ter spending some time with her par- Thi Farm 1 utuatcd on the turnpike leading
,.,, At:- 1 - , 1 ' trom Mooreiville to Chaplin and is about 10 nnle
OlltS. AIlv Agnes Gastllieau lias been from Springfield, 7 miles from ISloomheld. 5 miles
nnirn ill lint is iinnrniMn.. C.ni.,. PI..O tromValle Mill, a depot on the railroad between
""-,"'" "-' "-M""- '-'"" IUnUtown and Springfield, and an hour's
It. Bell and famil v and tho Messrs. Green ! run trom Lomswiu There 1. on the Tarm a good
will move to the State of Wshintou in
a short time. Mr. and Mrs. JIarrisou
will return to the Gilmore farm, which
Mr. Bell has had rented for a year or
two.
comiortable house of 1 rooms, .the main binluuiir
a brick, haing burned a e.ir or so ago and all
necessary farm buildings, cnnsntins of stable
corn cubs, granary, smokehouse, buggy house,
Eoultry house and yard and tuo large tobacco
am A good portion of this land is in blue
gran, timothy and clo cr and has a bountitul sup-ply
of water, well distributed 111 the
different pastures and fields; and the whole is 111 a
good state of cultivation In short.it is a highly
productive Farm, which the crops ot graces,
grain and tobacco grown an it early attest It is
an incontrovertible tact that Washington coutm
lnnd have beon selling 15 to 50 per cent, cheaper
than lands of a like character in any other part of
the State, and this has undoubtedly been due to
the fact that the county ha been without railroad
lacilitios, until the past two years. No county in
the State raises hner hore. cattle, blue-crass.
