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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-09-20

Hovey, B. S. Dow, F. R. Carpenter, T.
E. Bray, H. c. Dawson, L. B. Church,
Fred. Stanton, Frank Palmer, o. g. w.
N. Drew, c. L. Stevens, w. B. johnson,
Edwin Harris, and others.
The Swiss cattle shown by W. D.
Bronson last year, were here again. A
years trial cOnvinces him that they
combine in marked degree, beef, OK
and dairy qualities.
SHEEP, SWINE AND POULTRY.
We do not think there was so large
display of sheep as some years, espec-
tally in fine woods. And last years ex-
hibit outdid in numbers, at least, both
swine and poultry, although there was
fair show in each of these depart
meHts.
The afternoons program closed with
the exhibition of mares and colts, of
which there was a large number en-
tered.
Loren Kinney exhibited fine three
year old stallion, not owned in county.
B. F. Haviland showed black gelding
six years old, beauty, and fast, owned
by Barre man.
THE BALLOON, AND ITS FAILURE.
From early morn, Aeronaut Grimley
and his assistants had been hard at
work generating gas and initiating his
monster balloon. Although its huge
top began swaying about in the centre
of the grounds early in the afternoon,
four o'clock 1.-THE hour set for the ascen-
sion) came before the air ship was suffi-
GENTLY inflated, and it was announced
that it would not go up until about five
o'clock. Meanwhile the people gather
ed largely about the place where the
initiation was in progress, and between
watching this operation and visiting
With friends always found at the fair,
the time passed not YEARLY.
A COLLAPSE.
About half-past four, sudden gust
of wind blew up the valley, and seizing
upon the great swaying monster al
ready nearly filled, the men holding it
upon the windward side were dragged
along little, and either in their efforts
to prevent its escape, gave it an undue
strain, or the twist upon it, caused a
sudden rent from the bottom to the top
of the balloon, and the gas at once es-
Gaping, the whole thing collapsed like a
pricked soap-bubble, and about as
quick.
| The crowd at once set up a shout,
and then began specializing and com
menting on the accident; and while a
few were so unreasonable as to say il
was "a put up job" and ''done on pur-
pose," the reasonable portion of the
crowd had much sympathy for Mr..
Grimley in his misfortune, and for the
great crowd in their disappointment.
AS it was impossible to make gas and
repair the balloon fol an ascension the
next day, this part of the program must
be put down as an expensive and dis
astrous failure. But the ease and ce-
lerity with which the whole establish
ment collapsed, reminded many of the
risks of ballooning, and made some of
them thankful that the disaster occur
red on the ground instead of half mile
in the air.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-09-20

r The Vermont Watchman, pub
lished at Montpelier, will issue daily
during the coming session of the Legis-
lature, which will contain reports of the
doings of both branches of the General
Assembly. Matters of great impo1 lance
are to come up for consideration at this
session, and the advantage of a daily
paper will be appreciated. Terms for
the session, $3.50 for single copies. Ad-
dress all orders to J. & J. NJ. Poland,
Montpelier, vt.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-09-20
WALL PAPER
TEACHERS INSTITUTE

The Teachers Institute in Caledonia Corr+, g..
ds5S viii be holden at South Ryegate SenteSh ior
ga, Path and 18th, beginning Monday even;ur
at o'clock. oioiis Will open
by competent instructors VIII oe AIDED
zens are invited to attend anu all cltl-
Town Superintendent Clergvma, -, -
are requested to help extend the noiica otners
'"'u'e ana 10 promote general attendance In
EDWARD CONANT
po,5o,-. Superintendent of kducat;on
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-09-20

Waterford.
One hundred and twenty-five or more
friends and neighbors met at Mr.. Lu-
Their Green's on Tuesday of last week,
to help Mr.. and Mrs. Green celebrate
their silver wedding anniversary. A
pleasant social gathering was the result,
and some forty dollars worth of pres
ents were left them.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-09-20
FOR SALE

New and secondhand Carr;.,.
1uggles, Phaetops and two-seate cpar ana Top
for which nnt will sold than the ow 0sf
facturersq quarry and Ley are direct from the mann
b money than otherwise Also new s snd or less
sold 81 constantly on hand and seGpna
soiu at prices that cannot Be heat u' anu VIII be
st. Johnsbury May /, 1878. u =. MOORE:
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-09-20
Barnet.

Barnet.
The bridge company are straighten-
ing up and repairing the bridge over
the Connecticut which was getting out
of shape.
Rev. A. w. Wild from Peacham ex-
changed with Rev. Mr.. Nichols last Sab
bath. Mr.. Nichols goes away this week
on short vacation.
The trustees are having the church
shingled.I
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-09-20

e Ben. Butler and party captured
the hall at the Democratic state con-
vention at Worcester Tuesday, and the
General was nominated for governor :;
but the regular Democrats bolted the
thing and hold their convention next
week. 1t was a big fight and the first
score is for Ben.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-09-20

e Much matter intended for this
paper, is necessarily crowded out this
week. Our readers will see why. A
large edition is printed and will be sold
as long as it lasts, at five cents a copy.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-09-20

Butter is beginning to move ana we
bear of diaries being sold at twenty
cents per 10.
Our depot was broken into by tramps
Monday night and few dollars stolen'
but Preston had the fellow in jail tues
day. We presume if there are any more
who want tickets for Windsor they can
get them here.
We are to have a course OF elght Zee
tures at the town hall by different phy-
sicians, opening Oct. 22d, with Dr.
Child, of Bath, N. H., on prevention Oh
disease.
W. H. Burbank being unexpectedly
missed by his friends on Church street
has concluded to move back again.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-09-20
FLORAL AND MECHANICS HALL

FLORAL AND MECHANICS HALL.
The exhibition of apples was very
good, although but three or four en-
tries. w. S. Brock of Peacham had a
fine show, as also did E. t. 81 H. X.
Ide, who are agents for some Deertield
valley fruit. Lyman Stanley exhibited
pears, and N. Nj. Johnson of this place
was the only exhibitor of grapes, hav-
ing some well ripened Hartford Pro-
lilies.
There were excellent vegetables this
year, although not so many as some
previous years. L. H. Jones the seed
man, had a fine show. w. B. Johnson
of this town had some excellent wheat
on exhibition.
The butter, cheese, bread and pastry
department was very full, and the COM
mittee's stomachs must have been sorely
tested.
The Mechanical department is filling
up more and more every year. Carl
ages were exhibited by Hugh c. Moore,
and H. E. Fletcher g. Co., and sleighs
by the Lyndon Carriage Co.; harness
by Joseph Gauthier and VIM. c. Pow
ers; very nice chamber sets and furni-
ture by Hall & Switser, and FrasieT &
Aubury; upholstery by R. Pendridge ;
marble work by Geo, Jenkins, and a
beautiful granite statue by the st.
JOhnsbury Granite Co., and "a tablet
erected to the memory of E. w. Hawk
ins, one of their workmen who was kill
ed at their quarry some two years ago.
A patent refrigerator, exhibited by
N. M. johnson, the agent, attracted
much attention, and will save Cheap
of steps to the housewife, when gener-
ally adopted. 1t is handy thing to
have in the house.
Some cabinet work exhibited by
Capt. Harrington, showed much patient
labor, as well as specimens by C. E.
Grandey.
There was great variety of mowers,
reapers, threshers, plOws, harrOws, and
other farming implements, including
the patent iron arch, advertised in an
other column. The centennial post
hole digger, shown by n. M. johnson
must revOlutiOnize that back-aching
work. A dog power for churning
pumping water, turning grindstOne, etc
was exhibited by Silas Cheney of West
Burke, and attracted much attention as
propelled by medium sized dog. 1t il
the best use we ever saw a dog put to.
Floral Hall was as attractive as ever
and was thronged from early morn til
night. Prominent in this department
was an extensive display of rare plants
from Col. Fairbanks greenhouses, ar
ranged and exhibited by the head gar
dener, Mr.. John Borland. A very at
tractive corner of the hall was tina
where Mr.. Hearne, gardener to Govern
or Fairbanks, had arranged beautiful
villa, with real cottage, lawn, drives
fountain, flowers, trees, etc. 1t was
novelty that evinced much skill an,
taste by the author.
ii. P. ClossOn, the Thetford foris
exhibited very elaborate and hand
some floral design, composed of mul
titude of most handsome flowers. Their
were several smaller though very hand
some designs, shown by county exhib
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-09-20

String pop corn, d P Coveny so
Varieties table potatoes, L I'll Jones rs
ID, Geo Holmes so
Seeding potatoes, VIM B johnson rs
Onions, same so
Honorable mention should be made
of variety of apples exhibited by E t
& FL K Ide, deserving premium had
they been the growth of the territory
embraced in the society. Also varie-
ty native apple, exhibited by A M
Stevens of Danville, were a very credit
able product. A half bushel of wheat
grown by VIM. B. johnson and a sample
variety of Colorado wheat from j. S.
Kenerson were very meritOrious, and
generally good display of many pro-
ducts which the committee would been
glad to awarded premiums if provision
| had been made
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-09-20
A DESIRABLE
Residence for Sale

on Pearl street, near the depot, and n story
postOffice and school. The house Is W. trees and
thoroughly built with good yard, run run
garden attached, and : desirable place occountOI
EY7 As am going to leave town on Nv
poor health the place will be sold. -omain Cd
A part of the purchase money can f'i'
mOtpape
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-09-20
CHARLES r. RoBINSoNS
Wholesale and Retail Store
GROCERIES.

&hOCEhIEo.
We are selling the BEST Quality of COFFEE LIZ
and Teas to be found in the market Don gu 5
cheap mixed cOffees. and cOlOred teas, wheg9 W. W.
at so LOW PRICES.
Unmixed Old Govt Coffee, 50 TO Gov
Japanese Teas, IS 10 G'o'
We keep nothing but STRICTLY PURE I'll, or
CREAM TARTAR and SODA, and shall sen lli .nT
at as Low Prices adulterated spices are ,beir
sold for. A trial of them will prove to you 'D'
superiority.
Flour, Graham, Corn Meal, &C.
Having added Flour to my Grocery opS II he
will sell for CASH and deliver to any part
village. ,u
BEST FLOUR AT s6.25p per 3d.
'' pastry ' $3.50
CONFECTIONERY. .n
Strictly Pure Mixed Candies, ~, !; ~ e. r.
All other kinds at proportiOnately o% p Pears
Apples Melons also Figs and Nuts OF all brands
TOBACCO and CIGARS. An the new as c g,a'5 be
Of Tobacco. As good Five Cent Cigars
found. Canned Goods at Low Prices. poner .
STATIONERY. 5 Quires Whiting I'M Oes.
to IS cents. Full styles of Box Paper n nar box
upwards. Envelopes from Csc to 4'c' p'
BLANK BOOKS. Ledgers, Journals, At Les Les.
and Pass Books, on hand and made 10 direct Of
than Manufacturers Prices. BuyltnEp prices.
manufacturers, can give you Lowest o variety
EMBOSSED PICTURES. A arr nts AD
always in stock. White and Walnut oP, AZ cents
81 AIDES Perforated Card Board. WhIte "a az Tboma;
per sheet. Wholesale agent for the L. H.
Black and Colored Inks. ,.s;de and
PERIODICALS of all kinds, Lakes sSs,nrsetany
Seaside and other 10 ct. Libraries KEEP i FaDCy
on hand. A complete line of StatlCneiS station
Goods usually to be found in trst-easI nv god;
cry store. A call will convince you Una. obis
are of the best quality and prices reason"'
C.. r. ROBINSON,
Avenue House, Eastern Avenue, heA.ond
Hinman'e Millinery store, ana Sc
store coming down the Avenue
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-09-20
Household Furniture.

1 will also sell my household Iu lI Inv at
a lot of stoves, and those in want Can
sacrifice, as all must be sold. -. MOORE
For further information, enquire ~
HARvRY's, Railroad Street. pvEY.
44tf A. CLARh hN
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-09-20
COUNTY TROT.

In the 2.3S class, Crank H." took
800, "Abbie P" $50, (both by the Ut
tons,) A. w. Houghton's .'Goodnough'
$50, H. G. Smiths '.Annie Lou" $40.
Best time OBS.
In the "open to ALL" H. Colby's "Billy
Patterson" took $40 purse, S. H.
Houghton's "Jim Fisk" SI5, Jerry
Drew's "Richmond Girl" so, Fl. Peck's
"Henry" third. Best time 2.47.
THE THIRD DAY TROT.
The third day was occupied by the
Fair Ground Company with three trots.
In the forenoon there was Il three min
ute race, with four entries: II. Peck's
"Biack Johnny" John Utton's "Addi-
son Boy" H. G. Smiths "Volunteer
Girl" w. FL. Martins "Geo. Wilkes,
Jr." "Black Johnny" won three heats,
and the money was given as follows
Peck $50, Martin S25, Smith SIS, Utton
$40. The best time made was 2.44.
As we go to press there are two more
trOts under way, in which such fast
horses as "Quechee Maid, "Unknown,'
'Tom Pink" Utton'sI" Matte" ''Prince
Charlie" and several others are ottine
to see which shall get the bulk of the
$400 and $3.50 purses.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-09-20

The attendance was large-it being
estimated at over 1000 the first dav,
and at least 5000 the second day. The
third day there were not so many. The
weather was fine throughout, though
quite dusty and warm. Those who
have been TO our fairs for twenty five
years, say this fair as whole, was the
best they ever saw in this county.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-09-20
I'M PORTANT.
Big Assortment of Goods.

expect 70 go TO market about the 2Oth and
shortly thereafter intend to show to the good peo
pie of this vicinity
Big Assortment of Goods.
Before go I cordially invite every one to call and
buy, as am selling anything that I have in stock
very low, and am offering many trades that need
only be seen to be appreciated. Don't think be-
cause am going after New Goods, that am all
out, for am not but with repeated calls from nv
customers 1 am obliged to replenish my stock. I
have Just received from New York large assert.
ment of
WALL PAPER,
win Borders to match which offer for sale very
low. Call and will suit you in quality of goods
and in price ZEE. wOODS
p S. A little money from any who owe me ,v;,,
be very thankfully received r. r. "e wv VIII
Passumpsic, Sept IL 1873 L. w.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-09-20

Hassock, Mrs Geo Bradley, 70
Ottoman covers, Mrs G S Young, 70
Hair Chain, Miss Addie Lee, 70
Toilet Set, Lucy Harvey, 70
Feather wreath, Mrs. d L Hallet, 5O
Perfume basket, Mary Fitzgerold, 20
Lace tie, Mrs Reuben Emerson, 70
Tattin collar, Mrs B Houghton, 70
Tidy, Jennie Smith, 70
Tidy, Hattie Kelley, 70
Tidy, Mrs. E. Harrington, 5O
Tattin tidy, Mrs Amasa Morse, 70
Crochet tidy, Mrs E F Deane, 70
Tidy, Mrs W E Hazen, %
Tidy, Miss Jane Baker, 70
Childs crochet suit, Ellen Guyer, 81
Painted towel rack, Miss Kate Mat
thews, oo
Irvine lambrequin, Miss Eta
Newell, 2o
Applique do, Mrs Rob't McKinnon, SO
Embroidered do, Mrs Geo Bradley, 50
Lambrequin, Mrs C j Bundy, .
Brush case, Mrs L G Spencer, 70
Worsted wreath, Mrs M Russell, 50
Do, Miss Bertha E Lewis, 70
Seed do, Mrs C B Stone, SO
Hair do, Mrs R E Brockway, so
do, Miss Carrie Temple %
Wax cross, Miss Ada Bush so
Feather wreath, Miss Eta Badger %
Pencil picture, Miss 0 G Stiles 25
Painted glass do, Mrs. P McSherry 25
Crayon photo, Mrs Louis Phillips 50
PencilliDgs, Jennie Trefren 50
Oil paintings, Mary Stanton 50
afghan, Mrs w P Smith so
Motto, Emma Gould 25
Pencilling, A T Bean l w
Flowers.
Cut flowers, Miss Ida Mullen 90
Biennials and ANIMALS, Jas Flynn 3 90
Floral design, Mrs Packard l 90
Dried flowers and grasses, Mrs q
A Bloc 90
do Katie B Jones rs
Moses, Miss Eta Tilden / 90
Special mention is made of floral dis
play by H P ClossOn of Thetford, and
special premium 5 100
A very meritorious display of rustic
and floral design aud miniature home of
the Governor, adding much to the in
terest of the occasion and beauty of the
hall, exhibited by Mr. Hearne, his gar
dener.
The display of pot plants by J Bor-
land, deserving of special mention and
attracted good deal of attention.
Photographs.
Best collection of large carbon
photographs, d A Clifford 90
do in water cOlors, same 90
do in India ink, same l 90
do, porcelain photographs, same, 90
Best collection of photographs,
(plain,) d A Clifford, no
Miscellaneous Articles.
Child's suit, Mrs A A Miller 90
l pair embroidered pillow shams,
Mrs Geo Bradley, st j rs
Embr'd handk'f, Aggie Shields 50
| suit (MeXican work. Mrs John
Chandler, st j 25
embr'd skirts, Mrs Harvey Dunn 25
o'clock break table, Mrs F F
Fletcher, st j 25
Display painting Miss Tirza Guy l so
Decorated china, Mrs E A Walker rs
Carriage blanket, Mrs C S Dana rs
| Toilet set, Mrs Geo Bradley, 50
Bead cushion, Miss Carrie Barker, 25
Regolette, Miss Emily Parks, so
I'd do Miss Ada Kilbourn, 25
Crochet shawl, Miss Mary Stone, so
Child's afghan, Mrs d ID Patterson, 50
I'd do Mrs L NJ HolbroOk, 25
Sofa pillow, Mrs l. F EgglestOn, so
I'd do Mrs C Stone, 25
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-09-20

y Premiums will be paid by the
Treasurer at the CdtedOnian office, on
and after Monday, Sept. %. Premiums
not called for in three months, revert
to the society.
Articles not called for in Floral Hall,
may be found at F. F. Fletcher's store.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-09-20

Peacham.
The academy has a roll of seventy
five pupils the present term, instead of
sixty-two as reported in the last Gale
DOMAIN. Miss Sarah Bailey has been en-
ployed as assistant teacher.
One of our young farmers recently
dropped a stone, horizontally, upon the
leg of one of his cows with so much vio-
lence as to break the bone. The ami
NAL had to be killed. Such manage
ment of stock is thought by some to in
terfere with the profits Of the dairy.
Alec Bailey, that most skilled "whip,',
drove his farm-hOrse team to WmOOski
pond last Saturday, taking covered
stage full of New York and Peacham
people over the usual thoroughfare to
the 'Langdon House." If anybody
ever drove similer team over a rough
er road since the world was created,
the muse of history has failed to chroni-
Gle the fact.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-09-20

There was a meeting OF w H. L has
ties creditors at Richie & Blalrs store
last Saturday, but no conclusion seems
TO have been reached. The unsecured
debt seems to be about $4,000, with per-
haps about half that amount OF assets.
Newbury.
No services at the Congregational
church for the two last Sundays, Mr..
Bates, the pastor, being absent on a
vacation.
The fall tenn at the seminary began
last week.
Miss Emma Bailey is teaching the
village school.
The Montebello Female Institute be-
gan its fall term last Tuesday.
Some of those who were opposed to
L. L. Tucker for town representative
think since his election they have made
the awful discovery that he is an inf
del, and consequently are greatly
shocked. But it shows who our religious
men are.
A school for young children has just
been opened in the place by Miss Ethie
Avery.
Sunday night some thieves broke in
to the depot in this village and at South
Newbury. Some trunks were broken
open and a few not very valuable
things taken out, but no money was
found and no tickets taken. No clue to
] discnuer who were the guilty ones
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-09-20
Swiss CATTLE

Herd by w D Bronson, Hard
wick 10
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-09-20

So. Peacham.
S. H. Rowell has opened his starch
factory, and is paying from twenty to
twenty cents per bushel for pota-
toes, though he hardly expects to get
marketable ones at those prices.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-09-20

Flour, Graham, Corn Meal, &C,
Having added Flour to my Grocery D tsg NE
1 will sell for CASH and deliver to any paf'
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-12-27
Local Correspondence.

LORETTo, Dec. q. Is7S.
DEAR FREENAH--The Washington ma Ica
Debating Society OF St. Francis College in n is
place. gave their second entertain nent CON
sistinK of music, orafions, recftHtions sei,-t
readings, songs and an original DRAMA written
Ivy Mr.. H. Nj. Cullen, of Philadelphia, SECRETARY
or the Society, on last Friday evening and thu
aHatr, II IS truth TO say, was grand succt.ss
The President, Mr.. ThOe- ShOema ker, of Ilra,i.
docks, Pa, delivered the opening and closing
addresses. both of which were mastery efforts
the latter especially being q very fine composi.
ton Following the Introductory came An es
say un Literature" the preparation and dplIv
cry OF which reflected much credit on lis M
thor, W j. DiRges- Next In order was The
FGth OF HONOR an orati'ln repiete with good
counsel aud abby presented by its autbor II M
Cullen. The CurTew shall not Ring TO-niVht -
q select reading which followed, wns we'll ren
1ered by Lewis j. Fury. and a Comic Re..its
lion by ). McWilliams elicifed great applause
while Select Reading by Louis Adams and a
Freuch Recitation hy George D. Pie were the
subjects OF much comm endatfcu
the entertainment concluded with an oriyfr--
az drama, In which the youthful cO;nposer Mr.
Cullen, and M"ssrs. Dgges. Fury and Martin
sustained their respectives roles IN an admirH.
BILE manner.
Prominent among the audience were Rev
Fathers Devlin, Sweeny, Bowen, DAWN, Kit
tell and Caldwell. "
After the entertainment the members mar.
TOOK OF a bOOnti!ul repHst. during which va RI
Gus foasts were offered and sentiments niicited
the whole concluding with vote of thanks TO
the able critic, Bro. DE Sales. The Society then
adjourned for the Christ mas holidays C.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-12-27
Real Estate for Sale

T'HE panic eompels me to sell the following
Il real estate far below its value. Good tide
guaranteed in ali cases
]. The HA LF LOT OF GROUND and BI-II,D-
Man" printing Office.
?. The GILLIN FARM i'm B!ackIicx township
containing over 100 ACRES, about 50 Acres 1f
winch are cieared, with a good Stone House.
Bank Barn and an excellent Orcha rd of choice
fruit on the premises
6-SlXTY ACRES OF LAND in-Mo ntgomprv
township, tndi9Iss. county nearly al cleared E.
Ihere Is an excellpn. Fratae Dwelling, new
Bank Barn AMI a Inc Orchard pft-tlie Prem ises.
T. a TRACT OF 44I ACRES OF LAND " in 3
IN a mile of the Pa K. r. in Portage township
about l25 Acres of which are cleared fht. bal
ance being well timbered and abounding in bi
luminous coal.
5. a TRACT OF 500 ACRES situnted three
mlles west OF Ebensburg: u,ustly unitnproved
VIII be SOLD in quantities 70 suit purchasers.
o. AltM containing 125 ACRES, situated in
Barr township, % A cres cleared, having there
on n Franc House, Bank Barn and nm excellent
orcharo * This IS a very desirable farm in
every respect.
I. LOT OF GROUND in the west ward IF
hoensburg borough, fronting on Julian street -,
with two story Frame House and a good Sta
hie thereon erected Now in the occupancy or
Geo W Oatmau. ESQ.
s. FARM in Barr iownShip. containing over
100 ACRES and situated a short di stance west o.
Grinl n 5 saw-mill, on which there is erected a
DwetllnE House an1 other improvements. now
in the occupancy of Egedius Levy
y A HOUSE and N LOTS GROUND in West
ward Ot EhensburX tOrough. fronting On II iyh
street and extending along Mary Ann str..of 22i
ieet. fhc house is n large two story frame and
there are also on the premises n good Stable and
all needful outhuiIdiugs, as well as "A mum ber
OF choice fruit trees.
R6 Terms trilL %, made uer spsiy 10 ,17,T~J1ssrs
Ebensburg. Dec 27 ISIS.