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SUICIDE IN BALTIMOHE.-Sebastian Leim-
bach, German. aged 80 years, committed sui
Gle on Saturday at his residence No. 2S3 South
Bond street, by taking large dose of arsenic
acid. The deceased was the proprietor of tin
and stove store, which he kept at the number
above stated, and resided with his wife and
three children, the youngest an infant, in the
dwelling part of the house, every part of which
seemed to indicate cleanliness and comfort
There can be no cause assigned for the rash act
a. he lived agreeaby with his family, and was
cong fair business Ii is understood IL at he
had policy Of 81 900 on his lite in favor of his
wite.-AmeTicdn, f4h.
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@A Milwaukee paper said a runaway telil
'pranced' over a girl ana kiIled her.

"pranced" over "A grl ana killed her
sr'Any beer sold TO nobody was the sign
which gIaced the front OF Ierre Haute estab
lishment, last Sunday.
~ painter in Louisville, XIV. in putt ing up
he staging, Yet go the rope.tO spit on his asi.ls
ana broke his leg on the sidewalk below.
81 St Louis threatens ma Dickinson with
suit for breach of promise. in not lecturIng in
mat place according TO announcement.
~ Indianapolis fathers are 60 he commended
They hunt their big sons out % saloons with
horse whips.
" Chicago dogs are great epicures. They
wont eat beef when they can get live babies
lhls tastidiousness seriously affects the growth
OF population i'm Chicago.
~ Agsssiz says that any full grown man
can live for ten days by chewing az a pair OF
noots ana yet there are men who will grOwl IL
they don't have mince pie every meal.
ga western paper saws Writ Skies, the silent
partner OF Olive Logan, was once a poor printer
10y, Out by genius, industry and tact he became
the husband of woman whs can earn s2DO a
night lecturing.
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A MYSTERIOUS TRAGEDY occurred last Tues
day at Cape Roman light house, of Charles
Town, >. e. Mrs johnson, wife of the keeper
was found dead with her throat cut from ear to
ear, and razor and revolver lying by her
SIDE. large sum of money which the deceased
had lately drawn from bank Is missing. 1t is
not known whether she was murdered or COM
miffal suicida p -
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WALL STREET AND THE UsURY LAws.-The
New York World is reasoning to show that the
prevailing extravagant rates for money are due
TO the absurd laws, and these alone. Ii the
legislature cannot see this 1.-THE writer says, let
IL at least repeal the Usury law so far as regards
loans upon personal securieties; or, as bank
president has suggested, repeal it for New York
and Kings counties
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From Europe To-day.

tABLlNT s'ARE AT BARCEL0N
MADRID, April lI.-There Nas great excite
ment in Barcelona yesterday. In consequence 81
"a report that a earliest force was approa aching
the city. The volunteers were called oar. All
promptly obeyed the summons. N Wa soon
discovered that the report Vas untrue, ari the
excite ment subsidized.
CARLISTs ~ TTcHT PLACE.
PARIS, April IA disp atch from Perplgnam
saNs. 1t Is reported that The force Of Ca4lisis
under Schalls, which retreated from before
PuigceTda. T. in a critical condition.
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TILEGRAHs no THE STAR
This Arlernsens Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
LATEST FROM THE LAVA BEDS.
The rreeps 90 We've Yesterday
The Remains of Cen. Candy and mr..
Thomas.
ASSOCIATED PRLSs REPORTS
The Troops 20 We've Yesterday

NEw York, April IA lava bed special OF
the 18th SAYS: "The troops move Into camp to-
morrow Sunday about 30 yards from Cap
tain Jacks cave. and active operations viii
commence Immediately. The Warm Spring
Ind ans. Under Donald Mckay. we're expected
At Colonel Mxs<n's camp SUNDAY. The remains
OF General Canty and lpr. Thomas left on the
18th tor San Frsne..ra
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AT THE REQUEST of the Western India cable
company, Commander Ralph Chandler, U. S.
N, has been ordered to superintend the laying
of the cable between Key West and Havana.
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SELLING BY SAMPLE In VIReINIA.-For some
time sample merchants have been allowed TO
sell goods by sample in Virginia without any
license, because it was understood that the state
The court of appeals of Virginia, however. has
decided that the law Is not In conflict with the
constitution of the United States, and therefore
may be enforced,
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A TEMPERANCE ToDDY.-Stsunton dv~pen-
tics take wheat bran toddy," a tablespoon
full OF bran 10 hall glass of water three time
a day, before meals and say IL l. a certain cu.e.
whisky toddy being nothing 10 compare 20 h /,
and bitters nowhere, az an antI-biIlious aget.t
and general cathartic, well as an apetissag
tonic and stomachic.-SlauRfnn N,.erfaf.r.
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BALLS. &c.

GRAND ANNUAL BALL
WASHINGTON CITY HIBERNIAN RENEvO
LENT SOCIETY No %
AsONIC EMPLE, 81
r. NkpNESDAY, APRIL l6, lS53. IA
ONE DOLLAR aI1-3
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Gsrham Manufacturing Company
remind The public that the Supreme Court of the
ss Tees1y s,e9 n 1sr
tors OF their designs.
SPECIAL ATTENTION
is requested to the fact that the following ie
marks are stamped upon every article manufactured
by them.
GoT assS' s ssGss sr eoa 1%S .1a ra
attt@ 81
srESING sOsNAA%coo
GoRHAN MFG CO..
Manufacturers Of
Sterling Silver Ware and Fine Electro Plate,
Providence, r L., and BOnd-st., New York.
Tea Services, Dinner Services, and Wedding Ont-
fits, in variety from the largest the smallest
Of the highest order, constantly ssuing from The
Gorham Works. apl4- MS
Fine Old Rye whisky,
Fine Old Rye Whisky,
Fine Fine SD SD E Re Vice. :Eyy;;
Fine Fine 9 9IS re Re WHISKY Wsiskky,
WGuaated WaTraatsd Warranted
Pure PNs Pare
And UaadatteTdted,
For General and MEDICINAL Use.
of tve with universal satisfaction; put up in
large bottles at One Dollar per botle or can be ,d
ia any quantity.
81 Notice, that we will return the money IL this
WHISKY does notgiye satisfaction or prove as repre-
Also excellent stock Of California winef-P9rt,
Sherry, Angelica Muscatel, Hock and Claret; also,
kellys Island CaiaMha and imported Liquors of all
kinds. ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
al0-tr Corner 81 and ID streets n.
Bachelors Hair Dye Is the best in the world
the only true and perfect Hair Dye; ridiculous
Mt iusfa
taneous black OF brown; at all druggists, and 8
Bond street, New York. f3-eoly
A Card.
Clergyman, while residing In South America,
A Missionary, discovered safe and simple remedy
for the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay,
Disease Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs aud the
whole train OF disorders brought on by baaeful aud
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to benz ri
ne AFFLICTED and unfortunate, will send the reel Of
Tor preparing and using this medicine, In a sea d
envelope, TO sny one who needs il, Free Of Canrgs
Address, JOSEPH L. INMAN,
| Station ID, Bible II ouse
| marE-Iy New York City.
Il
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FIRE IN CUMBERLAND Coal MryE.-The
WOODWORK Of the Borden coal mine shaft near
rroetburg, Allegheny county, Maryland, caught
IRE yesterday morning and was entirely con-
sumed, together with the machinery, houses,
&c. The loss IL estimated at $50 yOeO. The ehaft
wood-WOrk viii be rebuilt immediately -
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"A CURIOUS STORY has reached New York bv
way of st. Thomas and Havana TO the erect
that the American coionists. who recently sailed
for San Domingo were not permitted to Ia nd at
SANTANA. 1t is evidently a canard. :,
Boss TWEED arrived at Toronto Saturday
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THE PRESIDENT will leave here Wednesday
evening for ST. Louis.
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REFRESHMENTS BY CRUTCHErT.

REFRESHMENTS BY CRUTCHErT.
GENERAL COMMITTEES OF ARRANGEMENT "a
VI. Lewis Davis, Mrs. General Ricketts,,
MI 3 Niles, Mrs. General Cowen,
Dr. W. D. Drlnkard, Mrs. +. b Mcclure.
RECEPTION Committee
1ir. = Miles, Mr. A. Il. Perry,
III = y Han, DR.. Thomas Miller.
D.. Z. ii LiebermanB, DR. W p Johnston,
hr. Graf,on Tyler, Mr.. s. H. Kaufman.
Nj. Brown, Mrs. Judge Pascal,
MIs Marcy, Mrs. G. DeIsno,
Mrs- hlnrex Coyle, Mrs. L. j. Davis,
eirs >. v. Miles, Mrs. 8. ii. Kaufman.
DECORATION COMMITTEES,
MI = r. McGuire, DR.. W. b. Drnkard.
Mr.. M W. Gait, DR. Ashford
Mrs Gent Ricketts,, Mrs w Webb
Mrs. VIM. Wall. Mrs. JOS. Redfern,
Miss FreliIghuysen.
On TICKETS AND INVITATIONS
Mr.. :. ii kauifmaan, d. W W Johnston
Mr.. y. b. Mcclure.
ON REFREsBMESrs
Ar. Ii semken, DIR. d. e. Busey.
FLOOR MANAGER.
Colonel Audenried.
. 49, ASSISTANT FLOOR MAxAGEEs
Mr. william Q; Hill, Mr.. William L: Nicon,
MI. John Davis, Mr. q. q FreiinglIuy sen,
Mr. N. sibley Severance, Mr.. Anlick Palmer,
Mr.. wv. Poor, Mr.. George Morris
VA basket will be found near the main atranee
oil the ball room for the reception OF such ribu
uons as the charitabiy disposed may wish 20 bring
or send IN f9r the benefit of the little sufferers the
occasion OF tne oan. ap9 did
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ON ACCOUNT of death and serious illness in
the family OF Ole Bull the grand concerts an
nounced by him to take place at Lincoln Hall
on Wednesday and Thursday evenings of this
week have been indefinitely postponed, and the
money will be refunded for tickets already sold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-14

Lrk RArTs;-"Mark Twain" publishes q let
ter showing how the Atlantic's passenrers
might have been saved by Q life raft. He saws 4
number of these, nine of which would have saycd
LOO passengers, would have occupied the space
OF four OF the Atlantics eight boxts -
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
RoBEsoN returned ON Sat

INTERNAL REvKNuE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were S44s, ssl.96.
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THs RAr'DIrT 4tS SPR SS4ssi WITH WHICH

Danions, Bad Mails, &C., 81 DR.. 1HIrITs i4 .ryS
IMMINENT, eSs NA street, oppokite the fressurvs I.
method ofopersfins which u entirely diIsreut ft
the Old time 81 tearing odthe ingrovins toe
painful nssilaS, sndo which obliSe The sussssIy
to 90 shoeless aac ssmetmes crufehes, for weeks
lsest 70 make y far Les pleasant and Useful, but Or
whites operations are frequently borne b. children
q time, and none but suitable shoes be worn the
treatment, even IN extreme cases, effects perfect
ccre though the feet being used % Constantly Corn
liable TO cone oee asionsly With even the best
econfnay Of time, comfort, and health In an oces-
siona visit % the Chiropodit sad il 10 known
fact that thousands q persons many 81 them those
n0st hop.re6 In public and private life come fros
far ard resr 20 visit DR.. White's RstabishDenf -
o refer. fe-eY
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SALE OF VIRGINIA FARN.-The farm be-
longing to the estate Of the late B. w. Harrison.
situated near hollands Ferry, In Loudoun coun-
", Va, containing 800 acres, was purchased on
wednesday last by Mr.. Powell Harrison, for SIC
per acre. -
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A MEMORIAL has been sent to the legislatu re
at Albany by the merchants of New York city
praying for such amendment in the shipping
laws as viii exempt vessels arriving from balti-
more, Georgetown, Washington, Richmond and
other domestic ports from the unnecessary 4 elay
OF quarantine examination during the summer
months.
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WHEAT We. GoLD.-lt has been said that the
wheat Of California 10 worth more 10 thaf stsfe
than its gold. A six months review of the
wheat trade of California shoWs crop cold and
unsoid valued at S24 900 900, and il Is estimated
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
JOHN O'BaIEN'S
Great Six Tent show,
NOW ON EXHIBITION on
sIXTH STREET LOT,
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.
ADMISSION ONLY 20 CENTsrN9 HALF
the Triple Nensgerie, the Triple Caravan, and
THE MoSsTEE ELEPHANTS.
TIE MONSTER TON RHINOCEROS,
the oDder Of the world.
THE GREAT BRAZILIAN FAMILY,
The GREAT CLARISDA LOWANDE,
The great CHILD RIDER, MOLLIE BROWN,
The GREAT CLOWN. PETE CONKLIN, and -
other Star Artists.
THREE rERFOR NANCEs DAILY.
At 10 A NJ, p. VI. AND p. NJ.
Whenever the procession j. given in the morning
there will be only performances, at 2 AMI
VVASHINGTON THEATER COMIQUE.
w eleventh street, south Pehnsylvsnis avenue.
ANOTHER AEAS. sen s 9F ,TKoyELrrEs'
SE9Ef +. TaoaEs9YS sT.us
MGTPE ~ and slNtkL, An'
First appearance il wa;hing,an Of. the Brilliant
statUest R9Ie AsSensI19.T and PSemisrT panseuse
First appearance in Washinet0n II the Juvenile
Prodigy, N aster HERBERT CAWTHORNE, in his
istt t1u z-s.t
and uuexcciled song and Dance Boys, MANCHES-
TER and JENNINGS. Engagement of the Bewitch-
ing Queen Of Song, Miss FANNIE DAVENPORT.
Our Great Ballet Troupe in
THE CA I'VE:
Or, THE BIfD-CAGE OF EDEN
Twelve Beautiful Ladies, under the direction Of
Mons. Alex. BlandOwski. George y. Thompson,
Dick Parker, Otto Burbank. Laura and Emma Har-
TisoB. and our entire II amnOth Novelty Troupe in
the screaming Dutch farce entitled Dinkle-pie's
Blunder-." The great BuTles4ue Circus will also be
s4 hrtFs Arm MfpNEsGAh n9a sATgE
Benefit 60 the great TumblerOnicOns r. :. Pa r.
EER and SAMUEL e. PROCTOR. alt
ID A l. A l. L..
GRAND CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH
WASHINGTON -. MARY LAND, of Baltimore.
OiNmLIc Nrnun-... I'll ESD ~. Anil Is. LIZ
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Most men, when they get
drunk and make Tools Of them
selves, are anxious to keep The
matter dark and have it forgot
ten as soon as possible. Not
to with Mr. Herwig. Of Zlles-
Xxi, who persists in having it
kept prominently before The
public each week in the press
OF this place. We are conlen,
that Mr.. IL s strange taste
SHOULD be gratifed.
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CHILLICOTnE is TO be re-dis.
tricled and have six wards.
A MOVEMENT is on loot to
build il glass factory at CALI.
polls.
CANDIDATES Tor the various
Offices in adjoining cities are
growing numerous.
A. w DRoUILLARD, OF CALI.
polls, formerly i,leAlilIed with
The press OF Portsmouth, died
on the Slh.
InE Ohio Industrial School
for Girls, at White Sulphur
Springs, was destroyed by fire
on Monday. Loss, $4,000.
TENNESSEE women are grumb
ling terribly because the man
ayers Of agricultural fairs don 7
give at least Il years notice
when they offer prizes for the
finest babies.
IT is expected the Lunalit
Asylum building at Athens
will be ready for occupancy
by July next. 1t Will require
an appropriation Of S65,000 10
furnish 1T.
rHE wholesale price of tea,
in cons' quence OF the remov-
al of the duty and a general
decline, Is about twenty-seven
cents per pound less than it
was year ago.
AT Chillicolhe last week
Sam. Crouch and a party oil
gamblers scented David Rose,
IA verdant little posey from
Adelphi, and relieved him oI
$3.50, just as easy as turning up
IA Jack!
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THE VINT0N RECORD.
Ofhcial Organ Of vinton County.
LO q AL MATTERS.


WE neglected to notice here
tofore the accident which hap.
pened 10 DR.. Gorsline at Ham
den, on the 5th inst. He was
walking down the railroad
track al that place to take a
train which was at the junction,
for Jackson, noticing the train
in front of him, when a train
which was backing off the
switch at the depot, ran up and
threw him under the cars with
his legs upon the track. The
train had nearly stopped when
1t struck him, but pushed him
along few feet, bruising his
legs, running a silver of iron
from the track through one of
them, and crushing one of the
small bones of his right leg.
He is getting along with his in
juries pretty we'll, but will
probably be lamed for life.
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ATTENTION is directed TO the
advertisement Of farms for sale
by Mason Jones. The. farm
near Londonderry is offered
at a less price than similar
lands are selling for in the
same locality, and is desirable
property, having all the ad-
vanlages of a good neighbor-
hood.
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Court of Common Pleas


In the case ol the State
against William Wilbur, ar
rested on a peace warrant on
complaint Of his daughter in
law, the defendant was dis,
missed.
VIM. d, Mclean VS.. John
Mitchell. The parties are resi-
dents of Knox township, Nc
Lean having boen the tenant
Of the defendant. The suit
was brought for damages
against Mitchell for debauch-
ing plaintiffs wife, alternating
her affections, and breaking
up their family relation. A
clear case was shown against
Mitchell, and although the wo
mans previous character had
not been like Caesars wife
above suspicion, the jury gave
a verdict for $4,000 damages
Benoni Hixon VS.. Henry
Hof hines. Suit brought ia
tix the amount to be paid
for the maintenance of the
mother Of defendant, who was
also the mother-in-law of the
plaintiff. Judgment for plain.
tiff Tor $1,126,44, which the de
fendant was ordered to pay
from a fund which he held fol
the purpose named.
In the case of the State
VS.. Edward Quinn for cutting
with intent to kill, the jury dis
agreed, and bail fixed for re
appearance, at $500, which de
fendant had not found at the
time of going to press.
VIM. Mark VS.. James Lock
ard. SUIT to recover pay fol
services as attorney. judgment
for $l55.7O.
AT the time of going to press
the case of John Hendricks
for larceny, is being tried.
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A SAD NEGLECT.

Too many parents put off having
pictures made of their children until
it Is forever too late. Many sad re-
grets would be prevented if it was at
tended to in time.
Secure the shadow ere the substance
fade"
A mt ito trite but well and aptly said !;
And oft recurring, as with anxious
eye.
We gaze on forms which bloom, alas !
to die.
Be wise in time; improve the present
hour;
Pluck while we may the rose of beau
tvs bower.
And from its bloom, an evanescent
joy,
Extract balm sweetness to destroy
The poison minglings of the cup of
life,
And soothe the anguish Of its parting
strife.
Billinghurst is always ready to at
, tend to such matters. Every person.
old and young, should attend to this
duty without delay.
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Mrs. RANNELLs, mother Of
DR.. Rannells, is sick with lurg
fever, her recovery is rot an
.ticipated, and her children who
are not residing here have
been summoned TO attend.
Miss Maggie Arnold is, We
understand, very sick with the
same disease.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-02-27

THE Young Mems Christian
Association propose to cele-
trate their next Anniversary
second Tuesday of NJ arch-by
a supper TO themselves, lady
friends and invited guests.
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LOUNGERs should never tor
ment industrious people with
their idle visits. They should
seek each others society,"
There Is no harm in a bore's
boring a bore.
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NO ACE MT

IN your neighborhOod, we Sant one. We
want only good active agents, either local or
rnuvassing,- ~ we almost give Fwaya Valua-
bic outfit, and furnish the best paying agency
IN America. Give exclusive territory and the
best tools 10 work with. Onr agents having
immense success and making nom 90 TO sl'
peI dny,-one agent took 40 sul,scriptl' ms m
one dny,-otheIs report IRON Toto 20 per
day, Specimen copies OF paper, iul patilcui
lars, terms, etc, sent Iree to any address.
Wrteat once to Our Flreslde Friend Chi.
caco, II. Gieb
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CUTE" /"

Printed m ol coiors, IL times from sixteen
st0nes, size lGS2n inches. The subject Is life
sz.. Exquisite and pleasing ltrnn not b"
tol,i from the original ralntng. and iS 'enll,
worth $40. It exceeds u beauty size and yal-
tie any puOlretlon. No on" hun,frd uullni
Lecture can gve more pleasbrr or be great
er ornament in any household u can be
had nee. ami We don't ask subscribers to
wait six months for II, hut viii ttnd II NJ
once. or it can be had Of our agents. Suhscrl-
hers pny on delivery Of pctnlts. Nnwmung
Pictures now reauy, and delivered by US ut
anna If Wp huNa
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Stock Sales.

We learn that Mr.. g. T Webb,
of Perry county, will be here
again at he nexl sale day with
from 30 to so head of fine three
year old:, and several two year
olds Of high grades Of stock -
The lot sold by him at the last
sale were the best on the
ground, and were really fine
cattle.
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GET THE BEST.

6O C+e will pay for the Chlld's Friend,
w OIS' S'semi-mnn'hly, for one year,
beautiful illustrated parCr for the children.
S1 0OwiIl pay Tor the ChIld's Friend. aud a
p .OVnne Chrome. The Pau..ies worth 81
S1 f0will pay for the Weekly Bnght SIDE.
VI I-OOnn Spage paper the best in the wctld
for children and youth, and fine chromo,
the Celia Lilies, y Ice 81
GO 0Hwll pay for both papers and both
~ --c cchromos.
CT 0Owll pa" for the Bright Side and
Yt'OOchromo, Calla Lilies, and large
chrome l2xlS inches, Easter Morning, which
alone - W. nh 81.
CT TSwll pay for both papers and the hree
p t'iO, h-olnns worth IN all Sl2
Both papers are such as parents and teach
ers may safely recommend 10 their children or
pupils, and the chrnmos are Of the choices {
yud. Nothing hetter can I've found for christ
mas presents Please say where you saw this.
Agents Wanted
BRIGHT SIDE co. q Icago.
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A. SPENCER NYE. J.s. MACkEY.
Notice to Teachers.

THE BoARp Cf School Examiners for VIM
on County will meet at the Union School
House, in Macarthur, on the LIST aud Srd satur-
day of March, April, May, September, October,
and November; and the LIST Saturday IN 'Ianu-
ory, February, June. July, August, and De-
cember, in each year. Examinations to COM
mence at ten o'clock, A. NJ. Satisfactory EVIL
dence of good moral character will be required
n all cases. fee of 90 cents ls required by
Rw from each applicant.
Mr. BARNES, Chm, | Board oil
J.S HUM, school
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U. s CLAYPooLE, 0. T. Gun
n.ng and Lewis Atwood ire
candidates for the Democratic
nomination for Member of the
Constitutional Convention
Their nominating Convention
meets on the 10Th OF March.