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Cincinnati Market.

-@e. /. February 3.
FLOURIDull and unchanged, family
at 5 2Oa5 10. ~. q. ijl3<l
WHEAT--Dull and unchanged, lcl
winter at l 10al II. 9N " -
! C0RN-Dull OF 75c.
OATS-Dull at 5Oa5Gc.
COTTON Dull, but bot lower, mid
ding at 244a241c. s
TOBACCO-Firm and in good demand
at full rates. ba s3
WHISKY-Sold to the extent of 806
barrels at 93c, but holders nerally ask
94c. .
HOGS-Dull and prices lower, live at
s 25a9 90 and dressed at 10 25al1 co.
receipts 26O0..
MESS PORK-A good demand at 26
25, but it was held at 26 SO.
BULK MEATS-Dull and lower
shoulders at 10tc, sides at 13fa14c fol
clear rib, and clear at l4ta14tc.
.BACON-Dull, shoulders at Il clear
rib sides at 15a154c, and clear do at 1890
HAMS-Sugar cured at 18lal9tc.
GREEN MEATS-Dull, shoulders a,
9ka93c, sides q. ii aa12e, and hams at 81
a14c.
LARD-Very dull, steam at l5c, kct
tie at 16c, nominal.
BUTTER-Dull at 28a32c.
EGGS-In good demand at 23c Sc,
lected.
OILS-Linseed firm at 90aa2c, lard in
good demand at l 43a1 40, petroleum
firm at 30a32o for refined.
SUGAR-DuI but unchanged, New
Orleans at llal43c.
MOLASSES-Dull at 75a77c.
COFFEE-Firma at lSa24c.
BEEF CATTLE--Firm, prime t
choice at 6a7c.
GOLD--At 1901 buying and 1214 sell
ing
EXCHANGE-Dull ct sa1-l0 per cen
discount buying and par selling.
| MONEY-Market quiet at Sal0 pc
cent.
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LOCAL lNTELLIGEEGE
County:Omcers.

Probate Judge, W. 7. SINCLAIR; Office in
the Court House.
Auditor, 8. GRlxsuAw; Office in the Court
House.
Treasurer, DANIEL NKuHARr; Office in the
Court House.
Clerk Of Court, JERR. WILLIAMS; ofacs in the
Court House.
Prosecuting Attorney. ]. P. srniuGs, Office
up stairs In Bloomer House.
Recorder. D. 0'CossoR; Office in the cour,
House, -
sheriff, ,Gsoses cAIowEIL;otHce in the cour,
House.
mmissionefs-IsAAc BEKSHARD, WM
WORKMAN, CHRnrrAs CRHRs; Office with Aud.
itor.
Surveyor, o. 8. SLOAN; Possofice Stafford.
Iu6rmary Directors. P. ScHuMacHKR, SR,
SrzpHm pogoHsars, lJzasE Jackson.
/, Coroner, JOIN MuHLRxAS, Rso.; Baresville,
Monroe county, Ohio.
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Written for the Spirit.)

I propose to answer the puzzle given
by j. A. MARSH. COP made all things
before he made ADAM, consequently the
whale was before ADAM. COP comman-
ded JONAH to go and preach to the peo-
pie of Nineveh, and JONAH took ship
ping and went his own way, and in con-
sequence of his disobedience the crew
were about to be shipwrecked, and Jo-
NAH told them to throw him overheard
and they would be saved from the wreck.
They obeyed. The whale swallowed
JONAH, and then it had soul; it car
ried him to the coast and threw him up
then it was without soul. The oil Of
the whale gives light to both old and
young. LIT. BRA.
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Chicago Market.

feDruary D.
FLOUR-In fair demand for low to
good grades, prices unchanged; 8 50a4
10 for spring extras; 8 so for superfne.
WHEAT-Firm with an advancing
owing to -ths-speeulative de-
mand, sales of NJ. 3 at S0aS2c, closing
at 81aaS2c, the movement in other grades
was only fair but prices frmer at SSc for
No. l ir options, No. 2 sold at S0aaSl}c
seller February, s14aS2c seller last hall
do, S2aS2ac seller March, this afternoon
the market was quiet at 81 tc cash for No
2 and 82Ic bid seller March. q e
CORN-Very firm for old, offerings
light and prices Go higher, sales at7la
72c, closing inside for regular receipts Of
new, common inactive demand, closing
at 53a54c according to location, optional
sales in No. 2 were at 7la714c seller
month and 72c seller March after Chan &c
the market was firm at H. 4c cash for No
..
OATS-Dull at 3Saa39c for No 2,clos
ing at the inside rate; sales for future
delivery were made at 3S4a39c seller
February, 394 1890, buyer do and seller
March, and 40ta40ac seller April.
RYE-Steady at iSc for No. 2,
| BARLEY--Inactiye and nominal a,
7Oa75c for No. 2.
CATTLE-Steady and tolerably active
at 4 l2Ia4 rs for common to fair cows
5 o0a6 so for fair to good, and Z 40ai
80 for extra choice steers.
HOGS-Live 10 large supply and dull
shippers we're the only operators, sale.
at s 50a8 Is for fair to good lots, dress
ed dull, shippers We're the principal buy
ers, closing at 10 00al0 25 for lots divi
ding on 200 pounds.
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A Puzzle for the Curious.

There once lived prophet of ancient
date. He was not ADAM, Noah, Moses,
ENocH nor ELIJAH; he was not JESUS
Christ nor any of the Apostles; he
was before any of them; his generation
was before ADAM; he was with Noah in
the Ark; near CHRIsT at his trial; he
preached discourse once, was thought
to be thwarted therein, but drew tears
from the eyes; he is not full four feet
high, walks bare-footed and bare-head-
ed his coat is of many colors, fits close
to his body, without buttons, loop, girA
die, hood or any attire. Who was the
prophet? LIT. BRA.
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To Owners of Real Estate
IN MONROE COUNTY, OHIO.

4 Ii persons having Deeds Of Ccnve5ance
u Of Real Estate in said county,which have
not yet been entered for transfer, are respect
fully requested to present the SAME for trans
fer, without delay; aud all persons having
legal titls to, and paying taxes IN, Real Es
tate, which is in the name of other parties,
upon the Tax Duplicates, are likewise reques-
ted to call and have the Books in the Audi
tors Office corrected. Parties wishing to
have such corrections made should bring
with them their Deeds, or such other legal
evidence as they may have, of ownership, as
no transfers or corrections will be made ex
ccpt upen such evidence. A prompt compli.
ahce with this request viii, IN many iustan
ces, prevent annoyance 70 taxpayers, and
much perplexitr TO District Assessors, County
Treasurer and Auditor.
janlim3. SASL 6RINSHAW, Aud.
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Sale OF Real Estate.


ON SATURDAY, the 5th pAy OF MARCH,
" 1870, at ] O'Clock in 'ths afternoon, on
the premises, win be sold to the highest bid
der, the following real estate, as the property
Of Enos Browpfeld, to wit: The northeast
quarter of tho northeast quarter of section 5
Up Of range 5.containing. .4Oiacres; also,south
east quarter of section sixteen, same town.
ship and range, containiugone hundred and
sixty acres--in all two hundred acres, more
or less.
Appraised at s2,Aoo.
TsRAs -0ne-third cash in hand. one third
in one Year, and enssnlfi IN iwo yaat.t,, do
ferred payments 10 hear luiepsss frsnls DAY q
sale, aatisto be secured sy mortgage sn III
premises. 81 S A. Mtls6 Az,
/ se AMI DyGH b, Mill,
i Guardians Of, said Brownield,
Hrarss Z ABsreR, AtGys. isnzst5,
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: ~.lTHfEF.

He has been trsselils about humbagy ying9
druggists and private parties, mixing mp and
selling base compound which he calls VOL
.COTTS PAIN PAINT. All'of Wolcott's gcni
.uine remedies have white outside wrappet
(ciA signat,ve ktye.) Look out for countel-
feits. Z
Six pints of WOLgoTTS ANNIHILATORl
for Catarrh and Colds in the head, or one pint
of Pain Paint for Ulcers, or Pain, sent free 4
express charges, on receipt Of the mohcy ,at 1S1
chatham Square, N. Y; or one gallon Of Pain
Paint double strength for $50. Small BOTTLES
sold by all Druggists. r. L. WoLCOTT. 4w, 4
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MONUMENT 70 sroSEwALL JACKSON

MONUMENT TO SToNEwALL JACKSON :
Ex Governor Letcher, of Virginia, an
nounces that the admirers of the virtues
and exalted character of the great Chris
tian soldier, Stoncwall Jackson, propo-
ses to erect at the Virginia Military In
stitute a memorial chapeL ssto testify the
honor and respect with which his name
is cherished, and to transmit to after
generations the yeneration due to so re-
nowned hero" It's designed to make
it a national monument, and it is said S5:
600 have already been subscribed for
the purpose in Philadelphia, $4,000
guaranteed in New York, and liberal
subscriptions made in New Jersey and
Delaware.
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INFIRMAEY SUpfRINTENDENr. = The
Board of Infirmary Directors met on
Saturday, the 9th inst, and majority,
Mr.. STEPHEN DoUGHERrY and Mr.. PHILIP
SCHUMACHER, appointed Mr. LOUIS SULEs.
BERGER Superintendent for one year
from the first day of March. Mr.. JESSE
JACKSON dissented. The appointment
is good one, and the people of Mon
roe County will expect better manage
ment of the Inirmary during the com.
ing year, than report says it has had
during the past twelve months.
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The Magic Comb win ss1s,.s change ss;, ~ y

The Magic Comb si', sa1s..s sl-sss s.'. ssg a.
beard to permanent black or brown. 4ittt
contains no POISON. Anyone can use ii. 0nA !.
sent by mail for 81, Address Sm
MAGIC COMB CO, Springfield. Mass.
ORELLARD.S sEUlkEK A.. q
Smoking Tobacco is an excellent article sfl
granulated Virginia. 81. "a s;ssss.t.,.
Wherever introduced i is universal 4
admired.
1t is put up in handsome linen bags. IN
which orders for Meerschaunspipes are daily
packed,
Smoking Tobacco has no superior: being de ),
nicotinizsd, it cannot injure nerveless consti-
tutions, or people of sedentary habits.
S--It lis produced from selections Of the
finest stock, aud prepared by a patented and
original manner. = ks3tl''s =
1t is very aromatic mil and light in weight,
hence it will last auch longea-th han others;
nor does it burn or sting tie Tongue, or leave
disagrseable after-taste. 5s.sisl s5ls
Orders for genuine, elegantly carved
meerschaum pipes silver mounted. aud packed !
in neat leather pocket cases, are placed IN the
Yacht Club bsand daily. +,
LOriilard's I'cntury =
Chewing Tobacco sss ~
This brand Of ffue Cut Chewing Tobacco
has 10 superior anywhsrs. sesfs'
Lii is, vsshoiit doubt, tie best bherines
tobacco in the country, s,s,s
L0rillard's SnufIa
Have been in general use in ths United
ater 118 years, and still acknowledged s'the
test' wbercyef Used.
! 4 II.
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Tha Knabe piano.

Next to books there is no inanirnate thing in
the house that can produce so much profitable
pleasure as Piano. A library and Piano are
symbols of high civilization. These two
spread the noblor banquet, where the soul is
fed, without fear of gluttony ior dissipation
As books bring into our daily circle as familiar
companions the noblest spirits that ever wrought
upon earth, and permit us to rear our children
under the influence of the noblest natures, SO
the Piano, with simple ircsntations bring us up
from their sleep, the brotherhood of song. and
persuades them to dwell among us. ,, N
OF the enormous variety Of Pianos manu-
factured, it must be admitted none have con-
tribuied SO much to the happiness of our
homes. as those celebrated instruments, used
by the thousand. in every quarter OF the
globe, and manufactured by the world re-
nowned house of Messrs. WM KSABE Co.,
Baltimore. Those Piapos have been before
the public for more than 40 years, with a
steady increase of popularity, until to-day
they are pronounced by the greatest artists
amateurs, anc the universal Judgment of the
pubic at large to be the BEET and most EEII-
ABLE Pianos made in the world.
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Booth and Hines Attempt to Break
jail.
The Deputy Sheriff too Sharp for
81 Them.

A daring attempt was made to break
Jail the morning of the I'd inst, by ISAAC
BooTH confined on q charge of burglary,
and DANID HINES, charged with stealing
horses.
Deputy Sheriff LITTLE was in the cell
with BooTH and HINES during the previ-
Gus evening. About 10 o'clock he left
and when going out passed his hand over
the inner lock on the outside door, allow
inc his thumb nail to come in contact
with bolt head on the same. The mo-
ment his thumb nail entered between the
bolt head and body of the lock his sns-
picions were aroused that all was not
right.
He locked the door and passed out
into the family room where he examined
and found substance resembling wax
underneath his thumb nail.
The Deputy Immediately called in H.
B. LITTLE and JOHN READ to watch. He
then retired. About 124 O'Clock a sharp
sclick" came from within. No attention
was paid to it. In few moments an
other 'sclick" was heard and then they
fcommenced working in earnest. After
waiting perhaps ten minutes the Deputy
and his force went into the hall and no
tifed Messrs. BoorH and HINES that their
little game xassdiseosered. =.
They had cut the top off the lock,
drilled several small bolt heads off and
cut completely around the large bolt,
Esckere the scar ,cas. This wax was made
of resin soap and SCOT. The lock was a
perfect wreck Their tools consisted Of
fine saw and three three-cornere files
which had been made into bits. Had
they been left undisturbed thirty minutes
longer they would have been in the hall,
and from there they could have gone
through the brick wall, to the outside, in
fifteen minutes.
Early Wednesday morning the Depu-
ty transferred them to another cell and
deprived them of everything in the way
OF working tools.
We were down at the jail on Wednes-
day morning. HINES was very merry
ane exceedingly anxious to explain how
they managed and worked. BooTH did
not appear to be IN very good humor;
he was pacing back and forth across his
cell as though engaged in maturing an
other plan to escape. just previous to
being confined in this jail he, with 9th
|ers, attempted to break out of the st.
Clairsville Jail. He will bear close watch
/ ing. Taking everything into considera
ton, would it not be well to place the
bracelets on such chaps at bed time each
night, and remove them in the morn
/ ING !?
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Fatal Accident.
BEALLsvILLE, Feb. 2, Il

DEALLot LILLE, L ICD. q, lOtO.
EDITORS SPIRIT: A sad and fatal acci
dent occurred in our neighborhood yes
terday evening. Mr.. ALFRED McELRoY,
residing on Atkinson's Run, while en-
gagged in getting firewood was instantly
killed. He had cut one tree, which
lodged upon another which he chopped
till they both fell; the first one falling
across his breast, and remaining there
till the person engaged in hauling the
wood returned, procured some assist
ance. raised up the log and took Tho
body out
The deceased leaves wife and thret
or four small children, in very limited
circumstances, to mourn his untimely
end. Yours, DC, VIM. WORKMAN.
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Wanted Agents (male or female) for the
PHYSICAL LtIF Il OF

ADVICE TO rue MAIDEN, WIFE AND MOTHER.
By DR.. Napheys, Chief of Clinic of Jefferson
Medical College, Philadelphia. Just issued.
A BRAVE, PURE nook Discusses topics Of vital
Importance to every woman. The most sale.
able book of the day. 10000 copies sold
already! Recommended by Surgeon General
W. A. Hammond, Henry Ward Beecher and
hosts of other eminent physicians and cler-
gymen. Terms most liberal. Send for cir.
culars, testimonials, etc. Address 3. HAM
NAFORD s. CO., Publishers, III West Fourth
street, CINCINNATI, Il fsea, se5yea 4. ssas
P. S.-Also wanted Agents for the PRorhE's
Law Book, a most beautiful FAMILY Bible
aud other FIRsr-CLAss Woaks. feblw4
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GSThe editor of the Marietta Regis
ter is expected to say something about
the SPIRIT in next weeks issue. Why
Because we have added twenty names to
our subscription list during the week.
That's enough to make the failing
Register rage.
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TOWNSHIP rREAsuRERs

You are hereby notified to appear at
this Office on Tuesday, Wednesday or
Thursday, Esd, Oath or 25th of Febru-
ary, to make settlement with Auditor.
Certificates of election from Township
Clerk required. SAM'L GRIxsuAw,
Auditors Office,) Auditor.
Feb. s, 1870.
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EEIn the SPIRIT of December 2S
1863, we inserted the following:
"To. J. A. Please furnish poem
for publication in the SPIRIT. Subject
The Suez Canal"
Last week we received the poem, (which
will be found on the first page of this
issue.
Our reason for selecting "The Suez
Canap' as subject was, ]. A. NJ. had
informed us that he would furnish q
poem on any subject we might select.
He has done the subject justice, and
reflected credit upon himself,by the mas
terly manner in which he has presented
the matter. That he has poetic talents
is unquestionable, and it is equally as
certain that he will one day attract the
attention of the first poetic minds Of the
land. So mote it be.
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HA western paper tails in /

EEA Western paper talks in this
way: "If you owe but single dollar,
go and pay it; when there is so little
money we ought to keep it moving
lively. Jim owed us, and we owed Bill,
and Bill owed Jim. Jim got mad be.
cause We made him pay one morning last
week; but we paid Bill, and Bill paid
Jim, and Jim went to bed as happy as a
clam, with just as much money as he had
in the morning, and three men were out
of debt"
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HHNEs and Booru NAV lust as we

HHfsEs and BoorH may just as well
save themselves trouble, and the county
expense, by going to he'd regularly, in
stead of filing and drilling locks.
deputy LITTLE is wide awake,and they
viii find him at their door every time
they attempt their tricks
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Tarerooms, No IL d 13 East State st.,
COLUMBUS, O..
Aad Nos. 2SS &c 200 Superior street,
CLEVELAND, o.
JOHN SELTZER s. Co.,
General Wholesale and Retail Agents

80
We are also agents for 6. P. NEEDHAM &
SONS and Helps & GOODMAN'S celebra-
ted 0ReAss and MELuDsoss, nc Doubt the
best instruments Of their k nd made In this
country. Also, keep full stock Of SHEET
Music and INSTRUCTION Books together with
overy variety of Musical Merchandise, such
as BRASS and SILvsR INSTRUMENTS, Violins,
Guitars, Flutes, Aocordeons, Flutinas, Con-
certinas, Harmonicas, viol:ncellos, Double
Basses, Flies, Drums, Stools, Covers, &c. The
FAMOUS PAGANINI STRINGS. hest made in
the world. Orders from distance promptly
and carefully executed.
A visit is respectfully solicited to the old
and reliable Music Headquarters, where prices
are most moderate.
I Rs.gk JOHN sELTZER & co. M
ssi ast,ts Pr Proprietors.
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Spttial Notitcs,
Errors of Youth.
To Cons s,finptiissss.

To COnsuinptiVes.
THE Advertiser, having been restored. 70
health in few weeks, by very simple rem
edy, after having suffered several years with
severe lung affection, and that dread dis
ease, Consumption-is anxious tt make
known to his fellow-suGsrers the means q
cure.
To all who desire 1t, be will send copy o
the prescription used (tree Of charge,) with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they VIII ind SURE CURE FOB
CoksUMprroN, AsrhaA, BRONCHITIS, etc. The
object of the advertiser in sending the pre-
scription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread
Information which he contsives to be invalu-
able; and he hopes every sufferer will Try
his remedy, as Il viii cost them nothing, and
may prov5 blessing, ~ ~ se'iaz@ s59.'-i
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address 1a Rev. EDWARD A WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings Co., New York.
ma25ly.
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EFThe Noble County Republican
has correspondent who s.thinks Brook
field township should have missionary,
or else attach the district to Monroe
County"
The editor says athe latter measure
would be Furnishing the district more
than strict justice would seem to re-
quire.'
That's cool. But judging from the
following, in the same issue of the Re-
pubtfcan, missionaries are badly needed
in Noble. 1t appears that Sunday
Schools have not reached there yet. but
that there is ga grand field, with material
in rich abundance for missionaries to
work on:
'sSABBATH ScHooLs.-Do we favor
them? Certainly! Then why do they
languish among us? Because ace are
too lazy and careless TO- push .for,card the
good tcork. Aside from their value in a
moral and religious view. they are among
the mostpowerful agencies of a progress
size, refaicd, and high-toned ciriilzatioa.
We have here grand field, ,acith material
in rich abundance. Let us therefore go
to work and build up such sabbath
schools as will be the pride aud glory Of
our town. 1t can easily be done"
The italics are ours. ''Then why do
they languish among US 2"
Because you need M-i-s-s-i-o-n-a-
Ir-i-e-s-..
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New York Money Market.

MONEY-Easy at 4a6 per cent, prime
business notes at 6a8 per cent.
STERLING--Weak at lOSaalO9
GOLD-Dull and lower; opened a,
1919, and closed at 12Osal20f; clearances
Sl5,000,OOO. The Sub Treasury sold 81.
100000 at 121 3 100a121 80 100.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Heavy
and 4a4c lower. Coupons of 81 at lisa
11S4; do '62 at 1154all5t do '64 at l14ss
a1l5; do '65 at ll45a115; do new at 1l3i
ALA; do 81 at ll4al144; do '68 at ll4s
l14ss; 10-4os at 1l2lai12t; Pacilics at 1lli
a1lls. s
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EFItis idiotic to tell real dream
but it is convenient to invent one If you
want to annoy anybody, as nobody has
right to be offended at a dream, and
nobody can prove that you didn't have
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Eugene sold the dresses she wore dr.
ring her Oriental tour, $50 in number,
with great collection of hats and bon
nets, at auction, for the benefit Of her
orphan school, but they brought very
small prices. The best dress in the lot
= rose colored satin-sold for $22
The Erie strike produced heroine
An aged German workman, who took
the place of one of the strikers, and was
roughly used by them, was accompanied
each day to and from his work by his
stout and buxom daughter, who protect
cd him by her presence and a six-shoot-
er which she carried in her muff..
The successful revolutionary party in
Hayti have offered five thousand dollars
for General Tate's head, Salnaye's Min
ister in Washington; that is more than
his whole body would have sold for in
Alabama, twelve years ago.
Grants celebrated remark about NOV.
ing on the enemy's works should now
give place to the grander movement Of
his, when, in conjunction with Gould
and Fisk. he entered upon the herculear
task of moving the crops Chicago
Times.
| The Louisville Courier of yesterda,
says: "Mrs. Cody, who lives at No. 27t
Portland avenue, between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth, on Monday, gave brit
| to triplets-two girls and a boy-healthy
well-developed children The quartettt
ARE doing finely, and the father is doin;
as well as could be expected"
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New FLoURING M1LL.-Mr. GEORGE
RIcHNER has recently built, and has now
in successful operation a Touring mill, ,at
the mouth of Standingstone Run. He
is prepared to grind wheat, corn,rye and
other kinds of grain. Give him call.