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JAMES ". SHIRLEY and Others.

Extract fran Decree Of Nor mber IS. 1878.
TITS ordered that this cause be referred to
4 Gloon Moore. a Commissioner oil this Cunt.
with directions tp take an account Oi all Oh" debts
which are liens on the Real Estate of the Deicn-
dant solomon A. BATES, ~ the order of their
priority, stating whether such liens are binding
upon thr whole of ,ucn Real Estate or whether
some OF them are binding on part only. and II
go upun " hat part also q ascertain aud state
the total value ct said Real Eststc md also its
nual or rental value, and make report to the
Court in order to a further Decree.
A Copy-Teste.
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Salt, Coal, and Nails.

THAvE on hand for sale 500 Sacks Of Liverpool
q. A. SAT, 200 sacks ol Fine and 500 snail
Sacks of barry salt. 100 Tons OF George Crc'
Valley Lump Coat. and 50 Tons OF Anthracite
Coal.and 100 Kegs OF Nails, which viii r1change
for Corn. JAMES "t1hA".
Harper's Ferry, ". Va, Nov. 20. ls75-st
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Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that will execute
The provisions of the foregoing Decree at
nv office 10 Chir.st wn, West Virginia, ON the
3lst of January, 1876.
CLEON MOORE,
Commissioner
December 1, lS75-4t.
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IN CHANCERK.

Extract from Decree IF Nocem5er Sd, 1878.
alt is ordered that tn se causes be referred to
a Commissioner oi this Court whp shall report
list. The debts Of John W. Hurst which are
liens upon the land conveyed by said deed and
tn ir priorites.
2nd The drbIs which are chargeable on the
separate Estate OF said MARY d. Hurst. deceased.
and of what saidseparate Estate consists its value
and annual value.
I'D. lie shall settle the accounts OF John W.
Hurst Exr., Of MGrt ID. Hurst.
4th II, shall ascertain thu lands in which the
inant children al J"hn W. Hurst have an inter
est. their value aud annual value. and what in
tcrrsi said infant children have therein.
5th Tn, real Estate of which CAtharine G.
Daniel died seized, il value aud annual value.
9Th. Ne hall asc .rtlin the debts of the said
Caihatine g. Daniel, deceased. and their priori-
ties IT any, As charged oI her Real Estate.
7th lie shall report which of the lands above
reicrid tn lie contiguous. aud whether sale can be
made ofoue portion advdntagenuslv to the inter
e,ts of all parties, sufficient to pay all 81 said
debts. aud il 90. what rurLi"u thereof, and par
nculnh uhuh,l The Interests OF The infant de
PENDANTS would be pro at thereby"
4 Copr-Te>te
ROBERT r. BR0wy.
Clerk.
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Editorial lettings.

Is that Sheridan eide tnat we near 50
much about
The editor Of the Siauuton indicator says
cone Of the severest tests Of the Christian
character is 20 survey the quantity Of bone 10
che market basket and then not cuss.'
An exchange thinks Ricbelieu's remark;
q" There's 10 such word as FAIL should be
modified TO meet The present unpleasant times
50 as to state about how many cents will be
paid on the dollar.
The Capital Removal question has been
brought up Ia the legislature by the introduce
lion Of bin by Senator Dennis Of Greeubrier
providing f,r the submission Of the question
Of location to the vote Of the psople.
Nobody can study The expression which
steals over Ben Buffers couuteuauce as bis
barber scrapes him with dui. rIz'r, and fail
10 realize why be never married aS'iu--h<
Al expression Is the oa'y thing, we imagine
that can over-steal Ben.
A man namel Grant obtained judgment
in Washington City against the Baltimore AMI
Potomac Railroad Company, fnr the loss Of
twotoes cut or by the bumpers of cars. $500
verdict rendered $3.50 Toe will do Pr,,t!
well. II is the highest mark corn has reached
this season.
Il is said every member Of both branches Of
the Wes, Virginia Legislature has signed
circular addressed 20 tLc members of the next
Congress. certifying 20 the ability aud fitness
ofCal. j. Is. Pcytou f,r Clerk Of the House OF
Representatives,. Col Pcy,,n is the present,
popular Clerk Of the West Virginia House ol
Delcsa,es. Ills courtesy aud abilities Lave
Won golden opinions FOR him.
General Robert Taambs. OF Georgia, raise,
his own wheat. oats, corn, vegetables. aud
never buys . pound Of bacon or a pluud 90
fodder. raises everything Goa bis own place te-
ces>ary TOR the support ui himself aud taii,liy
his hands aud bis s;ogS.-EIctmge.
That's a deal better than 90 be making
thunder aud lightning speeches abou, our
rights 10 the territories, as be did ia days Of
pore. aud VIXEN tie Jus OF war came did ht;le
or nothing O. Protec, them.
Charlie, James Flu.kner doesn't raise the
word republic ir the dignity &C commencing 1,
with "a capital r. Perhaps Charles is slightly
tiuCtured with The Snie~-N-bt doctrine
Preston County Herald.
No doutt the journal editor thought be WAS
making capital bi, Mr. Publishers oPpo-
neuts are bari pressed indeed, Wien reduced
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Notice.

" OTICE is hereby given that win execute
y foregoing Decree Ut ny Office ia Charles
town on the leth day Of January, 1916
CLEON MOORE,
ConmisSiorsr.
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Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that will exacuta the
provisions of the foregoing Decree NY eiliee in
Chlrlestoun. West Virginia, on the oh day OF
January, 1876.
December l. lS55-4t Commissioner.
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NTANTEO.-Th Manhattan Manufacturing
" Company are nov recognizing IN gen
eral agencies Energetic men nav secure the
control of all sal IL sprcii d territory Of sta
pie article. 4 permanent cash h1-iu'ss ana
monopoly that may be- made tn pay - 0DO per
annuIn. For particulars address. with stamp en-
clus.d G.. A. LUNPKlN. Presia lent.
Dec 4. IS75-2t l4T ktade Street. " Y.
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December 1, >:
4 AN NOW REPLENlSHlNG MY ENIikh
| STOOK IN EVERY DEPARTMENT Win
NV GOODS |!
The Lowest Prices will b. given on any article.
X specially,
W. {. CARRELL.
CEwIAG MAcHINES.-t'rovsr6 Bak RS
- new and improved lock stitch and elastic stitch
s wing Ma hines, tor sale b.
Dec.4 Isis GEO. ". T. KEARSLEi.
Commissioners Notice.

IN the Circuit Court Of Jefferson County,
West Virginia,
THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY NATION
ALBANK OF WINCHESTER,
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Notice.

Notice is her, bv given that will execute the
provisions ri IN fnreg ing Decree 1T NV oilc,
IN Chirlc>town. West Virginia, on the 2nd day
oi February, 1916.
CLEON MOORE,
Dec l. 1875 At. Commissioner.
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State of West Virginia.
jefferson Co.. Set.

In the County Court,
November Term, 70.
ATa C,unty Curt continued aud held for
"A SAID C,uu,y the l9ih day Of November,
1875,
IT Is ORDERED, That the Rites Of Toll
on Tnrnpkes established at the last July
Term Of this Clnrt be set aside aud the fol-
lowing rates are established in lieu thereof
and that the same be published in the papers
If the County.
For every Horse, Mare, Mule, Jack, Jennct or
Geldin, ) cts.
SINE at = Gate
Same led or driven
Every 1 or wheel Carriage or
Light Wagon aud One Horse 10
Edcb additional Horse hitched TO
Horse aud Gait
Farm or Road Wagon aud two
Horses 10
Same and three Horses 10 +"
Same aud four Horses ~
=. So - c,a Unrsas IS
a. = ,r,o md - Horses Is +"
" Score 20 hrad) Hogs or sheep
Cattle iO "
There shall be No charge for returning came
day Going 10 and returning from Funerals aud
Divine Worship Fro. Stock driven o. water snd
returning. Free. Children going to aud retu' ming
from school having certificate from Teacher VI
attendance one D,ilir per year.
\ Copy-Tesle -
4. A. MOORE,
Clerk.
Nov. p, 1906 -9.-Spirii and egisfer copy,
NOTICE.
IL AYiNG deteimin, to qrit business on the
LIT Of January. 1876, all persons indebted
q me must come forward by that time and pa!
fb,ir ind. btcdness, as must have the money q.
that time. GEO ". LAWRENCE.
wag,iey's Shop, Nov. 20, isTj-3t.
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GAIT. Pure Nitre tSaltpc,rel and Pure Ground
Nov. n. ISIS. GEO. W. I. KEARSLEY.
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Commissioners Notice.

IN the Circui, Curt Of Jefferson County.
West Virginia,
THF SHENANDOAH VALLEY NATION
AL BANK OF WI CHES TER,
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Incidents of American History.

With spirited pictorial illustrations.
The variuus departments Jack-in-the Pulpit. -
The Riddle y *" aud - Lett-r-ljnx," aud the
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attractive than ever. The French Latin. aud
German stories. for translation viii be f., qucut
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BEEF WANTED.

WE want from some one ind 'bt"d TO us me.
w dium 81 d but nice hind-quhrt at BEEF.
HN. h W. W. B. GALLAllER.
Dec. 4, 1875.
DUCEwHEAT FLOUR-a pure article war
Dec. 4 1878 W. EBY.
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Diary AIapc~ Dodge,

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rACNTLETS.- lIuckskin Gaunileis winche,-
VI ter make ofsuperior quality and cheap, zoe
yale By
Nov. l3 1875. W. EBY.
coAP.-people's Soap very cheap, Or ssle By
- My 49, I1T5 ". kBi.
DOASTED Coffee warranted. bert quality His
Il Brand, Belio Of the South, jest received. for
sale bY W. EDY.
PISTOL, Gun and Nnskct Water Proof CsTt
and another supply Of Shot all sizes with the
best Rifle Powder, just received by
Nov. %. 1875. W. EBY.
WHITE Beans Dried Peaches. S1ge. Pepper.
w Saltpetre. Salt; with buichcring Spices
generally. fnF sale by ~. EBi
(HoPPING Axes all weights at lowest price,
for sale by ". EBl
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CORN! CORN! CORN!!!
WE want CORN on account of dues to this
HIN. &w. W. B. GALLAHER.
Dec 4, 1875.
Perfection of Light.

rJt4F only absolutely safe il'umina'or IN use in
anr I.amn. II cannot be exploded. Elaine,
WARDEN f. ONWARD.
pi'fshu'C. Pa.
For saiehv GEO ". T. KEARSLEY.
Dec. 4 1878.
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Commissioners Notice.

EV tho Circuit Curt of Jefferson County,
II West VIRGINIA.
II. L. HEISKELL tnse Of Washingtonl
against
JOHN W. HURST and Others,
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i Fine art Nagazine for he Yong.
St. nj hclas fer Ie76.

Alter tw1 vra~s' If p-pS Ieritv. un'xamplrd in
the annals Of iuvcnile Literature. du irg which
ST. icholas | a consolidated with ilsrli all IL
strongest comp iiturs. the publishers bud them
selves IN a position to promise that the ! hit
Voium", beginning with the nun Der lut N"vru =
her. 1915 >iiHli ~ its unusual attractions ior
Girls and B"ys surpa,s even the prcc, ding vol
umes. In addition tn combinations from the
FIRHT TkITERS or AULRfCA,
there will be Stiri,s. Poems. and Sketches by
some If The Mu,t Prominent English Authors
Arrangement, have been made Tor a very inter.
e.tinT series of papers On
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j NANNELS.-Whit Heavy Twilled Factory.
< Twiil.d Domet, shaker, Plain DOmct, and s
line OF plain all Wool Flannels.
ID Ed Firemaus. Superior Scarlet Merino, twill.
J. ID, fine and heavy and plain all Wool Red
flannels.
(ANT0Ns.-C olorcd. Urbleached and Ble,ci.
I I'd Cautrns from lZI{ % 37L
Nov. IS. 1875. GEO. W. 4. KEAESLEY.
WE are just receiving stock Of Hardware,
~ WoodeBgare housekeeping Goods Stoves
and other gold. in our line, which will be sold
los 10 suit The tmcs.
Nov. 10, 1875. DUKE GALLAHER.
rg'HE "ARGAND" Bascburninr s,oTe-tSs
best stove manufactured. Gail and zee II ard
gci cifcBlErs. DUKE & GALLAHER.
Nov. IS, 1875. Agents for Charles,oFn.
DUTCHER KNIVES, beet English and Ameri.
ID can manufacture, for sale by
Nov 10. 1875. DUKE a GALLAHER.
100 LARD CANS Of our own manufacture
iOO made from extra heavy tin, for sale
low. by
Nov -. 1875. DUKE 4 GALLAHER.
100 KEGS Nails, jus, received and Tor ple
IOO by DUKE d GALLAHER.
4. IL sizcs Of Stove Pipe made to order stshort
notice and prices lower than ever.
Nov. ~, 1875. DUKE GALLAHER.
LIVERY article in the Tinware linc for sale by
~ Nor. 10, DURE& GALLAHBR.
4 yES. shovels, Forks. Cow Chains, Tubsy
"A and Baskets, fof gale bV
Sor IS, 1873. DUKE + G8LLAHEE
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"TALXs WgTn GIRLS"

By leading authors. will b. prominent feature
OF the new volume. Especial attention. Will also
be given 10
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n,csmb.- 4, 1875 a.
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WINDSOR CASTLE.

By Mrs. 0LIPHANT,
Treating Of It's History and the ChildLiie OF
Successive Royal Generations.
CHRISTINA G.. ROSSETTI
VIII cont ibuie Ia lie new volume e.
LOUISA " ALC0TT
wilwrte Marjnrie's hi thday Gifts" and other
shprt stories
Some articles on Astronomy for Young People
have been promised By the popular English As
tiOnumer,
RICHARD PROCTOR.
There will BE- 4 continued starry of Life in Ice
laud by
BAYARD TAYLOR.
IL the November Number, the opening Of the
new volume viii begin an
Am ricau Serial Story.
"rUE BOY EMIGRtN
By NOAH BROOKS.
Giving the adventures Ola party Of boys in The
Can oruia Gold Mines, in the early days OF the
Gould Fever.
]. r. TROwBRTDGE.
Author Of The Jack Hazard stories. will con-
tribute some highly interesting sketches OF add
venture at Bass Cove"
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Commissioners Notice.

December 1, lS75-4t.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-12-02
Sad Accident,

On Saturday morning last, about halfpas
9 a. m, Mr. Amos Shoemaker, one of the
carpenters at work on Mr. Henry Fullmers S
new bnilding, in front of his stable on Frank
lin street in this Borough, came very near
loosiDg his life Mr. S. in company with
Nlr. John r. Blair, undertook to carry a tool
chest up a small ladder from the second to
the third story of the building, and when
near the top Of the ladder, Mr.. Shoemaker,
lost his hold and fell backwards, to the
ground, distance Of about twenty feet,
among a lot Of large stones, and in the fall,
fractured the left thigh bone about six inches
above the knee joint fractured the large
bone Of the left forearm at wrist Barton :
fracture); all the bones of the left elbow joint
were crushed and mangled; both bones OF
the right forearm broken about / J inches
above the wrist joint and the ends penetrat-
ing through the flesh, and also received a
fracture Of the external table Of the skull half
an inch above right eye, several severe cuts
of the scalp, and in all probability received
some internal Injuries One ofthe employees
! OF the hotel, who was near the building ana
witnessed Mr. S. fall, gave the alarm, which
attracted the attention of number Of per
sons who were passing near the building at
the time, who rushed in and found Mr. S.
| laying where he had Callenin an almostinsensi
! Die condition. He was placed upon door
and carried to his residence on Ann street,
when Drs. LeBar and Mutchler were called,
who set the fractures and dressed the wounds
of the injured man and made him as COM
Portable as possible under the circumstances
How he escaped being killed instantly is a
miracle. Should he recover, which we hope
he may, it will be Ike escaping from the
jaws Of death.
Mr.. Blair, who was aiding MIR. Shoemaker
in Carrying up the chest, escaped without a
scratch
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THANKSGIVING was generally observed by
all places of business being closed and a
Union church service in the Presbyterian
church. Rev. DIR. CaTow preached an able
sermon especially adapted to the occasion
and was attentively listened to by large
audience. He reminded his hearers of the
approach of a severe winter and urged upon
them the necessity of contributing portion
Of their bopnteous stores to the relief Of their
less fortunate neighbors. Ia the afternoon
the Phoauix Fire Company, in uniform went
to East Strudsburg, where they gave their
'mochine trial.
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As much speculation has been made by in
crcdu!ous persons in regard 10 our manner OF
doing business, We wish To say to the public
generally, that we will only sell or exchange
property On legitimate basis, receiving only,
a regular commission, and we will entertain 40
proposition under any other circumstance
whatever. Our object will be to satisfy all par
ties. We are thankful (or past patronage and
solicit continuance of the same
respectfully.
PEIEsoN s; THOMPSON, Real Estate Agts.
CoEveyanccrs and Collectors,
Office opposite K. r. Depot.
East Stroudsburs Pa, Sept l6, 1875.
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DIED.

In Pocono township, on Saturday Nov. 9th,
41rs; - Se6rlHg, wife of Mr.. John Sebring,
aged 70 years and ) months.
In Stroudsburg, on Sunday Nov. 28th. Mr..
Daniel H. Wyckot, after lingering illness.
cancer on the left eye, aged 81 years.
On Sunday Nov. 2lst, at AIburtis, Mazda
lena Rose, sister of Frederick Bartholomew Of
tins place aged 10 years.
In Lehigh township, on Nov. 18th. Mrs. Mil.
denberger, widow OF the late Nicholas Milden-
berger, aged SO years, months and l day.
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MARRIED.

On Oct 2lt, by Rev. L. K. Deer, Mr.. Robert
Bloss, of BerIinsville, and Miss Lizzie Stein,
Lehigh Gap.
On Nov. 18th, by the Rev. NJ. J, KramIich,
Mr.. Charles A. Bonser Of Rossland, Monroe
Co, and Miss Mary Z. Yonng, of PlainiieId
tsp.
On Saturday Nov. Goth, 1875, at the resi-
dence Of the brides parents, by Rev Robt.
Pitts, Mr.. Hampton Anderson, of Bleirstown,
\. ). and Miss Eliza A. daughter of William
snyder OF Stroud township, Monroe Co., Pa
Nov. p, 1875, by Rev. Geo. Keller Mr..
George Northurp and Miss e. r. Williams
both of ofTunkhannock, Pa.
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'A'ug5ine Water Wheel
FOR SALE.

We have one fSTENFRSON'S DUPLEN
TUEBiNE WATER WHEELS of 2t in di-
ameter, For Sale said Wheel being in the
best of order. Also, with it are the Bevel
Wheels Opinion and mor,se, Iron Head Block.
with upright and horizontal boxes, Wheel
Shaft and Clutch also, complete set Of Gate
Fixtures, with rack gears, &c, in good order.
The above wheel has been run for about :
years at our factory, and shows that the usage
has been careful. We have replaced it bv a
y in. wheel as we needed more power. Wi.h
the wheel is about #. of Draft Tubc, also in
good condition.
ALSO;
One ROSE WHEEL, SO in diameter. turned
on bottom so as to make tight Joint with Scroll
Block and Step all complete, with Gate Fix
tures. With this Wheel is 16 feet of Cast Iron
Pipe q in. iron), II inches in internal diame-
ter This pipe is in three pieces, one Il #. )
in. long, one / it., and an Elbow This Wheel
has given power to our machine shop for 6
years, and Is in excellent condition.
ALSO;
One STEAM BOILER of about 90 Horse
Power.
ALSO;
One DOUBLE JOUVAL TURRINF
HEEL Al inches in diameter
Any or all of the above will be sold at a har-
gain II prompt application is made to
THE TANITE co.
Sept l6, 1876. -
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-12-02

Ma WM GABIsoN's barn above Bush
Kill. on the Milford road, ia Lehman town
ship Pike comfy, Pa, was destroyed by fire.
on the 22d ult, together with the contents
consisting, of grain, straw, three cows, two
calves and one horse.
The fire was discovered about / O'Clock
IN the morning, aud before the neighbors
could reach the scene of confagration, the
flames bad gaiaed sach headway, nothing could
be saved or the FIRE checked On examining
the ruins in the morning ladies bracelet
and one or two finger rings were found
which led to the belief that female tramp
had perished in the flames, as a portion o.
sbe remains of human being were found.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-12-02

A STRANGER was found drunk on the
track of the Stroudsburg Passenger Railway
Company, in front Of the residence Of Mr..
George W. Deloug, on Main street, in this
Borough, on Saturday evening last.