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Norristown has mush and milk revivals.
Twenty-ninc deaths in Harrisburg i'll
September.
TIE receipts of the Lehigh county fair
were 81, ,185.
The epizooty has reached Norristown.
1t is exactly like that Of -
The Philadelphia police made 3,439 ar
rests during September.
1t showed up in Manitoba and Northern
Minnesota and Dakota, on the 5th inst
The Reading Tribune says twenty thou
sand people have visited the grave of Mrs.
Bissingcr.
Mr. William f. Seifert, of Williams
township, Northampton county, has colt
with five feet.
In September the Philadelphia mint
coined ?, 2,602, ,000 pieces of money, of value
of 81 ,585,3775.
From the clay-pits aroudd New Bruins
wick, y. j., 335, goo tons of clay, valued
at 81 100000 are annually taken out
The Lehigh and Wilkesbarrc Coal Com
pauy have in their employment about n
600 persons, making monthly pay roll Of
nearly 100000
Milwaukee is called the beer capital of
America. 1t is city Of 100000 inhabi-
tants, and during the month of June con-
sumed 2S,327 barrels Of lager beer
\ limblcss corps has been seen floating in
the lake near Milwaukee, and a calf boot
containing limb was washed ashore sup7
posed to be fragment of Donaldson's
body.
There is On exhibition at the Oregon
State Fair mammoth OK weighing 5000
pounds. He is nineteen hands high and
is probably the largest animal of his Kind
! in the world
The present supply of white pine in the
country is estimated at three hudred and
twenty billion feet. Taking the annual
consumption at 6,500, ,O00,000 feet, the sup
ply will be exhausted in about forty years.
Calruth, the Vineland, New Jersey, ed
itor whom Charles X lands shot in the
head, is sinking III consequence of his in
iuries, and doubts of his recovery are en-
tertained The wound continually dis
charges, and he suffers from such severe
pains in his head that he cannot rest az
night
\ man in Williamsport, Pa, The other
day, was engaged in carrying Il hod, at Il
new brick building in course of erection on
one of the streets of that city, when he ac-
cidentally fell from the scaffolding to the
ground, distance of twenty-five feet He
had just unloadcd hod full of brick, ana
had the hod turncd over aud was in tho
act of sitting down on it, when it tipped
over, causing him to turn acomplete somer-
sault, In his descent he struck board
fence, breaking it to the ground. Strange
to say, he was not injured Large drops
of perspiration were observed standing out
on his forehead as he arose from the ground.
He was evidently more scared than hurt,
as be finished the balance of the dav's h.
Dor. The fence Was a complete wreck,
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CUSTOM WORK.

Persons having dcforncd feet, bunions corns, or
children with weak ankles, crooked limbs have
here of first class materials and reasonable prices
Shoes made to suit their eases.
Having had large experience in New York wa feel
confident that suit customers to qualities and
price all OF goods both for general and special sale
warranted to be aS represented Please give Us
call examine goods and mat, rialS consisting of
SurgeS glazed French Mat and French Calf Kid, long
grained. Brush and Pebhlcd Goat Morocco French and
American Calf and Kip Skins, all Of which viii he
chceriully shown those who may call Intending to
make first rate wearing article We have nothing To
conceal either in stock make from the public, but
would invite their closest scrutiny.
July 3 '7--tf Il. l.. CRONAtETr K co.
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SOMETHING NEW
A SHOE MANDATORY.

The undersigned would respectfully give notice that
they have established AT Williams Hall building
ner of George and Monroe streets, StroUdsburg, Pa
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5uaty Commissioner.
To the Voters of Monroe County.

The undersigned having been elected In the fall Of
1873 Commissioner for three years but being allowed
to only two years by the operation OF the New
Constitution hereby most respectfully offers himself to
the voters Of Monroe county as a candidate for re-
election the Office Of County Commissioner. If cleo
ted he promises todiscase the duties the Office with
fdelidy, and to the best of his ability.
JACOB TRABLE.
Eldrea ,spl Sept ., 1879
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SHOE MANUFACTORY,

for the making of ali kinds of Lady and Gcntlcmens
and Children's Boots and Shoes and Uppers Partcu-
lar attention paid to
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To the Voters of Monroe County.

The undersigned docs hereby most respectfully offer
himself to the voters OF Monroe county candidate
for the office of
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To the Voters Of Monroe County.
County Commissioner.

The undersigned does hereby most respectfully offer
himself t0thc voters OF Monroe county, as candidate
for the office OF
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II elected he promises to discharge the duties of the Of
fce with fidelity, and to the best of his ability.
CORNELIUS STARNER.
Hamilton, Sept. 9, 1873.
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County Commissioner.

If elected he promises discharge the duties of the
fee with fidelity and to the best of his ability.
PETER :. EDINGER.
Hamilton, August 2s, 1879.
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elected he promises to discharge the duties Of the Of
flee with fidelity and to the best of his ability.
MEICI!GIR DREHFR
Stroud township. August 26 1875
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r. MAINONE,
uaKer, Tuner, Regulator and Repairer
OF
PIano4 Organs and MeIOdeOns,

ing tbj r.ldnS in StroudSburg and vicinity, wish
rr1,ro4 Instruments thoroughly tuned. regulated and
their az most reasonable price, viii please leave
Tb,pefs O,pefs az the Jefersonian Office.
msnt. , sshlhg TO purchase Pianos other instru-
ing had una II 70 their advantage to call on me. Hav-
wears - Piacticie experience Of twenty-siN
The l,te, e % musical line, prepored to furnish
uae,bHa aHa most improved Instruments at the lowest
h-5t srS p,g'S ',T have locate,! myself permanently
sag solicit your f&yCrs
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TO the Voters of Monroe County.
County Commissioner.

The undersigned does hereby most respectfully offer
himself to the voters of Monroe county candidate
for the office of
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SINGLE-SEATED CARRIAGES,
with top or without top, all styles.
Delivery and Express Wagons,

of different styles shipped to order. All work warrant
ed in every particular for one year will make to or
der any style of Carriage light Buggy that may be
wanted. None but first class work leaves my shop 1
only first class stock and employ first class work
men, and feel confident that give entire satisac-
tion to all who may purchase my work All orders by
mail shall receive prompt attention. Hoping that
may be able furnish the citizens of Stroudsburg and
vicinity with any thing that they may want in my line.
Address all orders to
IEANDER EMERY,
Narcngo Calhoun County, Michigan.
april -. 1S75-ly.
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To the Voters of Monroe County.
County Commissioner.


himself to the Of Monroe county as candidate
fore the office of
County Commissioner
II elected he promise" to discharge the duties of the Of
flee with fidelity and to the best of his ability
WILLIAM :. DEPUY.
Smithfed, August &c, 1873
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II elected promises discharge the duties of the Of
flee with fidelity and 10 the best of his ability
MICHAEL MILLER.
Jackson, sept. 30, 1879.
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LEANDER EMERY,
Carriages and BHggieS, TTO-seatrd Carriages
for Livery stables and private Families,
Platform Spring Wagons,

Of the latest style and for all kinds use kept hand
@ made to oder.
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To the Voters of Monroe County.

offer myself as 4 candidate for
Assoctdte JudGe.
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BEkTCgsLEY'S

attended to in any part of the County at the shortest
possible notice. JunclS, '4-u
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RIVER NEWS.

The marks ut the landing indicated Is
feet ) inches in the channel last evening,
and rising slowly. There is no danger OF
having that food that the knowing ones
predicted.
Quite number Of coal boats passed
down Yesterday, and in consequence Of
the high water, were compelled to lower
their smoke stacks in passing under the
suspension bridge.
The new Hudson departed on her first
trip to Cincinnati, Saturday evening
She hada splendid trip both of freight
and passengers. The boat was visited
by quite number of people beior" start
inc. and many were the praises bestowed
about the boat and everything connected
with her.
The Carrie Brook, arrived from Ianr,-
Vile Yesterday morning, and continued
On her course to Pittsburgh.
The Salt Valley, from Ironion for
,.,,.,,,..b oI.o passed up Yesterday
fI'''o"'5"'
morning.
The .Juniata, from Pittsburgh for Gin
..; arrived Yesterday about noon.
chn"t'' ARM" .,,,,o rr.i.,r, J.
and after dis'""rS'"s SOME ''''7"' w.
nortcd for below.
r,, Granite State from Portsmouth
"' ~ ''''' .-I ,.,I L,rJc
arrived last evening '
parturc for Pittsburgh.
The Andes from Cincinnati. is dn" here
u,
tins Afternoon pu,,r,rr.,,..,.,
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BoSDS Of which there are quite num-
Der in Whceling-yaga
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THE COT RIS.

COUNTY CouRT-Judge Cochrar
This court me. at the usual hour Sat
urday morning. n .. ~,
An appeal was allowed IN the case o'
Thomas Curran rs. Henry Dice u
In the case of Ridgely Is. Johh D.
patticord a motion for new trial was
oyerruled, and judgment ordered 10 DC
Mary Teece was appointed curator
for her child, Sarah Ann Teece, aged
nine years.
In the case of the State Us. John
Irwin, the defendant was put Under Il
bond of 500 for his appearance before
the next term Of this Court for trial.
On motion of the defendant in the case
of the State Us. Jacob Envy, it was dis
missed at the cost Of Edward Reid.
In the case of J. p Barrett Us. Louisa
Porter. administrators OF the estate OF
John Frasher, deceased, judgment was
rendered for plaintiff in Sll8.21 and
costs.
Edmund T. Sheppard was appointed
administrator of \. j. WaItcrmyer
estate. Bond 500.
The motion for new trial was over
ruled in the case of the State Is. Christi
ana Bachman, and the sentence of the
iury was ordered to be carried out, which
was forty dollars fine and twenty days IN
Jail. - -
The ease of the State rs. r. [. IL.
Larnpe. was dismissed by mutual agree
meut.
The court will meet TIM, morning ut 7"
O. clnck
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\ REQUEST.-Among our .Etnayil!e
notes in last Wednesdays issue, was an
account Of pugilistic meeting between
two mill men, named respectively Hicks
and Richards. The latter gentleman re-
quests u, to state that he was not the
man who met Hicks, neither does he
know any such individual, and hopes it
will be SO mentioned, which the same
We do with pleasure.
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CAPTURE OF AN ALLEGED BURGLAR
ON the night of February - last, the
residence Of Hon. l.. LowndeS, II wealthy
citizen of Clarksburg, West Virginia,
wa, entered by burglars, and robbed OF
money and bonds amounting III the az
grrgato to over $4,000. The work was
50 neatly accomplished that it WAS almost
impossible To get any clue to the perpe-
traitors. At last suspicion fell on three
or four men who left Clarksburg soon al
ter the burglary, and descriptions We're
sent to all the principal cities Of the
country. ON Thursday last,
SAYS the Cincinnati Commsrciat,
detectives Frank Mitchell and Fred
Ampthaurr, Of that city, got on the track
Of Il man named Arthur NJ. Page, who
had been passing few days there. He
lived fast life. spent Ii, money very
freely, and seemed to have plenty Of 1t,
His appearance correspondent very closely
with description Of one of the suspect
ed burglars, and the officers resolved to
arrest him. They learned that he had
gone to Dayton, and Tuesday they fol-
lowed him. He was found ut notori
ou> bagnio, near the Fairgrounds, and,
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ALL the best brands of Calicos at
rnts per ward now j. w. rERREL.
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and barge, Grand Lake No. and coal
tow. New Orleans; st. Joseph, st. Louis.
River rose one inch and is tour feet below
high water mark.
EVANSVILLE March l4-Westher
cloudy tonight with imminent signs Of
rain. River stationary with SO feet on
the guage. Up-Chas. Bodman, Pat
Cleburn, Idlewild, Laura L. Davis, Min
nicola. Down - Keystone, Bowling
Green, Morning Star. The Morning Star
relieved the Grey Eagle from her peri
lous position this afternoon. The Eagle
proceeds to Louisville tonight.
PITTSBURGH, March 1.-THE Monon-
gahelu river i - feet and rising slowly
Clear and pleasant Reports from Green's
boro show II feet and falling slowly.
The Allegheny at Oil City is 3 feet 4
inche, and rising slowly.
ST. LOUIS, March IA -Arrived-Cit
of Quincy, New Orleans; Julia, Vicks-
burg; Nail City, Ohio River Departed
---Glcncoc, New Orleans River rising
fast Weather cloudy aud warm with
very heavy rain this afternoon agd to-
lignt
LOUISVILLE, KY, March l4.-River
falling with Is feet, in the canal. Arri-
we'd. Arlington, Nick Longworth, Gin
cinnati. Departed, Arlington, Memphis;
Longworth, y. Orleans; Ben Franklin
came down from Cincinnati and left for
Henderson, to take the place ofthe Grey
Eagle in st. Louis and Henderson pack
ct liur.
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The weather yesterday was spring.,
like and bland, though II little moist mt
times. Barring the possible eccentric
tiles of st. Patrck's day, and the vcrnal
equinox, the illustrious ground hog may
venture TO emerge from his hole and
bring it with him. 1t is not entirely
prudent, however, TO just yet be com
temptuous towards ovcrcoats and their
COngencrs.
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OFFICERS ELECTEp.-At Il meeting of
the Board of Directors of the Nail City
Building Association. held Friday even
ing,the following gentlemen were elected
officers President, John W. Boring;
Secretary, Charles II. Deiters; Treasurer
&. G. Murdoch; Attorney. James p.
Rodgers.
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II Is O u R,
50 Mp l. T. - TtbnI OUlETU1
And a Complete EhUPl lNMEN
. L I / T Wll LII WlW !
SENT FREE

W. want a suitable person in every n"lgh-
hurhUOd To take orders and deliver goods
for our established e.. q. -. sales 81 N'Hl.r
.,,'J -lril,- Goods Of MI Kind, in constant
rs. and wear. The Oldest &. q. ID. house ~
America. sales over halfa million II ~.
Large Cash Pay 10 The right person. \
real chance tnr i'll. male or iama.". al your
homes or travelling. No r!sk. II you ~ -
Inc Of sam pies and a complete outfit. AZ
dress Al once aud secure your territory. n
! HALLS 90, =, y. Howard street, Bait
more, Nd.
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CuAELEsTo&'s LAST EFFORT. AT II
meeting of the bar Of Charleston, held
last Saturday night week, IT was resOly-
ed to make last effort to save the Capt.
olirom being removed from that place
and their plan is to get out an injunction.
In accordance with this resolve, Judge
Ferguson, W. A. Quarter and f. Will
son, were appointed committee
to prepare and take charge of the case
The application for an injunction will be
made before Judge Smith of the Kama
VIVA circuit or Judge Ward, ofthe Cabcll
circuit, either Of whom will, Of course
grant an Injunction. The object Of the
Charleston people will be to delay the
matter rs long a possible, so as to pre-
vent the matter from being in
time TO be presented before the
Court of Appeals, which meets here in
June next, or at the August term Of the
court which is held ut Charlestown If
If they were. successful IN this game. the
legislature would have to meet again in
Charleston next November, and they
would make tremendous effort
to have the removal bill repealed.
But as Bobbic Burns hath it, The best
laid schemes of mice and men gang aft
aglee," as the die in the last ditch" peo-
pie down that way will discoucr, before
the summer i, over. There is not much
probability of their hopes in this matter
being realized, and it will be safe for
Wheeling TO proceed Immediately to
building Capitol.
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an Organ Leading Three Thousand
Singers.

The following letter from the most
eminent ofgani,t in the United States.
rrtc!, 10 an organ now used by the Rev.
DR.. TaImagcs Church. The organ for
mcrIy used made by another prominent
house, had proved Insufficient
NEW YORK. Feb. 1. 1873.
DEAR SIR owe You, personally. my
hes, thanks for sending Us ,the BROOKLYN
Tabernacle Congregation one of the
Smith American Reed Organs to the
Academy of Music. 1t /, perfectly won
drrgul that 80 small an instrument in size
should have sufficient power to lead n
congregation of 50 many thousand people.
The trustees. Is well H. myself. are much
pleased with it. The quality of tone is
also ali that can be- desired. Ii speak,
for itself. and all | have met with who
attend the services, speak Of it rs most
satisfactory. Accept my thanks, and be-
hcve me 10 remain most respectfully
yours. GEORGE W. MORGAN.
Orgauist"
Testimonials in great numbers from all
parts otthc United States, England. the
Canadas, and from Missionary Stations
over the World can be shown to prove
the enduring excellence Of the American
Organ.
New and elegant STYLES ofthesc Organs
lust received and offered on most liberal
terms.
ADAMS X Lucas, Agents,
1927 Market street
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PANTS us low a. 81 Il pair and vests
at ,cventy-Gvc cent, and upwards, at tn"
closing ont sale of II. Hartman X Co.,
No. 30 Twelfth street.
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ToMerchantS Manufacturers,

,DtIr UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED
an Office at No. l522 Main street. for
,nrr"sr of posting ana adjusting
nn i| collecting bills, copying, and other
"IlIrc t,IGl, Keeper can have their books
C" '..,a,d mn weekly. or ofteucr II desired,
pa Od'T re bnis made out and collected;
anu w WM. u. ENGLISH.
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at'heeline Ae9lster.
uO>pAY. MARCH 10. 1878.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Arrirul Of Trans.
Steamer Market Boy.
HOURS OF DEPARTURE.

,,,...- R.IInirr ul 7and q: 30 A. NJ.
| and 800 T.. VI.
e. Wheeling at $50 and IL AN.
e. 80 and 5 l.. VI.
rim. ot lading signed, and small pack
onrs attended 10 If left At NJ. Marsh Il Son
~, yv,trr street. my23-h
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PolLcr CoUEr.-J,tdgc Crammrr.

POlLCE CuURT.-JHfgc cfdh"''f
This Court dida big business Saturday
nine cases being disposed OF.
James Norris, Thomas Robinson and
Jacob Fox, charged with disorderly con-
duct. were each fined five dollars and
costs.
The case againsti''Nancy Gosker, char
gcd with disorderly conduct, was dismi'-
sed
Ralph Whitehead charged with resist,
ing an officer, was fined one dollar and
costs.
James K. Wiley, for indecent expose
ure of his person, was assessed five dol
lars and costs, and in default of payment
was committed to jail for ten days.
Patrick OBrien, drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct in court was fined
twenty dollars and costs He WAS with
out money, and consequently goes up for
thirty lays.
Michael O'Connell, for drunkenness,
was assessed five dollar, and costs. but
execution was suspended Oh condition
that he leave the city.
The case of Samuel Hicks, charged
with disordcrly conduct, was continued
until next Saturday ut =. NJ.
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COMMISSIONERS OF DEEpS.-The Gov
ernor has appointed as Commissioners of
Deeds in other States for West Virginia:
Edward J. Jones. Massachusetts; Geo.
F. Howard. District of Columbia; j..
Wise Norton and Ali H. Hslberg, New
York
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TALKiNG about those awful corsets,
they say that the lady who was shot by
her lover in Washington recently will
probably recover, as one Of her corset
s,eels received the main force of the pis-
toll ball, and thus saved her life.
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SHIRTS, undershirts and drawers, for
summer or winter wear. at less than
wholesale prices, at tn" closing out sale
of II, Hartman II Go.
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh r. r.

CONDENSED II l. (AkD.
ii ~
az AND AFTER NOV. -. 1874, TRAINS
- viii run Daily, except sunday, rs fol-
IpN~. viz:
AyCoM'" MAIL. EMPRESS.
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HANILroN's celebrated doubIe-sterI
seamless Corset the best corset in the
United States, for one dollar.
J. :. RHODES x Co.,
Sole agents in Wheeling, W Va.
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DoN'T miss the opportunity Of getting
cheap goods, ut the closing out sale of IL.
Hartman X Co, No. 80 Twelfth street.
Goods are going oil rapdly-which is no
wonder; such low prices never was heard
OF before IN this market.
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The only place in the city that you
can find Childrcn's Box toed Button
Caters is at l.. V. BLoNp'S
1885 Main street.
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THERE is about pound of mud 10 a
gallon O: hydrant water now. 1t Will
be- bad for the wa,hcrwomen to-day.
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We had sunshine, rain, hail, thunder
ana lightning all within fifteen minutes
Yesterday morning.
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SUMNER Grenadines and Whit" Goods
at a giyc-away price, but must be sold
now. al j. ". FERRELS.
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WEATHER NEXT SUMMER-Thc Gle
vcland Plom Dc0Lcr ha, the following,
evidently from the L. 5. Signal service
station in that city:
AS to the weather Of the coming
summer. we will venture to say that it
will be very warm. For it is an cstab-
lishcd weather law that the average
weather of Il place ia the same from
wear to year. As such is the case, then.
in order to bring the thermometer up to
it, yearly average, Il severe winter must
be followed by Il severe summer. This is
not always the case. but the exceptions
are 80 few a. to allow IT. being used "a a
fairly correct rule
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Ten thousand yards best new dark
Prints just opened at
j. 5. RHODES " Co.'S.
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There will be Il grand display ut
judge CraumcrS lcvce tins morning.
Fourteen or fifteen persons will salute
his Honor under peculiar circumstances.
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THE March term of the Municipal
Court will commence this afternoon nj >
o'clock.
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Go to l.. V. Blends for your BoX-toed
Button Caters. ll3j Main street.
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SPRING oycrcouts rs low IS - each, ut
the closing out sale Of. H. Hartman y
Go.