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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-06-04

TIE LOVE OF CIIRIsr.-1t was on the love
of Christ that the early church so strongly
leaned. 1t is to this love that we find the
Apostle Paul so continually turning This
was his souls true resting place and refuge.
1t was under the branches of this palm-tree
that he found a shadow from the heat This
was the deep we'll out of which he drank his
endless consolation. He needed no other.
To be cable to comprehend with all saints the
breadth and length, the height and depth of
this love, was his aim; and to "know that
love which passeth knowledge" was the sum
of his prayers.
This love is our refuge too-our true and
quiet home. The knowledge of this love is
perfect peace. We sit down and let this love
breathe freely into us, and straightway all is
calm. Each storm has gone to rest; each
guest has died away. Love beyond all loves,
in greatness, in freeness, and in efficacy
Gifted with strange power OF soothing, and
healing, and comforting! He who has pos
session of this love has got hold of hidden
spell, mighty to charm away all heavlness OF
heart, ali bitterness of soul. What can with
stand it? -,
Tn this love are all the loves of earth gath.
cred up and centred. 1t is fathers love
vet far beyond the love of earthly father. 1t
is brothers love, yet passing far above it.
1t is bridegroom's love, as the song OF Solo,
mon shows US, but tenderer than the love OF
mortal bridegroom. 1t is a husbands love-
vet truer and more faithful than the love Of
the truest and most faithful husband upon
earth. A love without intermission--a love
without ickleness-a love without decay.
| Pom RoDny
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Parl0f Cars.

The HANNIBAL ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD hss
long bccn designated by the travelling rublic tn
"OLD REIIABLy.'' from The tact that IT, TRAINS
AEE ALWAYS on TINE; and SHORT LINZ. -
because 1t Is scsssoe,lesIt 70 be TIE SHORTEST POS
sIBE ROUTE between western ciiies SD al yripci-
pa cities aai towns the ezst.
In asiIiii,a - the ssles.d eqgl meat q is isvors
route and 70 e; THE requirements Of lie largely "a
erczstas arst-ola.s through Passenger trav.l A con-
Iaay running the FIxEsr PAElsR G Az ~ rur
WoalD. The Interior srras-snsz; & superb tsryad
s=iooa. DraNins Room, State Room. s3-ranfiy us-
hoisisTr-t AMI o~eor4ieyI Isli1s- Taslrs Ee-a &c
&c-. i.es, cvers thing the most i4sisliozs esaI %
sire
one of ta~se Elz=sisorn: = strarss-s - r.~s
Day Exgg-ss Tan. AID u aees Easl 81 gsls;s ar
.sisafSrr csndaetoE.
Tac irsck ! IN tn ts possible c1-ifo7 large my
ton ng i having reeeEtiy bs~u r--a1fI wa srEET.
RAILS lr0z al slSs brdsrs have taxa tae IlA~s
q uDosl. AL al otscF improvements coo - -
safety and osmsor7 q T. pasESas have bees aslaF,i
PasssaSvrs <gaA- Es-st szrI ssal4. 80 s@-s-
SAFETN. COMFORT AZ sPEsD. sissasa ~ pa-4ies-
lar for ard fheiF ri-kss. raj - n.
''oil Reiiahls'' HANNIBAL & ST 10. su0g4
LINZ, ~hieh &c oAsal1el AZ al y.znci,.i 0sce.
81 eozaee;LnS Il-cs
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The history Of the Commonwealth OF
Virginia, says the Richmond Wig, com
mcnccs with an auction salc-not, h0wev-
or ina store, but beneath the green trees
of Jamestown, where probably the m ost
anxious and interested crowd of auction
habitucs ever known in the history OF
the world was gathered. In letter,
still TO be seen, dated London, August
81, 1921, and directed to 4 worthy colo
mist of that settlement, the writer begins
by saying:
ave send you a shipment, one widow
and eleven maids, for wives for the peo-
pie of Virginia. There has been espcc-
ial care in the choice of them, for there
hath not one of them been received but
upon good recommendations In case
they cannot be presently married we
desire that they may be put with several
householders that have wives until they
can be provided with husbands"
But the writer Of this cpistle had little
reason 10 fear that any OF the "maidens
fair" would be left over. The archives
contains evidences TO provo thae these
first cargoes of young ladies were put
MP at auction and sold for one hundred
and twenty pounds of tobacco each, and
it was ordered that this debt should
have precedence all others. The solitary
some widow" went along with the other,
for they could not be particular in those
days. The good minister of the colony,
no doubt, bad a busy time tina, day. lie
did not mention any fees, nor did the
bridegroom. think oftendering any. All
was Joy and gIadness; 10 storm ahead,
no inQuisitvs clerks 10 stand and say,
"Herc's the license fork over that 81.
Nothing of the sort From some Of
these couples the first families Of Vir-
cinia are descended.
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Something Worth Knowing.

ia worth something TO know that the shortest pos
siblc route from kaa.as City 10 Buffalo, rittsburg,
Wheeling, Parkcrsburg, Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New York, Boston and n'erp liats points ia through
-. Louis, over the St Louis Kansas City Northern
short Line and the shortest possible route from Kan
City 10 Hannibal, Quincy. Chicago, Toledo, De
trot. AID intermediate oiats wa -; LOUIS Kansas
City Northern Short Line 1t is the only road run
ming sN fast express trans, two than any Other
Tine. between the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers
This road in connection with the Kansas city 81.
Joseph 4 Council Bluffs r. r.. forms the only Omaha
and Louis through line running through Pullman
Sleeping Palaces between oTsha and 81 Louis, and
positively the only line that passengers from caor-
mia, Utah, Sioux CITY, Omaha, Council Buds, Ne
brl>ka city, and -. Joseph can connect by al
fraiEs OF thc Kansas CITY ~. Joseph x Council Bluffs
Railroad, close and direct Tor - Louis and al points
East via Louis ANY other ac to St Louis involves
Il lay-ovvr at Kansas CITY OF live hours or one train
This the only line running 50 many trans with SUI
pcrb Reclining Chair Coaches, elegantly carpctci md
fitted with dressing with toilet conveninees Tor
ladics, gentlemen and families, tcstloat azy etr,
e!a-gs Ticket agents selling tickets 10 tbs East, viii
vouoh for the above aots and firn ish tickets. man
circulars and time tables by this route. For other in
ct. Joseph No or p q. Gr-s;. s. ioals, NJ
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Ordinance No. III.

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Chicago Short Line.

Via St Louis, Kansas CEy and N0rtseln, and CHI
ago 4 Alton Railroads, crossing the Mississippi on
the great bridge at Louisiana. No, and passing
through Jack sonyiile Bloomington and Joliet. No
syGasCcys. no forjcs, no Change Of cars. The only
line running Reclining seat Palace cars between Kan
sas CITY and Chicago without change. NoeNtra charge
Tor seats in these cars Pullman Palace sleeping cars
through between Kansas City and Chicago, with
out change Palace Dining cars day trains Time
track, Scenery, accommodations, ahead of a other
routes J. {. McMULIIN,
General Superintendent, Chicago,
JAMES CHARLTON, Gen. PaSs'r Ag't Chicago.
FRANZ 6. HIGH, Western Travelling Agent Kan,
city, Mo.
Chicago Past Freight Line, shortest, quickest and
best. W. II. REED,
General Western Agent, Kansas City No,
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

X orP-Cyxpox LODGE NO ;, meets every Wednes-
LnNi evening at o clock, ia Masonic Hall. W. ,.
WTtIs &. C. 4. .. OKyIs, *. OF X. ,.
IOoF.-SA1HxA LODGE No. Is, meets at Odd Eel
lows Hall every Thursday evening at o CLOCK, L.
J GRANT, y. o., NJ. CHAMPION, Secretary.
Jf,Il tir., and third Tuesdays in each month, at
O'clock r. NJ Al Encampment members la g"od
are i,Yitcd to attend. l.. GKAN1, l. T., .. A.
ORvIs, Scribe.
aFcA N-S ,rIXH LODGE No GO, al Masonic IITll,
first and third Monday in each month. ID. X WAC
STAFF w NJ, j. DEWITT, secretary
sAIISr ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER No j, AT Masonic Han
scropd and fourth Monday in each month. b. j. Il.
HANxA, M.E.H.P., }. DEWITT, Secretary.
MIRIAM LODGE, No :, ID OF R-Meets IN Odd Fellows
Hall second and fourth Friday evening Of each month
at7pm T. L. MOTION, y. q; Ms. ,. y. NoRroN
V O; &. CONRAD, X. :.
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The Fastest Time On Record.

Passengers Going Esst reminded of the fact that
the WGIash line is the ONLY running LigAtafng
Express Trains fuy equipped with patent air brakes.
Miller platforms &c from Sc. Louis, IIlnniba and
Quincy, stopping oz.y at the principal stations
and reaching NEW YORK. BosToN and intermediate
points from TO HOURS IN ADVANCE ei
Competing Lines frem sll points in the West.
1t is also the only Zine running Through Cars from
KaEsas City 70 indianapolis and Cincinnati, via Qun
ey, avoiding all Ferry aud Omnibus transfers.
Through PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS run via the Es-
bash Line only, from st. Louis and QCISCr 10 n
WAIVE, TOLEDO AID CLEVELAND. connecting with
Sleeping and Drawing Room Cars for Buffalo, Rooh-
ester, New York, &c. without change.
SPECIAL NOTICE "A Pullman Sleeping Car leaves
the Missouri river daily, and runs through to Spring
field, Iii, avoiding chInge - Quincy
For further information time tables, which
be obtained at all Through Ticket shices in the
west. W l. MALCOLM,
Gen. Pass'r AS't Toledo
J. :. LAZARUS,
Ar Kansas City
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Go East by Way OF ST. Louis.

In three days of railroad competition. the wise tray
sler selects his before leaving rme In slmos;
every he desires to reach his destination
speedy possible and for the accomplishment Of that
purpose the Missouri FdeiFc Through line from the
West the East, via Kansas City and 81. Louis, on
crs Inducements unsurpassed by any other line in the
country Everything connected with the Missouri
PTcf6c Il. Il il frst class, and the aoption of the
Miller Platform and Westinghouse Air Brake. to geth-
er with its PullmanSeepers and reclining chair coach
e. render "trip over the line perfectly safe and
pleasant Passengers from all parts of the West, by
taking its Express trains at Kansas City, Leavens-
worth Atchison aud other prominent cities, land
cd in ST. Louis at seasonable hour, morning and
evening and in ample time TO make direct connection
with all railroads for every point in the North East
and south Particular information, with maps, time
tables. e. may be had At the various Through Tick
ct " Offices in the west. upon personal or written
application 10 e.. II. Baxter, Western Passenger
Agent Kansas City, Mo or Z. A. Ford. Gen. rassen-
gre Agent. st Louis. No.
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TIME TABLE-K. p. r. r.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

ppF.pyrrr1Ax-w 4 simpkIns, Pastor. Preach
inrc:ch sabbath at II A. NJ. and =. NJ. Sabbath
srGool 2:31 L. NJ. Prayer Meetings "Wednesday eve
nincf.
Nyruop1sr ErIscoPAr-Rev f. ,. Hill Pastor,
Preaching every sabbath, at ln:I0 y. NJ, and ~
obrlock H. NJ. sabbath school each 81 Db@'h- at
IA NJ Prayer Meeting, "Wednesday evenings.
EPIsCoPN-Rey. Ihos. u. Dooley, Pastor. Preaching
on the .rst and third ibbaths of each month at ii n
VI.
UAruorIc-Rev John Fagarty, Pastor. Services on
the second sabbath of each month at the Court House
~ ,rr,sr Roy J. L. Downer Pastor. Preaching on
the first and Third sundays OF each month, morning
and evening. sabbath school, go A. NJ, every
sabbath Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
Z ur,sTr,S CurutTG-Prcachiag in the Baptist church
on the 2d aud 4ih Lords day OF each month, By
Elder y. D. Goodwin.
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

judge orthc District Court. II. PRESCOTT
Senator. IL. EDWARDS.
Railroad Assessor-W. r. LESLIE.
G-prcscntatIvQ-J. WEAVER -.
t'rrnty Commissioners-W. u. SClIoLL, chairman
: NJ Palmer and a.. :. CHAMflN
County Clerk-DAYID BEEEE
County Attomey--E. w. HoDGKlNsoN-
Trobaie Judsc-F.A NILIMAN
CLERK of the District COurt-AUGIsT bHNDl'
Comfy Trcasurcr-C. L.. FAuLKNEH
sheriff.. }. GUING.
Register Of Deeds. I. CGlsS 49, -
Suinrucntlent Of i'ublic Observation-Disclosures DlaHoF'
tnrunrr-J. Il. Lit, JR.
hury,.yor-O. l.. HAMILTON.
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CITY DIRECTORY.

Mayor-W. s. WELLS.
tounc: l.nen-P. q. BoND, VI. W. METH, l. )
GpA<T IN NtgTNk>N CHARLIE. lIsaIS.
Police iulgc--N. r.. CARROLL.
tlrTk-l.DMIN r.. BuNEN.
Tpasur;r-J VI. BLUDCLTr.
Mnr~hal-L. NJ. TUTTl.E.
PDlctmqn-J. :. GIttth.
Street Comms~lon.r- Gil. llUs~Ef
CITY Aitprncy- JoHN O-TER.
chief Il Fire DEPARTMENT l.. CARVER.
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sec That orders Do drawn o. the city Treasurer
for the payment II the ssme.
SO = Thzl this ordinance shall take easc; add -
in force from aud sitter it, psssssg.
Approved - - n1eE 2is;, 1874
Is : WELLS. Mayor
Ihcyshv certfy that fhe above = true aai correct
copy ordnance fas-s - ~ cggErllgIsen 81 i
cas- oi .,alzA o. - Y,sHa6er sfh. i-sg
attest. 4 4 BJwE~ City C7efk
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fTuilishsG September 9Th. Is-i J
Ordinance No. I3G.

An ordinance making sppropra, ions Tor the paym-uf
OF certain bills
Be u ordai"sd ~ 0s Mayer and Coa"os'racH Of re
C,fyef sGlina.
Section l. Th5i The sunl n Sc. - he appropriated
az, city treasury FOR the pay OF the follow
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s,LlS. WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

Corrected 10y X T Watson, dealer in Groceries
T rovi.ions and Ou-rnswar-, % santa r avenue.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice..
Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the i,h day Of October
ID ISL petition Will he presented 10 the board
OF mi, IUners OF saline county, ilS4is,
pr,vln. for the appointment OF viewers TO view AMI
i1y Il road. commencing at or near Ntntit street
running lue west from Ash street, 10 cphhc't WIN
the county road runnn. north and south nj the rail
road crossing, between sections ten and eleven IN
township a. range wet Of the Principal Ntridiah
the county OF saline -
:r}-3v A. NJ. CIAFII\
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DIED.

Friday morning, Sept. i. at J O'Clock y VI, John
Francis. son OF John and tatharIne SaeTrin, aged
months and IL DAYS.
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70 he r0.t ~ IF Saline CoHnfy:
thereby annpu 49, tl,tf am tctllillt. Tor ne OF
NV u l.. &. SKANUHE.
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How the Early vlrsinians go, Wives.

j. II. Chapman, UmpireA
l.. L. Bowen, Scorer.
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In accorlai.ce with The splicat ms of my friends
in the western portion of oar county, ANNOUNCE ny
self At candidate r the oiacr oi Probate jug OF Sa-
lime county subject m. decision Of thc IT, publican
c,,inf,. ,,.,.0n H. : CUNNINGHAM.
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The and, r.i.ul r. spcctflly offers himself rs can
li,l,r for lk of the District Court subject 10 the
'0'V' " ' JACOB DEWITT.
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A. i,o ,r,ircst rC my friends ann, myself 4
audi,alc or the vfaceUf superintendent oi lu'!lc In
siruCtiol. d. Ia bO"'i
The undersigned announces himself a candidate Tor
Clerk of the District Court, subject 10 the action ol me
Republican tonN cniIon. AlGboi r hfEH'-NN-
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LUMBER, SHINGLES, 1ATn. SASH, DOORS BLINDS rr.
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SPECIAL. NOTICE.

pay take orders for the justly celebrated M BROWN
the well
Whose good, Aeo
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All Goods Warranted as Represented.
Corner Santa Fe and Iron Avenues, Sana.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-09-24

Are you 50 Languid that any exertionrequires more of an effort than you feel capable of mak- ing?
 Then try JURUBEBA, the wonderful tonic and invigorator, which acts so benefcially on the secretive organs as to impart vigor to all the vital forces.
 It is no alcoholic appetizer, which stimulates for short time, only to let the sufferer fall toa lower depth of misery, but it is vegetable tonic acting directly on the liver and spleen.
 It regulates the bowels, quiets the nerves, and gives such 8 healthy tone to the whole system as to soon make the invalid feel like new per son. & - -- -s4~-7~ 7, H Its operation is not violent, but is character ized by great gentleness; the patient experien- ces no sudden change, no marked results, but gradually his troubles
 ''Fold their tents, like the Arabs,
 And silently steal away
 This is new and untried discovery, but has been long used with wonderful remedial results, and is pronounced by the highest medical au- thorities ''the most powerful tonic and altera- tive known.''
 Ask your druggist for it. PA
 For sale by VIM. F. BIDDER & CO.,, Y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-09-24
Goshen Mo-.i66,

Last week, MT. Wm. L. Kelley brought down eleven pigeons at one shot. .....
 It has been a great season for blackber- ries here. and one boy at the Centre has picked and sold s13, 50 worth this season, besides picking for the family.
 Robert McElhone, Michael Connors, and John Murphy were brought before John W. Brooks Esq. last week, charged with assault on Patrick McElhone; Welch for prosecution and Merrill for prisoners. Murphy was found not guilty. Connors was fined $7, and costs $16,s5. McEl- hone was fined $7 and costs $1s.25, but appealed to the Superior court.
 I gave the name of our minister incor- rectly last week itlwas Rev. James K. Hagen. e #
 We are much moro discouraged about the recovery of Mr.. Wadhams. Mrs. Harriett Cook has sold shsr house and large lot atthe Centre to MT. Theron D. Ludington of, Winsted. for $500. We are glad to have MT. Lndington, re- turn to Goshen. ""9...aa HIN.
 The WATERTowN fair of this week will be fine thing. weather permitting. The prizes offered are very high for local ex. hibition, and the cattle exhibited are sure to be ot the first order. .,.s,,.s ..,i3
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-09-24

DISTRICT of Plymouth ss., Probate Court, U September 19, 1874. .'J aa4r1
 Estate of William B. Smith, late of Plymouth in said District, deceased. ,...f,.......,
 The Court of Probate for tho District of Ply moutb hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for tho creditors of said estate, represented insolvent, in which to exhibit their cIaims thereto, under oath; and has appointed Byron Tuttle and Elliott J. Fenn; both of said Plymouth, commissioners to receive and exam inc said claims. ,..,' - '.g s-..-r r'...r
 Certified by
 ,....- ELLIOTT J. FENN, Clerk.
 The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at A. H. Fenns law office in said Plymouth on the 18th day of December, A. D. 1874, and March 18th, 1875, at one o'clock in the afternoon on each of said days, for the purpose of attend ing on the business of said appointment. p. By BznoS 11GoIr TgTTIa, Commissioners.
 All persons indebted to said Estate arc re- quested to make immediate payment to .f.a..
 25 Inn AARON P PENN, Administrator
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OBSERVATIONS ON NASAL CATARRH.

An abstract from forthcoming work on dis eases of the throat and air passages, by A. N Williamson, M. D., late Clinical Physician in the University Medical College, New York City. Mailed to any address for 10 cents. Address the author, 28 East 2Oth St., New York
 'Dr. Wiliamson's great success in the treat ment of Catarrhal, and throat and lung affec- tions, renders valuable whatever comes from his pen."-JournalO Of Medical Science. 234
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-3.t 5lIt Births itassi @
 At Oampyile. Sept 10th, twin, flaugh-. ters to Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Mallettsib9
D eaCthS.

E- =..E.s.a..z--szs--.s=-.s ss At Falls village,r TSept. 5fh, Cynthia, wife of Henry How'd, aged 70 years.
 In Ellsworth, Conn. Sept. 9th, sBetseyI Peck. aged "A years. ,,,s ssS {. V ,s,S5 f'iri|
 At Portland, Oregon, Aug 22d, Charles P; Bossford, formerly Of Salisbury, aged 56 years. .a'tst9lsI
 At Hunttvilles Sept. 4th, William Dean. At. Amboy. nl., Aug. 27th. after an CT, wife of the late Ruluff Dutcher of We taug, aged SS years.
 In Plymouth, Sept. list, Betssy Humas- ton, relict of the late A1ans0n Humaston. aged 93 years.
 , :, A .I, Canaan p Valley, Sept ssh. Albetto At New Hartford, Saturday, Aug. 18th, Nellie F. Wright, aged r years. .
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-09-24
FARM FOR SALE!

THE undersigned will sell his farm, situated l in the North part of the Town of Litch6eld, about 2A miles from Court House. eoifaininc about 150 acres Of good land, suitably divided in. to wood plow, pasture and meadow, well water ed. e4ha bulldingsare all in good repair. Also the right to the use of saw mill will be sold with the place if desired.
 CHAS. L. THRALL. Litchfeld. Feb 18th, 1878. 45-tf.