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The Russellville Democrat., 1877-03-01
Collecting Agency, RUSSELLVILLE, - ARK.

The undersigned enjoys superior ffciftties for the traasaction ofdtt baSiatesS ia hlS line Has for sale 100000 acres of lands -improsed aud sasiDproced. Can farAish correct aud retidbie iRforypdtioa con- : eerniag lands in this part the HHtc. lliW pay tases. s'edeem f3,yeited ld1.ds. reas tdnas and collect renfs. Snreey iands GHd Ja,Nish abst,acts of titles, p'ocars pdtents, t0cdtf ta3tds, stc., sec.
 Collections aud remiftaaces mdde aoith proa,ptness. kegai iastramoRfse ef torifing eaecEfed toith dispatch.
 In addition to the above. I can furnish from forty to one thousand acres in one body, well improved. Every facility for showing, surveying and executing lands to purchasers. without expense. For further inJormation, address
 JAMES POTTS,
 Russellyille, Ark.
 REFERENCES: c. E. Dodge, ,entennial Commissioner, Lit tie Rock, Ark.
 J. II. Hancy, Real Estate Agt, Little Rock. J. l.. shinn, Merchant, iusscllyilie, Ark. Bland Ballard, U.s. Dist. Judge, Louisville Kentucky.
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St END 2oc. to c. r. Rowcll A O., N. r., Dkor Pamphlet of 100 pages, containing lists Of 51O newspapers, and estinates showing eost of aavsrtisinG
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-03-01
FOR ST0MACHS OUT OF ORDER.

No medicine will so efleetuallyi improve the tone of the stomach as these Pills; ttie5 remove all aciditN occasioned either by intemperancd or improper diet. They reach tho liver and reduce it to healthy ae-. ton; they are wonderfully efiica- cious in eases of spasm-in fact they never fail in curing all disorders Of the liver and stomach.
 HOLL0WAY'S PILLS are the. best known in the world for the following diseases: Agne, Asthma. Bilious Complaints, Blotches on the Skin, Bowels, Consumption. Debil- ity, Dropsy, Dyscntery, Erysipelas; l; Female Irregularities, Fevers of ali kinds, Fits, Gout, Headache, Indi1 gestion, Inflamation, Jaundice, Liv-. CT Complaints, Lumbago, Piles {. Rheumatism, Retention of urine. Scrofula or Kings evil, Sore Throat. Stone and Gravel, Tic-Douloureux '. Tumors, Ulcers, Worms of all kinds [ N l.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-03-01

NY OTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN N to the paupers of Pope Colm~ ty to present themselves at the c0urr house in the town of Dover, on thc second Monday in January 1877, fore the purpose of being examined andg sent to the poor house. Those whn fail to present themselves at thc above mentioned time will not res, ccive any appropriation for their' support.
 By order of the court.
 DUDLEY JAMES, DeC.-7-f-w. Commissioner.
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Tie Cheapest, Purest and Best Family Medicine in the World For Dyspe osia, Constipation Jaundice, Eilliops attacks. sick Headache. Coiic. De- pru.sion of Spirits, Sour StOmache, Heart burn. &c.
 This unrivaled Southern Remedy is war rantcd not to contain 2 single particle of MERCURY, or any injurious mineral sub ltrt
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-03-01
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS cure the following dis

Disorder Of the Kidneys.
 In all diseases affecting these or- gans, whether they secrete too mucit or too little water; or whether they
 be afflicted with stone or gravel, or with aches and pains settled in the loins over the regions, of the kidneys, these Pills should be taken accord1 ing to the printed directions, and the Ointment shonld be we'll rupe- ed into the small of the back at bed time. This treatment will give al- most immediate relief when all otil-
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-03-01
TIE BEST MACHINE IN TIE WORLD.

Persons from 6 distance can order Ma chine wiih perfect confidence of heinz able to operate nt in a few hours successfully, by the aid of the printed instructions that accompany each Maehme. Inc demand for this NEW AND
 IMPROVED MACHINE. Is .nngreeedented n tue history of sewing Machines.
 Liberal Discounts to cash trade. Send for circular.
 THE HOWE MACHINE CO.,, lAuGi1 St. Louis. Mo.
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MARK THESE FACTS!
The Testimony Of the Whole World
 HDLL LOMAH'S PILLS,

'I had no appetite; Holloway's s pills gave me hearty one"
 " our Pills are marvellous.
 ''J send for another box, ard keep them iu the house."
 "Dr. Holloway has cured my head < ache that was chrouic."
 ''i gave one of your Pills to my. babe for cholera morbus. Tho dear little thing got well in a day"
 My nausea of morning is nowi cured"
 "Your box of Holloway's oint- ment cured me of noises in the head :, l rubbed some of your ointment be- hind the ears, and the noise has left. Y
 "Send me two boxes; l want ono for poor family"
 "I enclose dollar: your price is p cents, but the medicine to me IS worth one dollar"
 "Send me five boxes of your pills. 'f
 "Let me have three boxes of youE pills by return mail, for Chills and Fever"
 I have over two hundred such tes- timonials as these, but want of spaee compels me to conclude. For CutaneOuS Disorders. And all eruptions of the skin this Ointment is most invaluable. It does not heal externally alone, but pcnetrates with the most searching effects to the very root of the evil.I EGE 6w A vsS 0sJ e
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-16

OvyICE MARYLAND LIVE STOCK SC a., -
Wednesday. Aug. d. Ie'''
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Personalities.

CO.. Richard Hagerman and lady, OF
Allegheny, are spending the summer
with that most joviai of good fellows,
Capt. Thomas Moore, of Tiltouvllle.
Ger. Cowsn, of Belsire, WAS in the
city yesterday.
Creel, of the Neio State Gazette, was In
town yesterday, on business.
Charlie Johnson, OF the S,addv Leader,
IS in Pittsburgh. Wonder II he's after
waiter girls TO take the place OF his
striking newshoys.
Mrs. L. p. Rhodes and Mrs Samue,
Juniins, both OF Bridgeport have gone
to Beaver Falls, 10 attend the funeral OF
their brother, Milton Townsend, which
takes place ut Beaver Falls to-day.
Ihls Is what Murphy says about get.
ting married: 81 had thought that l
should never marry again, but l feel
now, cor siderirg the condition Of my
family, that if could find good womsn
that | could love, and whom | thought
would take good care Of my children, |
would ask her to become Mrs. Frank
Murphy
&. 4. Morton, of Connecticut, ard
President OF the State and New England
Railroad, Is in the city.
\ little son OF VIM. IL. Hall, Of the
firm Of OF. Hail x Co, died n Crsnber-
~ summit, day before yesterday.
Misses Ella Berger and Jennie Club
lett for ChatauQus Lake, yesterday.
Rev. Mcclure will arrive home at noon
to-day He arrived ut New York YES
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YEIGHBo HOOD NEWS.
Notes Gathered Here and There by
Register Reporters.
BELLAIRE

one unfortunate IN the lock up YES
terdsy.
TIE blsst furnace started up Tuesday
morning.
THE annual meeting OF the Disciples
Church began ut this place yesterday.
Mr.. n. SrEINHAUsER has opened q
Revmann bottlIng cellar in this place.
FRANK FEDDERso% was pulled in
Tuesday evening by Officer Drugan for
being drunk on the streets.
A MAN named White was arrested by
officer Drugan for creating disturbance
At Zach's hail, Monday night.
On and after Monday next Benson's
Ferry will stop running at s p. N. This
is half An hour earlier than heretofore.
ONE night las: week some miscreant
broke into wash house and stole all OF
Mr.. John Wilson's shirts and a lot Of
Mrs. c. c. Crsty's wearing apparel.
= NEGRO named Caleb Springs has
been arrested as suspected party I'M
plicsted in the late robbery Of Bur
wrinkles store. Springs was booked for
hearing last evening.
The C tizens are very sanguine
tdat the tobacco warehouse will be
located mere. The commissioners were
in session at Cambridge yesterday morn
inc but 10 decision mad been made a.
noon yesterday.
LAST Tuesday large number of the
workingmen oI this place assembled Mt a
vacant lot on Gravel Hill, near Criswel's
Hall. ard organized q wOrkingmen's as
s,cistion. Mr. q W. Scott was elected
chairman and John Fulton secretary.
After the meeting had been organized
the following preamble and resolutions
were adopted:
WHEREAS. The county is ruled
BY the politicians and demagogues OF
the Republican and Democratic parties
IN their owr and IN the interests OF the
capitalists oil the country, to the det-i-
ment and destruction OF the msnutactlr
ing and producing classes: therefore be il
Resoired, That we, the laborers ana
producers, will not submit to be ruled b.
the politicians Of either OF the dominant
parties, but will form II par y "t our own,
TO be called the Nottingham. party,
whose object shall be,
First The mutual protection OF labor
Second Direct representation OF the
working class in municipal, State legls-
lature and Congress.
Tnird-T The repeal OF the oppressive
laws against labor.
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:. ~ uuo ARE SUFFERING

from the effects OF the warm weather ana
ore debtlttated, are advised by phy Slcl an
70 take moderate amounts OF WHISKY w
ar three times during he day in l!ali
xrhile those who adopt this auFice i,,
onently Increase the number OF "urinhs
sSnd i'm time become confirmed lneprla,es.
a beverage which will not create tnirs'
for inrox eating liquors, and Whlch Is ~
tended especially tor the oenenI OF ueoliii'
fated persons whether at home or aoroau'
IS DR. Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic; SouI
taining the Juices of many meulclhai
herbs, this preparation does not cIe"'T IT, o.,
appetite for the intoxicating cup. ~
nnnrishing and the lite-supportihs pr
nsrties of many valuable natural pfodu.a
t,ns contained in IL and well BnoWn !"
medical naen have most strenglhSnIus
infiuence. A single bottle OF the Iohle
Will demonstrate its valuable quaiItIeS'
FOR debility Arising from slcKne,s' oNei
axertIon or from any cause whateNeI,
wineylassiul of Sea Weed Tonic tahSh
after meals will strengthen the stohia AL ~
create Sn appetite Tor wholesome ioou' 10
ali who are about leaving their homes, we
desire TO saw that the excellent eHecIs VI
Dr Schenck's seasonable remedies, sea
Weed Tonic, and Mandrake Pllls, are p"I
tIcnlarlv evident when taken ny thoSe
who are iniuriOusly affected by chahge
of water and diet. No pei son should iSaN.
home without taking supply OF bles'
safeguards along. For sale by all Diu
% agl
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CIScIxSArI, August. l5.-Cotton-
Stesdv at lie Flour -Essieri tam',E
80 S6lT6 co. Whest-EaEeri req - ~
al % Cnrn-9''a SSSlS ~ Re-,
quiet ana n''l az. ~ -2N' pa-ia,. mn
good demand NJ Soy'o'L - ~ sI8 90.
ana NoIE'na'' in, 81. Ls,,Is o..
Lar " 'aN'' c',. 52n,.r5 hint -.
DuIn MoH'S- r. S,-,hid.4 ~!
lowe, IA'eS' S"Sg S'gSiLsS=5. sbort . ear
Asked shor' +" 20 oIT2ls,y - srs5c
- OO. bHco"- i D"t' az. -.iiiDs'-.llGsl,
lower n. "?"'sgs, 'R.,,,,.-
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wo-p,npmen,s Meeting Last Night,

About one hundred workingmen met
At the Fourth ward engine house last
night, for the purpose OF Organizing
worklngman's cluo. The meeting was
called To order by Mr.. Henry BROOKS.
Mr.. Albert Wells was chosen chairman
Dro tenn Mr. Wells stated that the Cd
iect of the meeting was 10 organize =
oreenbsck club in the Fourth ward.
About forty five names were then Gu
rolled, after which the following per ms
nent officers were elected: Frank Staley,
president; John Rosch, vice-pTesldenti
Thos. Salisbury, secretary. After perma-
nent ORGANIZATION had been effected, and
me meeting ready u adjourn, Mr. Christ.
Kline came forward and asked the Presl'
dent the object OF the meeting. Mr.. Anne
stated that he did not understand that II
was To be called green back cluo, ouI
that the understanding with HIM before
coming to the place, was that't WAS 10
be called the wOrkIngmen's ciuo, ihls
WAS tie rock on which the ship stranded
II Was after some talk, however, con-
cIuded to call it the independent green
back workingmsn's club. The meeting
then adjourned to meet g Crumbacker'
hsli Saturday night at g clock P. NJ
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.JumpPd the Town.

Yesterday afternoon, Alfred Harris
senior member of the firm of Harris "
Co., clothiers, doing business on Man
street, loaded up the stock in his store
rooms and shipped it to Bridgeport tor
shipment TO Pittsburgh. Soon after the
goods were shipped, Harris himself left
In rath surreptit Gus manner, and mas
not since been heard from. His flight,
however, had no sooner been discovered
than numerous creditors were on
the qm pive for the fugitive
HIS landlord, Mr. Pat. Kennedy,
to whom he owed one months rent,
aud from whom he had leased his store
room. the lease to expire on the first OF
April uext, was the only one that succeed
ed in getting in his work. Mr.. koune'
DIV attacr ed Harris goods at Bridgeport,
while they were in the depot prep"rato-
~ to being shipped on the cars ana
stands fair snow OF recovering the
mouey due hun. The other creditors, so
far AS we have learned, ar lett in the
lurch. Harris liabilities are SAID to be
small. He is n resident o; Pittsburgh.
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IuccndiariSn.

Some time during Monday night last
or Sunday morning, an attempt was
made to fire the dump house ut Mr.
Nolan's coal bank in Benwood, where TIE
engines on the Baltimore ana ONO rml-
road are supplied with fuel. On Tues
day morning The oak plaaks about the
building were found to be saturated with
coal oil, and matches and wick were also
.ound on the premises The boards be
ing wet prevented them from burning.
Mr.. Nolsn says he suspects certain par
ties. and Will prosecute them sub'tan-
tial evidence can ba obtained. a watch
man will be stationed At his coal works
nereafter
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Pittsburgh Female COilege-A word
10 Parents.

The very low rates offered by this ster
Ing institution is attracting great a,.en-
ton, and the number OF applications Is
larger than for years past. The college
has but few equals IN the United States,
and with its elegant buildings, eight de-
partments, ,wenty-three teachers, ~
splendid Conservatory OF Mu.ic. mas
placed q finished education within the
reach OF thousands. It's high character Is
Indicated in the tact that last year MI lts
graduates but two, who desired to teach,
had situations. We heartily commend
it to our readers, and advise all WHO have
daughters TO educate 10 send to the Pres
dent, Rev. l. q. Persnings, d. ID, Pits
burgh, Pa, or catalogue. The bal
term opens Sept. D.
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSI.rv-
STNIUCON, VIRGINIA

with over Twenty teach 81, a...ra -
ranks among The nrsf schools ...
ladies IA the .UI'rd states. iU '..
mi Valley OF \lgaml ., hJhm.
health. Attended by pupils i"u "...
To twenty States. Great economy .E.l
ISL Buari and Tuition fore. ...- .H.
tic year $40. For c,ta ga. uJ. I.
formation, adirC : K'y. ". s.. ttaan
-. H., Pre- .ldonJ, Sttunluu, Va Jos.
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Washington & Lee Unlyersl,


Gen. G. ". G. LEE. Prr,G F......
of instruction IN t.a>> ga. ..' ......
Scteut ne studies, anu d. '.. U....,
DEPART ucutS ol Law tua tt,. .......
ing.
Fl ne next session VII. open >.,....
9th. aud close June g1,h. ly,.,a ...,.
exclusive OF books and cloth -. .....
eN. c,d $40; messing they W.Y r..
du.ud 10 s. q or So.
FOR full Information hN ,.it'.-....
cular address WALLER N|a
lNSOtgrh llrIh u' ia...
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The University of WOos.a-

DEN. A. y. r. TAYLOR. r...a...
II dent. Collegiate aua ..,.t .....
partmeuiS IN >ucct>>W. "l,.....
capaulr ana rNptT rucr. I....,,...
teachers >taI.y -"' S,.lu.f-. .,....
Philosophical, and ~r.tu .... ,.
graded lO the standard H. a,....... ..
French and German J.-.s ,....
Moral ana religious Influences .....
Location EyaliuUl h..Hu- ... 1851.
tUS new, expenses very .nN. '... b.,
N either S,T. tHn term opens So. ...
send tsT a catalogue Do Cog. -...
where. Address the rI,N.ar.., ...,...
Ohio. ..t.-....
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The Cheapest Roofs the Gravel Roo


George Crumbacker, OF this city, Is
now fully prepared to put on gravel
roofs in the most improved method, an
warrants his work 10 give satisfaction
both as to resisting fire and turning
water. The tar used Is put through q
process that frees 1t from OIL snd bsEZo.s,
and no matter now great the heat, /! Will
not run. Il Is equally efficient in roofs
Of every conceivable pitch Mr.. Crum-
hacker keeps on hand roofing cement
and cement FOR tanks and sidewalks Of
the best quality, which he offers Tor -a,'
at the lowest rates. This roo; has stood
fifteen years in this city.
Address him through the posLoEice or
cali NJ his establishment. head of lo.h
ard Wood streets All orders prompt
attended 10.
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TAXING the Veil.

At the Cathedral yesterday Miss Mary
OConnor (Sister Aquins Of New York;
Miss Morris Sister Mary MichGei). OF
New \ ork, and MISS Martha Roam. Sis
ter Mary Augustine), Of this city, each
took the black veil IN the presence Of
numerous friends. Rt. Rev. Bishop
X ain performed the solemn service oi
mass when each lady took the vow biz D.
ing her irrevocaby 10 religious work.
The services were Of the most impressive.
Five Others protested at the same time.
Miss Kate O'Bren, daughter OF "a gen
tiemeu of this city oItho same name, also
took the black veil At Philadelphia yes
.crdsy morning.
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Patents Issued.

The following is list of the patents
issued to citizens OF West Virginia for
the week ending August 10Th, furnished
for the REGISTER from the office OF J
Nice. Perkins Il Co, counselors ut law
in patent cases and solicitors for patents;
Devices for applying eds"-tooIs to
sharpeners, Curt, z, Brown, Wheeling.
Filed May "a, 1871
Augers; d Henderson, Leetown.
Filed May /, 1917.
Corn Planters; w. NJ Steel, White
Day. Filed May 5, 1877.
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German in The schools.

Tonight the Board OF Education
will meet, and that much vexed question
Of German in the schools Will doubtless
be settled definitely. From what con.
versation we have had parties interested,
there seems to be settled conviction thst
il will continue TO be taught in the
schools, although the system Of teaching
il will no doubt be reformed.
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CmcAoo. August l5.-Fiour-Quiet
and unchanged. Wnoat-Demsud a.
tive aaupuces advanced; No. Z Chicago
sp-rug 81 II ca-h; 81 O4@l Of! seller
An u,t; ~ seller September; 9jW3j4c
seller October; rejected 76e. Corn
Dnre q ,cLIvcani prices advanced: No.
IL" .sA; 4isc seller August; 1870
september and October; rejected
4J.a Oats Demand fsir and prices
have al .ancrd No 2 BIC Gas h and seller
August; 23lM233t seller September;
23} -e'"r October. 235 seller year; re-
iecteI TO-. Ryc-Frmer; &c cash and
seller August. Barley Quiet At &c
seller september; 40. 3 Bic. Pork
Moderately active and shade higher;
So sjml2 80 cash; 81 S5Gl2 50 seller
August; 81 Sjal2 S74 seller September;
ol2 ozs,BI2 50 seller October; $l2 I7ta
Y 20 seller year. Lsrd-Demsnd active
and prices higher; IS So seller August,
seller September and seller October; boxed
shoulders at 5!ci shortrlb 5ic; short clear
7c.
Call B0arI-W hoat-Unsettlei a,
Slu2,@9G. seller September; Sji@9Gt
seller year. Corn-At 44:c seller August;
AZ. seller September; 1870 seller
October Osls-Q4Iet st 24!c seller
August; 233M235 seller September; 24c
seller oct Der Pork Steady At Sl2 81
mlg 90 s-l'er September; sl2 SD seller
October. Lari-Quirt at s. 52;Cd,S 50
Sc Ter September and October.
NEW YORK, Angus. Beeves-Ra-
ceipts 2,l7O head, against 1920 for the
same time last week. Very common
and strictly prime and cEtra steers rather
SOW at Mondays prices, bat interme-
dla,e Gradas ar tote higher, and more
readily sod. 4 igw extra steers were
taken al l3g per pound, bu: l2tc was the
outside dyure Tor prime c4tt.e, and some
of the c0mmo0e-t natives went ~ low rs
sie. Texas and Cherokee cattle, all de-
cen, 90 fair ST. 20 9!c. About 400 cattle
we're taken % Laughter To- ErgIsrd IN
cu,in. 300 Texans Expo-', 'O- the week
en.ir-i yesterday, 73i Quarters Of beet
aud 100 i've cattle.
S5eep-Receipts 1920 head, mskir g
$3.50 nesd for two Days, agsins. s,9ZU
head for the same time last week The
market ruled du. y. about the former
figures. with sales o. sheep a. 4iG6!c
AT! .smb- -. 4ifG6id No sEeeps sod tor
more than 81, except two car loads OF
heavy Causda Tetaer= taken for eXp0rts-
t0n 10 Ea-..af. The sheep exported
for the wegs eHcing Yesterday amount
81 20 l,lZj -s1l.
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Fishing Party.

On Saturday, the GLOWING ladies and
c,ntlemen Will leave TiltonvIlle Oh q
ussde against the finny tribe in the
naighborhood OF Mr.. Arch Meals:
Misses Minnie Blooner, Blanche Tiltcn,
E nma Rose, Lucia klevis, Belle Lyon
and Capt. Samuel Boomer snd lady,
Capt. Jim Thompson and lady, Col.
Jim Hamilton and lady, Will Moore,
Gus Tilton, j. d Hutchinson and lady,
Henry Burke, DR.. j NJ. Kelly, wife and
laughter and Thomas Hodgins and sis
t3f
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HSuua way.

Yesterday morning, about 5 O'Clock, q
horse attached to light spring wagon
belonging to B Shsnley and driven ny
= mar by the aane of Kite, while stand
ing on the west side OF Market square,
took right and ran around to the other
side OF the market house, upsettlng a
fruit stand in the transit No damage TO
the horse or wagon
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Real Estate Sales.

Messrs. Hervey X Britt, yesterday,
disposed of the following property:
The Vance farm near TrisdrlphiH,
was sold to Mr.. Scott Miller for So, l26
cash.
One hundred and sixty acres of land
in southeast Kansas were sold TO a. w.
Talbot, of Michigan, for Sl,6OOr or $40
per acre, cash.
A tract OF improved land conta ming
l,2SO acres in Chase county, Kas, was
also offered for sale and 80 per acre was
bid but the price was not considered
sufficient snd the land WAS withdrawn.
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The MOnider's strike.

The moulders OF the Arlington Stove
Works still continue to hold out, and seem
more determined than ever and he pres
ent indications are that unless the price
asked is paid or non-society men are
procured, no work VIII be done at the
Arlington for some time Yesterday
several of the strikers left Tor Pittsburgh
and GAINESVILLE to procure work at those
pOints
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G,,ucer,s Feast. "

The "harvest ieast' Of Pomona Grange
No. 10, of West Virgins, will be held
a. Point Mills, on Saturday next, al
which time and plsce Hon d. c. kenns
will deliver an address. Persons desir-
Log to be in'orm.d 81 the objects of the
society should NOT fail = attend.
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Catlin,ifIPtl.

William Carney, alias Captain Jack
was before Squire Waite, Yesterday even.
ING, Tor rsisIng family disturbance sew
ersl DAYS ago Carney was drunk at the
me e, for bis trial, ard the Squire sent
MN 70 Jail until Saturday, 1T which time
be will be tried before the above Justice.
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at'hee!lng Ar9l5ter.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index 10 Rev Advertisements.

jelly Tumblers-Cummlns " Woods
Catsup Bottles for Sale-Chrls. Siebke
Notice-Geo. w. johnson.
Administrator Sale.
stone Canoes Jacob w. Grubb.
Public Sale OF Valuable Building Lots
Pianos and Organs.
Twenty tive + egsnt Cards.
Staunton Female Seminary.
lsdie' Jewo.rv.
\ Farm for $500
A Great Offer.
Wheeling District Camp Meeting.
Neuhausen's B"lvrdere Opening.