The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-27

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and Danviile road. Large brick dwelIira
"A oy oZ fect front, rooms with hail On u'e s.
story and cross halls on second story Gra nrs'
each room, ceilings IL, and feet, c.llar lst
~ rect wi,h stone walls. Living well Of nn,y
acres In cultivation, fine orchard of s,lcoi ~, ~
OF ail Kinds all the land under fence. On 1" ,o.s
leading to coal fields. At low figures md ,nsn' vaa
to suit purchaser. '''ms
so Acres n,
~. One mile north ot Troy on Louisville ro,a
NICE one story cottage dwelling with 4 rooms,
mile from st. l.. K X. ra ilroad. 40 acres in ~,
uva'lon young orchard Of select fruit. b,e;n.
chaser. " suit Pur'
204 Acres M
Three and a half miles south of Trov. a
splendid farm, over 100 acres in cult;voi;or
good dwelling with or 8 rooms, 2 new barns,
good outbuildings. plenty Of using ond s,nni,
water on public road, a fine orchard of ss,on,
iruit and small fruits, n fine garden nailed In
dwelling stands on nice elevation with nica
yard. Entiio farm under fence and every acrs
susceptible OF cultivation. Splendid tract OF
| low figures. WI!
800 Acres M
,oo -Four miles south of Troy on Mexico road.
Loo acres in cultivation, prairie land, fran,
u"el'ihg with rooms, good orchard of select
iruit' Is iine stock fam, good barns, plenty fno
| ''"'''i w h'cp IIucC up, plenty using sDd stock
water. IN good neighboihood accessible in nj,
directions Good stand for public house and
finding quarters Will sell part or all to suit
purchaser. Price worry low.
100 Acres N0.0
-Four miles south Of Troy, 20 acres in cult,
| vauon, log dwelling with 3 rooms, meat housc
and barn, good well of living water and,n small
orchard of fruit trees. Half mile of dis,ri.,
school house, half mile west o, Sand Run church
same distance from Post OAK and in n good
neis borhood. Very cheap and desirable.
sOO Acres No. 8
-Four miles north of Troy. 20 acres in good
strte Of cultivation, 2-story log dwelling house
Is by ~ with l. 10 by "6, rooms in ALL orchard
of select fruit of all kinds, mile west Of St. l..
Il. railroad, very fine spring of never falling
water near the house, convenient to school and
churches, in good ncighborhood and Il, very low
! figures.
LOIS IN troy. No. 10
Nice piece OF property in Troy--a hocl Of
lots, with comfortable dwelling, good garden.
yard, &c., on one Of the finest streets in town
Cheap for cash.
lOi Acres No. II
miles east OF Chantila, log dwelling with
rooms, meat house and excellent cistern nlen,v
of stock water, Az acres in cultivation At low
hguies an o. easy terms.
2 Lots in Troy. No. -
A goo piece of property in The town Of
Troy lots. dwelling house and meat house,
enclo-od with good fence, on a fine street, and
commands splendid view of the town. Cheap
for cash.
100 Acres No. 81
OF land situated in Lincoln and Pike couu-
ne. ON the waters of Bryant's creek, in survey
ll3I, within 3 miles of IA boat landing ON the
Mississippi river, and is divided into lots OF
about 200 acres each. All this land is very val.
liable. possessing soil unsurpassed for produc-
ti'encss, with an abundance of water for all
purposes. peculiarly adapted to fruit growing
and stock raising, with extensive improvements
on each and every lot, and the uncultivated nor
ton covered with the finest timber in northeast
Missouri. All in an excellent neigh Dor hood, Of
easv access to churches and schools, and from
wh'ch teams can make three tips to the river in
a day' for .ae IN lots to sui, purchasers and on
terms most liberal indeed. Person. desiring
homes which will pay and be blessing to them
selves and posterty, could not do better than
buy one or all of these splendid lots of land.
251 I-2 acres No. II
On the Mississippi Bluff, miles west Of Can
au Girls and miles southeast Of New Hone on
the BIuif road, so ncres in cultivation balance in
hnc timber. Frame dwelling with 5 rooms tol-
erably good out buildings, 4 or 5 neyerfailing
springs on the place, good cisern near door of
dwelling young orchard of select Fl nit, near to
Baptist and Christian churches and school house.
miles from RobinsOn's mill and store in very
fine neighborhood, splendid wheat, corn and
home and to get your money back on. Price
very low and terms to suit purchasers Be I'M
hurry else you will be left out in the cold
Lot in Troy. No. Is
Lot No. Is in Troy, good property of
lots, dwelling with rooms, nice yard, horse and
cow lot young orchard of select fruit, good
garden, in desirable part of town, on a 6ne
street and commands fine view of the town,
Al low figures and terms to suit the purcb aser
Buy before the ST L 4 X r r /. completed, and
thereby secure yourself handsome profit
Troy property. No. l6
"llere is the place to get your money back"
me Poensalot property Main Cherry and
mon streets 'hree store rooms, one fronting on
Main ana Cherry streets, the other two fronting
on Main street. all one-s.ory frame buildings
ana on the same lot and Immediately back of The
store room on the corner of Main and Cherry isa
one-story frame dwelling with rooms. This
properly occupies the very best location in the
town OF Troy for any kind of mercantile busi-
ness and will be sold at very low figures and on
terms exceedingly generous. If you desire the
best business stand in Troy you will find It to
your interest to be up and doing, else you will
lose bargain worth having.
lao Acres. No. II
LOOK HERE. YE STOCK MEM! lao
acres In n fine state of cultivation, 100 acres in
grass balance ready for any kind Of grain. ali
under good fencing in fields, on the TROY and
Auburn road, lart of tn Jonah Morris farm,
mi'es IRAN Troy and miles south from Auburn,
pienF OF Stock wa'er' buildings; also tho un-
divided one fifth part of 200 acres of good tim
bered land one mile west Of the l4O acre tract.
which Is also a part of the Jonah Morris farm.
These lands are within short distance of tho
81 are very valuable and in n good
condition t" yield an hundred fold. Price ~ 900,
too cheap to talk about, terms LIBERAL
2iO Acres M. Is
Two and n half miles north of Trov on tho
lroN and Louisville road, 1870 acres in fine state
OF cu'tlvation % acres in meadow we'll taken
N u t'mothy, acres in orchard of choice summer,
.n ana winter fruit' and the rest of the farm in
timber and very r'ch land. PLENTY of nprc
running water through the farm at all seasons
o' me ye"r, at convenient distances from barn
yard well OF fine cold water having an average
throughout the year depth of #, convenient
to house Fences all in good repo;r Tha ,;,a
Bile 'and is fresh, having been cleared within the
past oyrs and has been we'll kept up by the
''oVer system of culture, and is adapted to the