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The New York herald., 1877-11-03

Repnbhcdna DemocTcks.
ALLISON, Iowa. ARMSTRONG, MO-
ANTHONY, r L BAILKy, Tenn.
BLAINE, No. BARxUn, Conn.
BoorH, Cal BAYARD, Del
BRUCE, MisR BECK, Ky.
BURSsiDK, 4 l. CocKRxLL, Mo.
CAMERON, Pa toKs, TexsA
CAMERON, VIA DAVIS, w. Va
CHAFTKK, Col pBNxis. Md.
CHRIsriAScv, Mich. EAroy Conn.
CoKKfLSG, n. Y. GARLAND, Ark. at
COxovER, Fla GORDON. Ga
DAWES. Mass CROWN, Oregon.
DORSEY, Ark. HARRIS, Tom.
KpxuSDs. W. HxRxYoRD, W. Va
FERRY, Mich. Hill. Ga
HAxLIx, Me- JoHSsroS, Va
HoAR Mass. JoSEs, Fla
HowK. Wis. KgRSAN, N. Y.
INGALLS,, Kansas LAMAR. Miss.
JONES, New MCCREERy, KY.
KrRxwooD, Iowa. MCDONALD. Ind
MATTHEW'S, Ohio MCPHERSON, N. J.
MCMILLAN Minn MAxEY, Texas
MITCHELL, Oregon. MERRiMoS, n q.
MORRILL,, VI. MORGAN, Ala
MORTON, Ind. RANDOLPH. N. J.
OGLEsBY, Ill RANSOM. NJ Q.
PADDOCK, Nch 'SAuLssuRr. Del
PATTERSON, s. G. THURMAN, Ohio
PLUMB, Kansas WALLACE, Pa.
ROLLINS, n. H. NHYrE, Ad.
SARGENT, Cal WiTuBRss VA-3S.
SAUNDERS, Neb.
SHARON, New.
SPRINGER. Ala
rELLxR, Col.
WADLEIGH, N. H
Smyrna times., 1877-10-10

THE WAR News still favors the Turks.
The news on Friday was as follows: There
has been three days fighting between the
Russian and Ottoman armies encamped
notheast and east of Kars. The Russians
lost on the second day the positions thev
had gained on the first Tuesday, when the
combat began. On Thursday the Turks
assumed the offensive, and were, according
to the Russian account, repulsed with
heavy loss On Friday the conflict was re-
newed, and the Turks claimed a complete
victory. Their claim has not been denied
50 far. Again on Monday it was reported
that a Russian detachment had been
defeated near Plevna, and that Mukhtar
Pasha estimates the Russian losses at six
times greater than his own, during all the
four days fight. The price of grain is not
effected much by the news.
Smyrna times., 1877-10-10
MARYLAND rTERys,

"o canning factories in Grconsborough
put up 100000 cans OF fruit this season.
4 mulo kicked and killed negro man
named Gibson in Talbot CO., last week
struck him in the eroins.
There have been number Of horses
died IN the lower part Of Queen Anncs co..
lately, with the blind staggnrs
The new Cour; House in CentrcyilIe will
oe hnishcd by the 18th inst. The repairs
VIII cost the county about $4,000.
The John Carter tract, between Church
I'M and Ccntrcyillc. (Carter's Cornor,) was
sold by trustees last week, for 81 ,474.50.
The old pcws in the Episcopal Church at
Centrevilc are to be torn out ana modern
ones put in. The walls are also to be calso.
mined
Grecnsborough is progressing. 1t has a
basket factory, two canning factories a
phosphate factory and two brass binds. one
colorcd.
Jonathan P. Green, living near Milling.
ton, was attacked with bilious cole on
Saturday afternoon, 30th ult, and died tho
next morning. He was aged GO; leaves a
family.
Horses hillcd By The Slorm.-Thomas J.
Reynolds, living in Kings Creek neighbor.
hood, Talbot CO., had barn blown down
and horse and mule killed, during the
storm on Thursday evening.
Judge Stump, when he opened court in
Denton, last week, told the Grand Jury
that there is no county in this State where
there are SO few violations of the criminal
law as IN Caroline. There was not single
prisoner on trial.
Smyrna times., 1877-10-10

AN UNroErrNATE Family RHrNIoN.-Thc
Iennypackers, descendants ofold Icndrjck
Ponnypackor, who settled in PENNSYLVANIA
early IN Colonial times, numbering about
had 4 reunion at the old Pcnnvpackcr
homestead, near Schwenksvillc last Thurs
day to celebrate the centennial of the
battle OF Germantown, Gen. Washington
having held his council Of war at the Pen.
nypacker mansion that determined to fight
the battle Of Germantown. After the re.
union, portion of the party, numbering
about POO, started for home on the Picker.
ing Valley railroad, and the rain having
washed away part Of the road near
rh@nlTvillc, the train in the darkness Of
the storm on Thursday night. was prccipi.
tatod down an cmbanllmcn- forty feet
deep, teiescoping two Of the passenger cars,
and killing 9 passengers and badly wound
ing between 10 and 80 others. The pas
senger coaches and locomotive were badly
wrecked.
Smyrna times., 1877-10-10
COUNTY AND State 1rErss-

The Dramatic Association Of Olnsso
expect to give an entertainment soon.
car load Of cvaporatcd rriit r,s
shipped from Milford to Mlwaukca last
week.
\ dancing school has been started in
Dover, by q Wilmington dancing master
named Webster.
The first jacket ever worn by Gov.
Cochran was on exhibition in the Lady:s
Department at the Mddctown fair.
The premium for the best butter at tho
Mlddlctown fair was awarded to Mrs r /
Irice, formerly Miss Mamie Ilurn. Of tLaf
town. ''''''
A phantom party was given in Dover ono
nISht last week. The phantoms paraded
the street in their spotless.whitc. ghost.Iilc
appearance.
d. l.. Dunning, postmaster at Middlctown.
one day last week fell in the street and
dlslocated the cap Of his knee. The wound
was painful. ''''''
Coop 4IELD:-Edmund Stout. on his
place at Magnolia, from I acres, this season.
got JuO bushels of corn in the ear. which
shelled % bushels to the acre.
a correspondent in the Milford .V,ce
thihks that Il fast horse. that can trot at
the IalrS' IS splendid thing for farmer
10 own; it's so nice to pillow with.
Ihos. n. Williams, editor of the Soaford
Atdcr, was last week elected Grand Mostor
oi the Masonic fraternity in Delaware ot =
meetIngot the Grand Lodge, in Wilmington.
Edward l.. Martin, of Seaford. is said 70
be the Democratic aspirant for Conorcs.
Slohal honors next year. But we think
he not universally popular, even in Sussex.
Live Oak" one Of the fast horses ot
the Middletown fair, was purchased Inv
Geo. A. Millington, Of New Castle. for S4O3
lie Il! was owned by w. II. Scottcn, of Church
The 'S"s8ee journal say, the is no doubt
that the Delaware Railro.. ;'omnonv viii
have an injunction served unon Il If -
attempts to build branch road from Doyar
to Lewes. ''0''' '''er
s 1T TRUE.-With reference to tbo -,
pontment Of the new Clerk Of tho Pooddo "d
at Dover, the defeat of Mr.. Moore +
attributed to so many of his friends roina |
it so? P0''''o''' Is
Key 6. d. Watson, late of the WiIm;no.
ton Conference, had grand farewell re-.
cePtlon rendered him 10y his congregation
10 indianapolis, Indiana, on the od inst
lie was rendered gold watch and chain
on behalf Of the congregation. ''''''
=, The cornerstone Of the new M T.
ThGrch =, at Milton, Sussex CO., Rev. r W
Iodd, pastor, was laid last Sunday. Tbc
1hufch was commenced three wears ogo
but the foundation was so inferior thai y
bad to be relaid. ''''' u
, LELAwAREAN IN MINNESOTA William,
Banning, who has been nominated ''ra, can
Governor of Minnesota by both the DEM.
Gratis and Greenback parties in that Stofo
5 native of Delaware, being born in New
Jastle county. He is a great railroad man
Charles Davis was arrested near Cow,;r.
Jorner, near Dover last Wednesday. .choPgod
Yith stealing two watches, some clothinc
nd bed quilt, from family namndi
Mason in New Jersey, on the lst dav of
august last He was taken to jersey for ~
rial. osiSey iof :
Smyrna times., 1877-10-10
W., -, 9,r.t

A"n tAe Wilmington Conference meet,
next Npr.n2 IN tar-;c.ioWn, "a memorial
.jon@ wilI ha inserted in tue wall OF The
Vi. T. Huith tAntc Irauiur th" maine Ct ou,.
"i ic Old tnini-;a.s 81 the church. The
church lH that ;as.H Is i.,y---,Ya. dedicated
Il i"w nrath ago.
Snug +. H.I L. H..-r..rta,, r..,I..
r".''iins n... iiN-au'- Ca4na!. in NouI
/ county, "ao H.. Ia. ,yac.. had hi. team,
( ,''''H n;' J.. - b.. hives hy q llttIc
/ boy. i"a IF the ho,... Voc tfrn.a 70
/ death. a'I Nj. ',-'-,t ~a. 4, ,.r,tl. ii,-
J4r'.t a, {" be- ia dau.rr Of {. G.,.,I .,.. .,lt
! He j, n"r bette.
Ji"..aa'a I.hl. The a......-r..., or
/ l.sc.d county h.gc uoH.."a,,si tee a!!..y,,,
/ i.r.,c,: For Senator. j. y. r.i.. ~
/ lou" 81 Del i.e@t,... ihoaIa SlcCYac,,.,,. +
+ -. Fi"T,s, AI.r3 Ford; ror cu5lqt,. com.
m',.ionrlE. ". II. abrams. CaaIic. ~i,,y.,r,
r.. 1.9'ncJ. Ia:ec OF Tie nom:n... arn
s'H@ 10 be de'aoc.4t~. AMI thcr,. r...- ~,
nomination 3aaj. ,sr sheriff.
Jo-c.h Waj4elI. husband If KAT. Wal.
delI, has 6anu arrested a..i a,ya.,. a L..,n
III on -nr"on oi Aayin.. .o!.r l.uoyI.
r''." "i the Fll4.i@.i. !. uurGeg. and 10 ..,..
! count lgf SIT r1,o IN lis r.s-,.-i..a ...,,I
an ''hrf "'.''r d. caClHr.i tp have -:y,,, f..
ms "i''' a''d ":a"h wa -toinu i!Hu her l..
Il negro woman. "":ra ua:. IT,. ,v.,,,..i,
'i'' - "a. 2.E'n i".L, Nh. Waldcu.
I".t. y4.-G.r. D.. ta..a. r G,...
he., rector Of 81. Pet.,'- r.lt...,.,,, r,,;sa|.
pal Church. "r Baltimore. t.r.nc.i, ~
0!"lii. .,9c,e.i.., th. a..Il.v,is4!l sermon,
c"nm"iaomtiH2 tie ,ai.tccu:h y,lrnr 81.
p,-t"ia.e j! t.i. church list ..aII.:.,y Ta..
record g. i" c.Urcil shows that ..-..,..,.,,
h"ht""n'r haze u. D added. and ,ll.t,i.,..
ARE as> Sunday school .4,...- .l,3 81
teachers.
i c".9 +, ,:.-2l ... i. $. wa.t. d.
~ 'o'a. If.- hal cal.l .e.v.,, a;,,
y, ~ }'.:.# ?. 3.a, i!r... with h..a. VIII.
- h4- house On lira iivr ;.;ar~ ..-, },..i..
n.-.i3y week. While H.. iG,:',.. ..,...,
tlit' damaged &ttvt *Iuy "1..l d. cloth.
'"@. Is soon a- j.. >.v H. I...1. H..
"olI.4 r1f-".i civ, ta. a,4.4n. thus ,.-or...,.
ih@ hl'r" -n".au. com ..,;. !.cu-. n, ,,.;....
has sen. h.. 70 i,.. asu..
Nh. .to:,...o W,.u.u-..a. ...,....
- 50, ~. j.. a"'tn. --l..s!"l.u. ucE. sun
,,.' 't,' ''.- j.tt i" 5. N.. III behalf of
.t1 "o!:a!l. Foreign Missionary. >,..,:.....
+ ''..'i.''. .H..r. O.! har Di!Ie in toy
! "t.si - ii" -. +. VI. s.. auI r.u.,.y..
81. -. 2;a. Ill proved .er.a.r .,.,...
i@.i'1t ami >""'r-ta. a3voo.ts. or tao
~. ,.',..' "i'ra ova'-aliy IL. n,.I. her heart.
y" 4.'..i.o"., tar hor q .a.t audience ucx.
~I".ltE 1t N.tM-taa.
I.e ". G.ia...nc 4,
"n,.eHi!!r L"n5.a-. oa ".l-;c. cu=ar.
i. F." ;ht. Hzmoas aauu.~s .&uu 1000
- wheat. saao - ,.l- If :s.t:ll...
'ha +" o,H.g articles w.l. uy.. 4. v.4
.ait. Damon estimates u:~ ...~ +. ah..r.
.'t'o IN r. 4 H.yu'- runa.y -01
"0-"e.- o. wheat, tons d. i,.,.t.znr. Ec.
WIZ" damaged. ~4j tao.a e.nt.,ia.alnt
,"".' i",~ "t So" Nr. NcEcuuv last -
.Se|- 81 ~ai!. L barrels d land p.a-,. +. and
T. ,':'' .,oajl - .on- Of t"rtiltz.. oycsiovva.
Il" places III. loss "t 5000. +. il r.ddn.
aaa, .'r., places his loss Il. $50. cu;4ny /,
.4tii1rr oy,I!loNpd-' ..,..." f,....
Smyrna times., 1877-10-10

ELECTIONS were held yesterday in Ohio
and Iowa. Dispatches from Ohio indicate
that the Democrats have carried the State
by from 10000 to $4,000 majority. The
total vote was light, although there was
fine weather throughout the State. The
Labor party polled about 10000 votes,
which was unexpected. This vote came
heavily from the Republican party. The
Legislature is claimed to be Democratic.
which gives the choice of United States
Senator to the Democratic party. In Iowa
the weather was rainy and the vote light.
The returns indicate Republican majority,
but the exact figures are not vet known.
Smyrna times., 1877-10-10
GGEcc cu;r,

i, i'oTaa, Dst. =, I--7.
>...t'i n..eG.-toH ;o-a.y -aH n trI..
'o2AtE "u"a-n-. y :.,9.. AMI II. IL, il .,...
property 81 Jol;t..,I Il. Abbott. 10 .I...r,,
La.E@r Tor 2tV3. I"2 :a.ms advertised 10
he Sold At the sam" i5Hc and place. were
not ru- uf, aIrnrcu,ut- h,y,ry i..n
MAGE ".;h the creditors.
y. \ A'e%andar Fulton, E-.., ,a-,..- com.
in'nreu The .a.n ot aI..i...u :. a,v.,.
".@ '":1 containing s1.ut t.,a i-.,,,ra,i
ac1ss A~F.n, d,e" ..y. lei iu,a. town in,
:Hl.t mum fau~ >3aa.I patches which are now
III .!nt,, DC. The lot are situated rrinc;.
pa,r Oh STATE. Bradford. New. O4ceu's
hrh"oo. and Wet streets and Goyoruor's
AEgHu'. and contain some Of the f,e.t
"u.ang locations in town. Uuc hundred
anu '"gHty-n.uc lot wcge .a.l TODAY ttl..
sa'H continuing ilom day to-u.y.I a..ra-!t.
,A- $ii.N+". an average Of about @IUJ Ter
.ot. -
The second meet.u. OF the ,t.c!,I.al,Igr.
81 t"e heHt county Agricultural Society .t
lover was held in the court roon to-day
~ Ndii"US committees reported 9bOut
F",Vp Tib-crlbcd towards the cau;.a, stock
ooi tEr society. which not being sufficient
l93 legal Organization under the charter.
."e meeting adjourned until Tuesday, Os;a-
- 49, 't.iNt''N4ttt.t UG.dEullElR com
Meht has been made on the cou3uc. of "a
number Of gentlemen of this place. Who
bought the parcel OF land on which il was
intended 10 locate Jhe fair grounds. is il
was generally understood. for the benefit Of
the Society, bat who declaim any such in.
tention' and say that knowing the land
would g cheap, held a little caucus of
capitalists, who formed 4 little "Rinc"
bought the land and now hold !. for nm
advance. These gentlemen offer to let the
society have thirty acres of the front on
state street at $50 Per acre. or vii! rent |
l3e same at Sll per acre. or they oGrr the
whole tract, III acres, for $1,000. This is |
-hc end OF great deal Of tall, in regard 20 |
-hIs matter, putting the matter square in
.esPecl to public opinion, and asserts the |
light Of the purchasers to sell for what tbcy |
,an get and the association 10 locate where. /
'Ver it plcascs without bad faith on the
part Of either
Smyrna times., 1877-10-10

ia" great feature Gf the iutnl.I.a,i..,.r
mb.u"H II leather at Berlin, pr,I-,., ~.
month. "D- the American cxhiL., 81
al' -H"" making, machines lu n.,I ,......
u''l' lu.nW. "H, work ana cyc;t;,. IT,
cut.o-ii% and admiration of r,.,,.l
iH'r" "i" ".rr4dy forty boo, and
i'c'"t'- In Germany u-:ug l,a......
iIlri.l".l'.."nd ....- o%hll.t sill ll.. H.,
effect {" :..c@ 49, Jh,.nunhcr.
D"h Pod. las arrived in l,a.,...,
may h" seen ~ "t4. T.l.,.- 4 Co., >....'.
mi Hardware Stone.
AiIcn'. Mojirat,.j Fianuo,, ar ,,..r.
tisnl. at Eoyioi'-. ''''''
=. Go"1 j; .0.... a-,..."~n.~. o. w41 r.lr-. ra....
at Johu-,u-.
4 complete uo,v s.5.l. Of good, tn..
,1--.'"-I,s ami Coating. .n.c.,.iu
FDwier's .''-' 1t,
i. u. & ". r. johnson as.. ,....,..,......,
lot Of Fine Substantial Miss, FIN G.,,.,'
s'i''+, which they wiIi sell very cheap.
<l.";, $50 per bag,
.>i"i, >2,.2' .og bag.
Shot. So l,.g bay.
n Wou.....
F.rtcia-~ i'haa-..l- OIL. ,..i. d.
h."''..1j', Smyrna, Do..
o.,to 4. II. Il ". II. Johnson. T.. r.
- i".1 cot. ..sas Il a Tie lowest.
!. E.a =. as PUMPS. 81 H. I>ciu,i..-. 4.
"'. " Ia1 ~ :a.d -,.+ ,,o.u ch,ar.
Fowler does not adycr,:1~ HI. nrjc.. Il,
Il E"' ".1i" good pa.erf E.ot-. ~l.,l. euo
I.ohudy l:.>a IL. Of chc,Iu,. Pawn, Rricl.
l'I''sT- On hand. They arc Tie orIy kind
III &" paving.
i. 4. & ". T. johnson .ao cio,.a., on,
-.rhI.4 .u. .t Lt,Go-' 70 Thr,ad Eu,,o,'
.lH.t. Ee".d with Ra, ;au Leather And
! lia"I-na..,. II .,5.Dp
f""n-a .r.u-tof the voun. men or
>m}Ht har. laid il line of Ci.r,..
l. T. llfI'.ii,!1 'rH.s.-. Linen Collars al.I CUR.
! r'',iik Ii"ntl.rchiotS. &r..anl ouar.,,t...
(" -rH tu"'n cheaper than thcv can be-
'""1A' ~ t!'" t"wn. T. ". FowLnn.
h.a"N>' ELrrGfc ~oAr-Haytn, obtain.
.' l"e Agency ot Til. Celebrated Soap for
smyrna and vicinity append the opinion
p ~''h" - our best people in regard to ii.
merits:
i. ii;... q, .Ar H.lt~ Electric SOAP m.,p,.c.
..'.' ,> !. y '...-.l. ~ 'u."t Iu.Gylpi.. VIVA
.:.. ~; w ''>. I! pm il, c,aanuII,,t l.-,, III rf
+ r Y. "..-t- - iI5a i.,.,, Ialu,l~ :,,lI .,
.''' y 'l ".'t p. 7. .' la;rkot .ur any ud ,,
.''.t. ",.': haA.l- Eco'rr sap t.- >Iy,,rr
'F M".:.'- .r,n t:'.,.,l, a..d ,4,,or,ri j, ,l
.4.r : q . .r- -l
Y5 ..,.. 4,,- Ni> HnEuar lIIlt
.',,.,.. II A'" ..@. iu' bins Electric ~uar,"
II, y. ''.....' ..@..- lnI I" use my laiue in ;.ry
~. !. 'A'''.t ?. :.tn illYo!iI;.i.,,f .f rI, -:
"'.''1 i'""~.3.. i III. 'r-l il .l,.IuarE,,. "P
MG-. E.J. Goir
!. ... L! :.i,, ..ii customers to give th.> ~,ap
II ''''.- 'l'. Lazy know just uuw good rl'.
t.. 81 ~. II. J. j.. COOPER.
Er,.l. H.,.
Smyrna times., 1877-10-10

THE p" TIMES is published every Wednesday after
noon by JOSEPH II. H0FFECKEE, Editor and Propric-
tor at Smyrna Delaware
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$50 if not paid till the end of the year No papcr
discontinued until ali arrears are paid-oulv at tbo
option of the Publisher
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate of
Seven Cents line for the first insertion subsequent
insertions Three-anda halfccnts. Aliberal discount
made to quarterly, semi-annual and yearly adverti-
Smyrna times., 1877-10-10

\ dispatch from Boston says that Warren
{. Wheeler, for thirty years wcll.known
resident of West RoXherry, Mass, and
church member in good standing, has fled.
taking with him from $4,000 to $4,000
raised on worthless mortgages, notes, etc,
which he negotiated with banks and in.
dividuals.
Smyrna times., 1877-10-10

Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup has been before
the public for years, and is pronounced by
thousands superior to all other medicines
Tor the cure of Coughs, Colds, Influenza
ana all Pulmonary Complaints.
Smyrna times., 1877-10-10

GOOD Use FOR \ DIME-We advise all
all our readers to forward their address and
~ cents to Orange Judd Co., PAS Broadway.
New I ork, who make a special offer to
sehd ior TINS sum half price and postage) the
NUMBER Tor October lst. of the american
Agr'cnturtst. This splendid number
besides over so engravings. contains
great amount of useful, practical. reliable
seasonable information, not ONLY for tho
farm and Garden, but for the Household
children included. Most will get from II
hlnts and suggestions worth ten or twenty
times It's cOst......... Better still. tn ennI
$loO and receive the paper, post-paid
from now to the end of l878-that is. All of
VOiume 81, with the rest Of this wear free
Two copies Tor Sl.j0 each). Nowhere else
can one get SO much really valuable, paving
Information for so little money-not s
cents week, sum easily saved or pro.
uuced extra, which the paper will be sure
" hSlP one 10 90. This Journal is pre-
Pa'ed Dy practical men and women. who
know what they talk and write about from rom
actual experience and large observation.
anu they can =, 4 ..1 .reatly aid others to
Pfonta0ic planning and working. MANY
single hints and suggestions each abund.
10y ''Pay F"'f rn.'. The fearless ex-
P'su,' ~ 4''. hUmbugs in every
HuuiDe4, .,.e -..,.,....,,.c, and have saved its
readers and the country millions of dollars
Inc Inc departments for the Household and
Ghildren are pleasing and instructive.
EVery number of the paper is beautifully
illustrated. In short, the american Ao,;.
cult'trast is full Of good things, for every
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and country. Take our advice and scnd
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-
A curious state of affairs appears to exist
IN III fasco county, Texas. The towns of
San Elizario and Isletto are in the hands of
an armed mob of four hundred Mex;cono
who have imprisoned and manacled a iudgn
and other officials. In the excited condi.
tion OF affairs it is thought that it would
require but little to bring about a wholesale
massacre OF the American residents. who
are lew IN number. United States troons
however, have been ordered to the scene
Inc actors IN this disgraceful riot are
American citizens of Mexican birth or de.
scent, but wholly anti-American in senti.
ment, and their grievances are of n local
and personal character and do not involve
the Mexican government
Col' henry H. Sibley, a prominent
citizen of Charlestown, Mass, was arrested
on Saturday, charged with forging indorse.
ments on two promissory notes which he
nad discounted at the Continental National
l pank. lie acknowledged the crime but
Sl''ined 81 rno the forgeries would not exceed
b'0vv. b' IN NO efforts have yet been made
Dy his friends to give bail owinc 70 ~
certainty as to the amount Of the fergor;aa - an
Smyrna times., 1877-10-10
PHILADEIpuIA Oot "A

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5th, 1877.
SIR If You do not retract the statement
published, that my check has been protes
ted and | have failed, | shall hold vou
legally responsible, as such statements are
alike llbellous, defamatory, injurious and
untruthtul. | never failed. Yours.
GEO. W. HATHwELL, Atty. for
r. III. PALMER.
1t seems that we were mistaken, and
will have to retract 1t was the parties
here who failed-failed to get anv returns
whatever for fruit shipped to Robt. H.
Palmer, of Philadelphia, and one or two
OF them inform US that they even failed to
lind Mr.. Palmer when they went to solicit
settlement from him. The parties who
shipped fruit to him were John II. Hof.
tecker, VIM. c. Mitchell, q Mr.. Walker. a
Mr.. Newton, and others, and they give us
the information here published. Two. at
least, OF these gentlemen say they called TO
see Mr.. Palmer, at his advertised place of
business, and he was nan est. No checks
have been protested, because the shippcrs
nave failed to receive any We do not
know who Robt. II. Palmer is. It NAV ba
that the party above named, who stands
behind an attorney, is not the man who re.
celved the fruit consigned by our citizens.
but II he Is, and hasn't failed, nor lost his
senses, he's a rogue. These gentlemen say
they have not been paid for some fruit
shipped to one Robt. II. Palmer of Phila.
II that Robt. II. Palmer has failed in mind.
body or estate and cannot pay, he deserves
pity, but if he can Iay, and won't. he
deserves punishment.
Smyrna times., 1877-10-10

Yes" she said, "a dish of ice cream re-.
lakes the muscles of my heart; but two
dlshes--oh, two dishesr' And he made it
two '''''>'o ~
Smyrna times., 1877-10-10

I"r""-: rr.u-tof the youu. mon of
>Al}r'l, ! har. laid il line Of G.ni,'
.I.iurh...i'a.. ''aH.t., Linen Collars ana Cu.l.
Lic-, ~l.h IImi.soroniots &e..anI gua,.3,t..
/" +cI th"n cheaper than thcv can BE-
bought in tic town. E N Foo,i',.
Smyrna times., 1877-10-10

DHia i"i. has arrived in o,.rt..,,. ..l
may l." seen a. VIA. T.l.c- 4 CO.. .~.....'.
and Hardware .>i.r,..
Smyrna times., 1877-10-10

I'.a"N> ELE"rEIr NoAr.-Hayin, obtain.
,'' l'e Agency ot tAi- Celebrated Soap fy,
smyrna and vicinity append the opinion
p ~'!ho - our best people III regard to II.
Smyrna times., 1877-10-10

I. y. d v. Z. Iohn-au ;ur closing. out =
! ,i"''a ..,." u Ltj5o~' 20 rhr,ad Button
,r"l. to""t with h4- ;uu Leather and
liaml-Ha.... III $500.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-22
State of Minnesota,
Of Stearns. :
IN COUR'

Special Term, Feb. 10th 1877.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Peter Thome Deceased.
Mary Schmit, the Administrative of
the above named estate, having this day
rendered and presented for settlement,
and filed in this Court her final account
of her administration of the estate of
said deceased
1t is ordered, that on Saturday the
oath day of February, A. D. 1877, at l
O'Clock P. NJ, at the Probate Office in
said County, be and the same is hereby
appointed for the settlement of the said
account.
And it is further ordered, That notice
thereof be given to all persons interested,
by publishing a copy of these orders for
two successive weeks prior to said day
of hearing, in the 'Nordstern", a newa
paper printed and published at St. Cloud
in said County.
Dated at St. Cloud the 10th day OF
February A. u. 1877.
BY the Court,
PETER BRICK,
|8-2 Judge of Probste.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-22
@ute @tle9enbeit,
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nit gutem 8aubcl, bsite0t, inter aiinitisen
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tbeil Der Raufiummc lam nod, @uni9 meb.
rere Sabre ifeben blciben.
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Conn ct. Mugufta, Stearns So.
Winn.