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The New York herald., 1878-10-06
THE NASHVILLE RACES.

HAsnviLLx. Tenn, Oct 8, 1878.
The Nashville races VIII open on Monday With dat
tering prospects OF success Tue pools on the three
events to-nignt stand as fonows:-
LADIES' srAKE--rHREg-Q -QuARrxas or MILE DASH
Arno.a & Co.. $2oj Mstunsiy, SIS; sw,gerL sl3;
Bowen CO., -; ANDERSON Co., s.; ssiiried a Cree
s.; Morriii Jackson, 80; rompKlns, 80: carter
Co., s.; Hsu,ey, 81
MAxwELL HOUSE, SrAKys--MiLR HEArs.- Brambls
$50; Wal nsld, $40; Bcrgamot, SIG; Jim Bell, So
In the mile ana n quarter dssn-Camm,c ~, S25;
Edinburgh, $40; sally Polk, SO; Bonnie ltasca, S.
LssiIch, IS; Watcrwitch, 81; Charley Howard, 81.
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AZ two r. N. the thirteenth competition Tor the
Turf Field and Farm Challenge Badge tooK place a.
200 yards. IL was open 10 all members OF the Ms
uopal Rine Association: position, sta nuing; weapon,
any brsech-ioaaing rife within the ruics; rounds, ten,
with privilege OF two sighting sbots Prize 70 be won
three times before becoming tho property of The Nn-
ner Mr. J. l.. Pauidng led IN the competition. The
best scores were as toll ,ws:-J L. fauiding -; W.
N. Farrow, ~; l. L. Allen 20; A. NJ Muller, 81; J. A.
HAIRY, 3s; q. l.. Morse, IS; y. H. Baldwin, IS; y.
Eamcs. SO; G. Y. rrusow. 81; 1. Cass; "a; y Il hol-
tou, % o. L. vock, 80
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Steam yacht vedetts, N.Y.r.C., Mr.. Phillips
rhenix, from the eastward, passed the HERALD
Telegraph Station at Whtestone, L. l., yesterday
afternoon, cruising westward.
Thomas Manning, yacht broker, b as sold for owner
the cabin sioop yacht In Belle oil the Jersey City
Yacht Club. Its destination Is Lake PoutchartrAin,
and II Will be enrolled In the Crescent City Yach
Cluh
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wiSxKRs or rnE JsKoMs srAKKs.
J male anu turee-uuarters.
TuE FOURTH RACE

rnE YOUTH RACE
was the Manhattan handicap, sweepstakes OF $50
each, hall iorieit, aud only $40 declared ny Sebte
Der % with $500 added, tho seconi to recsvc 8lVU
out oi tbc stakes. One mile and . quarter. Closed
with twcDty.hvs entries. There were nine starters
These were :. d. Bruce's chestnut colt General PM
lips, by GIencig, dam La Polka, 4 years
ord, carrying li6 lbs Harvey Wsich's Day cot
prlncetoa, oy Oakland. dam Womba,. years oId ia
IDs.; A. Belmonps cuestnut nly Susquehsnna, Uy
glon, dam susan Bean, years o.d, ll2 ibx !;
Gu harles Reed's bay nily Bonnie Wood, By Bou ME
Scotiana, Jam Woodoiue, years old luz lbs @. l.
LorilIard's chestnut hiy LouIsnier, Uy Levci, dam
Lady Hardaway, years old lol lvs. the same gen.
tIctnan's chestnut y Balance All, BY Bonnie Scot.
land, dam Lsutsus, ycsrs old, loo lbs r.
Lofillard's bay colt Garrick. by Lexington, dam
Invcru css, years old, 95 ibs.. aud j. n. Brewster
Co.'s chestnut gehi,ng Pilot, by Planet, uam
saline Lewis, years old, y5 lbs. Garrick was
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THE RIFLE.

MR. FRANK HYDE WINS 1HE sHAnP's PRIZE
AT cREEDMoon.
The match Tor the "sharp's Prizsn Of $3.50 IN
gold was shot ~ Creedmoor Yesterday and nnaly
decided By Mr. Frank Hyde leading all competitors u
each Of the three ranges the distinctive feature u
the match was tina. the winner should lead q, 500,
300 and 1000 yards and though thirteen competitions
shot previous 10 that Of yesterday one ever
before Was abic 10 iulhi this requirement. Tue
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IWHfHVss
Club. lst 2d 80. 4M 5lI 6lh 7tA STA 9th.
glyaway...". G-n
Runs carned-Flyaway, 4; Astor, O. First base BY
errors-Fiyaway, 8; Astor, total LETT on Dasss-
Flyaway, 9; Astor, 4. Total base hts-Fiyaway, Is:
Astor, 5. Struck out-Fiyaway, 3; Astor. J. Um.
p,re-Mr. Clinton, OF New York Club Tius Of
game Ono nour and forty minutes
COLUMBIA vs. POLYTECHNIC.
A nine from Coiumbia College, tpis city. defeated
a nine from the Polytechnic Institute, Brooklyn, on
Ground NO l. At Prospect Park, by the following
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THE LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

In order 10 add 10 tho security OF the Atlantic ave
nue. dlv,sisn OF Long Island Railroad, Receiver
snarp who has OF the road said yestrdsy
he contracting the erection OF nine morcgaies
hs should soon nave all the avenues within the city
limits protsotsd.
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I0tHIs.... y = II TO fUta1ss..' . = 70 10
Score by Innings.
Cub. lst 2d. 3d 4tt 5th- 9th. tn. STA. yh.
Jersey City,. l Is
Runs eurned-Jcrssy City, 2; Hudson, !. First
base by crrors--Jersoy Guy, u Huison. Total lett
on bascs-Jorscy city, 3; HUDSON. Total base
hlts-Jersey Cily, Z; hudson, Ia Struck out-Jersey
Guy. 2; hudson, g. Umpire, Mr. Bunce Scorer,
Mr. Staples. Time of gane-Ono hour aud lorty-nvs
minutes
ORANGE
The Hudsons, .. Brooklyn, visited Orange and
PLAYED their last game OF the Metropolitan champion.
sn y series with the Orange club, defeating hem by
the following score
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Score by Innings
Club 1sL I'd 3D. 4Ll. 5th. 9Th. 7M 8h 9th
Hudson. y D O-8
Orange ......o OIL
Runs earnsd-Hudsou, 8; Orange, O. Frat base by
errors HUDSON, 3; Orange, Total lott on bases
Hudson, 9; Orange, g. Total base hits-Hudson. 8;
Orange, s. Struck out-hudson, 4; Orange l. Um.
pire-Mr. Clare, Orange Ciub.
FLYAwAN va ASroR-
The Flyaways gained an easy victory over the AZ.
the Union Grouud their fourth ana last
game Of the series Tor the Metropolitan champion.
sup. Following IL tho score:-
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ooLrxpiA ooLLnGR.

Score by Innings
ClubS lst ID Sd. 4A. 5h 6A
COLUMBIA College nine. 4 2 Is
Runs earncd-Noue First base by errors-Poly-
technics. 4; Columbias, s. Total left basss-Poy-
technics, @; Columbus. I. total base hits-Poiy-
technics, D; Coiumbias 9. Struck out-Poy techuics.
2; Coiumbias, l. Umpre-Mr. smith. Time Of
gAms--One hour and forIv-h five minutes.
fhe other games at Prospect PARK wsro a. iol-
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TROTTING IN DELAWARE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
Hamblctou,au Mambr,no.

WnxSGroS, Oct s, 1873.
Al the Middctown Fair to-day tho unfinished 2:40
race. which was continued from yesterday, was
trotted. sherman Morgan the iourth aud hith
heats, winning tho race. fine, 2:3Sx-2:37A.
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THE CALIFORNIA Turf.

sAS FRAScrsco. Oct s. 1873
Tns was the closing day Of the san Jose races The
troline we're between Judge Fullerton. occidcnt and
Nutwood was voa yy Futlcr.oa In tnree straight
n~a,a Time, 2lsA--2Sok-zls.
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POINT BREEZE PARK.

PHILADELPHIA, Got 6, 1878.
The fall trotting meeting Al Poiat Brcese Park
closed to-day. With the unda,shed trot for the 2:ls
purse began on Friday. The ioliswins 10 the
SUMMARY
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YACHTING NOTES.

Haulan leaves Tor Toronto tonight.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-03-13
= phIlanlhroplsls Eccentrioitiea.

Howard, the philanthropist, was singular
il many of his habits of life; for instance,
lie preferred damp sheets, linen and clothes
20 dry ones, AID, both rising and going to
bed, rwathcd himself with coarse towels
dipped in tic coolest water he could get.
In that state lie remained half an hour, and
then threw them off, refreshed and inyig
GRATED, rs he said, beyond measure. lie
never put on q great-coat in the coolest
countries, nor had been n minute under or
over the time of an appointment, so far as
it depended upon himself, for six-and.
twenty years. He never continued at a
place or with u person a single day beyond
the period preixed for going in his whole
life. and he had not for the last 10 years Of
his existence eaten any fish. flesh or fowl,
but sat down TO his simple fare of tea. milk
and rusks all that time. His Journeys were
continued from prison to prison. from one
group Of wretchcd beings to another, n!gnt
and day and where he could go with a
carriage he would ride, and where th.t
was hazardous he would walk. Such n
thing Us obstruction was out of the ques.
ton.
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An Intelligent Cow.

ne COW has not hitherto been suspected
Of indth. acuteness Of instinct OF ~livcIiness
o. Affection, but an incident developed at
he Petty Sessions. held recently in an Eng
itsh town tends TO show that this mild dull
animal is sometimes endowed with consid-
srablo feeling and sagacity. In the case in
question, a farmers wife was assaulted by
her husband in u field where was a COW that
the woman had greatly petted. On seeing
the man beating his wife. tearing her clothes
n hair, and otherwise maltrea.inc her.
the COW came charging up the field, and at.
tackled the nan with such f~erocity that he
was glhdtorctreat summarily. The COW them
took up a defensive position by the voman's
side, and stood perfectly still while the lat.
ter struggled to her feet and supported her.
self by leaning on its faux until she had
sufficiently recovered 20 take refuge from
her husband in flight. 1t may be taken a.
additional evidence Of the uncommon good
sense Of the COW. that it had always mani.
Tested . strong a~ntipathy to the brute who
could descend so low as to beat his wife.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-03-13

"a There was a no q ,uth who, on being
urged to take wine a. &C. table of II famous
statesman at W~ashingt !, had the moral
courage to refuse. He was u poor young
man, just beginning the struggle of life. He
brought letter to the great statesman, who
kindly invited him home to dinner. Not
take II glass of wine 2" said the great states
man, in wonderment and surprise. Not
one single glass of wine?" echoed the states.
mans beautiful and fascinating wife, rs she
rose, glass in hand, and, with a glance that
would have charmed an anchorite, endeav-
ored to press it upon him. No" replied
the heroic youth, resolutely, gently repelling
the protfered glass. What a picture of moral
grandeur was that! A poor friendless youth
refusing wine Mt the table of n wealthy aud
famous statesman, even though profrered
by the fair hands of n beautiful lady. NO.
said the noble young man, his voice tremb.
ling n little aud his cheek flushed, II never
drank wine; ~but,"-here he Strengthened
himself up and his words grew tirmer-''ii
you have q little good old rye whisky / don't
mind trying a snifterI"
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Some yOIng NOV, ana now and then one
Which is not 30 young, have n habit of acting
as though they We're suprcmely unhappy un-
less they w0ro in tho act of doing some little
uonsensicRl nod suly thing in the way of
fumbling people ov-i. Slch people are eter.
ually straightonInI TIC necktie of the man
with whom they Ao talking or fumbling at
his watch chnin, oe picking specks of lint or
dust from his coat, or picking at n button, OF
pointing out tho absence of a button, or
sticking his iiugers ia;o arp in ones coat
or remarking upon ones beard and showing
how it would look better longer or shorter, or
better of entirely-in n word, seem to be n
sort of positive pie to n gOlvunic battery,
ana their fingers aud Lands are continually
attracted to the negative pole, their pis a pis.
These same are innocent enough and they
don't meal TO Garoy, and possibly they who
know them get used 80 it and don't mind il
mitch, lat i .coss silly. Then these fellows
ara vorse yst when With ladies. They find n
hreastpin on. of plumb. or hairpin sticking
a siNtecnth of 40 !pch further out than it
should, or q Jock Of Lair as.tay, or a watch
slipping out Of a belt, or a gather of the
dress has started the stitching, OF the flower
in tho hat droops a tribe, or the shawl pin
don't hang just so, and hey insist upon ~.
ing these I~natt.,s, trd Keep ~tumh!ing and
paving and picking away at q lady int.i al.
ttlitlOn ~ ullWE 10 tbt performance hll Al.
annoyance is the result. One .: these fellows
will put his hard under slNd,'s elbow 10 lift
her over n straw or ihs waiL, or icrcss n six
inch gutter, and when gcing up . Use Of two
or three steps will insist upon pa:,ing his
hand upon her waist and showing her mp. II
he helps n lady into ncarriags ne wants 10
lit her in, and in assisting be: 10 alight he
makes her jump into his ur'us where he
holds her rs long as he laTcs. While riding
with her lie always has his land upon the
back OF the seat behind her, ready 10 seize
her waist everytime there's a jolt big enough
20 give him an excuse TO do so--iu fact, he
seems to be continually acling to paw, in one
way or another, every lady into whose com.
pany he is thrown. 1t may not be improper
between people.pretty well acquainted with
each other, but it don't look we'll, and ladies.
while they don't like toappear annoyed, still
teel so, and wish to be let alone. 1t may not
be amiss to take q lady's arm in the evening,
but it is much more proper former TO take the
g~entleman's, and it's all nonsense to try to
make anybody believe that n lady is neces-
snrily so delicate that she can't ascend two
steps without a pusher. Gallantry is one
thing, but namby- and stroking
an smoothing down n lady in pussycnt style
purtakes too seriously of the sappy age TO be
admissible among thosewho profess R%entility
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SWORN evidence.
The following euro 10 probably the mcss
remarkable ever effected by my medi-
cal preparation for tho treatment OF
CatarTh:

Gentlemen hcr,Ny certify that have had Ca
tarrh for ten years. aud for the last six years have
deaf, Ind buzzing In the head. palms across the TEN.
pie, dizzy spells, weak and painful eyes, swollen
and liberated tonsils, hard and constant cough,
severe pain across the cAgat. and every Indication
OF consumption. My head aClCI all the time, The
matter accumulated so rapidly ia my head and
throat that lcould not keep thrm fFoc. Frequently
me, at the point ofsuiIocation. ] would then have
recourse to every means In my power to disiodgc
able to sleep again. For a period of six years my
tonsils were liberated and SO much infamed thhtl
could with difficulty swallow. ! finally consulted IN
eminent surgeon In regard to an operation on them,
but at his request postponCl &c. The constant IN.
Illumination and liberation IN my throat caused by
the poisonous matter dropping down from my head
cd necessarily, "A deep, hard cough. Meanwhile
my system bGgantoshow tho cfcctsofthis disease,
SO that l lost nesh, grew, pale, and showed every
matters had reached this stage, or about six months
ago, ! began the use of SAsFoED'B RADICAL CuRR
10 improve Rapidly. Tic nrst dose seemed 10 elEsnr
my head as I had not known it to be for years. 1t
seemed gradually to arrest the discharges. ~
RargleI soon reduced tho inflammation and swell
Ing fmyt onsils, so that they soon ceased to trouble
me. The soreness across my chest disappeared,
the, bnzzlng NOISES In my head ceased. my senses OF
seeing and OF hearing were completely restored.
and every symptom OF disease that had reduced mt
TO the verge Of the grave disappeared by the use
have been thus explicit because. ms n druggist,
1hnyc seen n great deal Of suffering from Cntarrh,
and hope to convince many that thls Is a great
am familiar with tho treatment OF Catnrrh as
p~ractised by the best physicians, and have consult.
every kind of remedy and apparatus that have ap-
peared during n period ofsiS years past, and have.
seneraihSaith but obtained no relief or encourage.
"' BosToS' FFeBG. . W.. GEO. T. DINsMoRE.
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o ss,

SUFFOLK, IS. Feb. ~, 1875.
Then personally appeared the said George =.
and made oath that the foregoing state.
mcnt by him subscribed Ia true. Before me,
SETH j. THOMAS, Justice orthe Peace.
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Each package contains DR.. sanford's Improved
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-03-13

!About . 1000. 900 Of trade dollars have
gone into circulation, mostly in the West.
and as there are still 1900, 600 in store In
san Francisco the Director OF the mint
there refuses to coin any more. The
Government makes something by coming
and issuing the silver change, which is
worth only s. cents to the dollar. The
:rade dollar is worth pretty nearly as much
As the paper dollar, and might properly be
increased.
-Noyon's heroine is a servant girl. A com
mon sewer of great depth had been openes
for repairs, md four men, passing that val
in the dark, fell in. II was not until mid
night that their p~erilous situation bccann
known. The poor wretches were nlrcnd,
suHocating from O poisonous vapor then
meanings were heard, and their wives anS
children, frantic with grief, besought the by
standers for aid but among all tho stalwar
men who gathered around the hole there wa
not one brave enough to go down and rescue
his fellow creatures. Then it was that Cath
crime Vasseur a lass of seventeen, volunteered
to descend into the pit. She was lowered int
the sewer, where she fastened q rope nroun'
two of the men, and, assisted by those above
she had the happiness of restoring them 3,
their wives and children. Again she descend
ed. and fastened a rope around the body of
third man, but her breath began to fail her
Painting from foul air and exhaustion, sh
had sufficient presence of mind to knot tn
end with her own luxuriant ~tresses, so tia
when the dastardly fellows above drew III
man to the surface they found the all but in
animate body Of the young girl swinging b,
her hair TO tho end of the rope, Fresh al
and stimularts restored her TO consciousness
but not in time to save tho fourth man, VIII,
persisted In the pit
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Winfcs.. 1871
Boots, Boots
Shoes, Shoes
THEY COME !.

Days 81 Meeting OF tie Trustees
of the Various Townships ia
Dubois County.
NOTICES hereby given that The Trus-
= tees Of ths valioustownships OF Du-
bois %. viii beai their respective ofGces
n each u Tire townships FOR The purpose
Of attending 10 township business, On
The fol flowing days:
tlnaf'" n~rrhtspn. Iantridgs. Marion. mi.
L tnn 4NfFfr NRfNha t4~r snd F.rafA.1
arf.ANs, stinn saturday ~ rayh week nnd h.es,
Sn N4A a.rti sath week. had4ser g,ansAiy.
"r ip H wv saturday. IN essfy month
fNfWN httNN Freshness with any NJ fft Tr,tf.~s
MtNfe ~ sNs rte Ate fnys at - new .nv rfcsgS-s
str n. SpsA 1NNr-iAF 44A4ft+ atri3 cs.yrr..
fiAih Hatntn sh week cf urrfh. ss uayts reaAf.d
M Aft aN NNf NfiApA M hehn*trrsaof tl4 fcan.hN,
IA aarTt tN'ier f1Nltr. ~ Ne given ~ III. tnhAhnMN.s
w s.fp NNHf ad 81 rcnuhris auditing aud t4y-
in sn
-~atffttNss FRtLtfr nufxr,
Mtttt y n. Irssts.
Hhf- AHNAssrF fEfx Sea tllia.
N&sh"AM J.lhty1T.
s'tNf " y ksrTrNRsvay.
XXX ~ CtxkgNs LClkKN
r~FfisnotN Aj tf-t-ly
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Ayers Ague Cure,

korFercr ami AKin, Intermittent Fevc~s
Ieriocicric Of Bilious Frrcr, &C, and indos1
al Tho affections which arise from maLkFz-
Gus, marsh, or r1iasmet.c roigors.
This 70 q compound remedy, prepared With
scientific skill from vegetable ingrrdicnta. which
rarely falls 70 cure tie fcrcrcat cases Of ChIls
and Ecvcr md the concnrnltart disorders. Such
a remedy tho necessities ofthc people IN mala-
rious districts demand. rs great superiority
over any Other medicine set discovered FOR tho
curc OF lntermiitcnts is, that Il contains no qui-
nine or mineral, and the1c who take Il are free
from danger cfqrinism or any injurious e1scts,
and arc rs hcalAly Efrr ming il rs before. u
has been extensively cmrioyci during the last
thirty years IA the trcatncnt Of these distressing
disorders, and 70 tsnyarying has been It's success
hnt uhas gained TIC reputation Of being infal-
lille. Al can, therefore, he safely recommended
as q sure rcsneiy and specific for tho Fcse r md
AEuc Of tho West. ar the chiil~ and Fever ~
the south. At countcFacts tic m5asinaiic poison
Ia the blood, and f.rcs tho system from IT, innu-
cn,c, 40 that fever ana ngue, shakes or chils,
once broken np hv X, DO not return until the
dssrafe N ag.ln contracted.
Ire great variety 81 dlsoricrs which arise from
The irritation Of tAis poison. such rs Neuralgia.
rheumatism. Gcut. Headache. Kindness.
~Tcothachc. .rr~rhc. Cntarrh. Asthma. Pal
ritntion. picnic Affections. Mysteries. Pain
IN the n swels, Collie. Paralysis, and dcrange-
cf the stomach. all Of which become intermit-
tent or periodical, have no spccdicr remedy than
AyEHs ACrr CrAE, which cnrcs them all alike,
and protects mo swstcm from future attacks. A.
a preventive, II - of immense service In those
communities where Fever md A rtic prevails, 40
u atays tie Development Or the discasc n taken
on the rrstapproach OF the prcmonltory symp-
tou.s. Travellers anil tcrnpora ~ residents arc
tins enabled ID defy these disorders, and few
win ever .r~cr II thcy avail themselves OF the
protection thls remedy affords.
IorLiserC Conn., sints, AIRING from iorridi'y,
Il ~ an c~xccliru. rrsncdy; ii stimulates ihis organ
into healthy retlyitr. ANA produces many remark
s1iu cures where otaor medicines Mil.
Prepared By Or. ]. c. Aver & Co..
psaassca, ani fnaiytical Chemisss,
JDHgIL, MASS.
HoLD ~ ALL KvKKYwEEnE-
Septsm Der ~.
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Real Estate for SaIeI
DOANE


DOANE.
Real Estate Agent. Jasper. Ind.
|nFFERS for sale tho following dcsir-
- able tracts:
No. $500 ,cres % good land in Hall township
within = wiie ~ le Air LAas. a. pr.cs- that ~.A ,uit
oa. All tir.osr.
So.4~-so acres % good lAaa In nar township. for
A ~ per acre. Ths 3ak timber % it is worth doabls
be price.
No. 3z-i2o acres Of nnimproved land.
|at the crossing OF the Rockport and Air
Lime Railroads lear Huntingburgh.
with enough timber for fire wood on II
80 pay for il.
NJ. ss.--An eligible lot IN good locality. with I'm.
|provensn;s upon h. n the town Of Hantinghlrg.
No. gs4-S0 acres ~ rnsly tlmhercd land Ia Marion
Township, u-hpis county. none cleared. has On IL smsll
Hog house, y axll ~Afered. and mlefisil Vita coal.
about niles from Jasper: and iays We'll 70 make a nice
farn- se per arfe; cnc-htit cash, balance "a time.
No. go acres in spencer county. at the crossing
" The Railroad and the ferdinand aud Dale road. h.
srrss cleared, good house. barn, &C.. plenty ~ good
water. ahoui 2op Inc fruit trees; plenty VI coal, Cheap
Al <y5a. halt cash, balance 10 a year.
No. iu0.-s1 acres ~ land sasi ~ Shof creek bridge.
en Jasper and hantingourg roaa-chsap At $500. All
50. ioa-,ae acrcs in Spencer County. on Dale and
Fcrdiuard road, smiieS rom 81. Henry and miles from
Maria Hill. AMI 2 miles from Ferdinand: GO acres II
cleared land; ine brick building. 5 rooms and cellar.
I'VE good barn pllents " water; i"v good orchards;
good timber 6c. a.. Cheap.
CLEMENT DoA~E offers his services
10 the public for the sale or trade
Of real estate. without making any
charge 10 parties employing him. un-
less sales are effected, and then d reason
able commission Is expected. Persons
having real estate to sell will find this a
desirable means ofreaching the purchas-
ing public.