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re- The Democratic State Central Commit
tee of Missouri has adopted a resolution that
it would be simple act of justice to the Dem
ocratc party to hold the next Democratic Ma
tional Convention in st. Louis The members
of the Democratic National Committee are au
thorized in behalf of the Democracy of the
expense of the convention and that the men,
bers of the convention can be as Hospitality
entertained there as anywhere else. They
also state that they have Merchants Ex-
change which will accommodate fifteen thous-
and people. The next Democratic Convention
will have to be vastly more numerousy at
tended than the last one was, if half the space
in the Exchange is occupied.
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re- The new Treasurer of the United States,
Hon. John G. New, has about eight of the en-
ployees of that Department busily engaged
in counting the money in the vaults of the
Treasury. The counting will be continued
night and day until it is completed. The
work is one of vital Importance. There has
been discovered no mistake as yet With the ex-
ception Of the forty seven thousand FIVE huns
dred dollars that were stolen few weeks ago
very mysterousiy while shout to be sent by
express TO New York City.
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On the 18th inst, Rev. JAMES G. MOORE, in the 41st
year of his age, pastor of Summerfield Circuit.
At Towsontown, July 18th, CHARLES CHEW, infant
of James H. and Ella D. Hynson, aged II months.
On the Sth inst, EMMA H., wife of Chas. A. Gambr
and daughter of r. W. Hook, Esq.
On the Sth inst, REIN II. WoRTHINGToN, youngest
of Noah H. and Mary A. c. Worthington, of Balti-
more county.
At Meadowvale, Baltimore county, the 10th inst,
THOMAS 0wINGs, infant Of William Hand and Kate
Browne, aged year and q days
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Miscellaneous.
TRUSTEES SALE
VALUABLE PROPERTY NEAR CATIONS
VILE, BALTIMORE COUNTY. MD.

VALUABLE PROPERTY NEAR CATIONS
WILLIE, BALTIMORE COUNTY, MD.
DY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
I'D Baltimore county, in equity, passed on
the oath day of April, 1875, in the case of Will
liam Baskerville, Jr., and others againstGeo. A.
~ 0Donnell and others, the under .SsHSe
n; signed, as Trustee, will offer at pub ssss s
Llic sale at Davis Hotel, Gainesville, -
on Monday, 18th dayof July, 1875,
at o'clock P. NJ,
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND,
situate in Baltimore county, about miles
from the city, near the intersection of the Old
Frederick Road and Benzingers Lane, II miles
from the terminus Of the Gainesville Railroad
and adjoining the lands of Messrs. Pape, APP
peld, Bujack, Herd, Klmbb and Brademyer,
containing about
1877 ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
and more particularly described in deed from
John McCallot, trustee, to VIM. c. Miller and
John B. 0'Donnell, dated 18th day of May,
1867, and recorded among the Land Records of
Baltimore county, in Liber E. II. A, No. so, TO-
lilo $50, &c.
The property is very valuable-it possesses
many advantages. There is a never-f failing
stream of water running through the proper
ty, on which is mill, two dams, with full
supply of water; the land is rolling, adapted
to the cultivation of all kinds of grain, fruits
and grasses it abounds in minerals, such as
"0chre," yellow and red, "Asbestos," &C., from
the sale of which the whole place could be
paid. 1t consists of about So acres of arabic
land and SIS of wood and timber and is suscep-
tible of being divided into desirable and valu-
able building lots
improvements, besides the Mill and Dams.
there are
DWELLING HOUSES,
with outbuildirgs.
day ofsale, the balance IN SIX ana Uwerve
from the day of sale, the credit payments to bear
interest and to be secured to the satisfaction of
the Trustee.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing. will please
examine the property and come to the sale pre-
pared to make liberal bid. For further par
| ticulars apply to
D. C. H. EMORY, Trustee,
No. Al st. Paul St., Baltimore City,
Or Smedley Row,
Towsontown.
CHARLES c. GIBSON, Auctioneer.
L
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-07-17

If you have been drinking too much, which
however you should never do, a dose of DR..
Bulls Vegetable Pills will place you in good
condition again. +
This is good month to take wife if you
want to. If you really want tho, you can't
though for it is illegal. Zeb Crummet says he
has one, and don't want another. He had
trouble enough when he e0on her.
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By S. G. WILSON, Auctioneer.
MORTGAGES SALE
OF
VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROP
ERTY, IN TEXAS,
BALTIC. COUNTY.

Under and by virtue of power contain
~ ed in a mortgage from Thomas Goodwin
and Julia Goodwin his wife, to Henry Klees &
-. Sons, dated the Goth day of June, +S$R
f:""N A. DISH, and recorded among the -
49, Mortgage Records of Baltimore -
county, in Liber E. II. A., No. Al, folio 579, &c.
the undersigned, Attorneynamed in said mort
gage will sell at public auction, at the COURT
HOUSE DOOR, in Towsontown, on
Tuesday, the 9th day Of July, A. D. 1875,
at II o'clock NJ.
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NeaU Advertisements.
FOR RENT.

A SMALL, well-built, comfortable HOUSE,
n situated on the York Road, near Tow
sontown; six Acres of Land attached ; de- ;;M
sirable and comfortable outbuildngs; at-E..lR
present occupied by William Bowen, offs. May
be rented with or without the land
Apply to JOHN E. OWENS,
July lift. Aigburth Vale.
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"A man was hanged at Atlanta, Ga, last
month. A few days before his execution,
Catholic priest, two Baptist ministers and
Methodist called on him at the same time
They commenced discussing religion, and who
had the surest means of saving him, and they
became so noisy and violent toward each other
that the jailer had to interfere and order them
all out of jail, and the wretch had to get along
without any preacher.
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THOSE TRACTS OR PARCELs.


adjoining the lands of Ashland Iron Company
and others, situated in the Sth district of Bal
timore county, containing
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN ACRES OF
LAND, MORE OR LESS,
being the same lands mentioned and described
in mortgage dated September 17th 1874,
from Gist T. Cockey to the Beneficial Saving
Society of Baltimore city, and recorded in Ii
Der J. B., No. So, folio 2S3, &C., Mortgage Re-
cords Baltimore county, as by reference TO said
mortgage the description Of said land will
more particularly appear
And hereby give notice, that on
Wednesday, the 21st day of July, 1875,
at ii o'clock A. NJ,
at the Court House, in Towsontown,I will Of
fer for sale, all the right, title, interest and
claim at law and in equity of the said Gist r.
Ceckey, in and to the above described parcels
OF land so seized and taken in execution to the
highest bidder for cash.
SAMUEL F. BUTLER,
Sheriff of Baltimore county.
June 26.-ts.
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New Haven is opening its eyes and staring
at a pair of $4,000 diamond earrings which a
gentleman has bought to give to his wife at
their golden wedding. These are the most val
liable earrings ever brought into the State.
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LOST COWS---S5 REWARD.

T OST, on Monday evening last, in the woods
IL on the York Turnpike, above Ts-ywa
the 9-Mie House, opposite Luther Tssz
vile, TWO FRESH COWS, one red~=N1
with white face, one horn broken off, and the
other red and white spotted. The above re-
ward will be paid for any information leading
to their recovery. Apply at this office.
MAX 0TTENHEIMER,
1t* 80 Shakespeare St., Baltimore.
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Property Sales.
SHERIFF'S SALE
REAL ESTATE NEAR Jockeys
VILE, BALTIMORE COUNTY.

DY virtue of writ OF teri facjas issued out
ID of the Circuit Court for Baltimore county,
at the suit of John 7. Ensor, against the goods
and chattles, lands and tenements Of Gist T.
Cockey, Administrator of Catharine A. West,
| have seized and taken in execution, all the
right title, interest, claim and demand sa&r
at law and in equity of the said Gist II. go
Cockey, in and TO -
ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND,
situate, lying and being ip Baltimore county,
com prising part of that whole tract of land
designated as Lot No. 2, which by deed OF trust
dated 18th March, 1886, and recorded in Liber
T. K, No. 25S, foliO 532, &C., of the Land Re
cords of said county, (now city, was conveyed
by Elijah Merryman and Rebecca R., his wife,
to Thomas Love, in trust for Rebecca F. John
son,
Beginning for the same at a point in the
centre of the York Turnpike Road, being the
beginning for said Lot No. 2, and described in
said deed of trust, thence east along the line
of land formerly belonging to Peter F. Cockey,
to a corner, thence from said corner, north
along with the line of the land formerly be-
longing to said Porter F. Cockey, until it in
tersects the centre OF the County Road, lead
ing from the Ashland Furnace to the York
Turnpike, and thence west along the centre of
said described County Road until it intersects
the centre of the York Turnpike Road, and
thence from said last named point south, along
and with the centre Of said Turnpike Road to
the place of beginning, containing about
FIVE AND A HALF ACRES OF LAND,
MORE OR LESS,
being the same land mentioned aud described
in a deed dated Nth day of A pril, A. D. 1875,
from Rebecca f. johnson and husband, to Gist
T. Cockey, recorded in Liber J. b. No 90, folio
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S~ The counties of Maryland named after
natives of this State are three in number
Carroll, named after Charles Carroll, of Car
rollton; Howard, named after Col. John Eager
Howard, of the Revolution; Garrett, named af-
ter John w. Garrett, President of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad. We believe the Hon.
VIM. Cost johnson had the honor of first sug-
costing the name of Carroll, for the new coun-
Sy formed out of portions of Frederick and
Baltimore counties; about the other two we
suppose the Legislature was the baptismal
sponsor. Who can enlighten us on the subject ?
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re- Judge Kelley delivered a long speech
at Youngstown, Ohio, to large body Of men
interested in an extensive rolling mill in that
community, that is now standing idle. He en-
deavofed to prove to taem that more paper
money would remedy their troubles
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MANTUA MILLS---(JOHNSON
AND EBAUGH.)

ANE-HALF interest in the STOCK AND
" CONTENTS of the above MILLS, consist
ing of GRAIN, FLOUR, SC, MILL WAGONS
and TEAM of HORSES, MILL ROUTE and
good will, is now offered for sale.
TERMS to suit purchaser
MARY M. L. HEY,
Administrative, of the late
WILLIAM II. EBAUGH.
Mantua P. o., Baltimore county, Nd.
The surviving partner, Mrs. E. JOHNSON,
also offers her half interest in the above for
sale, and the MILL PROPERTY for RENT.
July 1O.-2w.
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DIED..

~ For every line ofpoetry prose accompanying
death notices. 10 cents line charged to be paid for
cd
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THE FOLLOWING PERSONAL PROPERTY

THE FOLLOWING PERSONAL PROPERTY
a 81 MICH COWS, 1aenwm
AAzx1N / BULL,
An 2 HORSES, 6T
a lot OF Shotes, 2 Carriages and Harness, 1
Sleigh, four-horse Power for threshing, and
lot of Farming Tools and Implements too nu-
merous to mention. ALSO, lot of Chestnut
Rails and Posts. Also the Grain and Straw
of about 10 ACRES OF RYE, rs ACRES OF
WHEAT, ACRES OF OATS, and the inter-
est in about SO ACRES OF, CORN upon the
Gunpowder Farm, and ACRES OF WHEAT,
ACRES OF RYE and interest in about so
ACRES OF CORN on the Lions Den Farm.
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash. except for the
growing crops of corn, for which credit of four
months will be given, to be secured by note,
with approved security.
MOSES MERRYMAN,
DAVID G. MCINTOSH,
Assignees in bankruptcy Of Alfred ], Gent.
VIM. DUNCAN, Auctioneer.
July Its
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NorE.-The above was handed us this week
by member of the Western Run Society, and
without due reflection we promised to publish
it, which promise we have fulfilled. This con-
troversy cannot result in any any good to Ell
Their of the societies, and as the troubles refer
red to are matters that alone interest them,
and are of no public con Germ whatever, we de-
cline publishing any more letters upon the
subject. If any more are published they must
be paid for in advance at our regular advertis-
ing rates.-EDs. UNION.
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PROPOSALS FOR A BRIDGE
OVER GWYNN'S FALLS.

OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS BALTIMORE
COUNTY, TowseNTowN, June 10th, 1875.
PROPOSALS will be received at this office
Il until
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
"AVING been informed by two responsible
III citizens of the county that report has
been circulated in their neighborhoods that
would not be a candidate before the next Coun-
ty Convention for the position of States Attor-
ney, deem it due to my friends, as we'll as
myself, to announce publicly that l am in the
field as candidate and would feel highly hon
ored by nomination for that position.
Respectfully,
Dec. l9.-tf. c. BONN SLINGLUFF.
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3 DWELLING HOUSES

CHARLES C. GIBSON, Auctioneer.
July lots.
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Correspondence Baltimore Co. Union.l
Resolutions adopted by the Western
Ram S11pIIi1lH Rec

At meeting of the Western Run Spelling
Bee, held at School House No. 2, Sth district,
July 10th, the following resolutions were unan-
imously adopted:
Resolved, That we, the members and friends
Of the Western Run Spelling Bee, in meeting
assembled-believng that in union there is
strength-do censure and condemn the action
taken by the members of the Marble Hill Lit
erary Society in regard to a challenged spell
ing match which took place at this house be-
tween the two aforesaid societies, on Tuesday
evening, June LIST, which resulted IN very I'M
expected defeat for that Society, in consequence
OF which communication, detailing the facts,
was published in two of the leading county
papers of juno 5th and at the publication of
said facts the members of the NJ. H. L. S. be-
came somewhat enraged and they then had a
very absurd article published in the Maryland
Journal of June 18th, denouncng the truthful
ness of the account of the match, which, in re-
ply, called forth true and correct statement
of the whole proceedings. They again had, or
caused to have published, in the Journal of
June 10Th, at their own expense, without time
for reflection, two very pernicious articles,
which were, in the opinion of this assembly,
unbecomng the dignity of their high and ex-
allied position, and which we fear in time will
prove hurtful to them and as we have given
a true and. correct statement of facts, during
the whole of our. proceedings, with belief
that no lie thrives, but that honesty is the best
policy, and with no feelings of animosity to-
wards any of our fellow rivals and whereas the
editor of said paper has refused to receive any
more communications from either of the before
mentioned societies on account of personalities,
and also refused to publish communication
from this Valley, June 3Oth, but did publish, in
the opinion of this assembly, two very person.
AL untruthful, uncalled for, unprncipled and
slanderous communications from the members
of the Marble Hill Society, which were very
unbecoming to a society that processes to be
governed by sound principles of morality and
as we further believe that the publication Of
those articles and the refusal of ours will in all
probability not increase the circulation of that
partial paper /; therefore be it
ResotUed, That we, the members and friends
of the Western Run Spelling Bee, do not favor
the Journal with any more communications
from this section, hut request the Secretary of
this association to send copy of these resolu-
lions to the editors of the Baltimore County
Union for publication, and to the members of
the Marble Hill Literary Society.
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MORE OR LESS,

being the same land mentioned aud described
in deed dated 18th day of April, A. D. 1875,
from Rebecca F. johnson and husband, to Gist
T. Cockey, recorded in Liber J. b. No 90, folio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-04
Giin Rsal Gstdte for Sale.

kTA GREAT BARGAIN, if sold this week,
~ the aud elegant 4-Slnry brOwnstcEe HOUSE, 20
x62N1O., M. 10 last 4Otn-ss.. near Jth-tye. 49,
VIII sOd above Apply premises 10 10
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auetiou Sales of Real estate.

NOUNS WILKINS. Anctioneer.
EXECUTOR~ SALE Of BUSINESS PROP
- EhTf on CHANNELS and REA DtsTs being part OF
hs estate u lOrIng h3lrcWs. dcceascl
r. II - DIV & co. Wi sell by auction THURSDAY
III BfOadNay " - ~ '
CHAMBERs sT.-Tle very valuable plot If ground with
the DualuSs Thereon, known . cham
uirVhkh 20 .ses ~ plot iot ~ iuchs rs feet
nfe Dols Itcy opposite County Court house is
Nnitesi States COuTis. - -
large portion u ne purchase money may remain on bond
and Borage for Mars ana TAI, az
nc A]s-SLo1f~ (406ol
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h1inter Resorts.

fr]inter Resorts.
DOYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, Nassau, n. p,
III Bananas.Wiu open Nov. !. steamer VIII leave New
York Nov direct steamers VIII leave savannah
Ga every 10 days and the Trip IN less than two ia =
The temperature Nassau last Winter did not vary Dhi
from IT, making delightful climate N the world
For part culaTs gd'ress ... 100 -, -, ~
SANTA CRUZ. WEST INDiES.-Renowned
- for saLubr ty OF climate beauty of scenery.
BULOWSNfNDE
the late palace Governor w for guests Terms
particular 10 -.
VAN SICKLEN, EDliOpOle, No 1873 Nassau ST. New-nnrK
WINTER LOCATION FOR iNVALlDS.
w One hundred aud fifty invats than now have
can be very nicely comfortably cared for and have th
best opporunites well during this Fail and WHIT ~
our Home Hillside bostOtce, DansVne LlVll-sloh
Co Sew.York. VI il the largest Hygiene lns III th
ynr where the sick wen of all durable staSfs WITHOUT
the use Of rnednes accommodate 800 persons aud
aldv have patients Cana Ia for the All
ana Winter magnificent for W nier r. SIT nee
send six cents in postage stamps for circular ef and
Steel engraving aud It's cottages Address ts
above JAMES &. JACKSON.
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tjelp Wdnleo-- Males.

CIRST-CI.ASS AGENTS WANTED TO SELL
Il HOGARrIIS WORKS perfectly reproduced by the He'll
oiye pro- Not cheap imperfect mutations bnt ahoiss
ar..ltes wOrld works Ot Art. The best
wanted 10 canvass the best portions Of the die
States Ffstclass cOmmlssicns 10 Other attractive sub
srrfpon preparation. Apply BY letter la
T. JAMES Il. OBGOOO & Co. l3l Franklin Al. Boston
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5itnai,ons UGnle1-- 1la!es.

MAN CO0K-A colored man would Ike a
ards house aud pastry toronghy and
can furnish snexccptnnabe reference. ABBY a. ODELLS
AGENCY, 100 West 3 itil st. corner OF BruaIway
USEFUL MANLY a German Protestant, aGe
% vcar-. who take 81 horses and cattle dliVr
milk ito gardening tend furnace, clean boots, &c best
recomnenlstio call at CARPENTERS, lUo tthaNe.,
9uis.
USEFUL MANA useful young man (SWede)
wants a situation: object; capable ami willing
To make useful anything; city country ses u
and respectable. ni'lueeut
reliable person rustWury ha- guot references
A PROTfsS IA ST HOME BUREAU, I3o 6tl-aye.
lsTAiIER-A French young man waiter
w In private family; understands waiting thorOdsnly
cleaing silver tend and ling to make himself Use
full: furnish Z rd reference. Appy AZ ODELi :
AGENCY. 1913 West 3itlist, corner OF Broadway.
WAITER and LADYs MAID or NURSE
w and SEAM TRESS.-A freiciman and VIE, no IN
cruI7lncc" would like place together the man under
Stands hisducs thoroughly waiteF the WI" - rsLca
AMI hts, VIII 90 tast
North ioutb uneXoeponahle CITY reference Apply
ODELS lO9 West san corner ot Broai"ay inquire
Tor II.
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aurfiou Sales of Real estate.
MoRRs WuKss, Auctioneer. =
cCT(rNREfs SALE of NORTHEAST COX

A SSIGNEE@ SALE of NORTH EAST COR
N NER FIFTHAyE. and WASHINGTON SQUARE
r. II LUDLOW & Co. Will sell at ancton, on wEDNFS-
DAY Nov. s. 1870 IL O'Clock, at the Exchange Sales
room, No. IL broadway, -
SALE BY ORDER OF HON. WIN. d. sHIPMAN, AS
SIGNEE:
FIFTH. AvTc-The LEASE of the plot of GROUND, with
elagant MANSION, known No. IL Washington
s1nare and basement, G2x6O feet and
extension fest formerly consisted Of Nos ~ and 10
converted dwelling. and, wlhe ID u
eapaeions residences in the city the improve
mena Re that II 30 desired can again De
conyerte into two houses In It's present condition IL II in
excellent order aud thoroughly Furnished Win eNSry
modern convenience Guided with the house are The six
and Cretoune and coverings of the walls the mahogany
library nngs a the side gas bracket ABOVE main oor
Tine ground a. 81 % Waslingtonsluare Ilt rear
on lev by depth F1fh ave OF ~ iee ~
leased fru sailors Harbor 81 from May 1919
ground 81 100 annum and taxes The above pr1piy
Will offered upset price and sold TO the highest BIDDER
over that amount An the eleg furniture VIII De sofa on
the l7t giving the purchaser the oPpor-
purchase especially sdapted 10 inc
house.
M q pan. 81 or No 81 Fast Sevanieenfhst st 466l)
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Real gslaie 90 @xchanae.

Farm of 500 acres. so miles on Long
n Island. free and clear. price 10000 10 EXCHANGE
foS house an AowYO BROOKLYN. II alo, vslne
rutland g. WHITING. BeeSmanst 81.
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Gounirn Real GsIate for Sale.
ELEGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE
FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE,
In the beautiful town Of
COLCHEsTER, CONN

COLCHESTER, CONN.
Celebrated fer It's good sory heabfuI climate excellent
free academy schools for the natural beauties
surrounding place in country Offers superior attrac
tions home the merchant professional
o,ers 10 spend tie evening OF their days The
nj Colchester dry orpo
haisuons are there; railroad facilities connect IL with New
CANT conmotiou- the stables ana OTHER buildings the
beautifully tc1ced garden an the iruit o. al kinds oin to-
4 sold half price, the has moved away and
&c. oore. nv si evcfair for farm or otner iterfv
IN -rchandise Address apply AZ
l.. d. DILIINGHAM'S
ADVERTISING AGENCY.
Ne. 2gl Mainst, la tOTd, Conn.
EOR SALE-Three line suburban RESI-
DhNCEs Si.e srs good yemens 20 20 acres 1s
class FARMS Of 100 each, from TO miles from
Ithaca y our due graded public schools win Cornell
'"''''''' ''''' ''' W Is. EYElts. I,haea, y. Y.
= MISSOURI FARMS for SALE.-One in
- Howard County Of 42S acres Two 10 RaRd1ph Comfy
viii be sold at bargain. FOR part euars, address
A. r. DENNY, Huntsville, Mo.
&I SOO MODEL 81, 900 HOMES. $500
NEN 81 Convenient 70 ORANGE MOUNTAIN,
$500 VII BJY HANDSOME COTTAGE, rooms.
sltOlwln BUY HAND~0ME C0IIAGk, foans.
900 VII BUY Han DSOME COTTAGE. II rooius' all
m9S.n In ~, esGn, s ,,l '. o. stoIads ro.o 81,
ton; near M lime man tisN RAJ PARK low canmnla
Examine Photograph Of Houses. DC, a. 80 BtoADWAY,
P.s.-SoNTHLY PAYMENTS.
$24OO First II, r YEAR794laaee $1,000
ether confortale sibora cottage rcsid - wtn
ample grounds nearly an acre Ia out in avn gr shade
TGii dowcis vines &c Houses have ii Rooms gas bath
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