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ExosERA1,oSs ON TOWNSHIP DUPLICATE.
LIST OF oRDEEs REDEEMED AVID CANCELLED BY THE

LIST OF Orders REDEEMED AVID CANCELLED BY THE
. ...... AUDITORS. ....
Order No S. Gilbert & Kline, for gro
ceres furnished Poor House 3y
:" NJ; 3ld, \. y. iiarlhan, for repair ~
ing harness, &c. 10 40
" No. z6e, William Hughes, for plas-
=" No. dS, il. A. weidensaul for coal =
for Poor House 95O
" No. 26, Bryan CAIN for cutting
timber and clt airing land "a 0J
" No 247, George boyer, Tor knives
and guard for reaper GO
I" No. 26S, Samuel r. Leyan, for seed 90 ~
f" No. s., Lewis Hammer, for y ton
coal for Poor House so
" No. 213, Andrew Beaver, for work .I
4" No slS, Isaiah Yssger, for meat - .,
No21S, Isaiah Hover, for worllon
F" 10, los, Henry Beaver, for black
" No 2gs, Moses Hover, for grain
and hay for FOor House 100 90 |.i
g, A9 2zs, johanna oConnor, for oon .
f" No. 1856, Auditors and Clerk, for
auditing In June, 1873 100 90
A." No. 6S Ed. Curey, for groceries
I" No. rs, Mrs. Gerrahty, for cloth ~ r.
'AS 'Ts'"i''S anu us'' ''u'' 'r''0''A " W 500 Il
owing TO the fact that It is claimed that the books
were destroyed DN fre the Real Estate and Improve
ment account could not be adjusted For the same
reason the outstanding Indebtedness conld not be
ascertained We therefore resolved 10 appoint
day, by giving public notice, which 10 clll IN all
outstanding orders.
The stewards account was not presented 10 the
Auditors.
We the undersigned, Auditors OF Conyngham
township and Centralia Poor District Gel thy that
the above statement Is the best can ma Ike under
the circumstances.
we further agree that tho pay OF eacl Din,ctor
shal be three dollars for each day necess arily spent
as Director The number Of meetings OF said board
shan not exceed twelve er annumfour Of said meet
ngs To be held quarterly at the Poor HCslse of said
District Also that the following rates hail be the
lgltSl Uully ray lOf morse llt. lNG uSlAlS 10
| single, and eight dollars fo double ltam. Also
that no oldcIs shall lie drawn by the Directors for
lhertime until the Is submitted to the Audi
tors at their annual settl, mtnt.
| Ep, MURPHY, J AUDITORS OF
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All those Two following described lots OF ground
~ or udjOinlng the village Of Espy, IN Columbia
county, aud State Of Pennsylvania, TO VII The hrst
bounded and described us follows beginning at the
northern corner Of lot owned BY ELIAS Mace, Now by
Jacob Hess) thence eastwardy BY an alley i6h feet
IN width co feet 10 an alley 10 ftet vide thence by
the same southwardly lT3A feet TO Main street Of
sal village, thence westwardy by sald street 60 leet
u said lot Of Elias Mace, (nOw OF Jacob ess) thence
porthwardly by the same llS4 et 70 the place of
ltllnning on which are erected two-stoly Drlck
house stable, outkitchen and other outDuldlngs.
SECOND beginning at The eolner OF an alley ~
feet In width running nOTthwardly trOm the public
road leading rom Bloomsburg 70 Berwick 70 and
connecting with an alley running eastWardly and
westwardy 1917 feet wide, THENCE eastwardy 10 feet
TO a corner Of a lot OF Wesley Ruoke, southwardly
1884 feet 10 the Aforesaid public road thence by the
said road westwardly ~ 1de to the said alley 10 feet
wide, then By said ast mentioned alley llBA feet "
the place of beginning; they being the same two
lots OF ground which Butler kdgar and wife granted
and eonveyed IN Zee simple unto the said Thomas ". .
Edgar, together with the hereditaments and appur-
tenances.
Seized taken Into execution ana 10 be sold as the
property Of Thomas w. Ldgar,
q. q. MURPHY,
COIoner's ONCE, Coroner ana acting Sheriff,
BloomsbuEg, Apni s-ts.
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ALSO,

one-eleventh interest in farm Of 40 acres, more
or less situate IN Pine township, Columbia county
bounded and described as follows, 10 wit bounded
on the north by land OF Wesley Bates, ON the east by
land Of susan FAus, on the south by land OF Elias
Mendtnhal, and ON the west by land OF i. w. Faus
known as the farm OF Thomas faus, dect ased, on
which is erected good two story frame house, barn
and other outbuildlngs.
Seized taken into execution and TO be sold as the
property OF Joshua H. Faus.
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ALSO,

All that lot of ground situate in the town Of
TlOOmsburg, Columbia county, Pa, bounded and
I1sCTibed as follows, TO Wit; On The north by an al
ley On the east by lot Of David hrOls on the south
ly Main stIoet and on the west hy Forslers alley
eng 90 feet mont and 9sn feet Gtep more or less
On which are erected new two-stofy frame house,
coal house, pig pen and other outbuloings.
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A GENTS, for best chance in the world to
~ coin money address the U. S. SAFETY PoCK-
Ell CO., Newark, N. j.. Apr 2s-4w
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A trast Of land situate in Pine township Columbia
county bounded ana described MS follows: On the
nth BY lands Of Asher Fumer on the east by land
Uf Elijah Fulmer on the south by land formerly OF
Elias Mendenhall, and on the west by land Of susan
Jaus; containing 50 acres, ~ acres cleared, on
v hCh Is erected ~ story log house.
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JACKSON.
LOCUST.


seJ S Flesae Fis, " jo6R Lni neiIS w ''''''''' oS
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ALSO,
ALSO,

The following real estate to wit: situate in Main
township, Columbia county, PennSy lvanla bounded
% the nUrih and east by lands OF Jacob ShumaD ON
80 south by lands OF Charles Cox, and on the west
/ lands or Reuben Shuman; containing 81 acres,
!. Jrc less, whereOn are erected large twostory
Ia me dwelling house and barn.
seized, taken into execution, and to be sold as the
property jeremiah DeIr with notice TO terre ten
ants
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all that real estate situate In Roarlngcreek town
ship, Columbia COUNT, bounded and described as
follows viz on the south by lands of David Hover,
on the east 10y land OF ledy, on the north by land
OF Michael Siruusser, aud ON the west by lands OF
Michael StrOusser containing forty acres more or
less, whereon Is erected dwelling house and out
buildings.
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,ytaliiis isHHEkIFES.s HsI gSs qsSIAAhhssq qsAAhhssq baa
'iit as Gh.ississas.pdsss beniat
o,EsIlsy J. Williamson Of 81.

DYyirtae of an order Of sale to me direct.
ID I'd from the, cpuft Of common pleas Of
Monroe county, Ohio. I viii offer for sale Il
ths front door ii ths court fouss,in tie town
Of Woodsaeid. betwsen the hours u 10
O'Clock ). 4: snd o'ciook p. m, "a - { a.es !
Saturday,, he eIaih'as 'aslayof Fsbrsary, 1876,
the following described real estate situate in
Benton township, AOnros county. Ohio, 70
3. BEING part OF The sncrthsast quarter Of
section tysntynve and part Of tho southeast
quartss Of section txenty six, township thpss
Of range lave, ce4msncing .as >. stonafoa tn
section 1line on the sopthsNt bank II the
Little Auskipsum Creek, FROM Nhieh sto.s
q sycsn!orsi thisty -six iaehss in diameter
bears -South seventy degrees, west, 'tHslvs
links; thence north sixteen rods and slghtssn
links TO . soyper of the land desasd to, the
Trustees OF the Methodist Church for q .eem-
ct tsry; thepoe west I've rods; thence north
ssix,ssnpodf 10 stone; thence east I've rods
to q stone, on the section line: thence north
seventy Are rods and I've links to the section
corner; thsnoe north four rods and sixteen
hnks to notch IN large rock; thenos north
e.oHsy iusst0os aS~s, se4Sp'sev VI VI =. -
ssvsnty.tyo degrees west eight Epds; thsnss
north sixty-six degrees west eight rods;
thence north sixsy-ssven dsgrsss vest six
rsds; thsnae ineEth sixty degrees Nsst six
rods; thence psrth atty degrees west eight
rods; thence north forty.six degrees vest ten
rods thence north thirty -four degrees vest
eight rods; thsncs porth hfteen degrees west
zen rodss thence north twenty sdegrsss west
six rode, thence north fourteen rods; thence
north twenty degrees west twelve rods; thsncs
north, thirty six degrees wsst ssysn rods 70, 8
stons, whore . MAJ L twelve inshss, n diane,
ter bssrs north, ,tLirty.two degrees east eight
links and beech twelve inches, bear, south
sixty four degrees vest ten links ihsnes
yios four inches in diameter besrs south afty
two degrees east eishtssn links; thsncs s,uth
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slSHElRIFFS.S
I y y W - -
, The Monroe County Bank 9
. s-o - W. .s.f -,
Ezra Coen ct ux.@ @ a'

~ q q q. a.. s,l.g.l q
ki MsaaN u oiast oI sae 20 me ostsossd
u nom .ns seurs o. common paeas OF noni
roecovny Onie, = WIN enss lot sais,as tae
front door Of the court houAs IN The tswn Of
Woodsaeld' Sstwesn the houfa Of 10 o'clock
.. m. sndlE O'Clock p. m, on K II aag,ss9
Sdturdoy. the 5tk ddv Of February. 1876.
The follovine described real sstat.' si,uass
An Monroe eountv. Ohio. .fo vit. y
y p.o;,n;r, a. ~ ,I..h,.,s. !. ....;
tovnsb;n thrss = % rs~ss M ss II - shs.cs
to the ro.d; thence tsentY.seysn @ adssssss - east
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b
~ Every prospective candidate for
Office, from that of President down to
Idog-pelter, feels it to be his anty~ TO pro.
claim himself the.belted champiepIof the
common schools. The bare possibility
that sometime somebody may want some
Of theschool money With which to run q
Little side showof his own, fires the heart
OF the office seeker, and makes him thirst
for bur lusl. 81
The valor OF the 1sishman sof Dom.
brook Fair pleading for some .ss:ntleman
to thread an the tail iv me coat" pals be.
| fore the wild hun. Of the po,iteisn for
the man who wants to divide the school
fund as % %5> !'&a - -
War, pes,ilence, famine, and devasta-
tion would deluge the land with, blood
and doom It TO dreary desolat:on, but for
the little circumstance that nobody in
particular is seeking to divide the. school
fund. sg@ -. %
There is not one lrandredtA part as
much danger that religious sect will di.
vide the schoolfund as there Is that some
scamps will steal it. Whenever serious
attempt is made to injure the schools, the
people will smash It as easily as they
would a potato bug Let us exercise q
little common sense, then, and not be
slashing around like Q lot of ,frenzied ia,
natics. sg
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''s.''.tl:sssss :ss ,:;;s sssss 81. Fl o''rss

The Board met on Friday the 7th
inst, at the Holmes farm on Sunfsh
creek and, let the contract for the, gil to
|bridse!at thst point 70 | tas4bS Nedhart
at 12f cents per cubic yard, to be finish.
d.by March, Lat, provided iha weather
permit. The contract for making new
road through the Holmes farm was let
to Lewis Sulesburger for the sum OF
$l4 5Q.AkAsAI * o.
The following bills were allowed -
VIM. Weddle, 800 fees as Auditor; H
R, West S1G, for; publishing December
Statement; Goodrich & Jackson so for
same; al j. 9Pearsdn s75 patte salary jas
Proseeutor;tT O. Little o. %, road NO
tice for Woodstield and Bealisville road, !;
David Okey 104:S0F fees as Clerk il
State cases; A. Hoskinson 81 so for in
Fdexing; jacob Neuhart 10 90 for, ma
king new road north Of Holmes bridge
J. p ySpriggs so 90 for defending Benz.
Barker; HoHister 4 Okev Is 90 for de.
Tending George Barker; Doherty 4 Nal,
lory 80 90 foridefending B.. q Freil.
The j,urnal5 entry Was corrected. in
the contract with RI Merydith made
April lst, 1875, to erect bridge at Forts
Fork Of Wills creek, and entered upon
the journal, page 49,
The Board adjourned TO meet at Mar,
rowssRun bridge, in Lee township, on
"Wednesday, ,the 18th inst.
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Probate.Notice1'


| A cCoUNTa AnA hyAAsps alsl in
Ohio, M ioi .stsisn.ss, N y sis ioiiesisf fs.ss- go
tSfs, 'Administfaioss and 6aardisik NJ
Second md aa.i Z ialsScoossnt alsS,os oi SD ossrs. ~
ministtator d Samusl 4. Mogsan;; ~ lgol
Second partial aocouSt Of Gsos BnnnllSf ~
| escutos Of David Dinger; alYcrassi II sqxi
second and Anal acoonntof Besienin Eswgst
Guardian Of Albsrt and Rachel q HSnHghi
Third partial account Of 81 E Hill GdaxdllH
| sof Peter Yohos heirs; iiiW iceao e'ksa
scondpartial account Of HD.Hill Gaasd1sii
of Sarah ia Carter 79s sgn a.ii .ioss:
First and Anal ACCOUNT Of Harriet 1pseelV
| 5 Administrative ct Anthony Hssqsrley;. II,
First partial account Of Jacob Adqltsr Exesa.
Tor of Mary AMoltsrsii u boon . s1isis
Third partial scesunt pi sknarev T2insal
| Guardian of Sarah RuttsEt sla vtisis ma
First partial aooeunt of B. +. Howilss Adnin-
First partial account Of Nm Had atiaardian q
Perry M6Eafoy5 heifs; e desa aaa s1essl
Firstpastial ACCOUNT of Jessph Won eehwshsn
/ Guardian Of Dsaiel Dsnnir IN atli 10 al,
First partial account cf W. y. usyslead Gsax-
dian Of John W. H. Xcrkersons;o w.
First partisl account Of iilss Mallstt GuifdiaA
of Jsns Hed1ls1Hunss ID ginig boo1 T1.
Eint partial aocount q &c., Luds3 NJ .1sAa
Imhe6 E4ecutors ct Jacob Bnrkholdsrs *,
Third and hnal account and distxibutioa 81
Richard Stewart ,Executpr and O0mlliss icuee
Of the insolsSnt sSshtS 6f WIN. Eucts; yse
Fist partial account a Martin Vazset 0uazsT
dian Of JsUb BssAs gaE n lsse ST ab o1sl
Any pssson int4sestsa na4i ~ vEittenli
sxos ptions 70 said aceoaatssar ~ 49, tAassr,
oe. on Or bsfors the Slst dsy Of yanlAV 8e9t,
when the same win be Gnaily ksafd anA -
tinusd from day 70 day pntil dispese1 IL -
~ JAS. = h0AKn. saH
djls4, ,'7sws. ssnl7l PsssAas Jalss.a:
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-Cross, sickiy babies Ind lbhildrsn ..may tnjSS
health, and mothers nave fekf, II ~
vim ase, 6aAsorsa worns. isv riskasa ssslA-
ing. Wind colfc, sour our setonasck elak Is nd Sd pSdisss-
ed food make children cross, 10 ihd : 1prodassss
sickness -.
Castoria win s.siinilste ths fooa. exIpel
worms, and correct ~ thsssy thing, For,
twenty years Pr. Pitcher experimsnted il lis
private practice to produce y efSsctivs cstAss-
tiqand stomach regulator, which xeuid bs "a
effective ss Castor Oil, vithost il uaalnsf
ant tasesore erscoi. ia doo1 81 soais emil Isrii
The yepqtation of his xpsrinsnt,rsAtsalsa
Physicisn.. saa nuF.s,s Jepidly adsptsa his s,n-
edy, to which Be gave the name Of CastQria,
C.ssoria Is 3 pleasant fo take as Ron.
ey, regulates thestonach snd b0wslS did dss9
nos srips 1Itissdapssdsts II ssss csutsiasl
no sapohnl. snd isaAsslntely haE1nls1s I.
The Rost tends5 ist.atagIs nsdw bna. .noisssa
Try cast9ria ri s once, and yoq ~illI neyeg, he,
without It - = .'n = Z
Prepared & ths taSoiasasSoeey III. Il Roossi u
Co.. 40 Dsy.Stfsss Nsw 'Yora 2dssM, ,1txiyst
ff--.,t 5sdt hssss+e ssfk
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Notice II Y

DALsBR BUTT, IL, yhs sssiAssis Bsvssly.
II West Virginia, Win taks hetice hat sntke
lss day of Janssfy, is7S. Nichist Bast llsa
In the court ef common plsas ef .lf61sse
county, Ohis. hls pssisssn, whiok il'hSep pSSa.
ing therein. against ssid hsasst bita; JsSAAA
cshss; the object and ,pf1yssi ofsaiA tpsli-.
ton Il 70 sstabli.h - VII a. AAssrs Dsst
the Same. with the record thereof AAyine
been destroyed ~ fss, and fer : desrss se'
the title TO tie southwest quarter Of he
southwest quarter Of ssotion sixteen In tevns
ship hvslef range siz, aad svsnty aarss q
the 81. end Of The sosth Aaf Of the sssth-
east quarter Of section twenty-five n the
Same township and range, and that said esssef
viii ba for hearing at the, March tern ef Aai3
court. H0LLtSTkK . OKkY.
jan%, ,'7ss q. seafisA Atsys for hlchasi o6tG
81. p 4
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,eAThe Republican Legislature pro.
posesto do large amount Of iuvestigar
ting among the DeDocratic departments
at Columbus Itis quite probable that
ti.sy Sill Be seeking for political capital,
raIherihan for abnsesto reform. Int no
matter for that. Frequent investigations
by political opponents have a salutary inl
huepce, cyen is the Developments are not
veryi startling Let, the investigations
proceed. II there isany one we dislike
more than We do Republican kpaye, il 10
q Democratic knayc.
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IFrom the Daily Registsr.l ..,>....7
Wheeling Live ssook Ksrkss.'1s
CHRISTMAS SrocK YARDS, I
'.'."ot. "WEDNESDAY, Jan. 8, {

The following are the arrivals at the
Christman House yards the past week,
and the prices paid for the same.
,CATTLErrArrivals during the week,
50,head; sold at 3@5 copper cwt. = !. .
HOGS-Arrivals during the week,
300 head; sold at 64@7c per ID. '''''''''''
aSHEEP-TArrivals during the week,
81 head; sold at 4@44c per lb.
MICH COWS-Arrivals during the
week, Is head; sold at 35@70 90 per
head, ef
,CALVES-Arrivals during the week,
lthuad; sold at 3@9 90 per head. =
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EMr. Ike JOHNSON, Of West vir-
giais, delivered s-ftss lecture on 'nub.
bins atthe Court Heuse ons might last
week to- j full house. The o saond eyen-
ing the ehargefor admissis was Is
cents; shen it Us tit the attendance
was slim, in fact 80 few there that the
lecture was not delivered. We suspect
Mr.. j. thinks our folks are s'nubbins, .
rather than f1ll grown ears.
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Meetlng OF the Board Of lnlrma-
~ Directors, -,

The Board melton January list, 6l876.
IExamined the Infirmary and found the
same in good. condition. The following
bills were allowed: asa.I 7sazs,
VIM. A. Turner, taking care of out
pauper $25 90; c. H. Hendersh6f for
tobacco 25 cents; F. Diehl d Co., rner.
chandise, iSI4 %; G.. H. Davenport,
same, $6 20; G. W. Sloan, keeping ont
pauper $8; A. Branum & Sons, coffee,
,$32 87;C H. Goodrich, me1ical atten.
dance, S2;eB sHine, blacksmithings $12
80; j. Bnrgbacher, coffin 81; john Witt
ten, attendance oh out pauper, $40;
Friend Cochran, conveying pauper to
lnfrmary, $5 90; N Koehlera & Co.,,
'8l3 II; George Huffman, conveying
2auper to Infirmary $40; DR. VIM.
Walton, medical attendance, $53 80 /;
), H, Cation, keeping out pauper 80 90;
John Hill for boarding Joseph jackson,
S84d42 = DR.. j. M. Todd, medical ,atten-
dance on Joseph Jackson, $l24 4and DIR.
Rowles, goods for Joseph Jackson el4
79 T : resGid9i'4i
The Board adjourned to February l.
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NGoyerRcr ALLEs', in bis Message,
pa5sto Adjutaas General ,ANOs q hand
sons tribute. Illustrating . plainmatter
offket TO say that no officero Of the State
has acquitted himself more creditably,
orbesn more efficient in HE ssphere, than
has Our friend AMOS. .a,,.,o +, !. - s.
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'SHERIFFS sALEk
Robert Johnston
0ohu W. Taylor ct al.


.DY virtue Of an order of sale to ne. direct.
ID ed fsom theFesurt ofsdonpps pieas Of
Monroe oounty, Ohio. wifSo3& l0rsAis. al
the hont door Of the court house In the town
of Woods6eld, between the hours Of 10
o'clock q. 70. and 4 O'Clock p. M, on
Saturday, tic 18th dayo February. 1876.
the following described real estate, situate in
Monroe county, Ohio. to wit:
,- rhs, ,Wsst. half of .ths nos.hssat .auartsr Of
section twenty five, township four Of range
foul, containing seventy mine acres and ninety
six huudrsdths Of an acre more or less, ex-
cspt one lslf aorkin o. northwsSt 6oSfnsr
ofsaid isud, itbsfas fof . graveyard.
Appraised ats
TO, LITTLE,
I HoIrtt+ka 4 ORR, Attys. r piih,i oh
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g Governor ALIENS Message is
brief and busiuess-like. Asstatement Of
the condition of the State is scfrar and
concise, and its RECOMMENDATIONS few
andforciblr. a
He closes his term Of Office as he com
menced and continued it, with powerful
appeals for rctrenchment and economy
He addresses the Republican Legislature
in the same spirit that he did the Demo.
cratic Legislature, saying not one word
for mere partisan effect, bat directing all
his influence to the promotion of the
prosperity Of the people.
Whatever criticism the political speech.
es of Governor ALLEN may have pro.
voked, his official course will receive
general and warm approval. He will re
tire with the reputation, accorded by all
parties, Of being one of the very bes,
among Ohio'smany excellent Governors
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. 5 NARY. l.RslY ArEroLrER,s Est rATs.ll !

NOTIcE is hereby given that the subssri-
~ Der has been appointed Adminisssasef
on the estate Of Mary, AGoIter, late u Men.
roe county, deceased. aisi2N sas ql
dsc2l. 75w3. = JACOB AffOtr ID. 4.
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HOUSE. PAINTER,I

TlHE undersigrsdis prepared 70 All man
i nsr Of house painting at low rsfeA He
has had ten ssars experience in the business
and soliqits ths patronage Of ths public gsn-
sfally.st ~ WILLIAM :, SLOAN. 80, {
JAM. .7sr.. witten's P o.. Aensss Co, o.
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New York.

eJan. 7.-Flour 4 a5@9 90. Wheat
l. l5a1 45 Corn 57a72c; Oats 45@
5Sc. g Rye Ssa96c. Barley 9oal 20. %
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Jan. 7.-Flodr 5 75a7, 50;Wheat 96.
al O5c; Corn 42a4Sc; Oats 3Oc; Rye
67c; Barley 77a79c, ag go = ''''':'''
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4 Wooasaeld stock Market r W
Jan. 1o.-Catth 3a4c per pound !;
Sheep st@saa per poqnd. Hogs 5s64c
per pound. 5ef gf !,
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Phlladelphla.

Jan. Flour 25a6 Is. Wheat
Il 35al 40. Corn 57a68c. Oats 42a50c
r. no. - ts.s..- a.s..-<s.~..s..s ~ Al
nye SVc. lAE On.
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! lClncinnalI.

YJau. 7.--Flour. 5 sasa6 IS; Wheat !
25a1 30;. Corn. .45c; Oats 35a4lc;
Barley ]. 34;j Rye. 78aS0c. .7g 81
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The Board adjourned to February l.
transfers ot Real Estate

Andrew Hartman to Margaret C.
,Sloan,a 80 acres, Jackson township,
$780, -! smSs
7 David Hamilton to John Hamilton;
33 acres, Center township, $500 suias
= John 5, Mellott to S. n. Mellott, 10
acres Sunsbury township. $500. '0s'''
n. B Hill to Nancy Belt, 40, acres,
Center township, l,20o dollars.
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Baltimore.

Jan 7.-Flour 4 75a7 25. Wheat l
35a1 80; Corn 64c; Oats 44a49o
Rye 7Sas2c:
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rp veAstioch,. Aorroe Comfy Ohio.
ILIfLL prepare plans and ipsetaeations.
W. and eo1traot for the srsSsionT of buiid:
inss on mio,fis reasonable tsfidEe than All
other armsin Nonrcs county; g Isn4,'7sf.s.