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Citation.

THE STATE OF TEXAS
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of Wash
ington County Greeting:
You are hereby commanded that bv making
publication of this citation In some newspa-
per Published in said Washington coursft but
IL not, thea in the neares. county where a
newspaper is published, for four weeks pre-
yiotis to the return day hereof, you summon
W. IL. Heaiey, who 1 not resident Of said
stale Of Texas, to be and appear before the
District Court 10 be holden within and for said
county of Washington, at the courthouse
thereof, in the csEy os Rrsnham, on the
First Monday in January
next, then and there n answer the petition Of
.Iehnie +. R0baids, He'd in said court again I
said w. H. Heaiey, and alleging in s,Ib-
stance that said l,lainJlf Is the owner in fee
simple of 1860 - acies Of land of OF the
Phillip Singleton league, lying at the junction
Of the legua amt Elazos river in Washinyfon
and Burseson counties; that defendant is
claiming and asserting that he has a lien ur,on
said land by virtue of deed of trust. mr.
porting to have been eN ecited BY VIM Hrav
10 said Defendant, about May 18th, 1873. to
secure the sum of 5000 in -four promissorv
notes, due respectively six, seyen eight. and
nine months after said dale, which said deed
of trust plaintiff alleges l. without Considers
ton fraudulent aAd y0i'i, and that the same
was ma,te aud entered iiiio ly and between
said Bray and defendant ion the utIl1,oss ~
deffauding PLAINTIFF: t;iat said deed of trpsf Il
Il cloud upon PLAINTIFFS fitie to said land and
depreciaieS the market value thereof and
prevents her fium selling said land--to pIain-
iia' damage one ihousan,, dollars. And de-
icn',ant is noiiiiesi To pspt.s . said deed of
must Oh the trial OF TIL eau e Plaintiff nravs
for Judgment canee.liag said Iced Of f,1;st
anIl forever enjDiring a:.t restraining Aid
defen,tent and AL other i.s-sars from afienn-s
ling 10 fl'reelose or e.f,fce any lien or CLAIM,
ulrin SAIL land by viifie of said deed Of tr,,st.
and that plafn;iT recover oil defendant her
damages amt costs IF slit and for rener-
III a.:i equitable relief.
Herein tail moi, hlt have You then and
there before sajll cli this wrif with yonr ne
turn thereon, shaving how you have execu-
iuess, j; L. Moore, Clerk Of the District
Eotrtof Nashi;gsa ru;f;ty.
Given uutler ny n:.nrl and the seaf(
lseatI said court ut Dire IA H., ify o. fszers
ham, This es-iif .sr 81. ~.
j. l.. MOORE. C. u. c. W G
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
WASHINGTON. COUNTY.
hereby certify that the foregoing 4 n i'm.
copy of the original VII. sii,.s i,s,,.., w
j, II. HUTCHINSON. ). w. q
DECK mDer 9Th, 1918
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Ladies dress goods, all shades
and styles. Pampell & Harrison.
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IF you want to buy, exchange
or rent land, or Brennan town
property, apply to JOHN A
RANDLE, Land Agent. Read
his column of advertisements.
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Local Intelligence.

SEND 81 and get our mann
moth WEEKLY next year.
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Hoe KILL1NG.-The weather
for the past few days has been
very favorable for slaughtering
hogs. Salt has been very scarce
there being but little in town.
One of our merchants who re-
ceived car load the other day
sold it out in very short order.
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+ ~ "A saddle, saddle-hags, bottle of
l. whiskey and sundries Owner ran ma.
OF same by calling nj BANNER OFFICE and
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Military Ball

On Monday evening the Bren-
ham Greys gave their grand
military ball at the Opera House.
The weather during the after
noon and evening was very bad
there being a drilling rain
making it very disagreeable out
doors; as consequence the atten
dance of ladies was not as lagre
it would have been under more
favorable circumstances. By
nine o'clock the Opera House
was comfortably full, among the
assemblage were number of
the Johnston Guards of Hemp
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80 Days opgy.-A
r a re Oh ance!

IS pieces Carpet, wholesale price at retail.
Cotton Chain Carpet, price $50. sell at 4oc-
Cotton Ingram Carpet. price 65c. sell at SOC
Heaviest aply Carpet, price 9oc- sell at 75c-
Brussels Carpet, price $40 sell at Sr.2o.
Heaviest 5 ply Carpet, price SI.35 sell at
$I.2o to SI.a5
Rare bargains ar
D. W. BLooMBARGB'S.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES issued

MARRIAGE LICENSES issued
by H. M. Lewis, county clerk,
for the week ending December
the 10th:
Fred Cook and Martha Wilkins.
NJ. L. Land and Josephine Virgins.
Taylor Smith and Annie Thompson.
Dan Jones and Francis Miller.
Gottfried Wetzel and !. W. Brachewitz.
II. p Lawther and NJ. A. Lanier.
Nose Fielder and B. Fielder.
Henry Clay and Sue Guyton.
Elliott Kinlaw and Creepy Ford.
G. E. Anderson and A. Thomas.
Maltimore Petty and Francis Smith.
S. J. King and B.. A. Wald.
Bran Ferguson and Charlotte Oscar.
John Shields and Mollie Peaks.
]. NJ. Hill and s. A. Chiles.
Allen Powell and Maria Davis.
Robert Williams and Mary Hawkins.
Synod Williams and Eliza Williams.
]. Schuster and Elizabeth Wagner
Ed Owens and Katie Fielder.
]. S. Dalton and Julia A. Woods.
Thomas Long and Elsa Ewing.
Henderson Lockhart and Carrie Hood.
Pierce Owens and Julia Hall.
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Pampell & Harrison have the
best and most complete stock
of ready-made clothing and gen
tlemens' wear in the city, which
they offer cheap for cash.
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For the cheapest and best
family groceries and the fresh
est butter and eggs go to
H. MOLDENHAUER'S
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Hill Council No. $50 U. F. T.
to take place at Chappell Hill
Female college on Friday eve
ming the 18TH inst.
CoLD.-We have been struck
by a regular Polar wave
direct from the north pole.
Christmas day was exceedingly
cold and disagreeable and on
Thursday morning everything
was froze hard The mercury
indicated $50.
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WEEKLY !CoTToN STATEMENT.
Mr.. w. K. Lewis, furnishes
the BANNER with the following
statement for the week ending
Thursday. Dec. 10. 1873.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS.
WASHINGTON County.
Thereby certify that the forey,,in.- 4 !,
copy of the original VII. nv 49, -H'
Dect mDer 9Th, 1873. y -.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-19

So GEORGE BAENErr,a civil ""g'a
Ger, addresses letter TO the Clurks.
burg Telegram Of Saturday, in which
hc advocates the building Of narrow
gauge to WaymesbGrg. to CONNECT
there with the present line to Wash
ington Pa. aud Pittsburgh lie OIso
gives some account If Il rrcvut recon
uuiSsaucU he made over the proposed
route, showing the distance anG lay of
tue country, sHd advantages in Gi''
lance and time. liy the proposed IiuU
Waynesbure woVld Gully he 60 miles
from Clarksburg. The road would
pass through Huntington, 10 which
The distance would be shortened from
G3 to 70 miles MIR Barrett says the
marrow gungc road fr0m CIarksbu's to
Weston will be completed next sum
mcr. 1t seems 10 US that th,s ai,H
all, is the road fr |artsbrrs to give
her attention to. Il : ID dcd oi
money has already been spent On ii.and
it needs u good deal more to romPIG'C
it. When comp! ted it sill iucGcnse
tho local trade Of CIqrksb"rg. The
other road will not ln!eiligcacat
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-19

ET psn,o>4L DR.. Bland and
Mr.. a. \. Lewis went to Clarksburg
Or Sunday lust to sec Judge Lewis
VIII" is exceedingly i'll, with 10 hopes Of
his reeov"ry. Dr.. Bland returned 90
Tuesday. nnd Mr.. LcSis remained with
hiJ brother.
Hon. J. ". Bennett lei! last week
fur Washington aud Richmond. liz
il expected home next week.
Colonel WuudfOrd returned homo n
few days ago from visit to the west
Miss Mary lIurriSOn, after nu alb
sence of several weeks, visiting rela'
tivcs in CIarksbNrg,Tc,ur h1tnc OIL
Monday lust.
W. regret very much to hear that
Squire George 'I'ururr Ia dangerously
i'll. He is attended by Dr.. Holt,
alujOr Anderson has rented thu
Bartlett Hotel a, Clarksbnrg, aud will
take chnrge OF it the Isl of April.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-19

~ ENVENPElsE IL G!LMYG..-Eth'
Tor Utm0crut.-Uu Colonel WUodfo!ds
farm. gu Zig Cove, Gllmrr county,
there is very Furnishing little tow"
Atartiug up, which, for convenience, We
will Gull lla.ituwn Mr.. Marshal
Hall. cue OF Iav most energetic ind
fUc,t bu-iu IS neu in the county, has
erected Vnc OF The best circular saw aud
Hvuiug Mills III tho county, aud his
business proves this assertion RICH
along. We ur>pe4E for him great
bu''nrSS iu;lgr, as the people 10 tue
vicinity urs amply ntle und highly
capable Of approaching such priceless
b"une. the lack Of which has been 20
krenly trII by It's dcUizehs; also tirsi
class blurksIHI'h shop running in full
blast by Mr,Srs Buud l. DNlsVu use
one store kept by Mr. Morris. and au'
other splendid stock Of goods will BE-
opened out by tho drsI OF February, BY
our Iu'iuciLie friend, Alexander Rs
Mer. SC mu:h for IlSIllOwn.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-19

BEEF CA1rLs.-priccs this week !for
Sect Ca;'le ranged as follows: Best
Brew. al 5 CO.SG 90; ;h,t generally
:a'ei !irstquaiily4 25A$5 GOiIncdium
Of ypsd ,air quality ; 25aSl Is; or,
djnary thin steers, Oxen aud Cows
. uVa33 Is; general av,Fago Of
market '!ms week -; exIrtm, range Of
pr,co>$ UUl$G %. Mos. Of the sale.
were rrom / W 10 So w per 100 lbs.
SWINE There IVES an orer.supply
Oh tie marke; this week, with lower
prices, as anticipated towards the latter
part Of last week The guilty wa,
sOmrlhius better than last week. The
prices are III cent lover. There wOr'
. large number lett over in the pens
Mt the cIusr this eYcaine, aud the
prospects would soan TO luo& to l9"er
figure, before hiyntr cncs are Fcachc |.
SHEEP -rhr trade in Sh,Gp has
bceu rather SOY f'io quality WAS
scarcely Us g"ol al arsragO US last
week, thraGD lbcs1 were 'sOmesSbetter
Sheep her: iAis week. We quote at i
a5lrr.. a iew choice s,lIing at e cents
per pound sGoss.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-19

Tur HEhKLY sun Ui this week j.
accompanied ty" Supplement- Of six.
teen columns, mAH'u:. wirh tho rreuia'
,s.nr r"'y r'-hg c9,pmGS, embracing
a gr'ar variety 6l literary gi-c'llau.
90. ,al a,G. mtrtcr. IT, thl, numG,,
~ the tlr.t six chAp a-O' 5 N1tnr-
1T, an original story w'itrn by q
i,itIm,re lady in cumpcr'ion Tor TN
prizcs ii TuS WEEKLY SITS. 1t is n
charming and admirable production,
which We r,ay TO permitted to say,
lius received from 0ae Of the principle
publication houses Of New fLre. to
Who's" criticism it waI submit I'd. thu
high practical commentator vi Offering
to publish il in back form at their UEn
rxp~n,s Am0ag other matters Of
interest will be Iuunl our New YmS
letter, \ " FpundIaud cod ti,her,r,
STATE h ..,-IlIive affairs. report If thu
stat" comptroller, insurance cnmmis
si"nvr and "ijn;aut general death OF
Victor Emmanuel, other foreign aud
domestic news, commercial aud market
| rruurtS horticultural urlirlrs. editorials.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-19


~ OHrCAH. ga she 18th Of
December. 1871 Ms. E'runry West.
lail, wllr OF Peter WpsIiail, Of sand
Fork. u. This couuty, was called to
rap I'll" 'rw nd due her by Gods dl.
$40. p.r.ni zee. She Was SuMnn Vi
I ., mursnce III her vicinity ii kind
80" leader moth"r, good ueigh1Or.
true aGd All atEectiVuutG friend, and Il
p'ou, AMI devoted Christian. llur seat
u he h"nse .! God was rureIy found
vacant. It cru@d to be source uI
pleasure - her to m.ct her hrutnrIs
aud sIs;r,a u the class. room anil talk
Vi that g""diy land where sickness.
sorrow, pam nor death shall never
come Bur Wh, IT. Is she low? PROM.
rmld,ug the g,"I Iavrd streets Of The
Nr% Jerusalem, with harp which the
rIgh'e"cs "m, y rrrrlre; and when VT
Luuk upIn the mound walch covers
her We nre made IL cxclaim with won.
der al admiration. "Oh grave where
Is thy vicro'y!' She leaves be
rraved husband uHd five Children, nnI
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-19

FL NEo will say this is not
hcpIrhy ntry7 The Lancaster
hetei'iysnrer ,uyo. Sew al years ago
IN tho mountains u ."uthwcSt VIZ.
ginin, We came acrOss n husband 81
unt n wife Of 10. Who had nrouui 'nrm
several Of their offspring IT, lo- :
hrins fur o. five year. "i". .a b."
vicinity lwelt : sou nj tn rFEiu'rHs
first marriage, some 10 ypl'- old and
the man of Ok years has ii" "ppe'I0nc"
aud vism OF but 'hr'" .cnr
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-19

ES A>ornEe OurRASg. We learn
that on Sunday night last the house
Of Mrs. Lass West, on Sand Fork,
wa. rocked. 1t is stated that they also
a,:rapial to force M entrance in tn
house bat Mrs Yves, frightened til" :.
aH.y with rcvnlyer DAVID Met'n2
ilrci Two shots At the parties, AMI The
left. Il is said the parties ar" kg"w@
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-19

E4.- Ix the rxaninA0'o .. Sur'Iin'
I'ogle before 'Sqnir Wna:" aud
Gibson, no material &c yer. 'Iiet~i.
further than We ynbIisi": '.s week.
The Justices held hin % answer an
Indictment of til. neg, jann jury
Bm&haunoa Dcim.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-19

GS TUE poet Office at Castor Mills
is exciting interest 10 that vicinity
A movement has been put on foot to
remove it. W. saw petition 'he
other day with $50 hnmes ATTACHED,
protesting against the removal Of the
Office.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-19

E9' From the Grafton Seatinsi we
learn that Father Walters, who has
been pastor Of Cation Parish Of the
Catholic Church aincu 1868 has been
appointed to the duties Of Priest in NJ.
De ChnntsI. near Wa"eIing, aud that
Father Wclch Of I4rwi,burg will sue
coed him as pastor Of Grafton parish
Mdrr.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-19

II" DiSD. OF gore throat, 4 little
daughter Of Mr. aud Mrs. William
Plrkso,. on Liza, Go'c, GiImer cOun-
j. N uv ,.Yaniil year Of her age.
tia, pass.,o DarIh. ,orcd ones to that
"bcauun. L.n4 OI he BEST" where
all :. peace aul joy divine. Parents,
weep not ; y9s lass is her iufuitc aud
elrrual gain. j e. S.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-19

III Soma PoNK -Etiiter Demo
e.ut.--Ii Irevtng that GiImer county
deserves the credit Of raising The tuesi
hu: that has Oceu heard from this
season. report the fact \ D,
Meadows about two weeks ago killed Il
hos !rss THAI two years old which,
when dressed, weighed 75U pounds,
Bring on uuo!Acr hog. GNu>rER.
Chenille, Lta. II.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-19

Ee' Eky. G SoHor ~. FLDAiHG in.
forms US Tint he will not CT lis "p.
poiutmcul in Weston 9u S,Doth, the
10Th inst
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-19
Joint Stock Companies.

soUar WoOrrER, the Clerk of cur County Court, has
kindly furnished US the list of marriage licenses issued
by him during tho year 1877. 1t is as f5lIows:
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-19

The ohovG il the corrected list for
January. Owing to the continuance
Of hu,IlIi.ics in Europe. together with
heavy aecumulaion Of American furs
aml the dali state Of trade 10 this Ooua.
try. prices haze steadily gone down
lis expected, w the fur merchants Of
tue east that prices will DO still lnwer
aud they advise that local buyer,
Should pnrsiIssr with extreme caution
and at ven reduce! figures.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-19

~ Mis-. CEC%LIA JACKSON, widO"
Of George X. jackson, deceased died ."
Friday morning last. y" aPpropT''
ute obituary vii! appear acx' week.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-01-19

Terror P'uac'ci Jaapag%.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1878-08-22

The Alert B. B. G. played the Centre
Grove nine last Saturday, and took them
into camp to the tune of 36 to 8.
J. H. Cox, poultry dealer, sent away last
Thursday, nearly two thousand pounds Of
poultry.
The heavy rain storm of last week
raised the water in the Factory pond to
such an extent that the dam, over which
Bridgeton and Port Norris Railroad crosses
was broken. Although large force of
men have been hard at work ever since
Sunday morning, trains have been unable
to cross. Where the track crosses Middle
Run branch, a large iron pipe has been used
to vent the water. By some means Or
other sapling has become wedged in the
pipe, effectually preventing the water from
running through. On Tuesday head of
water some eight feet in depth had been
raised, and the embankment is on the point
of being carried away. All attempts to re-
move the obstruction so far have prove un-
ayailing.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1878-08-22
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

A regular meeting of the Board of Edu-
cation was held on Monday evening, the
10Th inst.
Members present-Messrs. Stiles, Trench
ard, Fish, Applegit, Whitaker and Lott.
In the absence of the President, Mr.. Ap-
plegit was called to the chair.
The following report of the school census
was read:
First ward-While males, 395; colored,
male, 1; white females, Ss1; colored fe-
males, 7. Total, 7s4.
Second ward-White males, 1856; colored
males, 1s; white females, 255; colored fe-
males, a. Total, 583.
Third ward-White males, e59; colored
males, 21; white females, 24s; colored fe.
males, 20. Total, $50.
Gouldtown-Colored males, 90; colored
females, %. Total, 145. .-....
Loder-white males, 2S; white females,
"a. Total 50.
Total in the city, 2124.
AS there seemed to be mistake in the
Gouldtown census, that part of the report
was referred back to the City Superintend-
ent for correction.
Bills ordered paid-James Stiles, $39. 30,
for taking the school census in the First
Ward; Wallace Taylor, $29.15, for taking
the school census in the Second ward; D.
B. Ginnenback, $27. so, for taking the school
| census in the Third ward.
| Bill from the estate of Enoch Gould, for
work done on the Gouldtown school house
in 1869, amounting to $313.53, was present
ed, and on motion laid over until the next
meeting.
| Holmes Pearce was present, to ascertain
what action was to be taken in reference to
teacher for Gouldtown school. He also
desired the Board to have well dug and
pump inserted therein for the use of said
school. The digging Of the well, &C., was
referred to the Committee on Buildings and
Repairs.
Upon motion it was agreed that when the
Board adjourn it be to meet on the first
Monday night in September.
The resignation of DIR. r. W. Elmer,
recently appointed one of the City Examin'
ers was read and upon motion it was laid
over until the next meeting.
| Adjourned.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1878-08-22
DISTRICT NEWS.

| Mays Landing has five lawyers.
Seaville Camp meeting begins next week.
Gloucester Co. rejoiceth in large hay
crop.
The glass works at Quinton have resumed
work.
Williamstown has free reading room
and library.
| A vessel with the yellow fever on board
has been reported at the Breakwater.
| The officers of the Game Protective So.
ciety are on the alert for violaters of the
| laws.
A Spiritualist Camp meeting has been
one of the novelties in the vicinity of Will
Jamestown.
The Conference of the Methodist Protes-
tant Church will be held in Camden, on the
9Th of October.
The annual re union of Company A. Third
Reg. N. ]. Vols, will be held in Glassboro,
on Saturday, Sept. 14th.
Business at the Malaga glass works is at
| a staDdstill. Trouble between the opera
tors and manufacturers.
The report that W. S. Miller, late of the
Salem, Standard, is publishing magazine
in Philadelphia, is untrue.
E. S. Fogg, Esq, filled the pulpit of the
M. E. Church at Woodstown, on Sunday
last, both morning and evening.
The Salem Standard has not learned that
there is an epidemic among the horses of
that county. The Daily must have things
mixed.
An election will be held on Tuesday, the
Sd day of September to decide whether
Woodstown shall be Incorporated as
borough.
G. G. Green, the "August Flower man,
of Woodbury., is talked of as candidate
for Senator on the Democratic ticket of
Gloucester county.
Egg Island, in 1851, contained three hun
dred acres, it has been reduced by the en-
croachments of the sea until it contains but
one acre and half.
The employees of the West Jersey Rail-
road were given free excursion to Cape
May. with their families, by the officials of
the road, last Sunday.
Taylor, of the Woodstown Register pro-
poses soon to enlarge his borders We are
pleased to learn of his prosperity He is
certainly deserving of success.
Mrs. Samuel Gaskel, while at Pitman
Grove Camp. got fall, and has since been
lying in her brothers cottage in critical
condition. There is but little hopes of her
recovery.
Fred. Thaumblert, near Monroe Station
is rebuiling his barn. He was promptly paid
$500 insurance money by the Cumberland
Mutual Co. Of Bridgeton, soon after his
barn was struck by lightning and burned
few weeks ago.
The West Jersey Press says:-According
to the census just completed, eleven thou
sand one hundred children are entitled to
admission into the public schools. This is
falling off of one hundred and forty-nine
from last years returns.
The Gloucester County Board of Free
holders met at Woodbury. last Thursday;
barely quorum present. Some Of the
bridge committees reported progress. Col
lector Paul reported that 5000 were due the
county from Washington township. A
number of bills for board of insane per sons
and prisoners, etc., were ordered paid.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1878-08-22

Kearney, the great Irish agitator, "horny-
handed son of TOLL" &C., was to be at Vine.
land, Tuesday evening, but he didn't come
to time. Great preparation was, however,
made for his advent, and early in the morn-
ing that "guano bag individual arrived in
town with bran spanking new suit of
clothes, mutton chop whiskers, and hair like
Grandfather's Clock, "stopped, short, off
never to groao again" Circulars were dis
tributed upon the streets, announcing in
big letters that B. F. Butler and D. Kear-
ney were to be in Vineland to address the peo-
pie, on the subject Of spool your issues"
A few hours later the collapse came, and it
was announced that neither of the gentle
men could possibly come. Such is life!
West-Jersey pioneer., 1878-08-22

The salmon fish catch this year in Oregon
is reported at 100000 cases. The finny
tribe adds wealth to Oregon. The wheat
yield is also said to be large, that in the
Willamette Valley turning out forty bush
els to the acre. The second crop of grain
is nearly as good as the first The fruit
crop is excellent. In Oregon the Winters
are so mild that barns are unnecessary for
stock. In February, the clover is six inches
high, and indeed the pasture is good al
Winter.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1878-08-22
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Zoo Soap only cents at Shoemaker's. :
Royal Soap (borax) only cents at Shoe
mixers
Sugars, g. 81, 8, 81; best granulated 10
cents, at Shoemaker's.
Three pounds fresh Soda Biscuit for %
cents, at Shoemaker's
Glass Fruit Jars only IS cents per dozen,
at G. W. Shoemaker's.
Proctor & CANDLES Oliene Soap7 cents
at Shoemaker's. r
West-Jersey pioneer., 1878-08-22
LIST OF SALES.

The following sales are advertised to take place
Property of jeremiah c. Fleetwood, township OF
Downe, Aug. 81 1878.
Property of Daniel B. Ginenback, city of Bridge
ton, Aug. 81, 1878.
Property of Phineas S. Hires, Hopewell town
ship, August "a.
Property of Edmund Wiletts, ct al, Third ward,
Bridgeton, Sept. l4th, 1878.
Property OF VIM. B. Vannaman, City of Bridge
ton, Sept. l4th, 1878.
Property of M. G. Carstens, ct al, First ward,
Bridgeton, Sept. 14th, 1878
Property of Morris Goodwin, Jr and ais, Green
which Township, Sept. 2lst, 1875
property OF Horace Bishop ct. al, Fairfield
Township, Sept, 2lst, 1873.