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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-26

THE CHEAPEST line of dress goods that ever
crossed the great divide: Two cases brocaded
suitings at II cents two cases swan dress
suiting at II cents We will open your eyes
to prices if you will come to the Red House.
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To-MoRRow we place on our counters a lot
Of hosiery samples for ladies', misses and
children's wear. Bargains for those who come
early. Mechanics' Store.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ARCADE HOTEL.

SAcRANESTo, October %, 1880.
L Breed GAINESVILLE l. Dinkelspiel San Fran
J CottreIl, Elk Grove OW Wedele, do
NJ Marcuse MTYsyille Hayward, do
J Pullock, Woodland w S Hobart, do
F Z Baker, do p 4 Douyherty. do
W G Bohannon, Chico l. ID Fullmer. Oak ID
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-26

LADIES interested in kid gloves should read
our new advertisement on first page. Me-
chanics' Store.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-26

IsrAsrs' braided 80. K" bibs and Maj.
settles collars at &c each. Mechanics Store.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-26

PREPARE FOR WET WEATHER by buying
Mcintosh coat, with cape, or . gossamer ruL.
Der coat, the latter ranging III prices from
50 70 to sc each. Mechanics Store.
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TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS at 81 per
ward. Did any house on the coast ever OF,
tempt such low prices except the Red
House
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-26
La Mars seminal pills cure all

DIR. La Mars Seminal Pills cure all
cases Of Seminal Weakness, Loss of Vigor, Noe.
surnal Emissions, Impotency, Nervous and Physi
cal Debility and sill that class OF complaints arising
from Excess, Indiscretou or Abuse. The old find in
this remedy FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and the
young safeguard and protection. De-. La MARS
SEMINAL Pills restore the Sexual Organs, debilitateo
from whatever cause, to their pristine vgor Price,
go so per bottle Sent C. o. D. by express TO any
address, secure from observation. Address ali orders
to A. MoBoYLE & CO., Druggists, P. o. Box I,s5z,
San Francisco. au6-d
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-26

LADIES interested in kid gloves should read
our new advertisement ON first page. Me
chnnics' Store
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A Card.-To all who are suffering from
the and indscretons OF youth, nervous weak
ness early decay loss of manhood, ETC., will send
recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by missionary in
South America. Send u self-addFessed envelope to
the REV. JOSEPH 7. INMAN, Station d, New
York City ola-ThSTu6m
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-26

ONE HUNDRED SUITs.-Boys' suits, long
pants coat, pants and vest. only 50, at the
Red House, at their great sale of clothing.
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No MORE trouble with indigestion and
dyspepsia. DIR. Henley's celebrated X L.
Bitters. when taken regularly before meals,
cure and prevent all such ailments.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-26

Rock AND Rye cures colds, coughs and
brop chial diseases. G. w. Chesley, agent.
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LADIES interested in kid gloves should real
our new advertisement on first page. Me-
chauics' Store.
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.


Metropolitan Theater-Great Gift Show.
Hon. C. F. Baker-Republican meetings
British Mutual S. and B. Society.
Card of thanks Barbecue Committee.
To let Furnished and unfurnished rooms.
Observation-Disclosures educated horses.
F. AMI A. M.-Sacramento Lodge.
State and county taxes-Sheriffs notice.
Programme OF concert OF Turner Harmonic.
Grand swimming exhibition this evening.
Boys in Blue to night
Business Advertisements.
VIM. Plumbers Oregon Blood purifier
Adams, McNeill x Co.-New goods.
Sacramento and inter or merchants-Wilson stock
VIM Guttenberger and brass founder.
Mechanics Store Gloves.
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PROTECT YoUR HORSES from the damp
air. Rubber blankets at prices from 81 80 to
"a % each at Mechanics Store.
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PEOPLE who are buying clothing will re-
member that the Red House purchased last
week over 300 full suits from auction, and
closed out over Goa job lot, from Messrs.
Fecheimer, Goodkind & Co.
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No Funny BUSINESS ABOUT THls-Five-
dollar hats for So; So hats for 81 50 hats
for 81 Over forty cases of hats, the lats st
fall and winter styles, direct from Eastern
factories, opened in the past week 1t the Red
House.
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''To BE well drest of supersedes the rest. >
-LShakespeare. The finest variety and larg-
est stock of clothing in the city 70 select from
Atwood Scotch suits only sll 90, at the Red
House.
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IT's JUST TO PLEASE THE GIRLs-that we
have placed in stock all the novelties Of the
season in hats-felt, plush, beaver, etc,
banged in every shape, and the prices banged
so that the poorest can afford the newest
style, by buying at the Red House.
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Corner Second and streets, Sacramento
sl5-3p1m
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Lindsey family IN texas, ana us RECITAL 10
General Hancock in an official statement.
But he refused them protection, and sent the
case back to the local authorities, who drove
them out again Colonel Reale, Confeder-
ate officer, appealed to Hancock to protect
the family and declare them innocent. But
Hancock said he must be silent in the face
of the Courts, aud so the Kukiux came in
the night aud butchered the Llndseys.
When he lthe speaker) was Democrat
he and his fellows used to go into hts over
the words National Bank" Lau2hter.
What has the Democracy donez Why. ii
has taken national banker and nominated
him fer the Vice-Presidency. This man, q
rich man, national banker, when Chicago
fell into ashes, and Sacramento was sending
on her thousands, telegraphed by her Mayor
in advance, this man subscribed one dollar
for Chicago. Laughter and applause la
1873 and 1876. when hard times swept over
the land, w. H. English foreclosed over SOC
mortgages. and turned out of house and home
over 5000 Indiana men and women.
No English landlord ever did such q
deed as that Democrats sneered al
Raymond for riding in the carriage
with Michael Davitt He thanked God 1t was
not w. II. English. IApplause. The speaker
then alluded to his challenge to Jadge Wal
lace, and replied to c. A. Summers attack
upon the federal election law, and marvelee
that both Sumner and Wallace had forgotten
that Democrat from Kentucky originated
that law, and that every Democrat in the
House of Representatives voted for it. lap
plause. Had Judge Wallace accepted his
challenge, he, Raymond. should have opened
the debate by saying that the presence of w.
4. Wallace and Greed Raymond on the stand
was an evidence of the magnasimity OF the
Republican party, for had it done as it might
Wallace and Raymond would have been
hanged early in the spring of 1861. laugh
ter and applause.
AS to the Chinese question he said President
Hayes did right to veto the fifteen passenger
bin. II was in violation Of the established
lsws of nations. 1t was ineffecliye-it wa;
merely 5rutum fulmen. 1t referred only tt
immigration from China when -tenths Of
the Chinese came here from an English port
-Hongkong. The Republican party wsi
the first to declare upon the Chinese question
and that in the face Of strong Eastern pre-
judice 1t named Commission to examine
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-26

The Board of City Trustees held its regu-
lar meeting yesterday forenoon, all members
present
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GaRRARD COTNfI.
Lancaster.


-Dove-hunting in the heinp-delds is the
layorite sport at this season. Some Of the
boys like II better than glass balls or quail
shooting,
Our young people manifested their so
liability one evening last week by giving
the Misses Duncan a storm party. They
were pleasantly received and elegantly en-
tertained.
We have heard nothing Of W. o. Brad
ley and George Denny, Jr, since they TOOK
their departure for Indiana. Can ii be
that they are totally submerged meath the
Democratic waves
Hogs are selling at an average Of about
$3.50 in this market......On Friday last, 70
mule colts passed through town to be de-
lyered to Tewmey a Farris, Of Boyle. This
was the best lot OF Young mules we have
seen for years.
Ed. Rickets, Of Carlyle, Glled Ed.
Gibson's pulpit at the Christian Church
last Sunday morning and night. The peo-
pie here are much pleased with his preach
ing, and doubtless will employ him to
preach during next year.
I IL. c. kaufman has been made happy
by his wife presenting him with bouncing
girl baby on the morning OF We lne-day
last In this connection We desire to ex.
press our delight 10 hear that We have
our first nepheS, born some days ago, down
In Mason.
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In Louisville, the following are tn,
QUOTATIONS
LINCOLN COUNTY.
EHgIemaH's MiII.

S. q J.F. Engleman have rented the
farm Of Mrs. Mary f. Engleman for the
ensuing year.
Mr.. X. L. White had fine gelding to
die Sunday night from the effect Of a kick
ON the fore leg.
w. q. Preston sold to Bush Thomp.
kins Of Danyille, 20 cords of seasoned hick-
Org wood at Sl.l5 per cord.
Miss Lydia Lewis school has got To
be so large that she was forced to employ
an assistant. Miss Luella Bright is assist
ing her now.
Rev. j. 5. Sims will preach regularly
at Brights School-lIouse every first Sun
day; but he gave his members to under
stand that they had to pay him.
There is some person or persons in
this neighborhood that are passionaiely
fond Of sweet potatoes. We have heard Of
several patches being visited at night.
1t is reported that a certain young Ia.
dy not many miles from this place contem-
plates going TO. Illinois abont the Goth
She will change her name before she
starts.
MIR. Thos. McRoberts, an euterprising
farmer Of Boyle has recently threshed hi'
crop Of clover II made him 80 bushels to
the acre, and he has sold il at 80 per bush
el. That beats corn and wheat mighty
bad.
Mrs j. W. Harlan returned home Ffi,
day after long visit to he parents in Mis-
souri,. Misses Jennie and Lou Belle Har
Ian sister and cousin came with her and
will spend the Winter..o.Mis. Oldham
and family left last week for Louisville.
Miss Lula leager has gone to Washington
county on a visit consequently We will
have no representative from Stanford al
Sunday.school for some time.
-Mrs. 4. D. Rice gave her Sunday
School class an entertainment last Satur
day evening. There was not member
who was not honored with an invitation
and Of course all accepted The yard wa
beautifully Illuminated with Chinese Ian
terms. AT an early hour a large crowd as
senbled and after chatting until about Ten
O'Clock then supper was announced. Eacl
and every one Jared sumpluously. Il 8
useless TO attempt a description, for NJ
could no. do il justice.
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RELIGIOUS.

Bishop Kavanaugh is presiding over
the Louisville Conference now in session
at Glasgow.
The first Presbyterian Church estab-
lished in America was in Somerset county,
Nd, in 1921.
Rev. DIR. Archibald will preach at the
Presbyterian Church next Sunday morn
ing at II clock.
Ed. W. l.. Williams writes; sour
meeting near Crab Orchard closed last Sun
day with 40 additions. Am now at Gum
Sulphur Station, Rockcastle county"
The Synod Of Kentucky Of the Cum
berland Presbyterian church will convene
at Greenville, ON the 2lst inst. The mem.
bers of the Synod will be entertained by
the citizens.
A Northern Methodist Conference ia
session last week in Ohio was polled as tC
their choice for President, VIXEN It wa'
found that 800 were for Garfield and tive
only for Hancock. That's the kind Of cat
lie they are
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PERsoVfL.

-Aas. Rows srEw,Hr is dangerously "a.
). ". ALcoES, EsQ., has returned irom the
Someraci Court
Mis- NaSSH D,-Ss. OF Ei,hmoui, snisrs col
ioso hefc this week.
-PAasos ]. 7 RonoS, the tanner tiom Tiuuers-
willie. Ia Wayne county IL here.
Ma csc. s,NunooAs the Fcuial proprietor of
the Livingston Hotel was here Monday.
Ms. uoRAcu s. wrruKss and james Paxton
are taking in the Cincinnati Exposition.
Miss GroEoir raocton. of pan,illc, Is With
her OLD friends at the College ior tew days.
Miss MoLLE pvSS, Of Madison, ormer stu
dent at the Female Coiloso, is guoai Of Miss Flor
ence Truehear.
Miss MArioS woLrogn, charming little
beauty Of Lancaster, spent f,w days With Mr..
Geo. n. Bruce. this week.
Mall. NJ. HAYS. who hes teen visiting bis
sister, Mr. j. NJ. Reid aud other rciatis,s, return
Cd 10 New Orleans yesterday.
n W. IloCEsR, EsQ.. retained Yesterday from
kansas city, Mo. Ewins Hayden got lost Ia the
Western wiids and has not yet shovel up.
Mss. W. q. PARIS, of Irvine, the handsome
sister u Mn. q. n. Bruce. and her pretty little
daughter Louise, wcgo her guests this week.
Raw. 3. A. BooLr, through friend, had his
name withdrawn a. a candidate Cor school Connie
sioncr and judge PHILIPS was reelected without
opposition.
Miss KAriE WILLIAMS, Of Jacksonville, KY
formofly Principal OF Music al HAMILTON College
Lexington, Is visiting the family Of Mr. j. T. Hut
man, Of Coyington.- Cincinnati Enquirer.
Ma AND Ma. J. l.. DAWSON, sa., returned
TUESDAY from slx -weeks' visit 10 their ave sons
In Green county, No, and their two daughters To-
southern Kentucky. They stood the trip we'll aud
are both In good health.
An excellent orayon portrait Of Capt. BrecAen-
ridge Jones, Of 81. Louis, is displayed In the vim
dow Of the Boone Block picture store. II exhibits
the technique and truth 10 nature ior which the
talented Coyington artist, Miss Kate T.. Human,
Is 80 we'll known.-lCosington Commonwealth.
Miss LALLA JORDAN left Cor her home In liori-
da ON Tuesday night last, greatly 10 the regret OF
her numerous friends la general aud one or two In
particular. Pretty. captivating and accomplished
she would honor the hreside Of the nobest Ken
tuckian and We have reason 10 hope and believe
that she may yet be permanently located IN our
midst Miss Sue smith remains 20 take lessons la
drawing and painting
--Oun subscribers this week are Miss salie Phil
ips, Gravel switch, n. n. Young Pulaski station
:. n. Hella, g. N. Giyens, Mckinney, }. A. Sin
goton, Kings Mountain Geo. Sanhrook, Livings-
tons W. y. Royalty, MiddlebuIgi ), n. Anderson
Gilbsris Creeks W. n. Settles, jacksonville, Texas,
by Dr. s. q. Hooker 4. !. Tucker, Ilustonyille
Moses Green by Jas. a. Green, Preacheusilloi John
l.. Arnold, Lancaster Geo. n. Bruce. Berry Hook
90, stanford, =. 4. Thompson, M. Vernon, by sam
N. Burdetti W. s. Myer1, Cleveland, TENN G.. 49,
sampson, Halls Gap, }. 4. Hughes, Milledgcville,
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LAND. sTOCK AXD CR0P.

-ihlr'y-h'e mules were oough' III N'sy
county las. week at sSo'
lion. >, . o"siey sofa 70 'ohh brish'
o head l'zlo 10. oal'le al % cents.
John Bright bought Of "eo' W. A''oru
" head oil l'Sdl-lo' cattle at 14e'
VIM Anderson, oil freaehers'llle' SOFA
to kloe u FOX % cattle al soo per mead
Nice lot OF pure English berkshlres'
both sexes, Tor sale by is. owsiey, stanford.
j. A. Phillips OF Wayne, sold lot OF
good mountain cattle here tins week at y
cents.
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&C. A. Smith is rejoicing over the adj
vent Of his first specimen Of humanity this
week III. b. Glass rocks the cradle this
week with his first girl in 1t.
Preaching at Olive last Sunday by
Revs. McMullin and Singleton ...... Two
able and interesting essays were read by
Misses Julia McMullin and Susie Gooch
in the Walnut Grove Sabbath-School last
Sunday.
This office received a dun for money
to help carry on the Republican canvass
for the Presidency, few days ago, BE
assured, Mr. Editor, that our Republican
friends in need at Washington did not get
it. Surses be upon their devoted heads. y
The Holtzclaw Brothers show was
here Monday night. The most delightful
feature about i was the music made on
the organett, a new instrument producing
the sound simply by running sheets Of
perforated paper through it, by means oil
a crank with roller corners attached.
Mr.. NJ. d. Hughes addressed few
citizens here last Saturday. His small
audience was altogether owing to this neg
ligence in sending out posters announcing
the date and nature OF his address. Hi
speech was we'll received, and it is hoped
by many that he vii, visit US again in thu
near future.
Mr.. G. W. Cliff, who has been driving
q team at "Sta1ordsyille,' was severely in
jured one day last week by being throw
from a wagon, in which was log Of consid
cradle size, and he was caught under tn,
wheel, which passed over his arm ant
shoulder, producing a very painful wound
though not serious enough to prove fatal.
I S. d. Gooch's and VIM. Humphrey
houses we're both totally destroyed by e n
last week. About the only property save'
by either were the feather beds, whiel
were saved with great peril. The usua
reply to the question allow did it hap
pen ~ is given in this case in so man,
words caught from a defective eue.
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MARRIAGES.

james +. Canirill, Licutenant-Gover-
nor Of the State, will he married to Miss
May Cecil, at Danville, the 18th Of this
month.
The marriage of Mr.. IIeaton Owsley,
son Of Mr.. J. G.. OwsleY formerly Of Ken
lucky but now Of Chicago, is announced to
take place on Noy. "a. The prospective
bride is Miss Harrie Byrne, a well known
society belle Of Louisville.
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Alta sale in Scott oats brought IS cts
per dozen and corn slGl in the held on
sixty days time.
A lot Of sheep averaging ~ NE. sold
in Scott this week al &C.. Another lot av-
ersging POI lb,. at a cents, and a lot Of
400 ~. cattle 10 be delivered Nov. lsi. at
sfiO per cwt.
Hale a Nunnolley sold to a Boyle Co.
man 10 head Of calves at sli.7j, and q
head Of three -yelr-old cattle at 2ic with
81 premium on the head. They also sold
one horse At 500 and Al $50.
WIN. Donnclley. near Jerico, l.. 1,up.
on entering biz cattle yard, with the
sleeves Of his red flannel shirt displayed,
was attacked by his bull and gored 30 bad
ly that he died from his injuries
Capt T. q. Moore has been re installed
to all the privileges Of the Louisville Jock
ey Club. This was recommended by Col.
Clark, President Of the Club, with
whom Moore had the difficulty last Fall.
During the year just closed there were
received at Cincinnati 997G27 hogs, pa,
$50 cattle and 59i,7l2 sheep. The average
weight Of the hogs was 1856 nns., cattle
esI q m. and .bsen sosn. The number
NJ each cl.ss of .,oct /. To-. than ina, q,
lac, y.,r
Pee co,,r nv rhr.o LnoJ,.d
,.,,t. -. ii. NJ. Id. =. .oo,..
wh., dor,...ed s,ies were n,de q, from
81 a. IA .o,,. .;,i, .oo In -. Thoro
,or. fran n - too nnIo., IN ,ho narke,
Ni,. .roLl;,n nj o.. .ol1 q, a. %
nor b.,d Common bor.es .old a, from
az 70 sioi no, head Noun,,in sheen
sold n, s9s5
From IN. Richmond H.,,J ~. Ie,,,
that three e,,r, fine mule col,s wero sold
in Richmond Monday at ss333i each.
Mai Jobn u Uarri. sold his farm Of 10
acre. n, Sg3 nor acre On the marke, Mon.
dav there were 300 cattle 200 sheen. 100
mule. and rs horses. Cattle sold from 81
10 "a cents Mount,iu sheen sold for a.
s225 head. Mule colts sold all the way
from sos TO $50. AGED mules sold from
$50 TO SlI0 Good horses sold from s75 TO
300. and plugs from 800 In $50, Nearly
all of the cattle and sheen ON the market
were sold. Some mules and horses were
Ieft over
commissioner G. 4 bowman. in his
October report. saws that there will he. &C.
cordine 10 the information he has receiv-
ed. a falling oil Of the acreage Of wheat as
eompared with last year but great in
crease in the acreage of harley. The corn
corn. generally. is regarded As A good one.
The Fail sras. crop Is not promising and
however reasonable IL NAV be from this
time ont il can not h. (irst.cla.s unless we
sboulJ have sncb an omen orowtbv Winter
as the last. With a somewhat short hay
crop, II the Winter should shut in upon US
early and prove a hard one, it will be too
late to indulge regrets at not carefully
outstanding every resource in the way Of
prosender.
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NoTICDs
FRANK IESLIE'S WEEKLY

The only Democratic Illustrated Newspaper pub
hshed will be- sent postpaid, for ave week lunul
end 81 campaign ior 80 tents. Agents wanted
Ia every town, send 80 cents for ave weeks sub
scripiiOn or cents In postage stamps Tor sample
copy aud illustrated Catalogue. Clubs Oh will hr
sent week. for o. Adde'S frank Leslie Publish
ing CO., 10 hey Street New York.
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STORE-ROOM FOR RENT

A desirable Store Room In the -. Asaph Hotel
huiding Is for rent. 10 has ull 20 feet front, Is 40
feet deep and we'll lifted with counters and shelves
Gall on or address
lld-im HAtGHMAN a HALL.
stanford. XIV
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400 ACRES

OF Valuable Garrard County Land, lying on the
Lancaster Crab Orchard turnpike. within -
miles Of the town of Lancaster. owned by Mrs-Fan-
ME T. Talley at her death, and being that portion
devised 10 her by her father saml. Lusk, decd. II
will he sold In body or In parcels TO suit pur-
chasers II Will be first offered in parcels then ~
one boundary the bid bids will be accepted that
realize most 10 the estate. Large Frame Rest
dence and the necessary out-buildings are on the
premises and the location being considered, u l.
the most desirable place In the county.
4 nder Judgment In the case OF saml Lusk's Ex-
ecutOrs vs. Saml. Lusk's Heirs and Creditors, Mrs.
Margaret Lusk is entitled 10 an annuity, the nor-
ton chargahle 10 this land being s2j per annum,
payable quarterly, but under the judgment Tor sale
herein. said amount Is ordered 10 he paid up 10
Feb 1851, out Of the proceeds realized BY this sale
afier that date Il will he charge upon this land.
TERMS.-Credit OF aud IS months, purchaser
10 execute bonds with good security, bearing in
terest from date at the rate Of per cent. per an
mum until paid, payable TO the undersigned Conn.,
In equal instalments, having the force and effect
Of Judgments, lien being retained on the land TO
secure their payment. NAT WALTON.
4l7-2t Master Commissioner
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desire 10 sell the Baker Farm, near Moreland
station, Lincoln Co, ny, contsining a2l Acres,
with comfortable dwelling just recovered and re-
paired two large barns, one newly covered two
good orchards plenty Of water fencing In good re-
pair. Persons desiring a good home Cheap, would
DO we'll 10 look at this place.
ASA A. ". CARPENTER, ENee..
Gan furunufrr decd
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STATE on KENTUCKY,
County ol Lincoln.
l. lnn. H. OUslcy, Cashier Of the al0yc named
Bank, do sncmnly swear that the above statement
9, true 90 tlg host OF my knowledge and belief.
JNO. B. OWsIEN, Cashier.
subscribed and sworn 10 befnre me this 9Th day
OF Oct, issO. JNo. J. MCEOBEHrS, n. y. l.. &.
Correct attest;
J. N. -nANKs, D
;. II. snANKs, Directors.
4. Z. HUI,