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The Evening critic., 1881-07-18

j. Il. tOIDW lslIlIt iIustee.
Auctloneer. Jyls23,25,3)
DY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST DATED
ID the 9TH day of July. A. d., 1880, and recorded
In ber 49, folio 3d. Of the land records OF the DIS
secured thereby, I will sell atfpublic auction In
front Of the on IN s ss d nec 90
or parcel Of ground known as lot numbered In
MI Albers subdivision, OF square aoS' together
Terms: The amount secured by said deed Of y,
trust with e and tse balance nu N s and
twelve rrohths with interest ut six per cent A de-
post of @ viii be ss . and e 2, to BE-
compiled with In seven days else tho property TO
ss rssod ut 'hs WE ana q
J. i. tcoLDwELL. Auctoneer. yis.sl,s5,9o
DY'vrRTuE OF DEED OF TRUST DATED
Is the Nth day of July. A. d.. 1880, and recorded
rict of Columbia, and ut the request OF the party
secured thereby Will sell 81 public auction ~
August A. D. 1881, at o'clock p. M, all that piece
or parcel of ground known ns lot numbered :, in
NJ j. Alber's subdivision of square 3os, together
with the improvents thereon. ,, .,. -,
Terms: The amount secured by said deed OF
sale to be paid in cash and the balance In six and
twelve months with interest at six per cent. de-
onveyancing at purchasers cost, and terms to be
comp piled with in seven days else the property to
BE rssod at ' Ep JSf a. si Trusee
j. I. CoLDwELL. Auctoneer. iyls.23.25,@
NY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST DATED
i the 9TH day OF July, A. ~, looo,
In liber si folio 37 of the land records Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia and at the request OF me party
secured thereby, l will sell ut public auction, IN
| front of the premises on MONDAY the LIST day OF
August A. D. 1881, at o'clock p M, AL That piece
| or parcel of ground known ns lot numbered III
| NJ j. Alber's subdivision of square numbered 3o5,
| together with the improvements thereon .
| Terms: The amount secured by said deed OF
| trust with the accrued interest ana ex-
| penses Of sale to be paid in cash, and the
| balance in six and twelve months with interes!
nj six per cent, deposit of slO0 Will be required
| nj the time of sale. Conveyancing at purchaser
| cost and terms TO be complied with In seven days,
else the property be resold at the risk ana cost
| of dcfanltng purchaser. ,, ,,.
| EDWIN A. MCINTYRE Trustee "a
/ IN, TAM Auat
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KROPP'S SALvE CURE,

THE GREATEST DISCOVERY
OF the Age for Sweings, Piles, Bone FelOns, Neu-
Talga, Burns Rheumatism, Ulcerations, Eryspe-
Cure and take no other. For sale Wholesale and
retail by g, Christian. isi Pennsylvania avenue,
All Druggists sell II,
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Notes from AibsiRht.viuc.

Mr.. J. =. Brown will teach the Reeds
vile school. We regret ie lose our hand
some young friend
Mrs. j. b. Cresslcr has returned home
from the East where she has been visiting
for some time.
The young folks bad n pleasant sociol
gathering Il Mr.. George Kcrr's.
Several drOves OF cattle passed through
here in the last few days, aud we noticed
that in crossing them over the bridge the
bridge ordinance were not observed
closely. The Ovcrsecr Of the Bridge
should zee that IN The crofs.ng OF drovls
Of cattle tho regulations arc complied
with.
Wishing THE Auaua euccctg we close
for the present. JHOs. RArSFoRD.
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~F,IIowsviIIc Notes.

F~ELLowsyrLLE, November 15.-Our
tanners are nearly done their Fall work.
Tue corn and potato crops arc light, snd
buckwheat almost an entire failure.
We hsye had considerable rain, bat
not enough for the water mills to DO much
grinding People stiu come hocking
here 70 the steam mill; they come some
times six TO ten miles before the natives
are up, and We arc all industrious too.
Tho steam mill Is doing a great deal Of
work. They grind about fifteen hours a
day, an from six 90 twelve bushels of
wheat and from ten % twenty bushels of
corn per holT.
r. i. Hanway and Trickctt 81 Shay are
doing q lively mercantile business, and for
good trade or cash they will cell 20 you
right and treat you white.
NJ -. Taylor, champion boot and
shoe maker has samuel n gbt helping
him now.
Prof VIII Shahan and wife recently
visited relatives and friends ia this neigh
JoIhoOd.
Rcv. -. Cool preached an excellent ser
mon here last Sunday evening.
Rev. Mr. Holdcn.is conducting n pro
iractcd meeting at Union.
Miss Lucy HsiingIy is teaching lbo
York Run school.
Several men from this place have gone
Co stony Rlvot bunting.
Mr. Nelson Taco and family, from Nc.
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THE PIHLIC VOICE.

ErvovooD, November Al. $.
Brown, we no,jcs, sces dt 10 reply 20 ou,
article IN last wsk's issue Il your paper:
hnt as w, stated ho,hirg he' the truth W,
ct-c PEI, We vu notice some ~ ;h,
work = .a ne p, al. ga. Sl ,,v,,r
aso,.i s,ca, on Voc rrsd l,,l'.p V.- poo.
icc'Y HSa''. bati stcet ct rnt..L,t ON
3" ,".r -, o~ 90 90 'h. ~ ,4
.t- .... >i, pc m'u- % De-.
roat Naou v.a ra,'-A a..
..0t 'o' Iavsh s'Is,
usu lo. .t l..>. ..s 4 ,,vt lft .. 10.
stone, ARD Uttered 80 con e.. sa tha,
Tho traces is hardly Wide ,.uu-a r. one
wssuu, auo very bad at that, Witch ia,t-
d S the remark iR any ether letter tust
The road Is Nu.se nov IA "a ever before d,
this Sc son ut ,hc year, and the dltca ou
each side is co deer ina were two loal,i
"ag ms 10 meet they could not psss
"itnou' some dau0, which mish, Doe
oAly "a bad STALL or might break one OF
the wagons. la travelling over the road
"a short time ago W noticed "a horse tina,
left the H.ddic Of the road and came mean
getting fast in The ditch.
Mr. Brown says DE has seen several
teams meet witbou, damage. Now, |
don't doubt this being the truth on Tina.
part of tna road SIT. Elliott hes not work
ed aud teams might possibly pass ou other
portions without damage, but l speak Of
ma trHltaraI tvttFl --f rI.. Nar
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Following is un ls, Of d,,ds admitted
to record from \ ,,mu,r 20 to 10 b,
inclusive.
Deed made @ iohor Is 1850. by He,ry
Singer To Ema j. Barclay for a. acres IL
Grant District; admitted Novembey OH.
Deed made October 2S, 1881, 10y John
Boyer to William Nj, Guthrie for l2l
acres in GraLt District; admitted Novcm
Der 9Th.
Deed made July ., 1875, by J.. b Mich
GA TO H.. + Miller for two lots NJ Hazel
ton; admitted November 9ih.
Deed made March 12. 1875, 10y William
Boyer TO to John Boyer for l2l acres in
Pleasant District; admitted November OH.
Deed made April Is, 1881, 10y William
Marques 10 Isaac M4rquess for 56 acres
IN Union District; admitted Noy,mol
OH.
Deed made Oc,or,r Is, 1881, by G.
Crcsap, Commissioner, TO Michael Dunn
for 1870 Dcycs 10 Portland District; AL
niittcd November lO.h.
D,od made October q, 1881, by John
w. Fortuoy 20 William J.. NuGcc for q
ncrcs in Lyon District; admitted Noycm-
Der 10 D..
Deed made November II, 1881. by A.
VI. Ridanour 90 Elwar1 Qlinu for ID
acres I'm Ewrwuod District.
J. Ami Nnutu to Elisha Thomas for
lot I'm Evansville. udmittll N3ycmL,i
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Heedsviltc letter.

DEAR ARGUS:
Our hresido is again gIsddencd by your
presence. How strange 70 ia, neycrihc-
less true, that the real worth Of anything
is appreciated only by tho loss Of H., and
by the loss Of Tfg ARGUS we have learned
its rea! valne. no other paper which we
receive il met with a more cordial greet
ing or is rapidly pcruscd
The schools of Valley District viii sI
open Monday the Iith, under the super
vision Of very excellent tolchar5 Of
which Valley can boast, with ono exr.p
ton, VI being ncr oar. only one teacher
out Of the d.s'fIc, being hired lo tcacb foo
90.
The Independence Circuit has dtscbarr.
cd tnc minister sent them by the late con
ference. Reason, unknown 90 us.
Tho festival given by the M@asoutown
peop.e at the Methodist Church ,n las,
Wednesday evening was almost "a failure.
only realizing So
The Reeisy.iie school win be c7niur
cd This winter by Prof. a. u. McNIcn.
The weather is fine snl the farmers are
busy preparing their corn gouad for next
spring.
j. s.. L1ar is ahead in .he corn business
This year, averaging 100 bushels pr acre.
Recdsvilo is booming. hI the houses
chat were vacant during enc summer sra
now filled, and rum'r siys .bst wo are o.
have a church and two new dwelling
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sad AcciJcutN--Othcr interesting
EOCUl Itcms.

Vowgsyrrrr N,vcrh,r II ,.,
Friday nor,i,r Nr c., - ,l,u Mil.
dicpi,g coeI m 81 co,l h,,t h,l,n.., .,
NJ u,rmo, cr..sor ,,o, MIN ~,
sccide,, h, r,c,. r,lp,, t-,,n ,,o r,nr
u.s l.g v,s rr,tor hol,w ho b.. .,5
the whole limb hsdlv m.shc1. o., ,,cn g.,
,bnt il ia ,houabt NV some That ,r,p
tatior VIII ho r.,,ssery n Ns,,.m y,
K,ngyood was summorcd o,J dr..soI
tho vouud
Another s.rious sccidcn, occ,trc5 Il,
the family or Mr. D,vit Rl.v yest,rl,,
Mr. and Mrs Ru.v yorc oh,.r, fr,,n
bon, and the chi,I,., f,r s,,-, ,.o-o
tr,,ny ., food d., r,,,,,d,r o,l
throwing nowdcr irtn me d-c q O. 81
the boys had ina f,oa a,J hands ,c,rinly
burned hv m. c~xulos,,n or u ouep,ty Of
uowd,r We home Cbsrl.v win so,, %,
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E.s.r,. NV Is We a.a.n welcome
a. .ui rpo'y
10; tustus1s.. v-u, W.l lt unui,-
wya,l. vs. aupo 10 see .ts circulation
,N.caari u7,N Your m,sl s.rLo.rv ,N.cc.
,a,.ans sr, po,,l b tc,''z,l We Usst
Thar ,hc t-eDa, eud pu,'os Onli UoN
Nuke - Graud Rally to toe support et VuI
AEou-, aud 20 weary lu wei. d1iac un-
tI toe paper is made inc "c,NY vislt'r To-
"a iaHu.1ul Aou,"s on Preston. 1T 'hcr'
Doe a mighty Shaking among thc Day
borcs," and "a glorious resull viii be
achieved.
AU,ort and surrounding c uo'ry show,
,v,Jru, Signs OF tnut aud Improvement.
oar sturdy ttrmess arv alive O. thr imp. re-
IA OF lining ucu lands, nua vast quar.
titles of rock are oow uv,rg made ready
for uar Spring N~uru,ng.
Asa snmne Crs'rt Aurora is dcsti.c1
in the near future 20 hcc'm, "a place OF
note. pnrug lur heated term ot the past
season every nouec opened To suests was
hllDj 20 rcplc'ion, aud hundreds of Cppu-
Giants ,uyn'l away t't want of room.
S,yo,a. farms recently changed hunds
in this vicinity emit We nopo ere long to
witness 30 marked improvement.
The llAusyr property etuaIcdth Autor0
is % bc male "a second "Gt.icn of Ellen,
s@urpes.inr ir gorgeous splcuGor the al
ira tons of thc rrst.
If we aoyu been rightly informed d
magnificent park, scm'c,rculgr streets anJ
handsome cOt,grra are to grAco uc town
a. IN carly day. Already the hands OF
genie has boon 'jispnycd in mapping
out aud inauLuratinE improvements on
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The King~oOd public school opened on
last Monday with Mr.. Chaunccy Raveo-
scraft as fret assistant, Miss Anna Klaueer
az second assistant. and Miss Ella Berry
as third assistant a disagreement amor .
he palrons anc oficial boards ofthe school
resulted 10 leaving q vacancy in the prin
cipalship during the first days Of the term.
This disagreement has now been ended
and the vacancy q I'D by The appointment
Of Mr.. A.. w. Frederick, a fine scholar.
and an experienced teacher.
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Our form Of Toacbors' Term Reports is
conceded % be The best and os'convcnient
and comprehensive 10 use. We will fur
nIsh them neatly printed ON a G1rnsx-
IDLE bristol card, with name o. school AID
teacher, az The rate Of s1.OO hundred. or
without name Of school and teacher, st
tRe rate Of 40 cents a hundred.
kecollcct that you have in this form e.
complete monthly aud term report com
bined, on a 6De flexible bristol board 8y5l
iucbcs in aizs.
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DIR. Jackson is just receiving a large
stock of fresh aud s%oasonable goods. en-
bracing full lines 10 dry goods, fancy
goods, clothing, boots, shoes, hats, caps,
groceries, %qu@ensware, &c g., which he
will sell for cash or exchange for country
produce al bottom prices. Call aud Ok
anime goods and got prices before buying
elsewhere. flo18.f.
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Joseph Muore, 90 Little RICK. Arkan
sas, is v;sitlug tdends in this neiSubor
hood.
~. II. M'ncsy IS building a isrEe b I'm
Here IS another cHart' 20 deprive wnm"r
90 their r'.h,s. a malr wretch has soi;,,
tD an Invention Is, prevent ,sc s'r,n uirr
"a t'urs.
SS,'-s 90 TINS A,tou.l
NNJsHrN hIl Nirt
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Thanksgiving services will Toe held at
The Presbyterian Church at 1880 r.. m.
on the 24'h. The sermon ON That occa
sion will he preached by Rev. A. Hail, OF
The NJ. +. Church. This is in accordance
with q iraterpsl usage ofsthc churches
and pastors.
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0u~Wher you come 70 town call
on Joseph Jackson, vino has just res
ceivcd his stock oi Sew Goods, cm5rac
ing everything usually found in a COuu-
try Store.
His stock Of Clothing is large, fun and
complete.
Ovcrcoais $3.50, up.
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps. &c: Ln~
dies Coats, ClOaking, and Dress Goods.
Trimmings in grcat variety. Hosiery,
Shoes. Nc.
No advance ion prices Of Dry Goods,
Clothing, Boot or SHOES. lJc2l 20
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Irondale Furnace HIS tcca in blast fer
some time, and is reported to he doing
better work than it ever done before.
This furnace employs a great manys mem
spends a great deal of money with Us, and
is a great adyru,sge.to this community
Newburg Hersld.
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SCHOOL LANDS.

Pursuant TO the PROVISIONS Of threo
several dosrcos of the Circdit Court Of
Preston County. rendered April lat, 1880,
Apul l5tl., 1881, and August Both, 1881,
the nm orsigned Commissioner Of School
Lands for this county, will, on
MONDAY, THE 2sTH DAY OF 40.
VEMBER, 1881,
hoing tho fourth day Of tho Circuit
Court, proceed to soil, nj auction. the
throc tracts or parcel of land, mentions
cd i'm the said decroos, to-wit:
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF A
VALUABLE

Gv Ni,;u0 Of 81 docrec 81 the Circuit
'HuVtui fr,-tnu touuty rendered ut tho
AuwU~' tenn lSSl. i'm The CI~e 81 WI
IiWl Harmed nygiuSt ub,bOrah j. Shaw
H"i samuel ~. shaw. the undersigned
'.u1ui-~iuuDr viii. uu
THURSDAY. THE 9TH DAY OF
NOVEMBER. 1881.
,tt hc'u" Count Dpv.A holorc tho lrpt
,tonr ut the Court House iu Eiuwwort,
Preston County, W. Va, orcr tor stlv g.,
tho highest Responsible liIlcr tho Ian
at Deborah ,. SHAW, dCcrcod i'm the above
ct~c Co hc solid.
Tho ~nid hud rs si,u'tod iu Gran; hi.
trict, i'm said county. adjoining lands of
d. FtlNcuvtiue 'uld others, and contains
about
l.SO II Actress.
Which WAS sold by sstd Harmed tn sail
ID .. shaw. This * y very dcsira,lo
tract 81 land; hou 80 acres OF which ~
we'll improved, with u good orchard,
dwelling house, barn auI other %Outhuilt-
'ug> GOA thv ~atnC. IL hts a huc GOAL bank
nu it. The said Harmed reserved u coal
privilege tor thc uSo at his two tumS
which lac NOW owns so long ~ lac or his
hCir~ ramliu the owners ul said farms.
Ihv lutO viii Sc sold Tor sufficient
cash len haud tn pay costs of sui, and snic,
uld tuC residue upon u credit ui sis,
clmScr giving bonds with approved So
curitv. huariur interest lrom the day ct
s,lo for the deferred payments ol the
putCll tSo money.
AS. II. CARROLL, Com'r.
nILl - n
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The Sunday Argus, Louisville, k, OBJ
s2rJes a Woodbury., On. j. piper, men
lions the CURE of the wife Of Mr.. joe II.
Mile, of that place, by st. Jacobs Oh.
She had rheumatism.
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Mr.. ID &. Hughes has purchased Tie
engine that formerly run the machinery al
Preston Taunery. Mr.. Hughes is moving
the engine to Ais planning mill.
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For first class Stationery, SUCH rs letter
note, AID hill heads, statements, envelopes,
cards &c, &c, THE ARGUS onice is head
quarters.
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JUDICIAL SALE
or
VALUABLE REALTY.

By virtue OF tho authority vested i'm
me, by "a decree of the Circuit Court of
Preston county 40 tho August tern,
thereof, 1881, boz the |chauceiy c3ti,o of
George Nose 90 al. vs.. r.. =. Ruckle ct
al., / will, orr
THURSDAY, NOvEMBER 9th. 1881,
Doing tho inst day Of the Circuit Court
Tor said COuutyJ proc cd to- sell at nue.
ton. before the front door OF tho Court
House Boo KiugwoOd, the rcJl cstlte in
tho tiIl mentioned.
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We learn that Mr. John Calvert, form
eriy OF Kingwood, has secured the posi-
ton of blacksmith fot the Orrel Coal
Company on Scotch Hill.
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Send as $3.50 for THE ARGUS tor one
year, and get all the Local. state, Ma
tioual and Foreign news.
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Grand WUsicaE and Dramatic I'm
tortufumcut
BY CRANES ORCHESTRA on FRI
DAY NIGHT, November 25. fin Court
House Hall. Admission % ceuts. r2t
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DIED.

On Sl76aY morning, November 1S'h,
at FellowsvIllo, tas coUa'y y, " = MALlN
IA PURcELL, aged 81 yeas, 1 month aud
{ days.
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JUDICIAL SALE
Of
VALUABLE REALTY.
NEAR INDEPENDENCE.

nv Virjuo OF tho authority vested IN
me, hv a decree Of the Circuit Cour ct
Preston County, rendered Mt the August
tclHi thereof, 1881, in tho %chnnrcIN cause
OF Elizlncth wilkins ct nj and Alfred L..
Harrington ct H., will. ON
THURSDAY, NONEN BE 2lIlI, 1881,
thcing tho first day OF the November
torn of the circuit Court,) proceed to
sell, at auction. before the non door OF
tive Court House in kiugwoOd, tho tract
oi land. und house and lot, i'm tho pros
ccodingS i'm said cause mentioned and de-
\ sCrihCd.
Tho tract OF land rcfcrrod to lies about
OF a milo north OF Independence,
ON tho B. ~ @. Railroad, adjoining Ans
drcWS, ',qu!reS. amt others. II is a very
valuable farm, VOL watorod, well iut~
proved, aud has on IL nm excellent mr.
Chnrd, 1t Is worry invorably situated with
roioronce to markets, churches and
school. The tract TO besOld embraces all
Vf tho
"ROLLY WILKINS FARM
except tho Widows dover. and tho in
forest OF Isaac wilkins. both of which
htvo been assigned to them respectively
10y mctcS and bounds. The residue OF
tho said realty consists OF 81
HOUSE AND LOT
I'm the Town OF independence, adjoining
The Methodist Church lot, ON tho east
sido of the Morgantown Pike, and tho
Stnlo house that was occupied for several
yCurs by w. j. Martin IA "a store house.
The farm contains 0l 3 l6 acres, and
tho town lot ~ square rods.
FIRM So much cash in ha'd will ho
required az may bc necessary to pay tho
costs of suit and charges for sale, and Tor
the residue a credit OF six, twelve and
eighteen months Will loo gwen, the pur-
Chhscr giving interest bearing notes with
good personal security.
Persons wishing to 200 this property
may call on IsaAc wilkins mt Indcpeud-
onCo.
II. w. MONROE,
Special Commissioner,
October q, 1881. At
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NE ACRICS.

rs favorable situated, has a good soil. bas
Uu 30 q dwelling and other buildings and
cor siderable other valuable Improve
mon To is the same land nOw occuuipd
by Tine defendant Ruckie.
TEEr1s- So much cash in hand as viu
De required tO pay tlfa costs of tbis suit
aud charges for sale, aud for tbo r.siJpe
upon "A credit of siK, twelve and ci,btoor
months, the purchrser giving interest
bearing notes with good personal secIris
ty.
r. w MONROE. Con'r
October ~, 1881
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Elegant full suits and splendid ov,rcoa,s
in great variety, ard al p ices hitherto IN
known, at ID. Il. JacksoL's. Inulstf
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NO. l..
a Tract Of 3 IL Acres

lying ON the waters of Buffalo, adjoining
Samuel Kuotts's heirs, George w. Sye
polt, and John Funk, Said 10 be excel %
lont soil.
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a tract Of waste and u"nappropriatcd
Land IN Pleasant District, adjoining aud
between two tracts owned by Low Mo
thcny, containing
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HOUSE.

and Is "a very fertile piece Of ground.
Terms Onc-iOurti cash and the re-i-
duo iu twelve months, thc purchaser civ
ing bond with good security, bearing in
terCst.
The Otlc in all clscs retained until all
the purchase money IS paid, whom e dc, 1t
Of special warranty will be Riveu the
purchaser, at Their W costs.
ROBERT w. MONROE.
Com'r Sch. La 1t Preston Co.
kiN0wOOD, w. Nan Oc ouer 20, 1881.
lOc2Stt-$I4.JO
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Evening servic S Al the ST. l. Cautch
will, during The Winter months nggiu AZ
$50, instead If Z u'cl. ck, AS h.rrtol,.e.
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lila ACEES.

NO. 3
is q lOt in tho Town of Evansville, Iyin1
on tic north side OF the y. w. TurnGike.
opposite George Wcavor's hotel, being
the west ha.f OF Lot No. 3, iu the plat at
9a d town, bounded on tho west by Mrs.
Walter, ON the north by Back street and
ON the east by Henry T.. jenkins. This
lot has on II
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