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DCBLIC SALE

G. T.. Holman ami u. Folk.1
eEasutors Of Peer Wilhelm.
deed ami Peter :. Hay. W. n. Ia Tie Court al
hay and =. N Saylor, aGm.rs. Comm n PIess9
Of David Hay, deed. AMI sam SomsrsctCo.. p
uei VI. S5yl1- No. o4, Aug. I
w. ISIS.
Fraak J. hnspaeh. james An
Fg1ch and Chagics Z. Anspach
81 yigtso Of a eomm.ss!sn. Issgel ont Of the
Count Of common Pies Of SoL-ersct Co. Pa. ard
. me directed, aeth5risiug anss Tequltmg .s
theroGptd, / viii 0isr AZ public sale. at the Coat
ilonse 9 Scmtr borough. at o,eIock !. = ,en
GhHrsdey NaesH,ber 81, 1878,
the soGowing i~eseriiei real estate. being Tho
plaintiffs against the defendants above named. @
he Number end terra aforesaid. o. wit;
al DC c9a' iron ore, fire Clsy- and al other
minerals l.u.l and -9.i, y-1@anl le,aT en-, "
ale u Eifiick Twp. Srfaersr a.. Pa ..aad TIE
WiniHg pFiFEcses ani EEaise say arfgtteu1at
% tGc sdase. ~ Elts
No. l. Calies Crarss. con'aiaing ifs ssses sd
100 pcreh's. the surface OF (which and three acres
OF said uiEergls urier AMI above The Grm build
ings are and belong 70 the estate OF d. lay AMI
2. and b. Wilhclm. deed, and in possession OF
Leais - .ehieT adjoining the Maryland line, tract
N0t2igt nis htrerslsc~ielt i2ld 90 E.I. htffer.
Thoans Zee, ". = BADLY asd srhsSs, k.sSn a.
tEs Transatlantic part ri ne onas 8ea-hr farm.
No. 2. A tfaei Gf Had sltal3s as aforesaid, eoa-
tanning ~ acres, adjoining Ne 1 aforesaid. the
AaryIand line, Daniel HershNergyr. Thomas Lee
and others, the surface OF which, together with
three acres Of said minerals under and about the
a.sFsss hAl.d4a.s. aEs, tsslYe secs Of tho rppSr vein
OF lmcstoae isoTrSity Fans Isetsnse1se. a..i b
Beaehy, srd n9S aSheiepo2ssfsilg. 81
TERMS CfSH.
20. OGIE.
UI. % Master 10 Chanesry.
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THERE is a large amount ofcipher-
lag being done over the presumed
Democratic majority ia the next
House, end calculations range be-
itseen q majority Of three, owe all,
and eighteen. Our contemporaries are
necdlessly w%renehing their brains
ever the matter, for ia the light Of
former p~Tecedents, Mr.. Clerk Adsms
can be safely counted on 10 place a
good working majority Of Democrats
on bis rolls, and the House will take
care 10 retain them il their seats de-
spite certificates or other proof to the
contrary.
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The coun, Complete.

wHATTHE OFFICIAL RETURNS OF EVE
RI COUNTY SHOW.
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results.
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ANEW VIEW eP sR,x,l. Ar Eerat

y SAITH, OF Cornell University, o eampln9l Y
the late Prof HART. is now IN Brazil, VIII ~
Neil Champuey tthe artist who aceeml-ls-
llr tiWaTu hiug N his t1ur through -lhe ~"
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IL tie Court o.
Comm n Pless0f
SemsrsctCo., p
No 6S4, Aug I.
1875.
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This series (begun in August with a o0rtrti o.
Bryant viii De cUntfnueI. that Of Long.el0W ap
PeariHg In November. The p~ortrlits are d1EB
rom lire by Wyatt Eat0nand engraved by Coe
thoy wiz ne printed separately on tinted pap
IS ironuspieces Of four different numbers HIS
tr1tet sketches Of the lives 0fp0ets viii accom- aal
these rs1rtraifs
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Announcements for 1883.
The inLInnin..
ASrORY OF NEW ORLEANS. by &c.

W-CAhle, 60 be begun on the conclusion Of Is
eanperg.' This story Eiii exhibit the state a
society IN Creole Louisiana about the the yeaa
lsa-A0, the time % the Cession. AMI q psroi bs2i
ing q remarkable Likeness to the present Recan
struntL.n nnri.-I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-04

Without wife or child to this date, and
scarce none to care for beyond his team,
my old friend still clings TO the occupa-
ti6n OF his early manhood, and as gently
as then lalks to or entreats his well-
groomed and well-led band Of willing
workers.
But The memories dee as, 1t were, to
the Island, and as there is no bridge, and
the buoy borne ferry Is on the other side,
let Us wait until the next "Trip.
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.SS,s39,6ls. To this amount may be pro.
perry added payments already made on
account Of the loan Of 100000. redeem:
able in 1880, amounting 10 $4,000. and
on account Of the loan Of S2,600,000, re.
deemable in1sS5, amounting 70 $4,000
total payments on account Of these two
loans S910,500. The latest loans negoti.
ated by the company, the sterling 3 per
cent loan redeemnlble in 1927, negotiated
for account Of the Baltimore and Ohio
and Chicago Division Companies, con:
tains the same provision for It's gradual
reduction and ultimate extinguishmept
at maturity through the accretions Of .
sinking fund. These facts illustrate abun.
dainty the wisdom Of the policy which
the Baltimore and Ohio has long pursued,
and which the Pennsylvania Company is
about to inaugurate, though there Ia eS:
pected yet to occur some delay in regard
10 the matter. Stockholders are more
than compensated for any reduction In
dividends by the additional strength and
security impaired TO the stock BY persis.
tant adherence 10 such q policy, The
policy Of railroad extension and expan.
sion 10 this country, and the competition
for through freight between the great
trunk lines, has led to the assumption Of
liabilities BY many ofthem, on account Of
roads which, while making no direct re-
turn themselves, are yet useful, perhaps
necessary adjuncts and feeders to the
main lines. It is but Just and wise that
out Of the profits thus realized by the
main lines provision should be made for
the gradual payment Of the liabilities as
sumed, and this is what the proposed
trust fund OF the Pennsylvania Company
10 intended 10 accomplish.
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HoR SALE
LOB SALE

uousE FOR sALE.-Io ner for ale the house
Cl on Houth Front street, Island, 10 which ! noW
beside. House contains nine rooms, pantry, bath
room and water closet; WAsh house and coal houba
In tho basement. There arc hot and cold water
and gas fixtures on all three foorR. Tho lot d %
by rs feet, and the grounds we'll improved.
Terms easy. Apply 70 Heryey a Bhtt.
JOHN MORGAN,
Depz south Front Street, Island.
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ERRORS In THE ADMlNISTRA.
TIilN.

President Hayes may commit grievous
errors in his Government Policy, but the
person who administers DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery for biliousness or liver
complaint impure blood, s%crotula, or kings
evil, plmples, blotches, eruptions, or any
blood disease, will be rewarded BY the re-
Storation Of health and order In the dis.
eaied aYHtem.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and in.
dlscTetiona Of youth, nervous weakness, early do
cay, Iossof manhood, &c., l viii send you n receipt
tina, viii cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered BY a missionary in
South America. Send a selE.addressed envelope to
the REV. JosErHT T. 1sMAS Station D, Bibk Roue,
Hev York City sepls-eod4w
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lllED.

vAHcLEvE-on wednesday morning a. hall
past Z o'clock, Of typhoid feyer, Harry, son OF Y.
II. and Mary E. vincleTe, aged 10 years, 4 months
and 20 days.
Funeral Friday afternoon, April 6th, at 2
o'clock, from the residence Of his parents. IS Flf-
tenth street Friends Of tho family arc invited
To attend.
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DURR LEAR LARp-TIuces, BlrtlL Halt
Jig Baftela Pals and Halt Pals. Superior 70 tho
oeaId "Rsnnsd" Lad, much q which u anht
Tor food. D. LIZ, u
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IN CIRCUIT COURT OHIO WUSIf' We
Il Virginia. Mach Rults' 1876
Francis D. ChIplIne


Moses W. Chlpuneb k3eH
y WseS.s q. o. on The 2tth day Of FtSsSiGiI I.
viii Of IcIre facus vas isa,d out .Sssiy srS.
ot,se 81 The Circuit Court o. Onl9 ,SS efjAt
an defsndSnts IN the foregoing Ivy SsosS ~
vb,sh sSId Wit ID 10 revive . eelAi y. " 10 n
snd entered In The foregoing cause % q rhIIsi
- ua,sh ikSs IN favor Of AleIlpdet M y
oa.an., IL. 49, Al Law Of MoSIW' ~ lb
sss.aS SStsh IsId writ was IeturOinS 40
1niss ,stT ~ nd Court; and The u.se.aI N
Of the revival Of aid decree IVY w u sbd MOI
rial estate belonging TO me = y, Al M tnss
Chapline, deceased, 10 The t;nraI HAn
ana ID appearing BY The Shltls " iolIoTtat
ara an afidaylt hIed hefOin, lnLI siIiI dHss
fendantI arc pou.feidSnb .! wy EIIphFlt
VIrsinia. to.Eit: Mary A. PoH,,IVy, 4. CkIplsA
Pitts. Maria louin Lawrence, Sy,hosp ~
49, StSntnn. Fad stanton hIpnDosj. 90
snsSsnd al sophla r. Tildsn, S1ISn dos
TSISar Mi Al ~ Of Sophia ]. InSs,b .
H1yry T1idan. infant heir Al i1N o. ChiTi
A. assass@3. Fannie ChSPllns, y, ~
ana chsTI9s Chapllne, lnfani a'in i M,
iIam y ch,eiiSe. deosaSed; JosEhl1s hshGt
Thams: PheSy. Henry MsI,Ills sGI. ~
Of AnnA G. kpelI, dec'ase1i scar de91sss
Infant heir At Law Of 2 pShhIsI, iniIbtbs
Mimic Robbins and Eo!epA UgD.s1sd, bbbtS
At Law Of RoVenl G, Robbips, SsLpdisunE
hereby sIyen aid nob.tesidsnI IIeroGT, 81
n Anil Kules, 1878. q ~ isrrSI hst
ThSt Il neceSary 10 protect thSt I0CE, oh
Te,te. BAMUEL ., hCIuI.sSiSfH.Ql
0Fo. p, IINcII. Solicitor Tor A" HflI
linN11 AdfnInistrRtnr q o.. |
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u "a .a.Aas.4 : ~. u .,,-dr,sSTs shat pUg
gssss,d sntae ppep |iasd5 of my person
.ssssa township, and to eject fchces there
sis StbonL being guilty Of any trespasss3
~ss :, Z, Aud theyEskf Commissioners
81 z have power and authority to construct
fuls'a ACROSS any public or private road
J'rsts; ided That proper gates are es .t''S;,.a
~ Mseh public OF prir7tH ?. 60. ~,
S.h"ol!ect q. . az prs. w, ..id
~ ..s,. V e. ,.y.,,. the expenses Of cycct.
.s n' u,ai ta,eng said fences. said tax
pos ..l e j l., he sam, tame and IN the
~ ..... 'rr 'sra'" ard q n'.
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DON'T SLAM THE GATE,

Now, Harry, don't laugh at me,
But when you go so late
| wish you would be careful, dear,
To never slam the gate.
For Bessie listens every night,
And so does teasing Kate,
To tell me next day what o'clock
They heard you slam the cato.
Twas nearly ten last aight, you know,
But now tbs very late
(wo've talked about SO many things: y
o, do not slam the gate
Fer all the noighbors hearing it
Will say our future fate
We've been discussing; so beg
You will not slam the gate
For though it is all very trus,
wish that they would wait,
To canvass our atlairs-until-
well-pray don't slam the gate
At least no, now, But, by and by,
When in "our home l wait
Your coming. l shall always like
To hear you slam the gate
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'ample) to dcspisc his mother.
7, DO not know or care who his compan-
ions may be.
s. Let him read whatever he likes
Q. Let the child, whether boy or girl,
rove the streets ia the cvchimgs--a good
school for both sexes.
10. Devote yourself to making money,
remembering always that wealth is better
legacy for your child than principles in the
heart and. habits in the life and let him
have plenty Of money to spend.
H. BE not with him in hours Of rccroa-
ton.
II. Strain at gnat and swallow cam
cl chastisc ycrcly I,t :. GoiLlc, and laugh
at Il vice.
II can't hold this baby any longer"
called cut the young husband and father, "it's
getting too heavy ",'ohaw, Edward, re-
plicd muflcd voice from the other room,
YOU used to hold me for hours and never
comp ain, and baby is but a feather com
onred to what was" 81 was q fool - said
Edward. And shc was too sleepy to dis
tMt with him
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THE FENCE QUESTION.

EDlroR PArRIor will yeu please al.
low mo through the Patriot to. tell its read
ers some facts obtained during my late
visit to Meckleuburg in reference TO the
fence question.
Tho committee, of which I was n mem-'
Der, was very cordially received by the kind.
hearted Lioracts Ncstcrs, aud shown every
courtesy. We were introduced to every
farmer upon the fair ground, it seemed to
me, and our chairman, Mr.. w, :. Battle, OF
Edseeombe, geuerally propoundcd ques
tions calculated to find out the sentiment OF
the people with whom We were talking, and
also tha, Of their neishbers at home, which
brough, one unanimous response in favor OF
the stock or fence law, The poor and rich,
white aud black, all favor it. talked with
number Of colcred men onsthe subject
and found only one opposed tot. lie was a
reuter-, had one COW, whicy was allowed
to run in the pasture with the prOprietor's
stock, aud as to her he said the law was all
right and worked we'll, but he said he had
y. hoe VII; - - 2as-A- --sa..ri MS he
Inousnt they weuld have been ccH!5 he nav c
let them run out on the lands of his neigh.
bors 49,
Now, positively this one is the only oppo.
nent saw, and am sure talked with one
hundred men who lived on farms.
They told us there were scarcely land
there for sale; that any one could see a very
pcrceptblc Improvement in their land, un-
dersrowth sprinSing IN in the weeds, a
better covering Of the ground with vegcta,
ton in the unculturcd fields, Sc
went into FIVE butchers stores and each
of them assured me that since the adoption
of the law the quality of beef had improved
wonderfully.
The citizens of Charlotte say they do
not now have to buy Northern butter, that
their market is bountifuliy supplied with
the best quality Of ncighborhood made but
ter and at lower prices than before the
adoption of the stock law.
Now this but c2rroboratcs the universally
opinion that stock wei! taken care
of will produce a better quality of beef and
-. - - "'";t' .S'it tnanr 80 -
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,.sassa Us t.,
We. - Id not.go paek to tLe.ola sySte1
fH' 90 per cent of therassesscd .vsluS Z. !.
- 'ands, The A,-,.ss$e, S g. J
asis.'',S,'~. ~pau",ly -
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, THE FENCE LAW,

AN ACT To authorize County Comuis.
sioners to submit to qualified electors of
their several Counties proposition to
alter tho Fence Laws, and to provide for
efleetuating the Same.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the State of South
Carolina, now met aud sitting in General
Assaibly, and by tho authority of the
same:
SECTION l, That upon the written ap-
plication of 75 of the taxpayers of any
township in any County of this State, who
may iesire to substitute the fencing of stock
in Ii Rsof fencing the crops, it shall be the
duty bf the Commissioners of said County
to order an election in sud township bo-
tweou the 10th and Goth of August, or the
SOth org0th of December in any year, 80
Hys' notice thereof being given in one or
Aoro of the newspapers published in said
'buuty, specifying the time and place or
frpoSc Of such election, aud the form of
hlct to be used at such election, and to
Vim. three managers of election, who
sFs, without compensation, hold and con-
dut said election, and Immediately upon
| thi close thereof make return to the Com
missioner, Of the County, who shall declare
aFpublish the result of said election in
bor more newspapers published in said
liullty and if majority of the qualified
eAct'rs of said township, voting at said
ciciou, shall have voted for the adoption
G, tlis Act then the same shall be and be-
~ of force in said township, on the 1st
day3f January next succeeding such elcc-
tionand from and after that date, all laws
noy visiting in regard to tho erection and
mahtenancc of fences in said township
-haI be null aud void and it shall not be
lawEA foFfhe ow6er or manager of any
heras ymulo, ass, sennett, swine, sheep, goat,
or Il IT cattle cf any description, to permit
tht 7 fd .nimals OF. any of them, to run at
lal ,ibeyond the limits of their own lands
in sdd-township
ste. ?. That upon the written applica.
tion Of IS ax-paycrs in each township in
any County in the St~t". :. Ill : IL
- 'iesC' rx'Tr
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empowered to maxi such arrangements with
TIE owner of property cen<isuous to and
o., either side OF the towushfpAor county
lines as may accomplish the object Of pro-
tacting the County or township from the
rcursion Of cattle or stock
SEC. D. The laws now of force in regard
20 the erection and maintenance Of fences
hall apply to any fence erected in pursu-
lncc Of the foregoing Section and all per
sons disturbing or injuring said fences shall
be punishable as provided by said laws and
all cattle breaking said fences shall be dealt
with - proyid, in said Tvs.
SEC 6. 1t shall be the auty Of any per
son o, persons driving stock, such as cattle,
horses, mules, sheep, or hogs, through the
pubic roads Of any County, to so herd and
drivctle same that they shall not be allowed
to .oyic. Lpor CT work injury to the lands
or crops of til, citizens Of said County.
SO. Z 1t shall be the duty Of each and
cycy employer in any county or township
which shall adngt this act TO furnish each
and every mpIoyoe hired by him with pas
turagc for as many head Of stock owned by
such employee, as agreed rpon: Provided
the employee help to make ilc pasture.
Src. g. This law docs not apply to the
{ pntics Of Horry ColIc'on, Beaufort
Charleston, williamsburg and GcoTectown
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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-11-29

BREAKFAST Rolls WITHOUT SopA.-
Two eggs, one and half cupfuls of milk
tca-spoonful of salt, and -four enough to
make a thick batter These must be baked
in an iron gem pan, or they will be COM
plcte failure. A hot oven is desirable.
a NICE WAY To Cook YoUNG CHICK
ENs.-Take young chickens, dress them as
usual, take them apart at each joint, wash
them and place them in a dripping pan,
and just cover them with sweet thin cream.
season with SALT pepper and little butter;
put them in the oven to cook. When the
cream is almost cooked away the chickens
are done. They are splendid cooked in
this way.
BEEF 4slELEr.-Three pounds of beef
chopped fine; three eggs beaten together
six csAekers rolled fine; one tablespoonful
of salt, one tea.spooniul of pepper, one ia
blc-spoonful Of melted butter; sage to the
taste, mix we'll and make like a loaf of
bread; put little water and bits of butter
into the pan invert another pan over it,
taste tho omolct occasionally bake an hour
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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-11-29
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