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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-04-08
sHERIFF's SALES.


GBERfFF'S saLE-Bv virtua ~ q oer,,c.-,
~ CODY OF a decree TO me directed from the
indiana, in acause wherein (seorgs n tsasta,.sss
- p!antlu ana John III. Adams ct AL are d.
r. CURING me To sell the several LOIS
,,,s , ILL nerelnaiter described for the pur-
p ss .. Ihaslng out said lot number four RI
tne , sum oI Two hurdred and sixty five dollars
anu thlfty-six cents, n d two Other insfalmants
a. p.o.aosa Tor 10 aid decree, aud interest from
e1S uaee OF Judgment In sSId cause: and ont of
sal Iot NUMBER I'VE l5l, the sum OF two nm nfired
ano slAty-nVe dollars and thirfy-six cenfs ana
dc, oeiSr insiaIine MS as provided for in said
III SAID cause; and out Of seid
70, , nuInoer SIX i6l, The further sum of two
n so and seVenty-eseht dollars and Eeyenfv-
nine cents, and two other fnSfaimenfs oe -,
Sloed Tor IN SAID decree. and inte-est FRI, ~.
oatS OF judgment in said cause, aud the costs
as cudrgeaole a-ainst each of said lots I will
eNPose DIT puoilc sale, to the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, the lst day of May, A. D. 1876.
between the hours OF O'Clock A. NJ. and o'clock
o. Marion county, Indi ana. the rents and profits
i0r term not exceeding seven vearc ~ - tho
following real estate, to-wil: Wv
LOIS numbere four IIl. i've T5l and six rsl In
niteen llbl, la A. +. Fietcher's first additSo- 70
diana, SO~HtS' IL
II the rents aud profits or any Of said lots win
MOI sel Tor sum suffic ent 10 satisfy the debt
sHats o. the costs, viii, at the same tine aud
place, pose 10 public sale the fee simple OF snc
lot, or so much thereof as may be suficient 70
pay SAID Cebt, interests ana costs
said sale viii ne male without any rarief
Whatever nom valuation or sppr8lscnsn: laws.
ALBERT REIsSNER.
sheriff OF Marion c0unty.
WIN. A. LOWE, Atty. for Plaintiff. aprS-st
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Tie crowded condition OF the Seminars
oeIamns prevents any extended conf
meut upon the elections. 1t is sufii
Gent to say that Connecticut has given
= sweeping democratic victory. No more
gallant response to the national verdict Of
last fall could be asked than that
given by the land of steady
habits. Connecticut may henceforth
be set down as a distiBc.ively democratic
state. The result is peculiarly gratifying
inasmuch as Greene, the republican candi-
date for governor, ran as the representative
of the administration, and won his nomina-
tion By tho folly which be committed while
mayor Of Norwich, Of firing hundred
guns in honor OF the triumph
of military usurpation in Louis
lana. Tie champion was as contemplate
as the cause ne advocated. Ingersol. who Is
chosen governor by majority considerably
larger than that of last year, is man whose
state. The changes in the congressional
repreaentation is most marked. II stood in
the last congress three republic ans and one
democrat. 1t now stands three demo-
ocratI and one republican. Landers has
beaten Hawley in the first district; Phelps
has beaten Kellogg in the second; Foster
has failed in the third, and Barnum has
beaten Hubbard in the fourth. The Senti-
mel can not help, even in its first thrill OF
triumph, expressing sincere regret
over the defeat Of General Joseph
r. Hawley. 1t is not IN
becoming to pay tribute to gallant adj
versarv. AMI no democrat should fail to
acknowledge him a manly and liberal
minded opponent. He has proved himself
within the past year, not merely. an honest
and able congressman, but credit to Amer
lean manhood. His overthrow is prob
ably due, like that of Ellis ii. Rob
erts, in the Utica district OF New
York, to the enmity of the administration.
The municipal elections in various parts o.
the union are very favorable as far as heard
from. The most important, to-wit: Cir
cinnati and Evansville, are overwhelm
ingly democratic in their results. In the
former city it would seem that the Johnson
majority of year ago is nearly doubled.
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LOGALN DTICoS

Every mother is proud 10 see her c4ild gov
strong and healthy. We advise her 10 feed it
on Ridges Feed. tits the favoIite diet in Eng
land, end will socn be the everyday food for
children In this county.
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EVANSVILLE.

ALMOST THE ENTIRE DEMOCRATIC TICKET
ELECTED.
EVANSVILLE, April Sin the charter election
held here to-day the dem icrats elected their
entire ticket except the treasurer and one coun-
n
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{ SeeCULA1IONS

NONS "A Nj EMPLOY MENr-At home, male
" or female, $50 "A week warranted. NO cap
itai rtqu red. Particulars and vaiur BILE sample
sent free. Address. with cent re.urn ste mp,
O. ROSS, WilnaHsburgh, MY
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GHERfFF'S SALE BY virtue OF a certified
y COPY OF decree to me directed, from tie
clerk OF the Superior Court OF Marion county.
Indiana, in a cause wherein John ID. Lowden 10
piaintiff and George w. Williams ct al. are de-
PENDANTS, requiring me to sell the several lots
therein and hereinafter described for the pur-
pose OF making four hundred ana forty-ons
dollars and eighty cents, and interest from
the date of judgment in said cause, and tb-ee
other install ments to come due IA favor of
plaintiff and so to maze the Oss COM
paint of V. r. Smith ct al, filed in said cause,
the sum of one hundred and seventy-s dol
lars aud eighty cents and interest from the date
of judgment in said cause, and tn ee other in
siallments TO come due as against each OF tho
in accordance with the decree issued TO me in
said cause in favor OF said ross mplaints, and
the costs chargeab.e against eacn OF said
lots, will expose at public sale, to the highest
bidder, on
SATURDAY, the1ss day of Nay, A. D. 1875,
betwee the hours of 10 o'clock A NJ. and 4oclock
OF Marion county, Indiana, the reots and profits
Tor term not exceeding seven years, of the fol-
lowing real estate, to-wit:
Lots numbered twenty-four l2fl, twenty-eight
[2Sl, twenty-nine gl, thirty Ol. thirty ne 1871
and thirty-two 81 of V. X. Smifh. DeIOss Root
and Jerome b. RIOTS Bro Ign flights addition
to indianapolis, in Marion county, Indiana.
If tie rents and profits or any of said lots will
not sell for sufficient satisfy the debt SO
chargeaUle TO said lot, with inteTe I and its share
Of the costs, will a. the same tins and place,
to public sale the fee sim pie of such lots,
or so much thereof as may be sufficient TO pay
such debts, interests and costs.
said sale will be made without any relief
whatever from valuation or appraisement laws.
ALBERT REISsNER,
Sheriff of Marion colnty.
April 6. A ID. 1875.
r. A. PARKER, Atty. for Plaintiff aprS-3t
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MOUTH AND MANHOOD

NERVOUS DEBILITY, premature decay, ex
haustion, Inn potency and all the effects of early
abuses which destroy mind and body and unit
for marriage spef Oily aud permanently cured
by the New Method of treatment detailed n the
Medical report of the old and reliable Medical
Institution, chartered by the State. Sent on re-
ceipt of two stamps. Address the
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
Corner East Water and Mason streets, Milwau-
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There is a great deal of writing about the
governors defense OF the legislature, bat an
amazing lack OF facts or arguments to dis
prove his conclusions. If the republicans
had somebody who could write letter IN
answer to the governors, then it might have
some tendency to counteracs the ensets VI
that document. The trouble seems 10 oe
that both the man and the materials are
wanting. IA for this continual fiux OF edl-
torial Uer6a sine re it ought to be stopped
1t Is not an annoyance to the governor, pu1
must be rather Injurious to the newspapers
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Mayor Johnson. of Cincinnati, was de-
nounced by the Enquirer as chief OF the
burnners. AS natural consequences OF
the Enqsirer's antipAthy, Mr.. johnson
finds himself chosen once more to I'll the
highes. Office ia the gift Of the municipality.
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TWO AMEkICAN MIssEs.

Miss lsSippi and Miss Ourl are dishgured n
good deal 10y the snags in their months. In or
Ger that all other Misses may avoid the like
biemishes they are ad vised 10 use the famous
Sozocont. which will prevent AMI obviate all
such difficulties.
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A DuBSI.TRA f0R'S ALE OF PER
SOSAL PROPERTY.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned,
nd M illustrator of the estate of jonathan lice,
deceased, VIII proceed to sell at public auction,
al TIE late residence of sal q. ed, about two
miles north OF Cumberland, ina Warren town.
ship, Marion county. Indiana, on Saturday,
Aplil -, 1875 at 10 O'clock A NJ, the personal
property OF ssif dece7 sed, consisting OF horses,
cattle, hos S sheep, hay, Tn, wheat, T3gol 60
FARMING mplemeuts. sDd civers other articles
too tedious 10 mention. upon the FOL owing
erms, TO- wit: Sums OF three dollars and under,
cash in hand; sun over three dollars. nine
months lime will be given, the purchaser
giving his note with approved s.curi y, waiv-
ing valuation and app sise ment laws.
JOSEPH MxSlGHi, Administrator.
M@rch 81, lc15.
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ST. JOE.

A REPUBLICAN, VICTORY WITH NO POLITICAL
sIGNIFICAECE.
sT.JosEPH, Mo-, April Elm the,eleetion for city
counclmen TO day the republicans elected three
ont Of five. 1t has no political significance, the
question Of water for the city being the issue.
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BUSIN S. NOTICES.

nS-If you would insure good work, usa only
the phoenix Pure White lead Its wbiteness
hneness and great body makes IL tie most de-
sirabe paint.
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CHERzFH"S SALE.-By virtue OF a certified
Al copy o. decree TO me directed, from the
clerk OF the Superior Court of Marion c,unty
Indiana, in cause wherein Ambrose p STAN
ton Ell al. are pleintifis and Winfield s. Morgan
ct al. are defendants, requiring me to MAKE the
sum of two hundred ana ninety-sX dollars and
eighty cents, with interest on said decree
and cost, | will expose at public sale, 10 the
highest bidder, on
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SATURDAY, the 1st day of May, A. D. 1875,

between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and 4
O'Clock p NJ Of raid day, at the door Of the Court
House oil Marion county, indiana, the rents
and profits for term not excee ling Sc en- wears
of the following real estate. to-wit:
Lot number four 81, in Anna F. ard Ambro q
p. STATIONS addition 10 The city OF Indianapc-
lis, Marion counfy v, Indiana, according to the
plat of said addition recorded in plat book
No. G, pare 70, OF the records or Marion county,
state Of indiana.
II such rents and profits will not sell for a
sufficient sum to satisfy said decree, interests
and costs, will, at the same IiHne and place ex-
pose 70 public safe the zee simple of said real
estate, or 50 much thereof as m ~ bs saffisisnt
to discharge said decree, interests and costs.
Said sale to be made without any relief what
ever from valuation or appraisement laws.
ALBERT REISSNER,
Sheriff of Marion county.
April 7, A. ID. ISIS.
GRAVES & SCOTT, Attys. for Plaintiffs. apr5-3t
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N oi'OE.
&c HRS of PETITION to SELL REAL ESTATE.
State of Indiana, Marion county, Marion
Civil Circuit Court. Notice is hereby given that
William r. Collins, administrator of the estate
of Mary McDuffy, deceased, has filed his petition
to sell the real estate of the decedent, his per-
sonsl being insufficient TO pay his debis; aud
that said petition will be heard al the next term
of the Marion Civil Circuit Court of said county,
March 80, 1875. Attest:
AUSTIN H. BROWN, Clerk,
M e. G. &, Marin Cou atty.
@ r. RnnKER Attorney for PeIitinIler.
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T AIDES can make S. day in their own city
II or iowa. Address Ellis Man'g Co., Walthau,
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GENERAL TELEGRAMS.
oRrH'S ORGIES.

FAREWELL BANQUET TO THE NEW MINISTER
TO AUSTRALIA VERY PLEASANT AFFAIR.
IBy Telegraph to the Sentinel.l
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SAL

April 8. A. ID. 1875.
e. T. JOHNSON, Atty. for Plaintiff. aprs-t
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April 7, A. ID. ISIS.
GRAVES & SCOTT, Attys. for plaintiffs. aprs-st
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SATURDAY, thelss day of May, A. D. Isl;

April g. A. ID. 1875.
z. A. PARKER, Atty. for Plaintiff. aprS-St
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-10
A German Lodge OF Odd Fellows.

On Monday night a new lodge of
Odd Fellows was instituted at Ana
helm. A large number of Odd Eel
lows from this city accompanied the
grand officers and the new lodge was
baptized Orpheus Lodge, No. 237. The
work will be in the German language
and we predict great prosperity for
Orpheus Lodge. The Charter MEM
bers were past grands John Fisher and
John p. Zeyn, and brothers FL.
Knappke, a. Heimann, r. Menzel, T..
H. KOnn, II. Boege, NJ. Pefinger, j..
Drarsen, Ch. Willie, r. Conrad, G. Lor-
enz, Claus Wilkins, p. Hansen, John
Westerhal, N. Gray, Tim Boege, C..
Staphenbeck, Heinrich Boege, Martin
Classen, ID. Strothotf. The following
officers were installed; John Fischer,
S. p. G.; John p. Zeyn, n. c.; H..
Knappke, V. c.; A. Heimann, II. S.;
r.. Menzel, p. S.; Il. II. Konn, Treas. |;
III. Boege, W.; NJ. Pefinger, o. c.: l..
Drarsen, /. G.; Ch. Willie, Conductor;
n. Conrad, r. S. n. G.. G. Lorenz, L..
S. N. c.; Claus wilkins, r. S. V. g.;
p. Hansen, L. S. V. G.; John West
erhal, r. S. S.; N. Gray, L. S. S.
The grand officers instituting the
lodge were E. w. Champlin, Grand
MasteE Joseph Huber, Jr., d. Grand
Master; S. Benjamin, Grand Marshal;
S. III. Deyer, Grand Warden; G. G..
Lips, Grand Secretary; b. MarXsen,
G.. p. Sec'y; Fl. Fleischman, Grand
Treasurer; J. J. Deyer, Grand Guar
dian.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-10
Passengers Coming.

The steamer Orizaba, which left
San Francisco at 9 o'clock yesterday
morning, carries the following list of
passengers for Santa Monica and San
Pedro:--Mrs Sudke, Mrs Wright, w
Conn, Mr. Dexter, Mrs II Gowdy, j
Gray and wife, Il White and family,
f w Green, $ Myer, j Barandra, Mrs
Chamberlin, Mrs j Tuesdell, Miss
Tuesdell, Capt Swales, Mrs L NJ Hunt,
Mrs w Worthicut, A Parkman, Mrs
Campbell, Mrs George, Mrs Graves,
J Baughart, Mrs Sargent ami boy, A
Mayfold, Fl Black, j Norton, J Fl
Ellsworth. DR. Finley and wife, G Per.
ry and wife, Mrs Swunwick, G Har.
rold and wife, G. Clark, r Huefier, w
Browning and party, N Ball, ID La.
vatde, NJ Tribble, Mrs Loope, G Nor
gan, Mrs Alexander, Mrs E Kinkaid,
Mrs Martin, Miss M Chase and sister,
Mrs Blanchard, A Schall, Mrs Row.
land, Mrs Buckley, R Sheppard, s s
Dogsrt, \ + Sanderson, r Binder, Il
Croswaight, S ID Atherton and family,
W Carruthers.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-10

Mr.. Il. Fischer has returned from
San Francisco with fine assortment
of Frankfort, Berlin, Bavarian, Chi
cago and Milwaukee beers, which he
is now dealing out to his customers in
quantities to suit. He has been APP
pointed sole agent for the sale OF Chi
cago beer, and can give the lowest
wholesale rates on this and other we'll
known brands. Leave your orders at
his store corner of Second and Main
streets.
The Fashion Saloon is now con-
Quoted by Mr.. John Froeligh, formerly
of the st. Charles. Mr.. Froeligh has
been long and favorably known to the
lovers of stimulating drinks, and en-
ploys none but the most skillfui hev-
erage dispensers behind his bar.
On Monday ninety-five guests ate
dinner at the st. Charles Hotel. This
speaks volumes for the new manage
ment, which has reorganized the whole
establishment Under the manage
ment of Messrs. Salari & Whitney
guests are crOwding the st. Charles to
its fullest capacity, and the cuisine has
given the restaurant Il high repnta-
tiOn.
Mr.. Il. f.. Fisher, late of Fisher Il
Thatcher, has taken the business
management of the Backman House,
with an interest in the same. Under
Mr.. Fishers shrewd management we
have no doubt that the present popu-
larity of the Backman House will be
much augmented. He has an eX-
tensive acquaintance with the travel.
ing public and he will no doubt infiu-
ence a large trade. We congratulate
Mr.. Fisher on his assumption of the
role of B@nface.
Mr.. Reed has received from Chicago
q magnificent window ornament for
his ice cream saloon. AS work of
the confectioners art it is success,
and as an ornament for Reeds win
dow it will attract immense crowds.
1t might he called Centennial piece,
as it is Ornamented with q figure of
Washington, and the whole ornament
Is surmounted by the Goddess OF Lib
erty. We are pleased to note this ev-
idence Of enterprise on Mr. Reeds
part, which shows he is determined to
keep the bon-tOn candy and lee cream
emporium of the city.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Deeds filed for record for the Is hours
ending November 0. 1875. as reported for the
HERALD by Judsou, Gillette s. Smith. Ex.
aminers Of Title, No. ID. Spring street. Los
Angeles:
ber-Two lots In Junction block on Alameda
and san Fernando streets city; $500
j. r Fuller ct ux. to j. r. COngdon.-One
acre al san Juan Capistrano.
ID. Taylorjo j. T. T.SnOdgras3.-Ten acres near
Santa Ana.
p Banning ct al. to p. H. DownIng.---Lot In
Banning Reservation, Wilmington: sl00.
B. Mcneil ct ux. to j. Il. Bacon.l2D acres
near SAN Juan Caplstrano; 3l00.
j. A. Henderson to 4 T. Lugar.--Flve acres
on Figuerea street, near slauson's; S2,400
2. u. Smith to &C. C. Holst.-Lot D. block s, 8.
A. Ellis to s. A. Mcclellan. --Twenty.one
acres near FL, Monte; 500.
c. Wilkin to X. II. Dibble.-Lots l and 4 III
block IL. Santa Ana; $780,
A. James ct al. to =. Stoll.-Lot Is, block 2,
South Santa Monica; $500.
ii. II. Messenger ct al. to &. II. Frazier.--
Twenty acres near Orange; ST 500
r. Beaudry to NJ. e. Buchanan Lot IN
block 4, Beaudry Tract; $3.50.
j. j. Jenkins and wife TO VIM. Johns.-FOrty
acres In Temple Gibson Tract, San Pedro
Rancho; $50. p
HIN. BunIng and wife to I. G.. Gale. Lots
. and ., Bruning Tract; s2,U0O
G. A. Dunsmoorand /. A. Dunsmoor TO NJ.
lhnuley.-Lot o. piock n, MOL tract, W est
side Fort street, near Temple; S3,500
j. Il. Bushard TIC. Grucer.-U ndvided a OF
lots 2, and of Griffin's Addition to East Los
Angeles, less 9exl15 feet before sold III said lot
2; $500.
We'll 10 ]. Clement.-Iot .. block G.. Also
Tract, City; SiO0.
w. /. CIapp to +. A. Clapp.-Flfteen acres
in Orange Grove Assoe'n Tract; $500.
n. Fletcher to p VI. Scott.-Undivided y OF
I54 acres In Sec. 10, 4. | g., X. Ii W.; sl.2J0
Immigrant and Land Cooperative Assoc'n
TO d. Freeman.-Qut.claim of 59.li acres
South Of city.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-10
QUEEN NAB.

4 lille f,iry comes at night,
Her eyes are blue, her hair Is brown,
With silverspots upon her wings
And from the moon she futtefs down.
She has little silver wand,
And when a goodchild goes 10 he'd
She waves her wand from right To LETT,
And makes u circls round It's head.
And then 1t dreams OF pie asani things,
OF fountoins filled with fairy fish,
And trees that bear delicious ftuit.
And bow their branches at aswish.
ufarburs filled with dainty scents
From lovely flowers that never fade;
Bright nies that glitter in the sun,
And glow wotms shining l4 the shade.
And talking birds, with gif Ell tongues
For singing songs and telling tales.
A nd pretty dwarfs to show the way
Through fairy hills and fairy da'es.
bat when bad child goes ,o bed.
From left to right s.ie weayes her rings,
Aud then IL drea ms all through the night
or only ugly, horrid thlngsi
Then lions come with glazing eyes,
And tigers growl a dreadful noise,
And ogres draw their cruel knives.
10 shed the blood Of girls and boys.
Then wicked children wake and weep.
Aud wish the long black gloom away;
But good ones love the dark, and lind
The nightsas pleasant as the day
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COURT REPORTS.
District COurt....SEPULvE j.

District COurt.-.SEPULvEDA, j.
TUESDAY, November D.
Johnson VS.. Mellus.- Demurrer overruled;
ten days to answer.
Roberts VS.. Beaitdry.-Demurrer sustained; !;
ten days to amend.
Haihes VS.. Haines. Demurrer oyerruled; !;
ten days 10 amend.
Uruchusia VS.. Buel Ina. Leave granted to file
supplemental answer
FELTON, VS.. Justice Motion for new trial
granted; trial set for Thursday llth inst, at
$3.50 A. NJ.
ArTachea W.. Arrachea.-Non granted
against the plaintiff and decree Of divorce or
dered to be entered in favor OF defendant, &C.
cOrding 10 prayer of fcrOss-complant.
WOltskill VS.. Gotta ct al.--Case tried and
submitted; briefs To he presented by Saturday
next.
Meyer VS.. ROth.-Statement on motion far
new trial settled and Iied.
Griffith Il Lyrch VS.. j. Z. Wrlght.--Default
entered, cause tried and decree entered ns
prayed for In complaint and So attorneys
lees.
Adjourned till Wednesday atsA.M
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-10
For Sale.

A MOUNTAIN RhNCH-16O acres of sur
- veyed Government claim. y rare chance
far inyalids seeking pure air and healthy
climate. Splendid farming land, especially
adapted for vineyard and orange orchard.
Plenty OF water. Ten acres cleared and two
have been cultivated. New house of three
rooms well finished. / 500 feet water pipe, full
set carpenters and agricultural tools. Stu-
ated a few miles from town. Will be sold
cheap as owner wishes to return East. Apply
TO KIMBALL & CHAPLIN,
nov4tf No. 10 Spring st.