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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-25
.IRUcKEE ITEMS.

Tirlekse Republican. March 23.--The
fre boys tried 10 get mp q meeting
Wednesday evening. but there Is such
general apathy on the subject that only
half.a-dozen members were present.
Nothing vas done except a resolution
vas passed to try the engine on the
first pleasant day,
Mr.. Mcdonald. Of Prosscr Greek,
planted eighty thousand Eastern trout
In Prosser Creek last week. and Mr..
Redding. the Fish Commissioner. also
planted u large number in Bonner Lake.
A slight snow fell Wednesday night,
and the snow on the roofs being melted
Thursday. looked rs IL tho whole town
was smoking, with steam.
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Humboldt County.

Wmemaccd Siiper State, March 49,
The lower end Of Paradise Valley il
represented as being a perfect paradise
for hunt, r.. Messrs. GerouI. Merritt,
Fisk and Hinkey. who had been there
for two or three days on q hunting sx-
petition. returned last evening laden
with spoils Of the chase. They report
geese. cranes and ducks plentiful and
fat and plump as partridges.
The weather In this vicinity is all that
q Granger could desire Mt this season Of
the year. Occasional showers moisten
the ground, the air 10 bslmy aud warm.
grass has started in the foothills. and
the sombrs gray Of the sagsbrush on fhe
plains il changing to q lively green.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-25
THE rrrrLE MINING BILL.

The futile Mining Bill passed the
Assembly OF the California Legislature
last Saturday. and by such an over
whsiming Democratic vote. that little. II
any. hopes can be entertained Of its re-
lection by the Senate. A II Is well
known that the bill IL the creature Of
Governor Twins brain. Tuttls having
acted simply ~ his agent in presenting
IL to the Assembly. 1t is, Of course, GER
tain that he will sigu Ii. when passed.
and thus 1t will become the law OF the
State. Now 10 its operations extended
only to the interests or people Of Cali
fornia, We Of Nevada could afford to
look ON and smile ut the antics OF this
great reform Democratic Legislature.
and reason philosophically upon the
destruction Of the mining industry OF
the Golden State. which will be the le-
gitimate result Of this ridiculous Law.
But, unfortunately. nearly every mine
in Nevada Is incorporated under the laws
Of California. and therefore this absurd
Law touches US here ON the Comstock
with its blighting fingers. We have.
then, even a greater interest in its defeat
than the citizens Of our nsighbor State.
and. indeed. II il probable that the fact
that nearly all it, burden il 10 fall upon
Nevada. made its enactment possible in
California.
There Is one way in which we canpro-
tect ourselves from its unjust imposi.
tons. provided this bill is passed and
signed. The Yellow Jacket mine Is So
cure already. as il is a Nevada incorpor.
ation, and no law made in California
can In any manner affect it. The rest
Of our mines can DO placed beyond the
reach Of this baneful legislation by re-
signing their charters In California and
at once Incorporating In this State.
and that Is probably what the managers
will do. The homo Offices will then be
transferred to the Comstock. a new min.
ing Board can DO organized here. and
the money which we now SPEND daily in
San Francisco will DO kept in circulation
at home. where 1t rightfully belongs
When California sees the business upon
which San Francisco mainly depends
taken from her. a. q result Of this silly
legislation. she will perhaps awaken to
the fact that the Democratic party which
she placed In power Last Fall. Is to-day
what IL has always been in the past. q
conglomsration Of grinning idiots and
raying charlatans.
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|Nve couutv.

TyJo Sun. March 23.-North OF Tybo,
forty-five milss, lies Danvills, . new
district, but q most promising one. A
company has been formed which is
pushing work ahead in the district In an
energetic and intelligent manner.
On Thursday Typo was visited BY the
equinoctial gale. Il hailed, raiAed.
showed. blowed and made things gen.
orally uncomfortable all day.
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TuEKs is one use for Cancelled postage

TnEKk is n use for Cancelled postage
stamps after all. Catholic missionaries
Of the holy childhood in China and AZ.
rica find them in demand for the orna.
mentation Of mosques and the mansions
Of the wealthy. and in return for a hand.
full Of them a procure a baby or child
that Is christianized. The Rev. Don
Giuseppe Maria serio. a priest Of Ma
Piles. Ia in charge Of this singular mean
Of doing good.
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TAG Kearnsyites have decided that
with the next shipment to China Of the
bones Of defunct Celestials, the re-
caleitrani Bones must 60 too. Their
Wal cry now is. The Chinese and Bones
must 90"
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u. Pochinis. q Portuguese. attempted
10 shoot his father. near Sebastopol.
recently. The father Is about eighty
years OF age. The dutiful son has fied.
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TIA chests manufactured in Massa.
chusetts arc to DO exported to China.
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C,s.p, owes si6o. 900. 900. or at the
rate Of forty dollars a head Of her popu-
lation.
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APPOINTMENT or ASSIGNEE.

nIsTRicr OF NEvApA-ss: THR ON.
~ dsrigned hereby gives notice Of hi. sp-
Of George II. Morrison, OF Gold nm, In said
District. Who has been aijudsed Q bankrupt
upon his y petition. By the District coart Of
aid District.
BONHAM OAKLAND.
AsstGnss OF Rstais Of Geo. II. Merriam. Sank.
upt. mh3o lav3w
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To BREAK A HoRsEoF CAR RYISG

To BREAK A HoRsEoF CAR RyISG
HIS TONGUE OUT.-Take II heavy
piece of tin, three inches wide, five
inches long; turn small wire around
the edge to keep il from cutting his
tongue; fasten this on a straight bit;
raise the check pieces to keep the bit
well up in the mouth. The suction
of the piece of metal on the tongue
will keep it in place, and the horse
suffers no Inconvenience from the metal
in the mouth. II the habit is recent.
ly formed, this may produce a perma.
nent cure. These tongue "lollers' are
nearly always pullers and high-spiril-
od horses. II Exchange.
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wsRKErs


Thew Is ltllc @ ~ change In the sinic Of the
trade which remains cSceelinrly dull.
The retail prizes iof provisions, Sc., arc " f,l-
lows New bacon shoulders q, sides sgiey hams ioc
Lard ioc 10 i2,io Wheat, choice amber - 81 oats,
coo rye, uci clover seed, $50. fiour, ccmmon 10
best, 400 TO sa.so per hundrci. Butter, eo92sc.
Eeg., Toe Brown Sugar., SO; white do, i2,Fc,
Coaee 22'c to 25c Mossscs 7ic TO 81 % SALT - %
per bushel barrel Vinegar ioc Irish potatoes,
90. Corn 800 per harvi. delivered. Coal on
car. iac delivered, ip3c,
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NEUTRALIzISG Poison. poison
Of any conceivable description and
degree of potency. which has been in.
ientionally or accidentally swallowed,
may, ii is said, be rendered almost in
SANITY harmless by simply swallowing
two gills Of sweet oil. 4 person with
very strong constitution should take
nearly twice the quantity. This oil,
it is alleged, will most positively neu.
tralize every form of vegetable, ami
NAL or mineral poison with which
physicians and chemists are aequaint.
ed.
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NoNnENsEp TINE.
lOU|sV|llEdGT. SOUTHERN
RAILROAD LINE.
TRAINS aotNe sovru.


Passengers on T. G. AL r. n tshort f.lnel J. VI.
a T. n. r., a. A. N. Il. r. and 4, :, Mail LINE
Steamers connect At Louisville With TRAIN NO
I. TRAIN No. I connects NJ Lebanon Junction
With Train No IS for all points on Knoxville and
Rchmord branches Train Nc. IS connects NJ ieh
anon Junction with Train Nc. from al points on
With stages n and from springfield, Camriclsville
columbia and Ureenshurr; AZ Mnehellshufg. With
.tag,s 10 and nom Perry willie and Harruishurv NJ
Ianville staticp with stages 10 and from nanville
CITY ~ STANFORD With stages 10 and frum Somerset
Of Richmond Junction 10 aud ffOm points between
there aud Livingston NJ Richmond with stages 10
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" ben u~'i bee hhramaiisini, so,o lbr,at, ialie
an, Ncuusia, spmin-, Brui-e., Cats, Contracts
Mu.els,, siin Iuiuts, Iurns aud hnrus. nn hui
in bclng, and SPAWN, Hlng Bone, Gall., Cuts
ralchss, eic., un animal, tou,s''i' Lightning
nilnent Is unslualed, ani il, ,n''rt ,imply tle-
cal. Asiis name suggests, Il quick totrlicvc,
thousands bsaI wltness h. ID, astounding viz
.. Price 50 esnts. sud by bohon a stag.
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fJncfnnafi.

sal,ci meat shoulders 81 coos %; short clear
sides, - oos5 p. BACON shoulders, f'sai,Sc;
clear sides, ecssi- lard, 5'.G5he Flour, o. 10
81 10 per hbl Wheat, rel, 81 10 10 o. -. white,
~ u to ~ 20. Rye. co. Corn, 60. Oats sOc.
Butter, ieS2sc. Eegs, 5'sc. Coffee, ists25i,.
Hay s. $40 per ton. Clovcr sccl, &c To nc pcr
H.; Timothy. 81 siGi Is per bu. salt, per bhl. b,
~ no. sugar, white, si.aiec. brown. 7asc
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LOUISVILLE COMMERCIAL (!

1anarcly nd honsily indcpcnsl,nt hiight,
ncwsy, alb. stands iot honest ninnry, and w The
main ~ the doinrs aud uttrrancs ~ Hayes Ad-
mlnisttation, ~ faf o. developed, With NTH ~
him af the mturc. but not afraid 10 go fr' him
or any one elsc, " they deserve "
a really gool Valef, valuable 10 thinking men
" all Parties, and Indispensable 20 southwestern
Republicans.
it, market and financial fenuris are tarciuil,
corretted every day, hnd are " the utiau-t value
70 all husinc., men AMI nrmefs vho have dealing.
With Louisville
80 Notice the hard-psn, harl-tlaes pfice.. ani
NV the Daily cltian fr flf araiif " MIR 81 ~.
o. ~ moafA fBr fsair 10 cents
Patty, only ~ cents Ier month - ~ for thFee
months - ltr ycar Scud 10 cents and Wy "
one month,
Meckly, Rfv Fdnirg Nruifs.ffl ~ a. SaafA, on.
" ~ - pef year Great Inducements 20 rlnl@
Agents wanted eVCti whev. samples ire Srf
~ efaff ~ q n ~s-mHrfh's ffiTf
Adffess
TuE COMMERCIAL COMPANY,
lnuiaVille. ~.
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Direct Connection mlde ~ Cincinnati With Ill
Roads. North. Fast and West.
EDWARD r. WILSON,
- Supt. Of Transportation.
J. r. GEDNON,
Master Of Trains
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A NO. | FARM FOR SALE.

Having detenain.d 20 move West. I Ontr my
Farm, containing ElGliTN-TwO ACRES, lying
on the Hanging Fork, In Lincoln county, about 5
nilcs nom stanford aud miles from DanVille and
one aud half miles from the pike. Good Cottage
Dwelling and cistern, good young Orchard Of "
est fruit we'll watered. A. ! am determined 20
lell. | viii give a bargain In the ale.
JAS. q. BRYANT.
299-tf stanford, Lincoln Co., Ky.
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The Treasury now holds s3iG, 05j,-
$50 In the United States bonds to Sc
cure bank circulation, and $685..
900 10 secure bank deposits.
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A throus OF sufferers with coughs and colds an
nualy 70 south to enjoy the ethereal mildness OF
he ln,d OF flowers, To them We would .ay the
essliy VI that eEIen,ye trip Is obyiated By
,sseu's Compound Honey Of Tar, which speedily
lquishes The coughs and colds incident 10 this
sruus cline, tor public speakers il SURPRISES
Dcmosihcric regimen Of "pebhles and sea
urr" Clearing the throat until the voice rings
th siNery ca,lcnoe OF he'll. Use Compound
oncy Of Tan, PAIGE 20 rents, Sold Boy l1hon 4
asg
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ALvTrLE HEROrNE

ders. She was afraid Of policemen,
Of bcing left alone, Of getting run
over. and she was afraid, especially, of
firearms in any shape.
Jenny was my younger brothers
wife. All used, more than any Of US.
TO ridicule her timidness. But | don't
know that we liked her any the less
for II.
She was a beautiful, tender-hearted
child, and simplicity itself. No one
could be much annoyed by Jenny.
ALI was sincerely sorry, however, that
she was so afraid Of firearms, for he
thought il well that a woman should
know how to use pistol.
Men, he said, consider il desirable
To learn how to handle one, yet are
no oitener called to protect themselves
than are women. He considered Il q
rare and valuable accomplishment in
slady. Yet no urgency could prevail
on Jenny to touch one.
"a don't know any thing about re-
volvers, and don't want to know,
dear Alf," she would cay, appealing
ly, tears of actual distress in her plea
ding eyes when he scolded, reproach-
ing her with the uselcssness Of his les
sons.
"But I'll get you pretty little pis-
tol--a mere toy" he said. "Some
girls-..girls of pluck and courage
would he delighted to be taught the
use of and own nice one, Jenny
81 know I'm a dreadful coward,
dear. don't wonder that you don't
love me, and prefer girls Of more
spirit" whimpered Jenny, beginning
to cry.
"Oh, we'll. there. there. therep
soothed soft-hearted Aft.
And then perhaps he would refrain
from returning to the attack for near
ly week, for it was hard for him to
give up any thing he had set his mind
upon doing.
At length he brought home little
revolver, and tried to tempt Jenny
into the use of it.
"Oh, plcase-please excuse me.
DEAR" she cried. so earnestly, that ]
pitied and interceded in her behalf.
Don't tease her so, All. Where
is the need of woman learning to
protect herself when she has a hus-
hand to protect herr"
"But ! should think she would like
to use this" rsjoined ALI, rather fret
fully, as he took up the elegant little
instrument.
CAS- Jenny and never expect to
fight duel, or shoot a bandit at fffy
PAGES, we don't see the fascination as
you do said, still parrying on Jen.
ny's side. for she was looking rather
dismal after her scolding.
She loved Aft devotedly, and it
wounded her tender soul to have him
displeased with her. She stood, with
varying color, wishing, no doubt, that
the noisy, dangerous things did not 80
ill her lutte heart with horrible al
arms.
She liked nothing so well as graft.
flying ALI. Nothing depressed her so
much as having him disappointed.
"Oh, l wish wasn't afraid she
cried, so pathcticalIy that her husband
took sudden pity ON her, and caught
her up in his arms with kiss.
"welI, Jenny, won't plague you
any more. I'll try to always be on
hand to do your fighting for you he
said. .....
lie put the pistol on the mantel-
-, p, ul;.,,. -.
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-, ;; ,h;' a;,.o,;on h,a o.r,.;n
a., aa.,.
An o.., ,oo., ,oo,;,.
c -. a.. Ia, os It,,
go IS No.. All Cav a.v. .,,or
..:1 no,a 600 s.om Nj. E.;rl;o
'.'; ~. wonu ho viii ms ON ,hs
s 80"
A -. 49,, ,,.,,, ,v.. . h..u,,
.,a =" h.;rasa .Ien,v ,.uoh;0nl,,
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TRAIN No, ~ cuuaects VI Rlehtnoud Iunstt
10 aud ifonl points between thew and Livingston.
~ stanford It'll stages TO aud fruni Sonef-st al
DanViile station WITH stsers o. aud fnam DanSliis
CITY a. Mitcheilshurg With staacs sud from l'ef
ryyilie aud Harrisburg; AZ Ishsnon With Stage.
20 from springfield. tsnptelis,ille, tolurhia sd
Gfccnshurg ~ Lebanon Junction With Trains
leaving Al ~ '. n. aud l;ao a. A., Cor Memphis.
Montgomery, and inicrmeiiatc Inints Passenger.
going 10 points North, East, aud West hun Isuis-
VILE are transiefted 10 Train No. q N Lebanon
Junction. Train No. connects At Cincinnati june
tion With J.. Z. a !. u a. flr the North aud hast:
q Louisyillein union Depot With -. A NJ. and j. !,
". r. u. for tho North, hast, aud West, ami
With y. :. Mate line Siesners fpr Cinclnnsii aud
the East
Pullman Palace Cars withou, Change
are rw. ses~een Louisville aud N.~
Orleans. Via Meats eus~py. tl.autsstlie
and New Orleans. Via Milan, Louis
willie and Little Roehs also bet y cen
Louisville and the prtneSpsi elite.
Nerth. Hast aud West.
For affirmation ainut Tickets aud Einrrant
Rates 10 flofids, Arkansas, Texas, the South-vcst
and >ogth, adldrexs
c. =. ATNoRE,
1enl lss.. snd Ticket Ag't
Iouissille NJ.
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a spurious coin in the shape of a
Mexican silver dollar, made its ap.
pearanee in Chicago few days ago,
and is supposed to be gaining a rapid
circulation. The counterfeit is very
clever one and not easily detected. 1t
"a .l'-I ~
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Srwsr,rrns

The Only Southern Republican rapct of
National Reputation and Influence
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% and (ll connect with I. Z. al. nR.
tal Kentucky River Bridge.
20 Connect with Stages for 1srrodshurg.
t1l Connect With y W, Railway fnr HMrelshurz.
t6l Connect with q. a n. and u. :. n a.
Twins No. I and No, stop ~ Burgin ef Dinner.
TRAINS NORTII-DOuND.
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The following is an extract from
the statement Of Brown Coble, the ne
gro preacher, hanged Thursday in
Winchester, Tenn. "The time that
| must die, guilty or innocent, is al.
most at hand, and | feel that there is
no condemnation upon me, because I
am inChrist, and walk not afterthe flesh
but the spirit; for to be carnally mind
ed is death, but to be spiritually mind
ed is lite and peace for reckon the
suferings of the present time is not
worthy to be compared with the glory
which shall bcrevealed to us.
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urpIcINt.
HOW TO TELL
GENUINE :iYYsy: LIVER REGULATOR
OR MEDICINE.

Look &c clean. neat WHITE WRAPPER with
the rcd symbolic letter stamped upon 1t in the form
OF ribbon gracefully curves into the letter z. em-
hrscins the emblems Of our trade. spsiula, Mortar
aud Graduate with the words A. q. SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR on MEDICINE thereon;
also observe the signature ct J. n. ZEiIIN a 60.
In rel ink on the side.
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rhr-s raIsfs siii rl,c grarhie and vivid ds-tir.-
ins, accompanied ~ sultahte eiigrs wings ~ taany
Of the nsu industries aud cuierrr-. ofthe ,eantry
They will not consist II dry drtaiis. hot utll h.
<ninineutly picturesque and readable. The ART 81
the sries ~hich apisan IN he January Humief.
under the nth al
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UP AMONG THE SPIDERS;

of How tIfE oeEAT Rrtn.T y nrtir. isiug q
graphic and n,hly Illustrated ds-rriItian II Tho
Aiildi ng II the gfeat .u-irusion ifidse ever tho
Hast River, tstueen New Nfk and nuokiyn, az
lords go-i example ct the plan.
The dspartuieut 81 ficftuN &C. -, vlll H. uua-
nail
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APPLEToNS' JOURNAL
FOR 1878.
THE AMERICAN AT WORK.

Daring the year III ISIS srtic, 1T illustrated IA
per y ~ H. ri,en, N, erncral rharacir IT ~hhs
v IN tlgsffila
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containing complete list Of ali the towns In the
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by cELIA's ARBOR,

The hssi Novel IL the -ea-,n. vin h. coutisaef.
In an caily numier all apicar the ant portion
ii a ncw Novel ~ M. Annie Iiuaflcs. asihsf ei
Archie Lowell" ''oushi We 70 Visit nrft etc.
entitled
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Ny loving wife lies near my heart,
NV l,abe upon my breast.

Ny loving wife lies near my heart,
My babe upon my breast;
But hope to see them again In heaven,
Where for all is place Of rest.
For ! am persuaded that neither life,
nor death, nor angels, powers, or
things present, or things to come, nor
height, nor depth, nor any other crea.
ture is able to separate me from the
love of God which is in Christ Jesus
our Lord. soon will be before the
court where God will be both Judge
and witness, and lie will give me a
fair and impartial trial before His bar.
| hope to meet all the world in heav.
en-. Those men who swore my life
FROM me, ! hope to meet there; but
when ! get there let me see my Jesus
before any one else. Now will bid
this world farewell "
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NtiLS.

louisville Mail slssss SIS 4. NJ. oIsns 5,o, T. N
Echn,ond and A,iay.tun Naa ei-srs tes q. ". b.
opsus astS \. VI.
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400 ACRES OF LAND.

400 ACRES OF LAND,
Heavily timbered, with a large quantity OF nne
Poplar aud other yaiuabls Timber, lying imnedi-
ately on the g. = Is. H., la Pulaski county, Ky,
miles north ~ Somerset, arc offered al priva sale
There viii he a depot locaied at OF near the prop
erty. Also 81 ares OF cleared land-gOod soil
splendid water, Ac. Apply TO
cot. A. HENDRICKS.
Adams Mill 4. a.. XIV.
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A VALUABLE LINCOLN COUNTY
FARM FOR SALE (!
AT $50 PER ACRE,

oisr AZ private sale, my Farm In Lincoln Coun-
~, Ky. situated on the somerset Pike, a. miles
south 81 stanford, and Ia a mile Of Halls tap de
pot, ou the Knoxville Branch Railr.aa and Ia
miles Of depot on the G. >, A. H.
1T CONTAINS 500 ACRES,
and can he divided into farms, with a dwelling On
each tract.
Wood and Water in great abundance.
A two-story frame dwelling. with
srooms, large barn, &c. Large or.
ehard in full bearing. A fine min
eral water well at the door.
Good Location for Saw Mil, as iius
Poplar Timber Is Abundant.
hi, Is desirable pIo,@riy aud viii he sold bow
J. N. MARTIN.
H2u stanford, Ky.
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