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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-05

ID .sNJ VIA FALL RIVER LINZ
ckels limited and good day o sale for continuous
on steamer leaving Fall River the following
moTnins At $50 arrival OF Regular tickets ~ %
good on any train Fan River aud Boston Maglh
'eH' 'o NEWPORT AND Old COLONY
leave NewYork daily lSundays cxceptct) al u ~
from Pier 2s River foot Of Murisy-sL
eav Annex boat ~ ASu p.n
secured At all prlnciph Hotels And
T1cket Ofces, at the Pier anu on steamera
$50. L. CoSsoa Seui PAsa Ara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-05
LEW-YORK, HAVANA, and MEXICAN

IN J. : =.
SteamCrsl cave Pier No. : North klEef ~ $ D. "a.
tOKHANANA DIRECT and VERA CRUZ
Calling ar TIo-gessI. Camp dChy and fl0lierl
CITY pF nm -tti,. SAT fi1F. AfrlO
CITY VERA ttf I fuidtY fprt ~
ana Aiil ~ Tor vera
cruz va Mataro.os, Ilmpco IuXJln. connection VITA
steamer Tor Ily iut, Now York ard dDoys p'It+.
l.. ALE.sA%DItt & SON. Nos. 81 AMI 1913 HroalwaY.
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WeRthcrIy Items.

II. Q. Chance, temporarily employed
by j. L. Briel, has secured situation as
druggist with DR.. Derfenderier, at Ashly,
Pa, whittier he will remove with his fam
lily on Monday next. Harry is first class
druggist and deserves success.
MIR. Calvin the Mercantile Appraiser
visited town during the week.
M. G. KRONER is already making UP the
slate for the coming election. Mike will
have things his own way, and has always
full confidence in his own abilities to fill Of
fees. Modus operandi "Well lets see, skule
corrector Il gives to Wagner; constaple to
Frank, Eek, SCISSOR to Kingle-no | keeps
dot for myself leetle;" and it is done.
Important business changes on the tap
is.-Geo. W. Miller, late with j. G. Eadie,
has bought and will hencelorih run the Oak
Hall store, recently owned by Wilson &
Harlenian.
The drug store Of W. W. Dewitt, we are
informed will soon be taken charge Of by a
party from Maryland, named Latham &
Baker.
N. T. Beadle, in business at Philadel-
phia, is now visiting friends in town. We
regret to state that Mr.. Beadle is suffering
physically and hope for his speedy recovery.
-SoNgwHfr SURPRfsED'-It was on Tues
day night last, about a dozen gentlemen left
llazleton for a sleigh ride aud little spnt
at Weatherly. About an hour after their
arrival and the dscoursing of some good
singing (the party were muslcally in,lined),
another party arriyed-whieh, to the sur
prise OF the first party, turned out to be their
wives in disguise and masked. Aflerspend-
ing several hours, no doubt socially, they
returned fully satisfied with their trip.
ROCKAWAY
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MnIIOninS TNvinkIings.

Ed Horn was visiting friends in Lehigh
county last week.
Thigh. NJ. Ballet visited Lehshton last
Saturday.
-sleighing is poor; few more warm
days will finish it altogether.
We notice that "Uncle Sam" has again
commenced business in East Penn.
Griffith Eberts was the successful man
at the rattle match last Saturday
We know man so lazy, that the only
time lie ever worked, was when he took cas-
tor oil for honey.
The Lilly" Cadets, from Mauch Chunk,
put in an appearance at McDauicls on Sat
urday last. They look splendid and so was
their behavior. Honor TO Gen, Lilly and
Cadets.
-McDaniels Hotel seems TO be quite a
place of note Judging from the number OF
sleighng parties stopping there. Well, Nc
is not bad fellow, he sets a good table, keeps
the best Of refreshments, has splendid nall
furnished with the best of music, etc.
The hoster at Fenstermaker'1 Hotel is
an active young fellow, he attends to his
business we'll. We suppose he is doing well
too, az there are good many sleghing par
ties stopping there.
E. II. intends to start select school
next spring, at Centre Square, for the pur-
pose OF teaching the higher mathematics and
music.
-"Now, Snip, drive slow and careful, and
don't run over any insurance agents." was
| Brindle's advice to his brother, the other
day in starting him to the mill, with load
of wheat.
D. D. Kistler made 4 tfip to Lehigh
county this week, for the purpose of pur-
chasing quantity of clover seed, which he
bought at a very low price.
RED CLOUD.
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East'Penn Dots.
RED CLOUD.

Church on Sunday, at p. m.
Struggle for the right.
Judge not that you be not judged,
The beautiful snow is decaylng,
More marriages on the tapis,
Election near at hand no candidates.
&c. Peter and Thomas Ruch visited
friends over the Blue mountains Sunday.
Lafayette Fryman paid visit to his
Big Creek friends sometime ago.
MIR. Brobst, school teacher at Penns,
vile, has in attendance 10 scholars.
M. S Ruch, on Tuesday, slipped and
fell, hurting his knee and skinning his nose
"A grand rattle will take place here on
next Saturday for q bOokca and nine
other prizes. The five highest and the five
lowest thows take tho prizes. j. A. Moth
stein has charge Of IL.
N. Ruch, G. Rehrig and Levi Nothsteir
all complain Of injuries received 10y slipping
and falling ON the ice.
Charles Ginder was visiting friends in
Whitehall on Sunday.
Reuben Rehrig lost two-year's old
colt by the horse disease which is now af,
dieting many horses in this vicinity.
Amos Ebert will be the occupant of the
school property for this year.
Our friend Nothstein, while out sleigh,
ing last Sunday, the seat Slipped and
threw him under the sleigh, but fortunately
his injuries were all in his mind.
Some of our towusmen threaten TO- "a
to the ADVOCATE Office to End out who "Un-
Gle Sam" is, IL they are so anxious to know
he is his daddy's boy. UNCLE SAN.
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s1S1 "GOne whore tho NVOOdbine
KTwlneth.o

SJames Kelly, machinist, an employee
at the Packerton car shops, visited Lo-
highton on Wednesday night Of last week,
aud purchased few articles at our stores
for which he states he paid for in silver,
having his pocketbook with him, contain
ing Slsl. He went home to his boarding
house, at Zimmernan's at Packerton, and
says that he placed the pocketbook bereath
his pillow, and afterwards had occasion TO
pass out to the water closet ard instead Of
returning TO his room entered the sitting
room and slept nearthe stove all night. Co
ing into his bed room next morning he
missed his pocketbook with the contents.
Search was made for it, but it could not be
found, 20 he had warrants issued by Esq.
Beck for the arrest Of three ofhis fellow
boarders, and taken before the Squire, who
gave them a separate hearing, which result
ed in their discharge, there being no evil
denee to convict. This is a mysterious dis
appearance Of a pocketbook, and may posi-
bly, be in some measure accounted for by
the fact that Kelly had been drinking
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The weather has changed considerably.
John Greenzweig moved from East
Weissport to this place on Saturday last.
Both of the Sabbath schools have been
kept open this winter.
The Salem Sabbath school will hold an
election on Sunday for sn Assistant Super
intendent.
-Chafles Gildner, cf this place, was mar
ried to Annie Smith, of Kresgeville, Monroe
county, on Saturday.
j. z. Basenstose, teacher Of East Weiss
port, gave his pupils sleigh ride on Tues
day last the Band accompanied them.
The AdUocate can now boast of having
as large and full reportorul corps as any
paper published in the county.
Henry Campbell, Of East Weissport,
announces himselfas candidate, for reelec-
ton to the office of Justice of the Peace.
Mr.. is an honest upright citizen and will
fill the office with great satisfaction.
The following has been shot and tran.
ped by Thomas Leyes of this place: rabbits
ll9 pheasants, faccoon's ! 4; minks 3
muskrats G; poolcats 3. Fox list will be
given at the close Of the season.
Rev. j. l.. Werner will preach in the
Solts church tomorrow at 10 a. IN.
REVERE.
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a Good Showing.

The statement OF the financial condition
of Carbon county, which we published else
wherse, forcibly speaks for itself. 1t nd.
Gates that the officers, one and all, to whom
the public finances have been entrusted,
have done their duties faithfully and hon
estly, and with most judcous and COM
mendable economy. For this, in these days
of official corruption, our officers deserve,
and will receive the thanks of the people
who they have thus protected The County
Treasurer, 7. D. Clauss, Esq, turns over to
his successor a balance IN excess of liabilities
of 81 7,2g6, and this is actually in excess OF
the countys ability to pay on demand,
when the outstanding taxes amounting to
SlS,7l9 are paid in, her total bonded ndebt-
edness of $22, 900 and S3,j54 due townships
for unseated lands. So, it thus appears that
our little Democratic county is virtually
out Of debt, and above board over 81 900 in
clsh, besides her real and personal estates.
There are few counties in the State that can
say as much,
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Echoes IRON, Heavier Meadow.

Echoes frOiNa HEAVIER Meadow.
The sleighihg is about over for a while
the roads are in state of complete slush.
Mr.. Z. B. Ely and Ms. Gertrude Adam.
were married on Sunday last, by the Rev
Marshall, NJ. i. minister Of this place.
We arc happy to state that John Wear
has so far recovered from his late sickness as
to be able to attend to the duties Of his Office.
Times must surely be improving, if we
are to judge from appearances. The people
as a general thing are very cheerful and
lubilaut, and have an extra half dollar to
si'end for little recreation.
- On Friday morning last, between the
hours Of six and seven, some one entered the
house Of Chas. Scrimshaw and took five
dollar gold piece from his pocket book, which
was in the pocket of one of his garments
that hung in his front room. This looks
like resumption.
There is some talk of the NJ. L. Church
getting Song Bird Troupe to give a concert
for the benefit of the Church. If such is the
case then look out for a musical treat.
Mrs, Patk Cole, wife Of Patricl, Cole Of
Colcraine, died on Saturday last, after n very
short sickness. Mrs. Cole appeared to be a
very strong woinan, yet, if we are truthfully
iniormedj was sick only two DAYS. She
must have been close to fifty years of age
Her funeral took place on Monday after
noon.
Mrs John Bawden, had a young son on
Tuesday morning last We hope Johnny
will soon come down to sec the baUy.
Reuben Steiner, Of Packer township, has
been seriously IN for about two weeks, but
it is hoped by his friends that the worst is
past.
The lumber men of Packer township,
have been very busy during the good sleigh
ing in getting their logs to the saw mills.
Our Politicians, from all parties, are be-
ginning to be uncommonly polite. They
are even willing to shake hands with those
ofopposite parties, if you are fool big enough
to listen to half an hours sermon on ndi-
vidualty and self-suflicicncy. What u
wonderful age we are living in for politics.
On Tuesday evening last, the German
Reformed Church Choir, from Hazeton, Sere-
naded Henry S%auk and family Of this
place with some very beautiful music.
Jan. 20th OBSERVER.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-02-01

The State Encampment the Grand Army
OF the Republic met in Harrisburg Wednes-
day, 200 delegates being present. Governor
lloyt was nominated as delegate at large to
the next National Encampnent
Rose, Lewis, aged 10, fcll through the Dela>
ware Eailroad bridge ct Eustou, on Tuesday
night, and was so badly injured that she
died iU two hours. She is the third person
Killed at the same place within year.
DR. Haas Expectorant is compounded
entirely of vegetable drugs. It's action is d-
reeted To the cause Of the disease, which it
permanently cures. Use il yourself, and
recommend il TO your friends. All drug
glsts sell it at 2j 4 so cents per bottle.
A fine son was born 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Carroll, on Monday forenoon.
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WaIcksViIIe Items

Alfred Weyhenmeyer, Of Mauch Chunk
was here the iorepdrt of the week.
Francis Behrens, of Bear Greek, gave u:
a call on Monday. .'.
Henry Z. Deppey, of Albrightsville
visited friends here last week
The wife of David WaIch, has been q
great sufferer from inhammatory rheuma,
tism for the past two weeks, but under th3
skillful treatment Of DR.. McCreary, she i;
much improved.
C. W. Nensteel will accept our thanks
for number of Philadelphia papers.
Charles Kline, of East Mauch Chunk
was here on Tuesday, purchasing furs and
skins.
Tho item in the ADVOCATE, last week
by Revere, had the effect of stirring up the
asprants for offices. We have now candi.
dates for Constable, Assessor, Supervisor
Justice Of the Peace, and School director
In our next we may have To add others.
1t is reported that George W. Nensteel
Esq, has consented 10 be a candidate for the
Office Of Justice Of the Peace.
Our shool at this place has now been
open three months.
The snow is now rapidly disappearing
aud sleighing is daily growing poorer.
Candidates have a smile for all JUS
now. Ralph.
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TO CONSUME TiVES.

The advertiser, ! aving heen permanently
ured Of thal road ulsc .se i,aasginption by "A
SIMPLE remei is anxious 20 rupke lzil,swn 10 ms
lelow'suner the IN '.nS cue. 10 all no
resire iJ. he Wlii se.d CGpy Oi tle nresc1piun
u9eu, Tree o. chIr-cl with hatUlrectiCns Tor
preparing an usll e he same, wllcii tAtY Will
BRt ECIiIIs, ~,
~ rtles mrIing tho Prcscr p,ion. will lease
addre3s q a WILSON, lgl Penn Dt.eCt,
Wi.nams burgh, Il. y
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RHEUMATTS-
PIM Pile S .

I will mail (FreGl the recipe for n simple
VEGETABLE BALM, that VIII remove TAN -.
FRECkLES, fiMPHES and BLO rCHE-,
leaving the skin sOlD, Gear ana beauJ TAI also
in trur tons for producing q luXlrant grow tn
OF hair on bad heal or smooth fee. AddresS,
SIIeet n V, afll
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nm ihIRstIkIIfER Rs.

Subscribers to the CARBON ADVOCATE will
take special notice that our terms are one
dollar year strictly in advance, if not so
paid $I.25 will be charged in every instance.
Subscribers getting their papers by mail will
refer to the direction tabs on their papers
and note the date, and remit accordingly.
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DIED.

KELcHNER.-On the 18th ultimo, Edward
Kelchner, an esteemed and well-beloved
deacon of 81. Johns Lutheran church, of
Lower Towamensng, aged 80 years, .
months aud 10 DAYS.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-02-01

The annoyance occasioned by the con-
tiuual crying of the baby, at once ceases
when the cause is las il should bel promptly
removed by using DR., Bulls Baby Syrup.
Price 25 cents per b7itlc
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SnCIetH MeeIInEs.

SStS1ro CASTLE, No. rs, a. O. X, OF THE NJ. G
5nd and 4th Monday Of eAph month, In Re
Beris Hall. BehiRhtOn, AZ 7;3O 90 ock T. NJ.
John Gaggas, s. X, O.; sam. II, Ghhhm
=. X. Il. =.
nNADRN HUTrRN LODGE No CSC. l. o.. Q. +,
meets every Tuesday evening, at SO'olock
In Re1er's Hall. n. KOstenbader, SCI N.
u. Reber Secretary.
fRuIeuroN IoptR, No. 23i X. OF p. meets
on Friday evenings in Rcber's Han, AZ yiO
o'ciooV. w, II. Bnchmnn, &C l.. A, Miller
X of r. ana =. 49,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-02-01
q r.. siEWnssi
The Carbon Sdrutate.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY /, 1879.
Local and Personal.

miro pkDpD may be found on file at GEO.
T1lD fhfhh p. RowELL 4 CO.'S News News
paper Advertising Buieau 10 ~ h,Iy nee 1ynpW
Tracts TRyIC n nav be made for it in NhW lUTA'
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-02-01

Judge Cadwallader, Of the L. s.. District
Court, Eastern District Of Penna., died at his
residence in Philadelphia, on Sunday last,
Of typhoid pneumonia, in the 7ith year Of
bic ago.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-02-01
InstnIIhIinn.

S,rAt the regular meeting Of Infinite Castle,
No. Is, A. O, k. of the NJ. c., held in Re-
ber's Hal on Monday evening the follow
ing officers were duly installed by u. D. sc,
Harry V, Mortimer:
S. X. C.-Ileury J. Kosterbader,
$. X, V. C--W. X. Benninger,
$. X. lst Leut--N. B. Reber,
s. X. r, S.-R Gilham,
S. X. Asst. r. SIS. H. Houser,
S. X. o. G.-llenry Kostenbader,
S. X. l. CD. IIunsicker.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-02-01
E. +. KunkeI's Bitter " line of Iron.

A sure cure for Dyspepsia or Indigestion.
weak stomach Cenelal Oetiltv, Diseases OF
Tue stomach RLd ioy all cases rcquinug a Ton
ic. ~. ENein 9o'd tua auierd, or The money re,
+ kCN kEI'S RITTER WINE or IRoN
ana taSe no O,her. Price s. 10. or SIX oottl "a
iur soV. II Your druggist uCes not have il send
70 ftopi let0r, 2T9 n, Ninth St, PhNnaaiBsia
"a. AuNlCe lLeel Lmclnse -llE.n- rrn- n a.nl.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-02-01
ERRORS on YOUTH.

A GEN FLEMA n who suffered for ys,frs from
Nervous DEBlLIri,PREI AZURE DECAY,
and al the eject OF youthful mdisCretlun, will
lor lhe sake Oi suncflng uumauitv, send FREQ 10
all VINO need H. The recile and direction for
making the simple remeuy by which he was
cured sufferers wishing 10 profit by tho al.
vei tisei's eNuerence can 40 so Oy udures,it IN
perfect confidence.
JOIN %. OGnE.N Aa i,nlnr 81 n Y
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MOrmS. M0rms. MOrms.

~ r. hunkels Nnl "a syrup never f'ils 10 de 4,
stiuy an, seat aud Stomach Worms. Or
Kun el. The onlY suCccsIm physlcnir who re'
moves lapr " Oim ln two liCu RS awe vi, a,
neau, ana no lee uuill move. omm1u seilsts.
tonoLes u Itpc Worms eau be removed cii oth.
eI worms eau be ~ 0lly dettIO co. AOviorsHa
whether Or not lhe pa.lent has wlus IN Gus.
huoh aru d. ylns IA ". with WOTus and do not
Know H. tllsl ti'Eus, or nIs, Cnuking pud
suhnchtion. "a low cumplt1iou CiTCiCs alouna
the eyes, swei mg aLd rai iH the stOmrch,Iest.
igss ~ Llsul. tiiLulug q tle tee "a, pICkng aL
the nose, cough, fever, itching ut the stnt LVuJ.
tcne' loui BREATH the patient ErOWs Uale antH
thlu, ltklng 0hd Irritation M the anus -aU
tnese sNWp,tns, Ia more come q Om WQrus.
T.. r, uN KILLS WObM ~ nUP never "a IA
60 60 remove them. Price, $40 pyr boiHe. OF SIX
consult the hOctorl Fora oil,rs ,Duy a. your
1lnse se fAe ~ ulLl - rpp ulid II be has d not.
SfetH 70 ~, n. j. h L MEL, 800 n. Niutu st..
thb' ueiphm Ia. tdNlcg oy mail freo send
'-4ct cent etAh D. jan Ie-.m
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-02-01

MI TO Ofall liuds rU IORS, di.c char.
I'll - Fes Of Bl GOD or mucus and
t-=S Ill diseases OF the RhCTITM
quickly aud perfectly cuieI hy a Simple nnd
sOothins REMEDY. LOr reformation address
Dh j. fABER a co, p Ann 81 NY,
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Special Notices.
TnR WORLn,s RNLM.

DR.. L. d. WEYBU Rms ALTERATvE SYRUP
ttVA a remedy ed THIRTY FIVE EARS in
private pract ceand never iarlmg to laolcallY
cure
RH Ell MI a TTSNT,
DrOpsy, Elysip las Secondary syuhiis. Gruvrl
Diabetes ana all diseases in which lie b OOd 10
Implicated ls now Oitele 10 the pubic
sold by all RtTAlL DRUGGISTS and tWholesa'r
oniyl by III ~ WEYBURS AEuICINE co.
l.. U. Box 3JS, Roche ter n. y.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-02-01
A NNUAL STATEMENT
or THB
Financial Condition
OF
CARBON COUNTY,
FOR THE YEAR 1879.

I. D. CLAUsS, Esq, Treasurer Of Carbon
County, in account with said County for
the year 1878:
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-10-31
NOTICE.
OFFICE; OF co. TKEA

OfFIF r OF co. TREA SUKER,
Orinpcburg County
Orangcburg, c. H., S. c., Oct. 9Th 1879
Tax Payers must bear in mind that the
Penalties and costs will attach on and af, cr
Friday October 3lst 1879. No extension of
time Will be asked for
ROBERT COPIES,
Treasurer ,OrangcbHrg County.
oct 10 st
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-10-31
Notice Of Dissolution.

Office is hereby given, that the
~ Partnership between J. |. Sorcntrue
and Joseph Loryea, was dissolved on the
END day Of October, ID. S79, bv mutual
conscnt. III debts due to said Partnership
are to be paid to, and those due from same.
discharged by j. |. Sorcntrlc, who will
continue the business at the old stand, in
his
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-10-31
Come Comet! Come !!! Conne!!!!

Ye men maidens great and small,
The young the old, the gay and all
To WALKERS GROCERY repair,
And get al you wish for there.
His TEA and COFFEE can't be beat,
His SUGARS sincerely sweet, ..
His BACON and his FANS are nice,
And sold always at the LOWEST PRICE,
No other kind You'll chew
If his TOBACCO your vew
Ard all will bless their happy stars
Who chance smoak his fine SEGARS
And if you'd feel his sovereign power
Just try his delightful FLOUR isasi"~s!z. 3sg
Since he n GROCERY begun f,
Ills GOODS are all A NUMBER ONE,
Then tell it to the young and old
He will not cer be UNDER SOLD. .a.4s.~.
Stay not to hear boastfu taker ,l
But call and get your GOODS from w A r KIT
Wait not until you all get poorer -
Come and be served by ALB L. MOORER, ir,.3 ..rt.4
w lo. to his cordial country friends,
A GENERA l. invitation sends
And WARREN GARDNER to- solcs
Your kind attention and your visits
And A. b. WALKER bose of ALL
Signs his greeting to the call.
A B WALK Err
Champion Grocer Modcrm Times.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-10-31
NOTICE.
OFFICE OFCO. COMMISSIONERS,
EraiiE,burp County,


Ihe ;innua' meeting Of the Board Of
.onhty commissioners will be held on the
hrSt tuesday after the first Monday in
November next.
All persons having claims against the
County which have not heretofore been
presented will lie the same with the Clerk
of the Board on or before the first dny of
November next.
Il. r.. MALONE,
Clerk Board Co. Com, o. G.
oct 10 ,f
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NN 4 rFor thS QrWgcbnrg Times.
Tight Fashions-Mli ond Old

.gT,aal2 4snI enc /. p1aZ
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-25

E,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
IL ish Of Orleans, No. 12B23-Ry virtue Of d
writ Of fieri facas, to me directed by the hon.
orable the Fifth District Court tor the parish OF
Orleans, in the above entitled cause. for city
taxes OF 1879. / Will proceed to sell at public
auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex-
tomhouse streets, in the becond District Of this
The 2GTng asssrIeed pr9perty to Wit
ii the Third Distri,t OF this city. In SQUARE
Antonio. Where. st. Anthony and Urquhart
streets. and designated us lot number eleven,
measuring sixty four feet front on Antonio
street by one hundred feet In depth.
ACERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND sitnated
In the Third District Of this city In square
number six hundred and thirty one bounded
by Claiborne. Robertson. Columbus and La
harpe streets and designated as lot number
nine measuring TIL rty- ons feet front on Clai-
borne street by one hundred and eight feet in
depth.
uated In the Third District Of this city, In square
number eleven hundred nnd seventy eight and
bounded by st. Bernard. Liberal, Force and
Antonio streets, and designated as lot number
nine, measuring nineteen feet front on st..
Bernard street by one hundred and twenty eight
feet In depth.
Seized IN the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot
J. X. ALCEE GAUTHREAUE
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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