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For Five Thousand Dollars,
E,XECUTORS PUBLIC
Sale Of Lands !
Near stanford, Kentucky.

As executor IL the will Of VIM. shanksd ed,
We will, Monday, Ociober 10, is7t County Court
DAY, before the Courthouse door In stanford, Ky,
oner at public asrtisrn, the farm II which VIM.
shanks died Is..r>.>A. The harm ~ll he divided
and sold In the following parcels, 10 Wit
I. tract Of about SO ares Including the man
SION house, aud emhrzcing due proportions Of opsn
aud tiinherci lands and adjoin the Lands Of John
RaughnAn, Joseph MeAlister and others
q A tract of sbout iSo acres frvniius On the SIAN
EDrd A Halls Gap pike and lying nsxt 10 the lands
of sanl'l b. Cowsn, ina. Baughulan and Others and
the Art tract and laid od hy hne commencing
neai the gate opening on the pike and RAINING
arenas the farm Sr quantity, and embraces usod
tenant house and substantial mule shed,
s. A tract of about 100 acres ffontins on the
south side Of the stanford Crah Orchard pike and
adjoining the lands ~ Ilawley, frank osslsy, and
others. and emhraees tenant hoass
Zach u the above uAets IA eel adapted 10 farming
aud grazing pnrIases has front Of good turn
l,ke road within two miles IL STANDARD, the county
seal al Lincoln eouniy,--s povn ii about twelve
hundr<d ishs bitants. With god schools and church
faslllies, aud ON the line VI the kroksils Branch
~ the l.. n, n ~, and within eight Mills u ths
pFoI.s.sd Cinsinnati southern Railroad, hoe under
construction.
TEnns- One-third cash IN delivery f possession.
the balance In equal installinenis Of one and 100
years with ax per cent interest bond snd appfos-
"a security required Of the purchaser. Enil p~ss-
.loa given January LIST, is1l 9th privilege IL $40
Ing gas ~ sssia a ssy tisss alter the s-ls ta'
farther iofI,natien apply 70 Us in pef-sn ~ By isa
tss 10 Ne ., ss.nlosd, ksatseky; =.
lA-sAs kxsators.
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CASEY COUNTY NEWS.
PowERs' STORE, KY, Oct. 5, IS


TOWERS 'rohh' N.Y. oc'' D. 1914
e"'s'''"s'"ss f"''r''' ''s'as''
Asyou have other correspondents from
our county We shall not burden your COL
umns with lengthy, proliH articles Of mat
ter, but since 1t is claimed, and, believe,
universally conceded, that along the Roll
ing Fork lies the Eden Of Casey, feel in
spired to hope, notwithstanding We have no
"Ethelberts,' that an occasional paragraph
from us will not be entirely ignored......As
a county, Casey is known to be rugged and
mountainous, hence it is the upper tens"
and not unfrcquentiy some OF the lower
tens" Of the Bluegrass regions, are con-
stantly associsting in their minds with the
people Of Casey, their inelegant, uncouth
ideas and notions Of ",he knobs" But let
US say to all such, that these opinions are
more frequently founded upon prejudice
and corrupt educational bias than upon any
good reason. Its doubtless true, a. . rule,
that the educational standard Of Casey is
inferior to that Of Lhcoln,-but for the
people along the Rolling fcrh, We claim a
place second TO none. Our schools from
Hustonville to Bradfordsvills are equal to
the hest in the State. Our churches lin
their lofty, golden spires as IL aspiring TO
kiss the very heavens. Our residences that
deck the green carpeted mounds on either
aide Of the pike would reflect honor upon
any country. The enterprise and industry
Of the sturdy Granger may be seen peeping
forth from every vale and dale along the
valley. His barns and granaries sre rs
richly stored with lnIuriant products as the
model husbandman's OF more fertile eoun-
ties. Plenty Ia written upon the adipose
walls Of every living creature. Asan evil
dence OF enterprise, our school teachers and
preachers are paid as literally " IN any ru-
raj district OF the state-and while We re-
gret to learn that only lev copies Of the
INTERIOR JOURNAL are delivered 'hrongh
our post-ofiiee, our citizens are nevertheless
. reading people lhe writer has had the
pressure OF "sc"'"s se'eia' a'ne'e"'
schools in Lincoln during the past few
years, but in no community OF Lincoln, in
which he ever taught, did he lind the at
tainments Of pupils so favorable and credit
able as here. This speaks well for the peo-
pie Of Rolling Fork valley, and we have no
doubt that they will continue to maintain
their credit. Revs. A. ID. Rash, Of Stan
ford, aud John NJ. sallee, MiddlebuE, have
just concluded one Of the most interesting
revivals Of religion, at the Rocky Ford
Church that was ever our good pleasure and
profit to attend. The house, large aid COM
modious, was filled to overlooking from its
Inauguration 70 its close. We never wit
messed = meeting characterized bya more
profound solemnity Of earnestness md feel
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sTvCx AVID CROP ITEMS.


Winehsar. IIibler reports cattle
at from &c to 4lc.
Harodsbws.-T. D. English reports 800
cattle upon the market, and ranging at dif.
ferent prices. "a No. yearlingr, % %
per cwt., SO medium 2-year olds ct 81 o5
per cwt., 20 fair yearlings al $22 25 per
head; I'd o at $2l per head; q do at $23 so per
head; IA calves at $40 rs per head; SO
scrub sheep 81 rs PER head; good work
mule at $50. No demand for horses.
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MEssERs BEs. BLAcxrRny, ofthis county
and Robt Bcssley, Of Gsrrsrd, en- route for
Oregon, were robbed Of drafts on New York
for about $500, at Cincinnati the other day.
They promptly telegraphed to have pay.
men, stopped, and will doubtless sustain
no loss
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APPLICATIONS for license to keep tavern
and retail liquors will he made at the Octo-
Der term Of the Lincola County Court by
the following persons; J. $. Pennsbacker,
whortontown; John D. Mabile, Kings
Mountain; A. s. Myers, Stanford; Henry
Watts, near Gum sulphur.
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An alarm Of FIRE, on last Saturday night,
resulted from the overturning 81 coal oil
lamp at the millinery store Of Mrs L. Bcas-
ley. The ere vas soon cxtinguished with
out damage. We noticed Pat favery was
on hands promptly with enc Of the Cham.
pion Fire Eitingui.hers ready for seryice.
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TnE party who took a pistol from the
overcoat pocket Of \ gentleman at a certain
place lately has carried the joke far enough,
and will do no violence to his character II he
returns IL to the owner immedia, cly ;otherwi.s
he will answer q writ for larceny. We mean
business, young mani
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OrR young friend Al. Lynn, son Of Mr..
Craig Lynn, who has sojourned in Colorado
for the pas, eight months, returned home
slightly improved in health a few DAYS ago.
We received an interesting letter from Mr..
Lynn a few weeks since upon Colorado
as a great sanitarium, which We have no,
found space to publish.
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T .INCoLN COUNTY
Farm FOR SALE!

offer for sale my place containing 10 acres, Of
uated i-2 miles North Of Stamford, near the stan
% I'd and Danville turnpike. said farm has good,
new house contsinng fur rooms below and twoabove
up on IT; Is we'll wutered hasa splendid young
orchard with 60 choice fruit trees etc. For terms,
etc., addeess, at stanford, Ky. q. W. COOK.
I also offer for sale rent my two story frame
li7-3m owe the Post Once Any person desiring to
the property can ind the key at the Post Once
iJO-tf
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wITH the facilities We enjoy, and the
abundance Of capital possessed by many Of
our citizens, |. is not complimentary to say
that Stanford Is almost destitute Of msnnfacto
ries. while the blue spiral smoke from =
score Of factories Of various kinds should
daily ascend from our midst, We have but
few manufacturing enterprises Of which to
boast OF the Stanford Wooden A Flour
ing Mills, b. Mattingly a Co., proprietors,
We may we'll feel proud. Under the suspi-
ces of Mr.. Msttingly this enterprise has in.
creased in proportions every year, until Il
now enjoys an enviable reputation for its
products at home aud abroad. A year or
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Mssl sr Louisville CLOSES o. sg precisely, and
iseves 8ssnf,rd % 10, O. N. dssty.
Nail hom Lnusville arrives ~ stanfori i;5o, p.
Nall ~ Ciaeinnstl, via Lexington, leaves STAN
fSr1 every day AZ f;so, a. ID.
Mkl ffom Cincinnati, via Lexington, arrives
MAJ nom so~er-~i arrive. daily at stamford at 5
p. -. Leaves at o. NJ
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OSs Of our county correspondents, Mr..
VIM X. Gooch, was married to Miss Mary
l.. Gooch. on the 81 inst. lie sent US a
farewell address to his bachelor associates
for publication, which We arc compelled to
defer for lack Of space. May their union
be productive Of more than ordinary happi-
meas, perfect peace, and abundant prosperity
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Ara recent meeting Of the Board Of
Trustees for Stanford, . contract was enter
ed into with the JouSAL for the publication
Of the proceedings OF the Police Court
every week. Those Who violate the laws
and are arsigned before the police judge, may
expect their names to appear in print, and
can attach no blame to US. We hope this
will have a salutary effect in restraining
and intimidating constitutional ordinance
breaker.
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Mr.. Bon GEsrRy keeps cider in water
cooler, and his granger friends ride for miles
to try il. Result a match game Of
scientific vomition.
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The Board Of Trustees for the town Of
Stanford is composed at present Of the fol.
lowing citizens, who are striving in genuine
patriotic style to perform the onerous duties
devolving. upon them; N. q. Nevieus,
Pres; d. =. Bash, clerk A. q. Pendleton,
J. NJ. Bruce, James Reynolds, Jas. n.
Davis. Only two Of these were members
Of the original Board.
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The series Of meetings at the Baptist
church, conducted by the pastor, Rev. ".
Z. Kirtley, assisted by the Rev. Doctor
Chambliss, Of Bardstown, has attracted un-
usual interest, and from the indications the
past few evenings, will prove a genuine re-
vival Of religious interest among the mem
bership and attendants. Doctor Chambliss
is fervent, lucid and logical speaker, and
successfully engages the undivided atten-
ton Of his audience while Elder Kirtley
is a jealous and earnest exhortor, and is
held in high esteem by the community.
We have mo information as to when the
meeting will close.
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FURNISHED steel beads are used in such
lavish profusion on the waist Of dresses
that a woman fsshionably attired seems
to be clad in FURNISHED armor, and the pop
ular basque is called, appropriately, the
cuirass. As to skirts, they are tied back NJ
closely as to produce mummy-like effect
and prevent all elasticity and grace in
walking. Although Eastern fashion has
imperatively decided that the kangaroo
style Of carrying the hands ia absolute, ma
ny of our young ladies still persist in the
retention Of the habit which has become
second nature with them, and which might
be used as an argument by Darwinians.
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A BIRTH in Stamford which We are just
made aware Of To the wife Of Burt Wear
on, on the 2lst Of September a son.
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SED.-we regre, to chronicle the death
on Thursday last, Of Miss Maggie, daughter
Of Mr., Thos. b. Hin, Of consumption. She
suffered long and painful illness, but has
gore to receive a recompense Of reward.
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LINCOLN county Court next Monday
week, Court Of Claims meets the Tuesday
following, or October 18th.
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cattle upon the ket, and ranging at dif-
ferent prices. "a No. l yearlingr, - %
per cwt., SO medium 2-yesr olds ct 81 05
per cwt., 20 fair yearlings at $22 25 per
head; I'd at $2i per head; q do at $23 so per
head; IA calves at $40 rs per head; so
scrub sheep 81 Us per head good work
mule at $50. No demand for horses.
CITY LIVE STOCK MARKEm
I,ouisriue market opened
moderately active under the heavy receipts.
The offerings amounted to l,0lI head, q
large number Of which were sold during the
day. There was but few good or choice
ones on the market. Most Of the offerings
were fair steers, cows, and heifers, which
were sold at prices low down. Best butcher
stuff on sale sold at $iCs4 so; few fancy
at 81 75ts,5 Is; good heavy shipping beeves
sold at 5Cf5 80, no extra on sale good stock
steers, weighing from 800 to 1000 lbs, at 81
5o,s,3 IS; good fair butcher stuff sold ct
$3Ca3 50; common stuff sold at 81 50CG 2
SO; bull. at 81 5000 60; bulk Of sales at
s2fa3 q 100 lbs grooss. ......SHEEP AND
I,xp.-M,,Le, f.ir Res, hcavy sheen a,
"a .o, 4 o.. h..., lamb. a, Az, 4 n 100 IN,
gross, and mixed lots sell at 81 5stS2 SO y
head. ...... Hoos-Market only fair; market
East very bad. Bsst hogs to butchers,
weighing ''o" ." W "o0 'o'' s"cs' 'o
eiW lbs sfoAs'
.rr,rs ar. ..ll;ns from x,con. IN our
.,r..,. a, " cont. mo-, bu.b.,
Nm Ioa,x D.w.ox .o,d ,h;. week N
a. "A AIford 10 head of cattle WEIGHING
1888 IN. n, ac.
CART. HiodiSs reports that there will be
several lots OF stock on the Stanford market
next Monday, and that he anticipates
WILL. BAroHNAS drove his brown mare
from Lancaster to the toll gate near stan
ford. on Monday night last, in y minutes
We do not know the occasion OF his hurry.
,,-.,
- ~. -. - u,,,a ,,..L $50,
80 4, ~ Ell A..
.'s,.."y -. - . a.
- .,,,,,-
''''' '"' army WIN" " '
Mn. J. s. OwsLEy, on last Monday, de-
livered to Mr.. Bell, Of Louisville, 30 head
a. ~
'"' ' '' '
GEORGE BRIour showed u. sample Of
Rappahsuuock wheat grown b, r. l..
White in this county. which WAS the clear.
est looking. fullest grained and had less
cookie in Il than any we have seen. Mr..
White raised twenty three bushels TO the
acre ON medium good land.
rcbLic SALE OF SIoSEwALL JACKSON
inst. IA being county court dsy). 70 or Is
head Of .plepdid Young horse stock. princi.
ual,v from two 10 four.year old 6llies. Two
Young stations. one three and the other
four year. old mex, Spring. All Of which
are stonewall Jackson stock-well adapted
to combined purposes. l will also offer
good Jacks; 8 mule colts, and 20 yearling
mules. Terms; A credit till January I.t,
1873 will he given ON soproyed security.
LEVI HuBBLE, Shelby City, Ky.
Mr., GEO. AshLock placed US under re-.
ns~ee obligations Tor another supply OF
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TnE Lincoln county Changers will be
ably represented in the State Grange by Mr..
Jas. A. Harris, Master Of Stanford Grange.
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NONE yOTrIyGs.

TnE eclipse Of the moon will occur at
midnight, on the oath.
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SUMNER has departed, but still the
"boys" take their ante -matutinsl strolls.
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Ma. J. II. FISH, with his family. return
ed from Colorado last week, to Crab Or
chard. On the way he had the sad misfort-
unc to lose his little son, Thomas Coli,
aged II months, with eAoira i.jantsm. lie
died at Wright City Missouri, and his re-
remains were brought home for burial. Mr..
Fish succeeded very we'll in his business Of
herding, and was satisfied, but not so with
his wife. lie will 60 to Missouri to locate
soon.
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ia Acres,

OF good land, we'll improved. Good schools and
churches convenient For further particulars apply
10 GEO. n. COOPER, IIustonville. Ky. 72-u
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A BARGAIN!
Small Farm For Sale |!

We csts for sale, privately, the well-knovn small
farm within half mile Of the Courthouse at STAN
fond Lincoln county, acknowledgements TO the
heirs Of the late Doctor John Craig. The improve
uients are good commodious frame dwelling with
all necessary outhouses vood and water abundant;
dne whey ard and orchards. There are about
HIS ACRES IN THE TRACT.
Terms reasonable Address r. O. CRAIG, or
3. r. CRAIG,
is7-u Stamford, Ky.
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EARM FOR SALE.
HANGING FORK FARM FOR SALE.

Ny health having failca, I desire 10 sell my farm
situated half mile from liustonville containing
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FALL CouRrs.-Th~ Fall terms Of the
Circuit Courts Of Garrard, Boyle and
Pulaski have been held. The Lincoln
Court |. the next in course, beginning on the
third Monday in this month and continuing
twelve days. The Wayne Court follow, the
frat Monday in November. nine days.
Russell Court, Tuesday next after the second
Monday in November. nine days; Casey
Court, fourth Monday in November.
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A GOOD
Small Farm For Sale !!
Thursday, October 18th, 1874,

ny farm, known a. the sold Magil Place." con-
taining about $50 under fsnce, part Of which
IL we'll set In bluegrass, and the remainder under
cultivation, and 100 acres VI superior knot land.
finely timbersd, adjoining Il, situated In Lincoln
county about one mile southeast 0f Turnepvile,
adjoining the farms Of John Neal and l.. D. Good.
The Improvements are good fences in good repair,
and farm veil wstsred. Terms reasonable and made
known on the day Of sale. For further particulars
apply to Richard Bib, or l.. D. Good.
isl-N y. A. ANDERSON.
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p,v,.,ox rva,vrx. w,,,,c, Ia. hceo
~,,h -. ..,.,., a.. ,..,,n, s,o,n nj. o,.,.
o.. ,.h.r. =. a.. r. sRR and ,ecu,.,.
III. RI. ho.,,h wh,ch h.. .uty.r,d cor.
.,a.,.h,v n, Az. ..v.,. "a, ,,on M. .,.,.,..
Tor the past hve months.
u..p. n, ,cvr,,v os,.,. ,o,,,v
81 poh, p..,,s, ~ o,,r,,d ., ,o,,,. q,
o.. ~.,. ,nhh.d n d,,r,. ON NJ, yo,l
g. -, saoo =, c;n.,,n.,; ,ho o,h., Az,
Th.v nrom,,l, ,s,.,r,,hed n have nav.
-, - .na III, a.,,,,... -.
"''"' '"fF'
no loss.
Tur marty who took a p;.,oI from the
ovcrcoa, rocket Of \ p,ntlema, AT a ccr,ai,
plsce ,a,el, ha. carried The ;ot. IA, .,ou,h
and will do no violence 70 nj. character n he
,s,urr.;,,o,be ovrcr Observation-Disclosures.
h. v;,, .n,u.r A.. x,;, n, i.,c.nx ~. ms,,
bu.;rc.. vouo, mani
.- e
-, - 80 ", 49, " -. -
nv" F''"if hvuofb VIII We h"ue Nv bhs WV
Der term Of the Lincola County Court by
,v," -. u',u" -
A. 81 Co.. r.
Watts, near Gum sulphur.
= l.. III.
-. a., -..-.,-.,.,,
-. :, a.. u,;,,,..,. ~. H..
ley. The FIRE was soon extinguished with
out damage. We noticed Pat 1avery was
on hands promptly with enc OF the Cham
pion Fire Ertingui.hers ready Tor service.
A.. A.. Co. :, Ca,..a I.
- a..,- a.. -. -.
-. :. go. n. 4. IN, Iii
pleased with mining lille, and should he,
a. hi. ,r,s,.cc,. An realize n band.one for.
w "'s P'o-i0" '" ''ae wv
tune froul the sale Of his mine are very
e.,,.,;,. n. x;,, ,em,;, x;,h m. ..v.,.l
eel.
e -.
""' 'is", W "'"' "'e"a'"' VA. SOU
n'N '''" 10 our o'a "''e' .'''", ,'"'"
h"oer''' VINO VIII return ron 'o'or.no
next mo",h 70 'pe"a 'he remainder o' n''
Gays" o'o ne"'acNy. "'' run 'e'' 10,
missouri, prospecting ,o' We" nome ~"
wiz Peo'"'' remove ''o"' our county !" .
o. 80. =, - ,u
oos 80 49,, ~,
.-,.. -" -, -
~ ~, r -, "s
-, '"r'o'11 v" az so
w 49," ~" s WV" " n, ''
''"" V" ~ .'e, nv" -'o
- a s''"' ."''' WIG" W. "'e "o'
'o'"" 'P''' W Puo
Oxr Of our county correspondents, Mr.
VIM. X. Gooch, was married To Miss Mary
',"' y" '"e
",,, 49, ~ ~ 20 80 -m',.
~ PV"' I'M" ~, y
~ ~ .,,,-, -.
P..."'e " - Is" ""rr'
~
The Board Of Trustees for the town Of
Stanford Is composed at present Of the fol.
lowing citizens, who are striving in genuine
patriotic style to perform the onerous duties
devolyins. upon them; N. q. Neyieus.
Tres; u r. h@sh' eiers A. u. rendie'on'
). NJ Bruce James Reynolds jas ~
pav" Only two OF these were memosr'
OF the original Board. ..
VIZ vou,d remind the teacher. Of publ;c
.cbool. around here tina, there /. no organ.
;,,,;o, in ouer,,ior in mi. locality for the
,,.x.,,;,n ~ c,u.,,, 70 animal. and thew
o.. !, "a ,o.,,,;,r in ,onduc,ing their
.chool, % ,.u.rh., IN. ,hol..ome advice
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Gusinsss GueaIs.

DRUG STORE for sale at great sacrifice finest
in Cumberland county, and doing a large trade
Must absolutely be sold. For particulars. ad-
dress, "PHLs," Mechanicsburg, Pa. j24,
WITH all the complaint of hard times, the fur
niture at the store of B. l.. Raudenbush is rapid
ly sold on account of the good quality, and low
prices. Those in need will always frd a good
supply.
No one can 90 amiss in calling at s. Faust's
Hat Store TO get a first class hat, or gentemen's
furnishing goods. He always has the latest
styles made of The best material.
If you want cheap shoe 90 to J. p. Smisn &
Bro, Excelsior Store. There you will find
Boots " Shoes of all kinds made up of the best
material. Every style can be had, and all fash
ionable. They offer none other than those of the
latest styles. Call and examine their extensive
stock which can be purchased at wholesale and
retail. Country merchants will be promptly
supplied at city prices with no freight to pay.
If you want to buy cheap suit, made up in
the latest style Of the best material, or any kind
OF gents furnishing goods, Simon and Openhei-
mer's is the place. Money is saved by purchas-
ing from them. They keep full assortment for
men and boys, and all can be suited.
THE celebrated ChickernG and Weber Pianos,
and Mason and Hamn and Wood Parlor Or
gans, are offered for sale by Jno p. Keefer, No.
20 Walnut street, Sunbury, Pa. Call and see
them.
THE Union Park and Agricultural Association
will hold their next Annual Exhibition al Sunbu-
ry, Pa, Sept. 20, So and October 1st and I'd, 1874.
For REsT.-The Drug Store Room now Occu-
pied by w. d. Melick. Also the room adjoining
Faust's hat store. Enquire of II. y. MAssER.
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To Capitalists, To Men of Medium
Means, and to all Wishing
Homes and thus Avoid
PnyinO EsenfS

By reference to the Watsontown Record and
Sunbury Gazette will be seen q full and morI
explicit description of the property l offer for
sale, either in lots or by the acre. But what
wish to more particularly bring before the pub
lie is the LIBERAL TERMS on which they are
offered.
will SELL LOTS from 500 to $500 and
Lands by the ACRE from 5000 TO $500. according
to the location.
TERMS Ten per ccut. of the purchase money
down, the balance in time and amounts 10 suit
purchasers, from ONE to EIGHT YEARS, with
legal interest from day of sale.
The streeCs and alleys will be opened as fast as
lots are sold, so that all may BE approached with
ease.
All persons who are now paying rent can have
an opportunity of securing home for less mo-
ney annually than they are now THROWING
AWAY IL rent.
Any person wishing to see the lands or lots
will call on me, when every opportunity will be
given them to have fair chance to see the supe-
rior advantages presented TO the public.
In addition 10 the lands above referred to,
now offer for sale THREE DWELLING HOU-
SES, situate on Water street, in WatsontOwu bo-
rough, the one being the large and commodious
Brick Dwelling now occupied by me, all of said
dwellings having the necessary Outbuildings for
immediate use.
For further information call on or address
J. VI. FOLLMER,
WatsontOwn, Pa.
October 81 1S13.-I yr.