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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-06-29
I From the Macon tGa) Daily Citizen.

FROM inc MHcOn Nb".J 'dIy N'L'"'''l
DANFoRrn's SANATIvE DENTElfICE'-
This preparation lot the teeth IS without II
peer. 1t fully comes up to all that Is Nia-
ted of it. and Is undoubtedly the great de
sidcratum which has so long and so ar
IDENTITY been searched for by the dental pro-
fessiOu, namely \ concentrated solution
of CASTLE Soap combined with the best
vegetable aStringcnt, tree from acids; all
the compound parts of which are OF the
most beneficial and identifying to the
teeth. This exquisite Dcntriiice cannot
fail to please all who use a tooth wash
Try it.
For sale by JIM IIutci.ins, Winchester,
Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-06-29

PROF. j. W. TERRILL,-This gen
tIeman and his family "a wife and five
children have come to Winchester to
live. We have heretofore stated that
Major Tcrrill Che vas an officer in the
Confederate army,) had exchanged his
property in Missouri for the property
of Mr., Samuel Smith, in Winchester,
and thus we loose a good citizen and
gain one, and so -honors are easy,
Prof. Terrill's health is not good,
suffering as he does from severe
wounds received in the late war. But
We hope that our splendid climate,
good water, and beautiful scenery, will
cooperate TO make his years many
among us. The Huntsville (Mo,)
Herald. of the 22d inst, says that
Prot. T. has many warm friends in that
section, who much regret his departure,
but his health demanded the change.
The same paper publishes The follow
ing:
CAT a meeting Of the Board Of Trus-
tees of Mt. Pleasant College, held June
18th, 1876, the following resolutions
were adopted, to wit:
Resolved, That President Terrill,
in his seven years government of Mt.
Pleasant College, has proven himself
to be an educator Of superior abilities,
a gentleman of untarnished reputation,
and a christian whose walk and con-
versation have been upright. And
while we dcplore his loss from our
midst, we heartily commend him 10
the community to which he goes, as
well worthy their confidence"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-06-29

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Iior'tN N'Nt'l ~. Nv ~ ~ a., 49,, ",
! tI,,Nl'm ,""i,'I , ! Nv, ,Ln ~ d,r nr ImitI
W. 'I o.. ,In thHT ,nIInwinr tIrs,r iLrId
lS'd. "IIrr i"r S,'lr ,nr '"i'"T mG,,', of ,'"'"
Ira't1 VI '',,', ~" " ;u Wv, n" a, a,.,s.. Gr
!".'' -, ,n ~, ,.nnr ~, wLirL trvrs ,rr
taxes Tor the year. iH,2' "",C" ,"N', ~
cue n'I" lrln'l" "'p'''' ''0N'''' Wv
r''''''' WV
r,psr ,,.rrrcr
~ .i o,, ,,t an
'Nar'ool H'tn,''gI ~ ,' ,1'I ~ w. cost
nnIn'' N'''''' "H
500. -, ,,r,d,d
Green Auh'T,"ii 'u," "n' i"i' ",',,",'uI
~ N,,l@l'l"1, ''','J,H, nr m', |"n
lnll''P.' '"N ~, l'"','I = ~ I,n,rs,m
Violet Ar4rtt' co.,, o,'' l"' ga ',"' 61
street ,aH i w. prI'i,,i - G,on Inn" n"I
!"sIPh hI'I,uiT "S',,,", '''",," "
Ninrlc,trr' lo,'' nt'ni', ' . nm ut
1000 tax lU3o' l~el'al1y | ~; runI Too, o,
"Iiey 'oo't; "I',I ~ i'a"' D' ' =,
by Enl0rry' H',l''i, H"N"H a omn '"''''
taX: ! So peiai'S o,.s,, '"n' I"U no. ,o,l
JIM COY az c"l' Uic ," III ~ EDIrrn,,.. InLm
bounded ny J0Hh ,olynI, y o'n! qno
Col%tr; taA o''2, lr"',rS 'i, ,nJ h i"I
Az ,o5l"I c "iIi o"G Kni"ht anI + /
- 49,. NJ ,~,.n,Itv IJItr nn.t z I'M
Martil , ~ ! nn, Po omi 9nn AZ Winrhrs-
"i'pc'l ',aa't,' ""'' !. nnn,ltv 979tr
Ter, VIRGIN St'e''' '"N !" p "/''
cost . w, o,l oro Lot Wirchcstcr
lev D". annt tny n ncnaltv 1gi,r,
" y nn '
COS. . w; o oro Iot Winchester
MnI! naNi' W N, nrn,Itv 5it -. cost
nrocli St'c''' '"N '''r'
. w. r oI ann lot Winchester
Joe En,n!IS w e Cnrrnr Scott SLATER
p"l,iiucu ~ wy ~. ~ rnnnIty Ill,
ana !" "o'NcI' 'N "(s' i 'f
'oS1 WV, r,,m col two acres of land
nn'",I hr CoIynr " Gillr-ur. Gil.
bounded ~ = SI,Si' raw XII, nruult,
ieiPIc' 'nu p n " "''""
''i4n, Ey,ili ccl. one LOT IN JASPER road
,,m . K nnn,lrv a7g.c. cost u {.
Jay D rI' pJTE nnIIrn" irn,l n acres of land
",'I Hn, ,nJ hi,cIi Lonndnd hy MIS-. En-.
{Uu W. MEN" Cnhlr and Mrs E1brcy; tul
~ W'maIi Sii'r rnst q
: VIZ CtIi,.niS col. one lot. bounded b,
"orInt prn,nitnr IIonuhton. and Estili
yIn rnnaItv etc, cost 3 no.
!" ,m..tt i;nW DrcLGrI. bounded BY San
C,r.I sInnu, I'ooycr, and A Bryant; Ia!
,",n' m ,DI III. cost {.
= ~, g Srinr tnrc Inf In Winchester, OF
coI,e,c "trcct. oppo,iIr Beaslcy's; Ia.
: IN ,~,.n,ltv / IN. cost 3 90.
. ~ pc'iiatS y'' coi nrc iot in Winchcs
N%ti ,,t,lII a., Simolctnn' Dr uourhtor
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PERsoNAL.-Dr. Smith w. Hough-
ton, one Of our most substa initial citi-
gems Of Franklin county, has been
quite sick for several weeks, but was
very much better at last accounts,
Mr., James Logan, one of the oldest
and most respected citizens OF our
town, has been for some time in q
feeble condition but W. are glad to
learn that he is able "to be about"
DR.. Henry Estill is well again He
was quite ill for awhile, but the hopes
Of his many friends are gratilicd in
seeing him himself again.
Mr., Graves Pennington, one of the
best and most energetic men of our
county, has recovered from serious
illness, ard we are proud that he still
lives. He deserves long life and hap
piness,
Mr.. J. b, Colyar is in town. He is
small in stature, but has a big brain
and q generous heart, and some fair
lady ought to win him from his unac'
countable cclibacy.
Judge A. S. Marks and family, Miss
Melissa Merritt, and Miss Maggie
March, of our town, left last Monday
for the Centennial. We want our dear
friends to tell them that we are coming,
too,-Prov!ded.
j. L Scott, whose name ought ever
to be printed in capitals, because he is
such a capital fellow-so noble, so de-
serving, and such II good friend of
ours-"Jim," we say, has been spend
ing n few days with his many friends
and relatives in dear old Winchester.
Mr.. l.. q. Matlock, better known as
"Pomp," has just come from his plan
~tation, near Tulip, Arkansas, and will
spend a time here with his many
friends and relatives. Hc would have
been here sooner, but stopped for
few days at Spring Hill, Maury coun-
ty, upon some tender business we need
not mention. But it looks suspicious
to see him arming our handsome
friend, Mr., b. z. Hunt. Ben, we sup
pose, will be an attendant. And, by.
the-way, when will your time come,
Ben?
Mr.. d. V. Enochs. one Of our "prin.
ter boys" who has been in Texas a
year or more, surprised us with his
presence the other day, looking as jo-
vial and healthy as his fondest friend
could wish. He thinks Texas has
some advantages and disadvantages
when compared with Tennessee. The
preponderancy of the disadvantages
has induced him to come back home
to stay. lie says they have plenty to
eat in Texas, and moro money than We
have, but people have to work just rs
hard, and unless they do work hard, or
have capital, they are just as certain to
starve. But the country is poorly "a
tered with very poor water. If you
want good wa:er, pure air, and health,
"Mete" says you had better remain
somewhere near Winchester. In all
that renders life pleasant SO that a lit
tie money can be enjoyed, Franklin
county is the place. And, if we would
work a little harder at home, and be a
little more enterpIising, he thinks Of
no advantage that could be claimed
over our county, by Texas or "any
other country in Gods world" But
too many persons are making them
selves unhappy in wishing for Il prom
ised land they will never see, and nine
out of ten sell out at u sacrifice to 90
to Texas, and find when they get there
that they have simply jumped out OF
the frying pan into the fire,
"a
The Best Chewing Tobacco
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-06-29

Dull times now in Winchester, con
scquent upon the vacations of our
schools. We can scarcely repress our
desire to be upon the banks Of old
Elk, with our fishing tackle and a
bucket of live minnows.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-06-29

Last Saturday Mr.. James Blake,
living zeal Hurricane Springs in the
18th district of this county, died very
suddenly. He ate dinner as usual, and
went out to pillow, and fell at the pillow
handle. He was carried into his house
and died before shutdown. He leaves
a helpless family.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-06-29

By virtue OF an ordc, OF sale. TO me a.
rprtrd ron the Circuit Court OF tranhlIh
county, Tenn. in favor OF t.. VI. lsellaii
vs.. 40. McElroy, / will, on
Monday. July 81, lS7G'
offer for sale, FOR CASH, at the court
% ,or.c door in the own OF Winchester,
Tenn, the following described I'd f !r,Si IL,
land, lying in district No. Is . .. roIi"ws:
G Gm ths south by the lands of |, Vanztnt :
u ie' A. smith, on the west BY the lands io a,
meriy owned by ). ID. MeElrGyi atI o on
,Lhe a,st by the MISUNDERSTANDING one
,no r,I ,ri richty-lour acres. more or
e..; and viii be sold to satisfy said orde,
"l sale, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. interest
| and cost. Ne.
This June eth. lS1d. City
iuurS-tds So
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-06-29

The wheat crop of our county has
turned out most agreeably. The grain
is generally larger and heavier, and the
yield is far more than an average.
Our advice is: Sell at one dollar.
However, this is the advice of one who
is more theoretical than practical.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-06-29

We venture the assertion that not
over 100 good, responsible men, old
or young, in the county of Franklin
fail to subscribe for the Home Jour
nal. And now, why can we not get
the 100 to come in and help the best
means by which the county can be
helped?
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-06-29

rzgeWc are authorized to announce Noo'
ertson j. Turner II candidate tor Trustee
of Franklin county. Election Let Salur'
day i'm August, 1876.
we are authorized to announce Herndet
Crncn candidate for the Office OF County
Trustec of Franklin cOnnty-the Office u
Tnx Collector and Trustee having been
consolidated. Election LIST Thursday in
August, 1876.
FOR SHERIFF.
NS3" We are authorized to announce
Hugh A. Fitzpatrick candidate for Shcr-
ir Of Franklin county. Election in AT
gust, 1876.
We are authorized to announce john L
Hinton a candidate for Sheriff OF FRANK
lin county. Election in August 1870
We are authorized to announce 5. II
Keith, Dr., candidate for Shcrilt OF fralN'
lin county, attIIe ensuing August election
We are authorized to announce H. /
Stewart 4 candidate for rc-eiectloh 10 we
office of Sheriff OF Franklin county, III Ihe
ensuing August election
We arc authorized to announce IL, +
Oakley Il candidate for Sheriff OF Franklil
county at the ensuing August election.
FOR THE LEGISLATURE
We arc authorized to announce DR.. Jno
]. W. Payne II candidate to represent
Franklin county in the Lower Branch OF
the next General Assembly.
We arc authorized to announce John L.
BensIey a candidate to represent Franklin
county in the Lower House of the next
General Assembly.
w. j. Slater is q candidate to rep
resent Franklin county in the Lower
Branch of the next General Assembly.
FOR SENATOR.
We are authorized to announce Col
Jesse Arledge, of Franklin county. a can
Gidatc for tile State Senate from this Sella-
torinl District. embracing the counties OF
lincoln, Moore, Marshall and Franklin.
We are authorized to announce Col. j.
!. Williams, of Franklin county. a candi-
date for State Senator, from this Senatorial
Distrirt. embracing the counties OF Mar
shall, Lincoln, Moore and Franklin.
FOR CONSTABLE.
We are authorized to announce Joe
Turncv Il candidate for reelection to his
present office of Constable for the LIST
District.
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TO FARMERS!

II will he to the interest OF NIL who wish
Sorghum NILS and Ev0porators TO call on
joan Il, Vaughan, winchester, Tenn" he
tore purchasing elsewhere, and save IRON
- to 30 per cent, iunel-2m
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NOTICE !!

On the Sth of April. 1876, Wallace Mil
Ter, acolorcd boy hound to me, ran away.
and this Is to forbid any one to employ
him, and to notify all that am not to be
held responsible for any Of his acts and
contracts. JOHN MILLER.
June 18th, '7G-3w SewanGc, Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-06-29
Announcements
E0R CONGRESS.

We arc authorized to announce Hon
John NJ. Brighta candidate for reelection
70 Congress from this. the 9TH Congress
sionai District, ut the November election
1OTt
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-06-29

A communication from tue 9Th Dis
trict is upon our table. but the writer
failed to give lis name, and we will not
violate our rule to not publish anony-
nous communications.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-06-29
w. w Garner IL Co,

Would, respectfully. inform all persons in
dehted to them to come forward ut once
anu settle. and thereby save costs. They
cannot afford tn pay cash for their goods
anI give long credit. Come up ut once
and settle.
june both, 1S76-4w
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-06-29

From various portions of our coun-
ty we learn that the apple crop will be
heavy, and a pretty fair crop OF
peaches.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-06-29

Henry Powell, aged sc years, aud a
worthy citizen of TullahomN, died last
Wednesday morning. He was in the
Florida war, and drew a pension.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-06-29
The Best Invention Known

for expressing juice from all sorts of
fruits; ltcosts only one dollar. and every
uouseSeeper would be glad to have one.
sample eau be seen ut the Home Journal
omee' W. j. SLATER.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-06-29

A new announcement this week for
the Legislature.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-06-29
iunCl -}un
LUAdSEa, L.UA13Ga'
Hunts Station, Tennessee.

The undersigned is now prepared to re-
cciyc and fiji all orders. at short notice,
for the following kinds of lumber, at the
annexed prices:
Oak. per NJ. per ear load, ..,. ... $il.50
Delivered at Winchester or Dcchcrd, l2.50
Gum. per NJ, per ear load, .......... ll5C
DELIVERED at Winchester or Dcchcrd, l2.at
! Poplar. per NJ, per ear load. ...... 10,
| Delivered at Winchcstero Drchcrd, l3,5t
viii receive wheat, corn, bacon. and amy
other mcrciNutable barter, taken in cN.
change for lumber at market prices.
j. ID. LIPStOMB.
August 9TH, lS1j-tf
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-06-29

Fruit Jars and Sealing Wax
sor sale, very cheap, by W. W .GARNEl
W.. ju2D-4w
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-06-29

Sussou NJ - dollars, necIeru laN : "o'l'
PVlnnu& go; cost . W.
Iot i" cha Ghuy,' Muu mHrpt'I "',nv'' In W.
penalty l2'ac. co.t3 o.,
y l. 'lro oakley; 20l acres land assessed
u INV' uou'W'u NY NaEGoher' ana MIS-
w ,"n' mWW A'n'u lUrnerS nelrsi
t'N > ~ PtnIll "N,i'' cost . W., ,
,laPo itoo'l'ol' nne LolHn ' poll valued
~ ~ "oillIH' p""l','i Wy 81" l,oD-
lllSon, summons a,la m,S""ro' uAN 2O2'e'
P',,'I,l :, 'e' y"t' . W., oro, Ian, ~
y I'DuTt"I' '"'r va "''' -" . "uN. Wv
H'i III l"U "IIIIrS' uui'"VW ~ rNvn" ,', W
VI ltIl'''y, Dl1NIIt' mn' l"S'o' I'N
90 p'IomS 2,2c'ro . w. n,.ron1 ,,,
Eourll russell one lot III n.eIcl"' n"l,
nrd ut 500; tax IOoOi penalty ! ~ cost
soy ,,l
rnlI y'oIIIi,,II NJ 5jun. i"y + IN nrnulfy 5ul,r,
cost 3 90.
C0UsaUdra Stamps, one lot In WinchcS.
ter, on Green II, valued at POO: tax z 10,
penalty BE, cost OO,
Sims Hotel, j " Nylcr, Guardian, val
ned at $500; tax 70 -, penalty 3lj, cost
3 uO,
} CSawyors, lG acres of land, valucdat
1000, bounded by Brl/altou, kNniuglmm
and Handy tax q 90, penalty 252, cost
; 90.
Casey Trimhlr, col . one lot I'm Winchcs-
ter. on Green r., valued ut 200; taN > 10,
I',"''S az cost &" W.
valued nj M Lni,rs and uolL Ibrrr Io~s
and One biIrh; lax 10 62l,, penalty / 2Ii,,
cost , 90,
Mrs. Jane y,ual,r. one lot in Winrhrs-
t.,, .,. f,.., ..... ,l...
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Blake, Miller Miller and Shastcen, valued
40 SldOj tax 81 IL; penalty l0c, cost
; 90,
W W Pew, one tract Of land, containing
200 acres, valued Mt $500, bounded by Kit
ridge, Phillips, Phillips; tax G 80, penalty
II ,, cost 3 90.
one tract Of land assessed to " II Pi.
liant, containing leo acrc., valued ut $500.
bounded by Taylor, Shastccn, Taylor, Pi-
liant; tax : 10, pcnaly 25c, cost 800,
Duc tract OF land assessed in the name
Of q Rose, containing Isl acres, valued
at $40, bounded by Virgins, Ford, Banks
and lludgius; tax 3SS ~, penalty iG.
cost 3 90.
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT.
NJ ECrisco, lOONcrcs OF land, valued at
500, bounded by oliver, Hampton, lIudg-
300.
IA Elliott, one lot ut EstIIl Springs,
valued at q dollars; tax 2j he, penalty
lc, cost 3 90.
Aaron Hale, 30 acres land-onc poll and
dog-ynIucd at $50, bounded by Sharp,
Simpson, ~Ebcrwtne; tax 3 " | ,, penalty
i3 ~, cost J 90.
Robert Iittlc's heirs, one lot Mt Estill
SprIngs, valued at $50; tax ~ liz, penal
~ 6 -. cost 90,
Mrs. Parks. one lot ut Estill Springs,
valued at S2j; tax Gllc, penalty Be, cost
3 90.
Read. Thompkins d Coz one lot at rs
till springs, valued at 500; Tux 20, pcu-
atty 10 ID, cost , 90.
" = SlarucS. 10 acres land, valued nc
2OO, bounded by Reagan, Gray, Jones and
CraUr; | poll; tax 20, penalty 30 -,
cost 3 200.
Is south. go acres laUl- two dogs
valued at $50, bounded by Petty, Gardens
heirs. Reagan and Dixon; tax III, penal
t. ! 90 - cost 300.
Hugh MctNvuck, 20 acres land, valued
at $500, bounded by Mason, Best, Horn,
and Elh river; tax 3 i,50, penalty, 3.7S, cost
800.
mGHrEENrH DISTRICT.
& Cox. 300 acres land, valued at 1850,
bounded by T%hompson'o heirs, CriSman,
Comfy heirs, and GipSor; tax l3 III
penalty, | 81 IL. cost 3 90.
CrismNn E& Burroughs heirs, no acres
land, valued ut 1900, bounded by Univcr-
sity. EStill, and Scwancc Co.; tax II 90,
penalty ! ". cost 3 90.
W Estill a FG. 81 acres land, valued
mt 1000, bounded by University, EStill and
University tax 10 80, penalty | 2G, cost
3 90.
jefferson E>til, 80 acres lard, valued at
100, bounded by CriSman and others, Jcn-
ME E>lill, and University tax 4 20, PEN
atty - -. cost : co..
Wallace E,till and Skaters heirs, ~
acres land, valued at 1000, bounded by
University, E~tiil and University tax
lO 80, penalty | %, cost 3 90,
jackson Odrar, - acres Of land-poIl
and dog-yalucd mt $50, bounded by
Odc,r, Tomlinson, Olcar and University;
tax , -, penalty llal, cost 3 90.
Il. j. TURNER,
LnMe l. '7G. Tax Collector.
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Ilbb !
Mrs Ann Finncy, 20 acres Of iand-one
.dog-valucd at 80 dollars. bounded by
Anderson. Buckncr, Coison and Duncan
tax | Il. penalty BE, cost 3 60.
A Jackson. llG acres ct land. valued nj
1lG. bounded by Ilokc. Petty. Good.oe and
Hill; tax ! PIG, penalty ll'ac, cost jOO.
NINTH DISTRICT.
Anderson Hoard. GO acres of land val
ned at BOO. bounded by Denly' HIp,om'
Shook and Long; tax rs, penalty o'"1'
cost %. t,,i -,
r sanders. Glacrcs of land, valued ~
An. bounded by Williams, F. RIVER > n
| sanders. and Wilcman; tax 3V'' penait!
ISc. cost 3 90. ,,,
Martha \ Farris. 100 acres OF land val
nod at cnO, bounded by Morris. Porter
Ecnnctt and Morris; tax $50, penalty '"'4
cost 3 w.
TENTH DISTRICT.
.Ioscph Moses. one lot in Cowan. value
at 2j0: tax lG2 II, penalty 81 L. Cos
, M. 80
Joe Paine. one lot in Cowan. valued ~.
dollars: tax : -. penalty 32aic. cost so
Wrtmorc. mountain land. LOO acres va
ucl at 10; Tux 81 ", penalty l''' 'o'
800.
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT
! " Rowlet. 10 acres land bounded u
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-11-03
PURE MINES & LIQUORS
For MEDIClNALNsE.
Notice Of Executors Sale of Real
Estate at Private Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
~ in pursuance Of an order OF tho Probate
Court OF Boise County, Idaho Territory made on the
lOth day OF April, A. d. 1876 in the matter Of the
estate OF Jules Dulioux deceased. the undersigned,
me Executor OF the Last viii and Testament OF
Jules Duiioux, deceased will sell at private sale ia
the highest bidder for cash and subject to conrma.
tlon by said Probate Court. on the I'd day of No.
vember, 1885, in front Of the Probate Judges Office
ID Idaho City, In said county all the right title in
terest and estate of the said Jules Dulioux. de.
ceased at the time of his DEATH and all Che right
Iie and interest that the said estate has by opera
ton OF law or otherwise. acquired other than or in
addition to that of the said inesae at the time of
ms DEATH In and to all those certain lots pieces or
parcels of land situate, lying and boing In Idaho
city. Boise County, Idaho Territory and described
az follows. to wit: That certain store house and
cellar on the south side OF Montgomery street be-
tween the Luna House and Bradford house ana
that certain unmproved lot on Main street adjoining
Garre's cellar.
Terms Of sale, cash; and deeds at exnense ofI
puTchaser. JOHN BRODBECK
Executor Last Will and Testament OF Jules DuIioux
deceased
Dated October II. 1876
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employ mcnt nc which yon can make yer! hrgslg
In your own localities, without being aEsT hm
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and county 10 take subscribers for The CailAa
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whole people feel great interest IN ihelf loana'
Centennial Birthday. and want to know ~ ana v
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