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TIMBER LAND
FOR Sale.

Northeast u Of the southeast 4 Of section
ten (l0), township eighty-one 81, range one i.
west OF the 5th p. m.
The above forty acres OF timber land IL
covered with fine second growth timber. and
Is valuable piece Of property. II will be
sold on the following terms: One.tbird
down: one-third In one year; and one third
In two years. The above tract OF land lies
two miles west Of Louden, Cedar county,
For further Information enquire OF
J. J. SPEAkMAS, Agent,
.sff Upton, Iowa
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Improved Farm

Fo r 8 A Id
EIGHfY ACRES of first class prairie, well
~ fenced aud improved, but only cropped
shines. situated four miles east Of Upton is
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TERMs:-One-third cash; balance 10 suit
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Hs>as Ot.s>os. Auosses t.ea.etat
Masgo AsYTssvus. rugasiussatesa "a Itas istgrtsui
.sas.s ". Enw aans. State ptsssst
IsuaN ]. sxAEs, State itsaahs
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-02-10

building in some form the home
that had been so happy. And
she prayed with more faith
than ever before, for her lellv.
erance. For love brings fallh
Somewhere on in the sleepless
night she stood at The window
The moon was shining now, and
there was the path through the
pasture, and there was the
Ience, and there was the box,
alder.
She sat there a long time.
Then she saw some one come
over the fence and walk to. the
tree, and then on toward Pele
Jones's, Who could it be9 She
bought she recognized the fig
ure. But she was chilled and
shlvering, and she crept back
again INTO bed, ana dreamed
not. oil The uncertain days to
COME, but of the blessed DAYS
that were past-of a father and
a mother aud a brother in q
happy home. But somehow
the schoolmaster was there too.
CHAP. VIA Night at Pete JOnes's.
When Ralph got to Pete
Jones's he found that sinister
looking individual in the act Of
kicking one OF his many dogs
out of the house.
"Oome in, stranger, come In.
You'll find this ere house full
OF brats, but | guess you kin
kick your way around among
'em. Take cheer. Here, gil
out! go to thunder with your
And with these mild impera-
tives he boxed one of his boys
in one direction and one of his
girls over in the other. IL be
lleve in trainin' up children TO
mind when they're spoke to-
he said TO Ralph apologelically
But it seemed to the teacher
that he wanted them to mind
just a little before they were
spoken 10.
"P'raps you'd like bed. Well
jest climb up the ladder ON the
outside of the house. Takes up 9
thunderin' sight of room tc
have a stairs inside, and we
ha'n't got no room to spare
You'll find a led in The furdesl
corner. My Pete's already got
half of it and you can take
tother halt. Ef Pete goes to
takir his halfin the middle, and
trying to make you take yourn
on both sides, jest kick him.
In this comfortloss bed sin
the furdeSt corner" Ralph
found sleep out of the question
Pete took three fourihs of the
bed, and Hannah took all OF his
thoughts. SO he lay, and look.
ed out through the cracks in
the "clapboards' Gas they call
rough shingles in the old West)
at the stars. For The clouds
had now broken away. And he
lay thus recounting to himself,
as a miser counts the pieces
that compose his hoard, every
step of that road from the time
he had overtaken Hannah in
the hollow to the fence. Then
he imagined again the pleasure
OF helping her over, and then
he retraced the ground to the
box-alder tree at the spIing.
and repeated to himself the
conversation until he came 10
The part in which she said chat
only time and God could hep
her. What did she mean? What
was the hidden part ofher lifes
What was the connection be.
tween her and Shockys
Hours wore on. and still the
mind of Ralph Hartsook went
back and travelled the same
road, over the fence, past the
box-alder. up to the inexplica-
Bile part of the conversation
and stood bewiidered with the
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-02-10
From Hearth sd Home.
THE HoosIER SCHOOL MASTER.
u 1Y EpwARp EoaLHaIoN.

trusted. us Ralph had simired
and wondered at the quiet
drudge. But twas when, in the
unacoustomedu sunshine OF
praise, she spread her wings a
little, that he, loved her. He
had seen her awake. 49,.
You Miss Amelia wish me TO
repeat lltheirltve-taIk. l am
AFRAID you'll find il dull. Love
can pipe through any kind of a
reed. Ralph Gtnlked love TO
Hannah when he spoke of the
weather, Of the, crops, of the
spellipg,sfhool, W.eaiRer, crops,
and sPelIiag-s ool-These were
what shis words 'wobld say il
reported Rut balok ali ,hssa
| coai3o,rn}3o,lnn,acssa.l ,ba,,Iay vihrast ~
somee a,o,e,b; slE3 eloo '6o oIa ,aa,T1 oo, !, :
| love owe are a great al III hs,ter uLar
ono sdoas r,t.5.isnoa, or ~.
words disl,,e.a ara - W. yn,ooor, Ton 90 ,SsI y, !
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have real;zad If fajltbo;r u;shos
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whom we WRITE down ro,ls arc
tbe orIv uiso noor,o or,or ou
Is il not wise 10 no bannv2 La,
Them alona IF vo,, do ma,
know how il is vourseIr ! pitv
vop...
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ApyERTlsINGgPEaN,S

~ - ~ FNTN~ - 49,
ment as to the direction in
which he should walk. The
bluegrass pasture (waait NOT
like unto the garden OF EdenV)
lay right before him. That box
'ider was it not o tree oflife2ls
stood Just in sight. To spring
over The. fence and take the
path down the hill and over the
brook was ss quickly done asa
decided upon. To stand again,
under The box-alder, to cliEib.
again over the farther fence,
and 10 walk down the road to.r
ward the school house, was SO,
easy and SO delightful that,it
was doae without thought, For,
halph was a man full of eleHlA
who, when he saw no wrong I'M
anything that proposed Ilseis!
was apt to follow his impulse;
without ehberption. And th.s.
keeping company with .thes
stars, and the memoryof a de-
Iighlful walk, were so much
letter than the commonplace
Flat Greek life, ,sthat heithrew
himself into his night excdrsionb
with enthusiasm. % DE sdi 20
At last he stood in the httl6
hollow where first Re had join@
ed himself to Hannah. 1t was
he very spot at which ShockS,
too, had met him a few morn.
ings before. He leaned against
he fence and tried TO solvs'
again the puzzle of Hannah's
troubles. For that she Had
troubles he did not doubt
Neither did he doubt that he
could help her it he could disp
cover what they were. Buth6l
had no clue. ,~-.o 10 ,t'lS4
All at once his heart stood
still. He heard the thud of
horses hoofs coming down The
road. Until that moment he had
not felt his own loneliness, He
shrank back further into tho,
fence corner. The horseme.i,
were galloping. There were
three of them, and there WAS
.aH q
one figure that seemed famiii-
ar 10 Ralph. But he could not.
ell who il was. Neither corld
he remember having seen the
horse, which was a sorreI With
a white lett Iorefoot and a white
nose. The men noticed him
and reined up little. Why.
he should have been startled by
the presence of these men hs
could not TELL but an indefna
BILE dread seized him. Tlei,
galloped on, and he stood still
shlvering with a nervous fear.
The cold seemed to have got.
ten into his bones. He re-.
membered that the whole re
giou lying on Flat Greek and
CliIty Creek had the reputation
of being infested with thieves,
who practiced horse-stealing
and se-breaking. For ever
since the day. when Murrell's
confederate bands were para
lyzed by the death Of their.
leader, there have still existed
gangs of desperadoes in parts
of Southern Indiana and Iii.
nois, and in Iowa, Missouri
Kentucky, and the Southwest
It was out OF these materials
that border ruffianism . has
grown, and the niue members
of the Reno band who wefs :
hanged two or three years ago
by lynch law, were remains Of
the bad blood that came into
the West in the days Of DAME y
Boone. Shall I not say that,
these bands Of desperodoes ,
still found among the spoof
Whitley" "dirt.eater" class are
the outcrorpings Of tie bad
blood sent from England in.
convict shipsi And ought al
old country to SOW the fertils
soil of a colony with snch no1. : :,
;or, aood2 ~1 'Lt| psA
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SNA"Ah' ouI bllll III
happiness.
As they came to the gate,
DIR. Small pushed past them
in his cool deliberate way
and mounted his horse. Ralph
bade Hannah good night, bav-
ing entirely forgotten the er.
rand which had been his ex.
cuse to himself for coming out
of his way. He hasiened to his
new home, The house of Mr.
Pete Jones, The same who be.
lieved in. the insepara bleness
of "liokln' and larnin'". .-
"You're a purity gal, amt youl
You're a purity gal, amt youI
You air! Yes, you airlI" and
Mrs Means seemed so Impress
ed with Hannah's prettiness
that she choked on it, and could
get no farther. "a purity gal!
ytul Yesl you air a mighty
purity gal" and the old wo-
mans voice rose ill 1T could
have been heard half a mile.
"Fo be a'santenn' along he big
road after ten o'clock With the
masteH Who knows whether
he's a fit man for anybody TO
90 wilhs After all I've been and
gone and done for you! That's
The way you pay me! Disgrace
me! Yes, l say disgrace me!
You're mean deceitIul thing,
Stuck up bekase you spelt the
master down, Ketch me lettin'
you go to spellin' school TO-
morry night! Ketch ME! Yes,
ketch ME-, say p r..
"Looky here, marm," said
Bud, ut seems to me you're
maxim a blamed furss about
nothln'. n'tyell SOS they'll
hear you three or four mile
You'll have everybody tween
here and Clilty walked up" Fol
the old woman had got so ex'
cited over the idea of being
caught allowing Hannah go 10
spelling-schoOl that she Lad
raised her last "Keich me!' to {
perfect whoop. That's the
way I'm treated whimpered the
old woman" who knew how tC
take the "lnjured innocence
dodge as well as anybody
That's the way Pm treated. You
alters take sides with that all
hussy agin your own flesh and
blood. You don't keer how
much trouble have. Not you
Not a dog-on'd bit. | may be
disgraced by that air ongrate-
full criIter, and you set righ
here in my own house and sass
me about it. A purity fellow
you Az! An me delvin' an
a drudgin' fer you all my born
DAYS. A purity son ant youP
Bud did not soy another
word. He sat in the chimney
correr and whisiled "Dandy
Jim from Caroline" His dr.
version had had the effect he
sought. For while his tender
hearted mother poured. her
broalside into his iron-clad
feelings, Hannah had slipped
up the stairs to her garrett
bedroom, and when tie old
woman turned from the col.
lous Bud TO 6pish her assault
upon the sensitive girl, she
could only gnash her teeth in
disappointment. ....
Stung bv the insults 10 which
she could not grow insensible.
Hannah laid awake until the
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gRTrgEAuywl gSfHsi of Main and
Logan sts., Opposite Court House.
The New York herald., 1872-12-15

WALLER M'SoRLEY. 245 GRAND STREET, NEAR
.Bowery. Special inducements for the Holidays Great
est bargains offered Silk Velvet Cioaks $35 Vel
vc,een Coaks richly trimmed si2 Cloth and Cashmere
sacques and Talmas Sc and upwards; Suits and Dresses
in every material and latest styles 81 and upwards
Dressing Room; Garments fitted without extra charge
Brochs Long shawls sia and upwards Paisley Plaid,
striped and Black Th,bet shawls in every STYLE all
prices. Silks, velves and vevetceus Dress Goods,
Dress Goods The assorted aud cheapest stock of
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colors In all the fashionable fabrics Dress Patterns for
Holiday Presents at 81 So -. 81 50 the dress and up.
wards. Mourning Goods, Mourning Goods every make
and style, at lowest prices
Special bargains In Black Alpacss
Immense stock and great bargains In
I}# Blankets. Fianneis, Cloths, Cassimercs,
Waterproof Cloths, Linens, White Goods, Hosiery,
Underwear. MusIins, Housekeeping Dry Goods &c.
An goods marked in plain nsurca
No deviation.
WALLER McsORLEy.
near Bowery.
The New York herald., 1872-12-15

HOLIDAY ao0Dsi
II. O'NEILL,
i08 and ITO SIXTH AVENUE.


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Z. O'NEILL lest stock OF Ladies' Suits on and
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The New York herald., 1872-12-15

"A CRY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK latter
e 70 He hrty
REGULAR SALES OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c,
EVERY WEpNEspA,,Y, d.l "A, ANp sATuhpAy rn
lie private sale TO the best advantage. and general
assortment OF Horses Carriages Harness and everything
in the Horse ne to suit the needs Of all classes OF pur
e"-'''' . 'o''''L A LARGE DRIVING RING
in the Mart for showing Horses on sale.
Tweniy-four hours allowed for trial
on everv Horse sold under warran,ee.
Carriages taken on storage.
Superor stabling for Horses on sale.
Outside sales solicited and promptly attended to.
Liberal advances made ythng the Horse line.
LARGE LOT OF FAwN TRUCK BLANKETS AT
n greatly reduced prices; double breasted kerscy Sta
Tor Stations cheap Stable Blankets and Hoods: English
Scotch snd IN s Lap Rugs ron X Y y S9
AT OUR REPAIR SHOPS, 81 CROSBY STREET,
N One Clarence.
One six seat Rockawsy,
One Park Phacton.
Successors to John r. Lawrence Co, 55s Broadway.
A SECOND HAND CARRIAGES IN GREAT
IA. variety, for sale cheap. consisting OF
two six pass Rockaways: Brewster of Broome street,
Coupe R0ckaways Slcighs;
y;n. also tcp and pnotop y . W.agons, %, Q, o,hsr
A 8. FRANDRAU Nos ! and Is East Eighteenth st.,
between Broadway and Ffftn avenue
-NOTICE--I HAVE ONE EACH LEFT OF MY
IA. own make, Clarence and Coach, very handsome
add stylish, suitable for hacking or private.
WM ~ GRAY, ~ and ~ W 0Qster street.
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MARBLE MANTELs.
COAL AND WOOD.

@E En FOR NUT COAL, EGO AND FURNACE
load delivered. THOMAS THEDF0KD,
Tweaty-seventh street aud Ninth svenue.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
Useful Presents.
Special Bargains.
Ceases Black Alpacas. SOC. Avery beautiful quality
Black Serge, SOC, worth 45c.
French Cashmere, MerinOes, Empress Cloth vclours.
Biaritz CLOTH Tamse Cloth Brilliantines Henrietta
Cloth, Grape Cloth,
Black Silks. &C.,
at great reduction close the seasons importatlons;
also choice Embroideries, Cloaks. Shawls Cloths Suits
Alaska Furs Muf and Boa, $40.
JACKSON'S Mourning Store
To Broadway
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@ L. TAYLOR, NO. CLINTON PLACE rs RE.
-. ceiving every month from Paris designs in
Promenade and Reception Costumes: also the latest
styles In Patterns Ladies' learning TO cut by our system
styles which they recevcin other house in the
rttv
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An IMMENSE SACRIFICE FOR CASH OR LIBERAL
IA percentage on loan Magnificent I octave rose
wood overstrung Pianoforte; grand action iron frame
legs latest improvements; manufacturers guar
antee. No. Blocker street, near Bowery.
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ITAIR! HAIR HAIR i-SHAW'S PATENT HAIR.
II equal TO human hair; can be combed and brushed
Switches SOC. human Hair cheapest and best In the
market; solid Switches. one yard long g; French
dressed 2bc latest styles always hand $50 Bow
cry between Fourth and Great Jones streets stairs
and 363 Sixth between Twenty and Twen
ty.third streets. up stairs
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A SECOND HAND PIANOFORTE WANTED-IN Ex-
~ change for q lad US first class dark Mink Cape, in
cluding Mn Address, stating where piano can be seen.
box 2l3 Herald Office