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, 1876-09-10
NtcHpls,
HAtp7isnts.
ia;e. | 1875. |
Withdrawn from, stofe on Friday for, city
ennsu1uutlnn: 4 n7b hu wheat. 9, II hn corn.

Withdrawn from stofe on Friday for, city
consumption: 1876 bu wheat q, ri bn corn.
t,O50 bu barloy. ....
The following grain was Inspected into store IN
this city on Saturday morning: Gears No. rcd
winter wheat, cars No. . do, . cars No. 2 N. ".
wheat, I cars No. spring. 80 cars No. do,
a2 cnra No. 3 do, D cars rejected do, 9 cars no
grads {130 whcat} ~ cars lxod corn, 100 cars
and Q, 900 bu No. 2 do. 70 cars and q, 700 bu re.
Jccted do. cats no grade te15 cornl: cars whtto
oats, cars No. do, 10 cAts rejected 10, car
no grade az oats); 1 car No. rye, i: cars No.
2 do, cars rojaclcJ do. ~ rye); car No.
barley, 10 cars No. 2 do, "a cars No. 3 do,
cars rejected do t52 bntisy}, To.ai {4Gs ears},
los, 900 bu. Inspected out: 44,0o9 ba wheaA
17o. $50 bu corn q, oo5 bu onts, 3,74o bu rye.
Bl2 hu barley.
Tho following WERE tho receipts and shipments
Of bsealstutfs and live htock at this point during
tho past Nook, aud for The corresponding wooks
, 1876-09-10

a swept into our largest dry-gools store
lEdaY, (aays the Troy Press), With the easy
e that belongs Us blrthrtGht to Americas
ghters, stopping at the glove counter. Tho
! to clerk rushed forward to wAit on her with
kto of Interrogation In each eye. She asked
kid gloves. "Ycs'ln. What size'nW A
eous pall-back passed. her, md shc turned
X 1t 1t, and then CALCULATED, "Kid gloves"
u, what tAe'nW "Why, Miss Sue, how
dol f1ayn't seen you for I'll age," etc.
El.by," aud ahs turus " the patient clerk
ansd1es lin with sluny stnrt, aud again
ids In an injured tone, i" k1d gloves"
lat excited clerk. "0h, why, i've
rco-t1uurtcrs." Tho box containing six
u evcry conceivable shale " placcd be.
y. Carefully shs iook4 Ut zach oau Of
pairs draws some II patrs out q their
, 1876-09-10

CARRYING AN UMBRELLA.
One Of tho most cheerful sights iu tho world
{says tho Now York Cof.nerefa9 is tho graceful
abandon With which tho American and especially
tho New York woman, carries the umbrella
which ehades her fair faco from the sun. That
instrument Of torture-for It proves to bc one
III many lnstances-s borne along at tue snme
height md with tho same uilgaryiug steadincas
in tho surglug crowd OF broadway as On tho re-
tired cross-strccts uptown. It docs not matter
to her how dense the crowd Is, or how fnst It
goes hurrying by, the parasol Is Bternly immov-
able, ind Us tho tips of tue wires arc on tho
1evG1 Of the average mans eye, 1t Is not strange
occasionn1ly ono penetrates TINT delicate organ.
Nothing could bc moro different than sho way in
which man and woman carry tho umbrella,
The former keeps IT constantly moving in order
to accommodate the crowd; the woman sweeps
along, and, II anybo<ly's lnt or eyes are in the
Nay, II is not her fault.
THE KIND OF A IATerIN SIZE WAS.
A lady who lived at bfarsha's Vincynrd ~
ycass died recently, and tho ladies' who pre-
pared her for the grave found tho natural
hair to DO entirely woven in among the
'falae hair, and 10 much 80 as to oblfge tho use
OF scissors to remove tho latter, which had not
been removed from the head for more thln
thirty years. After Its removal there were
taken from +, by aa:tual count, 1so cona,non
tho hair In position. In ono article Of tier ward.
robe wcro found 8OS pins, put there to hold tho
hetlclc together. There tyuro fu bureau drawers
p3 new urcss-pattcEuF, OF Ill kinda una
qualities, wlIoh Ind uevcr been lnado up. Bomu
1t these patterns caE bc traced back to THO time
Of purchase, B4 years ago. She LETT one
elegant brocals silk dress Which can bc traced
hack 200 wears
, 1876-09-10

brow TIGHT THEY WEAR THEM.
Fhc extrcm!ties to which fashion has advanced
london In female attlre ars really deplorahle.
hdy on whose sruthfnlncas can depend con-
to INC tho following particulars: 6ha was
d tho other day To inspect tho wedding
sscau OF young lady OF high rank. The
q wero very numerous and beautiful and
accessory OF attIro was In tho height Of
T., If not Of good taste. aDut Wiicre,h
i my friend, lis tho unlor-clothlngF'
said the tntfiincr with smile OF pity,
wear none nowadays, They wear these
:" Aud she pointed to three complete
MT Of Rrmor, but OF cfatGols leather.
Is only uycE cllatnots 1eather TINT the skirts
Worth can be stsnincd tight enough. At
Lol, tho other day, the Mayor gave nil enter
!ncnt to tic Lord Mayor OF 1ondon, aud the
aston sccped so important that QUO lady
est sen. to Paris for her dInner-lseas. II was
tight when 1t came TINT she h61 to take oil
lEmeut after Ear1nent bcfore sho could get
Ito it ut alI. And then sl,e Ind TO sit down ut
bible. nm told thas her sufTerings were ccn-
tdcrable during tho rcpast; but her worst
Misery was tic reflection, " How shnll get up
gatnl" Eventually shc did get up, thanks to
llq gentic1nen OH each side Of her, who pulled
It thG very last driving -roosu Ut Buckingham
acc sinllAr catastrophe took placr. 4 lady
IL her bow to tho Queen little too low for
tkicliing strip" tas man Hou1l cafl It,
/ da1o say s1s. Worth has some prettier
F!c), md it slipped down SO fur TINT allc
ID not get up again. Tile Lord High
ncellor Himself had to como forward and set
Atralglt.-lf. ke1nla's English Uossip IL
per's Utzar.
, 1876-09-10
EXQUISITE PRESERVES.

"What exquisite preserves, Mrs Smoothly;
low DO you layc such splendid luck with every.
thing you put upt" couIplmuntca or'a Of til
lad!as ut tho tea.tahlc. "whst are they, by tho
way'" Mrs. Smoothly is taken BY surptisc,
but receivers hcraelf, md calls tho servant:
ri have not tasted them yet" slls said, ''und
have really forgotten what ordered tho girl to
put On for YOU. Bridget, what are tticae pFu-
seEyesl' "Th'H, tmA'ainf ThortY.llYe cents
ca1ll surra the nickel less woulA The grocer take
md tLiln big green things in the .lsi. beyans u
fifty ecnts ior littla glass jar" rabIeaa OF
silence, md Eoo<l.hcartv4, hUhest Eirl out of u
lob two hours AlateF.--LiHei'ut1t 1i,As1.
, 1876-09-10
AnAs1SEr OF nAurEs,

a BASKET OF RABIES.
Whilo Mai. 1IowrRau, tho ever active and
watclful manager In tho depot s'.od (taya tho
Kansas City 7ines), was directing tho Eastern
arrivals to the!r trains yesterday morulng, his
watchful o1es lighted upon basket. It was n
common elothcs.basket carried by two mcr.
Howrigan stopped them and Inquired:
"Whht's Thai ln your baskot!' Take It to tito
bagEage-car.h
hits baskot Ut babies"
HTwins1"
four. y -.
aGood Lord deliver us! You can pass on"
said tho Major, almost duhiDfounded at tho
sight Of three healthy looking infants nesting
down asleep In tllo centre Of the basket.
1hem tho mother carnc ul',-a bright, buxo.n,
rosy.ehcckcd 7oinall, aa prutty A. . peash. Shn
h1ush!ngly smiled upon tic dumofounded Major
ns sh0 remarked:
"Yes, cir; those are mine; I nm their moth.
or. There were four OF them, but one Ia dend."
Thc happy couple had been married five years,
and hayc Ind nlnc children during that period
eight Of thou1 are alive ami healthy. They c0me
from Granville, Licking County, O.. They go to
Wan,cEo, KIM, where they cxfect to settle nnl
rniso q family. The father 'has sold enough,
photographs Of ills trlplcts to pay Ills fanIily's
EXPENSES out to Kansas.
, 1876-09-10
A MODEL LETTER,


Dcor Husband: l got hero last night all
safs, and vas mot at the station by uncle and
aunt; they wcro 50 glnd had come, but were
eorry that you were not along. I miss YOU 80
much. VIC Ind hot rolls for breakfast t'ila
morning, and thcy were SO delicious. want to
be happy whlic lam here. Don't keep the meat
up-staire. It will surely spoil Do YOU miss mo
r,owl oh, II you wero only here, II but for an
hour. Has Mrs. OR brought buck your shirts !
hope tho bosoms will suit yom. You will find
tho inlIk-tlckets IN tho clock. forgot to tell
you about them Wllcn eanlo nxny. What AZ
out mei Don't fofget to scad tho milk cyery
morning. And wfsl, you would SEQ II I left
the potatoes In the pantry. II did, they must
be sour by this time. How arc you cutting
alongi 1Nrito mo all about It. But 7 must
close now. Oceans of luyo to you. Affection
atclY your vito.
P.a.-Don'L set the tca.pot On the etoyo.
, 1876-09-10
FOREIGN CITIES.


IrrKnroot. Sept. p-iltsU ., n,.m.-f7our-No. i, ~
e1, M. ,. 2lsGd.
Observation-Disclosures. No. l, on At, Nh 2. ps ID,
1prlnE, No. !. psylt M. 4, ~ white, No. t. u sl3
!, 9ss 3l. No. 4, 25s.
Ftorfstoas-1'ork, Ias Lard, soa Oh.
.Livxnroot, sept. 0-2:;U ,. ru.--Prorlsions-rotk,
LlrkRrooL, Sept. 0-Erenlng.- Cof;oE-Btcady al
df-ie9o a.te'I sa1cs s,oobaIcat speculation and e1.
rost> l.0Us American, 1900.
frtttdftH8s-CAlfosninw wlo wheat, average, N bda
o .8ds do club. " ad@1u, red westcrn nrr1ng,
No. to No. !. ss40s sl,. winter rel We.t.
trp, os addpl Ill., FIour-estern csral 20 81.
Cotn-Western mixed, 23io75s I'd. Oats, 3sSs3s cd
Harley, ~ 81. rekl-CaaadIan. 3a4 3d1aos Oh.
Csorsr 5tsd-5oG43as.
Pfosisfons-prItno mass pork sbs, Prime nuss beef
7ssed Lard Sir u. uscou-Lous cleas 43a, ttvst d.
~.
ls'roean-spIrits, lii, reaasd. laA
Limited 0u-24A.
TfsfH-Comnon, ~ od{ rAts, III.
aot1ts Turpeattas-2lss 81.
LoNnoN. sort o.-Rtfnei P,troi<um-los odoaos.
Spirtts THrpentfnt-1tsD2ts3 I'd.
ANTWERP Hept. o.-fttroltaa--8ls Cd
NEW YORK.
NEW YohE. Sept. D.-Coson-Qunt but steady Il
II 0-t1bii@os futures Gteady, Beutcmlcr II iO.51ci
October II Hot November II lba21li16c, l,ccomuor,
II ia'13allhct Januasr II l032a ilAsct February.
2s.a.0ll ll'lGcs March. 1t 'a.3!Git yt.1c Arril
13&al2 b'32ct May, 12o.a22ta 5.1ge, Jnhe II 7.lu@
II ib.sac; July u 49, August II aas2es12Mc.
F7ohr--Flsn, with good demand for Minnesota which
scarce. lseccrta hsis No. Il g. 5nxy 30. tu-
per ssasc and Western. sa.soa4.Y5, common 10 Eood
extra. f. 7c14.93: good 10 CHOICE $46u85 49, whlta
wheat extra. 1750s oItra Ohio, $1.75la 73 st,
Louls r. etfaSos Minnesota patent process, o.. ao4
| y.so rye -four IN fatr demand At 81. ojta5.2n
Corn. .Meni- s:ea4Y. Western. Rlooe52Du
oraf"-Whcst In fatF demands rucepts, I'd, eco tut
anlber st. Louis. new to hsryc sI.2o, amber Tcnnc*.
sec. new, Sl.3t Rber Nfchisai,, now, ST. 25daf 70,
No. spring. Nev York. .Ou rejected spring. p.ct
white Michigan. new. atasol, 20, No. milwaukee,,
S1.Co4Hl .o0s{c' No. Milwaukee. $t.0Od1 .0at No
Chicago spring. 81 fo6u.u7t w!nter rcd Wetor,, new
to arrive. at.la ItYe, scarce and fnl, State prime
0oet Western rtsic 10 arrlra+ held 1t Goo. Darby.
| quiet aud firm; malt quiet and UNCHANGED. Corn
steady, With fair denauds fteepts. aoe.1 .1t1 bu,
mixed gradcl ostGo oeo, mixed stea,n 549a4e, mlxed
kaaaas. o7ci Western mixed unggAded, aa9$4a7c, yef-
o. os II sSo9 ss9ssn a. 9ga s9a
5oiX4o4si xllse DO. 4:ss31c; A ''"'''
s,as9 ,Ms9,utsa n,S sac En- r Yeafnss' oaoe' View Sors
0roe:ftsscei,eS oulot but firm, 1o careoc. ,,e,
~ PINT @
!sst S;ss i::jsay,s:iiy' s:i;'s il & ss. ;si
Egg.-Fr.n, Western, ai32ae-
L11satmln Eoyd, @ 81, AsGanA aaa arm; hem!ock soiea.
ss} ;:;.Si q, sgs:
S,aa5 ,i.ai ,,niS1 is @ new H., meAA
7, sf4 ar1p; ri prime a'eau'. a'.oati:ais OssoD j..
Easttr-EIrms Western, lsasoo.
MAis!y.;% sI*as nfncr at *4.11..
HaNs-unclahRVI. ),
, 1876-09-10

171, ,0o92o. o3it7o 400 "a 6odt2s5 Y7a $40
sineludos al cut meats sxecpt q. +. hsnl and
shoulder.
HAS Fprk-wAs again acttve, And sdTanced s3e per
bt but fell on altar tho bulk Of tho buying orders had
boeu hed and clostd 100 higher than Friday sftaF-,
nuon. Sales reported OF 800 brs cash IL $le70:
$50 brs seller the month n slo471l9.60; lo 7o htls
aeller October NJ SIG Ao1t17ss and 500 b.s sele7
the yeax A. sl4.ba4als. Total, 30, 0o0 brs. The
Market clo4sd steady, ae k11 5Oaa 81 caa eoilor
sspsatnber ts. soia w solluF petobcri and sl+07h
@Io.0o saler tho year.
Extra pritus pork WA quoted At $780,
LuFd-Was rather more satlYe, and advanced 3}f45o
PEI to- ~ chiefly T. sy,npathy ws! pork - the stttcio
.s1!st sepSsSsf yS i e.
f5;s e.; = ii. ,seT ,,iEsy A. yssS ys;S.s
q 4eller 0ctolcrs so.7o se!ler SoyelneeE
s!s: i !. ssa@ liz p1'ss Tor @a;s1
1::s: :,sssss fsA
;t::1 IL
u loauIa re.trlctsS .s.tny sa!s, xefs reporeA q
s. ssSet s';: g = @ ::%::
L S?ssi sss s!ss
%tst ,sos assaf a q osbs
y SS
S;e f' iss
g .s "a s; & ;ssFi t. Il
|2xsi3He n ,swest: t:tlsslcl h4uss snd a'.lao tof
q tcer becotnbeF. sc shoulders for January Aaoat
Grsast-Was quiet u tase, with sale Of 20 packages
HEEF sss.a :aa anie: q
county lo,a, se5orilag u toulltton.
, 1876-09-10
right on Tho heels Of smother. First my wtfo
went, an now its tho cider. ehan't try to live.
-Udnbe.yE Ntns.


won't, IA now ia tho cider shNn't try 10 i've.
-DdnbuYy Ntns.
FEMININE NOTES.
No woman with n proper appreciation OF her
rights Will marry man 90 tall that shc can't
reach bis hair.
Nothing plcases a conscientious bachelor 30
much as to dine with married friend and SEQ
the baby put hts foot into the gravy.
Tho yordlet Of Ka,sas Jury in case OF do
nestle tnfellcity: ''Dicd Of kick In the ston,-
ach from his rife. and he revcr knew what
killed tm.h
A Western girl visited music store and asked
for Tbs 1teast Boiled Down with Grease and
Garo,", md "When ! Swallowed Home.maNe s aSo
Observation-Disclosures Globs,
In Missouri the courts hnve decided TINT
woman Isn't aE old nnld Until sho IS IS ycara
old Thu tide Of feminine Immigration To 3lts-
sour las already set III, and thcrc Isn't IN cml-
grantees over 81 years old.
Somebody having stntcd TINT tho Woman's
Pavilion at tho Centennial Is allowed to get Tnry
nant tones, II une can atrlke for Freedom and 10
honsewofk at the sull1o time.
The owner Of a patr Of bright eyes says TINT
The trcttiest compliment elio eve. received catf'e
from child of f4'years. Tho little fellnw, attcr
locking tntensly at her eyes moment. inquired
naively: "Are your eyes nav ones"
Armagh was about to lose his wife, She begged
drcd t forty 1niles away. "indeoi, Pcggy,'' saiu
lie, "1'il thry 70 hero flrst; but, II 70 give ony
trouble, III take 70 up and bury ye In Tyrone"
MIR. Bucklo says that history repeats itself.
wero tllrcctca to mnko glad tho waiat places;
nnu tint The 6aIna pfcnsnE CtlatOm Of doing It
, 1876-09-10

FLOl'1i-Wu noro actlvs, aud strong IN sympathy
with wheat Ths9s wks souls shipping Inquiry early,
but prices did hut 4ut, aud tho trailing was chiehy
local H.vs wars reported Ut 8s7 bEa wiltcrs ch!eny
II $soB 50, 775 brls spring e1trAa. partly It es8
D. W; and sO hrs snrI1x supsshha4 II ~ 75 Total.
LISA brla. The market closed aFn u the following "
The saktnK range Ut pEices Ct11cd xiAtSSss a. $50
19st medium winters, ~ soo8ta, eho(sa spsinx
ttas, $sUuIa.oo; ancdtun do 81. 1895 CO.. shipping
s1tsAs a. 44. rs; ohoca psents. ~ sQB7. tOi eo.
do. s. 5TsA1 oo. sauf bpriu2a &ao0A3 ~. aprlug
superauas. Il. .sA1a.u0. liza 1our, ea,HkeA l13&
NHraA- Eaa Active, and ps4os uldsT lA1gu otfss
ings. Sales were 10 taos II 9ot4 a7 ~ tFa:k nud
91 50 tsoa On board cars. -...-
cers Xaas2le was iuads OF 10 tons eoarsd u Sto2s
ou track. ...
WutAT-WAs actiTs and stronger Tha Maskce tor
nsxt months delivery advanced GsarJ 70 per b. undts
~ active ach4nd aud cl1ed hXhtf tA&n On Friduy
kxcnjhg ThB market for thlt soduth t4suater than
hE{S 4pfsf Mar - Nsfn10n K4f0t4x Y
, 1876-09-10
PROVISIONS.

HOQ pRODUCTB-Wtrt In good demand. and strong.
er, especially mcsa pork which was in urgent raauest
from thc short interest," Hogs Wero r. being In rather
light suprly, and tho general lmpFcsson seemed to c
that both hoSs aud product likely 10 advances fur"
thor after .s sharp decline. Tie ttocks hero
arc small; with pork nearly 45 GO per br lard ~
. 2}fc per u and ncsts ahe per lower thaa 5ear
ago.
Tho Daily ooaassreta. Rep4rs g.vcs thu following II
tho shipments Ut pruYtsIoat from this city for ths
neriOds pnuedt
, 1876-09-10
COMMERCIAL.

The following were thu receipts and shipments Of
the leudiug articles Ut produce In thfs city during
tho twenty four hours ending 1t o'clock Oh
Saturday morning, aud for the corresponding t!inu
last wear:
, 1876-09-10
MISFORTUNE PAIRS.

They bad scarccly rot back from the funeral,
and the bcreaycl husband had but bitten into II
sandwich, wtcu his oldest 10y calno up from tho
cellar with lls fare uglow With distrcss.
$40 pal" hu b1eatllcssly exclaimed, tho
bung t!as come out u tbs clacs-bsrEcl. aud ttfs
ali uYtr tha sellaI.n
fprasDed tho attickeu ma
, 1876-09-10

NitooaA'cc cc''>-he''sts 'l!ott ~, 10" s' - 49,.
hs ,nss hs s now e'o @ sa. 70
thought that shs!e wiz b. d'po,,op IN :oms &C.
new which + pen!'," .I, n' . ss%E n h1, to
red red tipped. saes' green h;a.a vts Sarl enough
xeen t".es t taes; red tppoa 10 a. ssu
fu' s'sa Interior s1a.S. s;Ns' sreosea do. saso.
n xas %srs . sd He S eonnus
g. :s sS s: e ss:Ss
ss S;,, sSsss ss,s; :
i's' ise!7s: e!7s:,,."-,,.>,.,.' "'.' ,.' '- '.,.''.,
.s xa E 'e % ss; ss. & 'ss' s !t u
ss: <
Sss ;ss sHsse. 1:.'f .se I
altHa! 4o. aouole. as5e.s. =. ,---'
market .cSy: At u 'as.ts
gsas:;
1
il ;ss$:: sssS; s.:::E
k:s u,sts as ~ uns asS ~,
eeI5 s aa e IT, :: ''
.s!sis!ss . @ sss :ute ss
vh!tssss * n: sh,!sas! y
5 8 ;!S 81; ;;. :S::: $: :;a
esla:h Sst "a oe9rSo. soIa;,: fSso ,HnI,s!:
, 1876-09-10

FORRt1N.
Luxnox, Eept. Q.-ConE9s foF money md ac-
connt. % O.l6; .sinount OF bullion Rone Into the
Bank ot England on balance to-day. y, 900.
American seeurit!es-'tss. 1u5M Us. 108H;
10.aoe, ,l07Nt now b.. 107a; New York Central,
100; Eiie, NJ preferred. 17H:
PANS, HcpL 0.-Rsnte6, tl0f 1oc.
FhAsKFoltT, Sept. .-Hsw IL, 1e3
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-08

! Rssolu.d, Thst ~e regard the selection
Of q fair proportion Of the citizens of al
paris Of the Union, by both the great po-
3litical parties Of the country, to Fpar.ici-
pate in the administration OF the Govern
ment, as an evidence that "by cones ere
BY gones," and also as harbinger Of .
return to the fraternal relations and spirit
of patriotism which animated our fathers,
as they stood shoulder tn shoulder in the
revolutionary struggle for freedom, aud
while forming and administering the gov
ornment under which We live., and not =
an evidence that thew prefer treason % :
qualification for Office or place in the gov
ernmeut.
The men who have been appointing
ex-rebels to Office for years. for political
effect, were quick tosend this resolution
to the standing Committee on Federal re.
lstions. Yours, Id w.
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L.snts hid Uaaer a Bsshsl.

Any man who Is possessed Of skill or
knowledge on any subject, in ! degree
-grestly superior to the rest Of mankind,
owes It ~ duty TO his race TO imPart
thst skill and k1oslsdge 70 others. hFa
sWhils some 81 GRxSr's Official house
.holl aud personal .adbsrents have dis
.s',a,ssd iris. .day il very satisfactory
mz1ner,,it Is qnite certain shat others
IRE withholding eecrcts which, 4 ksown,
'cenld be made highly proftabls.
Among the FIRST Of these classes Mr..
ScHExcK, om Minister TO the imosi
important Court in Europe, deserves
Memorable mention. he not only knows
more about draw poker than be knows
shout anything else, but be knows more
shout il than does sny other man living,
With spirit Of universal philsutisoR5
(Which cannot be TOO much commended
he published, at his own expense, an
r. e. ~ I u -
elaborate work on that subject which
viii be. The pocket companion Of al stu
fentsof gambling for q generation to
eesde. d9Gs ,socd i aifl taao5 tias soi
Then there Are JbrcE and McDosALD
ara few other pets Of the Pfesident,
sew unluekilynin the PsnitentiasS, Who
hsve been instrumeatsl 10 disclosing
methods II acquiring fortunes out Of
crooked whisky which can laugh at hard
times and contraction of the currency.
TINE, there was more or less unwilling
Iiess ontheirpar& to give their sYstem
of opeissiens TO the public, but'tbis oBIy
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sHERIFF'S SALES.
SHERIFFS SALE.
George Kettsrer u
q vs.. = %2ssk
Jsnes K. Drum ct al.

DY virtue Of an sxeeutiou to me direct.
Id Cd from the court Of common pleas Of
Monroe county, Ohio, I win odsr for sale u
tie front door Of the court house,in the town
Of Woodsaeld between the hours Of 10 o'clock
.. m. AMI O'Clock p. m, on 4asefs IL
Saturday, the 18th day Of March, 1876,
the following described real estate, situass In
Monroe county, Ohio. to wiz: r
The undivided interest Of James <. Drum
in the north part Of the eaet half Of the
northeast quarter Of section twenty. town.
ship four Of range ave, containing seventy
two and one fourth acres. '4s ~
Also. the southeast qua rter Of The south.
east quarter OF section twenty-ons, township
four Of range ave, containing forty acres. 4
Also. the northwest quarter Of tbs south.
west quarter OF section fftsen. township feuI
Of range I've. containing forty asrss.
Appraised, lat tract A. $3.50.
"a :" 333 33.
I" 81 t"a 333 50.
aras TO. LITTER,
febB,'75w 71e.ao Sheriff n. G. O.
J. J. HoLLIsrsR, Atty. sgI
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INDlANAroLls, February 1.-The fol
lowing named parties for crooked whis-
key operations, have been sentenced as
follows by Judge Gresham: Philip G
Sherwine, George T. Simansen, d NJ
Lewis, Harrison Miller, William, Muir
ford, H. B SNYDER, A. NJ. McGruf and
j. l. Phillips each two years In the pen
itentiary and to pay fine of 81, 600 ~
K Hill three years in the penitentiary
and fine of $1,000; Thomas Robb.
one year in the Gibson county Jail and
q fine OF $1,000; a. Jacques, G Cocoon.
our, J. r Crisp, and Dennis Reilly each
nix. months in the Gibson county Jail and
q fine of $500: George Hugan, six
Hmonths In the vanderburg county Jail
and a. fine Of $500 Passing sentence
upon J. W. Bingham has been postpon.
ed for . few weeks longer.
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shows thai, IKE many ot6eTs, they have

shows thai, IKE many others, they have
done more good than they intended
But on the other hand, there is HAR
srNsrox. GRAsr's District Attorney.
rish, in the face Of the fact that bur.
glars are heine repeatedly foiled in their
Efforts topn' IN circnlstion the bearded
currcncv-TIARRINarok suIleniy refuses
to explain how with security and celeri.
ty he burel'rized safe right under the
noee of 4 watchman.
u Add BABcocx. the nearest and dearest
OF them al. why does he not show to a
misguided world his measurements Of
Boss SHEPHERp's pavements. whereby it
is demonstrated that instead Of nine
square feet, 1t really requires only about
two and 4 haR square feet to make q
square yartif {Y.EEr
Then thcresis the sf,,ss himself, and
DELAso and his hopeful sou JoHN. and
Brother OK vtILE. and several brothers.
in law and more persons than we could
namein long time, each possessed Of
some secret methods Of making for
tunes without risking any capital. 40 "a.
In these. times when SO many people
80. / . EaEner 49, .rL =
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County Correspondence.
Write. for Tho Spirit Of Demooracy.)
Frons Green Township.

JAEUARy IS, 1875 3
Ed. SPiRir: The health In this section
Of the couutryisprcttv good, with the
exception Of joseph Myers. Who has the
ervsipelas, but he is better at this time
Our school il doing well; the average
daily attendance is about 60 II. j
Wright is the teacher /; he is liked By all
his scholars ID .f5Bls3i
The wheat looks we'll at this time. THE
tobacco is nearly all sold in this settle.
ment the prize Is from $5 to 96 per hun.
dred.
Ihave understood thst Joseph Fox
and some others have sent for fine breed
OF hogs. Fox has ~hought . -blooded
horse, which he paid large price for.
/ was very glad to see the fherality Of
Green and Perry townships in taking
shares in the railroad. think many
more shares can be gathered up before
the 10th. FARMER.
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9 ssHERIFFs SALE.
Peter Dorr
,se 20 fsag
Nicholas Ludwig Of 81.

DY Virtue Of an order Of ssie, to me directed
III ifsem ths court Of common pleas Of Monros
aountY, Ohio, I will offer for ssls at she front
door Of the court house, In the town d
Woodshsld, between the hours Of 10 o'clock
IA m. and 4 o,clook p. m, on -
Saturday, The 2stk day y'ot February, 1876
the following described real sstats situate In
Monroe county, Ohio, to Wit: .7.s "
lot nuubsE fourteen IN the town Of MI.
tonsburg ~. :. an. ,,ssess-t,f.s,., .,i,..
Appraised st 5000. So. -, a..
ea@ ss T. o. LITTLE,
janis. .'7ews. 9s'i '.g Sheriff u. c. o.
l.. Hos,SIsi, Jacob Ludwig's ATTY. e's