THE ARGUS
County Official Paper.
Tke Only Democratic Paper in Wash
ington County.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY
BY
The Argn PabMiig Cwpuj.
' BUBXCRimOIl PIMBk
Single ropv five cents.
One year, $1.00.
Six month rente.
Three uixiiliw 36 cents.
Enteral t the Post-omce at Hillsboro,
Oregon, a Second-claa mail matter.
THURSDAY, DEC. 12. 1895.
It is always (lie mind foully in
diniMl ami alive with the pranks
of Vriius that ascribes to cominon
lilitce act and gei-tme, iunuoral in
tent. Ihl.r.snoRO is one of the healthiest
ci lies on 'lie west side, considering
its population ;md its poor facilities
of drainage. This is doubtless due
to ith supply of wholesome water,
fresh und pure fiom the deep wells.
Pure sweet water wi 1 counterbal
ance maiiv evils in sanitation.
The next republican presidential
nominating convention will meet
at St. Louis, on Tuesday, June 16,
1896. This means, provided the
democrats follow within a fortnight
or such a matter, a long and trying
campaign. On the balloting for the
place of convention San , Francisco
at first led with 20 votes, but at
the fourth formal ballot St. Louis
received the necessary 29 for a
choice.
Tiik state board of equalization
will have some trouble in adjusting
the difference in the valuation in
the many counties of Oregon. Some
of the assessors have placed a very
small valuation on the properties,
while others have assessed at the
cash value as r quired by the
statute. The Argus believes that
Washington county's assessment
will come as near the test as any
and that little if any change will
be made, except one which may be
made in a manner universal.
The Oregon i an and Evening Tele
gra n have been emitting some very
spiteful paragraphs against San
Trancisco, in her attempt to secure
tiie next national republican nom
inating convention. This narrow,
paltry pettish ness could be excused
and called patrioitsm if Portland
had been in the race, but as it is
not, it is, simple and pure, a matter
of childish jealousy, which in the
light of common sense, must be
called by its proper name, absolute
nartowncss. Even Simon kicked
against this tyranny and desired the
Golden Gate city to have the honors.
Joe goes right occasionally.
The Oregonian built better than
It knew when it stated a few days
ago that the present, congress would
be a ''talking" one. The attempt
at buncombe made by Barrett to
impeach Bayard is childish in the
.extreme, and goes far to show what
partisan Fools can do when given an
opport unity to make asses of them
selves. Keed is afraid to set down
on Fuch characters for fear of in
curring their enmity, knowing, and
wisely, that the good will of such
aBinine statesmen is much better
for the aspirations which are his to
become president, than their ill will,
and in view of this fact much that
, is folly and nonsense will be heard
on the floor of the House this winter.
The present status of civiliza
tion is doubt lei s as much due to
difference of opinion as to any oth
er single agency. Without that,
much of the intellectual culture
now obtaining never would have
existed. It is well then to be not
too radical when your friend differs
from you. Human reasoning often
is not reason, and as the human
Miind is but finite, it is very wise to
remember that y m may ofiimes lie
wrong in the premises of a self im
posed opinion. Again, you may
differ with yourself of ten years
back, or one hence, and vou should
lis resisoniibly be bitter against
yourself for these changes as to hold
enmity to your neighbor because he
disagrees with you at prtsent.
All beings who are possessed
of reasoning powers naturally look
upon the creation of the universe as
aiple; that the world was not creat
ed as an experiment, but for the
ultimate effect of a fixed cause.
Therefore it follows that there is
it mysterious and divine something,
an intelligence, a principle, a power,
to which the fiuite mind looks up
with reverence. In view of the fact
that human reasou has not in its
judgment anything tending to solve
this mystery, tach conception of
that great power, so long as it has
in its formation, attributes grand,
noble and loving is precisely as good
as any other. If the human race
must have a supreme being, and it
seems it will, it is well that the hu
man mind form one which has for
its structure nothing but loving
power, Omnipotence, and admit
ting of nothing experimental. To
ascribe to such a power human
jealousies, anger and hatred is rank
est kind of blasphemy.
COUNTY NEWS
CORNELIUS.
The Pomeroy children are slowly re
covering. Hawkins' children are getting along
nicely under Dr Smith's care.
Mr Hatch's children are all on the
mend so we are informed.
A A Phillips is confined to his room
this week. We did not learn the malady.
U G Hnnna passed through the city
from Hillsboro on Tuesday.
The youngest child, aged about four
years, of F F Pomeroy died on Thursday
last of diphtheria, the little one was
laid to rest in the cemetery north of
town on Saturday .
There came near being a blaze in Cor
nelius on Tuesday evening by one of the
big lamps in C M Johnson's saloon
catching on fire down in the bowl, but
Charley fired lamp and all out in the
street and thus averted' what might have
been a serious conflagration.
J H Allen and wife will leave this week
for Tillamook for the winter. John says
be will nunt ducks.
Better go down to Johnson's and get
yourself a Xinas present or at least treat
yourself while mere.
Little Frank Hatch is confined to his
room with lung fever.
Sam Gilpin of the Grove was in town
Wednesdav.
J R Miller had a lawsuit with Harry
Wescott, of Forest Grove Wednesday.
Nick Freeman is suffering again with
sore eyes.
Man Pizer and Claud ChamberKn
have a contract of cutting wood for Jim
Young east of town.
Well 1 Jacquot is still at his old place
always serving good drinks.
Robt McNutt made a business trip to
Portland this week.
Our city marshal has been putting in
some new street crossings this week.
Mrs Ida McNutt accompanied her sis
ter to Monmouth last Friday. She will
return next Saturday.
Harve Stowell was in the city on Mon
day from Buxton.
Anthony Tongue is having new shin
gles put on his house in which Prof Cur
tis now resides.
L TI and Scott Walker and F M Hill,
all of Gaston, were doing business in
Cornelius Tuesday.
C M Johnson did business in Hillsboro
Tuesday.
BEAVERTON.
A saloon has been opened it) tbe store
building owned by Mr Bullet. A Mr
Taylor, of Portland, is the proprietor.
Eldon French, who was operated on
at tbe residence of O b Allen tor appen
dicitis 5 weeks ago, l'ds so far recovered
that he will take Ins departure for 1 a
coma, Washington, this morning. It is
to be hoped that his recovery will be
complete in me near iuiure.
John Wolf and wife have returned from
their trip to Astoria.
A taffy pull was given by Mrs J A
Reid last Thursday evening to which a
number of friends were invited. Music
and games completed the program. All
report having had a pleasant time.
Miss Vernona Morton daughter of
our enterprising florist, and Mr George
Davies, son of Alfred Davies, were unit
ed in marriage last Thursday night.
The floral decorations for tbe wedding
and candy party were furnished by Mr
W H Morton, the Beaverton florist.
Tbe entertainment given by the liter
ary society had a very nice program in
which the t'eaverton band was a special
feature. The subject to be debated was
unknown to all until the society had
met, and was open for all to speak on,
making it very interesting and amusing.
There will be a masquerade ball at the
hall on Christmas eve. John Brugger
will furnish the music. A lunch or sup
per will be provided for those wishing to
participate in the same.
FROM PHILLIPS.
All of the churches in this vicinity are
preparing for Christmas trees.
Miss Forrest enclosed a successful
term ol school last Friday. Miss Lus
ter's schcol will continue two months
longer.
Most of the men of this place attended
the sale of Grant Holcomb's last Mon
day. Most of the children of this place are
sick with bad colds.
Mrs Anna Dysle is very sick with the
La Grippe.
There was a 'surprise dance at the res
idence Carson Hansen last Thursday
evening, it being Adolph's birthday.
An excellent time was reported.
Miss Gusta Leich, of this place, was
the best dancer at Scappoose Thanks
giving. Quite an honor for Phillips.
CENTERVILLE.
John Van Lum is building a hew barn
Jesse Cornelius is gradually growing
weaker.' He cannot retain an v food on
bis stomach.
Tbe infant daughter of August Tews
died Friday noon and was buried Sun
day afternoon at the Lutheran church
south of Cornelius.
A mimhpr nf farmer in II, 1 wf.lttt.
who had black ttorses to sell, took them
to Hillsboro Monday. While the horses
were fine specimens they did not fill the
bill and were taken back borne.
Mrs Nixon of the Grove was seen in
our burg and neighborhood last week.
J H Freeman and Joe Downs were in
this neighborhood looking for a, fresh
cow.
The literary entertainment at the
school house Wednesday night was well
attended and the program well rendered.
FROM MIDDLETON.
Thanksgiving chickens and turkevs
were usually numerous despite the hard
times.
Llovd Vincent and Mr Harrington
weie ordained deacons of tbe Baptist
church last Suuday. Rev David Lynch
officiating.
Our friends who attended Prof French's
tnusicale at Sherwood report at excellent
program well rendered.
S Stein killed some ducks the other
day ami found some lumps of gold in
their craws. Mr S is now puzzling to
know whether to kill the rest of the
Rock or not. If the next are gold ducks
he could afford to kill them, but it is 16
to i they are not loaded, hence the delay.
Our people are to be entertained by
Prof French and his class of singers in
the near luture. A Grand treat is ex
pected. Some new accession to our commun
ity has raised the number of scholars in
our school to fifty.
Quite a number of our hop raisers are
plowing up their hop yards while others
are setting out more so the balance of
power will be kept up.
The vounp ladies led the last uieetine
of the" W C T U and did their several
parts fine. The next meeting will be led
by the young men and they are deter
mined to excel.
Mr Winters and family and Mr Mie
bus and faiu.lv spent Thanksgiving in
West Chehaltm.
Mr and Mrs t'altus are to spend the
holidays in Taconia.
Mrs Fred A 01dts"arranging to spend
Christmas in Salem.
Mr Shsfford uf the telephone line was
in town on Monday.
Mrs H E Tyson who was quite ill last
week is better now.
Real Estate Transfers.
Matilda Odell and husb to PS Wise It
9 and pt It 8 Garden onie SoOO
Anton Pfanner to Stanley H Phillips
80asec4tlnr4w$1100
Isaac '-ever to Alice '! Covert fraction
of a J s w J sec 17 1 1 s r 3 w $7U0
Thos D umphreysto John H um
pbrevs e i blk A Fairview ad $350
Ladd Keed Farm Co to J B Imliiy It
3 blk 5 Ladd & Reed's first ad Keedville
$75
Ladd A Reed Farm Co to Iaiilielln Im
lay It 2 blk 5 Ladd A Reed's first ud
Keedville S70
J A Inilay to Isabella Imliiy It 1 blk 5
Ladd & Reed's first ad Reodville $l(H)
J ( ; Hiiiock et u x to Trustees t'onere-
gational church Hoodvtew n J Its 1-2 blk
U Sinockville X50
Abraham Baldwin et ux to Jucoli Dix
on 2.47 a E Walker d 1 c 1 1 n r 4 w 8.WU
Johnston freeman to Elizabeth free
man 127 a sees 7-10 1 1 n r 2 w 8i5u
Frank Edmonson et ux to Win S Smith
n I s w s w 1 sec 2 t 1 n r 4 w
Kerdinnnd Groner et ux toGeo K (iron
er und 1 41U n of P Sltolla, A Liuulesw et
al d 1 e t '1 8 r 2 w 81
Geo E Groner to Ferdinand Uroner
und 1 410 n 8 Sholls, A Landuss et ill U I v
1 2 s r 2 w HI
M M DeLuiiey et ux to Andrews Lum
ber Co 40.;0 a V llronson die t 2 u r 8 w
8UMI
C W Odell ef nx to M E church at Dil
lev fllT 1 wi ft sec l:t t I k r 4 w 31
T W Thompson et ux to I'lius A Hild-
ytinl 70 a see H i i s r i w firnu.
Diedrirh " illerset ux to Thos D urn
phreys Vti a Thos art d 1 o t 1 s r 3 w SJJoO
James Colli eld et ux to E J Tibbits w i
It 53 Cornelius Environs fl(W
ANDERSON & TUPPER,
(Succtjr to C It Mead)
EXPRESS!
Makes regular trips to Portland on
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, re
turning on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays. All business entrusted to mm
will be promptly and carefully attended
to. Freieht ami express rates reasonable.
Leave orders with him, or at Ledford's,
oratTHK A ancs.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
for Washington county.
Henry Brauer Plaintiff.)
vs.
Minnie Kuehnel and Fr
Frank j
d, W
Kuelmel, her husband.
Sutherland, Anton Wicke, A I
8 Wilcox. II A Klliott and K
X Kuehnel, Defendants.
To Minnie Kuehnel und Frank Kuehnel,
her husband and F X Kuehnel, the above
named defendants.
TIIK NAME OF THE STATIC OF
X Oregon, y
Oregon, you are hereby commanded
and required to appear and answer the
complaint tiled against you in the above
entiuen court in me a Dove emitted sun.,
on or before Monday tbe Kith day of March,
A. I)., thexame beiiigon toe first day
of the next regular term of said court next
following the expiration ol the time pre
scribed in the order of publication of this
summons and if you full no to appear and
answer said complaint the pluintilf will
udply to the court for the relief therein
prayed for and demanded, to-wit:
For a decree that plaintiff have and
recover of and from defendants Minnie
Kuehnel and Frank Kuehnel, and of
and from each of them, on a certain
promissory note for $500 inado und
delivered by said Minnie und Frank Kueh
nel on July ill, 1893, bearing iuUsrett at 10
percent )ier annum, interest puyuble semi
annually, payable to plaiutitt, on which
$25 interest has been paid, and on a mort
gage given by said defendants Minnie and
Frunk Kuehnel on tbe following described
real property situated in Washington
County, Oregon, to-wit:
The south half of the west three-quarters
of the northwest quarter of the southeast
Suurter of Section Four, Township Two,
otitb Range one West of the Willamette
Aieridion, containing fifteen acres, to se
cure the same, the sum of $5H5 and $100
attorney's fee, and interest thereon from
this date until paid, and costs und disburse
ments herein: for a decree foreclosing said
mortgage and ordering said mortgaged
property to be sold and the proceeds ap
plied to the payment of expenses of sale,
costs and disbursements and attorney's fee
herein and of said promissory note, und al
so for a decree that the above named de
fendants and each of them und all persons
claiming by, through or under them or
either of them, subsequent to the execution
of said mortgage, be barred and foreclosed
of all claim, interest, right, title, lien or
equity of redemption nave only the statu
tory right to redeem in,on or to said mort
gaged preni ises, or any part thereof, and
for such other and further relief us to tbe
court shall seem meet and equitable.
This summons is published against you
by order of Hon. Thos. A. McBride, Judge
of the above named court made in open
court and dated on the 6th day of Decem
ber, 1805. J, R, Stoddard,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
A Bargain. '
A neatly constructed 5 room cot
taue within 2 blks of business part
of town. Good fence around lot,
good woodshed, and two roomy
closets in residence; Also pump
' repair. Goes fc r $600,
In-
quire at this oflSce,
WILEY &
CITY LIVERY STABLE;
Cor. and and Washington Street, Is
WHERE YOU WILL FIND THE BEST TEAMS THAT CAN BE HAD
IN HILLSBORO.
EVERYTHING FIRST-CLASS. GOOD TEAMS, GOOD BUGGIES and DRIVERS,
PACIFIC DNIYERSITYf
THREE tdl.l.KQE I (HUSKS
. . . Classical, Scientific, Literary.
HE ACADKMY trepares for College and gives a thorough Eng
lish Education; the best preparation for Teaching or Business.
All expenses very low. Board and rooms at the Ladies'
Hall, 13 to $4 per week, including electric light and heat.
The College Dormitory, under excellent management, fur- '
Irishes board and room at $2.2") per week. Hoard and
room in private families, $2.50 and upwards. Mnny stu
dents rent rooms and board themselves at a total cost not
to exceed $150 er week. The fall term begins Septem
ber 18. For full particulars address,
thomas mcclelland,
Forest (5 rove, Oregon.
Pioneer Harness
Dealer in Horse
Repairing and Carriage
. . AH Goods Sold to Compete with Portland Prices
L
Fine
Notice for Publication.
Land Orsii a at Obkoox Citt. Or.
Nov. 11, 18.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following-named
sottier has tiled nolicu of
her intention to make final proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said proof will
he made before the County Clerk of Wash
ington couutv ut Hillsboro, Oregon, on
Dec St, ISM, vis:
Julia Ann Beard,
(willow of 1'. S. Heard, deceased)
II. E. No. 847--', for tho Iit and 7 of Sec
H T -' X U U W and E H of 8 K Sec 1 T 'I
X li 4 W.
She mimes the following witnesses to
prove hpr continuous rt idriice upon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
II. T. Ilollisler, of Oreeiiville, Oregon.
W. J. It. !Jiaci!,
. J West, J
A. I'hipps, " "
!U-(J I!oi;srt A. Mn.i.iR. Uegistcr.
Notice for Publication.
La mi Orru'K at Orkoun Ctrv.Ou.i
Nov. 11, is.).t
NOTICE it hereby given that the I'olluw-ing-usiiied
settler has filed notice of
his Intention to muke final proof in suj
hurt of his claim, uml that stud proof will
be made belore the County Clerk of Wash
ington county, ut Hillsboro, Or., on Dec.
Zi, IW5, viz:
Mike Genzer,
II. K. Xo. 7700, for the N K Sec 21 T 3 N
It 4 W.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of snid land, viz:
Fred Wolf. John lHmu, John Uuillie und
Joseph Kreli, all of lluxtou, Oregon.
S4-6 KoiikkT A. Mili.kb. Register.
Notice For Publication.
Land Ofkic at Orkoos City, Or.
Aug. IB, lWW.f
TOTIOE is hereby given that the follow
1.1 ing-iiamed settler has tiled notice of bis
intention to make final proof in support of
his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the Register and Receiver
1'. 8. Lund Ottic.e, at Oregon City, Oregon,
on December 0, 18&, viz:
Fred Burgdorfer,
(one of the heirs-at-law of John Burgdor
fer, deceased)
If. K. No. 7840 for the S N W yt and N
S W of 8e. 14, T 3 N it 3W.
He mimes the following witnesses to 1
prove his continuous residence upon and J
cultivation of said land, viz: j
Olave Johnson, Charles Mason, Ambrose ,
Cox and Ulissa L. Creecy, ull of Dixie,
Washington county, Oregon.
'MS Kohkkt A. Mii.i.kk, Register
Notice for Publication.
Land Omcs at Oregon City, Ob.) !
Nov. 11, 181)5.,
NOTICE is hereby given that tbe l'ollow-ing-numed
settler has tiled notice of
his intention to make final proof in sup-
Iiort of his claim, and that said proof will
e made before the County Clerk of Wash
ington county at Hillsboro, Oregon, on
Doc. 21, 1805, "viz:
Weinel Reihter,
H. E. No. 7758, for the 8 E 8 E ,Hm'. 10,
K y N E and N E S E Sec 15 T 8
X. it 4 W.
He names the following, witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
John Hail lie, of Buxton, Oregon.
John Biimi, " "
Mike tieuzer, " "
Martin tiinkard, " "
S4-6 Robert A. Miller, Register.
Notice for Publication.
Land Orrtcx at Okeoon City, Or.i
Aug. 16, lH'Jo.t
NOTICE is hereby given that the following-named
settler has tiled notice of
his Intention to make fi nal proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said proof will
lie made before tbe Register and Keceiver
U. 8. Land Office ut Oregon City, Ore., on
December 20, 1805, viz:
Fred Bnrsrdorfer,
II K. Xo. 7841, for the N U of N E W and
N UofN W JiofSecH, T3NR8W.
lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
Ola vu Johnson, Charles Mason, Ambrose
Cox and Ulissa L. Creecy, all of Dixie,
Washington county, Oregon.
84-l Robkht A. Miller, Register
IjOR sale or rent, the property of H
Unternahrer. Will rent at $4.50 per
month. Enquire of L V Berckmoes.
TO RENT. A large cottage with three
lots in North aide addition at 18 per
month, Kncruireattlftff olflee.
DENNIS,
Shop,
A M CARLILE
MANAGER.
and Mule Jewelry.
Trimming a Specialty.
V. BERCKMOES,
.. Watchmaker and jeweler, ..
Second Street, Hillsboro, Orcgou.
WATCHES
CLOCKS
JEWELRY
SPECTACLES ETC.
and Complicated Watch Repairing
Satisfaction Uuiirantecd.
FT
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W Jfrr"n Street,
5 km)
Purest Drugs
and Chemicals.
The Hillsboro
Select Stock
of Stationery.
HILLSBORO CITY
1. K
Beef, Mutton,
Kept Constantly on Hand. w
Highest : Mai ltd : Price : Paid : for : Fat : Cuttle, : Sheep : nnft : lli:
Cash Paid for Poultry.
MAIN HTKEKT, HIMJMOKO, ORKtSON.
Don't Boy a IFup
Coast Carriages and llnggies "Docf riY TPcri V W
are best value for least money; It Uli J-4CII til II
. Discount on Prices hut no
Discount on the Goods.
Particulars of Williams Htos., Hillsboro, Ore,
or M. M. Davis, Assignee Const Carriage & Wagon Co., Corvallis, Ore.
W. T. Andrews, President.
ANDREWS LUMBERXO.t
ltil.ioi..,.ioiml limall iUIAt
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER
MOUNTA1NDAI.K,
mrarn TIIE BUFFET CAR ROUTE!
k u 9 Shortest
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ST. PAUL, AND THE EAST
Crosse both llio Cascades and the llocky Mountains In DAYLIUHT, att'ortling pu
sengms t!it)ii.Mirtninty of viewing the
Grandest Scenery
in America.
1 wo trains uuiiy iroin rortmuii ; one ut
via O. ie. N'.nmt Mpokane. Huns siiierb
U Inn rv cars, miluee und iiiliolslereit luuriMls' sli rping cms. I he liullel curs urp tnu
vels of elegance und comfort, containing bath room, bitrlair shop, rusv chuiii.rtr.
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Twin struiiisliiiiM "Xoitliwest" mid "N'ortliliinil" It avi lliilut li every Momliiy 111
Eritlay lor inn "00," Markimiv Uliiiwl. Iirlroit. Clrwhiml und llntlnlo in roinitrtloA
with tlw tivrat NorlliHrn liuilHiiy Have your tii ki ts rrml via XoU'l IIKHN KI'KAf
SHU' i.'OMI'ANY uml eiij.i) 11 ili-li:;u; hil ihle free fnim tliv brut uml .I111I. l'orA
els ami gunernl iiifoi'iiiution I'.illuii or uililri s.i J
It. C. S1KVESS, (J. V. 1. V
1)12 Front Ml., rtenttlo, Wusli.
CHOICE LANDS.
FOR SALE
Any one desiring lo'fmiclntse a Fnrni
or Town Prowrtv will do well lo . .
READ - THIS - LIST.
-r Hero aro sum'
Very Choice Properfie
Which
Cheap :: Cheap
For particulars enquire at this offic(
Nol 20 acres, udjnlning city llmlls,
sidewalk within oun bloek of property.
Ill n..f.M ..I1.1M..1.I ll..ut II... t '
? iiiitm, iiijiiiv , ill IMHUIIU ,
111011, i Hi ri's iioiicn, line sitn tor building .
)iurpiwus, some timber on Name. Will
sell in a body for $2000-purt down, bal-
anee on time to suit purehaser. Or will
subdivide sons to give part cleared liot
tout und part bench, In pints from 2 to 5
acres, ut M2S por aero. Ilore is a chance
fur a good noat little home which can he
mBde self sustaining Investigate before
sonio one gets it. On the market for a
short time only.
No 2 10 acres, half cleared, lucre bea
vordum, rest slashed and sown to grass,
no buildings, goes for )S per acre. With
in two mllos of Hillsboro. Terms, t400
down, balance in 8 years at 10 per cont.
Or will Soli 40 acres, of which above is a
part, at Nil me price per acre, including 15
acres of beavordam und swall cleared.
No 8 128 acros, highway running
through center of pluce, &0 acres In cultl
vatioiij 2 acres in orcburd, apples, peara
and plums; 0 room house; log barn, good
woll of water: 0 acres of beaverdam, easy
to put in cultivation; placo well watered
by springs and creek; 100 acres under
fence; 1J miles from post oflloe, dully
mall; 1 mile from school house and six
miles north of Hillsboro. Goes cheap for
cash. -
4. A B00tl coer loton Main and
Third streets. 75x175, with good building
thereon.sultable for any kind of business,
and in excellent repair, will go at a bar
gain for cash. Part paymont and balance
on long time with security.
No j 12 acres; half cleared .balance In
grass. Good house of four rooms; good
barn and outbuildings. Fine orchard of
50 trees and various other small fruits.
, 150 chickens 50 ducks, ,i-ltorse wagon,
a sets single harness, good cow, 3 heifers
. 1 horse and farm implements. Every.
Vhing goes for $650, cash in hand.
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