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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-09-20

And return on any regular train within days.
Sleepers can be had by applying before the train
leaves New Orleans. Passengers tor Texas
must procure tickets five days before the
train starts. In order that the managers
may know what number of coaches
will be needed to give all easy
and comfortable seats.
Reduced rates have beeu secured all the hotels.
The train will leave Canton. October 1st 1884, at Ia
M, and arrive In New Orleans at p m. After o
good nights rest and entertainment the train will
leave New Orleans, October End, at n M, and ar
route viii be over The great Texas & Pacific Rail-
way, by way of Mansfield. shreveport. Marshall
and Dallas, on to Fort Worth. After reaching
Fort Wolth, those desiring to visit Wichita Falls,
the wonder OF Texas. can do so for only ~ % from
Fort Worth and return: A visit to this famous
watering place, 1856 miles on from Fort Worth,
and architectural taste. The fare from Canton and
all points south,to Fort Worth ard return, will be
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-11
WATERLOO.
la1The Turning Point In tho Tide OF These
Times,
Visited After a Peaceful Blvouac OF
Many Years.
Quatrc, Bras aud Napolsou's Defeat

The battlefield OF Waterloo 40 II lies to-
day, 10 an u%mufpinng tpeoisclt-a good
place 10 NJ down u muse on life and mun
and the vanity OF humsn things; but W.
had n vivecious little Guide, who spared nc
time for mueiug, but Engaged US with q
very dramatic recital IN broken, though
quite intelliPible Englith, OF tbs stirring
things that happened on mat bloody sun.
day, IN 1915, when B%onaparie's brief caDdio
went out and thu European Kaleidoscope
ratified Itself into n fftih combination. |
can't help sympathi2ing with the bottom
dog. The dramatic ~ mmetry OF Napoleon's
career win as against our reason.
went out 10 Wa erl0o With some En-
glishmon, aud 1 toak solid comfort In civ.
Ing them my small opinion OF their Iron
Duke, although wc must allow that he did
thi. business very hk~udaomslY.
But thai yuidV. shall not soon forget
him. lie made more OF an impression on
me han NIL the holka have read on the
subject OF Wut,Iioo. He omitted nothing;
he openeo hiu soul 10 ue, aud b' suited me
action 10 The word. lie getiicuiatedi no
attiiudm iged; in short, he fought the battle
over again for us. His English was doubly
EugliHh. He wa especially happy IN ms
''hup, guardF, hand hat 'eml' Ho recited
this thrilling incident over his shoulder az
no los ~ dogn the Two hundred end odd
step that mount 20 the summit OF Mound
Va iAtLllNNt iilA ~ WIZ ny -
traordiuary pfesruca Of mine tina / grAsped
tho railing ia tine 10 escape a fall.
The Mound OF the ITO Is an artificial
elevation which has been reared (yeiy III.
advisedly, | thinl) m the midst OF the field
and OF iiB earth, thereby modifying the
continuation Of the landscape, 30 that one
caunot now gsin 20 gocufate an idea OF the
battle ground na might hnye otherwise been
obtgiDed-unics., irdtod, the loss Is COM
pensaied by the tact thatthesummit OF The
mound nil1rda a Commanding view.
The tranquility oi toe scene he impres'
sive, and one Is reminded OF ByrOn's line:
allow that rcd rain has made tho hGtyesls
grow"
hills ard yaileya and winding roads and
shining y~lilagos. Every feature of this
rWeet landscape played It's part In the
drama OF that day. On the right 10 tho
chateau OF Houeomont, against which ell
day long the Ffepch lines beat like the
wayes OF the sen-tbc key Of the English
position, htld 10 the last by the gallant
Coldstream guards, though the house was
burned over their huads. The old brick
wall around the orchard still stands pierced
with loophOles, worn away oy the pc lting
rain OF musket balls. II you have any sort
of Imagination you cRu stand there to-day
and SEQ the fight. 1 suppose there has
scarcely been Il closer, no Ter, bloodier bat.
tie Ia modern simes. Inc lines were posted
only q milo apart, and rom the moment oil
the fir { assault upou Hougomont to the
low. departing cry OF the French general:
"Tous est peIdul Sueyo qui psut!" the bat
tie WIS like the Htraininz struggle OF we'll
matched wfestlers.- A Bufalonian Abroad.
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Having passed severn nights, disturbed
by the agOnles and cries ola suffering child
aud becoming convinced that Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup was just tho article
needed, procured a supply for the child
On reaching home and acquainting his
wife with what he had done, she refused 10
have II administered 10 the child, rs she
was strongly In favor of Homeopathy. That
nigh<the child passed In suffering, aud the
partnt without sleep. Returning home the
day following, the father found tho baby
still worse; and while contemplating AM
other sleepioss night, the mother stepped
from the room 10 attend TO some domestic
dutios, and lett the father with the child.
During her absence he administered a por.
ton OF the Soothing Syrup % the baby, and
said Hothing. That night all banda slept
well, and the little felsow nwoko In tho
morning bright and happy. The mother
was delighted with the sudden aud wonder.
hl change, ard although ~ first offended
at tho deception praoliood upon her. has
continued TO use the Syrup, and suffering |
babies and restless nights have dis.
appeared. A single trial of the Syrup
never yet failed 10 relieve the baby, and
overcome tho prejudice Of the mother
Sold by all drugNista. 25cents a bottle.
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Three Monster Contracts

10 Is with pisufure that the Times en-
nOuncts the TACT his morning That The
"Pcnnsy lvania Tube Works" OF Plttsburg,
PeanSy lvanie, whose two great mills, hay
ms a capacity much greater thEu any other
mandatory OF pipes Ia he country ,svinced
by the ABOVE contracts recently made by
them, are hereafter TO DO represented In
Chichgo ia n manner No once commensurate
Will the demands of this market AZ we'll az
OF the enormous production OF these great
mile. Heretofore Huntington, Hopkins Il
Co, VI San Ffenolsop, Ciliiofnis, have been
the sole western agents. and the only point
west OF PittEburg where aiull aud complete
stock OF All sizes aud in largo quantities
was TO be found Ia stock. tho Times
Is hHppy TO announce that Mr..
8. w. Adama, Il thoroughly pTsc.
Teal man, who has had oyer eighteen
yearh' experience In this line OF business,
has been placed ~ the bead OF a branch
house just located IN Chicago, with q stock
on hand with speoiol reference to the i'm.
mediate supply, al all times and In MI sizes
aud quantitiep, OF the leading market IN
the country. rhis Is an importaut feature,
and should be borne IN mind NY pur.
chasers, ag time 10 often a very important
factor. Mr.. Adsms has, with the charnc-
%terisiic, good judgment Tor which he IL
noted, located h'e ware rooms ut one OF the
moot oentrnl railroad points in the city,
directly opposite tho southern wing OF the
general passenger depot OF the P|ittsburg,
Fort Wayne & Chicago railroad, Nos. l0l,
l63, 100 and l6I South Causl street. where
no occupies four stores Of 25 bv 100 feet
each, and three stories each, giving him an
area'e equal TO i5. COO square feet. A stroll
through these immense store rooms by 0
representative OF the Times Yesterday
re vealed the largest amount OF various
wroueht-iron pipes ranging In slza
from oDe-eighth of On inch 10 twa!ys
inches IN diameter. be ever saw before un.
der one root, and which Is eaid 10 far exceed
In value that OF any similar stock In tho
country. In addition to the immense piles
OF w~rought'iron pipea, there seemed 10 b.
no end 10 boier-tubes, cast-iron and MALE
able iron steam aud gas fittInge, brass and
iron goods 10 large vsriotiec, railway sup.
pies, stoam pumps, etc. in quantities
enough TO supply the whole western states
Tor years TO come. In fact IL Looked as
though Mr.. Adams had gone into this par.
ticuler place and kind OF b~usine,s TO stay, o
fact that no one who knowB the gentleman's
great popularity With the trade will for q
moment question.
Mr.. Adams hes lscured the services OF
Mr.. Il. NJ. Smith, OF this city, who Yves
formerly purchasing agent for the Atohi-
son, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad, into
whore careful hands ha has placed the en-
tire business Pertaining to rGilWay supplies.
One by one the great man ufacturing
firms oil over the country peem to wake up
TO The necessi y Of having their headquar.
tiers for the westtrA trade located Ia Chbog-
and we predict that il will be only o
few years before they will ell be hero.
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Cure for Piles.

Piles are frequently preceded by q sense
OF weight IN the back. l0ins ana lower part
OF the abdomen, causing the patient "a tup'
pose he has some affection OF tue Kidneys
or n~eighDuri1g organs. AT times symtoDs
OF Indigestion arc present, rs ilatulency ,un.
e~asiness Of the stomach. eic. A moisture,
like preparation, producing n very disa.
greennle itchiDg, after getting WARM, Is n
very common attendant. Blind, bleeding
and itching piles yield AZ once to the nppli.
cation OF DE. B0sanko's Pile Remedy which
acts directly upon the parts Affected, abb
sorbing the tumors, alaying ths intense
itching, and affecting q permanent cure.
Price 90 cents. Address, The DR.. Bosanco
Medicine Co., Plqua Ohio. Sold By w. ii.
Palterson ~ o.. Dallaa.
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Arc mighty and Will prevail. Rionoaa,
tho perfection Of roasted coffee is pro.
nounoed by ali Who use &c, tho beat roaited
coffee ever placed In the Tsxsa markot.
Prepared at the largest coffee mill IN the
eouth. " 10 shipped direct TO tho dealer
and reaches tho consumer quickly, possela-
ing undimlnished, the beautiful lavor ard
aroma, which distinguishes dino coffee.
Sold Immediately after roaItinr, by oil
gr0cofs, In pound packages. Guaranteed
absolutely fresh and pure. Those who are
not familiar with tho superior qualities Of
Rionosa, should Ia lustios 20 ihemgclyeE,
give 70 40 earlv frial and b. convinc0i.
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The Smiths Bile Beans.

From the Arkansas Daily Gazatle.-
Are you feeling bette'?" said n gentle.
man yesterday to a %well-known Iron Noun
taiu railroad man.
"Yes, a great deal better. The night
run Is very hard and | got down before |
knew Il. j had fever after fever, and shook
the car of the track "a couple If timas.
FiHally l decided TO try Smiths Bile Beans.
was prejudiced against the name or,
rather the bile part OF IL, or ] might have
been we'll long before l was. They brought
me out ike n new man."
The above is an actual fact, and proves
the merit OF the goods. Tho name of the
gentleman can be given.
For sale by all druggists.
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but what 90 I oan2 I'm here, and here I
stick. live alone aud eat alone, and III
die alone. But this 10 the hsrmlt's some
and theae sra the Permits hills, and the
fresh air and tho rain and the sunshlne DO.
long 10 the hermit Just No we'll as TO any
one else. He asks nothing from any mar,
except 10 be left Hlone.'
"Good-bye, Mr., CaTrlat."
"You are g~olngY'
"Yee."
you needn't come again. "-[Philadel.
phia Tunes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-11

Any attempt % lca a lavor IA this
or any other country that can surpass DR..
Prices Special Flav1ring Ex.r4cls val
prove q failure, for Dr.. Pr cs's ere as fresh
and nice as the FRUITS from which they ART
made, aud cannot b. improved. pheir SUI
poriortY consists not only Ia their fruiiy
odor, but also ia their delicious taste.
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A Quick Recovery

10 gives as great pleasure 10 stato that
tho morohaut Gho was reported
being AZ tle point Of death
from an attack ol pneumonia has
entirely recovered by the uleof DR.. Willum
Halls bnlsnm for the luugs. Naturally he
iosi8 grateful .o- tho bouoits derived from
using the remedy, for tho luues and throat;
gnd in giyiag publicity o. ihis statement
we ars actuated by motive OF public hens.
faction, trusting thnt others NAV 30 hone
dtsd In "A similar manner % sale by ell
druggists,
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GREATEST ON EARTH.

CUrIcuRA RyMynIe are the create medicines
on Garth Had the worst case Salt Rheum In
this country. Ny mother had It twenty years,
and In fact died from IT, / believe CTTIcuRA
head were covered for hreo years. wh'ch 9th.
ing relieved or cured until | us 4 the CuTicuRA
REsoLvESr Int rnaly and CUTfcuRA and CUR
CUEA SOAR externally J. w. ADhM., Newark. D.
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Green AppIpg,

Nfecn apples,
Eaten ia the spring time, or any other sea-
son, IL liable TO give one bowel trouble,
which can be speedily checked by the use
of DR.. Blggers' Southern Remedy, the great
specific that will certainly cure cramp colo,
diarrhes, dyeenteIy and restore the littls
one gradually wasting away from the effects
of testhlng. Price, 50 cents. AK your
druggist for It.. Manufactured by Walter
A. Taylor, Atlanta, Georgia, proprietor
nre mimi ~nnlnpne.
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IT rs A EAGr

Hundreds OF letters In our possession copies
Of which may DC had by return nail are our
BLOOD Hiimers. whether sorofnIons'' Inbe, az
or contagious. may Now be %permRnentl cured
by CUTGcUEA RNsoLvgET. the new Blood Puri-
fer. Diureiic end Aporient, internally, and Gu
TicusA and CUriCuRA SOAR the great skin cures
and Be ~Autiiiets, e. ernally. in one half the time
and ~ one half tho expense OF an other Season.
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shirt Factory.

TFFEF = fFNNWTNN
Messrs. Oliver Bros, manufacturers Of
phirts and underwear, have located them.
selves at III Mpin street, where they are
making some ct the finest goods 10 order
that can be manufactured. ThCy make a
speciality of shirts, and their III n perfec.
ton. Gentlemen vii lind their prices low,
and can have the Satisfaction OF setting this
best shirt 90 low prices nDd n perfect H..
T27 Main street, Eiwards' old tore.
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ARTHUR GAIN,
|. RoAcHsTEAY,
HoDGEs IL ATwATER,
j. n. RAEDKLL,
CLARK IL

For seven years Aliens Brain Food has
stood the strongest tests as 10 It's merits 10
curing M 'vousness, nervous debility and
restoring lost powers to the weakened gen.
erative system, and In no instance has it
never failed; test IL. 81; 9 for So. At drug
gists, or ny msil from j. II. Allen, 3l5 Firs
ryenue, New York CITY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-11

WILL AVE THE HAIR
And keop Il ~ g trJrg aud healthy condi.
ton, because u will stimuiate the roots OF
the nair, aud rest0re the natural action
upon which It's prow.h depends.
Burnett's Flayoring Extracts are abso-
lutalv uurP.
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TrIuI Is FrO0f.
Ii you d. sire TO use the best parohed cof-
fee ever offered 10 the Texas public, buy
package Guaranteed absolutely fresh and
pure) by Momand e. Bro, A. Il. Bouohe,
Bond & Bro Ingram & Coy, Holloway &
TO-, Ii. G. Sizer. O. A. Meyer, anc all first.
class grocers throughout the state.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-11

Toe finest mnyonaiso dressing for all
kiudso OF salsds, cold mea,s, raw Tomatoes,
picked salmon, cabbage, etc, is Duikee
Salad Dressing. It is, besideg, more eco.
ncmioul than homemade.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-11

At certain seasons OF the year nearly
tent from impurity of the blood. bilious
ness, etc, etc This should be remedied as
soon az discovered other wise serious result
may follow. Sherman's "Prickly Ash Bit
ters" will effsctually remove all faint Of dis
case and restore Won 10 health.
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M9AH is THE TIME Nj
EE n NSsg TO CURE aI
VIZ SKIN RUM0RS, Z

TT IS at this season, when The blood and par-
L SEPARATION ara loaded With impurities, that bis
hgurlng JUNIORS Humiliatiug ETuptions Itch.
Ing Torture. Salt Rheum or Ecz ma. Psoriasis,
Teller, Ringworm, Bany Ilumors Scrnfnla Scrof.
ulouS Sores. Absce lGos and Disoharging Wounds
aud every specie. OF Itching. Scaly aud Plmply
Disease OF the Ska and scalp are most speedl-
" and economically cured by the CUTIcUBA
REypnIrg
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A nasal Injector fee With eaoa bottle o
Shiloh'g Catarrb Remedy. Price 80 cents
Sold by j. NJ House, Dallas.
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DJbblns' Securing Polish is the best thing
IN the world To- cleaning lin 'psus and all
kitchen utersils. Finest thing Tor using in
washing dishes end pans in hard water.
For sale by A. r.. Bonnhe. Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-11

Shiloh's Cough Gud toupumpCon Cure 10
sold By us on q guarantee. II cures 90 u
utaotion. Sold hvl VI. uouss DALLAS
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Sudden Changes of Weather
Are productive of throat diseases, caughs
colds, etc. There is no more effectual relief In
these diseases to be found than In the use
OF Browns Bronchial Tioches. Price 25
cents,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-11

The Spring" sweet navy plug tobacco Is
the TEXANS tayofito.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-11

"Mrs. Anderson, That hat is 90 becom.
ing" "Why yes. always like to 20 to
Bsumsn's. They do keep the incest
Roods.n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-11

Group, whooplng cough and bronchitis
Immediately relieved bv Billions Ous. Sold
BY ]. NJ. House. DsllssL
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He Will Show Them 20 You.
Benson's Oapcine Porous Plssters. Ash
your druggist about them. --latest i'm
provemepts. PROMPT. Csc.
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Fashionable novelties in fine Millinery
French pattern hats and bonnets at Mrs.
e. Chestnuts on Elm street next Il
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II you want Q good substantial job done
on iron, 20 to Baker Il Pfouts, n square
south OF Santa Fe depot.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-11

Main Street Emit rance
To the Clear Lake saloon Is through Ed
Martins iivsr~ stable
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For lame back, EIDE or cnsst use 6hiloh's
Porous Plaster. Price Is cents. Bold BY
]. M. House Dallas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-11

II the cattle men Of Texas wish TO have q
good time. this year, they must chew
"Bpring" tobacco.
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Shiloh's Cure WIN Immediately relieve
Group, wboopinR cough and bronchitis.
Sold bv ]. n. House
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GREAT BLOOD MEDICINES.

The half has not been told as to the great cur.
atiye powers Of the CUrIcuGA REMFDus. Ihave
paid hundreds of dollars tor me iCi1es 10 cur
diseases OF the blood and skin, and nev r found
0nythir x Of TO @ lnnl the CUTIcrRA REM DTEi.
CHAs. A. WILLTAMs, Providence, r.. l.
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She :.id rDOn'., bus = you must chew
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Carriages for Funerals.

Carriages Tor FuneruIs.
An Lid date, carriages for funeral calls
ordered by our patrons, will be I'll ed for
the low rate Of So per carriage from the
following stables.
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CURE In EygRY Ca B.

Your CrTIcURA REMEDIES out sell all other
medicines l keep for skin d'seaSes. My rus ON
ers end patients say that they have Effected a
cure In every instance where other remedies
have failed II. w. BRoCKwAY, NJ. D..
franklin Falls. n. II.
Sold by all druggists. Price: CUTIoURA. 50c..
REsoLvESr. ST. SOAR, 25c. PoTrEG DRUG aud
CHEMIC VI Co.. Boston, Mas.
Send q r Glow TO Cure Skin Diseases"
ppkTypV For Rough, Chapped and Greasy
Dnbutl skin, Biackheads and Pimple,
Sdin Blemishes and Infanfiie Humors use CuTI.
cUnA SOAR, u real beautiher.
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TEXAS 6 MEXICAN AND G NVE TNDNT CO.
LAMDS-Eagnling nnd GraRing.

5000 ACRES alternate sections IN Terry
county, 80 sitnated q g. form one tOlld body Of
ilO, O0 acres with Is wide surrounding range End
excellent grazing land Permanent water can
% had with very little OUTLAY; will make q de-
sirnulc ranch Titles state patent
$1,000 ACRES land solid body on Double
Noun ain Fork ~ BrGlos river, In scurry, Kent
and Fisher counties Everlasting water and
good grass and protection J. as good % location
Tor . ranch as ,Gu be found In western Texas.
$4,000 ACRES IN Crosby county on While
river permauent water, good grass aud protcc
ion, ami forms the key 20 n wide range; VIII b.
sold on easy terms 400 acres a. .lo6ei With
wire frrce,
100000 ACRES IN Tom Green county. solid
body, 4 xas d Pacific railroad runs Though IL
patent,
f,15. ACRES southeast portion OF Callahan
open timber and prairie land. Can be
had at n bargain on long time and low rate Of
1900 ACRES Palo Pinto county, prairie
land. well adapted to farming with LIVING water,
70 miles OF railroad.
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Try 1000 ACRES IN Wise county, prairie land
OF - G. 20 mi,s rom Decatur. controls tbs water
nd OF that sCctinn.
0sG ACRES timber land IN Dallas county on
de- tho Trunk railroad, II miles from DALLAS. Land
VS. fertile and well adapted TO farming purposes:
Die cen No had 81 bargain.
cnt GO ACRES superior quality, In Archer
nd county,, l6 miles from town Of Archer with
Ion scream IL livlng wafer WIN sell or exchange
/. or uaiHs or Fort Worth property, or live stock
lie $50 ACRES adjoining the town OF Itaska IN
&c Hi, county, Ohers q splendid investment for
b. town purposes; can DO had low.
lib asa AUhEs prairie land with house Of two
70 M 3l.2 miles east OF HilsbOToln Aill county
lid iC0 acres row under cultivation.
IL An EXCELLENT FARM OF GEO ACRES,
one milo west Of Hillsboro in Hill county In .
ian state II fine CIVILIZATIONS: prairie timber and wateI
be combined. 9tenemen houses.
Of 1900 ACRES In Hin county near Hilsboro,
1000 acres In cultivation, four tanks. 10 houses
rte wire fence. One OF the best properties in I'M
or. county.
MEXICAN LANDS. largo bodies In Old
Mexico,
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-10-08

r. D Hill and G.. r. Norris left fof
n1;+h this afternoon. a@~~-~I