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'iN'N N,'H'S 10 III MoNAhcliY:--
iaSt week 'He people OF SPAN again
"'Tr"'u'u ttPuo'iTah government
m ''nn I;'h'cu 'ie'i,se!Tes ,,..., under mon
alnrllal rue WIN as ii,tio DIS
."rpnlcc ~ u rl'u'i'st would become
>, low cn'r'iliilah' SPAN admitted
ner IepnpnS"t'lsm 10 be failure
nn. oec,"reu iof monarchy with
'rhce Alfonso on the throne The
army 'ho navy ana the prominent
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oiOOn |
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New SaddGr & Harness Shop.
And Auctioneer.
IMiddleburg, Snyder County, Pa.

NHE undersigned would respect
l. fully call the sttention OF the citizens of
NJ Middleburg and vicinity, that lac has rented the
Sadller shop formerly occupied by Mr.. Beaver.
where persons wishinet ything In his line will
do we'll by calling on, him, as yoa can do botter
than anyshero In the county. Am also Q licensed
AUCTlONEER, and will call sales At short no.
tice al on ressca sbiets tsrms. All ash Is trial.
EW.N,N u. b. KAUHpMAU.
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1s-Itis useless to attempt to cleanse stream
while the fountain Is Impure. Dyspepsia, com-
sk,D, soroiIia, headaches. aud all diseases ariss
IA. from Impure blood, are az once removed by
Dr wslk.r,s Caiti2oia Vinegar Bitters, purl'
nor Of tho blood, And rcnovstor Of the system.
IL hes never boop known 70 fall. Jsa. it.'Ys.
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THE sun
WEEKLY AND DAILY ron ,s.s.

The approach of,he Pr sldcn tIni ction n d, a
upu.ui imp'rtante TO the ctents ard d. veirp
mouts Of ISIS We shail e acavor TO descrite
ther' fully faithfully. enl itarlessly
THE WEEKLY sUE bas now attained
circulation OF over seven thousand copies Its
res"e-' are tuuud in every 'tue and Territory,
end its quality " well know - the pubic Wa
sh1 u moi ouly cndopsJr ~ kooit up fully 10 tho
old STANDARD bat l'orroyo and add TO its variety
THE wErKLY sun will continue 10 be ,
thorough newspaper. All the news Of the dav
VII Oe pund la =, condensed when uniinpor.
tduf, At full lour u when OF MON eut and nj
we tru ., treated in q cloar, ipterostips and in
strucitv manner.
1, IS our alan to make the WEEKLY SUN tho
bcst ianily ue~sp1pc Ia tho world. IL will be
fall of entertaining rud .alpropriste reading oS
every sort, but viii iril huthing C. offend tho
most scrup. lous aud delicate taste II will al.
ways contain TO most Interest ny stories and
romsnees 81 the day, carefully selected and
iegibiy printed.
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Will always be fund fresh and useful TO the
farmer
hcrenslng, End the W tkLI sun IL their pa.
rer especially IL h'l ngs u no party, and
olc nv dictation, cont ndiug 'r pr lncipie, and
Tor the election OF the best uen II exposes tho
CORFU tlon hat disgrsccs the country and
threat, ns the overthrow ot republican insti N.
tons. &, has u, fear Of kn,vcs, and seeks no
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postpaid, Tor a year.
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columns. Only VI 2na year, postage prepaid.
No discount from this rate.
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New York City.
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C. A u T I O N.

NOTICE is hereby given that I
lave THIS nth day of Dccctnber, A. u.
lsl. purchased at Constable sale the tollowIn n
ersonal property, sold a. the property ~ Dan,
iel snyder TO wit Cook stove A Fixtures.
Bed Beddiuz, lot Of Tin.varo. Rureau
Ihnt have eft the same IN tho possession of
Daniel Snyder and all persons are hereby cau
Toned not TO me,idl, With ~ In anywlse inter.
iefe With the same, as they viii b. dealt with
sccofdinx 10 law. u. L. RHOADS.
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CAIIIIOS.

NOTICE is hereby given that !
a have this nth Jay of boz. a, y. 1874 pur-
chased al 'onftahlc's Sale the follpwing per-
sohal propctty sold ss the property of Daniel
= snyder, t. wit He'd and Be lding. sink,
fI"ur chest ind b' ugh.tray, that havo lou
we same IN the possession OF Daniel y. snyder,
AMI all persons are her, by cautiOnsi not tn
NEEDLE WITH or In any wise Interfere with the
sane. as the! will 10 dealt with according to
law j. 81 y.SLAST
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SNYDER COUNTY SIS:

fhs t0WWOnWr1W
g PSn"sg'unia 10 he ShcnF of s1,i
tp"p'y G,rciing
Wh"r"1s Ji'o!rls rr' ,I'-~ b. i-. u,N. i-iprl
Mi hicl SuAup, on o." 2i'n dsy Of uay A, II.
~ l pte'"rsrt her petition IN our said JUDGES n
'nr Court ot Commnn rlcss II snyder County,
Lrsyiig f'r the causes therein st forth tha, s6~
m ight b. divorced f.om the bonds ~ t,,,rip,,,,,
,mtet,i into with you Thomas Dr. eipr
Mo thorefore command you tie s,il Thorn
" .t".-Ier as before you wN-e command.
el' uh setting fside all othor tuslu,a.
excuses You be ard appear In your proper psr.
ton ~ conrt ofcominon ilsas tn TO held Tor
the county OF snyder n the Z2ud day OF Feb.
iunry, y. j., Is 8, 70 ans1er the petition or
nbe' oi the said Luclnia Dtessler aui show
caus" W anS you have why tho said Lucinda
Dresslrf your wiio should not be divorced from
the n"hi- 81 Inatrimony agreeNbiy to the act OF
Tie - neral Assembly In such case made anl
provided, hereof f,il not
1ess the Hon. J. Z Bucher. President Q {
January 1873. J. CEOISE proth'y
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TWELVE ACRES
AUDITORS NOTICE.

~ tho matter Of the ! In N, orphans Cour, OF
buli dc-l
The unlcrsignoi, Auditor appointed by the
prTh1nF Court Of snyder county 90 mako DIS.
III uiion II tho fund IN the h1nis Of John u .
iug gic- and Charles Seho,d, Administrators uf
tho tstatc Of Jacob scbUld, Il ceased, will meet
All parties Interested in said tUnd al Aney's
hntel, IN S'llnsgrpya, on Tuesday, February
ld'h, \ u. l',1. ~ 10 o'clock a, VI, tor tho pur
pose Of attending tn ia" ,lutios Of hi- appoint
n'ht Al persons having claims against said
decelhni VIII please have thcm duly Huthentt.
G ltel ANA pro'cntc, to tho Auditor ia said da,
lAc lAfoItiD.S to the A lmiuisirators account
VIII he acted upon at the same time.
THOMAS J. SMlT
Jan, Il 1873. Aui
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SNYDER COUNTY IS (:

The Commonwealth
Of Pennsylvania to the Sheriff Of said
County Greeting
Whereas, Jacob Gaugier on the iith day
OF August, 4. D. 1874, preferred his petition 10
our SAID Judges OF our Court OF Common Pleas
OF Sn' der county praying for the canses therein
eetforth that he might be divorced from the
bonds OF Mat 'imony entered Into with you
you tsiharine daugier, as before you were
commanded, that settling aside all other busi-
ness and excuses whatsoever, yon he and ppesr
10 your prop person at q Court Of Common
Pleas TO be held for the county OF SNYDER, on
the 22ld day Of February. A. d. 1878, to answer
the petition nr libel of the said Jacob Gsngler,
jacob tiaugler, your and should not be di-
vorced fow the bonds Of matrimony, agr eeabiy
TO the Act OF tho General Assembly 10 such case
made and provided. Hereof fall not.
Witness the Hon J-C. Bucher, preaideut OF
our said court At Middlsbura, this ipth day Of
January, 4. u. ieTt J.cRoUSE. Psoth'y.
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NOTICE of Widows Appraiscments
Asuudcr the $500 Law. Notice il
hereby given that the following widows
appraisemcnts have been filed with III,
Clerk of the Orphans Court Of snyder Co.,
for confirmation on Monday, the 22nd day
of February next
Elizabeth Pawllns widow VI amuol p,vlluv
deed.
So, 49,. J. GROUSE, Clerk o.C.
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Bound Volumes of Music,

Among the maay thousands of ballad, and Pi-
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ti's. We have made u careful selection OF those
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shining Lights, Collection " Sacred Songs
Golden Leaves. Nns, |. aud H.. Songs by w s.
ilaysi iiparih aud Home, Fircside Echoes, and
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~ general thing vi'hort oc,a,es, and suitable
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Tnis valuable collection Is issued IN two bind
.u's
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t2 So
We can ala rccom'u' u The OTcra at Home
objection y Fpcsl lsic, price ~ Ia Boards; ~
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Address,
j. PETERS, 5lj BroaIway, Y.
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Executive CHAMBER
Harrisburg Jan. q, ts75,
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PA R i OR
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Published and mailed. postpaid by
. l.. PETERS, b.9 RROADwAY,. N. v,
Smyrna times., 1875-04-21

IMPARTIAL Observers of the course "t III"
Democratic party during the past Winter.
esreciallv in the Western States. ar" not
overwhelmingly impressed with the convic-
ton that the good of the country demands
a restoration of the Democracy To power.
IT,, Cnea,,,'; Cq.l.r.Ial asks if the Demo
crat- hold out a promise oi meeting the
pcoplc's demand for an honest party. and
then answer, it, conundrum in this way E:
Tried by it, record in the States whrr" 1t
has been tested, in the towns amt cities
where ii has control. and the only differ
ruce. if any. to be observed is in the eager
ness to ct hold Of the money and spend II.
Changing from Republican to Democratic
administrations i likely 10 prove a valua
Llr an experience, a. that of the fox. which
swan river to rid itself Of swarm OF pes
tifcrou- tiic~. and found. on landin. on til,
opposite shore. that he had exchanged one
swarm that had been >atrd with Iii hloo'
for another who's hunger was lct t" h'
appea~rd.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-21
MARYLAND ITEMS.

Tia" school commissioners Of Queen
Ann"~ county are having al the school
houses insured, fhrrr are forty yniur Of
them.
In the Circuit Court for Cpro}iur 60. the
Gmnd Jury has found bills against about
10 offending liquor sellers for selling it
secretly, Notwithstanding tho existence of
the Local OPTION law.
fh" Fredericksburg 'o",,rr says man in
Caroline county has cali born without
eyes. rh" sockets and cycl'ls appear to ba
perfect hur NatWr il ~iugniAr mood
neglected IL supply cyrhalI'.
man ON Kent Island, Queen Anne,
county, has hen which has been Law
, ing two eggs y day, regularly. includins
Smyrna times., 1875-04-21

The PEAcHE>-rhe unprecedented c"ld
weather Of Saturday. sunday and Monday
wa, such a, made the people want 10 hear
peach predictions for once, at least 1t i
hardly safe To make them Yet. however. as
the warm weather may develop buds which
now seem To- Lc dead The general feeling
i. however. that the buds are not materially
injured here. and a. far south Il Sussex. or
up to the point where the advanced state
Of the blossom did not expose the germ t"
the cold But where the s,lln WAS 20 cX-
posed. a. il i ,aid wa the ra~e III the lower
counties Of Maryland. and in lower Sussex.
the crop Is believed to hr badly injured. if
not killed outright Reports 70 the ''n-
,,.-.| and Ee,,p E,.rri from tho~' sec
tons confirm this opinion. Parties in this
town have tested the vitality ~ placing
tw:e, in glass, of water in warm room
In almost every instance til" buds have
hloomcd out nicely in about tw"mty-!om
hours. thus showing that there i ample
vitality in the germ yet. Til TT Is ~alo
10 Lc cftrctllal 1t i not certain. therefore
what the warm suns may develop even il
the most bcnightod sections. We notice
that some onr ha, trlegalhed scare from
Wilmington to til" Philadelphia T'.p.>.
reads a. follows:
yesterday the orchards in the peach
growing districts south Of thi~ city promise
Weld Of 4.UO.000 baskets of fruit; to-da
they would not justify an estimate 2
100000 baskets. Orchards that woul
have brought 5000 twcnty-four hours az
could be bought now for 500.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-21

\ LAND SwINDLER.-On the 18th Of
December last Il man of gentlrmanly ap-
pcarance and good address, about fifty years
of age, called at the real estate office of
Townsend a. Co., in Wilmington, and rep
resented himself to be- from E,ston. Md,
formerly resident Of New .Irrscy and his
name as Hiram Wcstbr0ok The avowcd
object of his presence was to hIrchasr p
first class stock and grazing farm for which
he alleged that he could pny down in cash
$lO,0m. The fnrm Of Philip Il. Clark. near
lInrc's Corner was purchased by him and
the terms Of settlement agreed upon.
The G,-,Hc says In September or O,to-
ber last, Wcstbrook purchased farm Of
about 800 acres, amply stocked, within
! about three miles Of l.astnn, and in settle
ment for the same assigned two mort cages
upon estates in Now Jersey for $4,000
/ in Elizabeth, and the other for $1,000 in
Newark. TO secure the latter lie gave n
collateral mortgage upon the Talbot county
purchase; upon this latter mortgage saic
farm Was sold on thc aid dt. Neither o
the mortgagors having paid the Interest
upon said mortgages when due, the pre-
sumption is that they are valuelcss, anC
Smyrna times., 1875-04-21

A GREAT COMPLIMENT To \ GHEAr SHOW.
OF A. b. Rothc!ild'- Royal Victoria Mona
gric. A,io-Afric;n Caravan and CoItn,cnrI
Circus. which is to pitch IL monster dou|!-
divided t,mt- her. "n "Wednesday Alau
2Sth. tho London To,., c'jtorialIy says:
"rhr lirhnr-- -uy4,.-r.d hl it, manu- j. more
than sustained hy tn, cyidenc,. Of il .u,..,.
nal wealth Of presentations and roIn-,l.,a
tior~." From on" :" chaly Of compliment,
a.. j. the threat Tfundrrrr. thi, j. lra-..
of u quality which carries with il r'ny.r
tiou.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-21

CLOVER >EED.-Thcrc i material differ
cnce to a section Of country whether or not
it buys or produces what it needs. Take.
for example the article Of clover seed. 50
largely in demand among our fallncr7 in
this section every epring. Heretofore the
purchase Of these seed has been one of the
heaviest drains upon the farmer pocket.
But last year, owing to the heavy grass yi"ld.
the farmer. all through the upper PORTION
of this county cut their sccond-crop clovcl
and harvested the seed. The result has
worked admirably 1t prevented the send
ing Of several thousand dollars out Of the
community and brought several thousand
into it. We have no means Of knowing
the quantity Of seed annually required III
this community. but it is large. Clover is
one Of the staple crops.
1t is estimated that the farmers Of this
immediate ncighborhood have shipped at
least Geo bushels, this spring. after supply
ing the wants Of thc community. Mrssr-
Cooper a Brother. who usually 4cll largely
Of this and other sord~. made no purchase
from abroad, but flied the orders o 'h"i
customers from thclocal supply '>,..-
IN many instances farmer -uppIiod lhel
ncighbors Some Of them r-aln.d
crops We have heretofore ,lof..
yie.d Of Mr.. John Anthony. He -hnc'
IOl bushels. The largest yield ever mad
in the State. perhaps, which brought hin
SG4 per bushel, clear of freight. or $649.4
for hi- entire crop. Estimating our tota
shipments at Coo bushels. we have S;.Nj
added 10 our resources by crop that Ia
heretofore caused heavy drain upon I'll
community for its germ power. In "th'
words we have exported this year. it j. b
lievnd. as much a. we have usually ii
ported heretofore which is just the ditlc
ence between bringing 3.SjS into the COZ
munity and taking that sum out Of it.
Mr.. John {. Bailey. of this town. pr
duced 30 bushels on one Of his farms
kenton Hundred. and others raised near
as heavy yield. Thercmarkably favorel
season for grass last Spring induced I
harvesting Of this seed crop The rains
me early summer brought on the accoI
crop clover lu1uriantly, and the subseque
"ry weather cured the hay admirably, til
rendering it desirable for threshing-
'He nrst time i'll number o: gears.
Sleh effort at saving clover seed has be
"iIhessed IN this section in twenty We
"eiOre' IT Is said Farmers had aim
abandoned this feature of husbandry a
~ 5uSa'ned ga it as amonopoly to the North
and Western States.
Mthe seed are taken from the sec,
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crop only, the yield of hay is not intcrfcrcd
with Mr.. Anthony produced his yield
from IS acres, after cutting about 80 tons
of hay as first crop FROM the field. The
two crops. clover and seed, amount TO
n,nr Slnnn fnr thn n nrrns
Smyrna times., 1875-04-21

THE TIMES is publ She'd every Wednesday after
noon lv Jo,rrn H. HorrrcKrG. Editor and lrurr!c-
tor AT smyrna Delaware.
TERMS-SlB,, RIPrioN--Onc year 500 in advance, or
$50 if not paid till the end of the year \" paper
discontinued until al arrears are I"id-"ni! al the
option of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS will he inserted at the rate "i
Seven Cents line for the first insertions subsequent
insertions Threc-anda-halfccnt> Alhcr"I discount
made to quarterly. ,cmiannuaI and yearly advert
SprS
Smyrna times., 1875-04-21
CIT THIS Ot +.

Il u ri \f.. .... I'm.
T!rr,. : II" l.,.l-o, llYin- Lrt Uhat ,',t.,.-
l1"r. or IT,. With Lw.- Disease. Coughs
: ''olb or C"n~tnupt.,.l. vi ,,aa.. "ouli d..
stl.-: tiau lr:t - cents .ur a hu;t., uf
.a.,irur tha, would ,m~ tl,,u. pr. 5.
H.eao,'~ Grrlan >yru, has l#tIy i."n
Introduced in ih.~ r.ul,ly from G.rlu.ll.
ami il. "olsjr.",}I~ r.l,,.> .-t,1..-Ar- ,,,lh
on th.r ny i. lf>.u ,,..,'t MA; ~. -al
in l2Ir,. crl thu cut aud ,ah.. il IL Noru
Druggist Las =. II"ti,~.h,r. >.lyra. and
.;'.t u -mplr bottle for 70 cont a:rd lrs i.
"r 4 regular ~, for - cent.
c.i.oon y S.a il, o,,~r. i tl. place. oG
-. L. tul Carriage ". h:.v, th.ti ',9a.....d.
WoG1u lr> WLluurI> ti"Ii.-l' 'l,'o,I tr,liv
thu gl,'.:to-t lu"d,ln discover, ID Inr.,.r3rir
= IA Co,tj~ R.HrrI tu,.. to.. d,-r,..:l.
co>tiycnr,-. ink l,.,t.,!r. till, u>l,,.,,
,"ur stomach. los ot arl"tit-. distress
atJrr ritir:. and ali Disorders arising from
Il ".'n2,iH'lH ot til. St.l.agi 81 L.t.r.
IL r,.uit~ al,. Astonishing, .la IN. l.t...t
j. ,l,:sr. l,i,,.t in ,.lorN cas-. Wa,l,. il j. u,,i
IL dnocJ,rl It tones mp the -.r..."h.
regulates til" liver. RESTORES thr natural app
I~tit", and driy,.- ulI u.."I.j hmnur~ from
tn -yotynl Tyl,ho.I ana Bilious T.}.r
Wh.cil y,.I'v G,.i.n} - maMr live Ia. .ht
in almost ,y,ry c.,~.. J.. prevented Nv It
t.n.riy U.s.. g., la Cu-ta- Radi,I Culr-
Triad ~:l,. Ia cents >"l IL !. W. DHN>Ll.
Snyrua. and Ia-. C-w-ilI y son. Dover.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-21

WE appreciate the kindly notices Il"
press has gwen Us on cur recent improve
mentS. some of the comment, are drci-
dedlv complimentary. We had prepared
the list for publications but as it i>arcr~"nal
matter. interesting only to u> a an indi-
vidual. we have decided not to take up
Snocp with IT,
Smyrna times., 1875-04-21

F>c1s- In thanking the public for the
encouragement ri}cnr. III "ur efforts To
bring our line Of good, To- tli~ market at
cheaper ratc.. We wouli ~ay though this
elias Of good, are littl" lower throughout
the state il i hrcuu-r men making u
speciality Of thi, line have aeitatrd tn" mar,
krt and brought prices down. Mmutac.
turcr- viii invariably tell you that til" cost
of lahuI and material is within few cents
of tie price, held three wears ago. vet 10y
conn airing goods and price. in both tn"
larg,l and smaller tactolic- in all parts oi
the country, and 10y in,uirns of intelligent
/ operatives a~ to Tie actual cost of making,
We me enabled to say in the fullest conf,
drncc tllat ,r,. ha" tarod H, iotop. II n,
. .do,,' .Nio, nori,t and Will receive from
time to Tim" ~ tncy are made during the
next thrc, weeks. in sixty pair lots, a lin,
of goods that for style, quality and cheap
ncS. Will defy competition even in the chcal
sho,l~kin ami -hoddy imitation bought at
au-tion
When We have been deceived in shoes
and consequently deceived customer. ",
have tried To make amends 10y rcpairin,
them free of cost. This plan will be con
tinucd both at Milford and smyrna. W,
shall devote ourselves to the best interest o
our Patrons; believing that the only tru
success il htr-inra- is attained through con
r,ct and honorable commercial principle
We shall @iS ard every feature in our bus
ne.s transactions that seems To u, inimica
to the moral and financial welfare of tn
community. We ask for trial an
, @u,nantc" satisfaction. Il. NJ. Il W. I
.l0uN>uN.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-21

must have been so regarded 10y the party
to whom they were assigned.
Some two months sago Wcstbrook disposed
Of his stock and other personal property
upon the Talbot county farm and removed
to Wilmington. since which time ho has
kept aloof from Maryland. expecting 70
take possession of Clark's farm ON the 18th
ut. Being unable to comply with tn"
terms Of the agreement Tor if abl" he failed
to do So, clark would not give him posses
sion, and being foilcd in hi, various efforts
to get possession of til" farm and about
$1,000 worth of stock purchased at Clark 5
sale and not yet settled for. h" moved his
family and personal effects clandcstin"ly on
the 9TH instant To- parts unknown. leaving
his rent and ,1ndrv accounts unsettled end
mproNidrd for.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-21

Quick -al,.- and small profit i"l r4.h j
the motto Of Caho0n d son, Down. j. \.
WA>rEp-3oo.uol good Elm and I'ol,,.i.
Logs. delivered AT th" Clayton Beeh,.l
Factory. TIA" highest cash lric" viii }.
paid.
u. r. i. U'.~I~,,E@ N.r I.,l. 81.
He mas. ,L~,rt .. bo,,r. Ilr ha- tia. til.,-,
stock at tin. lowest price.
Wanted. To- to- delivered II, ,iI, ,arG ,t
the Word,n Mill. ljo.OOo feet nt l"IIal
and rlln, in III" log al" :, lar. lot ui
gum. for which the cash yjlI hr PAID.
J. T. Worm.>
# You wish to cxprnd money f"r Cara-
70 or CalriaI" work. 20 t. VIA. H. 'ai.n"H
~ S,ai. Dover. and ,ct ,h" worth OF il.
The h,ant j. a wonderful I"l.I. the
valves ot which open and shut seventy rr
eighty tm,.- per minute. If an alcoholic
,t.uulrnt hc takrn int" tie, blood th- pump
work much ia~t.r. and thi- unnatural
speed wear "Jjt Tie vital machinery. MI
7 the Intoxicating no~trun- adycrt,rd It.
"t"iljr-. ''r,.uoyaIoI~. ''cullcctiy,-, %c..
! fluGu,.,. this disastrous effect. and h'lcra.!
!nt,llil nj christians aI, thankful that Ir.
i. W >lhEE'> VEGETABLE NI>EG>E HuIE.>
-.u lnyi2n.ant and Aitrr,til" "ithui' a
sun j. everywhere ,urdantn. 'L.-"
proprietary p'"i,"n~. ar, Ito
W, wori, al for cash Wtn K csi".u
i >.Hn. ho>rr. h.t. 3" j.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-21

Ro"rEHl. 4 Young man from Delaware,
named Cir:u"nt~, an "-rnJ Tor the sale Of
~orl,, was attacked 10y three mon or youths,
on rurs'lay night, ON a lot in the rear of
Price Hotel, Elkton. ",rH"w,r''d and
robbed Of his pocket h"o1 containing So.
TIM no'l' Of a,tarl, wa - filthy as to b"
unli, i"r publication: sufficient 10 say that
the Young man "y,.~ and m"ujI w"r'.t flied
with .tahlr litter. 50 that l.,' could neither
-aruor 4iyr an alarm The ..aIty pocket
book VA found not far from tn, scene "f
the robbery til" >r"undr,Is who tool,
it from Young Clements hay" not hccn
ARE. ted, although suspicion ,"~ts on Ger
tain parties about tonn. El>to B>Dorcof r
Nrmri,4.