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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-13

Returns from seventy.seveu counties have
been received. The msj jority in favor OF the
Constitution is gro wing larger.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-13

Telegrsphed to the ARGu
ST.. LOUIS, July IL.
Flour-Low grades in demand; other graoe'
very dali. ,,5
Wbeat-Better but no quotations; unchanged
Corn--Demoralized, 3@bc lower.
Oat.-Lower nothing doing.
Whisky-99c@$l 90.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-13

The reported massacre of Christians in
Pekin, Chira, has not yet been confirmed,
and the probability is that the report was
-slse
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-13

Chicago MARKET.
1slssr.phsd to the ARGUS.
OnIoAso, July Is.
FIour--Dull. unchanged; - 25@6o 90 for
spring. ., ob6oI o6a. cIos-
ing 81 O5 ; sellers last half closes 81 ooa ana
seller August 81 0e!. .,o.,, -s.0
Corp-Lower No 7eic@1 17f Closing 'os@
762. ,s,,
Rye-Dull, rs for No2.
Barley-Quiet, 45@46 for rejected
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-13
Cold l.12 Ia.
Stocks and Money.

Stocks and Money.
Telesraphsd to ths Assus.
Nsw YoRk, July 13.
Gold closed at 81 124.
Coupons-6's of 'sI, I.17z; 5-2o's, '62, 103;
"a, I.lls; 's5, l.1iA new, LII; '67, l.lS4; 'os
ll3s: l0-40's, l,0Sa.
Currency Sixes-l.l35.
stocks-Markst lower, especially on NewYork
Central and Lake Shore, on various rumors
Western Union Telegraph, 35s.
L. S. Express, Asa.
Pacific Mail, 4I3
n. Y. Central-994.
Erie-24i.
Northwestern-s43. Preferred ses.
ltock Island, .20z.
ST. Paul, GA. Preferred slS.
Toledo i W abash, 70 Preferred rs.
Iort Wayne, 81.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-13

New York Market.
TsIsgrsphed to the ANGUS.
Naw Yoax, July 13.
Fiour-Dull; SIS 2005 so.
Wbeat-Steady: No 81 SO; No milwaukee,
81 80 bid No Chicago 81 1s@1 %.
Corn-DuIl, 93c@Sl 90.
Oats-Lower: unsettled; 6106c in store
Pork-Firm; S29 so.
| Lard-Duil.
Whisky-Dull at 81 ol.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-13
WATER FILTER,

American Genius has given to the world m.,v
valuable and useful inventions, but the
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-13
Chicsyo Live Stock.

ChicA 20 1.-Two BtOSk'
Telegraphed to the ARGUS.
U.,op s.oox YARDS, July Is.
Cattle-Dull and weak, at 30 Soao 20;
Hoga-Modsratelya active; IS 55s9 00.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-13
READY GLAZED SASH.

IN CONNECTION with my Planning Mill,
l. have opened . Ware Room for the sale Of
Primed and Glased Sash, where will keep con
stArtly on hand su sises Of these articles, which
can eel 1T much cheaper rates than they e.a
be purchased for elsewhere. l obtain my Glass
from the m.nufactories st Pittsburs thereby
seyisg the profits which others ust pay Tho
bay In this market All Builders, Farmers, aad
others in want of Sash will consult their own in
ssrest by giving me . call before purchasing g else
where ! Am sfsring unusual In nducsnents for
Ali. sr.S. J BIDDIscE
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-13

HON. GEORGE sHARSWOOD,
Justice OF the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
PftuADELPHIA. June I. 1888.
I have fonnd by experience that . Hoo1ands Ger
man Bttters" /. very good tonic relieving dyspepuc
s'p'' GEORGE SHARSwOOD.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-13

HON. WM 7. ROGERS,
Mayor of the city of Buffalo, N
M.YoR's OFFICE BUFFALO, june -, 1862
Ihave used IIoOhands German BiIters and Tonic
In INV family durnr the past year. and can recon-
mend them a. an excellent tonic imparting tone and
yigor to the system Their use has been productive
of0ecidedly beneficial effects. NM r. hoShhs'
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-13

HON. JAMES THOMPSON,
Justice of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA. April rs. 1896
consider Hoofard's German Btters" a valuable
medicine In cases Of stIacks Cf Indigestion or DyS
pepsia ! certify this from my experience OF II
YOurs with respect JAMES THOMPSON.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-01

Ayers Cathartic Pills,
Per all N. purpose. of a LAIsavs

Perhaps no one nesii.
zine 10 - universally re-
CURED By every body ~
a cstaaruSs nor was ever
Any before 90 uhiYersA
~ adopted into use. Ia
every ooaatFyAnd among
ell classes. a. this mid
bat sMcient purKArve
I'tH. The obvious reA.
500 l. saAt itisam more 70
lAbie and far more edees
tuai remedy than any
Rff.a4 VFtaaa zkW hawA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-01

Young nfp ddiced Ia secret habits who have ~
paired their hralths aud destroyed the ViRor si their
m'hhs thus dep wing themselves ~ the pleasure af
Married LIZ are nptihel In e'nsHliing ~ j. fsiLsr
they vii and tIiehd " console and Phi stefan ~hs
nae cured thousands ~ almost rFery part 3ft tho Init.
ed Niess, who applied 20 bf brksa dpa in health.
sui nov tclnics 80 an that make bspy aud life
de drahs. The reader u Of course asa4 ~ me deli
hnl .lllnn nf II 1. LntrlIls ala....n -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-01

Tn CHINESE 0Arn "A trial recently
came of in Idaho, in the District Court
Of Silver City. u Chinaman. for the
murder Of one Of bis counlrymen
which excited considerable interest,
from the nature Of The oath administer
ed y ibe Chinese Witnesses Ia this
ceremony, rooster's head is backed OF
siih knife, saucer broken, The oath
written on yellow paper. burned, and
tue smoke. 10 which is supposed to Be
the spirit Of the burned oath, blown IN
to heaven IN each case. Tie prosecn.
ton acd defence each swore 1--WE wiz.
nssses. killed Gre chickens, broke FIVE
saucsra. burned Eve pieces 81 paper
DC. After killing the chickens they
are thrown away by the Cinnamon, and
considered unit for use but, on this
OCCASION, an unbelieving American, not
seeing The difference between a fowl
killed IN this way aud any other, made
good dinner BY appropriaiing the TO
leelsd fo~ls. and making poipie Of
item.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-01


tired H. know thai II eured them those who have
hot, know that u their neiEhbors and frienda,
And Al kRow that whai u does once 4 does always
- that aesef fails through any fault or nsgisctof
ia oampeaitloa- We have thousands upon thou-
sands 81 oerae ~ their remark able Of the
following e9nplAints, bot such cures are knowu Ia
every neighborhood and ws need not publish thea.
Adapted - all ages and conditions la ali elnatcsi
cohtAninK neither oalotnei any deietarous drug,
ussy MAY e tlken win , safety hy snyeody; dher
them pleasant 10 take while being purely vegetable
harm can arise froai their use W any quantity.
They operate by their powerful influence on the
Internal visosfA 20 purify the blood and stimulate il
into healthy asfon - remove the distinctions Of the
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs Of the
body restoring their Irregular action to health aud
by correcting, wherever they exist sneh dcrango-
mehts ~ are the hrst Origin OF disease
Ainute direetions given In tho wrapper on
uls box for the following complaints, which these
FOR Dy.prp.ia or Haaige.sten, Lissiess.
aess, LAaFaor and les. Of Appetite, they
shQaid be taken moderately 10 stimulate the stom.
Aeh aud restore its healthy tone and action.
For Liyrr CossPiaiat and is various symp.
toms, mli,oas MeAiaehe, sick 81 eaaAehe.
Collie and sltitsms FeVer-, they should be ia.
dcously taken for each 10 correct the diseased
Aetion ~ remove the obstruotons which cause il.
for nyseatery OF D'arThsea, bat one mild
For RAGS mati.w, Geat, Gravel Paint.
tatisa Of the Mrart, Pats IN the side,
Back and LOtns, they should be conunuously
taken ~ required 20 change the diseased action on
the system. With such change those complaints
disappear.
For DrePsy and DroPsieaI sweIItnra they
should be taken 70 large and frequent doses 10 pro-
daee the effect Of drastic purge
FOR Auppseasioa large dose should he taken
s produces the desired effect by sympathy.
Asa DtSaer PiH, take one two Ptlis 70 pro-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite
Aad invigorates the system. Hence il Is ofen adj.
rantageoas where no ssrisns derangement exists.
One who feels tOierably well, omen finds that dose
Of these Puts makes him feel decidedly better from
their cleansing aad renovating effect on the diges.
tive apparatus
DIR. J. C. ATER 4 CO., Practical CksHssts.
LOWELL. MASS, U. s. A,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-01

WHtskEEA = NttfE - nses a. sga~ b. a.. a.
w = Dr. Hafft 0EEllAh tO9PUGku wsnAst.
81 Tie fvrsigf - mskjhR nee ~ Z. sskas
A@HA Aseasess u Il Nflff43 Mafffssa Asa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-01

MrnrSro ~ rHr Wan One u the most sin.
Fulsf sights growing cut a. the war il cortip.
a"ns lne q 2 sch.iroes " nearly hfy miles IN
length, arounl Petersburg and extending "a.
wards Richmond They arc growing from H.
hftAtSores thrown up BY the rebel army, aud arr
the only legacy ief BY the poor fellows who
we're on the advance line within one hundred
yaids q cur foreos Having eaten tho fruit
~bi's on picket duty, they cast the seed aside,
and 20" they sppeHr inEone eontinuou. line Of
hprit five miles in beautiful trees which yielded
az abundant crop the prcsen, rear
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-01

siSotiah FHEAKsor kAruuE A southern pa
Per says that there IL tyouhg mAu in South Car.
clins "hose LEG vas ampntstod at the thieh. du.
ring the war, from, Injuries received in ene Of
'be battles and, hfier the operation, the wound
rapidly healed. aud be vas sent home Abont a
year sherwaFd neshy protuberanec waa seen q
gro~ out u the ncsh which, IN the course Of a
few Honths, tooh the shape II a foot. aud since
That time !. has been growing anely unit, nov
the man has perfectly new foot and lex gros.
ihg from BIS ,nigh
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-01
MARRIAGE GUIDE

Ileisg priv IL sffBsiof ~ manned prsssss -
tsnts atoHf ~ BE- DE- Married btah Blsir saa fs.
male. ~ everything concerning hu Ff saipgy I'D
lslio' q go sssRal 'gsFta, eua ~ Pfsiqsios saa
gfsfsnflon ~ oFspfar asgdlhg ~ tie hss a.sssssr.
lss hsfd bsf.f. rissH N tbs Eesiis aHgass~ 10 M
1DtAa. VI. u. 1hs ffsfly gAiHahis Afta 3tsgsFt.
tas smk IL y sritaa p 81 fig isssuase Gnsfs ssssf
fssbsf aEa 10 iasiralse sh Baihsfsas shssssiss.
Az 5oNeF married - We W taos~ rtastsflssiss nssf
~ g. sna hsvsR ths best isi,sdlafhi % ma sls M.
sb"aid fad fhs bek Il Gisi,,ss ssetsisfhnt etstts
fts sNoaa - af9Aanitd sHhg sfsf "A il Aea,k fh.t
shsi b. ttksa ~ sna ~ IL sbui iHs kaass Ii 4iI
= $50 % aAY saaFss' ~ ~ Fsaia 50 ris AAdl,Y.
ia W. f0t -. ~. sic sysaes-ss, sbofs Fsgr,a
Fhiiadritbis
tEAfFLicTTDA AnuSFuHTr &.mst.
trt het mAY b. sag asrsss Eeft4s sos blar. sosf.
sfi shasf - rsss n 49, sf ~ "a ofsas ~ aess
hsNse ni'a hFsssa~~ hp sgyvais- il ibis - aBf
g EARTHLY u siii - ths sasass sfsssns 100 aast
GUAR Eur hssl go t.stIhif yeff Afs
~ l@@rf 'ns ~ r.sheni - 90 Hsf ~ me siseasss
essfi'hr.i y ~ Fgiitestleas, - Ne aaaas ~ As
sFfvss . AD'ss fspFsN, FAiiAesiPhls i4z3
81 40 W l. l. Is q Y
. GOOD Trunk
80 wiI10x cos
s@iI bsppisstsn. VI
WHIsKEEs Wbtt - nses l.. eya~ b. a.. 60.
w = Dr. HAVE 0EElgAh tO9PUG Nj want
= ''s..si 8. 'i.'T y 10 -, s =, !.
/. 4 d T.
sossrT rEusKs - y q so - Js., rsselsssa
y. q. wILeo1AeOH.
s~h n@ssisEiss, -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-01

A. iSTrEHsrrso pisoovrRY The RUNE Of an
Aztec fsatrsss have been discovered on the sum.
init u mountain near onsaba. Mexico. Tho
place i' 20 dense With woods aud under growth
hata thorough exploration epuld not he made
BY The discovers. They found fur house.
three saennee ssones several pillars, and Hind
q utn ~ stitch vere more than twa hundred
stull AZ -hits a. marble, from which noi even
tooth vas lacking Several idols and stone stat
usa we're discovered.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-01
.kS|7HEHla|l

No hrHnvo. Il - aafrss,,iea g. curs ia.t ~
Impaired IAals, sHteu 90 Hearing NatsrnN or
Neak h'es offensive Breath Itccratfd Throtl
"a Aoalh, Fan Ard Pressure Ia Tie Head. and
l'ss q hfnsgfs shru caused - ali = ihsin re
qusntls are ~ tie rAvArcs ~ CalArh Il il
pleasant snd nainirsH g. urc. crntains no strlrE
iaastisuus ~ csHsuc drues bat ea0rs ~ u, u,Aa
spo{tina Uefsae
Nill pa teoO Re~srd tor ease ~ Catarrh that
i caHnut cure
Eos SALK NJ Ncrr nnruafsrs FvEsrautHK
fHiCt nN4Y ~ CHNrs
II Your Druggist hss nai gat ii On sale, d0nT
he rui IN sith Hume worse than worthless strong
stun, fumigator, ~ puis1nuus cauriic salutiun
which sill dritc De diseist ne lungs instead ~
curing d. bat send sltty eeuts O. ne and the
remedy NIL reach yau hy return mail -Four
packages post paid g a., one dozen inr tN
scud tvo cent stamp ~ nr SaFs's pamphlet
aa Iatarrh. Address the Proprietor
u y. PIERCE " u.
iEtyFaIu
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-01
THE PEERLESS
GREAT IMPROVEMENT.
Tm Mosr PrRrrcv CocEtxa srovr r,rI
AspG
Nos a,oar8e,9 ~ FRS Grand rrtsr Ned
a. al az Faas ETJasaiaR, iS67.

fnf f1oasms, npratshlt fag Smplstts
NansKemrnt tiesutpsss iu NasklHe isrsutt =
iAoe1xn. Sla,sflhness e Castings Ard FisFsnes q
hpfsh. q siAnas snntallri Toe snksaFiissr 4
vneid tafafn TIE ral.ils nat be {, sole sgsnt ID
this aactoa i,q the sale II ths above csieh1als.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-01

(AltlOA 10 FEAAIks ~ Delicate
hhAbTH.wh IN Dow Gbytietan and sofssas
No Endirsti-st, B'sieh Il c,nsnltra asiiy - I'll
dssatss nctfsHt :" tbs female sJstfa Ftat paas {.
sri ~ fIsaf Aas Suppression sld aibsf faea strnst
dfAux*meAis tastiN 9if.ts tathnad 81 pgfnrls
~ SUI sf sdy tiisf raarthfest III Fffy NV asst
seiptHfiAelY ssftqia II tAis asas ~ ifvataent
that ne meet tbs male r8nIiaiats ysA uHdsf H. aHd
ne Fhilftsi i-tsi'h ssIh frisefs 50 psffvei bfmk
ilF Uas has NJ tteN hsl FfsAisf sklsfi.iss ta tks
Bsstan.
Boarding accommodations fr tatisnls ha NAV ~lsk
SaHf IL B9sien is~ dats sbdef 81 ifsaimsat
br bgw since i6as. hasne csHs ned he vhais sites
t"h 8" 81 naieF IfAetes iaf ths frissr Iis-
ssss' AZ Fsaiste toinpaiEts ael lrdxss - salsf.
o. IN he uHited siaisa
y B--AH ietisrs must contain sHs esllaT o. tAsy
vii not 30 sHsNer@a
once ayufs irgW ts9rn
bo,tsa. Juiy -. iaes ltiYgs
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-06-16
Enronean Enumeration.

The report of the Superintendent at
Castle Garden shows that last week the
number of immigrants from Liverpool
was 4 1868, from North Germany 8, Isl,
from Glasgow and London 1,908, ana
and in sailing vesselsg 1000 /;
total, II ,922. Out of this number over
5000 have gone West or into the interi-
or. During the year ending May 31st
over3l6, 900 immigrants arrived at Castle
Garden, of whom more than twentieth
were eScandinavians. These latter, two
thirds of whom have gone West, have
brought with them nearly $500, 900.
There has been q gain to the population
of this city from the influx of foreigners
during the last twelve months of over
60,O00. Out of 10000 immigrants who
arrived last month, New York got IA, 900;
Illinois 5000; Pennsylvania nearly
6 200; Wisconsin, 5000; Ohio, 1900; Cal
ifornia, 5000; New Jersey, 1,500; New
England States, 5000; Southern States,
! 200, and Others went West.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-06-16
The Army Bill.

The army bill as it passed the House
last Friday from the Conference Com
mittee, is i'll % sections. Besides fixing
definite rate of pay for all officers, and
providing that after July, 1871, the size
of the army shall be thirty thousand
men, its chief feature is that for reducing
the number of officers. The number of
Major Generals is fixed at three, and of
Brigadier Generals at six, and no ap-
pointments to these grades are to be
maize till by death, retirement or resig-
nation the number is reduced below
these figures. The retired list is fixed
at 300, and till that number is reached,
Officers of 80 years service may be re-
tired Oh their own application and at
the Presidents discretion. Officers who
desiie may be hOnorably discharged
prior to next January, with one years
pay and allowances. The offices of mil
itary stOrekeeper and medical store
keeper are abolished on the first of next
January, and the incumbents then are
to be mustered out with one years pay
andall allowances. The grade of regi-
mental commissary in cavalry regiments
is abolis he'd Immediately, and the in
cumoents are to be assigned for duty in
regiments, and shall have the first va
cances in the rank to which they shall
belong. The grades of regimental COM
missary sergeant and regimental hos
pital steward are also abolished, and the
corporals in each company are reduced
to four, and all these persons may elect
between the assignment the Secretary
of War to other grades, or honorable
discharge, with full pay. Worthless or
Incompetent officers, designated by the
General OF the Army or Commanders of
Departments, are to be sent as soon as
possible, before an examining board of
five, to be appointed by the Secretary Of
War, and on its recommendation are to
be mustered out with one years pay,
but all such officers are to be heard in
their own behalf before the board. Va
cancies in officers of either arm of the
service are to be filled until next Ianu-
airy by the appointment of the list of
elect between going
into the grade of Second Lieutenants or
being honorably mustered out with one
years pay and allowances. Retired
officers have IS per cent. of the pay of
o.icers on the active list. The office of
General and Lieutenant General are to
expire with Sherman and Sheridan.
Brevet rank is not yet actually abolish
ed. but it might about as we'll have been,
for it is not allowed to give any privi-
leges of title, uniform, or command. No
army officer, whether on the retired or
active list, is allowed to hold civil Office.
This bill has yet to go through the
Senate.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-06-16

compensation of all female employees
of the Government shall be the same
as now fixed by law for males, was
adopted by yeas 7S, nays IS. The Sem
ate amendment appropriating S5OO,OOO
for the commencement ola new build
ing for the S;ate Depart ment, on the
premises how occupied by the War and
Navy Departments. vas rejected with
out discussion. The House also rejected
the amendfuept Yropos"'j by the Senate
in the relation - ;!ie extension of the
Capitol grounds. A..er separate: votes
had been taken on many of the Senate
amendments and disposed of, the bill
was referred to conference committee,
Messrs. Dawes, Niolack and Logan,
being appointed On the part of the
House. Mr.. Logan, from the Military
Committee, reported bill for the reorgan-
ization of the army, and the conferunce
reported which had been oreered was
concurred in and the bill passed.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-06-16
THE DEMOCRACY AND REpUDIa.
TION


THE DEMOCRACY AND REPUDIA-
TION
The Cincinnati Enquirer, is decidedly
outspoken as TO the position of the De-
mocracy upon the subject ofrepudiation,
and gives the following reason for the
platform containing no distinct enuncia-
tion on that subject:
The Democracy of Ohio are now divided. and
only divided, upon the point whether any por-
tion of the debt should be paid at ali. A large
ana perhaps controlling section of the party
here and in the West, are for open and untis,
guised reputation. Another division adheres
10 me old views, and favors the payment with
greenbacks, not par in gold, but greenbacks
worth what they were when the debt was taken
The diversity Of sentiment was such that it
was not thought advisable to make any dis
t1nct declaration at this time.
Here we have the position oft party
declared: "a large and perhaps q con-
trolling section of the party here and in
the West are for open and undisguised
repudiation :" and the balance are for
a arepudiatiou of at least tone-halfofit.and
are willing that it shall be paid in green
backs that shall be made worthless by
an over issue. Last year the ENQUIRER
denied that the party was in favor of
repudiation but now, it declares that
controlling section of the party" are
for "undisguised reputation" Wehope
we shall have no dodging or squirn1ing
by the lower lights of the party. and
that we shall have the true issue be-
tween the two parties fairly presented
in the pending campaign.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-06-16
Ohio n News.

l Ohio News.
Gallon wants a woolen factory.
Grateful rains all over the state.
Wool Buyers thick III Licking Co.
Dayton is to have public fountain.
Springfield is to have street preach
ing,
Fruit crop in Coshoeton looks splen
didly,
The Nelsonville miners continue on a
strike.
Good fishing at the Licking Co. Res
ervior.
The State seems to abound with petty
thieves.
Youngstown has prohibition liquor
ordinance.
squirrels very plenty i'll Guernsey
county.
Fredericktown has a new paper It's
Independent"
Cardington has sthe prettiest depot
grounds in the Stale.
DAYTON has a dozen small events
named for the fourth.
UhrichsvilIe BARRIERS shut up their
shops or Sundays.
week, aged 10l years.
A Man was killed by lightning in
Carroll county last week.
Sharon had a mad dog last week.
The dog was killed.
The crop prospect in Harrison county
is reported good.
South Charleston has woman's suf-
frage association.
There were two deaths in Bellefon-
taine during the month of May.
The census of Caldwell has been COM
pleted. Population, 325.
The Colorado potato bug has made its
appearance in Logan county.
Alliance is to have grand balloon
ascension on the 4th of July.
The freight on coal from Salineville
during April amounted to S2l ,9O2 10.
Springfield has new hackmau. She
is getting ready for the State Fair.
Springfield is trying for the Agri-
cultural College. Go it champion City.
The new OddFellows' Halls in Cald-
well will be dedicated on the first Sat-
urday in July.
The prisoners in the Cleveland Jail at
tempted to get out on Friday night last,
but failed.
Grain that was drilled into the ground
has not suffered so much as that sown
broadcast.
The Cincinnati Zouaves, Co. A, took
the prize i'll the recent contest ut Con-
yersville, Indiana.
The Pioneers of Licking, Franklin
and Muskingum Counties, will celebrate
the 4th of July at Pataskala.
The fruit prospect in Guernsey county
is good. The cut worm is troublesome
in the corn fields.
The hail that fell in Wayne county
last week was big enough To kill lambs
and severely bruise horses.
\ grand triumphal arch will be erected
Oh Fourth street in Cincinnati to well
come Sengerfest visitors.
Mad dogs in various parts of the State.
Kill them Off, and most of the others,
lest they too should go mad.
Older's Circus man seems to be doing
more toward filling up the papers
the State than any one else.
The price for wool-good washed-is
about 406e45c in Noble county, in Ross
county 35c and in Allen county, 33Ge40c.
\ ram of the Spanish species was
,horn OF "a fleece weighing thirty pounds
IN Washington county last week.