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Middletown transcript., 1876-06-03

VIM. Quinn repeated his motion TOR the
appointment of a committee on resolutions,
but objection was made on the ground that
it is not customary to adopt resolutions at a
county meeting, as it is held for business
only. The motion was lost.
Joseph Roberts moved the appointment Of
committee of one from each ward in the
city of Wilmington and one from each of the
other hundreds to report a county executive
Committee and Judges to hold the nomina-
ton and delegate elections.
This caused more discussion, as to the
places of holding the elections, &c.
Jno. P. Springer and Thomas NJ. Ogle op-
posed holding elections in the various wards
in Wilmington on the ground that there
would be vast amount of repeating done
the latter gentleman saying that there would
be more than 5000 votes polled, under such
circumstances, in the city alone. Isaac c.
Grubb, spoke in behalf of the rules contend.
ing that they could not be changed except al
the county convention, and were binding
upon the party, and must be obeyed, unit
| that time.
Mr. Townsend replied that there could be nc
rules or fetters upon free people SO binding
that they, the people, could not abrogats
them. That the sovereign power of America
was in the people and that they could make
and unmake constitution and rules whenever
| and however they pleased. That, as for and
they were not properly adopted and wert
therefore not binding.
VIM. Dean opposed the rules on account o
the difficulty thrown in the way of choosing
delegates in hundreds that had been divided
into election districts-the rules requiring
that the delegate elections should be held al
the "usual voting places"
Mr.. Townsend asked what Blackbird hun
Middletown transcript., 1876-06-03

A good Black Tea for SO cents. Green 80
cents, at s. M. REYNOLDS.
Middletown transcript., 1876-06-03

A large assortment of Linen BUSTERS at
MIDDLETOWN CLOTHING STORE.
Middletown transcript., 1876-06-03

The best Coal Oil in the market at 5 cents
per quart, at s. NJ. REYNOLDS.
Middletown transcript., 1876-06-03

Ladies call at S. NJ. REYNOLDS and look
at the new assortment Of Hamburg Edgings
and Insertings, in all widths and prices from
10 cents and upwards.
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@ The Nation remarks with muc

GF The Nation remarks with much
good sense and force: 'sThe duty OF all
good citizens now, both North and
South, is to give that highest proof Of
political capacity which consists in abil-
ity to bear patiently the errors of adj
ministrators and the omissions of leg
i>l4tors, and to remember that the sue.
cese of this Government and the hap
piness and prosperity of the people do
not deperd on anv one election or any
one President If the next President
does not obtain his place in satislac
tory and fair manner, do not let US get
in passion over it. Such things will
happen now and again under al polit-
ical systems, and the value Of frequent
elections lies in the fact that each snp-
plies remedy for the faults or misfor-
tunes of the preceding one. The worst
that will happen, if there is any cheat
ing now, and the worst that ought to
happen, is that The party guilty Of con-
niving at it or profiting by it will have
disappeared before 1880 under a load Of
infamy: but it is the business Of the vo-
tiers TO see that the Government suffers
thereby no losssof credit or repute, end
The country no loss of confidence in its
ability to meet all emergencies, whether
of war or peace
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(.,r,,,At'n,
LII n | NJ I MI 5.

!, The lame can be healed and the wounded
made whole We now know ju-t what The
Centau Liniment will do They will not
mend broken bones or cure Cancer, but
they will extract, soreness, allay pain, cure
Rheumati-m and larger range Of aesh. bone
and muscle ailments than any article ever bo-
fore discovered s., .,st,, ,,.s,,-,S.
Scientific skill cannot 70 Beyond the cffts
Of these remarkable preparations. ChfoGfc
Rheumatism of many years standing,
Neuralgia Weak Back. Fever Sores, n cop
Ing Sincws, Sciatica. Caked Breasts. Dis:
torted Joints and Sprained Limbs of the WORT
Kind are cured by the White Centaur Hni.
lnent. .. s9A
1t will destroy the paiu and heal 'wtths
out scar all ordinary Burns and Sculds.-
1t will extract tie poison tf Bites and Sings.
and the frost from Frosen Lmbss i h very
efticacious for Ear-acbe, Tnothlaohs; 1sch and
Cutancous ErHptions. e1e . sif
Mr.. Josiah Westlake, of Marysvills, Ohio
writes: t tsAa =
For years my Rheumatism has been so bad
that have been unable to stir from the house.
The first three bottles Of Centaur Enimsut en-.
abled me to walk without my crutches. Il srh
mendiny rapidly: I think your Liniment sim
Ply marvel"
G..Hs Bennett, Druggist Book Prairie, No.
says: g z
4. "Ceutaur Liniment sells better and rfses,ths;
best satisfaction Of anything In the inarkets
What the Centaur Linimsnt has done for
others it win do for you. Itis handy, it Il re-
liable and it is cheap. -. ..s.s's..a.
The Yellow Centaur Linineht
is worth its weight in gold to owners of Hotses
and mules.
This Liniment has cured more Spralncd,
swesnied, Ring-boned and Called hOtses
in three years than have all the Farriers IN the
country in an age Its effects are simply won
6erful. :sS
We have thousands upon thousands Of Ger.
ti6cates as strong as the following: l7sh
my horse was lame for year with afetlock
wrench. All remedies utterly fsiledsto cure
and / considered him worthless until 7 cnm-
menced to use Centsur Liniment, which rapid
/ y cured him Heartily recommend it,
Rev. GEO w. FERRfs.8
Manorville. SOhoharie Co, NIX.
"DEAR SIRs: i have used your centaus Lin.
iment in my family, and find it to be Of treat
value. Please send me two dollars worth, one
for The mules and horses RILEY. .SicKLEs.
Falls Station, Wyoming Co., Pa.
1t makes very little difference what the case
lis, whether. it be Wrench, .Sprain. Poll-evil,
Ring bone, Scratches or Lamenrss of any Kind.
the effects are the same. Liyerymen, Stage
proprietors, Farmers, 60. should never be
without the Yellow Centaur .Linimsnt. II, is
sold everywhere, and warranted in its effects.
K Laboratory of J. B. RosE 5 Co.,
l6 DEY ST j, New YoRk. sS1;
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Administrators Sale of Real Estat"

IN pursuance of an order. of the Probate
i Court of Monroe county, Ohio, wiii1of,
fer for sale, at public auction, on
Friday, the 18Th day of December, 1876,
at o'clock p. M, upon the premises, the fol;
lowing described real estate, situate in the
township Of Adams, county and State afore.
said. to wit; o. sr.
The southeast quarter Of the southeast
quarter of section thirteen, township four OF
range four, except the following described
part thereof, to wit: Commencing at the
southwest corner of the southeast quarter
of the southeast quarter of section thirteen
township four of range four; thsnce east
about twenty -one rods to stone on the sec
ton line; thence north two rods TO stone:
thence north fifty one and half degrees
west fifteen and three fourth rods to stone; ;
thence north fve and half degrees west
ffteeu and a half reds to a sugar stump;
thence north ffty.four degrees west eight
and half rods to the west side, Of said lot,
thence south with the west side of said lot
about thirty two and a half rods to the place
of beginning containing two aeIesand eleven
rods. more or less. r.
Also, the following described tract, COM
mencing at the northwest cor Ter of the east
halt Of the northeast quarter OF section
eighteen, township three o. range four;
thence east about eighty rods to the north
east corner of said section; thence south
with the section line about eighteen rods TO
the north bank of Sunfsh Greek; thence mp,
said creek along the north bank to the west
side of said half quarter; thence north about
eight rods to the place OF beginning, con-
tanning nine acres more or less. and contain
ing in both tracts forty seven acres more or
less, and .arpraissdat $S66. -. 's''
Also. the following described, tract, oom.
mencing at the northeast corner OF the
northwest quarter of section eigateen, town
snip three of range four; thence up Sunffsh
/ Greek south sixty-one degrees west ninety
eight and fou,th rods to ths mouth OF q
drain on the south side of said Sunish
Creek; thence up the drain to Mrs. .Dailie's g
land; themes north sixty FIVE degrees east
with Mrs. Daile's line I'll rods. to the
middle OF the east side of raid quarter by
! lands of John Adams; thence north twenty
four aud fourth rods to a stone; thence
south seventy five degrees west ten and one
+ tnitu ioVS w Stouc, 'hohSo h"ien ioisy
three and three tenth rods to stone; thence
north ffty'two degrees east thirteen and two
/ ten h rods to sycamore; thsuce north fvs
and thee tenth rods to this place of begin.
ming, containing forty acres, more or less
and appraised at Sj33 :.
TsRMs OF SALs-Ons third in hand one
third in one year, and the residue in two
years from the day of sale, with intsret +
the payments TO be secured by mortgage OIL
the premises. MICHABL BoUGHNsR,
Adm'r.ef Thos. A. Nc Joy, decd.
nov2S, ,76w4 l~s.
HuNrER MALLORY, Att'ys.
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CAsTORI.A1..

Il lisa mistake to suppose that Castoria Is
not adapted to grown persons as We'll as ohil.
dren. They only need to increase the quantity.
But children have so many complaints for
which Castoriais is adapted.-like Wind Collie.
Sour Stomach, Worms, letter. Teething
and an Group, that it is especially recommended
for them. ''i-s' .S'.ff-ss
It's effects are more certain than Castor
Oil. Is contains no alcohol and is ss pleas
ant to take as honey. Itnever gripes BY
regulating the stomach and bowels the Csstoria
cOOls the blood, expels worms and pre-
vents fsverishness. quiets the nerves and pro-
duces health--then of course children can
sleep in quiet and mothers cnn rest,
Gastoria is ed BY all -physi-
clans and nurses who have tried It. and it is
having q rapidly increasing sale. Its pre-
pared with great care after the recipe Of DR..
Samuel Pitcher, of Mass, at the Laboratory of
]. B. Rose & Co.. Dey street. N. Y, ,oott6ti3.
~ .fh fls.iss I- ~ tif301 ~
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From the Daily Register.
, Wheeling Liys Stock. Market.

- November %, 1875
: CATTLE-75 head arrived; sold at
from 24@4c. The demand is fair and
mostly all sold that arrived, with The ex-
ception of small stock, which goes off
slow. ...t
HOGS-462 head arrived; prices SO
SIC whoesale--in one, two and three
lots they will bring ST.. All the pack
ers are busy and all the hogs that are
arriving are promptly taken, and the
prospects look favorable for continu.
ance of the present fair demand.
SHEEP-71 head arrived; sold at 8 ]
@4c, the latter for best stock, All the
arrivals were quickly disposed of.
LAMBS-20 head arrived; sold at
44c Only a,light call for them is no,
ticeab'e.
MILCH COWS-Good ones in de:
mand at 4Q@50 90. :. .,..ys. ....t -.
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EE.A difficulty took place in Calais
Seneca township, this county. on Thurs
day, tile 2Sei-inst., between Jesse Roe
of that township, ard WILLIAM GREGe
of Noble county, in which Roe free
! with 3 revolver at GREGe,s Che ball stri
king him in the forehead, glanced up
ward under the scalp and passed out or
the top of his head Roe wss arrested
and a preliminary examination was hat
at Calais on Saturday last, the result b
which we have not .learnedss i M
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pROBtTE COURT.

Nov 22.-Mary f. Logan, ADM x OF
Alfred Logan, deceased, filed her second
partial settlement account.
Nov. % Evan Haney, Guardian of
Evan and Nicholas Miller, VS. his Wards
Petition to sell lands. Lands sold to
Levi Mcconnell Sale confirmed and
deed ordered.
John F Thoenen, Guardian of the
minor, heirs of Alex and Elizabeth
Thoenen, d ceased, filed his first partial
settlement account.
Nov 24-Jamcs Watson was appon.
tad Adm r of Eliz lhcth Bever, deceased
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+ EF Mrs CLARINDA E. MAY widow
of VIM II. MAY whose death we noticed
recently, has received draft for One
Thousand and. Seventeen Dollars from
the Odd Fellows Beneficia Association
of the Muskihgum Valley, -
This society is composed Of Odd
Fellows, ana paysAoi the wife or other
relative ofsa, deceased member oaedol
lar for each +menb ber OF the tlass, and
one dollar for each assessment deceased
mayahave paid. All members are as,
sessed 81 s5 on notice of "a death.
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MARRIED -0n the l6th inst, by C.
NJ Blowers, Esq, OF Adams township,
Mr.. JAMES W. H. PlrfMAN and Miss
HANNAH VANNEss salc
On November Goth, 1876, by Rev W.
c. SMITH, AIR JosEPH DAYHoFF and
Miss CLARA E MILLER .ssis
On the 2lst day Of September, 1875,
by Elder JOSEPH DUNN, Mr.. FRANKLIN
ULLoM and Miss EVA BELL
On the 9th inst by HARRISON BUNFLL,
Esq, Of Jackson township, Mr. VIII
LIAM WILSON and Miss Ruth KNIGHT
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eFNoihing doing yet in the tobacco

EF Nothing doing yet in the tobacco
business. 1t is not improbable that af
ter prices are agreed upon, further
agreement will be necessary with many
buyerslo,defer a portion of the pay
ments until June. The simple fact is,
that after the recent losseA and the le-
fusal Of the Baltimore houses to make
advances, the buyers, have not means
enough to pay for the crop as early as
has been the practice AeretDfore. Ts
bacco raisers would do well to keel
these facts in view in making financial
engagements
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SHERIFFS SALE. =
pisi S- l1-si q
John N. Geuiu, Ear,
VS.. -
Daniel Dougbrety ct al.


by virtue of an order Of sale to me directed
IL from the court Of common pleas Of Mon
roe county, Ohio. will offer for sale, at the
front door Of the oourt house, in the town Of
Woods6eld, between the hours OF 10 o'clock
a. m. and o'clock p. m ON
Tuesday, the 5th day IF December. 1875,
The following described real estate situats In
the county and State aforesaid, to witt
The southwest quarter of the northeast
quarter Of section fve, township four and
range SIX, containing forty acres more Or
less f..- r
Also, the west part OF the northeast quaH
ter Of the southeast quarter Of section Eva.
township four and range six containing nine.
teen and one-half acres.
| Appraised at 81 OIL, sfs,.
LITTLE,
oct3l, ,'76w5. Sheriff ". G. Q.
hHoLLIsrER d oKEY Att'ys.
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TERRIBLE STORM WAVE,
Three Large Islands Submerged.

CALCUTTA, N vpmbpr 20.-Three large
islands, VIZ. Hatliah, Sundeep and Dak-
hair Shahabazhafp. and numerous smaller
islands, including Backergange, Nook
holly and Chittaging, were entirely sub
merged by the storm wave of October
81 las was alsothe mainland for five or six
miles These islands are in or neor
the estuary of the river Megua. The lar
gest, Dakhar Shahabazhafe, was 500
square miles in ex' ent, and had apopula-
ton of 100000. Hattiah and Sundeep
together had about 100000 population.
Up to Ii o clock. on the night of the 3lst
there were no signs of danger, but before
midnight wave swept sover the country
to the depth, in many places, of 20 feet, r
SURPRISING PEOPLE IN THEIR BEDS. =
Dense, groves of cocoanut and palm
trees around the villages enabled many
TO save their lives by climbing among the
branches, and some took refuge onlhe
roofs of their houses hut the water hurst
the houses asunder and swept them ont
10 sea- Some were carried thus across
the channel. ten miles, to Chittagong dis
trict, but the vast majority were never
heard Of again. The country is perfectly
fat, and almost every one persisted who
ia led toireach The trees. There is scarce
~ household on the island or on the adj
jacent coast but has lost many of its mem
bers The cattle are all drowned, boats
are swept away, and means of communi-
cation with other districts destroyed -
Thcreis much distress among the suryi.
vors, which the Government is relieving
The Government Gazette says that
wherever the storm wave passed, it is be-
lieved
NOT A THIRD CT THE POPULATION SUR,
YlvED
The islands have barely one-fourta Of
their former Inhabitants. The. stencil
from the pulrefying bodies is insuffera-
bic, and genera! outbreak of cholera is
expected A correspondent says thatthe
fear is happily not. J Ct realized, except in
Nookhoily, where the disease has appear
ed
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Cinclnnat, Live stock Market.

November 20.
CATTLE-Common, 2@2 so; fair to
medium, 2 75@3 rs; good butch r
grades, AGA 50; fair to good shipping
grades, 4@4 SO; fair to good heavy
oxen, 3@4s; fair to good feeding steers,
2 75@3 Is, the latter rate Tor good
heavy grades. g..-,.
HOGS-Common, 5@5 25; fair to
good light, 5 30@5 so; fair to good
'acking grades, 5 35@5 so, with a few
choice heavy at 55@5 60; bulk of the
sales to hackers, 40@5 60.
.SIIEEP-The market ruled steady
and firm at from 24@3t: for common
to fair, and 3l@44c for good to extra
per lb gross
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Mustang Races at Fleetwood
Park, -

NEW York, Nov. lS-The first race OF
so miles, of the series of SO, 100 and 150
mile races, for 1000 on each race, be
tween John Murphy and Captain Now
rv, of California, came off to-day on the
Fleetwood Park track. Captain Mowry
rode mustangs or horses of California
breed, and Murphy rode thorough hbred
horses, both changingmounts frequent
". The race was won by Murphy. His
time, including changes, was Oh. 25m-
Captain Mowry's time being Oh. 26m
20s The winners average time pei
milewas 2 "a 6 T
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written for The Spirit of Democracy
faa I'm MENORIAN - -

r Sza Nm 7sMEMORaAN
o. Mr.. Edward Day, who died October
18th, 1876, aged 80 years end . months
Mr., Day was born and grew up to
manhood in Monroe County. Ohio In
April 1874 he. emigrated to Page Coun-
ty, Iewa, where he selected beautiful
tract of prairie land, and fitted up 8
comfortable home Here, surrounded
by friends and prosperity, he had much
to hope for, but in April last he was at.
tackled by chills. which for time seem.
ed to yield to medical treatment, and
during the Summer he was able to per
form ordinary LABOR on his farm, until
the latter part of August when com,
bination of ague and rheumatism set in
which reduced him raIi,lv.s A few
weeks more of suffering, which he
bore with marked fortitude, and his i'm
mortal spirit took its flight, and his body
was consigned to the cemetery on the
beautiful prairie near his home.
1t would be a pleasing tax TO delin,
cate the distinguished traits of Mr.
Days character; hut space will not per
nit s, flee it to say, that they who
knew him best. esteemed him most
Taking al the clemens Of his character
his patience, and indominitable perse
verance, his high aim as a Christian and
his desire to advance society, made him
an ornament in the. circle where ht
moved. The | s<ons of his life are still
speaking.in the depths Of many spirit
He leaves widow and five children
TO mourn his irreparalle loss But thu
bright assurance that he has joined the
immortal band beyond the river where
they may meet him again, should sooth,
their sorrow and reconcile them to thei
sad bereavement n :: A. NJ. D.
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I GS FRIEND & SON, 1903 Main stree,
Wheeling, West Va. wholesale and re-
tail dealers in furniture, carpets, oil
cloths, rugs and';l'nost every other az
ticle in that line, advertise their estab-
lishment in this issue OF TIE SPIRIT -
There you can purchase rockers, mar
ble top tables, looking glasses, all Sizes
full parlor suites, common chamber
suites, carpets, oil cloths, rugs, bed
'steads, tables Of al kinds, fine and COM
mon chairs and many other articles we
have not space to mention Cal when
you visit the city.
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SHERIFFS SALE. "a
Elias Cline. Gustydian, s
VS..
Joseph B. Glue, s1s,s. I,,..

DY virtue Of an order Of sale to me
ID directed from the court Of common
pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio, | win odsT iof
sale At theft door Of the court ,houses In
the town OF woods6sld, between the hoursof
10 e'clock q. m. an 4o'clock p. m, snf
Tuesday, the 5th day of December, 1876,
the following described real estate, Situate In
Monroe county, Ohio. to wiz: sja,piSa .
The northeast quarter of the northeast quar-
terof section twenty-six, in township three of
range Ave containing forty acres more or less.
I'd, bIrrLB, q
oei3LTew5. aa sheriff y, Go.
hoLLisrEa & 0xEY, Att'ys. ..e.FI,r
- 3 ~ Asisst'W
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w Men who ought to know some
thing about it, claim that the B d S.
w can pay the interest on lis bonds by
the transportation of limestone alone
The furnaces Of Bellaire consume about
two hundred tons of limestone daily,
and it is estimated that the B. 4 S. W.
can lay it down in Bellaire at about 90
per cent under the prices now paid.
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CIGAR MANUFAC Glory,
WOoDSFIELD. OHIO. isds

T HAVE established 8 cigar mannfectory In
/ Woodsfeld, in RErSHsas's building south
Of the Court House, where ! will msufacture
Fine Cigars. Tips and Stogas.
For the trade of Monroe and adjoinine coun-
tiss at prices which will compare favorsbly
with those. of Wheeling manufactnrsss.as
NM sEOGA CIGARS sxa
Will be manufactured from the nuest quality
Of Ken tucky tobacco. TIPS viii be made from
Massachusetts, and FIss cro1ss from Con-
necticut and Havana tobacco. The pSsrou-
age of gs,41e la' sf1ia oAs tsaT,a
. Merchants and Traders
Generally in Monroe county Is solicitsds Or
ders will receive prompt attention. Call and
sxamine my stock before purchasing e lss.
where. &. FRED RosEMEIER
. nova3,'75i. " woodsdsid, Ohio
fgf nfAtt -7E n % Ftf4t1f .HN-n
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3. SHERIFF'S SALE.
aWm. NJ Armstrong
David Mccoy ct al.

DYvirtus u an order Of sale TO me direct.
u ed from the court Of common pleas Of
Monroe county, Ohio, will Offer for sale at
the front door of the court house, In the
town of Waodsfsld, between the hours Of
lOe,clock 2. IN, and A o'clock p. M. on
Tuesday, he Sth day Of December, 1875,
the following described real estate situate in
Monroe county. Ohio. to wit: v.s
The souahrast quarter Of section ninstasn,
towa>hip four ( range four, containing one
undred and sixty acres more or less.
Appraisedat 5
=: -, =. T.. LITTLE,
i. oci31, 1855. Sheriff N. C. o.
HoLLIsrga 4 oKEr, Attic.
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@Jnst opened at the one price cash
store, new Woolen Hosiery for Ladies',
Misses and Children, in plain seal,
Brown, Navy Blue and Cardinal Red,
also Seal Brown Yarn, Seal Bfown
Zephyrs DC, at the lowest prices.
MORRIS d. ARMSTRONG.
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3cF The C Commissioners altosed: bills
las, week, as follows; Q: 5 Sloan, road
work sl9s 26; A G. Hughes, road work
STA 2S,, F Sherman, work on Dismal
bridge 1892 II; Jacob I.ei5fsr,h, work
at Fords' bridge, Sa73 81; Jacob Neu-
hart, on coal contract, $50; freight on
laws So 20.
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rFThe store house OF HENRY AR.
HKNDr, of Middlehurg, Noble county,
was entered by burglars last week and
the safe robbed of $4,000 Most of the
money belonged to the schools of j. fer
son township, of which Mr.. ARHESpT is
Treasurer ~ --.,