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CONNECTIONS.


At Atlanta, with the Atlanta Il New Orleans
Short Line, Ca. & W Pt. r. r. and
Kennesaw Route, w & A. Il. R,) for ak
points in Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkan-
sas, Texas and the Northwest.
With the Central Railroid of Georgia, for
Macon, Savannah, Brunswick, aud all
points in Southwestern Georgia and
Flurda
With the Georgia Railroad for Augusta,
Charleston, Port Royal ard Savannah.
at Lula, Ga, with tho Northeastern Rail.
rond, for Athens, GA.
At Seneca, with the Blue Ridge Railroad
for Wulhalla and Bolton, S. @.
At GrcenviIlc. S G., with the Grcenyilc &;
Columbia r r.
at Spartanburg, with the Spartanburg,
Union d Columbia Railroad, with tho
Spartanburg & Asheville Railroad, for
Tyrnn Mountain, connecting here with
stag for Flat Rook Hcndcrsonvlle,.
Ashevile, and Warm Spring, N G. A
fine aud well fioshcd hotel at the foot Of
this mountain.
At Charlotte, with the Richmond & Dan.
vile Railroad. for all points North, East
and West. and for Virginia Springs.
With tho Carolina Central Railroad for
Wilmington and intermediate points.
G.. j. FOREACRE,
General Manager.
w. j. HoUsroN, Gcn'l Pass. & Ticket
Agent.
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SENECA CITY
HHEdSHH SGsNdb4bH..
GreenVille and Columbia Railroad
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE,

Passenger Trains run daily, Sundays ex-
copied, connecting with Day Trains on
South Carolina Railroad up and down On
aud after Monday, July lG, 1877, the
following will be the schedule:
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AS n moth gnaws garment, 80 doth
envy consume man.
Gratitude preserves old friendship and
proouros new.
Anger begins with folly and ends with
repentance.
Tho man who can bo nothing but serious
or nothing but morry is but half man.
Endure your trials patiently.
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. T r II O II Q r x,

Clcrk of the Court-Jesse w Striblng,
Judge Of H'obate-Richard LOWS.
Sheriff.
Coyoner--R p Norman.
1udHor-C. Il. Watson.
IIeasurer--R. s. Porchor
School Comn,issioner--M B Dondy.
Jury Commissioner Brennecke.
County Comn,issioners--Th Bibb. n
S Rntledgo, S M Crawford.
TTtal Justiccs--H A II Gibson, s II Johns,
b Frank Sloan, w A King
htendant Walhalta--J w Stribling. War
dens: O l. Reid G Wcndelkon, A Brenecko
p Y Wallor, y Bicmann X Dendy.
Intendant Vest Union---J Miokler. Ward
ons: Hunter, Is S James, Jacob Schroeder,
Jamos Wright.
Postmaster KalAalla--J r W Johnston,
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imparting health and sire
everywhere. Office, IS n
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+. KIND.
I. GOLDSMITH.
GOLDSMITH & KIND,
Founders and MacIlinfsts
(pnGNIx IRON woRKs,)
UAiBIA, s. c.,

OHUHDIH, -. %,
MANUFACTURERS OF STEAM ENGINES
l'l of all sizes; Horse Powers, Circular and
Muley Saw Mills, Flour Mills, Grist and Sugar
Cane Mills. Ornamental House and 81 ORC Fronts,
Ralings for Grave Yards, Agricultural Imple-
neDts etc. Brass and Iron Castings of all
kinds made to order on short notice, and on tho
most reasonable terms. Also, manufacturers Of
Cotton Presses
April %, 1878 25
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South Carolina Railroad.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
COLUMBIA, July IL, 1877.
On and after Sunday, 18th, Passenger,
Trains will run as follows
FOR COLUMBIA.
[Day Enthusiastically morning cxccptod.)
Leave Charleston at S as m
Arrive at Columbia at II Is III
Might Train-Sunday night exccptcd.)
Leave Charleston at 8 Is m
Arrive at Columbia at 7 Is m
FOR AUGUSTA.
(Day Train-Suaday morning excepted
Leave Charleston at 8 90 M
Arrive at Augusta at s 90 m
(Night Train-Sundny night oxoeptcd.)
Leave Charleston at 7 Is m
Arrive at Augusta at s 90 m
FOR CHARLESTON
(Sunday morning exccptcd.)
Leave Columbia at 8 Tsp M
Arrive at Charleston at 1G 90 p m
Leave Augusta at 8 80 m
Arrive at Charleston at 4 20 m
Night Train.
Leave Columbia at 7 90 m
Arrive at Charleston at 6 40 IN
Loavo Augusta at 8 Is IN
Arrive at Charleston at 7 20 m
SIS. SOLOMONS, Superintendent.
S. B. PIcKENs, Gon'l Ticket Agent.
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WI. ETTESGER. II. P. EDMOND.
ETTENGER g. EDMOND,
R,ichm ond Va,

IOICIIIIIoIIO L v %.
NANUFACTURERS OF PORTABLE
III and STATIONARY ENGINES.
BOI LERS Of all kinds.
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,
GRIST MILLS, MILL GEARING,
SHAFTING, PULLEYS, DC.
American Turbine WATER WHEEL.
Camcron's SPECIAL STEAM PUMPS.
esy- Send for Catalogue. s1aa
November 2, 1876 81 1y
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love, and that her sweet smiles and peerless
beauty we're made only to gladden. tho heart
Of doting parent. Could the rosc, with
it's delioate hues and rich perfume, 1.-Two
without the dew and sunshine? IIo knew
there is many flower that blooms
"To blush unseen,
And waste its sweetness on the desert air."
but it could not be the case with her. Hers
was light that could not be hid under q
bushol Tho glorious gifts of Heaven,
which she possessed, VIC woro destined to to
brighten some happy home and fIl it with
the highest Of earthly bliss. And he was
right in his thinking, according to our judg.
ment.
Harry soon became frequent and vel.
como visitor at the Early mansion, availng
himself of every spare hour from duty to
spend in El'cn's charming society. Mr..
Early was often absent, aud they wero left
alonc to anIusc each other, and had many
pleasant rambles together over the beautiful
grounds and along the pcbbly banks of
tho Nlassaponix. Ero they were aware of
it, they were indissolubly bound together by
that triple and mystic chain which is as soft
us velvet but stronger than iron. Warm aud
sincere friends from almost their first meet
ing, their friendship ripencd by degrees into
the purest and deepest love--tho natural
and inevitable consequence Of the attrition
of two such natures However reluctant
they might have been to confess it, even to
themselves, tho fact was 80; and tho dcorees
of fato arc unaltcrablc. Lovo may DO blind
to everything but its own interest, but oil
will admit that it is endowed with lively
consciousness, scnsitivcncss keenly awake;
and that it is as tenacious and perscvcring
in its aims as any passion that controls tho
human heart.
Ono delightful May evening, Harry and
Ellen were seated in favorite nook on tho
veranda, enjoying tho evening breeze, which
was blowing gently und refreshingly from
the South. Mr.. Early was sitting in tho
paarlor roadng, and perfect quiet reigncd
within and around tho mansion. An occa
sional shout and strains of martial music
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TUFTS PILLS
A Noted Divine says
ZheN are 2VOTth their
sUeSOlat j9a O0lG.
READ WHAT HE SAYS:

DR.. TuTT:-Dear Sir: For ten years have been
martyr to Dyspepsia, Constipation, and Piles Last
epring your pills were recommended to me used
them (6ut with little faith(. nm now n well man,
have good appetite digestion perfect regnar stools,
They arc worth their weight in gold.
RaY. Y. L. SIMPSON, louisville, Ky.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-12-28

Tho entertainment al Lyric Hal
last week. for the benefit of Graee
Church, wins very errditablc NJ.
fair In all Its parts. MR.. Wether'
bcc gave very limo recitation. nn,l
Miss Kittle Hnriis IN excellent real.
Ing. The tubleaiiS were fine. 4
little accident TINT occurred la the
dressing room came near creating u
pnnie, men whom we had supposed
wercs.too cool 10 follow n panl,, be.
inR ready 10 take II leatl, 4 snail
quantity III chemicals. for pfod,le.
lng tho rel light cnet upon III stnRe
To mike moro vivid The tablrnnx,
took fire but Waa esilngiIsh'I by
throwing upon II WOODEN nhi,wl he.
longIngio one III tho ladlea Ia Tho
plays. 10 mset IN emergency HE
that u Gabeoek fire .Silnglishnl
should be kept IN Lyric Hall.
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inAsrs tsiNF

HI Nfneai itti I'D nlafs I'll
ltrNls III N faHaa iti "A t's
tA i'nflt AEr ta. istiA IT,, II tif
tlllH FL ite iiHi ~ lss4 Il IL
I. .AHt ntat #isift iar 49, rtsl,5
ii Hi II. htai iRi's perpetual
II ssssi f,tf n.y. sr0r III VI Ais tliis
IL tht sra1. 1lfH Il Ia inNlis II
tfia aeta ila / ef fin pafes
Htai pa tfl III aaSa faf Bll tAenlll
III fis ltlr Ntn,h pNaliitH TIE u#et
III iAtf iaeiarlit III Htis iH't IL II |.
/. III antHiM i3llta' li IL iii.
al i Ill ttutsii, ite ll, III Nasi
let III TIT, hrah, tasii, ihtir rnttt
III sulnahlr gahl, nna esAl Inform.
hilfn W. has, pin nnsl ,ln nn'
III itats II vhyit n U.s. hrti ing II
thr lfnp liz I'aiir We haN $50,
Nten Til prices ranFa ffes' =
cent III s2aarcf cars, aa'ul,tnr Il
sisin If binding ftnt " tpald III
ths p,Haiislrta, nisa fl atsir III -ta.
tio'tatn
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rfrl f,srf .gnflre.

n rratst uean r iltvatti County, Iowa.
s,rstlti 4 rthkltH. riaiHtld.
.efil aruHfrnn3s arl llaifr hFt'
hhlrteteetrr LefpuishiH. Term lsia
IL itsf niants at.ase Nraal
fnn IRE tpre'y ast.si i siiai taere I
new N w. iii Tic aiarp Ell tae 'lrrk IL til
Iftatt ,aaFl III MI sof tie county lit
Howard, y i,se III Iowa. petition FL mia
plaintiff. above named claiming IT sen ,lir
.nm IL tim Hundred Dollars anl interest
nn tlat siln front til 3rl LAY III Aaen.f
ls11. III tia ft'f tfirn lFr eat les bnlthn
anl reasonable ameani ia IT. attorneys
frr aw provided III tnnr enfta5n llraais*uff
note. dated Anrutt SRI lsss AMI ,ptl
are alto notified thu a Srtf II attachment
Iris hcen issfel III Ills action against fettr
latals and ten,snrnis, gods atia chatiels
II hts mi lnterast
Aud thH pH'sss ten arge4r thsrria III
s.frnA Ri .age nsfar III tllt stpand aaN af
tie ttst tgaui n thu 4a,a court. appointed
tala hell IL lin aurt i,aaar n ssil ~.
ts. nnmiatnfluN tu .Ip lta las II sf8ieh
isst, y.nf le!latt vii d. entered Anl iila&.
men rcAda.ti gssini son taeFepn HI ats.
caldhNa Will ilae prayer Of snii petition.
ISAAC L, HALL.
ati Aa5 - Plaintiffs
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-12-28
GERMAN SYRUP. =

10 other medicine III ihe world was ever
given Il test nf Ito curative qualities n
ilosehpe's German syrrp In three years
two million four hnn.lrek thousand small
hotties Of this medicine were dstflLsted
fafr nr.Dsnar by Druggists IN this roun.
Try u llps. afflicted With Consumption,
Avthma, trehr, aeserr Coughs fneamn-
MIA anl uthcr diseases II the Throat md
lunps giving the American people nnle.
nahe proof that tiarnan Syrup VIII tnre
them Tie result HIS heen that Druggists
~ every town md slllafr IN tle United
Rtaies ffe recommending IL IL their .nae
toiners, juip yruf nraggisss, md ask
what they lnoM ntoul II Fample i'olslts
10 cents iseguai $40 - ernsa, Three
dosrs viii relieve any eusa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-12-28

COMMITTEE - nAslJsa sap Gu.
.rats i, The Committee on liahstne
nnl Currency nf tho ilanae II hen.
stniatlpoa II ea14ed II aesen
Grernllaelnra auA fur ltAli.ana j
ninn. The t,rpenhael ra Hre; Nicer
Hnelsner chairman OF Missouri
Ewlnr, ~ Ohio, philip, Of kansrsi
Seatrs. az North Carolina, !lnft1rll
If Illinois He'll. ~ Georgia, ind
Fort of Illinois. The hard.mone,
men are, Me88fs, Chlitendsn, u
New York, l.lmea. ~ l,hnde Island
lInrdehbcrph. Of New Jersey, nlal
Hart Of New York.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-12-28

To GrnE IlpfuluiA. W. m. IL.
gnesied to publish ihe following e,itr
for ,irihrlln, which has he,n used
successfully III hundreds ~ aiara !;
Pour 4 hnlf I'm eup II boiling aetlsr
nvar sl,nonf,i "a little more for
,tfnwn rrfson nud iesa for MI infnnt)
~ piils"flzed ainarlweea lens,a mud
seeds, and let II ainni nui tnnir ihnn
four mihntea. then strain oil. Lot tl,r
patient drink II swallow ~ iNp. then
rub the neck una throat witt II ii.
hni 90 rnh br horne, sskin n,l onion
~ ian. mahl, and blnd upon ihe
tliioai. The ptfresh ~ - repeated
ii faM times nliil llau cure III effected,
Isehaiisa lI.a# eepy llt8 ~
tp9i t.Hssift.
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Dr.'s Yarnnll will ngain ylslt crss.
10 10 attend 20 their patients now
under treatment anti others lralrlng
treatment. Rooma ~ siroiher House
from noon Saturday Dee, -, until
noon Tueadny January iat cnnalt'i.
niion free. These physicians ne
we'll known lii olghont tie west ~
successful In the treatment of MI
chronic diseases, Invnllda ahonld
be- sure % consult them.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-12-28

u. W. Owen, whoreeon,ly removed
from this place 10 Oregon. sent 10 9
inc sample sack ~ epring wheat
grown In that state OF the pueiil.
coast. That IT, properties md ad'
agitation to our climate may he full,
tested wc have put II In the hands d
Mr.. II. ulllctt. ono of the b.st farm.
crs Of our county.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-12-28

The attentive newspaper lfalot
will not fail ~ real tie nave,iIss
mont ~ Democrats magazine 80 10
found elsewhere, nor will the house.
wife who know she rrgl ~ tltia
hret ~ ladies magazines omit Dom.
orrsi frotn hrr llat IL periodicals ~
lAIa
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-12-28

Nj. John Cfamor Il In tho saloon
business ~ Ripeylle, nnl he ~
anrea IA that he means 10 keep
atfietly within the letter nnd Hpltli
III the law. II hc shall ,ln 70, Nellinf
only beer nnd native wine. md nn'
aelling either IL mnn In the hahlt u
becoming Intoxicated nor ia minor
hn viewer much the people there ma,
regret II. there II noremeiy for then
aud tho bnsiueHs hna. When conduct.
cd within tho Inv, IT. protection n
fully ~ other business,
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THE YOUNG FOLKS MONTHLY,

The Christmas number az tie
iennR Folk Monthly comes Ia u
full Of GOOD things for old md
young. Stories. Adventures. Char.
aides. Determinations. Puzzles nie..
rie. Till Magazine should he In
every household where entertaining
nni Instructive reading IL wanted.
only al.no per sear. Address Thn
Young Folks Monthly. Chicago, III.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-12-28

tHEA MT s# Af So
hH 8 tf4 A IA
IA Asfia f4 M
w#st M &t
nAHf II ~ iMtsN f As
Iii Hg8stfHt vIfi 1ht s8AHf4AA
AnHHslts i8F tAf tt4 sAl M ts
tA.eHsfSiiffs tNatHs 49, AHHHa.
fAf sis4fifH SA fsFH aHA fA8H
IN8siflatfiss nstA thr tslAf ai@ui \
AaAst4 A44444f4s So AN
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Tho ffiraroi, ii thr title of il NV

Tho .tfrnrait II thu title of il NV
York paper nfW II Ia *iNth yrnr
published weekly ~ - ecnfa il t.af.
,aa parnref ihe el2 If tn ftals
DEALER, contains AL Tho miscellany
Of Il fret class Newspaper, II ahaaltf
the flrmrst nn1 Hhlesi ~ the Green
luck papers ff tie country, uni r'ts
nenllv deserving al patronage. Al.
,lrsaH II nj LEO Fulton - \. \.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-12-28

pITllN DANi,l,l Al t'lr h4is
a,.n.r of ihr htitIeu father, ia
Hutton. December III, lsGf, hs
Mnfii2 l.nnn,, Itla Mr. y. l.. nul.
I'm - Mis- Alice naw.ss, All uf
Hutton
CURTIS fAsSITr At hla ofilrr
IN Wayne township, bs Austin
hall"s. i. T., Dee. 18th. ls.,,
llpnfy u. cmtla ana Clara i.
laaetit, 10th III Wayne.
FISHER flal,l, tt tAp raae plaa.
liz SAINT, bee, eth. J.. I'll iiiirl 1T
Jenkins and Mr.. Mary Smith II
Howard county.
Mcguire SAMPSON. i. Maaau'4
Hotel Lime SPRING., Dec, 10. r..
~ W. II. Braek.omn, A. NJ. Mr.,
Mntin Mcclure 10 Mas llnrflett
sampson, ~ OF Linz springs, III.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-12-28

And now happy NV ienra, then
tho sth II iahnnrv, ihsn Washing
toms birth day. after thu decoration
dny, nna then III moro rNrit 9nieiti
until ii hundred nrtl arculp! oai, nm
ton ~ the nations birth dHy,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-12-28

Thn tth'iafAas sfse III tip Ifteaas
pAl tlNnif VA fAr lrritie a W.
hAvs ever ssrn lf t'tssaet,. uni Nas
beautifully lighted anil tnA'pfn''t I'LL
rnnntsi Then. ton, n wa rlati,
Whit n she,,lA w.. tnefris ~ ihe 49,
nf thu arhael anil CT shp IL fisi
designed fnf n, instead iii I'll ihs
distribution anil III rlns III the lt4
ents for shr Horne anil iht ftnllv
rhr children II Nj. ilpiaarni Snh.
te'h srhnnl arr certainly lisilN Vii
dies nni upn'lptsaan IA behavior
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Vi ~ sslaA asAsa

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t A # 4#A
#8# @ &A #k@ M MA
A@ *N8Ns ## #8 # @
49, 81 IT. *M4AA 4s&#@# sN 8A fM
III tths4 fhAs fs a8# $500
ea4af Hk# a#8HfA FAA IN 84*
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-12-28

&, y. Wehber lenves FIR chl.n,se
nn Saturday III lhls week, Persons
having witches ~ lewclrs with hin
for repairs will find them With SVEN
fnn II Lowry wiio on payment al
bills will deliver the goods.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-12-28

n, w. Tolrnr,l. formerly Rector ~
Grace Episcopal Church In misplace
u reported to have lird recently In
New York, WHITTIER IL went frW
weeks since from luatvllle
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-12-28
CATTLE WANTED.

iiasl''g removed IRON ny firm J now
nsler my tgrm machinery consisting 1T
nHe Harvester. one mower one combined
machine lur reapins aai s,a~inT. unr liaF
rake l,rce aatuna. one 4sttlnf. ono Il. /
MIL MI power, Flows Ne., IN exchange
for eatsiu
ia fWa biz hufHcs faF snie.
ii Il bilDLiIILr.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-12-28

The Ccra Gartlo County Sunday
school Convention ihut WIS to llnye
been held Ill Rock Falls Wa Il home
affair, owing IL had runda.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-12-28
rSrI.r SANS CONDITION rnWn.

UNCLE SANS CONDITION rnWn.
LII t'urrs and Prevents Disease, E,trs
stock raiser shoAll have II 81 hAai IL h.
nsei ns ereasinn tlas require. " yHar
itnegit aacs nnt hove lhe genuine inrlN
Sena. 40 nnt III deceived with III irteti0r
article, III, srAi II the fmMett Prophet.
sry 90, Chicago, nnl re' II lsr snNrstlf
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A Grand Offer for HOLIDAYS

10 alli iufiaF ilta II .is TINES nj
tn ittiil'aNa a.sIas. U go tsss1 -
AMI &C iltsltelaas iHakpra III lovsr I'll.
COS for cash, or instaliuet4'e than tsef
before offered. NAslrs I'tssas \ IT,
ussa nfo Tie iitsf Man warranted faf !
ysnts Illustrated Catalogues Mailed
ifcat Inducements 70 tie tlale Ptasafl
T-netase. sllni I.a.oesHse. Al6p 0ntA1'
. stor8, sas Hlafts III. staps. rhe
stops, s,ns ~ stops - I slips. siai II
perfect uflet, MI aHu,i II 'enf sheet itHt
il II lalf lriee. iiuHt,E NAT Eks 4
SnNs, Manufacturers mi heal ef4. i
Eass It'll Street, Naw York. IT.
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aftts.s nsstnN.
tnsN vi w.. ae y VI iaa
MAffs ,snas
Gnsnr M,a. NJ Al b. w. - a~ ! ~ n w.
aAifs AnmtE
,iainr West. IA ~ A. W. East ssr. N
Tu.~svhis Mail VIA NatatasA. Harvard
rsn,rr sna lsgetviiir i.asss tstfs Mna.
is.. Wednesday and Friday, ~ \, w.
Asii 10 Preston, via f'rrrarrsllle an
Granger. irasrs every Tiiesiay ana Fri
day, At y a. ~.
AUG. nEAnIT, ~. NJ
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Ii siii II FapNi nlsn gHgAits II fetre
pnasttt ssHre AseI4sts HI ttts as' laNp,
ABks saIsts Al iahat dsfeha IA tsfriRA
al Afs Easf thtit i'~ii1tHsf. afd Tilt III.
tt#Ase
A III Ate ,aA .ft II tfH sMi n
iHf h tlHe fef TAI MafNta departure tter,
tiye sti preference
finlf cashmere ise4nos Fnan aai iieiel
Tpi't8 AaNr, sHft,st 'st UtftefasA Iii
The tasteful atd fsslae.l ~ tne f1ast Ills
tlN Hha firlitst ii pattepas isai
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-12
INHERITED INGRATITUCE.

| One Of the best farms in Orange county,
located within few miles of MiddletOwn,
there lives a farmer who came into pos
session Of his property,i 1t is said, by de-
frauding his aged father out fit. He in
duced the oil gentleman 10 deed the home-
stead and farm over 10 him, representing
that he would lie well taken care of during
his declining years, and that were the
property in his own name he would take
more interest In Ii. No sooner WIS he
deed made out and delivered than the son
began series ofpUtty persecutionsagai
his father compelling him to perform
duties about tire farm, overtaxing his
strength, excluding him from the family
table. aud dealing out 10 him in a gingerly
manner sustenanre hardly sufficient to
keep soul and body together. "~
These acts nf cruelty were carried 10
such an extent that the broken hearted
father was compelled to leave the Unf
which le himself lad erected, aud throw
himself upon the charity of the wos dat
one time becoming M inmate Of tie
county poorliuuse.--Ibings went on in
this way for someyeas, thcsonaprareGily
prospering and accnmulaiiiig quite a large
share of this worlds goods. lie became
supectcd Of several acts of dis1unesty la
dealing with lis neighbors and lost no
opportunity To enrich himself at The ex-
pensr nf others. 10 such an eNtrut did
he carry his farsilnonious practices that
at last he endeavoIpd to escape tile pay
nIeit of some Of his just debts hy secretly
conveying his property to his SON, little
thinking that his uwn som would buso
ungratcful to him as lie had been To his
father.
Hcthus successfully evadod the pay
ment Of his debts, but when he attempted
to continue llic control Of the III uncx.
pectcd obstacle presented itsrlf--the SON
proclaimed himself owner aud refused 10
follow out his directions or allow him Iii
any way To- eontiol the proceeds. Disputes
aud rrcriminatiUns followed, until finally
the son ordered the father olTille premises,
and refused to contribute a. lis support'--
The ulshot Uf tile whole affair II that tie
grandfather II now ryinsiaieI Ia the old
arm chair Ia the family circle. aud will bc
tenderly cared for during tie remainder Of
natural life, while his son is employed us a
farm laLofcr IN distant part of tile
country. lngtatidr iii every second
geiieraiionis. ~ doubt, hereditary III tile
family, aud Il WILDE curious to observe
What ihe present owners son will DO il l.v
gets uliahte