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Pittsburgh Cattle.

EAST LIBERTY, Pa, December 9.-CAT.
TLE-Receipts to-day 39l head or 10 car
Of through and 4 cars Of good stock, max
ing SO4S head for threeD days. Best
S6a6 So medium to good 81 25a5 so; com.
mon to fair So 5Oa4 90; stockers 50 75u
3 26i bulls g OOa3 so.
HoGs-Receipts to-day 1895 head,
making 1885 for three days; Workers.
So 6Oa6 80; host 81 25A7 so.
SHEEP-Reccipts to-day $50 head, max
ing 7,4OO for three days selling al s. 75u
+ Or
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TOLEDO, December 9-F'lour-Dull
Whcat-Firm and hold higher; No: !
white Wabash 81 %; No. white Michi'
Gan 81 20; No. 2, 81 10; extra 81 49, am
6er 81 II; seller December 81 l7l; seller
January 81 1si. Corn-Dull and prices
A shade lower; high mixed Doc; new 49lci
low mixed new 4sc; no grade 64c; dam.
aged new 42ic. Oats1Dulli NO. Soci
White IOc; Michigan S4lci rejected Sle'
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FINANCIAL AND COMM ERCIAL
By TELEGRAPH.
Now York Money and StOcks.

New YORK, December 0.-MoNEY-
Easy at 4a5 per cent, Prime mercantile
paper 5Aa7 per cent. Customs receipts,
$4,000, The Assistant Treasurer dis.
bursed $lS0OO0. Clearings $3s,OOO,O 900.
GoLD-Opened at ll4t and closed at
l149, all sales Of the day having been at
these figures. Tho rates for borrowing
were fiat to Lea per diem, but finally 3
per cent was paid to have balances car.
ried.
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arc still the most thorough and search
Ing CatlartIc medicine that Cnn be
employed: cleansing the stomach and
bowels, and even the blood. III small
doses Of one pill day, they stimulate
the digestive organs and promote Wig.
Orous health.
Ayers PILLS have been known for
more than n quarter Of century, and
have obtained n wOrid-wid reputation
for their virtues. They correct dis.
cascd action III the several asslmiln.
tive organs Of tho body, and arc so
composed that distractions within
their range can rarely withstand or
evadC them. Not only do they euro
tho everyday complaints Of every
body, but also formidable and danger
Gus diseases that have baRlcd the best
of human skill. While they produce
powerful effects, they IRE, ut the Same
time, the safest and best physic for
children. BY their apcrlGnt action
they grippe much less than the common
purgativGs, and never give pain when
the bowels are not lnilamCd. They
reach the vital fountains OF the blood,
md strengthen the system by freeing
1t from the elements OF weakness.
Adapted TO all ages and conditions
In all climates, containing neither
calomel nor any delOtcrious drug,
these pills may be taken with safety
by anybody. Their sugar.coatlng pre-.
serves them ever fresh and makes
them pleasant to take; while being
purely vegetable, no harm can arise
from their use in any quantity.
PREPARED ny
Dr. ]. C. AVER 4 Co.. Lowell, MASS,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD nY ALI DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
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Prtoe, Twenty-Five Cnit.
NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING.
StNEY.NtNrH EDITION.

ConAininE complete list Of all tho towns In the
United States, the Territories and the Dominion Of
Canada, having population grpatef than 5000 ac-
cordlng 10 the last census together with the names
Of tho newspapers having the largest local clrrulA
tlon In each oitho places named. Also, catalogue
o. newspapers which are recommended 70 adycr-
charged. Also, all newspapers In tile United States
and CanadA printing over 5000 copies each Issue.
Also, all the Religious, Agricultural, Scientific and
Mechanical, Medical, Masonic, Juvenile, Educa-
tlonal Commercial, Insurance, Real Etate, Law,
Sporting MUSICAL Fashion, and other special class
journals; very complete lists. Together With A
complete lla Of over 800 German papers printed In
the United States, Also, an essay upon advertis-
Ing many tables Of rates, showing tho cost q Ad-
terllsIng In various newspapers, and everything
which abcginner In advertising would Ike TO Know.
'0''' GEO. r. ROwELL 4 Co,
M9i II Park Row, New York.
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JITEST OUT.-HAviNq UNEXPECTEDLY
w vent out Of Washington Hall on Tuesday
last, can now be found In McLAln'S Block, up
second door from IIlEgiRE Picture Gallery, where
We are making Boots and Shoes to order Of the bRt
material guaranteeing satisfaction and lower prizes
than The same work can 10 had for anywhere else
!1 tho city. A. D. VITALITY
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Cincinnati Purchasing Agency
49, ESTABLISHED, 1880.
n II. u. ROGERS Il CO.,

We desire 10 call the attention Of merchants In
The Interior 10 our method Of filling orders for any
kind Of merchandise or manufactured goods 10 be
found In this market, charging only a small CON.
mission, thus enabling country merchants, Inanus
lAciuters, farmers AMI, indeed all classes to pro
cure any article they may need al The lowest cash
price, without mourning the expenses Of coming 10
sending their orders 10 " but that they will be
faithfully attended 10. Quotations furnished on
application. Shippers and Others forwarding hatn-
pies will have their value AGceftaincd, and an offer
made, II practicable Ourothce Ia tho entrance 10
the Mefrhants Exchange, No. 22 west Fourth ST.
gives IA the best Of facilities for exhibiting samples
81 GrAIn and manufactured Articles, which AdTAn.
thEe We offer to those desiring our services.
6D'send for circular. no29-cod
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From the New York Daily BulletIn.l
"ordinary" expenditures Of the United
States Government, exclusive Of in.
terest on debit
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Over Half a Million in GoIdl

The Drawing will take place at 10 O'Clock A.. NJ,
on SATURDAY, Dec. Is, 1879, at the largest The.
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT, TO which
every holder Of Coupon Ticket will DO entitled to
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Accommodation Train leaves BellAIrs al ASO P,N,
aud arrives at steubGnVile At 69SP.M.
Special accommodation trains leave BellRife al
$50 AN. and 1880 p. w., Bridgeport 1905 AN. and
los r. Nj arrive Ut Martins Ferry OILS AN. and
l;l5 Pm. Returning leave Martins Forty at 1850
A. N. and AlO p. Mi bridgeport ll;i0 A. ". and $40
r. Nj arrive at BOlarC NJ 1883 A. N. and 3;86 r. N,
Tickets to all principal points In the East and
West can 10 procured nj the Union Ticket OEiCC,
MlufG HOUSE, and al the station At bridgeport
+. H. MYERS,
nO!7 General Passenger and Ticket Agent
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August 2lst, 1919.


Ed. REpUELICAN:-lou probably
have observed from our Premium
List that, through the st. Louis Fair
Association, large premiums Tor all
kinds OF grain have been offered,
which are TO he awarded 1T our Fair
III October mex, anI that 2u grain
samples oElllD-tCu lt the 81. LOUl,
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Letter From Canada.

ST. THOMAS. ELGIN Co., ONT,
ACGUsT 20TH. i>75.
Ed. RErUELICAN:-Iour valuable
paper brings good news and good
cheer every time. We are clad to
learn that the pcsly gra@shoppcrs
have left YOU. hut would like to know
more Of the extent of their rava@cs.
The potato bug h&c done some dam
age here this year. out Their day
seems past. Otherwise, We know of
no other insects doing much harm.
The harvest, that comn.cltccd July
Goth, is turning out GOOD. AID thrash
ing has been going on IL places for
three weeks. The month, 20 far, has
been very showcry, hindcrif@ and
keeping back the harvest con-iUcra-
bly,. l helped & Quake. gathe: his
harvest, il Yarmouth. near thi,
place, who had 30 acres of winter
wheat, from which he expects 600
bushels: SO acres Of barley. from which
he expects 1000 bushels: 35 acres Of
oats. from which he expects 800
bushels; besides ) acres Of spring
wheat, Z of peas, lots of apples, pears.
cherries, &c. Wild fruit is abundant
this year, and also nuts from trees Of
the forest. The beech. oak, hickory,
butternut, chesnut. plum, &c. are all
full. Some chestnut trees died this
summer, supposed to be from the
cold of last winter. Frcights on the
lakes and sailors wages have been
very low, but are now raising, and
also business OH the rail roads.
So farewell again. As ever.
Nm i, CHUTE,
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Flag Springs Items.
AUGUST 30th, 1875.

AUGUST 3Qth, 1915.
I'd. MISUNDERSTANDING Il rCadcE
of your paper, an. III noting the
contents, have failed to find any
items from this place for some time,
therefore thought that | would try
and give you Il few of the leading
itCmS.
J. ID. Shepard has recently cnlarg-
cd his stock ~ purchasing several
hundred dollars worth Of dry goods
and groceries. Mr.. ). is IN enter
prisin@ i,ian and is doing an eXten-
sivc business considering the dull
times.
Our Young friend, Leslie Yates, has
recently commenced business here III
the way Of selling drugs. Leslie is q
clever boy and undoubtedly Will find
the drug business & success, as lie has
10 opposition.
Dr.. Lawton yet continues to prac-
ticc medicine in this place. His faith
cr-in-law, Mr.: Lions, is here on Wis
it. HIS dan@htcr, Miss Lions, has
been vcry:u but is recovering.
Cur boot and shoe maker, Mr..
Clark continues to peg away" not
Tithstanding duh times.
Ncssrs. Dcmond and Powell are
doing quite Il thriving business iii
the way of blacksmithing, andrcpair-
NO wagons.
ID. L. Knight yet continues to do
business III the way OF blacksmithing.
There was some talk not long since
that we were to have Mr.. Dick Nor
ris of Savannah with us to do Jusi-
ness in the way of manufacturing and
repairing plows. We would be pleas
ed to have Dick come over 20 our
place for he is an cntc:Drising fellow.
! know the band boys would have 10
objections Oar band intends to en-
ploy Mr.. Dugan again tins fall and
Wim.ar 10 instruct them. They seem
to learn very fast under his instruc-
zion.
There is wanted about fifteen or
twenty young people in this place to
tAroWa apples cores ut people coming
in and out of the church during sing
ing, which, is held every Friday even
in~.
The sunday School picnic held at
Shcrman'> Grove on last "Wednesday,
the 25th, was Il success: those present
seemed to enjoy it fine. Mr.. Staubcr
Of Savannah delivered an address
which was interesting. They had
very good music, both vocal anG i'll
>trumcntal; the Elag Springs C0rnct
Band was IL attendance.
More anon.
OCCASIONAL.
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From Kansas.
OCCASIONAL.

ATLANTA, HAS. Aug. 2G. -.
EDITOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. me
through the columns of your valua-
bic paper to say q fcE words about
the great Arkansas Valley, or the
"Ncw Kansas as it i, very aUpropri-
atcly termed. 1t has been over two
years since We hoi>tci our shin"lc to
the gentle zcphyrs, and think Nc
know what we say OF this country
rs the statements herein contained
are based Oh the best authority that
can bc obtained. and may be relied
on a. strictly true. COuSciemti0uslv
believing that the Great Arkansas
Valley presents field where labor is
more abundantly rewarded than else
where, and where a pleasant home
can be procured at & price within the
reach Of all, | shall cnlcavor to pre-
sent some Of the leading features Of
the country. that each may judge for
themselves OF its resources, advanta-
@c., and the Inducements it offers fOr
q home. The altitude of the county
is high. and the atmosphere is free
from the noXious yapors peculiar to
low regions, and the GENTLE undula
tions of the surface Of the country
affords excellent drainage, relievin"
Us from any stagnant pools, and con-
seQucntly from the malarial poisoNg
incident to them. We arc also north
OF the districts subject to epidemic
disorders: (this is no place for M.D'sl
and this locality is not surpassed in
the natural advantages most condu-
Give to health and enjoyment of anv
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ether portion of this continent.
CIIli ATE.

The climate IS mild ana peasant.
The winters here arc 50 mild that
outdoor cnplOymcns is seldom inter-
rupted by cold weather Tor more than
day or two at Il time. There is sell
dom amy weather prior 10 Christmas
sufficiently cold to interfere with the
ordinary labors of the farm. The
spring begins early, corn is generally
planted i'll March and cotton in April.
(altbough therc io not much Gotten
grown rs yet and occasionally ear
licr. The summers are rendered
pleasant by constant brceZ2s. the pre-
vailinG direction Of the winds durinq
the spring and summer, is from the
west and southwest. The brCeZes
from those high latitndes are cool
and temper he heat OF summer, and
render it very pleasant during those
months il which the farmer is cn@ag-
ell in planting and cuItivating his
crops. The Warmest season occurs
here from the middle Of July to thc
lst of September.
SOIL.
There are generally two kinds OF
soil to be found here. These soils are
capable of producing all the products
of temperate climates, end even some
semi-trOpical products. They COM
prise the black sandy and the black
alluyial soils, each Of these soils pos
scss q peculiar adaptation to the
growth Of the great staple product,
of our country. This !, an entire
prairie country, and there is no tim
Der except along the streams, but i;
has been settled beyond 4 doubt tia,
timber can be grown Oh the pra.ric
lands.
Rice county j Watcred on The
north and cas-. BY he Little Arkar-
sas river, Oh ne south by the Great
Arkansas river. ana through the cci..
ter, running east aLd west. the entire
distance OF the county, !, Cav Creek
led ny numcrOu, small streams: these
streams afford abundant water 10.
stock at all seasons Of the wear. OW-
ing to the sandy banks and bottom
of the Great Arkansas river up here
;he water power !, Useless. But there
Is 4 move being made now in the
right direction, hy cutting through
trOEl the Arkansas river TO Cav
Creek. thereby ewing Cav Cree.
water to create ali he Water-poWcr
necessary TOR all kinds OF iuacllincYv.
The civil engineers &re at work ii.
the canal AT present.
TOWNS AND VILLAGES.
Rice county has line towns and VI
la@rs. Atlanta is the county scat
and is situated in the beautiful va.
ley of Cav Geek. EIGHT miles fro
The nearest Railroad STATEN aut
within o:.c l2ile 0f Tie center Of H..
county and within eight miles Of ;l.-
center Of the Young and cntcrprisi..
state of Kansas. &c i thriving H.
tie place Of about three hundred il
haDltants. and contains Tie fin,
school house i'll the faiIcy west ot
Nitchlta. There are two ra;--
roads in contemplation running d
rcctly through this place, and wit.
some Of the finest county in tie
world - support it i destined -
make city at some future day. ",
ere near the center OF the Unitct
states: Who knows bat We NAV have
enc capitol OF the state and of the
Hlted states III the course of EE.,.l;,H
CTcHt> G. " NONIS.
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OBITUARY..
Death Of John Montgomery OF
BolckoW, Mo.

On the 22nd o. August, at II o'c,c.k
p. m, john Montgomery. in the >lta
.vcar of hi age, af,er pro;racted s.c,.-
neS, Of over tnr.e months. passed ou;e.-
ly away to the spirit land He wa un.
lver>ally admired bY all who knew him
for his high moral qualities and his up
ri@htness as citizen. He was born ii
Ireland, moved 10 ti;s country wien
boy ana located near Wheeling. Va. lie
was always q strong uncorpromi,.ae
Democrat, and while living n Monroe
county, Ohio, was the leader Of Demo
cracy Of tha- county, and neld several
political offices. Yet when the flag was
about to be dishono-ed il the spring OF
1861 old Father Montgomery was found
q true and firm defender ofhis adopted
country and oferet; one Of his sons as &
sacrifice. lie had been 4 citizen of An
drew county 10 years. He was follow
ed to his grave By both old and young
of his neighborhcoG, ard lamented ty
all. -.
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administrators Notice.

NOIfJE Is hereby given that ,cttorS Of AG-
y ni.HIstrhilnn on The estate Of John & EUln.
t. ia, UEd, rsE Encd !"lmcs Robertson anu Jesse
J. C".n. hy the Probate Court at Andrew c0ul-
T.. So, bearing date the 10Th day OF August,
i>.5. All persons having claim, against said
estate are required IL exhibit them for allow
ancy. /, the Admini traitors, within one year
;li-,r j-c dale of said letters, or tney mav be
.Drtc.l.je,i from any benefit Of such estate: and
i Sr,ch claims bc not exhibited Within two years
.r.!l liz, Time nt the publication OF this notice
.ncy v II De forever barred.
HOLMES ROBERTSON,
JESSE j. COLE.
administrators Of John IL. Cole, dec d.
S&vsauab. No, sept. Sd, lo75-iw.
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ETILk-E. {. NhTTESoN supplies our citizens
~ vita fresh Milk every I.lorIID-, y evening.
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PHYSICIANS.

M. &. II. DAVENPORT having located in
! Savannah, offers his professional services
& -" citizens of savannah and vicinity. ph!cc
~ lis residence Main street, block east ot
the aiUIrc.
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ERi~S BAND TEACHER.
BAKERY, Sc.

~ {. ~HEDHICk, Eagle bakery, c0nlcr-
I 4 iiou,rE aHi restaurant, west side of tie
4uJ.c. Parties furnished Oh short notice. -
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-A"7" "S' -o'li' i''''
Ed hEPCBIIcAN:- rs 1t Is ram
ihS to-day VIII put III portion OF
my tihic WflllliG. The lIr5t Item OF
interest : The
HOLT COUNTY MINERAL SPRINGS.
near Mound C;tv in Holt county ot
which am stonnip~ ot nroscnt for
NV health. This roDuIar pIo.r OF
resort j. situ,tpd in Holt coupi,-
about one and opc-nolf ,ni.os c,st of
Mound CITY. and five miles cast Of
nio,ow tbc nearest ,,oiIrood ctotion
Althourh called thc IMMORAL snr;ra,
if is not really q sprinu but an Ytc-
sian wcU with . o.os-1,inc iusnrtod and
thc wafer i forced ont Of tbn nino
about five feet above thn srrfacn of
the earth. in constant stream an
inch and = nolf in diameter Tbis
we'll Is now owned bv Mr. John "
Orlc. formerly of Andrew comfy
who has iust finished = vpr,- I.Ic.o
building and is NOW nrpparcd to
board and LODGE 8 I9rnn unmbcr Of
boardcrs. Quite rumhcr If nnrsone
are here for tbnir bno1tr so,oc boord-
inm and some campino ont. This i
quite q place for amusement. thcrn i
IL .,
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Secretary.

Eol; frst-class job worI Of az kinds
call at the REPUBLICAN, Office.
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COAL MINE

in the edge OF Mound City: by boring
there ha. been a large vein Of Stone
Coal found about 90 feet under the
surface Of the earth; and Gen. Hall,
Of ot. joseph, has an engine running,
and hands employed who are sinking
4 shaft down TO the coal. and it will
not be very long before they reach it.
The coal Is Of the best quality and
will not only be source of profit to
Gen. Hall and others interested in the
enterprise, bat it will doubtless ben
eft the surrounding country.
MOUND CITY
is & Young town but is growing very
rapidly, and certainly has q bright
future before it. for the country
around it is exceedingly fine, land with
such things as the mineral we'll and
coai mine to aid it, and being situa-
ted near the center of the county, it
certainly will become quite q town,
and some entertain the idea that ii
is destined to be the county seat of
Holt county before many more years.
CROPS AND GRASSHOPPERs
Only short time ago it was circu-
lated III Savannah that the grasshop-
pers had returned to Holt county
but there was 10 foundation for the
rumor. The grasshoppers did not
do much damage in Holt county this
year; OF course there were some spots
III which they did do some injury, but
to take the county over there never
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Farmers bring in Your wood and sul
scribe for the RRpUBLIOAN
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IN y. WE'ErAkER. attorney nj law and
I - GcNtr... LAM Agent, Savannah, Mo. SOL
her claims tiln~t tn" tiDN NCrnint lor i;l,l
warrants, l.,-~ pay and bouHry, widows ;sIi
.'tya,ij pen. and general cplircipuo attended
81" Wiz. @.rat ,,r" and promptuc>s. Also, for
Nal ii@- and agent frrIhe Atrhi-rm, |orcFt
- ~.u'@ he i;..i'n&d Company All inquiries
p,vn'uIy ~ryerci. He will ticket l;iri luo 90 nh
uu.ais Du ihr at. Cali on him. is
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Correspondence. G
Holt County Mineral Springs.

August 26th. 1873.
, 1875-04-18

u1n rHAsE-FoR TERM OF YEARS. LAND OK
sh~ Norfh Bfapcb. near Allw1pkea Ra1toad beid9s,
ui.abe Ir brick Ja1ds on3F p1zpaa.
, 1875-04-18
TR1BUNE SUNDAY APRIL ls SIXTEEN PAGES
BUSINESS CHANGES.


L HIOELY%EURNISHED BARBER.SHoP FOR
IL aa4e daipx splendid bu4innss; eocd reasons given
taE sailing. lnQairo ef PAUL RAErH. i16 SoEta aau-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Deeds filed for record for the 4S hours
ending September 13, 1875. as reported for the
HERALD by Judson, Gillette & Smith, Ex-
aminers of Title, No. 30, Spring street, Los
Angeles:
d. NJ. Berry to G. Fl. Conger.--l335 acres in
Orange Grove tract; $1,000.
ID. NJ Berry Ell al to Louise Conger ct al.-l5
acres In same tract; sl,O0O
q. F. Leonard to H. Hiller-Lot o, w. side
Buena Vista street; $l,l00.
Hitler to Leonard.-Lot 225xioo feet on Kear-
ney street; $780,
p. Beaudry to P. w. Dooner.-8Oxl65 feet w.
side Olive street. near Court; $3.50.
John Dodson to Ardila Dodson.-00 acres in
country; $500.
F. ID. Mott to H. Hiller.-Quitclaims 10 acres
near Gavett; $500.
County Tax Collector TO E. Stoermer.-Lots
l, 2, 3. block f, of Mott tract.
B. Delpy to E. Clos ct al.-Lot IL, block g.,
Also tract; t4U0
w. surbeck to ]. Daelle.-Lot 7, block l, of
Corvallis: 500.
p. Beaudry to Jere Baldwin.-Lot 5s, Bales
teros tract; $500.
County Tax Collector to A. p. Proctor.-S. II
OF 8. Z. n, sec. 7, T. s., r. ls W.; 80 acres.