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County Correspondence.
Written for The Spirit of Democracy. ]
From Lee Township,
SARpIs, Ono, Nav 27, |;

SARpIs, Ono. May 27, 1875.
Our crop prospects in this part OF
the county, l must say, in contradic.
ton of many other persons, are on the
average, good, Oar wheat, it is true
was somewhat injured bv the latest
tretzes, but where it was s1wn in good
ground it looks well
In regard to the tobacco crop, some
time ago it looked gloomy, but to-day
we all feel, as you might say, elated by
the last few fine showers Of rain, which
have brought out the plants and makes
some of US feel happy.
. Fruit, of any kind we will say none
even our blackberry crop is a failure
the only thing that we will have to fall
back on is our fish crop, which promises
10 be full crop, but nary "cochin chi
ma in, ours We take suckers and sich
rather than any of your ''cochin china
or what You may call them.
Politically. GOOD morning, Gov.
Allen!) How high is that? think SC
high that no person the Republicans car
nominate can knock the daylight out ot
Uncle Bill Allen.
We had a sad occurrence to happen in
our town in the last few days, which i;
this: Benton Miller, son of Michae
Miller who formerly owned what is nov
known as the Alexander Mill, came here
on visit to his old homestead, and me-
with, the loss of one of three children
last night; and one of the brightest chill.
dren of its age that | have had the pleas
ure of meeting.
Politics are getting warm, but we dom
let them hurt us to any alarming extent
Wishing you all the success imagina
ble, personally aud politically, remain
Yours truly, LEE
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The Cardinals diamond Gross

h Ero1n tnS Herald.
The pectorel cross that was given to
Cardinal McCl oskey last week was pre-
sented to Archbishop Hughes by the
late Green Louise Of Belgium This
cross, the personal property of the
Archbishop, he bequeathed to his sister,
the late Mother Angela, at the time Su
perior General of the Sisters of Charity
and by her death it came into the pos.
session of the community of Mount St
Vincent When Dr.. McCloslcv sue,
ceeded Archbishop Hughes it had been
the wish of Mother Angela and Sister
hood to give him the cross. But by
the advice of Vicar General STAIRS the
presentation was deferred to some fu-
.ture occasion And now Providence
has so ordered that the gift OF the sain
ted daughter Of Louis Philippe to the
preIate who stood in the eyes of the
Old World and the New as the mos
illustrions representative of the Amer
ican Church shall rest on the gentle ant
fatherly heart Of our first American
Cardinal.
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Disastrous FAN of a scafrold.

COLUMBUS, ONO, May 26 BY the fall
ling of a scatfold at the Central Ohio Hos
pital forthe Insane, to day, George Bow
ers, Jerry Ryan, Albert Gottsleib and
William Harman werckilled; Fred Kuntz
and Ben. Smith, it thought, fatally in
jured. They fell a distance of s. feet -
One man on the scatfold made descend
ing jump of 30 feet, alighting on wall
and escaped without injury. During the
excitement which prevailed, the timers
on one of the towers quit their work and
left soldering po. behind, from which
fire communicated to the roof and set fire
to the tower, damaging it to the amount
of $1,000.
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Writer, for The Spirit of Democracy,]
From Washington Township.

EVANSVILLE, OHIo, May %, 1875
ED SPIRIT: Pursuant to previous call,
a meeting was held at the Harman Ridge
school house in this, Washington, town
ship a few evenings since, to make ar.
rangements for Fourth Of July cele-
bration, to be held at some suitable
place in this township The meeting
was called to order by A j Allen, Chair
man of the Harman Ridge literary So
ciety. On motion, the following officers
and committees were chosen to cuGdGct
the exercises on day of celebration
Officers: President, O. F. Flint; Vice
President, John GatcAell; Secretary,
James E. Way. Committees Ga Ar
rangements, Henry Harman, Thos. A.
Way Jr, Thomas Adams, Thomas Fl
Powell and George Coss. On Vocal
Music: Philo d. Morris, l. D. Eaton
and John A.. Harman. Instrumental
Music: Josiah Hall, George W. English
and Levi Hall On Colors: Robert
Sivard, Madison Cline and James g.
Baker. Each committee requested to
be prompt aud report proceedings TO
President Flint by 2eth of June.
On motion, j. P Flint was selected
to read Declaration of Independence at
l o'clock on day of celebration, at the
opening of the speaking exercises. The
reading of the Declaration will he fol
lowed by speeches from the following
named persons with subjects:
Address of Welcome-Hon. James
Watson.
The Fourth of July-James E. Way
The Land We Love-Thomas Adams.
Duty of American Citizens-Thomas
H Powell.
Oar Country Fifty Years Ago--John
a. Baker.
The Prosperity of Our Nation.-Rev.
E W. Grimes
At the conclusion Of. each speech,
music will be disceursed by the band,
| interspersed with some fine vocal music
by the choir. Speeches, in order that
all may be heard, will be limited to 80
minutes each.
The following resolutions were ap-
proved:
Resolved, That the celebration, be
held on Saturday July 81, 1875, in the
grove near Low Gap school house in
Washington township, commencing at
9 o'cleek A. M
Resolced, That q report of these pro-
ceedings be furnished The Spirit Of De-
mocreey and Monroe Democrat for pub
| lication.
OF FLINT, Chm.
| JAMES z. WAY. Cor. Sec.
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Bey-The following resolution wa'

Bey-The following resolution was
adopted by the Pennsylvania Republican
State Convention on tire Goth ult.
"Resolred, That we declare firm and
unqualified adherence to the unwritten
law of the Republic, which wisely and
under the sanction of the most venerable
of examples. limits the Presidential ser
vice of any citizen 70 two terms; and we
the Republicans of Pennsylvania, in re-
cognition of this law, are unalterably OF.
posed to the election to the Presitlsncy,
OF any person for third term
Slap, Mr.. President GRANT gets it,
right in the face. -
They coaxed him, and threatened him
and reasoned the case with him, but he
stubbornly refused to decline third
term, and now comes his party in the old
Keystone State, and proclaims that they
are "unalterably oeposcdn to bis re-elec
tion,
True, they have been defending all hi;
acts,-right straight along. Trey have
eu!ogized him as often astbey lfavemen
toned him. They have crowned hin
with the title Of Second Washington
A full oheras Of organs haea ehaatet
his praises as exactly 'tho right man il
The right place"
But now, they don't want the "righ
man in the right place" They serve no
,ice Oh their "Second Washington" tc
bundle up his spare shirt, and skedad
die.
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LONDON, May 24.-In the House of
Commons to day Mr.. Disraeli, replying
to question put by the Marques Of
Harrington, said 1t was true that the
Government had advised the Queen to
make representations to Germany re-
specting the rclltions between that
power and France. These representa-
tions had been made and were of such
nature as to correct misconceptions and
insure peace. England had received a
satisfactory reply; but it would not be
to the public convenience to lay q copy
of the correspondence on the table OF
the House.
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.

May u.
CATTLE-The market has been fair
during the past week, and prices 4asC
higher. The advance being greatest on
middle and common grades. Very best
6 50a7 rs; first qnality,5 50a6 so; me.
dium or good fair quality, 5a5 so; ordi
nary thin steers, oxen and cows, 3 50a5
Most of the sales were at 5 75a7. Re
ceipts, S4S head; sales, 794 head.
HOGS-Have been dull, and prices Il
lower, closing with tendency still
downward Stillers and common ligh
hogs are hard to sell at any price Com
mon and small bacon hogs, 8 50al0 so
fair to good fat hogs, 10 50all 90. A
few are selling at higher figures. Re
ceipts, STA head.
SHEEp:-Haye been dull range from
4 to ) - Lambs dull at }; 50ai so
Receipts, 3,l6l head.
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Jim EiSk's and Ned Stokes Faith
ers ut Prayer Meeting Together.
JAMES E. WAY, Cor. Sec.

Mr., Hepworth is holding series of af-
ternoon and evening meetings. These
services bring together great variety OF
people, representing different sections OF
the city, and different sects. Mr.. Stokes
father of Edward J with his family are
quite regular in their attendance. Ole
evening a mau arose and offered prayer.
He was quite fine looking man, had 3
mellow, pleasant voice, and was rather
gifted The next evening he was in the
meeting, and the missionary went down
and spoke to him. and asked him if he
would not make few remarks when there
was vacancy. He thought it good
thing to have the time filed, and filed up
well The stranger, nothing 10th, came
to his feet, and, in five minutes speech
made genuine sensation. He began
"My dear Christian friends, Tam glad to
be among you tonight. I am man who
has seen great deal of affection. Ihad
son that 1 loved dearly, but he was kill
ed. My sons name was James Fisk, Jr
Perhaps you have heard of him. Al
this announcement an excitement was
produced, not much calculated to pro
yoke arevival.-Nep York Letter.
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Legal Notice.

DETER CROW, who resides without the
i State of Ohio, and when last heard from
resided in the State Of Kansas, will take no.
tice, that on the 2lst day of April, fS75,
Thomas A. Way fled in the court OF common
pleas of Monroe county, Ohio. his petition
against the said Peter Grow and others, the
object and prayer Of which, Is to compel
specific performance of contract made by
him, with said Grow and John Rucker, Sep,
tember 3. 1862, for the sale Of what 10 known
as the Way mill property in the north west
quarter of section fourteen. township four
and range six, in said county, and.to recover
balance of purchase money. Deed deposit
ted by Way with the clerk Of said court;
said Peter Grow is required to answer said
petition on or before the 27th day Of June
A. D. 1875. HUNTER & MALLORY,
An'ys for plaintiff.
April AZ rsrS-w6.
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The Inter-Oceanic Canal.

WASHINGTON, May 27.-The survey
ing party sent out by the Government
to locate the line of the proposed ship
canal across the Isthmus of Panama
having completed their work have re-
turned. The expedition was subjected
to numerous hardships and dangers to
health, but no loss Of life among the
Officers or men occurred. The early
estimate of s56,O0O,OOO for the compile
ton of the work is not now regarded as
sufficient The Rapipi Atrato route is
the shortest, but requires five and hall
miles tunneling.
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Philadelphia vool Market.

May 20.
WOOL-Dull and in moderate de
mand old woods firm; new at decline
OF per cent; Ohio, Pennsylvania and
West Virginia, double extra and above,
52a54c; extra, 52ta54c; medium, 55a
571c; coarse, 47a50c; New York, Michi-
gan, Indiana and Western fine, 47a50c;
medium, 54a56c; combing washed. Goa
65c comhing ,unwashed, 45c, fine un-
washed, 35c ;coarse and medium unwash-
ed 36a42hc; tub washed, 5Oa57c; extra
dan superfne pulled, ,42Aa47c; No, l and
meriro pulled, 42ta4Sc.
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Red Hot,

Judge Porter continued with vehe-
mence, pointing to Mr.. Tilton: "ls he
the man on whom you will stake your
reputation among. men? Hollow, treach-
erous, false, coward, base y
Porter cries: 'Do you believe this to
be an honest man? Hollow, false, COW
ardly, treacherous! and he strikes. the
table in rapid succession oter dozen
times that sounds like rataplan, There
isa stir among the .iurymen, and visible
interest in the counsel's argument is
shown.
"Gentlemen, You see the plaintif. He
is swearing to what? II read his com
plant it is for money;if listen to his
counsel, it is for revenge "-Herald
Report Of the Second Day Of Judge
Porter.
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notwithstanding tauntingly express
ed her sympathy with Calais because Ca.
ais is excluded from the line of Mr.. AT
KtNsss' S proposed railroad.
We iniimated last week that we might
at some time undertake to show the act
i've friends OF that road in the Northeas
portion of4the county, that they were
the victims of misplaced confidence.
We are spared that unpleasant duty by
sthe yictinizers doing it thcmsel, es.
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TFrom the Daily Register.
Wheeling Cattle Market.

May 81, 1875.
CATTLE-The arrivals amounted tc
2S head and sold from SO so to Sc 5(
with fair demand. The market is be
ing mostly supplied with western stock
HOGS-Arrivals 81 head Prices 6;
&c. The market is very dull with down
ward tendency.
SHEEP-Market dull Arrivals q
head Shearlines sold at 4a5c.
LAMBS-Arrivals, % head, at 5a6;
per pound Good demand.
CALVES-Arrivals 70 head, at price!
from 81 so to So; 90 a head. according
to size. Good calves in demand
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Vice President Wilson met his old
friend. Mrs Jefferson Davis,in the streets
of Memphis, the other day, and the two
are saidto have ciasped land with cor
dial and friendly ardor, repairing imme-
diately to neighhrring ice-cream 50
loon, where they discussed Strawberries
and ice, and the memories of the past"
The United States direc cable between
Rye Beach and the coast Of Ireland is
nearly complete.
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Sr I,nnIs Mau aa - d;sonso ..ronae

ST. LOUIS, May pa disease strongly
resembling spinal-meningitis broke on,
Suddenly in Bellefontaine street car sta.
Eble, corner of Hebert and Tenth streets,
Yesterday morning, and by 10 o'clock IL
horses were on the sick list. and dead
As other horses we're affected similarly in
different parts, veterinary surgeons ap
prehend spread of the disease in epi
deuic form
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re- Private Dalzeli calls upon the ex
aoldiers of the United States to meet him
IN the woods near Caldwell. Ohio, July 4
If you meet him, don't let him get out o
she woods alive Detroit Free Press
That's intended q, a joke, but We sus
pect the private will not relish it very
much.
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Gy 1t wouldcause slight sensation
IN sold-fashioned Republican circles, if
their State Convention. on Wednesday,
should repudiate their President ay de-
eariBg against third term, and should
bid for the votes of those who would ex-
alueie the Bible from schools, and try to
outbId all rivals for the votes of the "sa
b,onists,' by the nomination of Tart
Itmight be worth while for the veteran
supporters of ahigh moral ideas" to COM
mence rcconeiling their coDscences 10
This slateoC affairs
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Gen. sheridan's Instructions In
Regard 10 Expeditions 30 Bla ck
HlillS

Regard 10 Expeditions 10 Niack
Hills.
CHICAGO, May % Gen. Sheridan, to
day, sent the following dispatch to Hon.
A. w, Hubbard and others, Sioux City,
Iowa:
The Secretary of War has sent me your
dispatch of the 2lst inst, from Sioux
City. Gen. Terry, commanding the De-
partmeat of Dakota, has directed that
the G. ,rdon mining party be released, if
the capture was made outside of the
Sioux Reservation, but in case i. was made
inside, to require promise from each in
dividual composing it not to violate the
conditions of the treaty of 1869 with the
Sioux Indians; which forbids any tres,
pass on the part of the whites until the
Government gives permission The Cor
don party, or any other party, have no
more right under the treaty of lS69,to go
to the Big Horn than they have TO 60 to
the Black Hills, and. it might just as well
be understood at once. that it,or any 9th
er party, will not be permitted to go TO
these places until the instructions which
now govern the military are revoked.
p. H SHERIDAN,
Lieutenant General.
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Hon. w. NJ. GRosvENoR, of Mis-.
souri, telt graphs the ". Y. Tribune that
Inc grasshoppers have already done much
damage 10 the ten counties on the western
sorderof that State. The eastern parl
of Kansas and Nebraska, and o narrow
strip OF country in Western Iowa, are liza
BILE to some injury when the grasshop
pers'egg hatch out,.aud there will doubt
less be much more alarm. The alarm i:
sroundiess.
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EE General SHERMANs book on the
war promises him Narm campaign with
nHmhefs of Generals, not great military
men, in his opinion. Hon. MoNrGoMER1
BLAIR has written scorching review oI
his structures on Gen FRANK BLAIR. He
says: "All who know SHERMAN know his
enyious nature. and his book would be
unlike anything else he had done if it did
not reveal this"
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Cincinnati Live stock Market.

May q.
CATTLE Common grades, 34a44c
fair to medium, 4ta5ac; and good quail
tiles, 54a6ac. No choice grades on the
market.
HOGS-Sales ranged as follows
Common, s6 40a6 80; fair to medium
sc 90a7 Is, and good qualities, 81 25s
z So
SHEEP-Prices unchanged, ranging
from SAa5c, for fair to good qualities.
LAMBS-Prices unchanged, viz: s.
50a5 per head, according to quality.
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gJudge TAFT is being pushed to the
front as the Republican candidate for
Governor.
If the Legislation Of last Winter may
be regarded as a bid for what is called
1.-The whisky VOTE the nomination OF
Z TAFT may certainly be set down as "see-
ing that bid, and "going few chips
: better"
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They have hitherto fed the snakes in
the Garden OF Plants in Paris on live rats,
which satisfied the snakes and nearly
every one else; but the other. day rat be-
came unreasonable, and differed with {,
snake worth 2,000f, as to who should eat
and who should be eaten He killed the
snake, and now they will kill the rats be-
fore they put them in, and wont give the
old fellows chance
Jewett, President of the Erie Railroad,
was appointed Receiver of that Compa
ny, bv the New York Supreme Court, on
the 26th ult.
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ET GRANT wipes pearly tear from
the corner of his eye. and exelaims to the
Pennsylvania Republican Convention in
terms of injured innocence
"Psrhaps it was right to dissemble your love.
But why did you kick me down stairs?'
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Chicago Cattle Marke t.

May q.
.CATTLE-Shipping beeves, s5 25a6
60; stockers and butchers, So 25a5 {;
through Texans, S3a4 so.
HOGS-Dull, weak, and 15c lower f:
light weights, STAT so; heavy STAT so,
chiefly STAT Is.
SHEEP-Active and strong; common
to choice shorn, S4a5 rs.
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EFS So Williamsburg gets the road
(many thanks 10 Woodsield Calais
has our sympathy williamsburg Cor
respondent Noble Co. Republican.
Tn tlte first place you have no road
yet. In The second placeif You thought
w.oodsheld had given you a road, you
would,not be villifying her like 80 many
fsh-wives. En- the third place you have
betrayed Calais, and are trying to direc
her righteous wrath against woodsfield
in the fourth place you are q slippery
,set.fg
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New York Cattle Market.

May 81
BEEVES-Ordinary to good steers
are irmer, with prices 4c higher than
Monday; extreme range, SO 75al3 25,
with most Of the sales at Sl1 50al2 80
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Poor to prime
clipped sheep, s4a5 IS: poor to prime
spring lambs, S7aS so.
HOGS-None offered alive for the
last ten days Dressed quiet and easier
at SO 37ta9 Is.
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EE Mr.. CsRRurH, editor of q paper in
yineland, New Jersey, who was shot re-
Gently, is walking round with bullet in
his head His future editorials will cer-
tainly have weight in them.a
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~ EEThe Democratic Legislature Of
New York hasreduced the taxes of that
State two millions of dollars year.
The Democratic Governor Of New
York has smashed the Canal Ring.
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REWhile the number of grasshoppers
in some sections of the West cannot be
overstated, more careful cations
lead TO the belief that their devastations
are not 30 widespread as was for time
supposed.
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= The luxury of calling lawyer shys-
ter in St. Louis is so cheap that no news
paper need practice self-denial or econo-
my in this regard. The Republican has
just been assessed one cent damages as
tie result of protracted libel suit.
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a reyieweri in the New York Tribune
defines real poet as "a singer whose yer.
ses haunt your twilights." Phis dPhni-
ton is undeniahly good one-and If ac
cepted at once places the mosquito.in the
front rank 81 Louis Rcpubican.
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G TTelegraphir.

ST.. Lotus, May ga special to the
Globe-Democrat. says that three mem
bers of family named Finley, living in
Cooper county, thirteen miles from Sc
dalia, died OF starvation last week.
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E Every township should endeavor
to send representative to the State Con
vention. It will probably be the biggest
thing Of the kind ever held in the State.
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Ed. SPIRIT: Announce WILLIAM We'd
DIE, Of Benton township, as a candidate for
County Auditor, subject to the decision Of
the Democratic County Convention.
ssaae MANY DEMOCRATS. Z
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HThe Republican State Convention
convenes on-the I'd and the Democratic
on the 18th inst
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TREASURER.

Ed SPIRIT: Announce W. L. MORRIS
as candidate for denomination to the Of
fee of County Treasurer; subject to the de-
cision of the Democratic County Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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EFOn Thursday last the dwelling
house and out bpillings-seven in all
of Stephen Tyson. of Wheeling town
ship, were destroyed by fire, the result
of defective flue. The wind was very
high at the time and burning brands
were blown threefourths Of mile, set
ting fire to fences and destroying about
1900 rails. Mr.. Umstots barn took
fire.. but was saved by great exertion.-
Nothing was saved from the dwelling
except few articles of wearing apparel.
A moving and threshing machine were
saved from the barn. Miss Disna In
graham who lived at .Fyson's lost allher
wearing apparel The loss is # serious
one as Mr.. Tyson had good buildings
-Guernsey .Gefersoniaa
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Valuable ShOEtharns.

/: NASHVILLE, May PA J Alexan-
der has sold two of his valuable short
horns to Mr. Fox, of England They
were the 24th Duke of Audrie, and the
10th Duchess of Audine, at $4,000 for
the two.
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY, PA, May 27.
HOGS-Yorkers, 81 25a7 35; best
81 25aS 40.
SHEEP-Bcst, s5a5 80; medium, "a
al Is.