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n" Nasty" left US, on Tuesday, for Gaia.
voosa County, Illinois. Even the elements
"sfe gsas~y a, his departure, A frfe.d touch
{sxly eepsrked to us: "See, the weather
~eeps; 1t blows. it snows!" Re ha. gone to
tsoek for the old man. We condole with the
iIeid man.
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~, The gil on Main Street, above Fourth.
has cavsd in. from the undermining of the
~sod work placed underneath it, to afford =
passass for the xAer. While repairs are GO
Ing %. travei has 70 "coon it" through the
Psyiss.
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u The St. Joseph Gazette says that our
duck story. published last week. completely
eyersi.es its duck story. Its story escaped
oar notice. and We are therefore ignorant Of
ita siss and chnacter.
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U The Tosnship election occurs on Turs
oaynexGi Candidates are shy. and We do not
sest Of many persons who are jealous to serve
he public.
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was cured Of Deafness and Catarrh by
simple remedy, and will send the receipt tres.
MRS. NJ. C. LEGGETT, Hoboken, Nj.
march LOW.
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o Ihe Old sign has held good. this season.
The last days Of the present month have been
d. very like lion.
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1892 I'M 81 DAYS

Made by one Agent, selling SiLvER's PATENT
ELASTIC BRooM. Over $4,000 now in use.
Recommended by Hon. Horace Greeley and
American Agrieutturisf. One County reserved
Tor each Agent. C. A. CLEeo l. Co., 80 Ccrt
landf 81 N. Y, or l26 Washington ST., Chi
esoo, III. feb. 24-4w.
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feb. "a.
GREAT CHANGE! AGENTS WANTED

Il &1000 per year sure made BY Agents,
PlOOo male or female, selling our
tcorld -reno,pned Pafent Everlasting
White Wire Clothes Lines. Cheapest
and best clothes lines in the world;
only 5 cts. per foot, and will last a hundred
the Hudson Ricer Wre Co..
Is VIM. St., N. Y, or I6 Dearborn ST., Chi
cago, Ill. feb. l0-4w.
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fofal Hlatters.
CITY OFFICERS.

Mayor--M. S. MACK ~ r...,,
observation-disclosures Tr. WV. rh.1LL'
cF.V.s BusKraK P. L. PALMER. Z. " nAs-
Car cJerk-C. F. VAN BUsKIhK.
=. yCiv Tressurer-SoL. MIuIi.
: CITY Engineer-C. W SHREvE.
City M.rshal-JosHuA AILiso'.
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.

WHITE CLOUD LODGE. No. 6, l. o;
I'D p uee.. at Odd Fellows Hall. second
.,.,, Of DorIsnd's Building: Oh the Levee'
.resy Saturday evening. at ! o'clock: sr ..
Tier: Ia good standing are cordially invited to
visit tts Ledge: oo,, ~
Al. owrs, r. S.
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DELINQUENT Tax LIsr.-We have procured
supplements containing the Delinquent Tax
. List o. this County, for the benefit of those of
our readers who are interested in it. and who
will probably not get the information from any
othersouree. We enclose them in this issue
Of our paper. The sales will commence on
the first Tuesday in MAY. and those delin-
.quents who wish TO avoid additional costs,
Viii have TO pay their taxes before that date.
Doors AND SHors Phil. Kelly has Just
been to st. Joseph, where he purchase ed .
large Spring stock Of Boots and Shoes, of ev-
ssH description, latest STYLES, which he will
sehst the lowest living prices. Men, Women
aud children's wear. coarse and 6ne, may be
: had for the asking. and taken away for the
cash. He Will at all times keep up a full
stock. 80 that Gust mers can be accommodated
shenever they call. Call now, and try it.
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BLOOMINGTON. ILL.,, NURSERY.
10th Year! 500 Acres! 10 Grssnhouse,l
Largest, best stock and shipping facilities.
APPLE, Duchess, Transcendent, Hislop. 1.
and 3 years. APPLE ROOT-GRAFTS.
choice, including above, ROOT.
CRAFTS, Pear. Plum, Cherry. SEEDS,
Apple, Pear, &C., WILD-GOOSE. Miner.
Lombard. Piums. EVERGREENS, ROSES.
900. 800. Dahliss, Gladiolus, Trbeross,
Bedding Plants. Send Ios.-
for Catalogues.
dec. 30-l4w. FIX. PERNJY
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lWid0svs.,

E.l q !. 80 p. =
Recently young Tippefary widow,
Nelly NJ Phee, | think he called her, was
courted, and actually had an offer from
Tooley o Shane, on her way to her lils-
band funeral. aA'saa 5s9'llsis sil5 q ~
sShe accepted,of course said Gross
man. 80 A''t'4 i.ti
NO. she didn't" said Smith. mToo.
ley, dear says she, sye're too latei -four
weeks ago it was / shook hands wi Pat
Sweeney upon it that I would have him
a dacent time, artcr poor M'Phcc was
underboard. y tsf3 = sassiisi l9el
Well said Grossman. avidows of
all nations are much alike There was a
Dutch woman whose husband, Diedrick
Won Pronk, died and left her inconso.
late. He was buried on Copp's Hill
Folks said that grief would kill that widl
ow, She had large figure of wood
carved, that looked very much like her
late husband, and constantly kept it in
bed for several months In about half a
year she became. interested in q syoung
shoemaker, who took the length of her
foot, and finally married her. He had
visited the widow not more than fort.
night, when TIE servants told her they
were out of kindling stuff, and asked
what would be done After a pause, the
widow replied in avery quiet way May
pc it is well enough now to shplit uplold
Van Pronk vat ish up stairs s'sgosss 9sil
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The Boarding House Snap-Dras'

4 Miss Olive Logan, in a recent lecture
Iclassified the women of the period unde
six different heads We desire to sus
gcst seventh--the old maid of the pc
Iriod, or the boarding house snap drag
on. You can find her in eight out o
/ ten of those semi Fourierite habitation
known as boarding g-houses ana becaus
she islso numerous,i it is worth while t.
mention her. She generally comes of |,
good family, whose circle is too small t
hold her, and who are quite willing te
lpay somebody ese libefally to- keep hel
! in safe custody. saYeg9 sai 30 g.issi;f ~.
Her personal appearance is not ca.cu
lated to agitate many manly bosoms.-
She decks her, withered cheeks with Dor
lroweds colors, and supplies, the absence
lot natural incisors by q set which thS
dentist furnishes. She is tail and 1ong
lwaisted, and also what the, English
would call cll-jointed. The perpea.
| ldicularityof her backbone is a lesson
flor all ound-shouldered females. She
lis not like Maga, '"sfat and fair" but she
is ssforty" and more too She has ex
jpectations of a husband and is not IN
different, to the pleasure and perils OF
maternity. Her fellow boarders gener-
Ially sum up their opinion of her as fol
llowssf5 lsieifal sds 7e1 sa4a;eass 4
1--WE. can, stand the boarding house
butter. and the. cheese that walks without
Icrutclles, aud Sarahs (thc cooKss) hair
lin the hash, but when the Lord gaveius
| this maiden curiosity foraao companion,
lit was putting the last straw on the q cam n
els back" sJssa5,. - .t...,.
Late sitting lovers are her eye-sore,
and though she hates the sight of them,
she is the parlor sentry who never leaves
her post until an thea lights are extin-
guished ndthelastl rhaledlweler 10 gath
cred sheets.aaHe Ter curiosity. is un;
She inspects the superscription
of every letter that falls beneath her
|eyc, and knows exactly what SIZED boot
every lady in the e'house wears sxsh 1us
Though no man Gevero crossed the
threshold of her chamber, or ever cared
to, sheis constantly dreading the, incur
sion Of that animal, and always barri-
cades her door ere retiring She has a
great horror of seryantsgirls, and dEother
curious females, andis much given to
pasting pieces Of paper, oyer the, key
holes of her. trunks and drawers for fear
that her treasures may be iitled. Curl
Gus herself, she always suspects the cu-
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-01-04

A Baltimore paper speaks Of Henry
W-Bcecser as ssthe great prestidigitataux
Of the Holy Bible"
Miss Jennie James, Of Boston, gkye a
$4,000 levce the other, night, 2 Pen
years ago h,r father worked ID 4 cooper
shop for'S 81 a day. 'aFsls
Awful Gardner, the reformed brize-
fighter,has become deInented and. Gpagh
has iscn lecturing in New York for his
benefit. 3, 80. - 8,
The editor Of Iajical Vermont
weekly. after brief absence says Wei,
reader, we arc again upon our own dung
iillg1 fs sseiaf sr5Egs Is Ashlsst; s
Good style; Of walking tt hen SOU
get iute ansedtor's r4om, walk right out.
is healthy exercise, particularly for
| the editor 4sas e ~ ~
Ida, daughter Of Horace Greeley, is
said to be as much distinguished for ifef
taste in dress as her father is. Theft
tastes differ, however. II Nj test,Tsg
A fellow who lives IN the region.where
wooden nutmegs were invented has sto.
len the name of hrtemus Ward, aud il
using it in public. ss g
A schoolnastsr dcscribing money.
lcndcr,sass: "lIe serves you in the pres
cnt tense, he lends you in the cOndi-
tional mood, keeps you in the subjunc-,
tive, aad ruins ycn in the future $50,
"Caa you tell me how cid the dcyil,
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A,QpAKER LETTER The following is
taken from an English paper; "Fricnd
John, I desire thee to be so kind as to
go to one Of those sinful men in the
flesh, called attorneys, and let him take
out an instrument with q seal thereto, hy
means Whereof VIC may seise the out
ward tabernacle Of George Green, and
bring him before the lanlbskin men at
Westminster, and teach him to do in fai
turea as be 'swoulds be done by Thy
friend, asl .aa4 ls.1rn.llas.. r G w =
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Conundrunls.

What is the latest thing in drcsses?-T
Night dresses. sa., .s,.
Which is the oldest woman's club p
The broom-stick.
What do cats have which no other an.
imal has? Kittens. lee e fiiii's540fi
What is sure preventive to hair tur-
ming gray? Make up your mind to dye.
Why may young ladies, when they
blush and weep, be said to be disturbcrs
Of the peace Because they raise a
hue and cry.
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How Much D,drhat Hog weigh,

/ ~
as his own personal experience: .,I
I left New York for Albany, in no
very pleasant mood. Getting up for an
early train is neither customary nor
agreeable with me. | got into a muss
with the hacklnan about my fare to the
depot, my finger was jammed in, the car
door, and fat man stepped on my Toe
as stepped to my seat My face, /
know, looked forbidding, and though the
car, was full, the seat beside me was not
taken We had gone past one or swo
stations, when a tall, broad shoaldered,
farmef-looking fellow got into the car,
and without "Byr your leaye9" 'is this
seat engaged p down he sat beside me,
gave him look that ought to have
annihilated him, but it didn't. Then ]
looked out of the window and the car
moved on. BY and by my attention
was attracted by a gentle touch. s
"Pleasant day. ~
gave him to understand in a curt
way, that I didn't care if it was, After
a while he reached his long neck out by
me and. said, yawningly:
"Looks as if we should have some
rain soon.n .,s..,. -.
i let the, remark pass without reply,
determined he should not draw me out.
After some miles he again spoke;
"Killed hog last night
| well, what's that to me?" sald,
sharply. &. gas sar -, rs,
Guess how much it weighed ?"9
sob, don't bother six hundred
pounds a.s. I, S -,
"Guess again" after a pause.
.sWcll, say q hundred pounds" s +.
The challenge to guess had a triae Of
interest in il, but in moment, ashamed
of having shown any at all, thrust my
head out of the window, awaiting my
stnrdy associates advance He made
none, and after riding some ten or ifteen
minutes, I looked round He was star.
ing ont of the window, apparently lost
in reflection. s.ss..s -
allow much. did your cnssed hog
weigh anyhow 7" I asked as snrlily as ]
could. ,,..4,
He didn't change muscle, though
thought his eve looked a triae mischiev-
Gus as he replied. lp
"Don't know, didn't weigh him y
Fortunately for my peace Of mind, he
got out at Rhiuebeck station l could
not have endured him another mile.
| aa 3En 8cE ---->---f.iss7, sssf 9s5f Tsfig
Illegal fhusbandry -Thrashing wife
Counter attractions Pretty lady
clerks '''st ,. N i g
Another new reading Man proposes
but woman accepts,
Ia A friend at a pinch-One who shares
his snuff box with you. ga5s< 6s;,'.,
9iiAquatic sports--The race Of milkmer
for the nearest hydrant. gealse ilia 9sa
A little girl wanted to say that she had
d fan, but had forgotten what it was
called; so she described it asa ',thing tt
brush the warm all off you with.n
A horse dealer was asked if a horse,
Which he offered for sale, was tlmid. %
.'Not at alI,' said he; che often passes
many nights by himself in the stablc..''
Doctor lie Plum, of New York. says
that peanuts are a sure care for livcl
complaint. as
Anna Dickinson has young sistc
who is studying to be a modest, bashfu
young lady @
-
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Parental Adyicel..,

tMvcn you arrive at the dignity Of
savin wood, Lafayette you ever -
elevated to that ere profession mind
an salwus saw the biggest sticks fust; !;
'cause y.2you'll only have the little uns,
to saw ven you gets t,lckercd. Xon ron,
eats pleas j spose fyou may, il yer
lives to be a man--always cat the crust
first, cansc tile crust ain 3 good thing
to top OF with, specially il it's tough
and thick as sole leather Ven you piles
up wood. alwns put the big nns to the
.bottom--alwus, Lafayette, cause its
mighty hard exercise to lift 'cm to the
top q the pile. These is the results Ell
ihobscrvation, Lafayette, and may be de-
pended on, an its for your good I.sayi
it, sssss t5s ssss
IVY, father responded the young
hopeful, ''vot 'normous spcricnce yolt
must ADJ s.5, ss... -. s, ,se.lI..,
y.Ycs, my son, I've saw'd good deal
of the world, and Use growed sharp in.
consequence ae II Fisss ~ ~ 81
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IMPORTANT IF TRrE.-Eirst GossiI; ~
You know Smith is missing .s s
Second--No. . S. 81. s, g y -
First--Yes! lie Was seen going into,
a'Sausagc Shop and they haven't heard
of him sine. slef 81 s
Sccond-Oh, gracious me, ana i found
q button in my sausage this morning
Finale They both scrccch, faint and
go into fits. & s s.s. = z -
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APrac.ical Ioke.

6 Aloafer, while stopping at a tavern up
country, used to lounge about the bar
and drink other peoples liquor. Not a
glass could be left alone for moment.
but he would Slip up, anaalrink its con-
tents. One day stage driver came in,
and called for a stiff horn Of brandy tod.
idy. oJehu Immediately played possum
by leaving his brandy while he stepped
to the door. The bait took 0ureturn-
|ing lie saw his glass empty, and eaclaim-
cd, with all the diabollcal horror he could
affect:
''Brandy and opium enough TO. Kill
forty men! Who drank that pizen ?"
s.b!r stamincred the loaier, ready to
yield up the ghost with alright. eqss
nYeu're a dead man. said the driver.
"What shall lido p beseeched the 9th
er, who thought himself gone sucker.
"Down with a pint of lamp oil, OF
you're q dead man in three minutes =
answered the wicked driver. And down
went the lamp oil, and mp came the bran
dy and opium, together with his break.
FAST The joke was told, and he has nes-
cr drank other peoples liquor since.
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CnSoI.ISE AGaISTIn a church near
London, one Sabbath, recently, a person
entered a pew, and, believing heihae got
a seat, unfortunately sat 'tlewnupon The
dressqof aslladYiswIlos happened to be
rather highly crinolincd. lu an instant
he rose te his feet and begged the lady's
pardon in these words h'sssA fl's'i''s {
"Your, pardon, but I'm afcard I've bro
ken your uiiIbsellas' ~ sssf14
rs'sNothing wrong,'' said t.c sla,ly
blushlng. .ss4see asas S,,sai.~,sf -,
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GsrIt being agreed, among a party Of
twelye, that u disputed question should
be settled by. the o oainion of the major
ity, the six ladies expressed themselves
Iopposedto the six gcntlepan. and claim
eel the victory A gentleman objected
to this,as the number Of votes was equal
saying that ''they we're half and half"
"True, replied a, witty fair one, ..but
VIC, are the better halves -.
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GEr One Of Bishop Blomfelrs latest
dohs mots was uttered during, his last i'll
ness. Eeiinquired wha. had been the
subject of his, two arch -dcacons charges,
and was told that one was on the art Of
making sermons and the other on church
YARDS qsaag ii E9fsim .l9assss s,,s& "a
es0h, Isee,p said the bishop. "compo-
sition and decomposition, ~ 49,
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EE An Irisliinan recently stopped al
hotel in Des Moincs, Iowa,whcre pret-
tv' high kills were charged Inthc mora
ing the landlord made out the amount .oi
damages and presented it to Pat. After
he had glanced over it, the latter look
ed The landlord in the fhce, and ex
Claimed: st's
s"Y on put me In mind of snipe.
.Why p asked the landlord.
aBccausc you're nigh all BILL.
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.Esefai Things,l

4
About two O'Clock ioah assDecember
night, when the thermometer stood in the
|neighborhood Of zero, a party of wags
hailed farm house in very boistcrous
manner. The farmer sprang out of his
bed, drew onsafewlarticies oteclothing,
|ani ran out to, see what was wanted,
when the, following interesting dialogue
occurred; Have You any hay, Mr..
-?'' "Plchty Of it, SIR, eaIIaye
you plenty OF eorag'' ~Yes." 9sslAny
oats ~ rYes.qaas'Any eegs2''ln .Yes.,,'l
"Any3 batter7''' Yes Plenty OF
meats and breadstuffs n eyes" We'll
We are glad to hear it, for they are use
ful things in a family" The party then
drove Stf, leaving the farmer tos his re-
fections. sHi aads astf - eaf tsi.,1
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CHANGED.

fE.tHs1 rHr -. s. -s .Ast. III al
There, take it back-I never care ls
To look upon it now; 5o,sE.
The charm that once it seemed to wear,
Has vanished from the brow. s4es.
The eyes--nay, friend, l do not blame
Are glorious as of yore: -t.,,s5.a
The lips proud smile is just the same
That years ago it wore; srigs ebfa
And yot-l-and yeti fseEa change 4
That's half akin to pain, .HHme9 &
Grit, orI, are growing strange-- gEM
So take it back again. e a-i
You gave it me-ah, smile, friend, smile;
For, see, I'm smiling, too - s.
And whispered, ''For little while,
Be true, as lam truew Qgi lss. .
Were those the words? They echo yet,
Z But with so faint al fall, giq
/ think ere long shall forget aoR z
They ever were at all; 81 saii 81
And then we parted-am 1 pale2 af s.
This sunlight makes mo SO, i9b4e III,
And that bright blush you used to hail ~
Died out-oh, long ago 72fE83 EUC
t-g6gIh we've hf sftiny ha45gasi +
Idolnot blame-I never blamed +
Your heart was all your own, qog
I had no faith, cen though ashamed
Such want Of faith to own; 81, -
I scarcely hoped--I only knew &
Is Whate'er our fates might be-, II
Though you should truthless prove, or true,
1t could not alter me. M. iare ..4e,s
And SO took your pictured face : .i -
And loved it-you away; ogfi " iFiI att
See here-its fresh, unsullied grace -rs {.
Is not much like, to-day Z9 jo i
So take it. For these four short years .
My truth to yours was true heos ;fV
And then-nay, friend, these are not tears
changed, perhaps-ike you. h 1s
The picture -sheuldI keep it yet Y ~
Since what it imaged Hed2 W Il
And "For whiles-I half forget .dfi
What acere the words you said? ls
Clasp hands once more--Fm smiling now.
This flush?.No, 'tis not pain 2is3ae hl
We but take back worthless vow, @'@f
And only--part- again.
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ET Nye Was somewhat snubbed when
he stated in the Senate that "thc Demo
Gratis never went into the war; Why,
sir,p responded Senator Thurman, "my
own county, With its Democratic major
| ity of three thousand, sent more Demo
crats to the war than there are voters in
the whole State of Nevada .,....i.
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Attachment. Notice.

Stephen Panooast, plaintiff, AT, my instance
VS.. an attachment was
Eliian A. 6onger, defendant issuedo on the 1lth
day Of Novenber, 1868, by John Dakan. JUS
ticslof the Peace Of Adams township, Monroe
county, and State of Ohio, against the goods,
chattels, rights moneys and effects of the de-
fendnnt, Elijah A. Conger, nonresident OF
Monroe county and State aforesaid for the sum
Of $36 SO and costs: set for hearing February
| /, 1870, at 10 o'clock, A, M. - l..,..,,ss,5e
| dec2lwS - STEPHEN PANC0AST..
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