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y, karfha J. JollyS J. Be,yamfn Tucker, Nan
ME L'7acker, Wi1tisn II. Lyles, stohs M. Lytes
and Be,yamin n. Lyles, greeting:
XIOU are hereby required to appear at the
IL Court of Probate, to be holden at Union
Court House for Union County, on the second
day of April, A. d. 1877, to show cause, IL any
70 :, can, why the Real Estate described in the
Petition Of LETTA SPENCER. fled in my office,
said Real Estate being situate in said County, in
Santuo township, bounded by lands Of ID. j.
Fant. T.. b. Bates, Charles e. Sims and others,
and containing about one hundred and tventy
acres, sbonld not he partitioned or sold for par
tition allotting to the petitioner, Letta Spencer
one moiety thereof, and the remaining moiety in
equal portions. to the said Mary E. Edwards,
Martha E. Jolly, Mamie j. Tucker, William b..
Lyles; John NJ. Lyles and Benjamin F. Lyles.
Given under my Hand asAsSeal, this TWEEN y
seventh day Of December, in the year OF
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seventy six and in the one-hundred and
first year of American Independence.
JOSEPH F. GIsT,
-.---,rvy.-@Et ~. p.skA1 ~ 'ladssvvz
TO tie Ds72kaants, JOHN M. LYLEs and BSsJh'
MIN EsEYLEs -
TAKE NOTICE that the summons in this AZ,
ton of which the foregoing is copy vs. eicd
in tho Office of the Probate Judge fog Uhfor
County at Union Court Heuse In the C6pnty Q
Union in the State Of South Carolinn, son tn
9th day Of December, 1876. e
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Union, 8. c., 27 December, 1876-$2l ! q
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AND INTERESTING TO ALLpLAs.
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FOR 50 IN CLUBS,
You will Keep Posted a Whole Year.
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%. Close Connection made with Grecpvinc aud ~.
amoia IrainsStages at Trains on arrival ia Spartan.
Springs same evening. 0 oA''oA's
w. w. DAVIES.
superintendent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-20

The October issue Of this popular
monthly is on our table: 1tcOntains one
hundred and Eve beautiful illustrations,
and is very attractive number. The
mostimportant paper in the number is
General McClellan's article on the Regu.
lar Army Of the United States, advocG.
ting It's increase, and making suggestions
for It's more efficient organization, The
very able and richly illustrated paper.on.
III" Campaign Of Burgoyne, BY W. L
Stone, Is timely in connection with the
approaching celebration at Saratoga. Mr..
BenjaminS article from "Brusa TO Con.
stantinople," with twenty one eDgraVings,
gives considerable information Of an
historical character, but 10 in the main a
lively description Of scenes connected
with the Eastern war, William II. Ri.
deing contributes a very entertaining
paper, prOfusely illustrated entitled A." The
Lille OF New York Fireman" There
are two beautiful illustrated poems: " An
Old Umbrella, y by G. p. Cranch, and 1.-THE
Home Concert" by Mary D. Brine. The
most charming Of the illustrated papers
Is that which opens the Number" My
town." under which title Rose Terry
Cooke describes 4 Characteristic New
England town. All but the title Is rehl, ,
and the illustrations, beautiful as they
are, are from bona tidesketches; II we
except Mr.. Abbeys pictures Of Ethan
Allen and the " Disguised Deacon"
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We have accidentally omitted noticing
the International Rcricl0, for October. The
articles are all OF timely Importance, Of
scientific or literary interest. "The Com.
munist and the Railway" is the title Of
an able article by W. NJ. Grosyenor, in
which he explains the work and aims OF
the Communists, and points out the evils
to be dreaded from erroneous legislation.
Two sonnets by the Rev. Richard Wilton,
Of England-"The Church at Grasby"
and "Mr. Charles Turner" are finished
pieces Of pOetical composition. An ar.
ticle upon the Letters OF Junius," by
Alexander II. Stephens, will be read by
scholars and readers generally, with deep
interest. Mr.. Stephens disputes all
claims to the discovery Of the au.
thorship OF these letters, more par.
ticularly tue claims OF Sir Phillip
Francis. Sheldon Ames, Professor in
the University Of London gives us a study
entitled, "Modern Armies and Modes Of
Warfare as Bearing on Peace" He sur.
vcys recent military movements and or.
CARNATIONS throughout Europe. 1.-THE
Administration Of American Cities" by
Simon Sterne, expresses the theory Of re.
form recently proposed in the govern
ment OF American cities, and defends the
Limitation ofsutirage in such government,
and the right to minority representation.
John II. Ingram, Of London, writes an
entertaining criticism OF the new biogra.
ply OF De Quincy, with original com.
ments on the life and character OF this
remarkable man. Judicial Partnership
Queen Caro!ine's Case," by DR.. Francis
Wharton, Of Cambridge, discusses the
question Of the employment OF Judges for
the determination Of political issues.
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The Louisville Courier.Journal says !:
On all branches Of trade inquiries elicit
the fact that merchants are hopeful. The
jobbing branches are making a very an.
spicious beginning in the fall trade. In
some, such as heavy hardware, boots and
shoes, building materials, and perhaps
others, our reports are TO the effect that
business is as active as in the most pros.
porous years Of our commercial record"
The indications Of brisk fall trade in
the commercial centres Of the State, says
the Savannah Nor,, are very cheering,
and the Augusta Chronicle announces, AT.
ter an interview with prominent mer-
chants, that trade in all branches will be
more satisfactory than it has been any sea.
son since the war"
The demand for boots and shoes is tax.
ing the capacity Of the New England man.
uIactories to the utmost. Some OF the
large buyers are already in the market
replenishing their stocks, and advices
from all points at the South and West
indicate very considerable increase Of
business.
1t is said that English merchants in
China have almost ruined the reputation
oil their goods by substituting limitations
and authorizations. Ii this is fact this
market can soon bs reopencd for Ameri.
can manufacturers, Tor even now our cot
tons are the only imports Of that class
which can be disposed Of there ut profit,
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FOR rHE CURE OF CONSUMPTION, CouGHl
AVN FnI np

FOR THR CURE OF CONSUMPTION, CoUGHs
AND COLDS.
The great virtue Of this medicine Is that
It ripens the matter and throws II out Of
the system, purifes the blood and thus eff.
fects u cure.
SCHENCH's SRA WEED Tonic, FoE TuR
CURE OF DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, &c.
The Tonic produces a healthy action Of
the stomach, creating an appetite, forming
chyle, and curing the most obstinate cases
OF indigestion.
SCHESCE's MANDRAKE Pills, FOR TuE
CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT, DC.
These Pills are Alternative, and produce q
healthy action OF the liver without the
least danger, as they are free from calomel,
and yet more eflicaciouS in restoring a
healthy action OF the liver.
These remedies are certain cure for
COnsumptiOn,as the PulmOnic Syrup ripens
the matter and purifes the blood. The
Mandrake Pills act upon the liver, create n
healthy bile, and remove all diseases ofthe
liver, often cause OF Consumption. The
Sea Weed Tonic gives tone and strength to
the stomach, makes n good digestion, and
enables the organs 10 form good blood; and
thus creates healthy circulation Of healthy
blood. The combined action Of these medi.
cines, as thus explained, will cure every
case Of Consumption, II taken in time, and
the use Of the medicine persevered in.
Dr.. Schenck is professionally at his prin.
cipal office, corner Sixth and Arch streets,
Philadelphia, every Monday, where all let.
tiers for advice may be addressed Schenck' s
medicines for sale by all Druggists. cod
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AT last the gall Of Gail Hamilton has
infected the gentle Mrs. Swisshelm, who
now comes out in a Pittsburgh paper in
favor Of hanging William Thaw and
Thomas L. Scott, the former gentleman
who, according to Mrs. Swisshelm, has
"mado Pittsburgh roosting ground for
trampS, which long ago brought to every
man in it the assurance that he and his
family would be provided for in any ef.
fort no Choae to make in order TO destroy
the business OF his employer She clinch'
es her plea for his execution by declaring
that "people have yet to learn that by
giving man that to which he is not just.
Iy entitled you degrade him, as well as
yourself in his estimation, and that it is
the remnant Of manhood left in him which
rises up and protests against that dcgra.
dation; that tits this protest OF his better
nature which we call iDgratitude, and
that the man really owes to his benefac'
tor retribution, not thanks" The now
Sanguinary Mrs. Swisshelm would sus-
pend Thomas Scott, the railroad magnatc
from sour apple tree for an opposite
reason-true to the contradictory nature
Of her sex. While Thaw is too benevo.
lent by half, Scott demoralizes the body
polite by standing Tor steady wages. Il
his taking of could be accomplished, &C
cording to this modern Medusa, then
Those weaklings who cnnnot live without
aid, or find work without being carried
around like a dinner pail, would die of
out Of the way, and men Of some modi'
cum OF independence and brain power
would be developed into usefulness and
habits of independedcep 1t is clearly
evident from this that some Of the bNne.
ful influences Of the recent strikes and
Gail Hamilton's letters are yet 10 be felt.
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TIE world has looked at the irightiul
slaughter which has attended the Russo
Turkish war with singular apathy. But
the application Of strict scientific Princi'
pies 10 the weapons Of war has made the
fact Of that slaughter very significant.
Regiments have suddenly ceased to exist.
The willingness OF the Russian and the
Turkish soldiers to 90 again and again
into engagements, as at the Shipka Pass
and at Pleyna, where they were certain
to be shot down, is simply wonderful.
Never has the phrase desperate fighting
been more appropriate. The war is war
to the death. Strategy has not kept pace
With the improvement Of arms, aud the
loss Of men on both sides is due to the
lack Of ability OF the respective commnn.
ders 10 adapt their tactics to the changed
Weapons,
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The Bible that was thrown out OF
the Car.

ChlClgo tribune Of 18th.
The Bible which Father Grogan threw
out OF the car window, while travelling on
the Illinois Central Railroad last week
has been found. It was picked up along
the track by man sent out specially 10
search for ii, and there can be no ques.
ton as to its identity. Conductor Hop.
pie has it in his possession, and is now
having prepared GtEidavitis Of the finder
and others to show the facts. He and
two or three have looked over the book
carefully for the purpose Of seeing the
obscene pencilings which the Father al.
legged was the cause OF his singular con-
duct. They were unable to find anything
Offensive to decenCy." The only mark
in the book is line around the twelfth
verse Of the second psalm-"Blessed are
all they that put their trust in him." and
this was doubtless made by some one who
recognised the Significance OF the state.
ment, and not by a scofIer. As soon as
the athdayits are ready 1t Is proposed 10
place this Bible on exhibition, though
what good purpose tins will serve it Is
hard to conjecture.
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F92RRSs AI A. s5R RESIDENCE ON

With view Of moving 10 the country the sub
LciibtT Oilers his tEo-stOry Ornamental Frame
Dwelling House, on North Front street. Island, for
sale. The house stands on Lot No. igl, 90 feet
front, running about 400 feet back 10 the hlVer;
contains nine rooms with gRs and water, Green
houses The river bank Is well and permanently
Rlp-RApped. A small Orchard Of select fruit, or
namenIpl trees lhTubbeTy Of various kinds, grapcs,
loosen, Hybrid Perpetual Roses In variety, and all
things necessary for the adoFnment Of the grounds
Of trSttlE residence. The house Is situated near
the Street Railway aud but 0 phort walk from the
Bridge and Il the most desirable River Lot now OBJ
talnRble on tho lAlAnd. For further information
enquire on the pfemlIsS. II. z. SHRIYER,
EeDlb No. 70 NOfh Front RtrAet
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THURSDAY, SEPT. 20, 1877.
Tnr ENrIoYEs Of the Chicago, Bur.

Tnr EMPIoYEs Of the Chicago, Bur.
llDgton and Quincy Railroad have formed
40 association for the purpose Of buying
$4,000 acres Of land In Nebraska from
the Burlington and Missouri River Land
Company. In this way they propose 10
invest their savings and to secure by com.
blnation the advantage Of wholesale pur.
chmers. This plan is good thing, both
for the railroad corporation and its EN-.
pIOye'. The corporation gets rid Of it'
lands and the employees secure farms at
about 81. 80 per acre.
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New York World.
Mrs Hayes, according to the wife Of
Secretary Thompson, has splendid con.
stitution and great physical endurance,
and, though she has an occasional day Of
sick headache, stands the fatigue Of en-
pertaining at the White House, and trav.
cling very well.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-20

DOR sALE-Real EitAtc-wanted buyCn for
l. 100 tracts Of land, each $40 acres, located %
year, ago; also for lots IN the prosperous and pro-
gresllve town o. Grlhamj all on route great Texas
Ltock region Of North Texas. L, 4. GRAHAM,
Land Once, Gnham, Young Co, Tc4aI. hrplbS
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DIED.

DoDsoN,-on Wednesday September 10, 1877,
at hali.PaIt tan o'clock A. NJ, ADAMS Dol SON, al
bis residence 10 the village Of LeatbeTWOOd In The
60lh year Of his age.
Funeral on Friday afternoon, September 81, from
St. Matthews Church, at hall-plst two O'Clock.
Friends Of the family are invited toatend. Inter.
ment at Greenwood Cemetery.
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FOR SALE
dor SALE OR EXCHANGE

Very valuable property IN Belalrp, worth about
5000, which will ielf cheap or exchange for q
small farm or country place In the vicinity Of
Wheeling, either In Ohio or West virginia. No
better property In Bealfe 10 hold ~ an investment
RSnl2-OodO g. L. COCHRAN,
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THE marked prevalence OF specialized
females in Boston is due to excessive
modesty. They hesitate to view anything
with the naked eye.
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Who WAS THE FIRST ArcnoNEER?-
Why. Abraham; when he put up Isaac
and at the Lords bid let hinge at sac
rifce.
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MERCHANTS HOTEL,
North Fourth ST., above Market,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.

This iavorIte Hotel, with accommodation, for
~ guests has been leased by the subscriber for
YER q years It can be SAID with con6derce that
ne gu Metchants, under the new administration,
nauon TO meet the Just expectations Of The public
~ thete times Of financial depression by introduce
ing graduated scale Of prices from 81 30 10 So 90
ber day, with board, according 10 location Of room.
Inc service, table and all other recommendation
this same TO all GuCAts. N'''O"'
During the past year many improvements were
I1auG, among them a passenger and baggage Eleya.
TOR, thus rendering all rooms Of elsy acSeSS Oibsr
improvements are IN progress, which, when inIsh-
In Philadelphia. ''S'''N " "''''
The location Of the house Is one Of the no,t con.
Nenlent and really central Of any In tho city The
Iooihs are IRhtI airy, we'll ventilated and hard.
someiy Furnished. Horne cars Of various Lives pass
N' SANITY BY the door, offering every opportunity
q the guests, every moment day and nIS Id 10 viii
all p9lnt Of public interest. ~ '''''
le95 B. LORE, PRorEIE1oR.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of Deed Of Trust made by Henry B.
Ebellng and Wllhelmln8 Ebellpg, his wife, and
Henry Ebellng, Jr., and May Ebellng, his wife, 10
nc Ai Trustee, dated February 10th, 1915 recorded
In Deed Of TInAt Book No, s, page lis, Of Ohio
County Land Record, will ieIl at the front door
Of the Court HOuIe Of Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18Th, 1871
Commencing at 10 o'clock A NJ, the following dc.
scribtd property: Lot numbered Ave ~ In Square
numbered nine 10Y In town Of South Wheeling. for.
Ohio county, West Virginia, with all the privileges
and aPpurtenRncea 10 the same belonging
Title good, but will cInVey only such title - 10
conveyed 10 me by taid deed u trust
TERMS OF SALE-On0 third or more In cash, the
balance In tWOequAl lnBtAllments At six and twelve
months, evidenced by negotiable notes bearing In.
terest from day Of eale, the Tile to be retained
until payment In fall.
IsrS W. J. W. cowDEN, Trustee.
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REILAIRE BUSINESS FOR SALE.

=. A BAKERY, situated In the best butneu por-
ton Of the city with all necessary GKtuTs thereto
q large Bake Oven; also dne Hone and Wagon,
Terms very reasonable. Lease and pTemlstA sur
rendered suitable 10 the purchaser.
MPiS' "O' Au ~ Belmont e., S,l l. 70
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sUIIENCK'y PULMONIC SYRUP,

HINT TO WIvEs.-Whine at home dis
tils wine abroad.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


tnaily except sundAy-NewRrk Accommodation.
tsteubenville Accommodate n.-ThIS train dUT.
Ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and Bellalre, stopping when requl.
red At sherman House, RtnGviIle, West Wheeling
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-04

Kouen.-- On the oath nit. in Harrisburg,
Frank Austin, son OF fJacob Rough, aged months
the following day.
CLAr.--On the 29rd OF August In Harrisburg,
Pa. .poe Miriam. daughter Of VIM Clay, decd,
aged ~ years, months, and % days
=, Her remains were conveyed 10 the Sulphur
Springs Graveyard, in this county and consigned
JAoKsoN-On the both ult at New Buffalo, Llde
M, wife OF VIM. H. jackson, aged 40 years, 2
months and q day. Montour Co. papers please
copy, a
HENoH-On the 18th inst. in Madison twp,
Miss Ettie M. Hench, daughter Of the late John
Hench, aged about l2years.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT,
At q meeting of st. Paul's Sabbath School, in
Madison twp. the following preamble and resoln-
tlOns were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God m his
allwse providence to call from our midst u the
bloom OF her youth our beloved member, Ettie M.
Hench and whereas we believe that happy are
those who die In the Lord, Il y mete that we pay
this last tribute to the dead therefore be 1t
Resolved, That while we deeply mourn over tho
loss OF one so dear, yet we humby bow to the will
OF Him who doeth all things wisely and we,"
knowing that our loss is her eternal gain.
Resolyed, That our Master, in making up His
Jewels, has plucked a gem which will be long re-
membered by kind friends and relatives, and by
which lie has shown us that the most lovely flow
er only blooms to die.
Resolved, That by this dispensatlon OF Provi-
dence we are reminded OF the uncertainty OF life,
of the certainty OF DEATH and the necessity OF pre-
pairing TO meether and all loved ones who have
gone before in that better land.
Resolved That this Sabbath School tender their
heartfelt sympathy TO the mother and friends OF
the deceased, and we humbly pray that He " who
hath power to s00th every sorrow and heal every
wound" may sustain them in.thls their time OF
trial and bereavement, so that they may realize
that only In love does He take the dear ones from
our side
ResolUed, That q copy OF these resolutions be
presented to the bereaved family, that they be en-
tered on the minutes OF the Sabbath school, and
that they be sent to the editors OF the leading pa
pers OF the county for publication.
MAGGIE NJ FLICKINGER,
ANNIE E. BISTLINE,
NJ. II. ZIMMERMAN,
Aug 2s, 1887. Committee.
How gloOmy's the day when death comes nigh.
And calls a dear one to the sky;
How hard it is to give up one,
SO dear, so happy, and so young.
But Jesus says weep tears of Joy,
For such as these does heaven employ.
The little ones In glory meet.
And sing around the mercy seat
That levely flower Is blooming still
Though not on earth, IL Is Gods wills
In heaven she shines more bright and fair
And hopes you all will meet her there.
NJ II. ZIMMERMAN.
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THE TIMES, NEW BLOOMFIELD, PA, SEPTEMBER y 1871

office. The chief of police then took
the matter in hand and the detectives
found the animal In The vicinity of Bald
win, where II had been turned loose on
the turnpike. The scamp who " borrow
ed" 1t evidently drove to this city and
afterwards turned 1t loose ON the public
road. The owner of the team had or
dered the purchase of SIS worth of postal
cards to have them printed, in order to
describe the stolen property. The officers
having number of them on hand, only
only purchased 81 worth, which, after
the ''rig" was found, were not needed
Showing disposition not to pay even
the small sum invested in his interest,
the policeman, with commendable
spirit, presented him with the amount
due for services, and the price of the
postal cards. OF course when the Gains
burg man wants any similar favors done
he will have the effrontery to call upon
the Harrisburg policemen Harrisburg
Patriot.
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

The undersigned assignee OF Michael Biting
and Emanuel X. Biting, members OF the late firm
OF M. Biting Il Son, will expose to public sale on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9Th 1877,
under an Alias Order OF the Court Of Common
Pleas of Perry County. the following described
Real Estate to wit: A TRACT OF LAND at
Montgomery's Ferry. Buffalo twp, Perry county,
"a, containing six acres, more OF less Having
thereon erected LARGE BRICK tazzzA
HOUSE FUSED as Hotel Il Store Stand) Ia5ssR
large Frame Stable, Slaughter Shop, -lsEls4
and other out-bulldings. The location fora Hotel
and Store Is better than any other in this county.
TERMS OF SALE;-lO per cent. of purchase
money to be paid on day Of Sale, one third OF bal
ance on the first day of November 1877 and the
balance In two equal annual instaments with in
terest, to be secured by Judgment Bonds
Sale to commence at ten O'Clock A, M of said
OF Court.
WILLIAM LODGE, Assignee.
j. G. McAILIsTER, Atty.
September g. 1877.