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llveFer, nut the Church. All tho churches In
the world never yet saved one atnntr but Christ
lias saved great nlany, and ho IL ready md
waiting to save you.
There was atralgclc on Calvary between the
lion OF he'll and the lion Of tho tribe Of
Judah: The waves Of dcatl, broke upon the
son of God on tho cross like tho angry oceA.l
eaen US eree T ,nN Maves against to rocks Of thu
tho Man Of Sorrows struggling there upun the
srosss Put al ut once liz cries out, "It is
tnished!" Victory over death and hell! A,ul
s ~ o M d III a srsat ues ca uS saes Is
hayo Him there than anywhere else. Where
elss could. liz bc oi 80 much bclp TO to
qs so9ts o. d 1t tho rtght hand Of the Fathcr'
thc dust before Christ, but that Christ lifted
him up. Down there IN tic i1tluiry.rnoln eDtnc-
times. i secns a. II VIZ could hear tlle lootstups
Ut the Son Of Cod coming 10 deliver those poor
captive souls, But wl,en anybody feels too
proud to confess Ills Sins and Ills lclpessness,
THAI nan doesn't get out Of prison Ut all.
Wien Gen. Grant went into Richmond,
! went IL With hinl,, aud started 10
Nobotly had told then, h0w near our
urny was, au.i the first thry knew Of onr victory
they heard our columns marching up the street,
tl,s band playing THE star slmigled Banucr."
Then tho prison doors wcre thrown opru and in
tnonlent they wcrc free. So 1t shall he with
you, sinners, bound III tho captivity ot your
own lust, or passion, or appetite, 0r habit Let
Christ come at'd unbar thu prison, nlld IN
moment you are q free nun. Christ came to
preach deliyeraIco to tho captiyes.
Sir. Moody closed With un illustration after
the manner Of what fle has given clscwheye Is
TlR STORY or bARABnAs.
] have ofteu thought what q night Barpbbas
must have spent Just lcforo the day when
Christ was crucihed.
As tho sun goes down, he says to himself:
"To-morrow t-only Tomorrow !-au1 | must
die OH the cross. They viii llaug nle uu before
crowd Of people; t4cY will lrlvo nails through
my hands and feet; they will break my legs
with bars Of izoui and tn that awful torture /
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Iirf Sfpeh HarAefs.

uHIoAsn, May 3.
Cattle-Receipts 600 head; market act
i've and prices firm for shipping; common
to good shipping 81 25@4 GO; choice TO ex
ira 81 25@5 25i butchers s3 50@4 25; ship
ments $500 head.
HOgs-Receipts 8, 600 head; market quiet
and weak, and 5@10c lower; common to
sales chiefly at s. 1907 %; shipments 1000
head.
Sheep-Receipts 800 head; scarce at s. 90
@6 25.
BUFFALO, May 8.
Cattle-Receipts today 1,057 head; total
for the week 7,065 head; market dull and
dragging with 0aly 40 cars on sale, prices
to &c better, qualify fair 20 good; Western
steers 81 6ei@5 fd. according to quality;
siockers $4 l2i@4 60. -
Sheep and Lambs-No arrivals TODAY;
receipts Sunday and Monday 1900 head
market dull and slow: prices I 10 kc higher,
owing to scarcity of stock; with a good
supply prices would not be sustained: wards
bare of stock
Hogs-Receipts to day 600 head; total for
the week 1900 head; yesterdays market
slow at 81 5O@7 rs for heavy; selected sing
ers 81 60; yo2kers al 81 s4@s7 A. 'to-day7s
market easier; Workers, 1870 lbs, 81 AS; those
unsold holding at 81 40; demand light.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, May 9.
Cattle-Receipts o-day s67 head, supply
light and few buyers except local butchers
at retail, very little business doing. not
enough to establish prices, further than they
are about the same rs last week.
Hogs-lseceipts to-day 49a head; Workers
~ 30@S SO; Philadelphias % 00g7 80.
Sheep-Receipts to day 8, 5,200head; selling
at 81 00@6 %.
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Taacharsi Examination.

ED. JEFF. Our last examination was
held April 29th. Twenty-three applied
for certificates; thirteen gentlemen and
ten ladies. Eight werea rejeeted-five
gentlemen and three ladies. Fifteen
certificates were granted valid as fol-
lows: Mr.. Zealand T. Gilbert, twenty
four months. He is the only person in
the county who now holds a first class
certificate, besides the Examiners and
the Ffndlay superintendents. Being
personally-acquainted with Mr.. g., We
have no hesitancy in saying that he is
one of the best teachers in Hancock
County. Having had to hoe his own
way through the world, he deserves great
credit for the advancement he has made.
Messrs. r. w. Oldham and w, X.
Stringfellow, Misses Maggie Irvine and
Becca Hammond, 12 months each.
Messrs. j. A. French, w. W.; Siddall,
A. b. Hurd, c. C. Sherrard. ii. NJ Ma.
han, Misses Lottie Kibler, Florence
Curry, Lucinda HassaD, Mary Hughes
and Josie Smith, six months eact. Next
examination May 18th.
J. A. PITsFoRD.
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died.

HARDY-At his residence in Cass town
ship, this county, Friday, March Il. 1875,
of typhoid fever and heart disease, Addison
Hardy, Esq, aged 44years months and 10
days.
Mr.. Hardy was born in Stark County. in
1881, and in 1898, with his parents moved
to Cass township. this county. Inthe year
1857 he was married to Miss Eliza ]. Alban.
AT the time of his death he was serving his
sixth term as Justice of the Peace. He was
converted at the age of twenty and join
edthe NJ. E. Church IN which he lived a
consistent and exemplary Christian until
called from labor to rest. He left COM
panion and two children. two brothers and
two sisters, and large circle of friends to
mourn their loss.
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The New Game Law.

Under the new game law no quail or
partridge can be lawfully shot in Ohio
until the 18th of November, 1876, and
after that only between the 1st day of
November and the 1st day of JAN
uary following. Wild turkey can only
be shot between the 1st day of Novem.
her and the 18th of January, inclusive,
OF each year. Ruffied grouse, pheasant
or blue-winged teal, 1st of November
and 1st of January. Duck, 1st of Sep
tember and 1st of April. Woodeock,
4th of July end 1st of January. No
person will be allowed to snare or trap
quail or partridge, or to use any but a
shoulder gun. On premises having de-
lined boundaries sign, Iettered in En-
giish: "No shooting or hunting will be
allowed on these premises" set up con-
spicuously, will be sufficient notice to
guard such premises.
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Good Enough.

The vote on Saturday last demonstrat-
ed one fact, that the people of Findlay
township have learned by sad experience
the value of good roads by contrast with
the roads of the past winter. The work of
improving the roads will now start from
the focal point and radiate through the
county. If the people Of the adjoining
townships have not yet learned the value
of good roads, they are likely to do so
as soon as they have experienced the
change which the new order of things
will produce. Let us hope that the good
work begun here will extend throughout
the county speedily.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-05-12
Union Schools

For the week ending May 5, the aver
age enrolment was 565.1, the average
attendance 527. and the per cent. of at
tendance SO. The whole number of
cases of hardness was 67. The teachers
having no tardiness were Misses MARY
GORDON and PHEBE PAxsoN. The
following is list of the visitors to the
Schools for the two weeks ending May
5, with the number of rooms visited by
each.
Members Of Board. B. Beardsley.
1O>H. P. Gage, s; s. b. Huffman, 10;
G. w. Kimmel, 9.
Board Of EraminerS.-G. F. Pendle-
ton, 6; Rev. q. w. Miller, 4.
Parents.-Mrs. Jas. Gordon, 3; Mrs.
s. A. Strother, 1; Mrs. Rebecca Sey
mour, 1.
Former Pupils. Preston, q;
Stirling Newell, 13; BERTHE Powell, 4;
Libbie Patterson, 3; Maria Wetherill, Z;
Marian Hickernell, 1 Fannie Rothchild,
2.
Others.-Jas. w. Williams, Miss Liz
zie Lindsay, Mrs. A. E. Wilson, w. X.
Hoover.
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Mr. Anderson, of the firm Of Anderson
Winders & Co., has gone to New York,
via of the Centennial.
Mr.. Wilson, one of the Directors of the
First National Bank, has gone to PhiIa-
delphia, to attend the Centennial.
c. E. Niles, who had been visiting in
Michigan for few days, returned to his
post at the First National, on Tuesday
last
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-05-12
New Volume.

The present number of the JEFF. is
the first OF its Twenty second volume.
We do not meun TO treat our readers to
a homily upon the trials through which
it has passed, or the triumphs it has
achieved, but merely to remind its
friends that now is ali excellent time to
add new names to its list. We pride
ourselves upon having a circulation
second to none in the Northwest; but
We have an ambition to add to its list at
least five hundred more during the pres
ent year. Our friends can aid us in this
very materially, if they will, by saying
a good word gor us 10 their neighbors.
Who will be the first to show their good
will by adding new name to our list?
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Improvement,

Eph. Totten is making decided im-
proveinent on his residence by raising it
story higher. When completed lie will
have a neat and comfortable home. We
are pleased to see our citizens prosper.
NJ. G. Darling has placed a new sign
in front of his store.
Markle & Hosler are fitting up the
room formerly occupied by ]. Bender,
and will use it for their farming Imple-
ments.
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3Eant .Markef.

PHILADELPHIA, May 9-Wool dull and
neglected; supply light; Ohio, Pennsylvania
and West Virginia XX above 42@43: Y
41@42c. mediCm 43@46c. coarse 40@42c
New York. Michigan, Indiana, and Western
fine at 35@37c; medium 42@45c; coarse 40
@41c.; cOmbing washed 55@56c unwash-
ed 4o@42c.; Canada combings 60c.; fine
unwashed 22(G25c. coarse and medium un-
washed eSs@35c; tub washed 40@45c; extra
and merino pulled 33@36c; No. / and
super pulled 33@37c. Texas fine and medl-
um 16@19c; coarse 15@11c.
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Turupike-Yes.
Free Lecture.

Miss Frances E. Willard, of Chicago,
ILL.,, Secretary of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union of the. United States,
will deliver lecture in the NJ. f. Church
in Findlay, Ohio, May 25, 1876, at 1-2
o'clock p. NJ.
Miss Willard has National reputation
she has interested listening thousands
in the eastern cities during the past
winter, and received the highest encom-
iuns of the religious and secular press.
As Miss w. will spend but one day in our
city, let none neglect the only oppor-
tunity of hearing one of our most gifted
women.
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FINDLAY, O., May II, 1876
Eggs, 10 cents.
Butter, 14@16@1S cents.
Hides, green, 4 cents.
Hides, dry, s cents.
Sheep Pelts, 20c@75c.
Tallow cents.
Timothy Seed, 81 1902 90.
Clover seed 13I cents per pound.
Lard l24@14 cents.
Flax seed, 81 30.
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To-dap's graiu ,Markef.

FNDIAY, Ohio, May II, 1876.
Wheat, 75c. @Sl 10.
Corn, shelled, 45c.
Oats, whita, 30f,
Oats, mixed, 25c
The above prices are paid to-day by G
". MYERS. at the L. Z. 4 l.. Ry. elevators
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Ioral Rnsiuess Wofres
Sneeial NOtic9.

On and after Monday, May 1, 1876, We
shall adopt the Cash System. In adopt
ing this plan we shall endeavor to make
it greatly to the advantage OF such ol
cur friends as have favored US with their
patronage in the past, to remain with
us: and we shall use every iHducement,
in the way of fair dealing and Ioto pTrces,
IN merit n continuation of future favors.
We buy our goods eccllStoety for cash,
which allows us to avail ourselves OF
heavy discounts and thereby enables us
to sell at Gerry loiD figures Please call
and examine our stock and prices, ahu
ascertain the facts in the case, and very
much oblige, Yours Respectfully,
J.C. BUsHoN & Co.
Findlay- O.. Nav /, ,76.-w4.
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THE MARQUIS of Salisbury at a musica

THE Marquis OF Salisbury, at musical
festival in England, said that the voices
of English women were best fitted for
singing of any in the world. The differ
ence between English and American
voices has been remarked, the latter
being thinner than those of British sing
ers. This defect, mainly due to our
climate, requires care and cure. But
what improvement might We not expect
from lungs strengthened by such balins
as HALLS Balsam2 Itheals those slight
infiammations that are the pest of the
singer, and make conversation unpleas-
ant to speaker and nearer. Price s1.OO
Der bottle
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-05-12
Attention.

The General Council of the Christian
Union, of the United States, will eon-
vene at Providence Chapel, in Union
Twp, Hancock Co., o., on May 31st,
1876, at 2 P. NJ. All Christian people
are invited to advisory seats in the Coun-
ell. The services will last over Sabbath.
ELD. G. w. HAGANs, Pastor.
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Don't Use Soda.

Nor any of the common kinds of Sal
eratus in making bread, Il you value
health, and desire to have bread that is
paIatable Always use ID. b. DRLAND
s. Co. 3 Best Chemical Saleratus and you
will have a pure article. IL may be had
at the grOcers.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-05-12
Marrisd

WRIGGLE-SPAR-May I, 1876, by Rev.
B NanValkenburgh, at his residence in
blanchard township, Martin Wriggle to Miss
Lydia c. Spar, all of Hancock Co, o.
WALLDORF-THRIFT-In this city. at
the residence Of the brides father. on
thursday: May 4. by the Rev. Charles Simp-
son, H. W: Waldorf of Monroe, Mich,
and Carrie VI. Thrift of Lansing.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-05-12
SneniallY for Ladies.

All .he new styles of Millinery to suit and
match the New Goods for the Centennial year
now opening at Hume & Halls, Mrs. Hume
having made full arrangements to receive
all the latest STYLES from the largest Millinery
House in America, during the season. Our
stock will always be filled with novelties
guaranteeing I0tnest Cash Prices, we invite
your examination of cur New Goods.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-05-12
Important to Young Men Contemplating
MatrimOlY.

In order TO succeed well in life, it is very
important that you start right. In order to
start well buy your wedding suit at the
square dealing Clothing House, Old White
Corner, where you can finG nice new stock
of Clothing, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valiscs,
Collars, Ties, Suspenders, Handkerchiefs,
Gloves, and everything kept in a first-elass
Clothing Store. Look for Old White Corner.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-05-12

The Womans' Christian Temperance
Alliance of Hancock County will hold
its annual Convention at the League
room Saturday, the 9th inst, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. The townships and Leagues
are requested to come enmasse.
May 12-w2.
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dfqdiar NHaaI ,HarEef,
Grain smarkrf,

TOLEDO, May l0.-Wheat, Amber 81 23S
@l 23s; Michigan White 81 2Sic. Extra
81 3Sac. Corn 81 lc. ! Oats 341@35c. CLEyE-
LAND, May l0.-Wheat 81 26@1 35; Cora
l0.-Wheat 81 4s@l Al Corn 5O@56i Oats
31@46.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-05-12
Notice. to Husinaea Ma,

All business locals or advertisements
designed for insertion in the JEEFER-
soNIAN, must be handed in before ga.
NJ. Thursday, of each week, TO insure
insertion the same week.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-05-12
Look al the Stockings

Two hundred and twenty five doz. and a
nice assortment of all the new shades and
colors. Ladies, Misses, and Children's Seal
Brown, and Navy Blue Silk ClOcked, and
Balhriggan Hose, just in, at prices to suit, at
Old White Corner
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pate in the ceremonies on this occasion.
The meeting adjourned TO meet at the
Court House on Tuesday evening, May
16. 1876.
JAMES WILSON, J. h. BARND,
Chairman. Secretary.
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Mite Snoiefv

The Mite Society of the NJ. E. Church
will meet on Tuesday evening, May 18th,
at the residence of Hon. HIP. Gage.
All are cordially invited to attend.
BY order of Mrs. H. BROWN, Pres't.
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Notice 20 Ladies.

Mrs Snnt'iwick desires the ladies of
Findiay to know that she is going TO re-
main here. and will fill all orders for
sewing which may be left for her at the
Joy House.
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Wanted.

4 firsi olsss Life Insurance Company is
1esirous of securing the seryiees OF good
business man. as their agent in Hancock
County, o. No previous experience neces-
sary, and no difference in what part of the
county he may reside: None but man
well aud favorably known need apply. With
suoh a man q liberal arrangement will he
made on salary or commission. For further
particulars address
CHAs. II. MOORE, Manager,
Lock Box l44. Columbus, u.
April 2S-w4
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-05-12
EAGLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Wheat wanted at the Eagle Mills, for
which the Highest Market Price will be paid
riceto-day, 80 cents to 81 10.
May l2, 1876. MCCONNELL. & ROCKWELL.
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NOTICE.

All accounts on subscription, advertis-
ing and job work, due to the JEFFER-
soNIAN oFFIcK up to May 1, 1876, are
the property of E. G. DEWoLFE, and he
expects to give his personal attention to
squaring and settling up the same dur
ing the month of May. 1t is necessary
that these accounts should be settled by
note or cash within that time. The
books will be found at the JEFFERso-
MAN OFFICE.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-05-12
FINE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

r OFFER MY HOUSE EANDLO1s Fofs ,I 49, 49,
Streets. story and a half house, with up-gTouna
cellar. Good water and fruit and go9d a,,s pa =.
hoZses- All in excel ent eon1i..l. 49,. !" f.srt
soid At fair figures and reasonable terms. t.iif
on the subscriber on the prenlsssC ~
Ruthrauff. Esq.
ADJ. 2S T6-wf.
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Findlay, O., May 1,'76.-w4-
Sewing Maehines--DOmestic and Daunt.

The finest lot OF Sewing Machines ever
brought TO Findlay, at Zay's Gallery, at
prices to suit circumstances, very cheap lor
Cash. Call and see them. 1t Will cost you
nothing to look at them. May o-"%'
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At Old White Corner

= Eogsan bud acomplste line of Children's
i.oysA and Youths Suits at very low prices.
Look at them before buying elsewhere.
THE New Styles of Spring and Summer
s-hawls, and nice assortment of Llama
Lace Sacks, are now on exhibition at Old
White Corner.
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Abiding

A'CUIIHS =,
The Fashionable One Price ClOthler, is
giving his customers bargains these ''close
times" Ii is wonderful what amount oil
first-class Clothing few dollars will buy
Go and see for yourself. May 5-wS
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SO PIECES.
;ss:;: !: !: !: Oh H: II: :::::
All New. all Cheap, all Desireabie, Look be-
fore You Buy.
Ta Farmers.

Call at the new store of Markell & Hosler,
and examine the celebrated Marsh Harves-
ter. Garden City Corn Plow, and other farm
ing implements, which they are selling at the
Lowest Cash Prices. May5w4
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GENERAL COMMITTEE.

A committee of ten persons was ap-
pointed for the purpose of making gen.
eral arrangements, consisting of the fol-
lowing gentlemen:
Rev. VIM. Jones, Lem McManness,
Sam. Huber, Jos. Gutzwiler, H. B.
Green, ]. X. Barnd, W. II. Schuler,
Isaac Baker, Jno. seipel and pr. g. W.
Galloway.
COMMITTEE OK sPEAKERs AND CHAPLAIN
Sam. Huber, DIR. g. w. Galloway,
Rev. H. d. Kutz.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
The meeting requested that the same
committee which aided in the same ca
pacity last year be notified by Mr.. ]. B.
Markle of their appointment to the same
duties on this occasion.
COMMITTEE OF cARRiAsEs.
A. ]. Glathart, VIM. Messenger, VIM.
Biggs.
COMMITTEE on DECORATIONS.
The General Committee was instruct.
ed to appoint committee on Decora-
tions, and to notify the persons as soon
as possible after such appointment is
made.
COMMITTEE on FLAGGING SOLDIERS
GRAVES.
Albert LarkIns, VIM. Didway, Jas. B.
Morrison.
A general invitation is extended to the
people of Hapeock County to partiei-
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-05-12

rI,HE Board of Education Of Blanchard town
shin passed a resolution TO build new
-choolIbanse In District No. .. In said town.
ship. All bids must be sealed and hled with
the CLERK by l2 O'Clock, nj noon, on
Saturday, June 3rd, 1876.
Each bid must contain the name OF every
nerson Interested in the same. and shall De
accom- panied by sufficient guarantees OF some
disinteres ed person that II the bid IL accepted
a ennfrart viii ke entered into, and the PERFORM
ance OF 4 properly secured. For size, dlmsn-
srons and specifications for the schooi-house
anpIy al the store of ]. y. Hissong.
MAY Isl, 1876. aw J.V. POWELL,Cierk
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LV Ardiuger & A. M. Rowe

.GcmpiiIienis to the Ladies. requesting
your patronage at our new rooms, where
you wtil find a carefully selected assortment
of Millinery and Notions. Dressmaking in
all its branches, Cutting and Fitting spec
isliiy No. Sc. East Main Sc, between l..
EeManness's and Green, DAVIS y Co.'S,
Findlay, Ohio: Aprii2l4w
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IL Is of Interest

TO those buying goods to know that they
can always get the worth of their money
when they buy their goods at the square
dealing Old White Corner
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Fellers, johnson, & Co., are prepared to
furnish the best of Ice-Cream to Mite Soci-
etics and Festivals on shoIt notice, and al
very low prices, May 5-w3.
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Decoration.
]. A. PITSFORD.

d meeting OF the citizens was held at
the Court House Tuesday evening, May
ath, for the purpose of making arrange
ments for the decoration of soldiers
graves,
Captain James Wilson was called to
the Chair, and J. K. Barnd made Secre-
tary.