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,sosTA sSHERIFFS SALE ros .
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Gsctge Ksttersr
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.ssshiasa Janss rs DraDstl. sal

Rygi.sss Of sn1 Stssasien btos me fissss; !
ID ed from the court Of commoA pIeAs ol
Monroe county, Ohio, twill o1er for sale At
the front door of tke court house, ,in she town
Of WoodsReld between Tie hours II 10 O'Clock
.. m. AMI o'clock p. m, on .sAs ,sseH
Saturday, tie 18TH dayof ffdsca, 1879;
the following described real estate, situate In
Monroe county, Ohio TO wds:
The undivided interest Of James 4. Drum
IN the north part OF the east hah sf ths
northeast quarter Of section twenty. town.
ship four Of range 6vs, ,contAininS ssv vsnty-
two and one fourth acres.
Also. the southeast quarter ef the south-
east quarter OF section twenty one, township
four of range Ave, containing forty acres.
Also. the northwest .qusster Of the south.
west quarter Of section ffissn. township four
of range fve containing forty acres.
Appalled,, 1st tract at $4SQ. & % 0H
"a 333 33.
Sd &c 1888 SO.
TO. LITTLK,
fsb8,r5w5. Sheriff n. C. O.
al. ~. HoLLlsrER,. t'y.a,,sq t,. .t,..s,.,g
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County correspondence.
lReported fur The Shirt iof Uemocracy.l
1 From Jackson Townsiiip.

Reportyof Mszion School. sah.dis-
trict No. I, Jackson township, for the
month Of January:
First division-Enrolled %; average
attendance II Second division-En-
rolled II average attendance ii Third
divisioefF Enhlled14. average eatlcnd
ancs 10 Total number enrolled Sc; av.
eraee attendance Al. Weekly enroll
ment 80. SO, Al, 80; average so High
est daily attendance so; lowest 81.
First d vision Includes all Ii Primer
and First'Rea,'er,, sec md division all in
Second and Third Readers; third divis-
lon, all 9th srs. e, D JOHNSON,
5sHa hun fi,nro Byg TedcAeryn ni
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New York.

Feb. Il.-Flour 4 35@9 90. Wheat
l 1la1 55; Corn 64c; Oats 46@60c.
Rye 88a92c. Barley 10.
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ocanoinnati Live astock MARKET.

Cinoinnan Live 1t0Ck Wafket. laNI
Febraary TO- %
: CATlLEACom non 50 75a3 25;; fair
to medium 8 50a4S 25, ind good 5dtcBer
grades 4 50a5; Feeding steers ARE sirm
at 4a4 Is for fair TO good HOO and 400
lb averages, 1,9 s.. s'.ss','s'1s'1s . .
HOGS-oommon to good light 1Ti6o
az Is !; fair to good packing grades z IS
az 65, and choice heavy 7 90aS. osa go
SHEEP-Market firm atl from 81 to
4ac for common to fair qualities, and s5
10 SC for good to choice lots. y : q t'i
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of Rab,a ;nrv ar

EESeven of Bab's jury are Repuhli
cans and five are Democrats. That ef-
fectualIy disposes of the rebel outrage
business as far as he is concerned. But
Bah says those who are not under rebel
influence are "ignorant, hard-headed
grangcrs." In other words, though they
are not rebels, they are honest farmers
who cannot be improperly approached
Dare say in Bab's opinion that is almost
the same thing as if they were what he is
pleased to denominate 'srebels |"
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[Frcm the Bellaire Independent, 10th inst.
-a5 M Religions Matters. #ss,a

. The ereyiyal which has been. 10 prog
ress at the Disciples Church for four
weeks past closed Sunday night, Fifty.
FIVE persons united with the Church.
The revival at the NJ. E. Churcs,
which has been in progress about the
same length of Time, closed Monday
night. About forty persons were added
to the membership of the; Church.
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E Fourteen bids we're made in Mon
roe county, for The office of Infrmary'
Superintendent, at prices ranging from
500 to $500 j. Wilson at a salary
of $3.50, was chosen, while there were
six bids of less amount. The Spirit has
rendered its columns for an explanation.
This is it, Mr.. Spirit Kissing goes by
fsyor." Barnesuille Enterprise.
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Reveray Johnson Found Dead.

,AxsApoLIs, Feb. I0.-Mr. johnson
came here last night, to argue the case
Of Baker VS. Frick, argued in the Court
Of Appeals to-day, and BY invitation Of
Gov. Carroll he became bis guest at the
Executive Mansion today. The Gov
ernor invited Chief Justice Barton, oil
this State. and several other gentlemen
to meet Mr.. johnson Of dinner. They
dined, about 5P NJ. and Mr.. Johnson
appeared in excellent spirits and his
usual health, and entertained the compa
NJ by his conversation and relating an
ecdotes- At dinner be. took one, glass
Of Madeira, and refused any more. Al,
ter dinner be suddenly asked the Cover,
nor TO take him into the parlor. He took
the Governors arm, and walked in there
and sat down on the sofa, At the re-
quest OF Mr.. johnson the Governor re-
joined The guests at the table. Shortly
after = servant appeared at the door and.
beckoning the Governor out, told him
Mr.. Johnson was lying in the yard on
the stoRes: GJy. Carroll went iinmedi.
ately to the place and found Mr.. John
son lying on the cobble stone carriage
way, that passes under the porch Of the
mansion, close up to the wall and near
the door leading to the basement He
had evidently gone down from the steps
and around to the side Of the house and
fallen, where he was found. This was
abont sis 2. NJ, aad the impression is
that he had been there at least half an
hour. He was then dead, and was bleed
ing profuseIy from wounds on the right
side OF the head and face. His body
Was at once removed into the basement
room, and physioisns esummoned pr
w. G, Tuck was the 6rst to arrive, and
af,er examining the body pronounced
lie extinct. There are two. large wounds
on the right side Of the forehead, two
fractures of the skull from the upper
portion OF the forehead to the eyebrow,
q dislocation Of the fingers OF the left
hand, and cuts and bruises on toe bands
and legs. Physicians are examining the
body to Determine the cause OF his death
Mr.. Johnson would have been so years
old next May. ~ 80 IA s
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si9uRAsTs Attorney General, ,PrERRr.
Poxr.. makes public proclamation that
members of Whisky Rings who turn
Shtss avidencs, shall receive no mercy.
Is be afraid that some more Of
G4xsfs boon companions viii come to
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osi9n 1From the Daily Register. i'ss3
Wheeling Live Stock Market i
CHEESEMAN'S STocK YARDS, !
80 80 ASN aWpnNrcpAy Eah IN

& = = WEDNESDAY, Feb. 10.
CATTLE-Arriyals during the week,
Sc head; sold at 3@5c. a'.
,HOGS-Arrivsls during the week,
100 head sold at 6@7c per h., the best
tops bringing as high as 75@7ac.
MILCH COWS-Very few are arriv-
ing, and good demand for good cows
is noticeable. They will bring from $40
to $50. ..ss'1 -. = ...,3-
CALvEs-Demand good. will bring
from $3 to, SO, according to size. 9
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Wo0asfieId stock Market. z
Feb. 14.-Cattle 3a5c per pound I;
Sheep 3@4u per pound. Hogs 5a6c
per pound.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

February lU.
CATTLE-Sales ranged at 2 75a5
621 good steers ranged at 4a4 SIS.
HOGS-Sales at 50aS Is; packing
Z 65a7 80; bacon7 6oa7 70; shippers
z 80a8 ~
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Chicago.

Feb 1L.--F]our 4 00a7 So; Wheat
1 03al o. Corn Ale; Oats Bic; Rye
SOC !; B arley zoe. aa
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klfr. Fcs1. n, g. Who has gained
sOpe nptoriety s the most loyal man in
America, has sssoysrlooked one little fact
Which ehouid hare his immediase atten-
tisGb Hsishosld oGes a. resolution. to
Aake &c ebafth das Of JoHs BRows i
tshcnsl holiday i. 8. .s. ',ae, -. :.
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CincinnatI.

Feb 11.--Flour 25a6 % !; Wheat l
30a1 So; Corn 40a44c; Oats 39a45c; !;
Barley1 10al l5; Rye Soc. ~ 8'
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East ILIberty Cattlc Market.


EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Feb. 10. y
CATTLE-Best 6a6 IS |; medium to
good 5a5 so; common to fair 4a475;
bulls 2 50a4 e. - ~ = ifi'l @-t'''s {
HOGS Yorkers Z 40a7 U.s. best 8
40a8 go. s ? o'so s." r gfss.l 5Ssi' ss'e7sF
sHEEPAselliug at 4 25a6 75. q saH
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what the People want and whai
they VIII Have. - .-eI

In0ee VINO Imagine tnat Jnere Is 10 ne
nothing but the currency question, and
the sbloody shirt" humbug, in the next
Presidential canvass are near sighted.
Itmust be borne in mind that 1t is more
than year before the next President
win take his seal; and it is reasonably
certain that before that time The currer.i
cy question, IL not finally settled, will be
so far determined as that only the details
win remain to be disposed OF, 10 this
case the new President. can have little
Or no influence upon it. In no event
CAN'T be presumed that this question
will be . leading one during any consid-
cradle part OF the new administration.
) As to the s.bloody shirt" Issue, it is
understood by most intelligent people to
be d mere hit Of demagogueism. not in.
tended BY anybody to outliye the cin.
paign. ssii usSz s1t - ,.1ssss - -
In view Of these facts it seems very
plain that The people, IN selecting Pres.
ident, viii look al along the line Of the
four years .of. his administration to see
who is the most suitable man. Mere
issues, however great may be
the ctsmor raised about them, will not
be the controlling elements in the elec.
ton Four years OF honest, intelligent,
and statesmanlike administration, is one
OF the wants OF the1people. g ses' 4
In further elucidation of this point we
copy the following from the New York
Tribune which certainly hasho love for
the Democrats ut contains tssolid
-chunksn ofswisdom: ~ = g
a'The people of this country are I'M
usually clear about what they want this
year. They do not want Grantism in
Che civil service, though adorned with
the manners of a iConkling. They do
NOT want any more OF the abloody shirt
agitation about the South, though enforc-
ed with all the energy Of Morton They
mean to have change at Washington j;
q thorough and radical changes: reform
in the public service, honest efforts for
honest money and honest taxation. No
body is at liberty to doubt, since the
ELECTIONS of 1874 and 1875, that tho vo-
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OBITCARY. j..

DIEDi-Janusry 18th. at her residence,
near Sardis, Mrs. JANE HAvELY. e
Mrs. Havely was respected by all
who knew her; she was a kind and af-
fectionate mother. The influence of
her good council, will ever abide with
her bereaved children. She was in fee
BILE health some two years previous to
her decease. Thoughbe suffering was
intense, she bore it with great patience.
A few days previous to her death she
told her friends she had faith in the
Lord and was willing to consiyn herself
to him
About half past six o'clock P. NJ /,
her family gathered around her bed side
to see her pass down the horizon Of
time. Without struggle her Spirit
oast from its tenem snt of clay, into the
chariot of Israel, which went sweeping
through the gates. Blest one she is
gone, but not lost. w. H.
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baltimore.

Feb. 11.-Fiour A .75a7 25. Wheat |
3sa1 40; Corn 6l4c: Oats 42a43c ;
Rye 80aS3c, = f4s,s
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ny virtue of an order of sale to me directed
from the court Of common pleas Of Monroe
county, Ohio, will offer for sale at the trout
door of the court house. In the town of
Woodsfeld, between the hours Of 10 o'clock
a. m. and o'clock p.sm,on
Saturday, the 26h day Of february, 1876,
the following described real sstste situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit:
Lot number fqurteen in the tovn Of NH
tonsburg
Appraised at $500.
T. 0. LIrTLR,
JANIS ,'76w5. sherif N. C. o.
L. RoErrLER, Jacob Ludwig's Atty.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Joel r. Evans to C. II. Evans, 100
acres, Sunsbury township, S6,400.
National Store Co, to Gramlich &
Eberley lots /, & 10 in Miltonsburg,
$4,000.
Thos Fowler to JOS. Hardesty, lots
7 & Sin town of Malaga. 81 500.
S. N. Covert to VIM. A. Ferrell, s
acres, Green township, 1915.
Theobold Gaehter to John Hathorn,
40 acres, jackson township, $443.
Sheriff Little to Mann, Foreaker q
Booth, 81 acres, Franklin township,
1927
Sheriff Little to Mann, Foreaker &
Booth, 72 acres, Franklin township,
1920.
W. ]. williamson to H. A. William.
son, Is acres, Benton township, $500
w. j. Williamson to H, A. William
son, lib acres. Benton township, a..
| 500. Il
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AThs Ufio Rspahlicans are en.bu-
sisssicf fpr HAyst IS . Presidential cam
didate. The enthusiasm stops abruptly
at4hssShks IihesosEs 'si4r gii4oifssss
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PhlIadelDhIa.

Feb 1l.-Flour 8 50aS so. Wheat
40al 55 Corn 5Ss62c. Oats 48a6ic;
Rye S3a84c. h -
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New York knows how to get up big
fires. One there, the 9th INST, destroyed
a., 500, 600 worth Of property.
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SHERIFFS.SALE
.sS4AEIHy
Elias Cline. Guardian.

"a ~ 8 w. = 1E st
Joseph B. ChDs.lsxd5
DYssirtue of anaorders Of saia In s:pastitibn
ID to me directed from the court of common
pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio, will offer for
sale. at the front door Of the court house I'm
the town Of Woods6eld, between the hours
of 10 o'clock q. m. and 4 o'clock p M; on
Saturday, the 18th day Of Marcs. 1875,
the following described real estate saituats IN
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit: =
The northeast squartsr Of the nOfthsast
quarter Of section twenty 7sixs in township
three Of range i've. containing forty acres,
more or less, 'sssAsA : ss's VI
Appraised at $500. sa ri aasss',lasz kss ss1i
HoLLIsrER b 0KEY, Att,ys. .-----.-----
febs, ,'7sw5. 4 -, s sheriff u, CO.
A4fArg77tlff-. fas4R ftAF25ssF -
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Grand and Petit Juries.

The following are the juries dfawnl
for the term OF Common Pleas tCourt.
commencing on Tuesday, the 14th day
of March:
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1875. w HERR N0Wf 16SeS
70 HicHraA N onls,' Il j6s Ssf,.ssl mar
ishing ana hsaAhy Stated s..s : s - 3.
sassss.s MH1T koR, so s ss.ssis ..s.is
essS robaysa FAR sut II <hs ssl sst
% M IN no n .A1R ~
Of nns Farming ljhds for sale by Tie
GRAND RAPIDSH INDIANA B. 3.
Strong soils. asasy A.risss. suis Crops.
Goo d Schools X. n RIMS through osnssr Il
grant. settlsmentsall Along. An kinds ss
Products raised, YlsntyA of yatsr. timber
and building matt ials. Price fro& - 70
80 per acre; ONE toalth pwn, balance on
time. ~
HSsnd for iI]t tatfassd nj Alst, fall sf
facts and 6saresf and q eenyiIl Addrsss
=. HoN11D, anr.
Grand Rss SisA.
P.R.L pRI1cE Ssssy Land Dept.
fsbl, ,'76Y6soM
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EtKe ses " Ihe Congressional Re-
cord t6st Nj .vks yosars has intro
dsesl aill.s hlss sor ne Ne relief q two Onion
Soldier. e.lt Is re.leuitax, 81 4a7fs 1k.s...
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r. Address all letters:
rHE SrfRr OF DENocnacr, /"
Woodsfeld, - -. s.
Monroe County. :. |

x1fsshers not reason 10 spprebend
that the friends Of HsSDsicx, are
asys.tSg tAslr horse before breakfast r
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vvssasfsIa, Frb. Is, is7s.

A. union Of hearts, union of hands,
A nnion If States none may sever;
A union OF lakes. a union of lands,
Aad the FLAG or our UNfox FoREyGR. .
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:, sHERiFF's PALE. ,
Samuel L. Mooney - 's

.F2t N IS VT HftiT-T 3T-si = f4A EiyftS
DY virtus Of In order Or sale to me direct
ID ed from fhsscour Of common apisss cf
Monroe county, Ohio, vfil offer Efof sale 1t
the front door Of the court house, in the town
of WoodsG6ld. j. between. the horrsl Of 10
o'clock aaps endA ocloek ps ma eHSs
Saturday, the Al dayef March, 1870, !;
the following described rsalG estate situate in
Monros cedny. Ohio, 20 ~itrl'qaoEs ssls4 {.
The west half of the southes ST. qasftsf of
section eighteen, township i've anA zfahgs
six, containing sighty-one acres, more os
less; san,.,s.a.5 8 III .,U,ssassUQaAa 81 Il
fssfIss,sIu2 has shssifi 81 d Fssts H q. Isl
HoILnraR, 4 0Ksr, .Ats,ys. blssg bs.s sd.
lAt = Il u ! = q u q Il
80 s1ss SHERIFF'S SALE sssoS ssira
seaae s74a- essiyqss jA,ssgssSlei
fdss 'i's@ Peter Dorr = as'ss7'is SEQ
ssssaI,sS Sea sasslsa
xs Nicholas Ludwig ct al. aass asi.s-.
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!. avsl1sD.
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JANIS, ,'76w5. Sheriff \. G. o.
HoLIlsrER L oksr, Assys.
, 1876-03-05

The entire contents Of tbs restaurant corner 70 " I'D h1
and Dearborn n.ts IN HonoEs BosI "a!,ine ~! uH n tTo
Fnass. Eroer, steam Tablo Chair. Tables enfils
Gaaswars. etc., e.e As0 a. p.,ado IA ops Mshts Paoo
nsary naw. Particular attention p.ia 70 'o''''SA
0a5t&A&@ e"1 r e. STACY. lN Ds11oe<0ss'
, 1876-03-05
ADEI.PHI THEATRE,
NEAn tn TIFF WORLD,

First .pposranco Of low and frank Co!nn4 ,,.
nhs.;f t H.nss j.
n.ant. far tho lsdios and e girls, An absolutely Lair
chsnee for avoTy ono. Amongst tho .pendd prsssnss
Wheeo1 Wilson sowing msshas ~: !sdy't !1cd 1Gdd
s,,1n1 "a stos iades' work box act cegant yases
Etrusean ollet elegantly bound illustrated oooks m
poand paresa Gunhor's eontectlene AZ a.Ha1e;5 % y
h indv End little ggi WHEN fair dFawnr Of ths
dupcaes will A1o placo from tho staEs aon staae a.
Edys sod wateh wa1anted for tho bars prco OF jour
9e1esse IN p1ices. Dzess Circle. y cents. Par
quet. 50 ceuts.
| tha Bt2r1
, 1876-03-05
tua1 Aid Association Of San Francisco recently
held, makes the folloWipg exhibit

Cash on hand at Last meeting, s7o7s.sa Receipt
Assessments paid to Treasurer. s2o2d6; admissions
$uo; reinstatements, sl3.50 interest in Feows
Bank. $G3- Total receipts for tho year. ST. o3 81.
Disbu1sen,ents- Benefits paid to thirteen widows,
penses, s.6s.3 total disbursements, s2ooieos: BAL
in treasury, S3e9434. There has been gain Of
sl,173.4G which, added to the amount on hand 1ast
year. gives the sum OF $s29i.34 the Treasurers
handR Amounts heretofore paid for benefits forty
eix widows, 0i: amount paid this nscal year to
thirteen widows Sl79o6. Total payments to fty nno
GET to lis membera this year. The eame Directors
we're reelected.
1odpE REVIVAL.
Dandy Lodge, No. 4S7, which suspended work
in 1868, on account Of having lost most OF its
members by enlistment in tho army, WAS revived
and reins:ituted lAst Thursday evening at Pros
pect Park. DuPaSe County. E. r. Sherman
acted as Special Deputy, and was assisted BY ".
Il. Crocker, Grand Junior Warden. The Lodge.
after bsing revived in due form, proceeded to
the election of officers, Rs follows:
N. G.-Tho Hon. L. s. James.
Y. G.-Wnter Sabn.
81. 3: MeCheaney.
7. S.-W. H. Wagner.
TN II. Wagner
After the installation OF the officers four .n~m m
| bers we're admitted Al ancient odd-telsows. anu
| four candidates were admitted By invitation.
| making the number OF members fifteen. SIX
| further propositions for membership were re-
| ceiyed and referred
The prospects for enterp1ising Lodge are
e1cellent, and the membership embracea some
| OF the best men in the community.
GENERAL
| Excelsior Lodge. No. g. was favored last
| Wednesday evening With an address by the Hon
D. L. Shoroy. It was directed especially te
| youue mon. and consisted Of practical sugges-
fions regarding the course to be pursued to at.
tain success. The address WIS listened to WITH
great attention. E. B. Sherman, 2. G.. n. vas
invited to deliver an address in two weeks from
that evening.
Illinois Epcampmepr. No. 3. have made a ar
rangemcnts to have the secret "ork OF the Eh
campment degrees e1emplfed Friday evening
OF tits week, and cordially invite the attendance
| of ali patriorcha.
, 1876-03-05
KNIGHTS OF PYTHtAS.

A CORRESPONDENT asked come days ago what
the object of tho Order Of Knights Of Pythlas
vas and. in answer, tho following statement
has been prepared by member. He says:
Its aims are to cultivate the fraternal court
estes and amenities, alleviate suffering, succof
tho unfortunate, watch at the bedside OF the
sick. perform the last sad rites st the grave OF
brother, and care for the orphan and widow"
In connection with these bonds it is pleasant Tor
members of the Order to know that there 1s
now a means OF leaving their fanlllee "ltn
sum OF money which Will enable tue "'oo" "
anvil to help herself along in the world !ndePen-
fcntlv (sAould he not have been fortunate enough
tn Law by a portion Of this worlds treasures) IN
case OF his demise. The death OF memper IN
thi8 Jurisdiction entitled to the beneht 1"no6o
heirs hayo already received the same) brings
,h;a mortnary LAW more wildly to notice, and
enables one to see the excellence OF ITS WORKINGS
Hare is an insurance with no possible flaws OF
defects in the policy 1t u cost (accordlog 70 tno
record of deaths in the order Tor the past tuteo
vearsl of about S8 per annum Tor poncy
IT 1000 Let the recollection OF the nnto'o
eood that this $1,000 may possibly 40 to tne
widow of o brother stimulate each ana every
ono to respond promptly to Tue no.ico e. Q, IL q
..mortuarv assessment" remembetsne 'oa' ono
| If the greatest Of virtues Is charity.
NOTES.
| co,mopo1itan Lodge No. s will give it's NTH
| animal sociab!e at the HEtteson House Ihufsoas
| evening next.
Gauntlet Lodge No. 4, announces tho working n
of the ancient and chvalr'c th!rd IT Ians, ornos
wiae known IS The Amplfied Third, LUCE
day @ night, Ut the Grand Lodge Hall
| 4 brother who has Just returned from tn!
+hTouch the state, SAYS the !" Mo,tuary La"
has I'D the effect Of increasing the appllcant'
for mempe1ahip wonderfung-lt is being sppfe'
ciated.
advice from the Centennial Committee, SAYS
The prospects for our Centennial gatheflns l;e
are glorious We are receiving woro ison t1.s
the humber Who will be present in uniform I'LL
| ha immense"
, 1876-03-05
G0RURN MEDICAL INSTITUTE.

III South Carlst Chicago. Tho Oldest ',ra -
the United states chaTtored expressly sos :, 10th ssxes
! .,ar of eminent Professors IN atsanoaoea- eoa-
er,tstion uat1gualty n hy le4ta< 3rss'
, 1876-03-05
THE TOLEDO,
Ill East Madison-st.
GRAND ATTRElACTl0N!! !!

NEW ENGAGEMENT, commencing Saturday. T. Nafco
1: also sunday Afternoon and every night .ccn
First appearance Of MRS CAnoLlNh nEHu1t, ~,
p11EREEI tho world renowned Operatic vocalist; ID
her English, German. French, Danish and swedish
Songs. <,,x,,c,t so,o Dnets
"'tH PROF. WEIFFESBACu. who perforns the ssson-
tkiine feat Of playing upon 16 drums at once
- PRoF. EICHHE1M the Cello Solost-
PROF. De cLERQuE, the Champion 'ioha1st' anu
the Toledo Orchestra
, 1876-03-05

=. &C y. CASEY,
4 and 43 Fifth.ay keep hand the largest assort-
ment in the city Of NEW AMP sEc0SD-nASsD M nAss.a
GOODS. Furniture. Carpets. Bedding. Once DeSss,
Connter, SheIyiu1. Show-C Cases, Refrigerators, Ale
Boxes Gas Fixtures Office Partitions, and oh1ce fsal
inr bought and sold.
, 1876-03-05
Rv FRANK PORTER ~ Cc.'
Auctiouea.s. 10 East M2dlson-ss.

Liberal cash advances made eonsignmsns,
Lar sale days, Tuesdays Thursdays Ano
Next regular eslo on
TUESDAY, MARCH 7TH, At u = T.. ~ ~, and
when We shalt offer tho best assortment oods 70 be
teunn IN INV auction-house in the city. Fsro!'
Climber, Dinninc- Room, Kitchen ,nd once pa1ed
tuTe. Beds, Bedding, Crockers; CLAN Aaa
Ware. - -ord.haud Car
We have the best line Of new and seeonu-n0 sira
nes in the city, 10 which We iny1tc nspeGuJin, ,r,,
1T private sA!c-20 ahareH Wyanaono ,a a Enrn.ture.
stoct OF will exchange for Piano and fA1!ol =! S