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County Correspondence.
Written for the Spirit of Democracy.
From Adams Township.


ED. SPIRIT: The people of this town
ship are pleased to see that the local cor
respondence in the SPIRIT is increasing
both in regard to quality and quantity of
reading matter. Perhaps it will not be
amiss to say a word about Adams,
The people here are generally busy
planting their tobacco aad making prep
arations for harvesting. The prospect
for crops, at present, is toerablv good.
The health is generally pretty good
and the people are now in fine spirits, es
pecially the farmers, owing to recent re-
freshing rains which have very materially
improved the prospects for crops
1t is thought that The tobacco crop il
this township will he rather more thar
average, judging froih the prospect a
present.
There is some excitement in this town.
ship with regard TO the Jennings band -
1t is thought that portion of this hanC
are now lurking about the rocks an(
caves and hiding places, which are to bt
found in the deep hollows and recesse'
on Suntish. Several reliable persons have
stat ed that they have seen some very sus
picious looking men lnrloine around, anc
| in every case they have been seen to maxi
their exit in the direction OF the above
named retreat.
The citizens are wide awake. and arr
already beginning to make search 70
these desperadoes, and surely if ther,
are any of them in here, it will be well fo
them, and all sympa,hizers, to fee tn
ekath TO come. The citizens of Adams
township ave peaccable, law abiding peo
pie, but, il driven to stringent measures
can furnish and equip vigilance com
mittee on as short notice rs any TOWNSHIP
in the county More anon
July |, 1878. SUNFIsH.
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Africa.

LONDON, June 30.-The Government
has received dispatches from Sir Samuel
Baker, dated Khortoum, May 29th, where
he had safely arrived, with other Euro.
peaus, and his command. He reports
the country, as far south as the equator,
has been annexed to Egypt. Slave trade
has been suppressed, and all rebellious
movements and secret intrigues check
ed. The country is orderly and its gov.
ernment perfectly organized. A road
has been opened to Zanzibar, and was
free from interruption: He won VIC
tory on the 9th of May with only los
men over the army of the African Chief
Orioso. His mission has been perfect
ly successful.
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Guernsey Comfy Items.
From the Times, Sd inst. |


Wool is selling in our ncighborine
counties at 40 to As cents for good quail
tiles.
Nearly every hoy in Cambridge "knee
high to g duck smokes or chews.
Mrs. James Nelson was afflicted by
a stroke of paralysis last Thursday, and
continues seriously ill,
The territory burned over in this
place last week is being generally clean
ed up, preparatory to rebuilding.
Mrs. Perry SAVERS. of this place, died
on last Saturday afternoon, after an i'll
ness OF several months. She was taken
to New Birmingham on Sunday for in.
terment.
COMMITTEE ON GoATs.-Nearly all the
editors in Eastern Ohio are on the Com
mittee on Angora Goats for the Barnes
vile Fair. We heard one of them ash
another, "What kind Of Goats are
they ?" Competent judges, we guess.
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ITrnm the Marietta Register, Juno 26.

The barn Of Thomas Davis, at Pick
Ridge, back Of Coal Run, in Waterford
township. was burned to the ground,
on Saturday last, 2lst inst. Mr.. Davis
little son, with two other children went
into the barn, to play. Very soon after,
fire was discovered. Two Of the chill
dren ran out of the barn by the front
way the other took the back way, but,
overcome by the heat, fell when about
fifteen PAGES from the barn, and was
roasted to death.
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Emigration Turning!
heaD Farms i'm Southwest Missouri

The Atlantic IL Pacific Railroad Com,
pany offers 100000 acres of land in
Central and Southwest Missouri, at from
So to Sl2 per acre, on seven years time,
with free transportation from st. Louis to
all purchasers. Climate, soil, timber,
mineral wealth, schools, churches, and
lawabiding society invite emigrants
from all points to this land of fruits and
flowers. For particulars. address A
Tuck, Land Commissioner, st. Louis,
Mo. janl4y.
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Farm for Sale.

THE undersigned offers for sale his farm
l lying near Morris mill, at the mouth OF
Piney creek. in Adams township, this conn
ty. There are
ONE HUNDRED & FIFTEEN ACRES,
Seventy of cleared laad aud forty-fve in tim
ber land. The Buildings on the farm are one
dwelling house, one shop, and stabling for
horses, 100 head of sheep and Is head Of
cattle, There are two acres IN orchard, ap-
pies. peaches and other fruits. A good well
of water at the door Of the dwelling. A four
foot vein of first rate coal on the farm. A
church. grist mill, store, school house and saw
mill within one. half mile of the farm. The
fencing Ia in good repair. The farm Is well
watered.
For terms and further particulars address
JOHN HOBBS,
Beallsville, Monroe Co., Ohio.
june "a 1s73-w6.
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FMr. W. NJ. ALEXANDER has open
ed stove and tin shop, east of the Pub
lie Square. He is prepared to furnish
all articles of tin-ware, stoves, copper
and iron kettles and other articles found
in an establishment of that kind. He is
agent of the Garry Iron Roofing Com
rany. A roof of this material on MIR
A. c. MILLER's dwelling, is pronounced
irst-class. Also agent for the Airing
ton stove, pronounced by competent
judges to be the best manufactured.
Give him call. Prices reasonable,
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PR @ S P E C 7 = S
THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY
Woodsfield, Monroe Co.. O.,

We propose publishing first class
weekly paper, in which will be found the
GENERAL News Of the country, and the
LOCAL News of. Monroe County.
The latest Market Reports, from all
points. will! be furnished our readers.
We shall advocate in the future, as in
the past the principles of Democracy.
We shall aim to give the people the
truth concerning all matters Those gull
ty of corruption in public positions will
be exposed, without regard to what party
they may be attached. This we regard
as the true course for public journal to
DurSue
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WuOdsfieid stock Market.

WeoDsFIELD, O., July 7, 1873.
The following are the prices paid by
our dealers at this time:
CATTLE-The prices during the
past week have been from TO A cents
per pound.
SHEE2-From u to 3 cents per
pound.
HOGS-The price paid rates from 4
to Al cents per pound.
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Meeting OF the Democratic C0un-
ty Central Committee.

Meeting OF the Democratic C0un-
ty Central Committee.
The members Of the Democratic Cen
tral Committee of Monroe County are
requested to meet at the Court House, in
Woodsfield, at o'clock P. NJ, on
Saturday, july II, 1873,
For the purpose of appointing delegates
to the State Convention, 70 be held in Co
lumbus, Ohio, August 6, 1873. This
county is entitled to 6 delegates in the
Convention.
A full attendance will be, anticipated
J. T. JUDKINS, Ca'm.
JIM. GoURLEY, Sec.
June II, 1878.
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Pittsburgh Cattle Market,

CATTLE-M Market continues slow
and unsatisfactory, but as the supply
has been light, prices are not quotahly
lower. Prime to extra, Cas- &c; medium
to good, 54a54c; fair, 4fa5c; common,
44a4ic.
HOGS-Market steady to-day but
unchanged at A 70a4 Is for Yorkers,
and SOa4 IS for Philadelphia hogs.
SHEEP-Also duh but unchanged
Prime to extra, 44a5c; medium to fair,
4a4tc. Lambs, 2 SO per head up to
63c per lib.
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Railroad Bonds.

Adams and Center townships, in
Monroe county, voted aid to proposed
Railroad from Clarington to Woodsfeld,
the Fall of 1872, under the Boesel law,
issued bonds and deposited them with
the Treasurer of State, as follows:
Adams $12,lOO
Center 29,70O
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Boston OOi Market.

July
Wool in good demand. The new
clip is reported in much better condition
than last year. sales Michigan and
Ohio ieeces at 4Sa52tc; medium Yves
tern, 45c; unwashed and unmerchanta-
BILE heeces. 2Sal0c; Kentucky combing,
44a45c; unwashed Western combing,
35a43c; fine noils, 75c; tub, 50a54c,
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s~Young men who contemplate

s~Young men who contemplate
mstrimony with the expectation of "liv
ing with the old man." had better steer
clear of ---township A worthy
farmer who has several lovely daug ht-
ers was asked by one Of these "home-
seekers" if ''Mary marries will she still
live at your home to make your life
bright and happy?' He skinned one
eye and replied: mo sir! If the I'M
dersigned understands hisself, and he
thinks he Go, when ore of my gals
swarms she must hunt her own hive"
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The Marietta and Cincinnati
Railroad Company.

Mr.. JOHN KING, Jr., President of the
line of road, between Bellaire and Ma
rietta, known as the Marietta and Gin
cinnati Railroad Company. recently
transferred all of said property, rights,
privileges and easements to A. j. WAR
NER, President Of the Ohio Valley Rail
Road Company, for the sum of $4,000
cash. e-
The Deed was executed and delivered
on the 5th day of April, 1878, and is
now on record in the Office of the Re
corder of this county.
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GF-In the road case of STEPHEN AT
KINs VS.. JOHN SUTLER, ct al, in the mat
ter of damages assessed by the viewers,
appealed from the decision OF the Coun-
ty Commissioners to the Probate Court,
the jury assembled in Woodsfield on the
Cd inst, was sworn and ordered to pro-
ceed to Cameron. in Adams township,
on the Sth inst, and view the road, and
return their verdict to the Probate
C,urt
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-07-08

EENT The season of the year. having
arrived when sunstrokes are to be lock-
ed for, physicians are publishing rules
for guidance of persons who don't want
to be struck, They are told to wear
straw hats, sponges on the head, keep
in the shade, drink but little, keep off
mental excitement, never run or walk
fast, eat lightly and sleep in cool
rooms. There's only one receipt which
can be added, let your wife saw all the
wood
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Written for the Spirit of Democracy.j
From Sunsbury Township,
BEALLsvlLLE, June 80, Is

bEALLSNIEEN, y UEC %, lU'o'
Mr. ED1ToR: Thinking a short com
municatitn from this part of the county
might be thought worthy Of an inser-
ton in yoar excellent paper l have con-
cluded to send you few items:
First-ln relation to the crops; the
wheat crop will be very light, taken in
the whole, it having been badly injured
by the winter.
The oats crop will be very short, hav-
inc suffered by the continued drouth.
The corn, as in many other localities,
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.

= -,
Cattle opened with fair demand, but
closed dull; the very best on sale, ,6a71 &c
that generally rated first quality. 5&a6c
medium or good fair quality, 44a5 &c
Sales, 1922. head Receipts, 1,2l4 head
Hogs dull and fc lower; corn-fed,
64a74c; stillers, 64a6s.
Sheep very dull and lower at 4a5c-
Receipts, 5.633 head.
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LOCAL N NOTICES.

RMr. NELSON BAKER is the author
lied Agent of several first class Fire In.
surance Companies Give him call, or
he will call at your residence.
MAY DIVA.
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from the Guernsey Times ]

From the Guernsey Times.]
cambridge, Ohio, fifty miles west of
this place, on the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad" is where the Bellaire Com.
mercial locates late fire. Our readers
will remember that Bellaire is one OF
the bridges between here and Baltimore
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Advertising and Job Work.

All Advertising and Job Work will be
executed in q workmanlike manner, at
rates as low as the same can be done for
at any other country office.
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COAL COAL

THE undersigned is prepared to furnish 4
L good article of coal at all times, from Hess
bank on Bakers Fork to the citizens of Woods
field or any other place in Monroe county.
Will furnish coal at the market price.
July 8, '73- 3m ANDON Holman
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Honey Market,
July 8.

Money closed easy at 4 per cent
Foreign Exchange, little steadier but
dull. Prime brokerage sixty days tster-
ling closed at l1O4, and sight at no.
Gold dull and steady at l154 to 1l54 -
The market closed at 1154
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From the Guernsey Times.l
The Spirit, of Woodsield, is unhap
py. Cause, there has been no circus in
Woodsfield this season.
And not likely to be.
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@There are 107 citizens of Wash
ington county who are in a bad fix !;
they want woman suffrage.
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FOR SALE.

Thirty-six and one half acres Of land
within the corporate limits of Woods.
field East of town. Apply at this office
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The SDirft

Is sent to subscribers at si 80 per
year; Six months 70 cents.
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FOR SALE.

A lot and small frame house in Woods
field. For terms Inquire of
june10,'79,f. VIM. F. HUNTER, JR.
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SHERIFF's SALE.

Thomas Dillon
VS..
Thomas Miracle ct al, Trustees of the
United Brethren in Christ's Church in
Franklin township of said county.
ny virtue of an execution to me directed
from the court of common pleas of Mon.
roe county, Ohio, l will offer for sale at the
front door of the court house in the town Of
Woodsfeld, between the hours of ten o'clock
.. m. and O'Clock p. m. on
Saturday, the I'd dag of August, 1873,
the following described real estate, situate in
Monroe county, Ohio. to wit:
The southeast corner of the southeast
quarter of the southeast quarter of SEQ
tion twenty-five, of township six and range
seven, on which is frame and log meeting
h house built for said Church.
Appraised at $275,
GEORGE CALDWELL,
iuly1,TSw5. Sheriff NJ. C. o.
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Tuesday. July 8. 1873.
LOCAL..
New Advertisements.

To Contractors, Co. Commissioners.
Partition, j. Rabel VS.. F. Rabel, ct al.
Admr's Notice, Benz Slime,
Settlement Account, Jas. r Morris.
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@The Woodsfield School Board is
composed of the following named gen
tlemen:
President-S L MOONEY.
Secretary-FRITz REEF.
TreaSurer-J. T. JUDKINs
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wrOur thanks are due WILLIAM
OkEY, Esq, of the Constitutional Con-
vention, for copy of the Report Of the
Committee on the Judicial Department.
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Road Case Before the Probate
Court,

In the case of PETER DoRR vs.. G. F.
BURKHARD, ct al appeal from the Trus-
tees of Malaga township, before the
Probate Court on the lst inst, the jury
rendered the following verdict:
PROBATE Court, MONROE Co, O
July l, 1873. :
We the jury, duly empanneled and
sworn to well and truly try the above
case, do assess the damages of plaintiff,
Mrs. o. F. DoKR in the sum Of S163 SO,
WILLIAM O. BUTLER, Foreman.
The viewers of the road assessed and
allowed damages to the amount of S55 ;
hence the appeal.
Transfers of Real Estate.
The following transfers Of real estate
were made in the Auditors office of this
county from June 26th to July Sd, in
elusive:
Jos Gattin to Samuel Milhorn, Wash
ington township, s-10s of an acre S400
A. Danford to G. W. King, Bealls.
vile, lots No. & 9, $50.
James Allen to Levi Allen, Wayne
township, by Will, 160 acres.
w. c, Barnes to Sarah Eddy, Coch-
ransville, lot No. 80, $500.
J. B. Mcllott to VIM. W. Mellott
Adams township, 43 acres $3.50.
McVey, ct al to j. B. Dearth, Wayne
township, 40 acres S1,100.
J. Feltner Sr., to j Feltner Jr., Sum.
nit township, 40 acres $3.50
VIM West Sir. to VIM West Jr.
Bethel township, IS acres 5000.
W. A. Oden to Joseph Knowlton
Washington township, l22 acres, So,
| 500.
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j. A CARROLL & BRO,
NJ A RBLE WORK ERS

John street, Rass side of Store q Bridge, Wheel
ing, W, Va.
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Monuments, Tombs & Tablets,
and Scotch Granite Mon
mentS.
Also, have made arrangements with firm in
Scotland to furnish Monuments of Scotch
Granite. mch18,'73Y.
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E Mr.. SAMUEL BLOWERS, of Barnes
vile, had the forefnger Of his left hand
'cut off at the first joint in planning
mill, the I'd inst
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TProf. EDWARD j. GRAHAM, of
this place. has been engaged as teacher
: in the school at Beallsville, this county.
He is fine educator.
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wThree churches erected in 1872 8,
in Monroe county, cost $500; four
school houses built during the same
time cost $4,000.
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Four business houses built in this
county in 1872. cost 1915. s
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-26

bIencn {0rflEory and ctoH6 the frontier
into Catalonia without hindrance, in
violation OF the obligations of neutra.
lity. .- u, y
ManohssieF dsstroyed 40, 600 volumes.
FrancisSg GasrfsEsi, proclaimed Die
tato5 As Aenas ias \ 80 died yesterday;
PAatA sspl Me- 25. The leaders
ofysthe Right propose q grand party
union as sa ostlf day here. The Roy.
alisss! hope fofs divisions IN the Napo-
leonio tanks. n Tho Rouher faction arc
disposed 70 act with the Royalists. The
MacMnhon party are opposed to q pro-
4ongation OF the provisional regime.
rels9rephic-AmsrIo Matters.
BA1TMoRH sUsPENsIoNs-wI 20.
LIIIgAL CoNvENTIONs-TERRr SUI
!, <CIDR -YEI1Ow JACK GATHER Sd
STRENGTH H-DAHAGkD LRrrERs-BUsI.
MESS DULL IN NEW YoRK-BANKs IN
DIEPOHED TO sAORIFICE SECURITIES
MARINE DIsAsTERS-sUsPENsIO OF
!: a SOUTHERN AND WESTERN BANKs-sA-
fvANNA9, AUGUSTA AND ATLANTA '!DowN
AT. TIE HEEL, 30 /, &o.
BALTIMORE, September 24-Night.-
Brown, Lancaster & Co., we'll known
bankers of this city, and agents OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, having
branch houses in New York and Rich
mond; suspended this afternoon. The
firm states that the suspension was
cansed by an unexpected and unprece-
.dented xqn. s,-l-
I The London FTnancier says the busi-
.ness:of 1.-THE; Atlantic cables has largely
increased since the beginning of the
panic in New York. The receipts are
now estimated at E27, 900 daily.
Brown & Watson, of New York, have
suspended.
M11wAUKRR, September 25.-The
Democratic and Liberal Convention
nominated VIM. r. Taylor for Governor,
:4na O. ID. Parker for Lieutenant Co.
vernon. The Reform Con nvention, which
had adjourned, joined the Democratic
and Liberal Convention. The reaolu-
tions favor cheap transportation and
improyement ofirivers at The expense OF
the General Government; oppose pro.
tectiye tariff, back pay and monopolies.
MHA3Ats. September 25.-Yellow
fever interments sixteen.
Gg!oAac, September Is. g. G. Lyon.
President OF the Adams, Blackmear and
Lyon Hnblishing House. committed
-sulcjde to-day. by throwing himself be.
tore Al engine. He was out to pieces.
Iii sNEw tYoRK, September Is. -Hillhouse
says be has exhausted his orders to pur.
;chasa bonds, and will wait further or.
.S A portion OF the registered European
mail per the steamer City OF Montreal
was badly damaged by the breaking OF
"a large. bottle4 Of iodine, which escaped
/. tho n0kS0o 'of kh n, slie~ <rlor1r Jo.~>
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OUR FALL STOCK
IN S I 0 r E
AND COMPLETE.
Every Department
f I N E G o O d S!

A T prices at once satisfactory and entio.
a ing. Our Dry Goods Departments con-
sisting OF Woolens, Jeans, Cloths, Cassi.
meres, Blankets. Flannels, Bleached, Brown
and Linen Goods, Di.pers, Damssks, Towels,
Jaconets, Swisses. TArle!ans, Dress Goods in
Prints, Delainos. Cretonnes. Epinglines,
Drab de Etes. serses, Twills, Canton Cloths,
Alpacas. DO, full to overfowing. Onr Notion
and Small Ware and Lace, Cloak and shawl
Departments fall and new. Our MILL.
merry. the prAttiest ever eeen, will bo open
are ready, and our Carpet and House. Fur.
nshing Department in full blast, Our
Wholesale Department also ready, and our
friends and the public. generally urged to
give us oall. Our salesnaen and attendaats
polite and willing; and as to ouraelyes, we
are ambitious to do our usual large trade,
and thankful for any patronage.
splendid Dress-makinQ Department in
the house. Il. g. SILVER q 90.
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.A1sILStARntaAles.

.AAgJaRn ssA4eg
SENECA CITY.
A. SECOND Auction Sale OF LOTS hero
WEnY EsDsI. UOTfUSER /, 1878,
A ana continue Until all the Lots shall have
oeep sold which may be wanted. @
NE propose at tthis sale to offer few
t.Swenty.hveacre tracts Of woodland ad djoining
Our former statements, as to the delight.
iuiness and salubrity OF the climate, good
ne ness OF the water, and mercantile advantages
OF the place, located "a It ia in 4 section of
the country vhero every thing known TO the
temperate zone may be grown; abounding in
minerals and dotted with numetous and
superior water powers, available the year
round, as also as to the excellent moral cha
raGter OF our people, viii be remembered.
IERHs-one.third (or more, at the option
OF the purchaser) in cash; balance lat De-
cemDer and Let April next, In equal install-
ments' secured by notes aud mortgsges.
sept IA IA A.W: THOMPSON.
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$e42,6 ,62i 81
this account embraces sll,lOs 90 paid TO Joseph
Crews ioT provisions furnished the city In 1888.
CHARLES BARSuM City Treasurer
Tn motion by Alderman Taylor, Council
adjourned at l2 o'clock u.
CHARLES BARNrM
Clerk Of Council.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-12-17
MISCELLANY.


Miss Phelps answers the question, Wha
to wcar?' By describing with exceeding
sharpness what is worn, as follows:
THE girl of tho period, sauntering befor
one down Broadway, is one panorama of sur
prises from top to toe. Her clothes character
i5e her. She never characterizes her clothes
She is upholstered, not ornamented. Sbe 10
bundled, not draped. She is puckerd' ny
folded. She struts, she does not sweep on
has none of the attributes of nature 10. =
proper art. She neither soothes the eye en-"
a flower, nor pleases it like picture on
wcaries it like Kaleidoscope one - : 80
ingless dazzle of broken effects. ~
She sums up the whole matter u Jus
confession: ,.. fool
.For myself confess that never iee'
thoroughly ashamed of being a wo'ia"' 90
cent in rlancins over large pron'scuouS y" {
semblv and contrasting the comparative SIM
nlicity solidity, elegance and good sense OF a
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s;ness. the tardiness the uglincss and inc ini-
becility of woman's'