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ErTbat eartbo,,ake has ana

RT That earthquake has shaken the
sense cut Of The comm unity q Here is
a student OF sthe Institute Of Technolor
gy, Boston. dissecting an old pin cush.
ion, and finding $50 needles by count
Tim there is q lad at Decker's Corners,
In Ulster County, who shoots himself
through the heart with a rife. after hi
ding in the leg of his boot letter, In
which be begs his mother to bury him
in an old packing box, as cheap as She
-ran find, because funerals are expensive,
and an old box is good enough for him
anyway Then there issas bridegroom
jim Reading, Penn, who is taken sick at
bis own Wedding, and is corpse before
he has been husband twelve hours -
Then there is a, man in Montana; who
has invented an electrical automston
dog with yulcanized head, Q brass spine,
sheet-iron ribs, copper:toed feet, cast,
iron tail, gutta percha skin and an in
terror where the wheels of an. .eight-day
machine go round to the tune of two
miles a minute. And then, there is q
woman in Newburg. N Y, who is call
ed to testify ina law sdit,i who can nei.
ther be coaxed nor intimidatedS into
opening her month. IT'S mad world,
my masters IN Y. Tribune.
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A WORD FOR coLsR. ". JONES


asaH ATHENS, ONO, Nov. IL. 1877.
Jere. williams, ESD, Editor Of Esprit Of De-
Inocracy" 5a05e Dos hgsci EI9 ci E-' 3
bt DEAR SIR: In the "MoDroe Democrat
of last week, Inoticed an attack on Col.
R W.Jones, of the Athens journal, in
which, by inuendo, that'paper intimates
that the editor of the Journal.had sheen
arrested or threatened dIwith arrest for an
iattemptGto commit a rape on married
woman, and that the same person "bru.
tally struck his daughter" while be was
intoxicated, dc. mis- aAe ] smii "a sd
me to say thatthese statements
are false, land withouta shadow of truth,
as to thenatars Of the charges suggested
Col Jones is q man above suspicion OF
any yungallantry, intentionally toward any
woman. Toward his family, ,:he isone of
the m st affectionate of husbands, and
tender and indagent Of parents; and as
to bis general standing and Responsibility
in this community, he is the peer Of eur
most influential and esteemed citizens
In al his habits Of life, he,is temperate,
cons stent and governed + He was an
apostle of Murphy before the Murphy y
movement reached this county, always
unwaveringly "holding fastto the faith,
"unto this day." Most respectfully, &C.,
s~s s sp 9a hsr1 ATHENS.
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General Combs and the water
.---s.-druHk Story,
iLexington iKy.l Press.I


Brother WenzeIl. the Temperance lee
turer who accredited with having said
that he had known a man who got drunk
on nothing but water, makes this 'expla-
nation: He says that while in Richmond,
Va, keeping store, during the war, he
had friend who would come in some
times and say Charley, let US go out
and take something" on which occa
sions Charley went Collecting two or
three more companions on the way, the
party would go 10 a saloon and call for
a bottle of wine. Charley and the Others
would drink wine, while the phenome
nom drank nothing hut cold water. That
man, with no other iinseira,ion, would
become intoxicated and y .at to- mash
hats with the drunkest Of the party =
Charley frequently escorted him home,
ana sometimes sober men would be
Obliged to take him, one on either side
and conduct him to his room, where be
would remain uutif duly sober Sen
eral Leslie Combs, who was standing by
when Brother Wenzelt was relating thi:
singular circumstance. said "Do l have
| to 6ehtif don't believe aits?s Z" Oh
lno,'h said Brother WeDzell a"Then,
said the General, striking the point O
This cane into the ground, eI dent be
| tlieye word oftiit." ".s957EI ni 91ii 81
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= u 1 : &
EEA resolution has been introduced
in Congress asking President HAYES to
tell the, origin Of the Nez Perces Indian
war. 1881 :
If'HAYEs don't tell wenwill Ii. was
originated solely for the purpose Of. div
ing tribe of Indians off their owe land
that others might get it. HAYES never
held tract of land in his life by clearer
title than the Npz Perces had to The land
on which one half of them were killed,
and from which the other half were driv-
en-, seventeen hundred miles, aid then Ia.
ken prisoners. .
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RRailway Superintendeuts Of Amer

E% Railway Superintendent Of Amer
ica, read. mark, learn and sinwardly di.
gest this: A train leaves Manchester at
10 ;45 q. m, joins the Mid w ales line at
oswestry at1 80 p, m, and is supposed
to- arrive at Llanidioes at 1856, in con-
nection with a Cambfian train timed to
leave Llanidloesg at the same hour
Somehow, the latter train was started
fer Brecon an hour before the arrival OF
the Oswestry train, and a traveller BY
the latter proceeding to Brecon was
thereby compelled toe sleep at iLlanid-
loes. aBritons are proverbially grum-
blers, and the amount of his hotel bill
rankled In the bosom Of the belased
gentleman. Button writing to the sec
retary of the Cambrain, he received q
courteous letter of apology and aiPost
Once order for the amount of his hotel
bill. .ist DaEBGu eI57fs7Ly 10 oiQ
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Passed atLast.

aWAsHrNGroN, November 10 Chair
man Atkins says the Army Appropria-
tion Bilfpassed by the House to day is
more satisfactory than any Army Bill
passed for years; that it limits the army
to &c, 900 men, allows ten full regiments
of cavalry. and stipulates that four Of
them shall serve Ia Texas. He is sindig.
nant at the efforts ets Republicans and
Republican papers to make it appear
that the Committee has misrepresented
the Secretary Of War, the General and
Adjutant- General of the Army. BE as
serts that the Committee has. not: mis-
represented their statements in the least,
and that they have been enlisting sol
diers without warrant, of law. Hewitt,
is preparing a statement. to-night. which
will be submitted to the House, to prove
the,truth of the assertion, and refute
the charges OF the above nam ed officials
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ag Gov. Cullom, of Illinois, is the
first Governor who hasrecogpized the
true object of Thanksgiving In his
proclamation he says: II therefore call
upon the citizens of Illinois 70 assemble
in their places Of religions Worship, and
around their tablesa and 6resides, to make
This a holiday, o day of rest and festivity
not forgetting its religious Observance,
but above al, d day for the reassembling
nf scattered kiedred. In order to Tue clio.
scr knitting of those domestic ties which
are the pledge and ground Of national
uGion and prosperity"
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THE EASTERN WAR.
TnEmONvENEGRIrs tApTURE
ALL DEFENCEs A T ANTIvAtlI.
uand-lo. tIand Contest at Fort
-AZizi-~ r ussl a ms ID Defeated.

LONDON, Nov. Is -Osman Pasha's
losses are estimated at from 200 to 30C
daily from the concentrated FIRE of the
Russian artillery. Osman Pashai Is bust.
tly constructing fresh Notifications, which
seem topoint TO his holding out as long
as possible, rather than to attempt sor.
tie. Prisoners and deserters state that
the Turks have six weeks provisions.
| 1ViENNA, Nov. 15 Il A ycorresponden,
estimates the Russian forces before Erie.
roum at 25,000, which is insufficient to
invest the place Muhktar Pasha is no v
confident of his ability To- hold out till re-
inforcemebts arrive from Batoum, which
also seems as safe as ever.
LONDON, Nov. 15.-A special from Er.
zerouh contains the following: The
Russians recaptured Fort Azizie on
"Wednesday, but we're Immediately ex-
lpelled The inhabitants of Erzeroum
have participated in the recentfghting
and their loss has been considerable
There is general enthusiasm The Rus.
sian cavalry have appeared on the north
I
Of Erzeroum .hs sE#
Sr PETERSBURG, Nov Is "A special
dispatch from the Grand Duke Michael's
headquarters at Varen Kahleh. in the Ak
baba Hills, miles sou'h of Kars, says
Generals Heimann and Tergukassoff' {
corps are besieging E zeroum The
Abraham corps is in The Saehanli Noun
tains. Russian administration is being
introduced into the villages near Erze
roum Gen Schelkovnikoff has been
appointed Governor. 1 'a2 ne
LONDON, Nov. 1e. e.-Generals Hemanr
and Tergukasfoff have each about Is, ,00(
men, whose force is inadequate for the
regular siege of Erzeroum. They mus
carry it by assault or retire to Soghonl
Mountain.
The army OF Deyebagune made an as
sauit on Fort Azizi, and there was /
/ hand to hand fight for the trenches, -
The fort was carried at the point Of the
bayonet, but Mehemet Plsha rallied the
Turks, who retook the fort and repulsed
1.-THE Russians with great slaughter.
The Russian killed, wounded and mis-
sing, from the commencement OF tn,
war to November Z, number 64,S63
LONDON, Nov. 16.-The Montenegrin,
have taken by assault, all the defenses o
] Anlivari except the principal fort, which
Lis damaped~by the bombardmeut.. ~
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Receipts tor the Table.
IN. Y. Tines


.sOaELEr-Four eggs, whites beaten
l large tablespoonful -four
one cupfnl milk, little salt; cook slowly
and cover while cooking. "a.
sTApIoca PUDpINa-Soak two.thifds
of acupful of tspioca over night in one
quart of milk; then add three beaten
eggs, five tablespoonfuls of sugar, but.
ter the size of an egg, one whole lemon,
grated bake three quarters of an hour
serve with milk or cream. .Asss..
LEMON JfLtY --One ounce Of gela.
tine, one and q half pounds of white
sugar, three grated lemons, use only the
rind of one; pour one quart of boiling
water on the gelaline, add the lemon and
sugar. mix well, then strhin, add a glass
of sherry wine; pour in molds to cool.
MXcARoxf- AND CHEEsg.-Put one.
quarter pound .macaroni ( broken. in
pieces in sal,ed boiling water;l boil till
quiteiender ;place the macaroni in q
buttered baking dish; pour over one.
half cupful milk, and put small pieces
butter on the top, and cover thickly
with grated cheese Bake in the oven
until the milk is absorbed, and the TOP
is brown. gr1 s.5 gsef ga 10 slF-.
EccLRs CAKES. a rich and del
icate puff paste; roll it out thin, cut /,
round, using bowl for that purpose
sprinkle each round with nicely washed
currants, little sugar, chopped lemon
(only small quantity of lemon), apd
nutmeg; wet the edges well, then place
another round of paste on the teps pres.
sing the edges neatly together; putin .
hot oven and bake quickly. '.2'@ A'~5s
SPICE BALLS One half cupful Of
good butter and one cupful sugar, cream,
ed one well beaten egg, half cupful mo.
lasses, half cupfui sweet milk, one cup.
ful chopped raisins, teaspoonful ot
ground cloves, one grated nutmeg, tea
spoonful of soda; mix with sifted four
enough to roll out; cut in pieces and
roll up in ball; do not let them touch
each, other in the pan; when baked
frost; favor the frosting with lemon.
Pastry ron MfxcE PlEs.-One cup
ful lard, two cupfuls four, one half cup
ful Ice e-water, q pinch, OF salt; use knife
TO cut the lard through the -four unti
fine then add the water and mix with
the knife until no -four remains in the
bowl. Roll in sheet and place small
bits Of butter over; dust we'll, fold up
and repeat the process twice, using ball
a cupfal of butter. Roll the crust thin
have quick oven; it will raise in flakes
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,CIncinnaiI-Noy 15.-Cattle y
Common, 2@2 25; fair to medium. 2
50@3 25;y good Itoq choice butcher
grades, 3 50@4 25; fair to good heavy
shippers, 4 25@4 IS; fair tolgood heavy
oxen, 3 25@4 rs !, fair to good feeders
3@4 90 for light and heavy grades.
Hogs-Common. 3 75@4 10; fair to
good light, 4 1904 80; fair to goot
packing grades, 4 20@4 35,i and select
ed butchers. 4 1904 45 - -.
Sheep-Common to fair, 2t@3cr; ant
good to choice, 34@4tc per Id, gross
Lambs Common to fair, 3i@4c, ant
good to choice, 44@44c per lb gross.
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sEEThe willof Commodore WANDER
BrLr is to be contested in earnest. The
statement OF the case by the attorney for
the contestants, shows that there is to te
in the testimony a food Of pollution, vii
lainy and nastiness compared with which
the BEEcHER'TILros affair was crystal
fountain. isa a
Such readers as are fond Of that kind
Of carriou may feast on it by taking al
most any "big daily ao .ssiafa
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"Champagne Charley" Dead.
Chicago Tribune.l go +o

!, LONDON, Oct 25.-"Chau pagne Char
ley is dead. Charles. Thorpe was born
81 years ago. His father left him $780,,
600 year. Being clever he sought the
society Of literary men and liking d so.
cial glass his means enabled him him to
choose champagne, Hence few years
ago, after his exploits had been told SO
often as 10 make MIN comparatively well
known about London, some one embalm
ed himsin verse, and s'Champagne Char
ley" was long afavorite song in the mu
sic halls. aHenever liked 1t, and always
denied that he was the original of the
song, and his friends deny it to-day, il
difference to his memory But it istrue
nevertheless. y9nlaoGs
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a 1T. LOuis-Nov. l5-Hogs-Ligh'
shippers, 4@4a15 j packing, A 2O@4 30
butcbers' te extras4 1904 55. ,19fss1 /
Cattle-Good to choice steers, 4 COG
A S.; fair to good native shipping steers
a@4 80; light, 8 60@4 fair to choict
butchers, 8 50@4; cows and heifers,
50@3 80; good to choice through Tex
ans, 8 50@3 80. m9l3 3s ~ etd
/ Sheep-Butchers, 24@44e; shipping
muttons, 3S@41c;. receipts, i, 100 head
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= EE.At q full meeting ofa caucus Of
Republican Senators it was developed
that President HAYES will be becompelled
to rely upon Democratic Senator'S for
many of his appointments 1t wasfound
that majority Of the Republican Sena-
tors do not sustain the President r
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ChIeagO-Nov, 15-Cattle--Ch Choice
stock a shade better, with some inquiry
at old rates, and sales at 8, 50@4 25-
Native butchers dull. Cows, 2 40@4
25; bulls, 2 1902 80; steers, l3@3 so;
calves, 3@5 90. Stockers and feeders
active, but weak and lower at 8 go. 30
Hogs-Market slow, at a. slight ad
vance; shipping, 4 s60@4 As. packing
4 35@4 SO, closing steady and frwer
II Sheep-Shippipg sold at3 25@3 Is
butchers, 3@3) %. hsflgjsia 90 aassi'
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EFJERE BLACK wrote for the North
American sReofeo aseathing exposition
of the Electoral Fraud. E w. SToUGH
TON, HAYES Ministerto Russia, felt that
gratitude called on him to reply. He did,
and BLACK came at him with pamphlet,
so that now poor SToUGHroN believes
himself TO be a rat that has tackled the
revolving cylinder Of a threshing ma
chine. -,
On such a subject the best man in
America to let alone is JEaE BLACK,
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= = = : = = = = Z. -
Farms for Sale. ''s'a'

EyARM containing 220 acres, on the Obi,
lF River, II miles sbots GlaringtS9; fou
dwelling houses; barn, ave tobacco houses
three orchards containing 800 trees, graftst
fruit; vineyard Of Concord grapes.
J4FARM OF I79 "A CRESs
One mile from river. four miles from Claring
ton, 40 actss cleared, bsisneszwsil otinbefsd
orc hard rs trsess win VslFwhels or divid,
in tracts.
Also; one acre I'm sclarington; house and
orchard on ssAme. for. Spsrticilars and
terms call en- sf, addressssI IiK yagxH !
aayxsscH IL JOHN GO0DHuJku
ootso,'77FA v clssrilnssogn, lsssg, a0nfos cS:.c.
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Germa ny and belgium.

LONDON, November l3.-The Pail
Mail Gazette asserts that Germany is
urging Belgium 10. accept the German
,protectorate and make, her military tsys-
TEN conform to Germany,in return for
the guarantee -oflindependence in all
other, respects and for sterritorial, com
,pensationr Germany argues that Bel
ginm, in the event, of another Franco
German war, would be the battle ground
and be absorbed by the victor A mill
tary convention with Belgium now
would render Germany unassailable =
The Gazette believes that these argu-
menls have made great way in worry high
quarters.
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wThe communication in vindication
of r W. JONES of the Athens Joarnal
which we publish in another column, Is
from the pen of one ofathe most promi-
nent, respectable and influential Republi-
cans Of Athens County. We unbesita
tingiy accept his statements as perfectly
reliable. sss.t,a sgY baa
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omciai Vote Of Pennsylvania,

> HARRISBURG, Pa, November 15.-The
following Is the official vote of Pennsyl-
vania cast at the late election, as receiv!
ed at the State Department, except
Washington county returns which are
compiled from the county papers. For
Supreme Judge, Sterrett, Republican,
-244,480; Turnkey. Democrat, $1,000
BARLEY. Greenback, 55,582;a Winton,
Prohibition, 2,899; Trunkey's plurality,
$500, For Auditor General, Passmore,
Republican, 242,28s; ScheH, Democrst,
251 .256; Emerson, Greenback, 52,9SS;
Barker, Prohibition, 2ss7; Schells plu'
rality, S,96S. n ~ Is s.la ,'-io2 =
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ETIf HAYES persists in the appoint
ment OF that blatant demagogus and
blasphemous in0iel, BOB IsGERsoLL, to a
foreign mission, he gwill incur the right
eous indignation Of the entire religious
sentiment OF the nation. s3, =
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EF The three Senators who adhere to
the President are DAWES Of Massachu
chusetts, CHRrsrtaxcr Of Michigsa and
MArrHEws Of Ohio. These are all he
can count.on every time 80. - e..95
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~ fE The name of SAMUEL J. TrLpEs
9 appears in the committee appointed by
the money. bags Of New York to got to
Washington and lobby against the silver
bill, gss5alas lss1Si 81, ai ~ ss
hos Unless SAMUEL is anxious to reconcile
most of those who voted for him to the
Great Fraud, he yoalf do well TO stay Al
home. $500 ' - I, 1,,sa59.,as..g sd
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CllicaR0.

Nov 1s-Flour 4 00aS00; Wheat
Goal IL; Corn 42a45c: Oats SIC
Rye SIC; Barley 6lc. . 'aH !.
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EE President HAYES attempted, in ac-
cordance with his pledges, to make his
appointments without consulting mem
bers Of Congress, and now his scalp
hangs in the Senatorial wigwam;
When he was informedof theproceed.
ings of-the noted Senate caucus, and i's
intention to reject his nominations unless
Senators were consulted in regard to
them. he meekly. apologized forthe past.
and promised that in the future he would
ask Senators who theypreferred to have
selected. He will be good boy, and
will never, never be bad again, 1'N
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EER .B. HAYES is the first President
OF the United States who ever delivered
his first Message to House of Repre-
sentatiyes opposed to him in politics. 70
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RAddress ali letters -. -;
"THE SrIRrr OF DENocRAcs,"
Woudshcld, a.,aya-s., ii .,a-sy
..seass sgss Monroe County, a7
Il II s,e, = a sEf, y9.ss., Ohio.

EEThe House Of Representatives is
opposed TO HaYEs. the Senate has gone
back on him, hut allis notlost-DALzFLL
! will carry him through. h5as sol
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CATTLE MARKETS,

East Liberty, Penn.-Nov 15
Cattle-Prime, 5a5 % good, A 25a4 %
common, 8 75a4. .aidslca atf 7ot 70, !
Hogs-Yorkers, n4a4 80; Philadel
phias, 4 40a4 Co. > sa zsa1h .ilv
eSheep-Selling at 4a5c. hia .s1swrs
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Cincinnati.

Nov. 1e--Flour5 7oa5 co. Wheat !
Goal 81, Corn s7a46c; Oats 27aSlc,
Rye 60a6lc;, Barley 50a5Sc. :, a',''"
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Eft Since WELSH has been dug out of
his obscurity,, he is believed to benot the
worst of HAYES appointees. ..s,.qss,