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NHE TERRACE BUILDING LOTS
L IN BELLOWS FALLS

We offer. for 1874. the same advantageous terms
for building lots as last Our tract of spen
did lots has become now well and so fayoraby
known by the public, that nothing need be said Of
1t. without it is to add. that within the last few
months most Important changes have occurred
progress of erection. streets have been laid out and
graded and are open for lots have been carefully
arranged with reference to large and permanent
growth a new street, Center ST. has been opened
across the entire tract of lots by the town forming
junction with Henry street. thus surrounding the
whole plat with well arranged and beautiful prone
nades and drives that bring the varied attractions of
bellows rails at once to the eye Of the beholder.
through the streets thus with the spring water upon
the premises. enabling the lot owners at compare
lively trilng expense, to obtain all the water neces-
sary for domestic and FIRE purposes
In short, this place has become developed and IL
is admitted by all to be the attractive and beau
tiful building within the limits of Bellows Falls
Plans, terms aud all information of the various
lots, can always be had of j. ID. Bridgman, Bellows
Falls, FRIEDMAN a SITTER
Bellows Falls March Sd, 1874 10
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, 1874-04-19

CITY REAL ESTATE.
FoH sAEE-nY {. 5. HosnEn CO.. IFS EAST
New Deas5ufn..t., be,uoea Polk and Taylor. Is feet
Foarthsv; bs5ween Van BuFcn and HARRISON . ''s'
as:s + ID Sas"een Adams and Jackson s1''
Wet hetsean Robey and Ho7Do' brick
ninth. hou.s and 1T, 81 fast front, slooo; nothing
Mazxel.st.~ DoAr Jefferson, house and lot' % feet
Kssmcr:.". betnean jefferson and cnlon. house Il
Mul.ted. it, between Madison and Monroe. store and
Ne.t Huron-st.. two cottages and lots, s.. +oo and
shssen.t Tsya,. cottage ~ I'D IL st 3 S
Fiolsseea1, 'e near Msis,ed eottaes eqdiot ,so
ns.1 hoa,s sa.t.aa .aa Id Id sxo s
L.: Ii: sa sa Ksaa:;
Lots Mar.htea1t hesxeen aaason ana az toE Ko,tx
Iot On i.ke-ey. ne.r EEansy: sad Th'rty-ninth-st,
| 100 lots corner Eorth sud CalfosnsA. avs. .....,
5 sss II; M;ts1 it'd: :aS ~, FYs Ea5ss .na
i -. s. Sc. I, 1, r r i. i. ahs.D.
= = ,sfs, ,s;s.. Sss. g. + + 8 3 Il: t.
.}sssTs s ss5si S,ssf; ssf e F. Park; b.rsla
lo aeres IN sfs: 10; Aontro:o. ,.., A.. sn..t
pfopaFiy IN tho plaza. -''e'''N'S '~'' ~0''
EoR. .sALE-BY CHAPMAN I BARBER. 20 La
Hurbqtst.. between neden aud Fns1toaa si sst0sy
au bsek hon1s = rs eSa @ and e'ta
SssS Il iS:; sas ID h:a:s .h all
sea1os botroan HOME and 1oavtts south front.
- e! ri
ssst ssesa e! s
e: SsSs u &: ss H..
: =: :: K
-. III: RI t..
s9ssse nes1 ass. &i!ie.' s. Fl.
Lstsabee-st near Coatrs-'t. 81 10 fox History house
near, s.
Weston-st. near LIncoln-av., $50 pcf lot.
Duuning-st., near Mncoln-av., saOo per lot.
Ilis! ~ q 1ase'1;;y, q is9 r. =. ,o.
81
P,f H,i.sa. Psr so. fsS '''' 'front.'
aas1 1.tsa R!ts5at So pds fos se
Hsls:ed-st, near Wfis6xooda,.. SO Per foot. east
Owe GSen-st.. near Lincoln -av.. SEQ per lot.
ToRsAL-eW FEET oS DRExEL-AV., BETWEEN
m ,sss Il ed bs,Rssn n sy saa f
50 feet. east front. w.baahav.. south OF Thirty,
isss On Michigan7a Az. southeast of Thirty
q I'D IN ss
1so feot On North Lasa,le.st. between Chicago and
400 loot south Of Transit House, stoek-Yards.
ntnK from Aalste<i.At. eat M to Wallace a..
block. ea.t Of tUaionP.lk:.,,.-,---..-.-.z..., Uaion P.lk:
, 1874-04-19


r14v eEa1 ESTATE.
,,.-t, 80, ;, ~ poyn Roo,is Is AND 4.
- sdss ;s,oo s.to, and basement ne,,
aychax "a o al . snsnd oa dwe
u niw 2ssS1 sse bi
hara; ios &1ln; On Aionros.... between PaunA mud
Wood; house /. elegant inside.
sauo i5r,o . nex dssag With 10 lots =
bocks Of depot 4 Jes1.or 1aat y MINUTES r,s:t
seh ). ipGton ne. ~ zach must Tbs bs
sold NJ oace. ~ w. CO.
o down. -rq9m to.y nGuso, an1 wsbss
av: nnd state@t.. barfsln: ~ -ooa ,.+orr d,s,
IS ~, dSMn Vsa bs!fa Est Il oae
front; LOT e125 alcJ water. so"er, and gas sosh
IS. Gal-as ey down le.oon s-stosy, nav dwelling; lot
jacisoa and Van Barensts.
81 Gsn u.IS hSu IS Del moth; now Groom
cse,.se md iot ssa; On Thif1y 6c,vesa Went
TT. :, nice A!s eGt.xs
a. 0OLlrge 6room cotsaKo; lot o1I8 70 aney Aoase
aud uraisurs Al 70. 81 o soah front on "aahinston
si.ss.Si:e a.Tooa eot.<s, by wtndox xa,ss e., e.
eotts1e: lot 3o11so south front On Wash.
elsRea Se'"e'n Lsa'''' anu -
lot 1luQ south f,unt cornor of Taylor and Oypraas
~ s@1''s' '''N' AGANT LOIS
Of ncoln 1 on Van Bnrsn o per foot less than
tasl value. Loak Il Il.
Sc por foot - lots, c61l5o feo adjoining Car spEna
IS st ss Mslsgs .s On Michigan between Forty.
cffh and i0'hs s Soct of ds,ot at
81 piopsr, brick dwelling and lot.
:s I'D s
sSS ?sa1f sHa97 % ~ JAMES "a 3 90 co.
T. Dearborn-.t::
Praisie.av, ns.f 1teeath.st s fast, WITH cottage.
hou.e. % vsry cheap os' l"''7 '7'N
a,so 8 fe:t.. .lth house. a,, .' ~ s ~
1co ' feos. tonih fScnsts es viii sao houses
'front.' xtth seq house sna barn VI shss2
oo & 1car 1, t A eidcncs LAVA
s'sss SS:5DSaa1. is iee with good
Adsms-st. southwoas eornsF csmp6sl''a7.' I'd feet
a1ason-ss' northwest corner campbA'a'' ss f0o
oes.sss 1s:asnes ~ ssd b9eea bsse. = ..,. ,
Haska.st.. near I.rrs6ee, is fesi, south front.
'?;esss feet o..t 'front.' splendid ee.oD
sae:.''''AS eeatse e00'en''' '@'l'''s Anu Das'.
Yards in o''eA' WIZ "u''4D1
s as a
'4sR %Rs:sassen Hsafas. and e.a;E suburban
! Tof saIE-BY 6A67E / aoR1ER, ROOM i.
s:;, ,eo9-So1ts chsl.st., 4stor, and basenou. brick
0s5iss; sis .st!lv.akee,a,. two 2.ter7 buildings
sssTao 4oasss snis Hds FL Web
| sterav
SoeS W., sl1'' cSia eSssp Ssa1'
eiEesS sf. s;S-57 tee. on B,uehorst., near sobis.
, 1874-04-19

s1l non slIE-xT aiaHfAa6 r1RT~1 SFw Twor
fsss ss
dsd lad shaded near tha lake and o ths same .ttest
sea Vt Ds f9oneh - root ia s.s6 5.t :.o:
i an s spe.ranes handsoms snd 5
6s a!s1
n T & !, Ha,1I hs sns sos s
and l isst seogs te ls,a Of o tcassn qsn ana "a
Ia party ooEins for @ suealba should e1s!ae
%ess Ann' {
ee sssa = HAKGAiS o.
s bs:as IN nd IL;
s poref xo H. o hit tstSn On III ouSe mss
tos tol CO.. g. j. sToUGH i @ % "
L limits. on line Of y: $; r: q. r bargain for
ss Aps, = =; Sfsis HUNDRED
to isks sho;s dFi;s i bos0s lots*
az;ss Id Adit?n nat to ais:!,idS ss z Ill.,
t. ns toGk q fooa o, ~ ss 'o a,e.s
+. ff.6aae ofiss, III fssdsy NOT: --
FOR ~ s,sx tc,ns ~ " h.rEao.
g!ssSHiL 4 Lasaile: ae ~ '1''
70 depo e. T. cRf fssi: + % ''''s
E5R Or 5aE1T5Tix=sEvERzI s. ! :: . AeEETnac1s
y
G. E:cRAFTs. . ~ y Lasal!ost: ,7zz7z;7
5Sa5 i +, sis EeE s.,cs eozE ssss
nt, hoa''1 H1 e hnSnsd Z Room Tbnne Baii
d.: 5s: 5s:NN-----,=--
oSE,s Sd a ao s,xs o assf DEPOT
i, iass3!s i > sI9gaA = Rss5Ss;s:
xsp1 its n T.
from 70 = !: :: T.: Room :: " ias;a!s:s.:
FOB sALE-oR 70 KENI1N NJ T. a.. ctrs
ot oVerieotine oos ias.: Wit ei,tst
SSsF5 sxAs
Sst NH p .s "a
s19s W ca ss to- 20
F. .ad
e; 5; HUBBARD dr. Real Estate Agent ''' WISH
;9S5Se-e3: %9@ s,7a-777Tf; RF77s R777 H0aiE-s1x
f5 S% s. ID s;sssss 11lor
non sALE-CHEAP-IoT to1155 FEET N NOR
@ Ssed RssE} s ohs'saas:t. H'sT Vine. Address
-. Tribune once: - a,;77 M
Is dspst ssa .Ssiaas i; ~ ia a. Pssf: ii:
me u s hc,eo hn1 Vii
= i ds9s ass'ss's Rsa
sps,out eu N 11. ~ ~. - - scens,ihc and III ~ this
Is valuable Gny = 1ar - y L @ H. ~ ur
i :; Sss
ss hsss selected Isl of bargains. 3. KNIGHT CAR
TER, 157 Wa,hingtou-st.
Foa sALE-0R, ExGIIANGEjcHoIGE; asp Ae; Ac-
rose sud MAywaod the G1ena Diysion Ut the North
weItorn Railroad, 81 miles from the city lntts. This
nropc5ty IL ceed for high. dranab3 ground
ill., dIYertifod scenery: beautiful park observatory u
feet high ard rowing hantiu gzoundS churches
Goteo Ma ~, s.oGs W 81 e. fss bv c.fi;ng m o.
dira.sin1 & EEif1lT II III Al the of;ca nf the
Matos. nuittoss11S 1SSnn,n1 ~ ia tt,shfnr,nns. ~ - A
~ aae.lose oo!1pen3. --"4 =. :. e.a!o s-o.
NOR SALE-PARTrES WISHING TO BUY LOTS
, 1874-04-19
SUBURBAN REAL ESrar>

erty-1s scsas at South Eaglexood iari.I F!t9P.
fna aon.s sad los e bslo,t. Wiz Addreas E j. Hs Ht.s
, 1874-04-19

TOR SALE-AT A GREAT BARGAIN-HOuSE
u and lot Thirty st. cast OF Michigan. .av
house contains rooms and Ia frzt-ratc osdsr inside
blinds, etc., only 50, 500; terms easy Address H -
, 1874-04-19

FoR sALE-AT NORWOOD PARK, LOT i3,f==
quire at 80 West Sotth.ay =
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PERSON Nal.

Hon. Geo. r. Mckee has removed from lau-
caster to Coyingtou, ~ here how'll reside iu tu-
tsre. Lancaster has los, most valuable cit
ilen in the change
We hal the pleasure aa Monday lat, OF
meeting in our office, Samuel 70. Boone ESD,
local editor Of our -prishtly coiempoary, the
Winchester Democrat
Mr. VIM. Trotter, Of Taylor county, brother
to Mrs Moses Elmoie, of this ulaey, ha. late
ly fallen heir 10 an estate worth hall a mill
lien dollar, bequeath,d by an aunt in Eng
land.
Judge Bailey Is doing very well with hi,
broken leg. We stated last week that hi. an
HE Was dislocatcd by fan from hls stable
loft il is worse, bis lcg was broken all Che
bone badly shattered jl.i above the ankle
joint.
Dr. q. W. Bronough, late Of Crab Orthard,
physician and surgeon Of long and success
ml practice, has locatcl in our midst, his
family occupying the Hughes property on the
Danyillepike. Wew,lcomc the cordially
and feel that We have gained most worthy
citizen, and q ssiliul aray.ion O. thc ranks OF
the medical fraternity Of stanford.
The correspondent, Of the Louisville Com
m1eid turns aside from h.- rotiue of stale
cu'cl-m. anon the acts of tine General A.
sembly q. p.raua..t. one OF sworlt pct.,
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The Candidates..

The department Of our paper devotedto the
candidates for the various Offices t. be filled
next August presents quite an array Of aspir-
ants. The voters oithe county are beginning to
wondcrwho'llbc the ne xt and to find ii extreme
~ difficult to select, even from among those
who have offered, those most deserving of sup
port We are in the same boat, and truly
sympa,hlze with the dear people" But the
worst has not come; many other, perhaps
equally as worthy, are yet to make public
announcement Of their aspirations, and, as a
consequence, we may look forward to the Gu
rious paradox of "short crops and easy times"
Last week We presented the following:
For Tailor, Mr.. Jerome ID. Brady, a resident
Of the "Bald hill" region ofour county, good
citizen, competent for the position he asks, and
worthy Of support.
For Jailor, Mr.. Z. VI. Davidson, Of Stan
ford, who, we learn, will not submit his can
jidacy to the party Of which he claims to be
a member.
For Tailor, Mr.. u. L. Green, of Tirnersviile
precint. BY misunders,anding-for which
we are to blame-Mr. Green was announced
for Assessor last week. lie aspircs to the Of
Gee Of Jaiior, AMI, 50 far as we know, is de-
serving Of support by the party Of which he
has long been an active member.
For Assessor, Jessie +. Carter, of the North
we-t part of the county, good Democrat,
worthy and popular citizen, and good bust
ness qualifications.
For Assessor, Capt. W. T. Mckinney, resi-
dence near Stanford, brave and gallant SOL
der in war, and an exemplary citizen in time
Of peace, above reproach in every respect,
competent for the office, and worthy of the
confidence of any party. lie is well known
in all sections Of the county.
For Assessor, Mr.. W. L. Ramsey, Of Stan
ford precint who has been before the PEOPLE
before, and is too well known to require an
Introduction. lie was defeated for the nomi-
nation by the Democratic party, for Assessor,
four years ago, by one vote, aud now presents
his claims to the party for further considera-
ton.
In this weeks issue we announce Rev. Jno.
\. Boyle, Of llustonvillc, (the "Falstafi" of
these columns) well-known throughout the
county as grntlema. every way worthy Of
public confidence, and eminently qauiaed for
the position he asks, for Clerk Of the Lincoln
Circuit Court
We also announce this week, Mr.. A. B.
Owen, of Stanford, for Tailor Mr. Owen has
been a citizen of our county for several years,
having removed here from the estate of
Wayne Knowing that Wayne produces
none but clever, Intelligent and worthy men,
nearly all Of whom can bea. tn world on a
hog, cattle, horse or land trade We regard
Mr.. Owen as formidable opponent in his
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TO-DAE'S EE3SIS.

Phcrigo 4 Dudlcrar sell Groccte. As cheap
as any house in town.
Phoriso u Dudlcrar will pay the highest
market price for Meal and Flour in exchange
Tor goods.
Standard print, have advanced little dur
ing the past few day,, bat you can g. thc best
at the Trade Palace a; ne,
Merchants dealing in Groceries everywhere
scll cheap when hey buy from Wheat *
Cheney, Wholesale Grorcrs, Louisville Ky
No Wholesale Boot and shoe House has o
better established ,pn'aion for liberal and
satisfactory dealing with its customers than lhe
house Of Plat d Allen, 9jo Main street,
Louisville, Ky.
Al persons in any manner indebted Co John
O. McAli-tgr are urgently requested to call at
the Trade Palace aud settle mp Those hay
ing claims against him will please present
them Tor adjustment
The United Slltcs Hotel, corner Of Fourth
aud jcItrun stFcets, Louisville, ky., under
tue pm.r,dor.aip oi Mcssr-. Gasnet, Stock
tan d Shirley Is certainly undcr superior
management, and every body who becomes a
guest Of the llotl cannot fail to be highly
r...l and satisfied In every ropeci, since
rlt pupHe.on fan Of no attention necessary
,1 make one feel at home. rhey never a'l TO
feed we'll and give nice clean ued I' sleep on.
IN Introducing 60 our merchants Of Central
aui Southeastern Kentucky thaugh The ell
uuius Of the JoygNkL this veyk, ,ac drm Of
McCol, Boomer a Co., Johher- OF Boots,
SHOES, Hats, Caps, Furs, Straw Goods Glove,
Ladies' Trimmed Hats, &C., 20 Main street,
North side, Louisville, Ky, We say 10 them
they viii consult their interest by giving their
orders to Mr.. T. u, Carson Who will whit
mi. part Of the State IN the next few days IN
the Interest of the house, or call and deal with
them when you 60 To the city.
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FROM ROCKCASTLE.

Nj. VERNON, KY, Nov. q, 1874.
Corre,p.,Iace hisrior journal:
Here goes a few incidents stated briefly.
/ Considerable improvements going ON in and
adjacent TO town, among them the improve
mcnt Of the palace Grocery" is especially
worthy Of note. Appearance quite attractive;
enterprise worthy Of imitation.
Our sidewalks are in a very bad condition,
| as are also the street crossings. II il is true
| that our town treasury is possessed Of six or
in making respectable our streets and side
walk,9
Several business changes in town, Of
! the number we may mention the
/ following viz; Mr.. T. j. lIord has retired
| from the Marcum House and is succeeded by
Mr.. +. Francisco. Mr.. W. T. Brooks has es-
tablisLcl a new drug store in town. Mr.. Il.
Il. Stanley, our popnlar boot and shoe maker,
is about to establish himself at Gum sulphur,
Mr. T. Clark exchanged hi. interest in the
Mccall property to Mr.. james Croucher for
hi, house, giving some boot. Mr., ;, L. Vow
els has purchased the property he now occu-
pies from J. b. OSsley, Of Stanford, at $500.
Married, at the residence of Mr. Mccall,
near NJ Guthrie, on the 18th, Mr. +, Fran
cisco to Mrs. Rebecca q. Crawford.
Milt Bllonac, the notorious petty thief, was
arrested last Sunday ON the charge Of burgla-
riaing Mrs. Coun's store at Broadhssd, few
days ago. lie was found in possession Of part
OF the clothing taken from the store. lie con
fc-scs guilt and will be tried at the special
term of our court which is now in session,
John johnson, col, who stole Mr. Wards tine
saddle mare few weeks ago at Livingston
was arrested and now awaits trial. 50 We may
safely count on sending two representatives to
Frankfort soon.
Mr. Mark Il. Boyd, very aged gentlemen,
was walking railroad bridge about one mile
from town ON last Monday, when he made a
missiep and fell through a distance of fifteen
feet, breaking his arm and crushing his shout
der, aud receiving other injuries.
We notice that petition 10 the Legislature
is being circulated here, asking the repeal Of
the Rockcasile liquor law, which has worked
- much good to our county. BE wary Good
romplar- aud friends Of morality.
Mr.. David Thompson, an extensive trader
Of our county, returned home from the South
few days ago reports trade quite duh in the
market. lie sold his stock at wholesale Ia
John stodghill, OF your county, at so per
I A 4 H.
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FROM BOYLE COUNTY.


SuELBY Cry, KY, Jan. 81, 1874.
Slop, slop! sush! .lusll the snow, slcct
and rain in force against pedestrians! dimity
in the lafch aud no piOu, cxclamations.
any man who j. at all prcdisposed to sui
eide has no excuse for an exciting cause NJ
the present writing; he could probably leave
hi particular locality with les regret Than
anytime that has presented itsclf within the
knowledge Of that antquated indiyidual-the
oldest inhabitant. We hope that will suffice
for the weather report, although we speak
nothing Of a London fog.
Our town has been crowded for the last ten
days with prospecting parties over the line
Of the G. $. Il. r., taxing our hotel and livery
accommodations, bat they were equal to the
influx Of transicnts We verify believe that
your prosperous town would be the better by
sending down some Of her worthy tradcsmcn
and mechanic, nov vhen !hcre is = chance to
secure valuable advantages.
The road Is a fixed fact, and work will soon
begin, making this one Of the most attractive
place. for the ontcrprising man that can be
found In Kentucky.
> Capitalists and live men should mal.eA note
Of this.
The cameron Bros. Of Adair have some
400 sheep grazing at Capt Helms in good fix.
John Puliam, Esq. says you are a-well-
clever man, but he never raised mule ten
hand. high, nor the Irishman's noted 10 feet
high.
Great complaint j. made in the dull mar
kct, Court day in Dauyille.
We learn that John 8. Van Wrinkle, Of
BOYLE. will be a candidate for the Circuit
Jadg-hip Of this District
lie is universally popular and equally as
well known, and a. iarist he is the peer ci
the best in the State, hence we reason that he
will be- troublesome to other aspirants. Ala
bic, Of strict probity, the judicial ermin will
loose mono Of It's traditional purity il it rests
upon him.
We have no, q. yet learned whether or not
the distinguished incumbent, Hon. Fountain
T. Fox will he an aspirant.
EiRrHs.
"Not a good week either"
To the wife Of George Sampson a Sampson
es-, with proper views Of ayoirdupois, all
well.
To the wife of David Taylor, Talor as
could be expected.
To tie wife of W. 7. lngraham, 'Low neck
aud shor; sleeves" vocal chords intact.
70 the wife of John Lay, Esr., a ten dollar
bill for the dress she had to wear
To the wife of Green Ensleman, a STRIKER"
in the smith shop.
Several transactions in real estate have tax
en- place and more on the taps, all on account
of the H. T.. swell.
Col. Jones, one Of the aspirants to the office
Of Cl,rk OF the Appellate Court, called on Us,
and W. iouad him to be atlable, courteous, and
fine looking.
Longest pole gets the simmons"
WIDE-AWAKE.