The daily gazette., 1878-02-07
Real Estate Sales.

In the adjoining counties OF rem nByIvAr
MIA and Maryland are reported: Y.
Joseph a, Pierson has sold his farm
or about 81 acres, In West Nottingham
township, to job Brown, Of Cecil ooun-
James Wood has purchased Of the
administrators Of the estate Of william
Brown, decd the farm In Fulton town.
ship, Lancaster Co., known as the "Car-
ter farm" 115 acres, for 5000. NJ.
Edwin r. Hill, has sold his farm Of
about 30 acres in Little Britain township
Lancaster county, to John D. Hess, oi
Conestoga township, for $25c0.
Levi X. Brown, assignee OF John
French, has sold the farm Of ITO acres,
In East Nottingham township, Chester
county, to Granville and Stephen Coates
Of Lower Oxford township, for $500.
aThe farm Of Amos Osborn, containing
In Hartford county, Md, three miles
from Harve de Grace, was recently sold
at trustees sale for $6,125.
The farm of Thomas Mackey, In Penn
township Chester Co., containing Is.
acres, was purchased at the public sale
on the 3lst ult. by A. Wilson Mackey, ,fol
S63,50 por acre. .,
Poverty and Distress.
That poverty which produces thu
greatest distress Is not of the purse but o
the blood. Deprived Of its richness, 1
becomes scant and waterv, q condition
termed unemid In medical writings
Given this condition, and scrofulou
sweIlings and sores, general and nervous
I, debility, loss of flesh and appetite, veal
lungs, throat diseases and consumption
are among the common results, There
| fore, IL you are sufferer from thin, poo
4 blood, do not hesitate, but employ Col
den Medical Discovery which -enriche
the blood and radically cures these al
fections by striking at the root Of th
evil and removing the cause.
| For all bronchial, throat, and lung al
' fections, severe lingering coughs, veal
lungs, consumption In its early stages
asthma and kindred affections, Di
Pieroe's Golden Medical Discovery Is tn
sovereign remedy, and has outrivaled al
its competitors. 1t il harmless In an,
condition of the system, yet powerful T.
cure. Druggists sell 1t.
A Bank Changed.
The Smyrna Bank, AFTER correspond
ence with the U. b. Controller at Wash
ington, decided by vote OF the stock
holders, without dissent, on ThuIsda
last, to change the character Of the Ban
from State TO National. The change will
be effected In about 4O days, or as 500
as the circulation can be obtained. Th
business at the Branch Bank at Milfor
will be discontinued aud the propcrt
sold. 1t will hereafter 60 by the nam
Of National Bank of Smyrna. Thi
makes two national banks In Smyrn'
the Fruit Growers and the one name
above.
New Flour and Feed Store.
Mr.. j. J.Breen, formerly of the firms O
Smith & Breen, has just engaged in bu'
ness for himself, at No. O., W. Fourt
street. He will keep constantly o
hand the finest brands of -four, an
all kinds of feed. Also a fine stock bir
seeds, beans, barley, and all grains, l
fact everything that pertains to a firs
class, -four, feed and grain store. Civ
him a III as he is determined to pleas
everybody.
The Cooperative Association
A number OF the Stockholders of th
Equity Cooperative Association held
meeting last evening, with the intento
of closing out the affairs of the organizi
ton and ,disbanding. But after discul
SiOu IL was ucCiuou W huaho Sho AAtSAo
fort to get the association into good worl
ing order, and another meeting will B
held for this purpose on Wednesda
next, when new officers will Also :
elected.
Vacancy Filled.
Mr.. John L. Wareham of Harve de
Grace, Md, has been appointed by M
II. N. Mills, manager Of the Delawar
r. r., to fill the vacancy in the Della
ware r. R., Office in this oity made VI
cant by the recent death Of Harry Grave
Since his death up to the present time
Mr. Samuel Roberts, has been hlling tn
. bacancy.
A New steamboat.
Messrs. Pusey, Jones q Co, of tn
citv. are layiug out large steamboat fc
the Philadelphia and Salem steambo;
Company tS run between s cen, fhiadsiRhal haas ssII
I 90 feet long, 80 feet beam and 3 feet hol
She will be finished in July, and will !
similar to the Columbia, now running b
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