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Gteambnats ano RAILROADS..

4 LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'SL LINE, DREW
"A and DEAN RICHNoND leave per No Al North
sS% DO % cs sys week apy m Ss So
West and East. staterooms warmed by steam -
Excursion Albany and r''i s2Sa siE Sre.sn
RRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
leaves Catharine p daily 1s1ndays exceptedj at Ii 30 m
and bridgeport nc III p m
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD
- Leave NewYork from foot Of Desbrosses and Court
& ~ "a N, Tor Washington columbus Cncnnati Indisnap
south Pullman from Baltimore TO Newark Ohio. and
Loo m tor wsshitgS1 and the West. Pullman cara
connections for PittsbuE Cincinnati. Indianapolis Louis
vile and ST Louis Through Pullman Baltimore to Gin
1000 D. m daily for Washington the south and West Pull.
s Louisville 81 Louis Columbus i1tis1urg The south and
nau Washington with trains for Lynchburg
Toqsa tickets please Fan a. Company; oGs 1 s]g
and Desbrossessts, and Depot Jersey City. ,-,.r,,
ROUND TRIP TICnhbP1F AHb FL6s1bA IG 1bbAANSA9 NhbHASAA
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Ferry station in York, foot Of Liberty-st
Commencing - Is7s leave New-Tork foot of
$3.50 m For as FasiSn Belvdere Maucb
InDn1 np Ia.sqga Wii5esb2rre Emira, SC Connects at
ES;t S a. .For Hgh Bridge Branch sehooeys Mountain
Manch Chunk Tamaqna HazeltOn, Wkesbarre scranton
1880 and iSO p. m.-For sorrerviIe and FIemncon
p. m.-F0r Flomngton East0n. Mluch Chunk Tamaqua
Wilkesharrc. Scranton. TunkhannOCs, Tauaqua
Reading Pottsvle Harris sDurgh. tSc.
p m.-FOr High Bridge Branch. SchOOieys MOuntain.
Budfs Lake ana Lake HoratcOng kast0n Bevidere and
Ma.ch Chunk. Connects a Junction win d. /. and W.
$50 dailv-FOr Eason Allentown and Harrisburg.
745 y. m.-FOr Easton.
For trains 10 local points time tables stations.
SUNDAY TRAINS-L@ave at a. m. IL p. m. for BOunt
Brook and ntvmediate points and az j3O .0r Eas0a.
Reading and HARRISBURG
Boats OF TIE Brooklyn anu 70 Annex make connection
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains Red Bank. Long Branch ocean Grove
&C.. ~ s.I5 Has a. m. T. oslo p.
Stages Maawan station u and from kEYPORE
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot OF Lberty-s, for Freehodlt
s:l5, Il:45 a m. 4. 6:l5 D.
NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND ppDoLZ
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Qourtrn lropcrtp Go Crt.

VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE 60 let foI
"a the SIMMER located IL N vDa,e o. Lgu01, Mass
App.y "a "I.s r.. WlLLlAI u -,
Let0X. HcrLs!ltr 60. 1ass.
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FALL RIVER LINE
FOR
BOSTON,

r EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
IL ARIA NGEHENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS March
O Leave foot OF JOrtlauat and Des0r5rse7-t
100 D. 20. E4S'nn. Bethlehem, Auent9Wu R.1llnas
Nguch Chunk HazcltGn. MahauOy ely Ashland Wilkes
barre Scranton and IunkAaunOrE
$50 D. m Night Express, daily Tor E1ston, Bethehon
Aleutiu Nauch Chunk. Miiho- o-uar-e, Elmirn, ithaca
Geneva Auburn Rochester Buffalo y ag-ta Fails and tlo
Wrsf Putfnrg .leeUiuC coaches attached
'N R0HTE sATIE, Sry't. and Elgr
General Eastern Ofcc conner ChuIeh md Cort 4ndt1ts
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NEW-HAVEN, MERiDEN. HARTFORD,
~ sPEIEdFIELD. HOLY ykL, WHITE MOUNTAINS,
QUEBEC. &c Steluels Leave Ilsr p H. T. 40 3
. d. ana Il p. Sundays ezcogtr 80, connecting with
sUeia trains for above al t !@t points. Tickets sold
aud hnggact checked nt ss EI0gWar, " = Courtst
brooklyn Excursion 20 Ncv-liaveu AMI return Il 80.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
1on,mencing March IT. 1879 Leave Nes-Yora, foot Of
I Iiberty II. c. r. r. " \. J , for $500
1 b iEn ara4 and River. s.lj, 1l45 m; 400 p.
Vneand. Brdgetun ana Atlantic City, Il4J II u
Nsrvtcygn ~I5 a. IN. 400 y
pafnegAt and TuckertOn 400 D. NJ -.
ThIadelu lub a anu AiL Holly ll:45A m, 200 p n.
From PIERS y. H. foot kectOrsLl
I'm ". ar gp-lt-s "A . Branch. $3.50
lQOp n for Highlands Long Branch and Eat ilntJwn.
Nm. $ sNEDEN Genera! Mama Jar
DROVIDENCE LINE TO BOS ron,
Wa ~ evidence Direct. - -
"A FL Ii NIGHTS REST ONLY - AILI-5 OF RAIL
THE FATDNIIE PALACE SIGAAELS
MASSACH Si-1TS, CAPTAIN Ray Allen. - 49,.
RHODE ISLAM y. Captain Jesse hot-
ddlF Sgnays e1clPteaL nom fleI - 'o4tH
River foot Of Wsrren-stJ
larseuleI- arrive Ia Boston az A. m. No mIeTmt7IAle
lartiur- between Ncv-N1rk a1d Providence - ..
-tateiO0us ucEes secured az N0o Sb5 of 10 anu
glz at metropolitan and fMin AYealetoelN ~
g. ana 1858 a.IinEt0n5t, Bloohlyu ALAJ ileAet1 ,,4 ~
ali hotel principal ticket Offices and g, al ocs oi "eS1
csti Express Company ,.,-,,,,, u-..,
l. ". EIfKlhr o.. j. ~ L ~. p. -.-A4-N-.-e -
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\EW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON ANn pFTTT DEL. PHI

,.,-l E.XIKEss TRAIN- TINE TWO HOURS
dephla at $50 g. loo q @ s r $50 II M a' F'
road Th 1e2 and iom -ts2n N9r fe9nsyy1na g ma % &
s43 l02Oa NJ l2l5, 2:2J, 4:l4 e;l5'p. m
p M, trains fom NewYork: 20 tho 7.l5A H. LAD D. H.
sUSBIY ggl@afesvo YowYork and Phladspha.'
go pa % % $50 J n hsayf a s o S5 % M oa e 4 H.
Connecon made at Jersey Cy staqn by ferry 70 AMI
from Brooklyn and Erie Depot; eT'Sy Sy:t NOS sn
Bs6Ss fr a tos sale Rste oees q the @
B6otvp N s ehecket ron residence TO destination
77'7 L. p. BALDWIN. Gen Pass Agent
NEW-YQRK CENTRAL and HUDSON
& ~ Elta6 ~ " 4 4hHtLtoAD C9mmspGas nt n 4" L. 49'''
o9 sO ssr1 % 10 5aBv aR n ban Th o
,r"aI 80 ssr.,o1,a NY TO 41oeieS'si' '-4'''14 ' ~
and western E8Ser, 8S sac5 yh drawing
1lOO N Express Albany and Troy. with connections
400 D. m Montreal Express, with through seepingcar,
60 D. M s. Louis Express ally with eepng cars
ne ears Tor BHfao Hasara Fails foeto Detroit and
foE Montreal excepting sunday Rsi .s and S,na via
Geneva. sleeping cars 70 Geneva ard k2caester s t
Rochester Niagara Pai1 buffalo cleveland IoedS Dee
Ii:OO D. IN Nght Express seePns cars ~ Albany
Tickets for sale Nos 252 and 4l9 BToGdw' and as
Westcott Express Companys 01ices, & t 20
Brooklyn. -,,, y. 2; :, . MEEhEhc IT.,
DENNSYLVANTA RAILROAD-GreatT Trunk
Il line ard United states Mail ROute-Cn and after May
49, 1879 trains New-Y0rk, via Desbrosses and
COrtlandt Street Ferries. as follows;
with Pullman Palace attached a. m, and $3.50 p m
daily. go, r. c-, ~. ~. q a.
m nectlng al Cory Etusyle Petroleum Centre and
the OH Regions. WillamspOrt and Lock Haven, a m
baltimore Washington ana the South Limited asling-
ton Express Pullman Paror Cars daily exoept sunday
iOO0 a. m, arrive Washington Az Regular NJ $3.50
and $50 l. and 10 D. ms sunday 4SO m ana 10
N. oo = m q On n IN t-,t.ot,
M 83O l. 5 n 7 30 $50 and 10 sunday, 4:3O and
o A n 3. @, 1870 $50 and 10 EHhgrant and second
class. 1880 .. -. -, .,..,
ira M. at Jersey CITY, aOrng speedy and direct tausfer
for BROOKLYN travel -,,..-,--- oo- ,o.,o. - ,o-,o-.
do,iv ana s5Oa m, $50 daily except Monday From
.rcror and Baltimore. 500 A. m . $3.50, 400 10lOp
m SUNDAY $3.50 and l0.ig p. m From philadelphia
835 GOl $50 940 lO4y. ll3U a. m = 800, 500. $40,
S30ard 10: D. M sunday, $685. sos, 600 1O40 l1:3O
M oIO ~ 90 and broadway. No l
o, ot ~ Deshross-s ana Cortandt -ts 40 Conrtst.
lu lD e my Depot. foot u Fulton-st. Brooklyn;
RI Ie and udsonst, Hobosen Depot Jersey City.
- -, rtctet OIfic-, 40. > Battcryplac
Hns'Ah' i'0 /. r. FARMER, Genl Passenger Agent
FRANK THOIsON, General Manager
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J:dge Of Probate's Sale.
The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF UNION.
In the Court of Probate.

John f. Jeiercs, rs Admins Sale of
traitor of Hamlet Jctfcries Real Estate
to aid
Ellen JcifcrieS and others Assets.
DI Yir;uc of n decree of the Court of Probate
- made in this case, datel the Sth day Of No.
Nembrl 1873, will sell before the Court House
door, IN thi"n County, on Salesday in January
next. the following described tract of land !;
sold application Of John r. Jetferies Admin
istrator Of Ilamlet Jeferies, to pay the debts
due hv his said Intcstate, to wit:
All thrl tract Of land belonging to the estate
of iiar:cI Jcffcrles deceased, containing Two
hundrct ami forty-two acres more or less and
boa I'D ny lands of Samuel Sarratt, |. +. Wof-
ia. .,,thanicl Jetfcrics, j homestead Of Hamlet
Jc!ic'.c., and others, upon the following terms,
t. vii:
Onc-thirl Of the purchase money to be paid
in cash. the balance on a credit of one and two
years, IN two equal instalmcnts, with interest
from the day Of sale, the purchaser to give bond
and II mortgage Of the premises to secure the
balance Of the purchase money
ItA. The above land will be sold in three
separate tracts, plat of which can be seen in
the Probate Judges office.
JOS. f. GIST,
Judge of Probate.
Dec l3 80 st
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Sheriff's Sale.
The State Of South Carolina,
COUNTY or UNION.
In the Court of Common Pleas.

j. Il. Hill s. Co., ! Judgment of
James NJ johnson and others of Mortgage
10y virtue of an order Of the Hon. j. B. Ker-
ID shaw, Judge presiding at the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, for Union County. March Term,
1873. | will sell before Union Court House door,
the first Monday in January next, within the
legal hours Of Sheriff s sales the following de-
scribed mortgaged lands:
Situate on iygcr River, Union County: con
tanning six hundred and ftty-two acres, more or
less, adjoining lands of John Ray, Robert Ray
the estate of James Johnson and Tiger River
sild as 'hc property Of James VI. Johnson and
Vim. 4. Johnson and others. The lands will be
rCSold in two separate tracts TO wit
One tract known as the Prince land, contain
ing l3l acres, more or less, bid off by James VI
Johnson. who failed to comply with the terms
OF sale. and resold at his risk
The other tract known as the Estes or Bnrnet
land, containing one hundred and eighty four
and three tourtEs acres, and bid Of lay w. A..
Ray who failed TO comply with his bid and re
sold at his risk and if the next purchasers fail
TO comply with their bids at next sale, the land
will he rcsold within one hour after the sale.
TERMS OF FSALE.-Onc-half cash. the bal
ancc credit of twelve months, with interest
from the day of sale. secured by bond and n
mortgage from the purchaser of the premises 10
secure the balance Of the purchase money
December l3, 1878.
II MACBETH, 5. L. G.
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Terms of Sale {:

Onc.,hri IF the purchase money TO be paid
in cash the balance on credit Of one and two
years, in equal instalments, with interest from
the day of sale, at the rate Of seven per cent.
per annum, The purchasers to give n bond and
4 mortgage of the premises to secure the bal
ancc Of the purchase money. Purchasers to pay
for Deeds.
II. MACBETH, s. L. G.
Dec IL 80 st
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Tract No. 16,

On the West side of the Limestone
Road Extending from Zion Church to
Thickety Creek, on which some very
fine bottom land, contains 76 acres
To draw wood lot North of Zion
Church on the side of Limestone
Road. containing 10
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s Sheriff's Sale.
estate Of South Carolina,
rnI'NTy nE IrNInN


In the Court of Common Pleas.
J. b. Edwards anu Frances Judgment and
Sanders. Administrators of order of fore
John Sanders deceased closure of
Us Mortgage and
John w. Sartor and others. Sale
nf virtue Of an order from the Hon. Mont
70 gomery Moses, Judge of the Seventh Judi
cial Circuit of South Carolina, bearing date 10th
October 1875, to me directed, will sell before
Union Court House door the first Monday in
January next within the legal hours of Shcriffs
Sales, all that tract of land described in the
proceedings in this case to forccloSc Mortgage,
located in Union County, on Tiger River and
Fair-forest Creek, containing eighteen hundred
and sixty-one acres, more less, whercon I.
II. Bates formerly lived, now known as the
Harris lands, bounded by lands Of Joseph Sam
ders, Fair Forest Creek, Vim. Malone Mrs. Jane
Greer and Tiger River and others; sold as the
property of John w. Sartor and others, at the
suit of j. b. Edwards and Frances Sanders, Ad-
ministrators of John Sanders deceased, against
John w. Sartor and others.
Terms of Sale:
One-half of the purchase money to te paid in
cash. and the balance on n credit of twelve
months, the purchaser to give bond and Mort
gage of the premises TO secure the balance of
the purchase money and pay Sheriff for titles.
r. MACBETH, S. U. G.
December 18th 1873. so 3t
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NOTICE.

4 LII persons having claims against the es-
IA tate of ID. d. Going, deceased, will present
them, properly probated, and those owing the es-
tuc will please make Immediate payment to
w. a. NICHOLSON.
Administrator.
Dec II. 1879. 1t
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1917 ACRES

WILL offer for sale on Salesday in Janu ary
l. next, before Union Court House door, that
tract Of land, known Il part of the
Scott Land,
containing lo7 acres, lying on the Sparanburg
and Union Railroad, ~ miles North of Union
&. II. There is pretty good dwelling, corn
crib and stables on the premises.
Terms of Sale
One third cash. the balance OH one and two
years time. with interest from the day of sale.
The purchaser to give a mortgage on the prem
iscs 10 secure the balance Of the purchase money
III. II. BELUE.
Ex'r Est. rhos. Belue.
Dec 20 81 2t
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ALL PERSONS

I INDEBTED 10 the undersigned, and to the
j late firm of Rice McLurc \ Co., are hereby
notified that such Indebtedness must be set
lied. Those interested will please give this mat
ter their early attention as We are unable to give
longer time. RICE & MCLURE.
Dee IL 80 At
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Tract No. Is,

Next North OF No ! 1 on the Limestone Road
contains 60 acres.
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DAVID JOHNSON, JR.,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSRLLER,

Will practice in the Supreme and Circuit
Courts Of the State. also in United States Courts
for the District of South Carolina.
Dec IL 80 If
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All of the above tracts, have settlements, except
No. u, and all have woods. cultivatcaUle lands,
pasture and good outlets and roads to markets
\ plat OF the whole tract showing the divi.
Sions aud also plats of each Tract and woods lot
will be on file in my office, for inspection until
day of sale.
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Sheriff's Sale.
The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY or UNION.
In the Court of Common Pleas.

Sale for partition.
Ry virtue of an order from the Hon W. II Wal.
- lace, will sell before Union Court House
door, on the first Monday in January next with
in the legal hours OF Sheriff's sales, the land
~hcrcon William Wilson, late of Union County
died, containing one hundred and sixty-two
acres, more or less bounded by lands of Jesse
Graham, John Il. Mintcr, B. ID. Culp and Sallic
Wilhurn; Soldfnr partition amcng the heirs of
Mrs Mary Wilson.
TERMS OF SALE-One third cash. the bal.
ance on credit of ono and two years. with in
icrest from day of sale; purchasers to give bond
and mortgage Of the premises to secure the bal
ancc OF purchase money and pay Sheriff for
tiilcs. r. MACBETH, s. U. C.
hcc Is so st
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Close up Accounts.

A Lii persons indebted to us either by note or
"A Book account must come forward and set
tie, as the time for payment has arrived.
SPEARS & COTTON.
Dec IL 80 81
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Tract No. II,

Mincum Tract, on Each side of
Mncum Creek and Mncum Avenue,
contains 9S acres
To draw wood lot 'E' (ncxt Webstcr) - q"
No. II cuntnins lO1 acres
This tract has fine lands anu Il very fine wa.
ter power.
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SnerHI s Sdie.
The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF UNION.
In the Court of Common Pleas.
Charles Bolt rs Administrator
of Joshua p. Dawkins, Judgment for
deceased. Foreclosure
of Mortgage
Sarah Dawkins and others
Qi virtue of an order from the Hon. w. ii.
ID Wallace Judge Of the 9TH Circuit, to me
directed, will sell to the highcs bidder, be-
fore Union Court House door, on the first Mon
day in January next, 1879, within tho legal
hours of Sheriff S Sales, the balance of the
| real estate of Joshua =. Dawkins, late of Union
County, deceased, located in Dray,onvie Town
ship, on both sides of Thickety Creek, which
lands have been divided by competent Sur
veyor, and will be sold in Seventeen
Tracts. as follows, to wit.
Tract No. L,
Iocatcd on the Green River Road in
the South East corner of the plantation,
contains fifty three .53 acres
To draw detached woods lot the
West side of the plantation, marked A 49, d"
Tract No. to contain II. acres
Tract No. =,
Located next North of No. /, on
Dawkins Avenue, contains 81 acres
To draw wood lot I'D" containing
Tract No. 3 contains 42l acres
Tract No. 3.
Next North of Tract No. >, on Dawk
ina MI 4
Road, contains l02 acres
10 draw wood lot &C. containing 124
On this tract arc three settlements, ia! acres
Tract No. 4,
Next West of the Mill Tract on
which John james now lives, contains l4l acres
To 'llaw wood lot ..B' containing l5 d"
ljG acres
Tract No. ),
Next South of No. 4, on Duwkins Avenue,
contains l23b acres
:" This tract mas settlement ard woods.
Tract No. q.
Next South of No. 5, ON Dawkins Avenue,
contains % acres
Tract No. z,
On Dawkins Avenue, AMI the Green River
Road ON which the Dawkings dwelling and out
buildings are situated, contains 2j3 acres.
Tract No
Next West of No. Z, fronting the Green River
road aud extending back to Webster land, con-
tains 81 acres.
One-third cleared and two-thirds fine timber.
Nh
Next West Of No. g, and adjoining Mulberry
Chapel, contains 5} acres.
7racts on tie NorM side cf Thickety cuf as
JoHoUS:
Tract No. 10,
Located in the South East corner of
the plantaton On the North side of
Thickciy Creek, and having large
proportion Of Rich bottom land on sand
creek, contains "a acres
To draw detached wood lot &C. Oh
Timber Ridge, finely timbercd,
Tract ~ 10 contains 93 acres
Tract No. II,
Next West of No. 10 on Aincum Ave-
nue., having large front On Thickety,
with fine bottoms, contains Il acres
To draw detached wood lot, "F' 9l
No. IL, contains SOL acres
Tract No. IL,
Next North Of No. 10 and No. IL on
Mincnm Avenue, contains &C! acres
10 draw Wood Lot at containing 81
Tract No. II contains 723 acres
Tract No. 13
On Mincum Avenue next Litilcjohn and JEFF
ferries land, contains 1S acres.
Tract No ID
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No. ~, contains 81 acl
Tract No. II,

Next west of No. Ii, extends from the Lime
stone Road near WebSters' to Thickcty CrccG
having fine creek and branch bottoms. plenty
of wood and nice settlement. contains 81 acres
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST
OF UNION. COUNTY.

List Of Lands IN Union County, on Vhic4SgaAs,
Penalties da4 Assessmegts Fcmain $npdid for
the fiscal year 1877, as returned Gy John II.
Thongs, Esq, County Treasurer Of onion
Ceaaty:
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Tract No. 13

On Mincum Avenue next Littlcjohn and Jc
ferries land, contains 1S acres.
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Tract No. IL,

Next North of No. 10 and No. II on
Mincum Avenue, contains GGl acres
10 draw Wood Lot at containing 81
Tract No. II contains 723 acres
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Tract No. 1,

Located on the Green River Road in
the South East corner Of the plantation,
contains fifty three SO acres
TO draw detached woods lot the
West side of the plantation marked A 49, &"
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Tract ~ 10 contains 93 acres
Tract No. II,
Next West of No. 10 on Mincum Ave
nue., having IA large front On Thickey,
with fine bottoms, contains Il acres
To draw detached wood lot, "F" %
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Located in the South East corner of
the plantation On the North side of
Thckcty Creek, and having large
proportion Of Rich bottom land on sand
creek, contains "a acres
To draw detached wood lot &c" Oh
Timber Ridge, finely timbercd,
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Dec Is
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-01-25
A NEW STOVE.

A fat citizen having in view the pur'
chase of new coal stove was yester-
day standing in trout of new store,
when a newsbOy halted aud respectful
ly said:
r, IL s'pOse you've seen the new stove,
the one that beats 'em alp"
81 don't know that have" was the
balm reply.
"You orter see this, sir. Tley are
allus talkin' bout these coal stoves
which save ten per cent, and now they
have got one
"Have eh?"
eyes stree, sir, / see this cne going
the Other day hot 'nutf TO bake an OK,
an it didn't b2rp any coal at aIl-not
even pound"
"Is that possible? Why Inever heard
of such a thing. Don't burn any coal
at all?"
"Not an ounce, AMI it was throwing
out an awful heat
"Well, that beats me. 1 don't see
how they got the heat"
"They burned wood, sir" was the
humble reply.
The man tried to coax the boy WITHIN
reach, but the lad had to go TO the post
Office,
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every energy of my being to make
youl life a joyous and a.happy one"
l let go her hands, and | bowed my
head to wipe away tear. had turned
/ yards the door, really intending tc
depart and give her time for reflection,
when she pronounced my name.
looked back and her hands stretched
out towards me.
Not now," Whispered. II will
not ask your answer yet. Watch ne
prove me. Only give NE to know that
! have your love, and l will"
stopped speaking for Mary's head
had been pillowed oh my bosom, and
she was weeping like child.
"Nowl Nowl she uttered, as !
wound my arms about her. "0,Charles
1 never donbted your truth. l know
you cannot deceive me. God bless you
for your noble resolution; and let me
help you TO keep it!''
On the following day--a Sabbath
calm and pleasant-the organ gave
forth new strain. The daughters of
Zion were no longer in strange land.
They had taken their harps down from
the willows and within the chambers of
the Temple, more replendent far than
ofold, ahe sang the songs that had afore-
time made joyous the city of their God.
All marked the grandeur of the music
hat sprang into life beneath the touch
of the fairy organist on that beautiful
Sabbath morning, and all seemed moved
with inspiration. To mo it was like
the holy outpourings of redeemed
soul, and with bowed head and folded
hands | gave myself up to the sublime
influence.
AS Mary turned from the instrument
caught her eye. Mine was deep with
moisture but hers was bright beamiLg
with glad serapl is light.
We went out from church together.
Ere many weeks had passed Mary
Granville was not in the choir She
kuelt befare the alter knelt by my
side-and over us both the aged clergy
man stretched his hands with prayer
and blessing.
Again we went out from the church
together Mary and I--out into the
new lfe-bound heart to heart, and
hand to hand, to love, honor and cher
ish forever.