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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-30
Sepp's auuo(6aft bat f9 beSeutenb

erweitert, felt er ienes aussesei4nets grtls
lantine erbaItea bat, bus er gu IS Gents
uertduft; aud iein idwaraer Gafimir 9sbt
gu 10 nieorisen preiien ab, wie frii@e
SsmmeIn. Slannele unb woaene Oeden
finb biaiser benn ie. Winteribawls in
enbIoier sIusuabl. Spre9et gu unb be-
tra9tst @aarsn unb Yreiie i'm Marmor
Orp @oobs 9aIat, ebe ibr ionit mo fault!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-30

Wsr 3tlssrapt) 20. DftSbsr 1877
@eijen-Ro. 2, $l.l0t.
9afer-24t Cts.
n-453 Cts.
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Der metropolitan 3eibffaa In Der

Wabs ees aitbsnaums, fribsr BON Dsdsr unb
Sdssr, iest Gibbs unb 60. ~ssbalttn, III NIT elmer
@uswabl portrefai&sr 8utitsn unb gussies, 70.
ME ben befen pferben psritben. Wer cine Spa.
sierfabri na&tn, ober binaus In bic @esenb fab.
rem MIL. fol- bort feline Srber binterladtr
8uti&sn fur 9si&snbssaHsniHs su nisprishsn
prsilen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-30

Der 9ms nod benz @stsH SOwu's be.
sinmt bereits. Samftas SOsen flint 8a.
gen nit 9uswanbern, bic f9 I'M peitIiden
Soma nieberlaHen, bier bur1.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-30

Wer Ielesrapb) 90. Sft0bsr 1877
@etse n-rotbsr, Bintsr go. 2, Sl.26
Welf9torn-43 Gts.
Safer-24a bis 25t gts.
eifb-&l4 90.
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6err NieoIas Ma
@IId gum Ymnoe!

BORT am bsilissn altar
Stsbt has junse Gbrifsnpaar
S6a6tsrn rei6t Ne ibm bic Sanb,
Bslf IN nun Der @Be 8anb.
Grpb bic iunsen 9trsen slib'nj
D~emutbssoa lis nisbsrfnit' n,
Da6 pes Simmsls Ssssn fpsnbs.
Dee sswsibifn prisasrs Saups.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-30

Sn Soc papiess 60. sibt es 70 pisle
@anbibaten fir S4uIiuperintenbent, bab
ieben Gag elm anberer iein Grideinen in
Ounleitb madt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-30

6 it clue ,weite, neus sOtOmotiue
fir bic Sersbabn umselunst. OieisIbe
wirb in ben eriten Gasen ibre 9robefabr.
ten MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-30

IS e0mmt jett nod uerbdItnibmdbis
wenis @eisen nad Der Staot. Die Sausrn
warten auf before Yreiie. MDsen fe fid
nidt in ibreu Berehnunaen irren
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-30

SanfSis pemmfpfpauifGe 2sersfente
Iette ISOLDE bier bur4 nod ben
&oblenminen in Sort Dodge.
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2ti pertaufben.

Der liute,ti6nete rirf6t ftint tn gtiesntt Co.. glinn
2 Wlslsn prn @ranbs, 8 aseil n ppn slies1tt uue 20 Yleltn
BON Ct. Peter ~sefseenen Si12 Nfsr eanb une sDa.a etssn
Elm gDcbnbaus n,tf sarttn In irstnb elmer etabt ID Der,
toufbtu. &uf ben 9auet fsttv EN- 8rametaus uns Stal.
lunaeu. Gaes IN ~einseftnjt unb tn gutter aultur. Das eant
ltsst tiHt an Der fatcpltf6tn Sirte.
Spsa,n nSbuer ausfunft ptnet man I'D an Strrn g.
Suns, 30. is SD .fbinatsnftase, Bubua G. soma. pbtr an
bic Rteaetten biees Blattes. u. 8. 34 = abr. bd.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-30
G9ieago Warftberi6t.

Wer IeItgrasbJ 90 October 1877
Mebl--$5. so bis $50 =.
Wet3en.-No. 9, $l.1O.
n.-45s Gts.
5afer-24s 9ts.
Butter-22 bis % Cts.
gter-l4 bis Is Gts.
@bistp-$1.o7.
&inbpteb-$4.5O Bis 6.25.
S4weinefeif9-$l4.50
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&etraut t.
9>SG

@m Wcntaa, ben IS. SftObsr 1877. in btr
bsilissn Drsifaltisfsits. air6t, ,u 8sqinsfione,
@inona &c., Winn, bur~ ben bo&w. perm
QOrenBius
9srr a1ieolas CLAUS
NIT
Satberina sebommer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-30
Earm Al p~erfanfen !

8tbu u. cine babe Ntils ron Dubuque aslestn, snttdlt IA
300 @dtr III euttn 5pls uni Ia rebl pspdHert. Die Barm
snfrei er tn ipet 9btilen cher IN stntfn Stnd strtaatt
Wan fraa. had Bel q. y. GarIp, In asm Gsunclps 81.
fee, Dubuaut, Soma. 145S v. Via Dpa
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MuScNtinle.

clearinghouse f~raneais. Bien tenu par
DENIS JORDON, Wis a Wis du Steamboat Lam
sdns ct de La care du chemin de fer.
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Steue aeim6t

Gin iunatr Tann, Der pdtrtnb mttreren Satr'n In ct.
9suis In tinsm Drpseess une @rperpeti6dt tbatte mar
auto Neftreu,tn seben tann. btutf6 uue enBlif6 ,rt6t, fu6t
sin, Stene In sinenn fcl&tn 0sf6afts In Ssira, weinne'rta
cher sDtsecnfn. ausfu9ft sibt bic &seaitisn sS olattss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-30
PROBATE OF WILL

PKOBATE OF WILL.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN;
Notice is hereby given, that an instrument
of writing purporting to be the last Will of
JOHN b. KREMER, late of Dubuque County.
Iowa, deceased, has been opened and read, and
Tuesday. the 18th. day Of December A. D.,
1877, has been set for hearing the proof of the
same before the Circuit Court of Dubuque
County, Iowa.
Dubuque, Iowa, Oct. 9th. 1877.
(~~) P. J. QUIGLEY,
! Seal. Clerk of Circuit Court.
(~~S By J. M. WERNER, Deputy.-Swks.
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Nene Atyetgen.
CODES Nmseise.
\

S~~S~ 6sss0SsSSs
O. bait @stt benz aamdttissn In itintnn unsrforf&li&eu
Ratbi1iunt ssfaltn, unfrn ,uuisfstliebttn 9atttn lnh
Batter
Sobant 8ain
am %. Oct. 1877, rpttSprbeetttt tins before Ssnfsits : bta.
Iuftn. Der gerftcrbsne mar ssbpren am 5. Rat 1905 IA
&tulant. @%oeetu,pstbum~ euTtmburs. unt trrtlttt fsmit
eth otter BON n Sabren. am 10. STUNT 1856 lantste er tn
Nnerila an, uns Iite I'D In gl,afdnt pratrte. Rsnpipa Co.,
s9iss. ntser, mo sr BITE gu feinsm Esst psrptilts
Die trausrnbt eatiin nstf 2 uma4fentn 8inse.
.TaSse CT ruben In 8ritbtn
Rtnsfta. Sstsbr Is. 1877.
Srr6, mas Der tstte Batter fvvt6t:
Sbr StrterlaHtnsn pttn ct Mot,
Sch treu hem 1Iaub,n, trtu Der gaiHt,
9rast fart Der 9eieen f6ps @rpidt
une tretst. ptnn bds Ser, einf brt1t,
Yett Breueen spr bee Ierri @sr,nt.
gDtr trtu far Got unb 9uetRe f6t,
Der srinst bur& Wa&t ,am 9tumtsii6t.
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S6ieaso Nort6weaern Gifem6a6m.

an Fr,tpprt esbex bic 9dst fir Chicago uns ben 0ael
an 10 ntr % DRtn. Nlsre's u. 70 ubr so Win. gatftssab
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-10-13
Our Philadelphia Letter.

HHILADELPHlA, Oct. s. 1877.
Within a comparatively brief space OF tune,
four cases II kidnapping have occurred IN this
city and vicinity. Two children were sto EN-
from Camden, both little girls OF six ana seven
years of age A thud was luTed away from
Sunday.schoOl by womOn who called Tor her,
and fourth, from another paIt of the State, is
supposed to have been concealed here. From
these no intelligence has yet been received. II
was supposed Tor a time that itlle boy named
Willie Bishop mad been stolen, but recent dis
closures prove that while playing on the " bari
near his home he had iallen overheard; and hls
companions, boys OF five and seven years G..
specavely, were afraid to tel of the accident.
and. strange to say, invented a very p ausible
story, which led TO the belief that he had oeen
stolen. When Willie's body was discovered the
truth came out.
The Morton defalcation has already dropped
from puUhc notice, and from present inoicG.
tlons no action whatever will be taken against
| the gentleman. He H. made an A. assignment AT
ali his proper " for the benefit OF his creditors
ana is ala to be- neary pennlless. In all pro
! OGDlltN he Wal be Chured some other respOns.
| b c position, as he is an invaluable man "a fal
| Us Renet al business taCt nuu energy Is cnuceTn
! ed. and lie viii then EaYe an OppOrtunlfy ~ re
covering IN measure the GOOD name ne ms
| lost. lie can asssi The company TO fnd muc1
OF the money stolen, aud the ultimate loss wi
/
mated. He Will rot again be likely 10 allow hi,
| adventurous spirit, tanguine tenn eTament and
| moral color blindness 20 deceive himself OF
Others, 100 every noe in his face marks tine lonl
years Of mentai aVOnV which fear and TemOl \,
have wrought. He is stlll brave Waen iIOk IN,
into the unknown future but lie musC feel ,eI1
mise able when recalling the terrible pasf
From the hour Of his iall have not card
WORD OF paliHtlOn Tor his crime Yet IN all thi
great city theie IS not an huudIed tOngurs ma
have u tered syhabe IN his condemnation
lie die wrong, tue people know It, and they IN
sOrrY that Is all.
The baItle Of Germantown was celehretr,
last Thursday WI u q eat eclat In spite of
storm Wlch niece thr streets run wa eT INST ~
| oi Ooc. Seveanl military COmpa'nes Gran
Army posts aLd lununerlble cit zens mart ii
! pIteu IN the exercises. On the same dav a larn
humbur OF the Penpypaes seT family held IL
unlOn not many miles tom Germaut0Wn,urd a hi
returning lhiou-h yhe cyclone storm mi an O.
tnrsloL lialr, the engine lmDed the tTncN an
large number DiuIei
Dunaa the 2 cate p-Et Of last week the Bills
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dainty repay years cost. The fear
less exposures Of quackery and hum
bugs in every number, are invaluable,
and have saved its readers and the
country millions of dollars. The de-
partments for the Household and Chill
drenare pleasing and instructive. Every
number of the paper is beautifully H.
lustra'ed. In short, the American
Agricuturist is full of good things, for
every man, woman, aud child, in city,
village, and country. Take our advice
and send SlG0 for IA months, or al
least send Dime for the half-pricC
specimen now offered, and see it fol-
yourselves.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-10-13

The United States Supreme Court
last term decided that railroad mort
gage could be enforced so far as neces-
sary to satisfy the interest in default on
plaintiffs s bonds, but not to satisfy the
principal, inasmuch as, though the face
of each bond and the mortgage deed
stipulated that six months default of
interest should make the whole princi-
pal due, the act authorizing the mort
gage and printed on the back of each
bond in the particular case at issue con-
tained the words mot to mature at an
earlier period than thirty years." &c.
The holder had full notice of this, and
the court think it differs widely from a
mere direction ss to the length of the
time the bonds should run or the peri
cd when they should be made payable,
which would not be inconsistent with
the stipulation on the face of the bond.
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trial attached more and more attention for al.
though the evidence again { the mediums was
very strong, the few witnesses called tOr the de.
tense gave such utterly contradictory testimony
that the believers in splrituiiism or rather in
naturalization, gained new hope. It VIII be
remembered hat the alleged coniederates coll.
ed by the prosecution gave detal'ed account
OF how the thing was Done and exhibited thea
trlcBl costumes OF all inds used In getting up
the peltOn1tiOnS. They stated that the cellar
under the cabinet had Leen pa toned of and
Though TINS tho cCnfederatUs, after uslug the
suOterraneun apartment for u dIesIug room,
emerged by way OF tr9p.dOor in the floor ut the
cabinet " the Bliss tatiOr where they were re
cOgnized as The deparie ed loved ones OF the be-
levers. II ISIS and his friends swOre positively
that there bad been no trapdOOr that they were
aware OF. ana that the whole thing was = put
UP JOB" During the hitter partOf the week the
prosecution rather got a coup Getdt on Bliss bv
suddenly confronting him In court with ms real
wife and following tIis up with putting In a
charge OF bga'ny avainsJ him The Jlhge'B
charge was rather favorable 10 the meiiums for
IL had Oeen asserted without contradiction that
bliss had not claimed that the appearances were
spirits but nad run his show on on pays
your money and you takes your choice" princi-
pie. lie ar !ued that If this was proved by the
evidence the pr. .Onets could not be COnviCteu
I he jury disagreed and were discharged. Bliss
viii not be tried Tor Uigamy. Having been un.
abe 10 get Dail, he IS still IN prison.
CARL FosTKLLE.
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-WasbinQton teIeOrams contradict a

Washington kilograms contradict a
statement in some.newspapers that the
$1,000 greenback of 1869 has been coun-
terfeited. 1t is the $1,000 greenback
printed from the American Bank Note
Company's plate made in 1862 that has
been thus initiated. To enable the
public to distinguish between them it is
stated that the former note contains the
portrait of De Witt Clinton, and a
vignctte of Columbus in a sitting posi-
tion while the note which has been
counterfeited bears the portrait of Rob-
ert Morris, but no vignette. If you ex'
peet to take in any $1,000 notes, you
should paste this.in your hat.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-10-13
"A TELEGRAM from General Miles re-

"A telegram from General Miles res
ports that on the Both ult. his command
surprised the Nez Perces under Chief
Joseph, aud had a severe engagement.
Seventeen Of the Indians, including
Joseph's brother and four other chiefs,
were killed, and forty wounded. The
The greater part of their herd was cap
tured. Twenty.four of the soldiers
were killed aHd forty. four wounded,
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Hon. John w. Hammond, presI.

Hon. John w. Hammond, presi-
dent of Pennsylvania State Agrlcultur-
al Society, says that the gross receipts
during the FIVE days of the fair amount
ed to $7,595. This does not include the
school money. On Thursday about q
500 school children were admitted to
the grounds for Is cents each. From
the entire sum cash premiums to the
amount of 1000 were paid. The pro-
prietor of the Reed house received $500
for boarding the officers and clerks of
the association.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-10-13

Some idea of the magnitude of the
petroleum trade In this State, and the
immense amount of capital invested in
It, may be formed from the fact that
there have been sunk 10000 wells, the
estimated cost of which is put down by
the best authorities at $170, 900, 900.
These wells have yielded about SS, ,000,-
900 of barrels, valued at the wells at
5000, 900, 900.
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-GooD USE FOR A DME.-We ad-
wise all our readers to forward their ad-
dress and 10 cents to Orange Judd Co.,
245 Broadway, New York, who make
a special offer 10 send for this sum (half
price and postage) the number for DC.
tOber lst, of the American Agri.
culturlst. This splendid number, be-
sides over 80 eDgrayings, contains a
great amount of useful, practical, re.
liable, seRsonable information, not only
for the Farm and Garden, but for the
Household, Children included. Most
will get from it hints and suggestions
worth tea or twenty times its cost. .....
Better still, to send Sl.6J and receive
the paper, postpaid, from now to the
end Of le7S-that is, all of volume 81,
with the rest of this year free. Give
copies for $3.50 each). Nowhere elst
can one get SO much really valuable
paying information for SO little money
mot 3 cents q week, a sum easily
saved or produced extra, which tn,
paper will be sure to help one to do
This Journal is prepared by practica
men and women, who know what thel
talk and write about from actual expert
enee and large observation, and the,
can and 90 greatly aid others to pro
htable planning and working. Man,
single hints and suggestions each abun
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-10-13

The latestsreturns from Ohio, ,indi-
cate the election of the Democratic can.
didate for Governor by majority of at
least s-25, 200. The Democrats will
probably have 10 majorityiln. the State
Senate and % in the House, - Boom |
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STATE Of PsnnSytUdntd, County Of Carbon, SIS!
/, ". w. Bowman, Cashier of the above nam.
ed Bank, do sOiemuly swear that the ABOVE
statement Is true to the best OF my knowledge
anu benet
w. W. BOWMAN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 10th
day OF OCVODer, 1871.
THos. s. BECK, Not'y Public.
Correct-Attest: A. ]. Durling, rhoa Kemerer
Il. +. HOfUrd, Directors. Oct 10, 1871
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ACKNOWLEDGED FACT.

That D. ~ NUSBAUNE & Son
are offering greater induce
HRAeEAts TO close Cash Buyers
inn Fall amal Winter EDRY
GOODS, is admitted by large
Crowds of Customers who
visit tine store daily to make
their purchases
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Piano and Organ Taught.

MISS LYDIA +. FINCHER, of East Mauch
Chung, will give LESsONS TO PUPILS on the
PIANO or ORGAN at their Residences ~
LEHIGHION or WEISS PORT, Two bays iu
each WeeG. For further part culars, 81 quIre at
this ONCE. sept. -
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.LsSOLUTION ofPARTNERSHIP
October 8, is77-y1

Notice Is hereby given that the Partnership
lately existing between Thomas NJ. Weaver and
b. II. KleDpinger, Of Carbon County, PennsYl-
yania as General Contractors has tins day been
TO the sald partnership are 10 DO received BY
said Thomas NJ. Weaver and all demAnds on
the said partnership are to be presented TO hlm
for payment the SAID Thomas NJ. Weaver Ia
authOi ized to settle all debts due 20 and BY the
SAID partnership heretofore existing under the
hrm name Of Weaver & Kieppinger.
THOMAS Al. WEAVER,
BENJAMIN f. KLEPPIN0ER,
Aaueh ChunE, Pa, August 22, 1871 ~ sep1e
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CHRONIC 5; s';;f;$: ;$s' '$5$$ 4 i$::i
of all books" Plain
aome Talk and Medical Common Sense,"-
nearly 1 OOJ pages. on Illustrations, OV Dr. ~, D.
FOoTE of lGJ LeNinpton Ave, n. Y. PuIehas,
eTs o. this BOOK are at lbert, 10 CONSULT US
hutnor in OersOu or Oy mRll EREE. Ptloe, uy
mail, s3.25 Tor tine STANDARD edition or !, o. ior
the POPULAR edition, which contains All me
same nm ter and illus rauo1s. Consents taOles
tree. AGENTS WANTED
MURRAY HILL PUBLISHING co.,
Sent. 2g.m8 l2y Il. 2sth st.. n. Y.
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JOB PRINTING at tae very lowest price at
TIE CARBON ADVoCAT OFFGCE.
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New Advertisements.
KRUM,
A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that DANIEL GRAV.
Err of Leh ght0n, Carbon County, Peuna bv
deed OF voluntary asslguli ent has assigned all
the estate. real ana personal of the said Daniel
GIaver to W. NJ. Rapsher. OF the same place, IN
trust for the reneht Of the creditors Ol the sand
Duuies Graver.
All pc, sOns indebted to the said DanI GraveT
will make payment 20 the said a Asslgnee aud
those haV ng Clalms or demands Will present
the same, duiV certified. without DELAY
w. NJ. llAPSH Ek,
Assignee Of Danlel Graver.
LehightOn, Oct. =, ls77.H6
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New Advertisements.
CARBON HOUSE,

Corner Of BANK AND NORTH STREETS,
LEHIGHToN, PA.
CONRAD sE1PLE, PRopRIEToR.
Excellent Accommodations for Permanent
and Transient BOarders. COmmUdious Stabhuu
attached Terms moderate oCl13y
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Republican Nominations

Supreme Judge-JaS, II. Sterrett Allegheny.
Auditor General-J. A. M. Passmore, Schuylkill
State Treasurer-Wm b. Hart, Montgomery.
COUNTY.
District Attorney-Jo1. NJ. Kalbfus. NJ Chunk
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DUBLIC SALE
OF A VALUABLE
Grist Mill Property.

The undersigned Will sell at Pubnc sale. on he
premises, in FRANK IN Township, Carbon
County Pa about miles East Of the W Weiss-
port Rainoad Depot, IN what Is known as Une
Big Creek Valley, ON
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1877,
Commencing at ONE o'c Ock p. NJ, all that GER
tam piece or paree Of valuable Ian ID. situated
as above, ana containing
FIFrY.EIGHT ACRES,
more or less about 25 Acres OF which are clear
ed and under GOOO state Oi Cultivation nd the
balance Is valuable TIMBER LAND. TIE Im.
prOvements thereon consist OF new "a story
FRAME GRIST MILL, 90 X 40 FT.,
having a permanent waite Supply ami being
eituAted IN a lhiivinE Farming 20, tiOu 10 now
doing laI go Custom Tuds TO any one desIT-
ing to 90 INTO the Milling business this offers un
- opportunity seldom met with; a 2-StOry
HaaM Dwelling House, "A X IS feet, WIT X /.
.HAsal, chen attached " X % feet SAW MILL;
stable, % X feet, aud other necessary
OutOuildings This property rs situated about
a quarter OF mile irOm the Centennial slate
QInr4," now producing some Of the best slate
~ the country, ana the prObaO .lities are that
there % LATE on this Lanu also.
TERMS EASY. amt NIl oe m !le known at
the time ana place of sale, by
SOLOMON SOLT and
ISAAC LEVAN.
Franklin twD.. Oct 10. 1871,
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4 Great Contest oUer The Spsakerhip Going on in
The NetOspdpers-AH quite Meanwhils on the
Pdtomac-The Stains ofthe QuestiOn-The Extra
Nsssi0u
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DEPORT OF THE CONDITION o,

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At LehightOn, in the State Of Pennsyiyania, al
the sose OF business. october lst, 1877:
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PROBATE COURT,

July 23-Thomas NJ Grimes, Adm
of Sarah CoIvin, deceased, obtained al
order to sell real estate.
July 2S-H T. Mitchell, Admir- O
the estate of Edward Hopton. deceased
filed his first account; hearing contin
ued Is
July 81 Alex Buchanan, Guardian
of the minor heirs of VIM A. Plckens
deceased, filed his fifth account; hear
ing continued
August 1-James M Fisher, Adm
of the estate of John R Fisher, deceas
ed, being unable to sell real estate a
private sale, was ordered to sell th,
same at public sale. @
August 4-W. T. Botten6eld ant
Enoch Martin, Adm'r's of Isaac Botten
field, deceased, obtained an order to sci
real estate L L Twinem, R. Steward
and Geo. E Hubbard were appointed
appraisers
August s John C. Duerr was ap
pointed Admir- of the estate of John NJ
Duerr, deceased. Bond $500
August 8 John K Collins was ap
pointed Administrator of the estate o
Theodore LeBaron, decd. Bond $500
August 10-G. w. Carrothers wa,
appointed Administrator of the estat,
of George McCammon, deceased. Bono
$4,000 j. c. Yoho, Henry Smith ant
John Kerr were appointed to apprais,
the personal estate
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sHERIFF's SALE.
George Nsf
John Wright et al

DY virtue Of oertain order Of sale isstied
u from tue court Of common pleas, within
and for the county Of Monroe, and State ci
Ohio. in case pending In said court between
the above named parties, aud to me directed,
will offer for sale at public auction ct the
east door Of the court house in WoodsReld, ON
Saturday, The 25h day Of Asgass, 1877
between the hours Of 10 o'clock .. m. and 4
o'clock p.m., Of said day, the following de-
soribed real estate situate In konroe county,
Ohio, to wit: Hieayei ga4a
The northwest quarter of the southeast
quarter Of section twenty one, township two
Of range four; also, the southwest quarter
Of the northeast quarter Of section twenty
one. township two of range four; also, .
part Of the northeast quarter OF the south.
east quarter Of section twenty one, township
two Of range four, commencing At the north
west corner of the above described land;
thence south eighty rods; thence east twenty
rods; thence north eighty rods; thenee west
twenty rods to the place Of beginning, CON.
tanning in all ninety acres, be the same more
or less aaa
Said property 30 ordered to be sold is ap-
praised at s2,2s5, aud may cell for two
thirds Of the appraisemsnt Terms Of sale,
cash. DAs gfaE
TO. LITTLE,
july24,T7w5. sheriff n. C. o.
oxEr 4 oxzr. Att'ys for plsiatin.