mrs A S POMMER, 7l2, Chestnut street.
Regalia. Flags and Society Goods.
PARS0N d. co, 7l6 N Fourth street
II L ROSEBROUHH SONS, 1921 Broadway
Vinegar Manufactures.
ALDEN CLOUGH, 3l5 and Bi7 Spruce street
Watches. Jewelly. SC.
ID. G. JACCARD & CO., 40l Il 403 N. Fourth St
EDWARD MEAD K Co, 304 N Fourth street.
JEHU SYLVESTER, 2l0 N Fourth street
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04
To Those who wish to Buy or Sell
Real Estate,

In this enlightened sse not MANY purchasers,
strangers especially, hire convcyanccs aud ride
over tho country in search of a farm for sale.
when there is Real Estate Agency to be found.
We advertise extensively and system mstically, and
owners desiring to sell. and purcharers wishing
to buy each earnestly hunting for the other and
his own interest, secure tho greatest possible
safety and despatch on the ono hand, and tho
least expense Of time and mo,cy for search on
the othe.. by placing in our Agency the sale or
purcha g OF any property.
We require parties desiring to sell property ID
sign contract describing the SHINE, naming tho
length of time the property is to remain for sale,
price and terms, and binding the owner to pay
our commission if a sale is effected.
Our Commissions.-If the prico does not
exceed $3.50, our commission for sale will be $50,
Regular commissions on all sales 2H per cont.
CAKE &; MCCLELLAN,
Real Estate Agents, Troy, No.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04
1871.

With this number the Herald CON.
mences its Seventh Volume. As here.
tofore, its object in the future will be to
give the people of the county q good and
reliable local paper. The subscription
price is so low that no citizen of the
county can afford to be without it.
Believing that quality and not quantity
is what the people desire, we will keep it
ut its present size, in order to furnish it
at the low price Of One Dollar year,
and adorn it with as much local news us
if it largely exceeded its present dimen,
sions. IF larger, the cost would neccssa
rily be greater, and then instead of con.
tanning more local nows, it could only be
filed up With q rehash Of articles and
and kilograms at least week cd from
city dailies. and which would have been
read in those papers before its appear.
nnce in the HeraM Our object is to
give to the readers of tho Herald tho
1oca! news at lower price than it can be
obtained in any other paper.
Our discussion of local and county
interests shall, as it has in the past, be
open and fearless and without sectional
prejudice. AS VIC rely upon the whole
county for support, it will be our nim to
advance and advocate the claims of every
township and section ; and in view of ths,
We invite all to speak their views through
these columns. No communication will
be thrust aside because its views do not
accord with ours. IF one section feels
itself aggrieved by another, such redress
as can be obtained by the advocacy Of
its cause in this paper is offered it
Speak out boldly and let your claims be
made known.
In short, our object is to publish a
paper for the people Of this county, and
while we will discuss State and National
Po'' ." '~' '-- --y' "nr speciality
will be county Interests. This is what the
people want and need, and 10 obtaining
it, they do not care to pay for con,
densed aud disconnected conglomeration
of old dished up political news, as we'll as
for the local news, which is principally
their desire in subscribing for county
paper.
We believe the HeraM is we'll worth
the Dollar wo ask for it-and moro.
Indeed the good words that come to US
from our old subscribers confirm US in
this belief, and encourage US to pe-scvcre
during the coming year.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04
A Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of ad-
mnistration granted to the undersigned
on the estate of Andrew Cochran, deceased by
the Clerk of the Probate Court of Lincoln county,
Mo-, on tho 18th day of December, 1871.
All persons having claims against said estate
arc required 10 exhibit them to the administrator
for allowance within one year fro II the date Of
said letters. or they may be prccluded from any
benefit of said estate, and if not exhibited within
two years fom the date Of said letters they will
be forever barred.
jan4 EDWARD b. HULL. Admir-.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04
POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS.

DEPARTURES OF MAILS.
,cr wontsviile, daily (excspt Sunday at loor.A.
Lost Branch, Monday ...... ....""".-7.soA.M.
Louisiana via Auburn, Mon, Wednes.,
Friday, ...."........ ...... '...'.oVV
Ashley, Wednesday and saturdny...s.0o
High Hill and Truxton, Friday ,".".7.00
CAP. saturdays""".........".7.s
The mails close at o'clock on the evening
rrevious to their departures.
ARRIVALS.
trom Weatsville ily(sxcept Sunday 800 P.
Lost Branch, Mondeys"".."-.."....6.0
Louisiana Wis Auburn, Tues, Thurs,
and Saturday "....""..."""...4.O0
Ashley, Tuesday and Friday, ,..."..5.00
High Hill and Truxton, Saturday 900
Cap-au-Gris, aturdsy....."".""..6.0O
d. CRUMP, p. NJ.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04

We understand that q negro boy was
killed at Chain of Rocks, in this county,
last Tuesday night, by "a son of Mr.
Creed Shelton Of that place. We have
not learned any of the particulars.
1t is also reported that a man was
seriously y stabbed at Truxton last Tues
day. The names of the parties and the
circumstances are unknown to US.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04

The Clarksville Sentinel says old Santa
Claus poured candy and toys into the
stockings of tho little ones, while he
seems to have poured egg nogg into the
boots Of the big ones"
The same paper says that Mr.. and Mrs
Rodney Tinsley Of that county were mar.
ried in the year 1910, on the 3Olh of
March, and if they live three months
longer will have been married go years.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04

Look out you timid, bashful bache.
lors. This is leap year, and if you don,
watch the corners closely, some fair and
winning damsel will slip tho moose over
your heads before you are aware of it.
But what's the use to tell you to watch
the corners, for who Of you are too mod.
est to do this on windy day? Shame
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04

A lady Of our acquaintance, writing to
her sister, perpetrated the following bull,
which is equal TO anything we ever heard
Of e,nenating from a son Of Erin: "Send
me a piece Of your new green dress SO |
can see what color it is."
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

STRAY NOTICE.-Taken up by Th,mas-s.
~ Briscoc of Bedford township, n white hei:cr.
some red spccks on head and neck, years old
next spring. and appraised at Sl5 by J. T. Reeds
and William Hines, before j. N. Reels, ]. 2.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04
LOCAL AND COUNTY.
PLEASE NOTICE

That business men sometimes have need
of Money, and we respectfully suggest to
all persons indebted to the late firms OF
HUTT Il PARKER and PARKER & CO.,
that If they will come forward and pay
off their notes and accounts, they will ma
terially relieve our present wants.
e.. w. PARKER.
PARKER & co.
November 2, 1871.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04
MARRIED..

On the Sd inst, at the residence of the brides
father, Mr.. Wright Nichols. by Elder Timothy
Ford, Mr.. JAMES HUMPHREYS and Miss
ADA L. NICHOLS, all OF this county.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04

COURTS IN LINCOLN COUNTY.
September.
rouNrY Commissioned Mondays in February
May, August and November.
RpRonArE coURr-Second Mondays in January,
April, July and October.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04

BUFFALO NURsERY.-Parties in need
OF trees are especially invited to give me
call, as | have a 6ne large stock, aud
am determined to sell them this fall and
next spring. Would like to trade trees
for II good strong light spring wagon,
suitable for one or two horses. Would
also trade for good mower and = good
No. I COW. Sec advertisement.
st!U3 \. NJ. SHtJtxS.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04

Remember Collier don't stay much
longer In Troy. Hurry up, to get your
pictures cheap.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04

SOMETHING NEAT.-We have received
r-"~ MAssrs Crawford & Wise, dealers
in genllemen's furnishing goods, 405 n.
Fifth street, St. Louis, whole edition
of the London Times reduced by means
of microscopic photography to 4ax7
inches in size. 1t contains 80, 900 words,
some of which a person with excellent
sight may read with the naked eye, and
all of which may bo read by means of a
magnifying glass. This system of re
ducing large papers was originated dur
ing the siege OF Paris, SO that copies
could be sent into the besicged city by
carrier pigeons. 1t is genuine curiosity
and beautiful specimen Of human inge.
nuity. Messrs. Crawford & Wise, who
are doubtless wise advertisers, turn this
ingenious contrivance into practical use
by having the name of the firm and bust
ness printed in red ink ever one page of
the wonderful little paper.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04

Pictures Pictures! The price of
pictures will be raised after the first Of
February at Golfers.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04

Tho demoralizing effects of Christmas
publications. are fast waning 10 this place,
and everybody is settling down into the
usual walks If life as the new year pro.
gresses.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04

Read this paper, and If you are willing
to part with it, loan it to your ueighbor
and. ask him to subscribe for it.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04

Mr.. j. p. Lynott will be in his new
hardware store soon, and then we intend
to "blow him up"
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04

Thanks to our young legal friend of
Jouesburg, Mr.. H. w. johnson, for u
congratulatory lotter and 81 for the
Herald,
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04

WANTED "A woman competent to
operate Lamb Knitting Machine. En-
quire at j. d. Browns, Troy, Mo.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04

We observe that Mr.. Joseph Hart has
at last got his new store room finished,
and has moved into it. Everything is
bran new, from the shelves and counters
to the complete stock Of ready made
clothing, domestics, etc, that adorn them.
Mr.. Hart is an enterPrising merchant,
and will move along, spite of fres and
other calomties.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04
=. c. CAKE. 4 !. N. McLELLAN
CAKE l. MCCLELLAN,
Real Estate Agents,
Troy. hi0csls County, No.,
buy and Sell Land. Pity rAxcs for NoA.
residents, Give Abstracts of Titles,
Write Deeds, Mortgages. Plats
of Lands, he.
They Offer fGr Sale the 'Foll6*16f
LabdSs

No. 1-1mprovcd fafn, 1S0 acre., = miles
northwest Of Auburn, Q miles Of railroad sud 2
miles Of rock road, IS acres ia cultivation. I54
acres splendid timber, hewed-fog houso IA sto-
ries, stable and corn crib. Price S25O0 ono thi<d
cash, balance on time.
NO. x-~Cvnl iand miles southwcst of TYAy.
40 acres IN tho middle of the coal fields and
within LOG yards Of the shaft at the Link mine.
Price $4,000, half cash, tu'ance on TINA.
NO. J-2O2 acres uniinproved timber land
5H miles south o. Millwood aud adjoining wSlt
prairie. Price $500. third cash, balance on long
time.
no. i--Tmprovcd farm Of 400 ae-csin snrihc
county, IA miles east of Brownsville an lIous-
tor.a, ON tho st. L6ais and Lexington railroad!
200 acres fcnccd, re in cultivation, 81 acre. In
grass, l2O acres good timber, hewcd.log house
win rooms cistern and good well; s springs
on the farm, log stables, III bearing fruit trees
Price $50 per acre-S30OO cash, balance to sui,
purchaser. Good heghborhood and sp4endid
land.
No. 5-lIouse and lot in Troy, frame house
10 by Az and one story high, 4 rooms, closet,
smoke house, cistern, shiubbcry, &c.. lot 100 by
100 feet, 200 yards from town 81 ring Priee and
terms $1,000 cash,
NO. 6=-Farm Of ll9 acres u miles of Mos-
cew Mill, ~ acr,s in cultivation, 70 ncres good
timber, IS bearing peach trees Price $50 per
acre, Two o'thfrds cash, balance on time.
NO. Id acres timber land, unIeriaid with
coal, 2la miles of Moscow. Price $2J per acre,
two. thirds cash. balance on time
improved inrm OF VIA nrres, ono
',, ,''u .om tne M court mouse IN Troy, 70 acres ia
sa.n "on 20 acres N pasture ana meadow iCO
h'e year ora apple trees, 70 peach trees, As acres
l. / story Is by "a aiI in anod 80. 9 "n" ,sa an
house. chicken bonsc s,ohios .na oi;h ~
tobacco barn of A ,;ors ,ooJ ,r.u i,; No.
terms S35 cash rcr ocrs i,s, IN. ,s.. cs s"u
n, rson who dcsirns ,o oarrv ~, sI,P r"I Poo 'os
also get the benefit nf cood .csnn,. j., T,,, unc
h;s oh idrnn W s''" s'"'o'' '" troy TUT
~.
we UrLimrro'eu i'tm oi ~ acres ga miles
east Oh iroV, 20 ncres IA cultivation, So acres
you ''nper' loe mouse 10 oyIo, ,astories, smoke
,'s n"use' Iorn cr.o ana stables, I21 young fruit
aets I t III uear'hs' rice 5000 acre, t~o thirds
'"sn 0"'a"ce Oh ''h'.
NO. iO-Inproved farm of so acres . mIiss
south of Troy, rs acres in cultivation, I5 acres
in grass and 30 acres timber, house % by Is, TX