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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-02-28
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A wood chopper working near Sugar Springs
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A stable belonging TO Mr.. William Allen,
Of New Castle, was burne on Monday, and
his year old daughter, who was playing
in the haymow, perished in the flames.
William Penn, aged 80 years, was stabbed
ard killed by an old man named Kinan
Tuesday at Pittsburg. The men were walk
ing together, aud the murder was the result
OF hot words passing between them.
Land was sold in Washington county last
Saturday at $l2s.5O per acre, which was
regarded as a very fair price.
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tor Of the Phenixville LadependeRf, have
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-27

The star that rose in the evening sh ade,
L'oked sadly down on tho Weeping maid,
The sun that came in his morning pride,
Shed golden light Ger aAanghins bride.
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Commissioners Notice.

THs STATE or WEsT VIRGINIA, S.:
Alta Circuit Court hold I'm an,; for Tho
The unity az Preston, "a che llth 6sv
az October, 1850:
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IN RQUTTY.

Tie court bong OF opinion thst the
credit IN The report Of comnai.sio,,er
smith Crane, TO dsieruant CONWAY. lrr
erroneous ifihSv ere rtLs cc.t.e rer..
isu to ny the Opirion of Green, Jurar.
see ! 10 West virginia reports. psge aeO
o." " 20, Tho said Conway shonId he
ciedittd, in~tesd 81 E"ih sum a 5JIf.2B.
with "ne~hair or tho profits cfgsiI cattle;
and Ihole being no evidence in lie cause
lp ascertain Nuch profits. the f..rft a.
said crane w1s rc-COmui.'ad io him 10
'ahe Iurtber proof touching the matter OF
sod cattle, whether they are ur tho cattle
bought With the funds Uf said George ID
Yans. ana referred 10 IN said opInion.
and II 20, then t. take proof ascertain
snd report the one-half OF the profits of
ssld 'aitle' "ud % they ora not o. the cat-
tie so referred To On said opinion fLgf 3D.
30 report and in eitEcr event tlasho ~.
form his report accordingly.
An 81 stract irom the Gesrce.
fFrrf
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ADDISON 81. VANCE

George D. Exams. Benjamin NJ. Dorssv
John II. Huffman, lsa.n scott; Jesss
ftch, administrator Of Euoch =.
Fltch. deceased; Warren {. Dorae =.
administrator OF Alpheus {. Dorscy
deceased; James Evans, Philip Eog>
ers, John Wallace. Evan D. togle .Jes-
&c d. Fitch, Tho Merchants AMI Nc.
ch"nic's Bank az Wheeling; Hsryev
Siageers, administrator Of ChristoDber
Nicholson, deceased: William N
Jones. administrator Lf Dorrns Pier
point. deceased; Philip III. Keck. C. ark
Hrntiny, William l.. Ianegtv. Annie.
US w Grown, John /. W.rley. john
81 brand, late sheriff II Monongalia
county, and as such. administrators of
q, q. Marlctt, decreased; James Dor>
sey, George W. Dorsey Jr.' The Fair
mont BHnk, Daniel Ziuu. William
Conway, Tie Frostbuig Bank. wiz
liam q. Brown. Joseph SniGer. Phi.ip
basnet; and Samuel Hackney, sheriff
81 M.orongalia county, and as such adj
ceased.
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A Bashfu. Yeun1 Mao. ll.crna.

Soma people never seem To- got tho
right idea oftbe subject somehow. ThoY
were talking At I"N .istci'- the other
evening, OF the suderings or the poor
people turned ont of doors by "a @ recsn II
hurricanes in the Southern St,tes. whom
n oash'ul young Nan with green neck
tie. who was silently sqrirmin: on .
straight Packsl Chair in a corpar. va.
asked how much exposure he thought il
possible for a human beicg to endure.
Exposure. mum? Yes mum. We'll.
the IN 'tt terrible instance of exposure I
ever knew tapped TO myselfa Few years
ego
':Indeed !" said young LAZY. Tell
ps all about it,"
vel, you must know, I had area,
hsbi; Of walking out through tho pnrl:
and stroiling on tho beach near tho CHA
House. Ore Sunday morning, very
carly, 1 WA rmpts4 by the extreme
heat 10 slip into the surf and take IA, n
which, as there WA TO one around q
that hour, l finally did. Judge Of nv
horror wh-u came out and found that
tho tile had risen and carried of NV
elotl -
"Ahem !" interrupted tho hostCss.
"Won't-won't YOU try some chocolate
Mr.. Scidmors1"
THANKS in a minuto-just "a soon as
] inish my story. Yes, every stitch 7
had in the World was ne -overythiny
except chest protector, snG was forc-
ed 20 walk into Van c-s avcruo where
lived. with nothing but that between
me and tho sneers OF tho beart,ess world.
] IL toll you how ma god. Just tied
the pro
Butjust hero one of tho ladies tainted.
while another, with great tact, sat down
at the piano and shrjekeI "N.ncv Leo
nj the top Of her lungs, under CO. YER OF
which the dead and wounded were car
rie of, while the sincere hut misguided
young man Wa coaNeG into the hall and
handed his hat.
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Romance.

Oh sho was a maii of laughing eye,
And she lived in sgirrat cold and high,
And no was threadbare, whiskOrel beau,
And ho lived in cellar damp and low.
But the rosy boy Of the cherub wing
Hath Inaie a shat in his slender string.
Aud the youth bolow and the maid above
Wore touched with the batbing darts OF
love,
Ard shs W Guild wake nom her trou blod
sleep;
Der his tender biliot douX T. veo,
Or stan like a statne cold and fair.
And gaze on a lock OF his bright roi hair
AMI he who was lste 40 tall and proud,
With his step so firm AMI his laugh 80
loud.
His beard grew long and lis face grew
thin.
And lac pinned ir solitude over his gin.
Bat ono soft night in the month ofJuue,
AS she lay in tho light Of a cloualess
moan.
a voice came floating 1ot and clear.
70 the startled mlidCns i.,touin. ear.
o. :hcn from nor Grading couch abe
sprung.
And her tasled tresses back sho lung.
She looked from hes window far below,
Aud he stood be4y4.h her whisk orod
beau
.She dii not start with foolish frown,
hut packed her trunk and hurried dowu
And there was her lover tall ani true,
in his thrsafbve coat If hrightcued hue.
The star that rose in the evening sh ade.
L'oked sadly down on tho weeping maid,
The sun that came in his morning prido,
Shed golden light Ger u Aan Ching pride.
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Co-RGrtneyShiD Notice.

The co-psrinerahip Formerly existing
under I've name Of Allen, FaHs 4 o.. h
dls.otYtd by mutual consent. M Ctas
y. Ellis bes purchtvel bali Interest h.,
thc business. sud now co.u-rtuer.bIt
FORMED under tho uamo of Aiisu ~ EI.q
Tho new hrh having increased G,ri,i.
ties. purpose doing . Wholesale and 70
TIL Lu-iuoss ICE General Nsr .h.i,di.s.
anI viii spare no pains tp make 10 ty ti.o
interest OF sll wro patrouil. fhsm.
S. r.. ALLEN
LHAS. D.. ELLIS.
Referring % The above notice. lesfrs
~ express tbe sincere tlauk. OF tle glJ
hfm o. generous public. Tor the rJ,r.l
I"tro mage upsiOW cd ou chem. Ne vrilf
eudo~vvr t3 make be- to The Interest OF a.I
our old customers, sud the UuLIr DO
continue thfir patronage With u.s. a.
Ne are DESTROYS ni having the businaas IN
lhe old hrm settled ~ speedily y, p...f-
hie, ] Will consider is personal favor b.
ali. in any way indebted 90 any az tbe
OLD hrms, will setuo thcir ind5t tsduegs
~ sD0u ~ possible.
Respectfully, &c., CT. ELLIS
NewburE w, Va, oct 10. ls8O.-
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Commissioners Notice.
BUCKNER FAIRFAX'S Admir-
IS
BUCKNER FAIRFAx'S he rset Al
and
Henry c. BEATTY, otAl
Us
BUCKSEH FAIRFAX's admir- Of n.
IN YnrIrY.

By joint~decree rendered by the Cir
cult Court Of Preston county, in tho st 10
uf West Virginia. in the above mention
ed cause on the llth day OF October.
1850, the said causes = ore referred % any
one Of tho commissioners ~ the aid
court, who II directed IN audit, state. 90 =
tie and port the btite sad condition OF
tho administration account ~ John a
Martin, admjnistrg'Dr Of tho c.tSt3 o.,
o. Buckuer Fairfax, deceased; also b asccr-
Gain the real estate owned hv tho said
decedsnt ~ TIE time Of his death, and the
Late and condition u the titles thereto.
also 10 ascertain the liens thereon. tie
tbo character, order and pr rites 81 tps
Sdide; with directions g. t4ke proof OF
End ascertain and report ell valid debts
cue rom sad estate and any other ina 90
Ter deemed pertinent by the commits
vioner, or being pertinent that may be
req iired ~ ihe pariie-, or any Of them.
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kIN0WOOD, W. VA, OCT. -, 1870.
The parties % the above meliio1ed
osuses. viz. Johu A. +, Martin. All.
minislrsiOr o. the estate OF Burkner
fHiriaE, deceased James q. Fairfax
Isaac p. Martin, John a. l.. Martin.
Gress Partheriz VicNsry and Charles r
Nlcherv her husband Anne EUz.i.eth
Scott and Stsnhope ". Scots, hso bus
band. aud S4-dh h. Fairfax. children
hoi.0 ~ iaF ~ Bucknsr ta5r8x. l-ceis
edi Henry g. Beatty. Jo-euh IsrEsou
Jesse Spurgiu, William - Brown. sam
vel Snidsr, EIjah S8aTer n o National
Bank o. kinRwOOJ, Nsttbias r. Stuck
Henry " Grimes, Elisha J. Miller .rt
. other parties unknown. cre.Iiinr-
o, said dscsdeui. will t4ks rouce
that sn@ll, on the ltt dsy Of De-
reDosr next. ~ my Office aforesaid. prg-
csed 70 execute the above msutionoI DO
cree " reference
SMITH CRANE. Cg-sr.
Ohm Bsrtru Payne. PfTs cpuuss. in
the cause first above mentioned. AID
James a Brown, counsel 70 the sec.
Oud mentioned cause. fDc2g br
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SMITH CRANE, CLERK.
CoMMISSIONERs OFFICE. ,
~ AWu.n w V ~. 4 l.-n . .

~ y p TT'F-TT ITt = IIF TIf' ~.
AINGwo,D, w. VA, No, 4. 1880
The ab. We named parties will iako no.
iIce thFt stall on Tuesday. tie .Oih d y
OF Son eWher 1880. al my rfics aroie-
sWd proceed 90 execute he above MOI
toned decree o. reference.
SM TIL CRANE Com'r.
VIM Conway. ''
PauIr 70. KIoK5 Counsel Tor Geo. %
Lyan-, etRl p,G,so' p"
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10 ne c-saAoys u B,ckney Faafar, do
cca5si
IN pursnarcs ofa decree 10 the Circuit
Court ~ TIE County OF p4o-L,u. maGs iu
fuse ihereu pending. 60 rIihjrot lie
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-20
DOMESTIC.

San Francisco, 19.-Victoria dis.
patch: The slite OF eartn. which
damned the Thompson River, is
gradually disappearing before the
force OF the current, and disaster is
likely to be sverted.
Pittsburg. Is. - The common
wealth will bring charges of murder
sgainst The men found guilty by the
coroner's jury. OF causing the death oil
many persons in the late railroad
accident.
Milwaukee, 1S.-Edward G. Ryan,
chief justice OF the supreme court Of
Wisconsin. died to-day. He had 8
national reputation.
Washington, 1S.-Col. W. B.
Tbompson. superintendent OF the
railway mail service, in his annual
report. recommends an increase OF
800. 900 in the appropriation for
postal car service, of $4,000 for
route agents. and of SIS. 900 for mail
route messengers.
Wheslock. VT, 19.-Byron Black
this morning murdered bis mother,
sister and steptather with q knife,
and hung himself; insanity.
Reading. Pa, ia tramp who
requested food. to day. destroyed the
barn OF G. 6. MoWrsy, with cattle and
machinery. Loss $4,000. Citizens
are pursuing.
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The storm.

Sioux City. ia storm Of set il
here on Friday and became severe.
The snoWstorm on Saturday con.
tinued in q modified form through
Sunday, and yesterday all the rail
roads leading to this city, except the
Sioux City and Pacific, have beer
blocksded, but the Central is open
to day, and other roads are fast get
ting out of the Drifts. The weather
hAs not been cold, but large
losses in stock are reported
Nearly every farm has suffered. One
man in this county is reported &c
have lost 800 head of sheep. Great
loss of cattle in Dakota, Nebraeks
and Iowa is reported. The oldest
inhAbitsnt does not remember g
storm OF such severity 40 early in the
season.
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The CORoKER's jury has found the
flsgman, conductor and engineer
responsible for the recent railroad
disaster in Pittsburg, by which many
lives were lost. 1t now Iemains fol-
the grand jury and the court to dc
their duty in the premises. Railroad
rules end regulations are utterly
worthless if they do not govern and
regulate, IS was the case in the
Pittsburg affair. The way TO make
rules observed is to punish the crimi-
mails from whose thoughtlessness OF
recklessness murder results. It lie
possible to avoid collisions ofsrsilroad
trains, but they will occur until rail-
road employees are made to under
stand tina: they Will be punished as
murderers for oarelessly causing the
death OF those who entrust their lives
TO the care Of the railway companies.
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FOREIGN.

st. Petersburg, 1s.-The Khsrko6
cou.t NATAL has sentenced seven
political prisoners to various terms OF
penal servitude.
Dublin, 1s.-The Gazette publishes
q proclamation declaring County
Kerry in a state Of disturbance, ana
requiring additional police. A re-
ward of 5000 has been offered for
the capture OF the murderers of Mr..
Hutchin's diver.
GsscheD, British ambassador, has
informed the porte that the Prince OF
Montenegro will undertake TO liber-
ate the Musselmans imprisoned in
Podeoritzs, for a9itating, and will
proclaim amnesty after the surrender
OF Duloigno.
Parnell, replying to the address OF
the town commissioners OF Ros.com-
mon, mentions that he mad received
many threatening letters from per-
sons representing themselves to be
landlords or agents.
Cairo. 19-The official journal
publishes the report of the deputy
governor of soudan emphstically
denying thst the slave traffic has in
creased since the departure CT Gen.
Gordon. He states that the work oil
repression is being actively carried on
by the same European officers sp-
pointed 20 the command OF the dis
tant provinces by General Gordon.
Vienna, 19 -Telegrams from
Athens report that a large quantity
OF ammunition for heavy artillery hsc
been landed at Pieracus.
Paris, 19.-Felix Pyatt has been
sentenced, in contumacy, to two
years imprisonment, and to pay q
fine of 1,G00 francs for his article,
iustifying the attempt OF Berezowsk
to sssassinste the Emperor OF Russia
in Paris, in 1867, and Roberts, the
manager OF Pyatt's paper, the Com
nune. has been sentenced to si1
months imprisonment and to pay
a similar fine.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-20

SENATOR WADE HAMPTON has sent
to Secretary John Sherman what il
regarded by the parties and the pub
lie as a challenge to a duel. Mr..
Sherman very wisely regards the pro-
ceeding on the part OF Hampton as
foolish, and will therefore pay no at =
tention to it in the personal way that
the South Carolina senator invites
him to; however, the willy secretary Of
the treasury will make good use-for
his political par!y-of the nonsensical
business. The public already has the
correspondence that has passed be-
tween the gel tlemen, and is making
much of it to the injury of Hampton.
Sherman is too wise to fight, and he
gets GU. of it without his personal
bravery suffering in the slightest de-
gree; while Hampton must be re-
gsrded as ho.-hesded ass, who has
not yet learned, though living in this
enlightened age, that his per:
sonal honor and character would
suffer 3 good deal more from
engaging IN duel than from
pretty nearly any other act Of
which be could be guilty. This is
not the age, nor is America the place
for duels, and the sooner the south.
ern chiyalry" that still believes in
the code, comes to its senses and
catches up to the times the better it
will be for the "old families" socially
and politically. Nobody will say
John Sherman is coward because
be refuses to shoot Wade Hampton,
or be shot by him; but everybody will
commend the wisdom which prevents
him from descending TO the social
level o! one who would fight. Ga the
other hand. Hampton can receive no
sane praise for wanting to murder or
be murdered, and no one will say be
Is brsver man than Sherman. The
last named has the advantage at
every point in this controversy, |
whereas Hampton might have had |
the better OF the quarrel, pro-
vided be was Rot a ku-kluxer, as he
claims.
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LAKE DISASTERS.
Further, but Unsatisfactory
Particulars Concerning the
ssAIDeua,,'

| Chicago, 19.-The steam barg
Trader, which plies between
Chicago and Muskegsn and doe
lumber business. and which
according to the advice5 and reports
of the officers Of the schooners
who have seen her wrecksge, hal
been lost and gone to pieces on tbs
east shore of Lake Michigan, wa
csptainsd by Fraok Brown and
manned by a crew OF ten. She
measured $50 tons, classe1 B 2. and
was valued at Sc, 900. All hands have
probably persisted.
Holland. Mich, ia man Just
in from Ventura, eight miles north,
says: During the night bucket, two
life preservers. and cabin door, all
marked ALpenG, came ashore there.
At Lot Camp stood part of the for
ward deck. Inside were fine granting
work, one piano, with upper lid gone,
marked Vischer, new York, maker;
also an oval stairway and bucket
found Cd the beach, mile north OF
the Hsrbor. The bucket is marked
the steamer Alpena, nothing else was
marked. Men are watching the shore
for other portions.
The wreck of the Alpena is coming
ashore. The piano has been identi.
fed. The body of Mrs. Bradley, OF
Santa Fe. was the first to come
ashore. She had been spending the
summer at Grand Haven with two
children. Watchers are patrolling
the shore waiting for further
Wrecksge.
Montague, Mich, 1S.-Sectious Of
the Trader and A{pena have been
wa,hed ashore at Stone Creek, near
here, including the Alpena's wheel, a
piano. rope and lumber.
Grand Haven, Mich, 19.-Pas-
sengers on the ALpena. as far as can
be learned: W. s. Benhsm, Ed |
Harold and wife, NJ. Crassmsn. Miss
B. F. Curtis and Captain II. V
SPUR. of Grand Haven; Mrs. Bradley
and two children. OF Santa Fe. Nm;
Mrs. s. B. Cote, Of Illinois; II. I.
Locke, agent Hill Bros, New York;
Rev. Father Hart and vile. White
Pigeon, Mich; Mr.. Rodger. agent
glassworks, Syracuse, N Y; John ]
Bower, ex-stsWard ALpsnG; John Os-
born, vile and three children, Chi
csgo; Maggie Mack. eI stewardess Al
oena; N. P. McGilVrsy, st. Joseph,
Mich; a man with three children,
name unknown; O. Kusher. Fred.
spareth, G. Haltinger, Grand Rapids;
:. Landrelh, MuskegoD. The fol-
owing are supposed to have been on
he Aipsna: L. D. Piriton, New York;
Harry L. St. Clair, Chicago; W. O.
'ettibone, Chicago; 8 Jew by the
lame of Bob Sintky, a scrap-irOn
ny er, Chicago.
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triumph CT good principles Of govern.
ment. The question had come to be
one Of men. as we'll as principles,
and Justice should have been done to
both. Furthermore, the New York
World has no right 10 say which are
democratic papers and which are
not. For long yeSrs the World hiss
been anything but an honest, con-
scientious party organ. It's doubtful
politics, questionable practices and
insincere professions long ago gave it
g queer and lonely position. while the
Sun, since it came under its present
editors management and control, has
never been anything but the able.
wise and consistent friend OF honesty
and right, both in and out Of politics.