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sHERIEt,S SALE

pY virtue of an order of the Superior
ID Court of the etate of Delaware in and
for New Castle County. made at the Novem-
ber Tern. A. D.. 1874. to me directed will be
exposed to Public Sale. at the
DELAWARE HOUSE. 5l3 MARKET ST
kept by Geo. W, 0rtlip, in the City Of vii.
mingtOn. New Castle County. Delaware, on
THURSDAY.
THE 4th DAY OF MARCH. 1875.
at 2 O'Clock. P. M.
The following described personal property
viz:
Five shares of first series stock of the Aid
Loan ssociation.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of William Henry Hawley and to be
sold by
VIM. ii. LAMBSON. Sheriff.
Sheri6's Office, New Castle,
February l3, A. D.. 1875. ! feb13- 2tawts
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ImprOVGQPanily Sewing Machine.
VICTOR"

Ma deb1 the Finkte Lvom MonuJ 100.
Lock-stitch Shuttle Sewing Machine.
Uses a seli-setting Needle, which CANNOT
be set wrong. Does the entire range of
Family Sewing. Runs very LIGHT. EASY and
FAST. Sold on eGsy monthly instruments.
AGENTS WANTED.
j. L. FERGUSON. Manager,
Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware,
l27 Chestnut St.. Philadelphia.
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LEaIsLATIvE PER DIEN.-In referring
to the daily pay of the members OF the
Legislature few days since we mad
vertantly made an error. The per diem
of each member is 50, in .. S. Currency.
A bill has been introduced to increase
the pay to S., and that of the Speaker
to Sc per day.
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PINcup.cx ha3 at last succeeded III
getting sea- Ii the U. S. Senate. The
Radicals began to fear the action Of the
people, and allowed their negro brother
Senator TO take the seat which he has
been waiting two years 10 occupy. They
may soon noed his vote to keep them in
the majority
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DUBLIC SALE

PuBLIC SALE d.
Will be sold at Public Sale. on the preni-
ses now occupied by the subscriber in White
Clay Creek Hundred. New Castle County,
Delaware. Oh the Elkton Turnpike, about tw 0
miles below Christiana On
THURSDAY, THE 4ru DAY OF MARCH,
1875. at Il o'clock. A. NJ.
The following describes Personal Property
Of the undersigned aud the late Lewis c.
Lyman, viz:
Five horses colts. coming 2 years old; 7
mich COWS, three fresh, and four with calf to
q tni biooded Aiderhy bull large shouts.
FARMINg U UtkNsfLs, Ono wagon horse cart
8 plows. harrows, = cultivators, ] role
drill, steel tooth hOrsCrake. / endless chain
2-horse power 2 hand rakes, 3 barley forks
l hay fork. with rope and blocks; buckeye
mower and reaper combined. and self raker
fan, corn sholler, hay riggngs 2 dearborns
with tongue and shafts, set of dearborn hur
ness, wagon cart and plow gears single and
double brides, collars. lines, single and dou
Dle trees. cow chains, lead chains, OK chains,
cutting box. feel chest. grind stone, wheel
barrow, dung and hay forks. shovels. spades,
and hoes. Hay by the ton, lot of rye straw.
oats by the bushel corn by the bushel. about
23acres OF wheat in the ground.
KITCHEN FURNITURB.--TWo tables 2 cook
stoves and fixtures, chairs, knives and forks,
dishes. benches. and many other articles
Hams, shoulders and pickeled pork by the
pound; lard by the pound. cider by the bar
re-. milk buckets; ,strainers. 2 dozen pans,
churn and horse. butter tubs for summer and
| winter; 10 pair Of chickens. 4 turkes. and
many other articles too tedious to mention
TERMS ALI sums of S2j and under, cash
over that amount n credit of seven months
by the purchaser giving a Judgment note with
interest and approved security. No interest
If paid when due.
WM.:R. LYMAN.
tebloH Administrator.
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SHERHFF's SALE.

RY virtue Of a writ of Plus. FL Fa. to me
- directed, will be exposed to Public Sale.
ut the farm of Samuel Deputy. near Newark
in White Clay Creek Hundred. in New Castle
County. Delaware. ON
SATURDAY,
THE 27TH DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1875.
At O'Clock, =. NJ.
The following described personal property.
viz:
Three cows, horses. l farm wagon, truck
wagon. lot Of harness, plows. cultivators. bar
rows and other farm Jag utensil.. dc. Ten acres
wheat 10 the ground. lot Of corn. lot Of hay
and fodder. DC.
Seized and taken in execution as the Pro-
perty ot Samuel Deputy, and to be sold by
WIN. H. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
Sberif's Office, New Casle,t
February II. A. d. 1875. s febl22ta
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IT should be remembered by those
having business at Dover that the Legis-
lature has resolved to adjourn on Friday
week.
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MONDAY. FEBRUARY 22D. ls75.
At ~ o'clock, A. NJ

At ~ o'clock. A. NJ.
The following dc cribed Personal Property,
viz:
Eight head of Young Canadian mures with
foal, good work or driving horses, one pair
of good work mules. - head Of good milch
cows with some calves bv their side. others
sprlngnK. yoke of good work oxen, some
large. the rest mediiIin ten hend Of steers
and heiters, bulls g"ni stock, coming two
years old. one Of them is II fail bred Durham
hard TO beat. another a blue Holstein, very
fine; AZ head of selected ewes, with lambs by
very fine buck. will show for himself; sh oats
l sow with pigs, hay press. York wa.on,
Hogers' make; hay and straw by the ton. 4
turkies, ducks (puddle.)4 muscovies I boat
and Seine. lot OF articles nt various kinds
The ahove stock will be sold without re
serve. Should the day provo uLlavora ble tn 9
sale will go on under cover.
TERMS. All sums Ot hiy dollars and un-
der cash un all gums over that amount a
credit of eight months will lie given by pur-
chaser giving bankable note with approved
ondorser, with interest from dag Of sale or
per cent oil for cash.
PHILIP X, CLARK.
l.. W. Stidham 4 Son. Auct'rs.
bllwXeOuts
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CXECUTORs' SALE OF
Personal Property.

The subcrlbers will sell at Public Auction
ON the farm ON which Jonathan Catlin resided
at the time OF his decease, III Mil Greek Hun
on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1875,
at 10 o'clock, morning,
the following Personal Property.
Four horses, seven Mich COWS, lvo of them
with calves by their sides, one reaper, one
mower, one grain drill horse rake, fan, corn
shelter, harrows, plows, cultivators, one fam
lily carriage, one market dearborn, one sleigh,
two carriage poles, single and double carriage
harness, ladder, plough harness, collars, bri-
dies, two-horso wagon, oX-cart, yokes, chains,
and many other articles. Sale positive and
without reserve. Terms at sale.
j. j. CATLIN,
CIlAS. B. LORE,
Executors OF Jonathan Catlin, decd.
l.. W, Stidham Il Son. Auct'rs.
At tho same time and place, will sell n
pair of good MULES, mare, Flora; york wagon
and harness, Champion reaper, nearly new
three cows, grain drill, with phosphate at
tachment, and number of other articles,
feblfwts HEBER c. CATLfN
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sMERIFF's SALE,
FRIDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF MARCH, 1878.
Mt o'clock p Al


THE 18th DAY OF MARCH. 1878.
at o'clock. P. NJ.
The following described Real Estate. viz
A tract of land situated in Mill Creek Hun
dred New Castle County. Delaware. bounded
and described as follows, to wit:
On the west by lands of David Eastburn, on
the north by lands of - Taylor and laujs OF
David Chillas and other land OF Urah Drake.
containing one hundred and sixty acres, more
or 10 with u two story Frame house and
Ba19o thereon erected.
No. ., a lot Of land in Mill creek Hundred.
the County and State aforesaid, bounded on
the west by lands OF Joseph Carpenter and
lands OF II. Fitzsimmons. and land of d. Chill
las and other land Of Uriah Drake, contain
ing sixty-twO acres Of land. more or less with
a two and u half storied frame house and
barn thereon erected
Seized apd taken in execution us the pro-
rerty of Uriah Drake. and TO be sold by
WIN. II. LAMB5ON. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Castle. s4asua
February IL. A. D.. 1875. ! 2tawts.
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REGIsTEE.'s ORDER.
REGIsT ER's OFFICE

New Castle County, Feb. Sth. 1s7,
Upon tho application Of WIN. X, ivna,,
Administrator oil Lewis q. Lyman, mt -,
White Clay Creek Hundred. In said (;oupty
deceased. il it ordered and directed bv H..
Register that Adnnistratnr Atoresa;I ,,t
notice Of the granting Of Letters of Aininit,
tration upon the Estate of the deceased. with
the date of granting thereof. by CAUSING nj
yertisenents to be posted within forty day.
from the date of such Letters. in six ~
most public places of the County . sew
Castle, requiring all persons having ,icmpnds
against the Estate. TO present the snins. or
abide by an Act of Assembly in such en- 9 mad a
and provided. And also cni!se thu same to lie
inserted "ithiu the same period in the Dniiy
dazette, a newspaper published IN vii
Mington and to be continued therein tbr,A
wesFs. (E. ODD ''''"7
~, Given under the hand and Seai of
Ills. Ofice of the Register aforesaid ~
49, New Castle, in New castle Count,
atoresaia'the day and yea, ebnvewrittep
B. Z. BI0HS. Regiate-
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
s,aEREFE,~ = Az,

The following de,cribed real estate. viz:
All that certain lot or parcel of land situate
lying and being in appoauininink hundred
county and : tate aforesaid. nnd particular,
described as follows to wit:
Beginning u, II stake standing in q line for
land OF GeU D. Collins being II corner far
dover unsigned to William Martins widow.
thence with the lines of said dover soutb
sixty degrees an1 forty minutes west Is I.lI
perches to u sirke corner for said lower
thence south 81 degrees east 18 perches los
stake, Corner Tor said dower nhd in Tine -
land Of Horace Spruauce. thence therewiIh
south ~ degrees and ~ minutes westqIj IN
perches 10 N Stone. corner for said Sprunu .
and in line al other lands of Gideon q
KOthwell. Ia party hetetol thence with .tIi
Rothwell north 2ol3 degrees west q i.L,
perches to u stone, lrner for Charles tirseo.
thence with the lines of his land north d.
degrees east ~ 4 ~ pprches t0 u stone, co,utr
for said Green, north - "a degrees We
~ 10 perohes to II ST. ne. corner as last af,r,
said. south 50 degreea wee; Is perche. fn
stone, corner tor sud q, cen north 26L5 H..
grees west 10 2-in rerches u " stake supposed
10 be corner for John Shaw, thence north 81
degrees east petcheJ south s9I9 degree.
east IA perchcs 10 - stake in u large ponl
north % degrees east 40 y 10 I'D riches to iurYe
stone. corner Tor said Shaw and in u line Of
land of the aforesaid HeD. D Collins md
from thence with his lani to the beginning, -,
containing thiriy-seven rcr, and thirty tw
pefche. Of land mare or less. with two small
tenant houses thereon erected
Seized nnd taken in execution IA the pro-
perty OF jeremiah B,lsttr and Ida his wife
aud t. and to be sold by
WM. IL LAME BSON, She riff.
Sherif's hics. New Castle, I
February Is. y. D. 1876. febl7-2tawts
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PUBLIC SALES.
DUBLIC SALE.

Will be sold at Public sale IT the mill
known rs Battan's Mill on ,he road leading
from Salem Church TO Delaware Junction. in
Pencader Hundred. on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 10TH. 1878.
At IL o'clock. M.
The following described personal property,
viz;
Three horses-No l. iron gray stallion Dex
ter. 4 years old, good ROADSTER; Nc. z. iron
gray gelding. Z ye,rs old. good traveller; No.
8 bay mare. Fannie. with f1sl. works well
in any harness: n fine Prince Albert colt. one
year old 5 vood L4ilch cows, 8 yeariins he'll
ers. ) Germantown carriages, one nearly new;
/ top buggy. :leish twU-horse road wagon.
farming utensils consisting Of plows. harrows.
cultivatnTs h es. rat es, forks shoveir, wagon,
carriage and plOw harness, doubletrees. single
trees. one ten-pate stpve. grind stone. ell
yer fleece geese. . ext hne puddle ducks.
All sums of $50. ca-h over that amount h
credit OF six montrs by purchaser giving
interest ii paid when due If not paid when
due, interest from date
49, WIN wlER
WIN. Lank. Au,tr. feblswts
PUBLIC SALE.
1he subscriber having determined to re-
libgulsh the cariing business, will Fell at Pub
lie sale,
ON WEDNESDAY. MARC ii lUIH, l.75.
AT 91s o'clock. A. NJ.
At his stables on Adams street. between
Second ant Third about - head Of good
work lIoIses sOmo If them are good leaders.
tho others are good draught horses; also six
head OF good work inules twenty carts two
furniture cars drays garbage carts. two
fam wagons. ! large STONE wagon, neatly
new; hay wagon. carfiage, cutting boxer,
= plows. !! cultigatOrs nearly new | horse
power, also large iOt Of harness. single aud
double; d lot of shovels. picks and forks.
TBRMs All sums of slO0 and under. cash;
all sums over that amount crodit of three
months will be given by the purchaser giving
u ban nknble note with approved endorser,
cash.
ISAAC MURRAY.
H. W. Stidham SON, AuetTs. 1878
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WEATHER REPORT.
WASHINGTON, FEBRUARY l8-l A. N.
PROBABILITIES.

For the Middle States, rising baro-
meter, lower temperature, westerly
winds and generally clear weather.
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NOTICE

All persons having claims against the IA.
tate' 4 the deceased must present tho s,hne
duly attested tu the Administrator. on az
before February 9Th, 1876, or abide the Act
of Assembly in such case made and nroyidel.
WILLIAM K. LYMAN.
49, Administrator.
Adoress-Christiana, Del. febl0-eod-3w
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pUBLIC SALE.

The subscriber will sell at Public Sale. mt
the farm where he now resides on the
road leading from hare's Corntr 10 Christi
ana, on
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Will be sold at Public Sale IT the mill
known rs Battan'. MIL, on 'he road leading
from Salem Church to Delaware Junction, in
Pencader Hundred. on
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Delaware Legislature.

Specially reported for the Gazette.
--- DovKB, DEL, Feb. ", 1870.
The Senate met as 10, a. m. Prayer
by the chaplain. E
BILLS ON SECOND BEADING.
House bill in relation to permanent
lease hold estates. Referred.
House bill to incorporate the Della
ware Board of Directors OF the Union
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
Maine, as the Delaware agency OF said
Company. Referred.
BILLS PASSED.
Senate bill to authorize the laying
out of a public road in Milford Hun
dred, Kent county.
On motion of Mr.. Riddle, aHouse
bill 10 an additional supplement 20 an
act to limit the city debt OF Whining
ton, and to provide for the discharge
thereof, was read.
Mr.. Ray introduced bill to incor-
porate the Delta Phi Literary Society
of Delaware College. Read.
On motion of Mr., Ray, House bill to
provide for the REIMBURSEMENT in Ger
tain cases to the U. s. of title to law
for sites of light stations on the. coast
and waters of this State, was read.
On motion of Mr.. Causey, House
bill in relation the service of process
on foreign insurance companies, was
read
On motion of Mr. Moore, House bill
for the renewal of the charter Of the
Female Bible Society of Wilmington,
was referred to the committee on cor
nnraiinns
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CONGRESSIONAL.

Senate, Feb. 23-An unsuccessful eff
fort was made to take up House bill
equalizing bounties. gh7 .ta p.
Action of the House repeating the
Pacific Mail subsidy contract was con
Cured in, the Judiciary committee
having reported that thereport was moi
binding upon the Government. .t
The POstoffice and Army Appropria.
ton bills were passed. 'a. Hti E T.'.
A memorial from Republicans of the
Alabama Legislature praying for pass.
age of the bill authorizing suspension
of the writ OF habeas corpus, was pre-.
sented. .e
I HOnse-The Tax and Tariff bill was
considered in committee of the Whole,
and after being amended so as to tax
incomes over $4,000, was displaced by
IA substitute in which the provisions
for an income tax were omitted. The
substitute was passed.
An effort TO take up the Caucus Force
bill failed. E f..lH: H
The minority of the Louisiana sub
committee substituted a report recon-
mending recognition of the Kellogg
government, and restoration of the
elected Conservative members of the
Legislature to their seats. A majority
report was also presented, differing
from the minority in stating that the
election of 1874 was fair one. .ufs
Senate, Feb. M--A petition was pre-
sented, having nearly $4,000 signatures,
for Improvement of the Fox and Wis
consin rivers. r-alDaf D. t-aai e.
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featuring. in.!,.stslss ,.l. ..l.s...Asest..a..sl

featuring -ias.ysIEjeS sIlatl.e-sAs est.sas
South at single blow.
There iS one lthtr idea | wish 10 pre-
sent. ADD tn Il Is tine suggestion tha
~ 4 policy o, protection Youare taxing
the pt.nplt II this country ianriinately
IN an increase of The price of the com.
m,piity projected. Now / have per
SuIlal know led%e of one Of The leading
interests of the West. The manufacture
OF pai!S in the city of Wheeling and III
the district that represent has become
one Of the leading industries of thai
section. There are manufactured now
i'm the city Of Wheeling and in my dis
trict, which is on the opposite side OF
the river, the finest nails manufactured
in the world. They command tbs
highest price in the market and under
this policy of protection that industry
has grown to be enormous, and it is q
fact that the establishments engaged il
this industry are now running barely
upon profit enough to pay for their la
Dor and that you can now buy the finest
nails manufactured in the world at Il
les price than they could be purchased
before We entered on the policy of pro-
lection, notwithstanding the premium
on gold. / believe that by encouraging
the idustry, ingenuity, skill, and en-
terprise of the people OF this country We
will secure home competition and give
us cheaper commodities than we can
get from abroad under system of free
tra de, and at the same time protect the
labor engaged in manufacturing enter
prise. ! nope the House will restore
the law as it was prior to the 10 pen
| cent. reduction. 4
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House bit,-fer the. st,mission.nfNeu

~Ii@u-c onf@fvf tne SuInlSS1OQ OF New
Mexico as State, was passed.
Rouse--The Sundry Civil Appropri.
alton Dill was considered in committee
lnf,the Whole, and some progress made
Dur i,o final action reached. s.
sS7lats, Feb. 25-Tbe credentials Of
the new Minnesota Senator, s. ]. &.
Mem lien, were presented. 8
The bill 10 regulate the counting OF
votes for President and Vice President,
and the decision of questions arising
II ereon, was called up and considered.
Several amendments of a verbal char
acter were agreed to.
HoUse--After a continuous session
from yesterday, lasting all light, the
House, at SO p. NJ, succeeded in TAX
ing up the bill for. government of ths
southern States, and pending its con-
,ideration, the House adjourned, rf2
Senate, Feb. 26-The House Tax and
Tariff bill was reported from commit
tee without change. -...,r .......l. p.
A bill regulating the mode of affixing
land cancellation of beer stamps, was
passed. ......, .......... ....,st
Also bill restricting the refunding OF
custom duties. .-...-.-.. F..
The Civil Rights bill vas taken up
and discussed during the afternoon and
evening session. .- ..s .T
House-Mr. Coburn gave notice that
at one O'Clock tomorrow he would call
the previous question on the Force bill.
The Sundry Civil Appropriation bill
was considered il committee of the
Whole. ..-..t.... .
FEB. 27.-.Seaate-A resolution was
approvd requesting the President tc
institute inquiries as 10 the proper
place for establishing branch mint.
The Civil Ri hts i,IIi Was taken up
and after discussion passed-38 to %
The Tariff bill COMES up next, 81
House The Ways and Means com
mittee submitted its report of investi
CATION of the Pacific Mail subsidy, anC
those of the special committee on Mis-
sissippi Affairs was also laid before the
House. ..rr.r..t ...-H r.i- -
The Force bill was then taken p,anC
after prolonged debate was passed.
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GEN. TRACY concluded his lengthy
opening for the defense to the jury in
the Beecher scandal on Monday.
His speech indicated clearly the line
of defense to be pursued.
An endeavor will be made to show
a conspiracy between Moulton, Tiltor
and Bowen against Beecher. Moultor
is to be made out betrayer; Tiltor
the veriest william and bIack-mailer
and Mrs. Moulton liar and perjurer.
Mr.. Tracy closed his speech 20 the
jury with the following eloquent pero
alton: -u.-iaallG aar. "-ii 81
"Good friends and neighbors have
stood around the pastor in this trial
because they have known him fol
years, and many of them have looked
into his blue eyes for at least thirty
years and found them truthful. You
will interpose Ikea rock between thi:
man and his scandal. You will tell the
Ameriead people that when charges o
malice or slander attacks a person, il
mill meet with rigid investigation al
the hands Ofan American jury. This
man, who has guided hundreds in these
courts, and is looked up to and revered
by thousands, is dragged into a court
of justice to answer charge of adulte
terry. This man will live and be per.
petuated in each mans memory when
the remembrance of his prose 'utor:
will have passed into oblivion. Per.
haps when years have passed away
your children or your children's chill
dren will come to look at the seats 0l
the jury who returned the name Of
Henry Ward Beecher to the world
without a stain, and centuries will pass
away before this trial will be forgot.
90, !, .- .H-.
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ing Agent. We heartily commend
Mr.. Stone to the trade generally as :
man fully worthy .of Confidence.
The recent break up in the river was
as gentle as tho. footsteps of the trainp>
from Wheeling sent free across the
bridge to get rid of them, and hence
did but little harm. The river Is much
swollen, and much coal is afioat fol
markets below.
We came near having a first-class
fire the other night at the residence o.
James Alexander. BY some means
where meat was being smoked, the
house caught fire, and had it not been
for its timely discovery by Capt. Clark
serious damage would have occurred
from its clese proximity to valusbfe
property.
( Thursday at noon Congress adjourn,
and largely ceases to exist forever as
formerly. The next will be Demo
cratic hugely. la'- fs.ioi HE.. .-'-.
Business was never so fiat in towr
as now, SO say our rnerchants-and
were it not for the tramps fleeing from
Wheeling, things would be very dull
indeed.
Capt. Baggs says our notice of his So
ciety is only lent. Well, Captain, yor
know this is the season of Lent.
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MORRISTOWN.

The new type makes quite an i'm
provement on the appearance of the
CHRONICLE. 1t is now the most
neatly printed. as well as one of the
best papers in the county. .,,-rr "a o.
The citizens of this place voted on a
lookup last Saturday. There was a
large vote polled, and the enterprise
was defeated by majority Of twelve.
Those who voted against it comprise
two classes of our citizens, those who
would have had to pay for it, and those
who would have it to use after it was
built. We certainly need some place
of confinement for those persons who
are in the habit of carousing about,
making night hideous' with their ne.
farious noise.
% wad some pow'r the gift to gle us,
To see ourselves as others see us =
Since the lookup has failed, we
should either have missionary, some
United States troops or both.
Mr.. Adams, the artist, is still in town
doing good work. -.as-. = .G.-.+.er rH
Mr.. Fry of Barnesville has for some
time been instructing the Brass Band,
and class in instrumental music in
this place. He is good musician, and
should have a much larger class than
he has at present. H'''o Y -i.it
Miss Agnes Farrell is visiting friends
in Barnesville. -.... .r.-..
Mrs. and Fred Brock returned to
their home in Pomeroy, o., on Mon.
Gay. .Hi % n,''t -Tlt'.t tlt
Miss Eaton, of Columbus, O., is visit
ing relatives in this place. rg.j.ig tift
All the 60 in this place where pave
ments are scarce and mud plenty-in
the mud. STD YlgEH IH g. SOLITAIRE.