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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-22

The market opens quiet and inactive. flour
continues 10 light receipt. and prices are un
changed; the demsnd is principally local aoo 10
oontiaed to good supers and extra Wheats"o"S
slight decline. and l46 was the highest prico
paid to day; offerings light. Cora nag again
declined. aud receipts are light; abont 40 push,
els we're offered, which sold ut GS Tor miAeu
and yellow. and So for new. No Rye reported,
aud 264 bushels of Oats brought -. Country
produce scarce and wanted.
BALTIMORE, Oct 22-Virenia Gs.o.d. 80! do.
deferred 81 do. consolidated GOs; do series !za
Cotton quiet; middling l0salt. Flour 9a;Hs;;
do. Extra 5 $50 +; do Family 25ssS; City Mills an!
Super HASH SO; do. Extra 5 50a$6 50; do $50
brands 20 Is7 81; Patapsco Family $s 81.
Whest--Southern frmer; Western steady
Southern rod good to prime i4oa!is; 40 amor
l5Oal55; Western steamer l5l bid; do. No:
winter re d spot and Oct l403; Nov lal ia; Dec
l4l. Corn-Southern dull and lower; Westnrn
strong and higher; Southern whlte 62s6}; 40.
yallow GlaG2; Western mixed spot ana Oct ois
Nov G.; Dec 81. Oats dull and stea1yi South
ern 3taS9; Western white 35a3G; do. mixed 81;
Rye quiet nj G6a70. Hay dull; Maryland and
Peuna prime l4a$lG Sugar castor At lrs. Uotte
dull; Rio csrgoos 154al94 jobhing l53aAt
Whiskey dull at llaSl ia.
NEW YORK. Oct. 19.-Stoeks heavy. Money!
Gold l0} Flour unchanged. Wheat dull and
lie lower. Corn a shade frmer.
PHILADELPHIA Oct. q. Cattle moderately
active; sales of 200 prime to good at 6A6tci
medium ste; common 4s44c. Sheep dull sac;
of l5 600 good to prime at st $40; me lium IL abe
common 3!c. Hogs fair; sales Of $500 a. a 'oc
RECEIPTS OF PRoDUcE-Tho following were
the receipts by the Washington City, Virginia
Midland and Great Southern X. Il. 1aH week: -
Corn e75 bushels wheat 293o bushels oats S2o
bushels, potatoes bushels, seed sack, flour
546 bbls, tobacco as boxes. leather 2l5 sides su-
mac lG7 sacks, wool sacks, tsllow bbls, but.
ter 10 frkins, eggs cases, fowls coops. lard
frh in, barytes q bills baon AIS lbs. dressed
hogs 3, hides 50 bundles and | bale. shoep skins
10 ok ins and > bales, calf skins ~. vinegar Dbl,
vegetables sacks milie:d l car, cattle. sheep
and hogs ~ cars.
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Local BreVflies.

commit suicide on Saturday night, while drunk,
by jumping off the draw of the Long bridge in-
to the Potomac river He WAS rescued by two
gentlenc1 passing at the time
A fight occurred in Royal street saloon on
Saturday between we'll known First Ward
man and prize fighter in viii n the latt n IL
said to have como off second best.
An eel measuring three fee. two inches in
length WAS captured in the wheel pit a! Cameron
mills. on Saturday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-22

LOST RECORD. 10 another colum WI be
uod The advertisem ,nt FIR a REGARD b,ok,
which was misaid or stolen du'ng the DO I'd
hole meeting on Thursday. The mater,
for rewriting til, r.c1rd are 10 the Au iitor =
Office, but to do 80 would require much time
and trouble.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-22

SOUTH RIVER BRIDGE 1t is understood
that the bridge over South liver, at RIverton,
90 the Manassas Branch rad, whi,h was par
italy cirried away by the late fresbeis, will be
substantially rebuilt as soon as possible, and in
the meantime, trains will mass over on . tenn
porary structure which wilEberea1y this " AK
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-22
CANAL COJMJNERCE.

Arrive boats j Moore and V LSprigg.
TO Hump s. Bait Coal CO. A Greanless, jr., to
John Agnew 81 Co; j Humbird. to City. Gas
Works; } l. Reed. American Flag. L il Belts,
FL D Claughton and $ Lloyd, to American Coal
Depsrted-Boats l. Sprigg, Nutie & Billy.
Elmer& Katie L Reed, American Flag, I L.
Belts and II D Claughton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-22
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PRoBAB11Ir1Es.-Wa War Depart.
o,ent, Office ofhe Chief Signal Officer, Wash
'ngton, d. e.. Oct %. l877-l0:3O a: M
orthe Middle Atlantic States, rainey, follow
ed By partly cloudy and clearing weather. col
der northwest wind, and rising barometer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-22

Durang's Rheumatic Remedy never has and
mover can fail to cure rheumatism. 90 matter
how long standing. lIodiIls Headache Specific
cures headache 10 five TO twenty minutes. Sold
by all druggists 10 Alexandria. oct % st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-22
G. King st., corner Fairfax.

sH How IT IS NH.--The first object in
life with the American people is to ''get rich -
tho aecond how to regain good health. Tho
first can be obtained by energy, honesty and
saving; tho second (good heslth) by using
GREENS AUGUST FLOWER. Should you
be respondent sufferer from any of the effects
of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Indigestion, &c,
such as Sick Headache. Pslpitation OF tue lieart
Sour Stomach, Habitua Costivoness, Di2zlneis
cf tho Head, Nervous ProsLratior, Low Spirits,
&c, you necd hot suffer another day Two
doses Of August Flowur will relieve YOU at onco'
Sample hotties 10 ct1 regular sihB 20 Gig. P'si-
t.vey stll by all Hrst class Druggists IN tho
United States sep ally
Iay- CLEANSE TIE SYSTEM AID luriiy the
blood. QUIRK'S IRISH TEA will do this,
and relieve Dsspepsis. Sick Headache. Consli -.
patton and all diseases csussl by arrangement
of the Stomach or Liver Sold by Druggists.
Twenty-Five cents per package, making one
quart of medicine. tea cup of which is doso
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-22

T OsT-On Friday morning, on the way to
~ the Warrington train, a pair Of EYE
GLASSES, with black rims. The finder will
please leave them at this Office. oc O-ot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-22

HANDKERonIEPs. For nice %, Silk Hand
kerchicf call at the Boss Clothing House,
1Bopdheim's old stand, corner King and Fair.
fax streets, Nj. BENDHElM, Proprietor. loot l
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PROPOSALS. FOR WOOD.

Soa cd proposals. addressed TO the undersign.
ed, will be received at the Auditors othco Until
II o'clock m. on Tuesday, the 23d day Of Oct.
tober 1871 for 100 CORDS of OAK and 100
CORDS Of PINE WOOD, good and sound.
delivered at the Fish Wharf, or on the Railroad
north of Princess street. Alexandria. The wood
must be corded at the place Of delivery, and
until measured, will BIO at the risk Of the bid
der. I.C. ONEALr
oct l3 I'll Chairman Of the CONT on cor.
r OST, MISLAID OR STOLEN.-At the
- bondholders meeting on Thursday the 18th
instant, one Of the Auditors Record Books, con-
tanning the names and residences of the bond
holders of tho city of Alexandria Tho psrson
having possession of this book is requested to
return it to tho Auditors cftice. without delay.
oct 20-3t CITY AUDITOR.
EOR RENT-That eligbly located tn Rec
IL STORY BRICK DWELLING with side
yards, N. f. corner of st. Asaph and Cameron
slrC cts. Possession given at once. Apply 10
No. Sc King street, or on the premises. o3tlW
DARTIES HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
L THE STEAMER CHARLOTTE VAN.
DERBILT will present the same to JAS. II.
REID Secretary, at the German Banking Uo's.
Bank. be- oct 1885,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-22

Ms-An adjourned meeting OF the Alexandra
Game Protective Association will be held on
Monday evening next, at their room IN IN Mar
ket hou;e. All the members arc requested 10
be present.
2t JNo. Y. GIDsoN, Secretary.
DECEIVED THIS DAY-PENNSYLvA
II MA BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, New
York (hard packed) Beams and Pearl tommy.
w. A. JOHNSON,
oct % N. f. cor Cam. s. Royal sts.
YT1RIMMINGSl TRIMMINGS
l. In Silk and Worsted Fringes; also Lacos,
Buttons of al kinds. just opened at
oct q &C. BERRf'S.
DRIME NEW YORK BUCKWHEAT
i cheap at -s..-..
oct % III McBURNEY'S.
nRIED SUGAR CORN just received cheap
~ oct22 McBURNEY;S
MALAGA Just received and cheap
Nl oct % McBURNEY'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-22

CAPTAIN COSTENTEN t
rebellion against tho King 8
blood producing punchea
ohf and lt''ng or 1F
b dociphc tho herogyphics his holy
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STOVES AND TINWAtE.
CTANSBURY s. BRO,
Manufacturers and DoAl ars in
GTrVTS A MD 'ElNV Al Il IL.

COZ. Mig Nuu CUGUrI 0us BIB.
We have just received ins supply of Cook
Stoves Parlor Stoves and Ranges which we
offer very chop. Prompt attention given 10
all work entrusted to our care at prices TO suit
the times-such as Roofing, Spouting, Repairing
Old Stoves, Fire Place Heaters, Ranges and
Furnaces We solicit the public patronage,
guaranteeing entire satisfaction. OCT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-22

BEHEMOTH.
smallest and m0t Intelligent Dwarf
everkn
MsEUM h Auomaons and Mechanical Wonders operated
STEAM ENGINE
Principal
G,cus Celebrities including
hampon Europe 81
STREET PROCESSION FREE
we'll
miles
Tsl Colossal CharOts
Of
of the
laca
hild and secure
CIRCUS exhibited ENTIRELY sEPAR'
,retningm more
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-22

Bleak, chilly March and November are the
Two worst months of the year for those suffer-
ing with pulmonary diseases. Keep DE-. Bulls
Cough Syrup near by and such sufferers will DO
able to bravo this rough weather without dan
per = 3 ...' '+....-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-22

BFA NEGLECTED. LIVER The bile has a
three fold part assigned to it by the great mana
GER Nature. 1t assists in the digestive process,
acts as a coloring agent of the blood, and is CO..
sential to tho eVacuativo function When the
liver grows torpid. complete chaos ensues in the
stomach and bowels the bile is 10 ected into the
circulation in large quantities. and constipation
and indigestion al produced. Pains under tho
right shoulder BLADE and through the right side,
headaches, vertigo, yelownoss of the skin, fur.
red tongue and nausea also follow. But these
and other symptoms Of biliousness and the dis.
orders which accompany il are entirely removed
by Hostettor's Stomach Bitters, that benign rec
tiher of organic disturbance and remedy for
physical weakness. Intermittent and remittent
fever, urinary and uterine troubles, rheumatism,
govt and other msladies, also yield to the RENE
dial influence Of the great corrective and ihvig-
GRANT. 1t is the peoples cho7en remedy. [eoSt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-22

sag-"ruE CORNER" S. w. OF KING AND
Fairfax Streets DEALHAMS. is the only
place to buy FIRST CLASS MERCHANT
TA1LORS' CLOTHING 1osdy made.
First Class Dress Suits $50. $685. $50, &c.
Business Suits, SIS. sc 80 SIS, 49, Sl0. SIP. Jl5
SIG 80. &c.
Overcosts tr Finest Imported Beaver, Satin
Line !, $40.
Do. Cut Beaver, both tides visible, S25.
French Worafsd $27.
Beavers $1s Sis, $l2. $40 and SO. e..
Finest French Broad Cloth Coats Satin lined.
$40 and down TO S..
Diagonal Coat and Vest of Finest French
Worsted $25 down to SIS, SC.
In FINE CLOTHING you can save 33t per
cent and get them equal in all respects to mer-
chant tailors', and my CHEAP CLOTHING
is the cheapest in the market.
8. DEALHAM,
oct G. King st., corner Fairfhx.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-22

ACCIDENTS. On Sturdy evening ,c,I'r
ed man named Danial Dirp r, while Wheeling
b.Irnw of al Oh board vs. rl, ut American
era! wharf, IrIl to the grnuud and broke his
nose.
A man named George Boync. while under
The Influence Of liquor, on Saturday night, foil
from dry goods box on which he was sitting
and cut his head quite severely. lie was found
lying 90 the ground, bleeding prolusely, and
was picked up and carried to the station house,
where Dr.. Il. Z. Powell dressed his wounds
and sent him hope
The GHOST SnoW.-The Ghost Show con.
Guided iIs performances in this city on Satur-
day night, when, uwing to tho rain. there was
a small attendance After the performance set
down on The bills WAS ever, tho management
undertook 10 extend it by fading away, with
their paraphcrnaIia without paying sundry
small bills, which they had contracted. 10 this
latter performances, however, they were stopped
by Constable Harper, who attached their ct.
ccts and held .hem for the payment Of tho
aforesaid bills. The performers attached 10 tho
show loft here last evening tor Baltimore.
a. g. w. t. K-l'hc annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Alexandria and w ashipgton
Railroad Company was held at tho alice of the
company 10 day at 1880 a. n, and the follow
ing persons were reelected as President and
Directors for the ensuing year. viz A. J.
Csssatt, President; Geo. B. Roberts, j. Nj,
DuBarry, Geo. B. Leib, John Grove, and A.
Jameson, Directors. The elections of Secretary
and Treasurer were postponed to future meet.
Jog Of the Board.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-22

INJUNCTION. Circuit Court Of the CITY
of Richmond has issued 40 injunction restrain
ing the Farmers and Mechanics Savings
Bank, the German Banking Company. the
First National Bank, G. w. Wattles. A. f..
Addison and Charles r. llooff from selling cor
lain bonds of the Washington and Ohio Rail
road Company, held by them as collateral, No.
til tho further order Of the Court. The injunc
ton was granted al the instance Of the railroad
company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-22

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. q. Cattle moderately
active sales of 200 pIims to good at 6a6tc !;
medium ste; common 4s44c. Sheep dull sac;
of IL, 600 good to prime at st a54c me lum 4ia5c;
common Ste. Hogs fair; sales Of sjOo al a '8c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-22

NEW YORK, Oct 19.-Stoeks heavy Money!:
Gold lO}. Flour unch snged. Wheat dull and
lie lower Corn shade frmer.
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ITEMS.

A cuALIcE valued at S2,4OO was pre-,
sented to the Pope by an Italian Duke a
short time since. 4 ~ Is
THERE are 1900 entries at sthe dog
show in New York. One English setter
is valued at $4,000 # .x}FhFEHI
LORD DERBYs reply to the Russian
circular is plain reading. 1t will be
found on our first page. .Fas- A@- -''' Z.
ENGLAND is making extensive war
preparations. She don't propose toilet
the Russian Bear capture her Turkey.
THE Mexican border troubles are to
be nipped. by our army. if necessary. to
put an end to depredations upon the
property of citizens in Texas.
KEss1xeER holds the Fort. But Col
PooRMAN, a gallant soldier, has charged
the main works at Washington and is
likely to capture The CoIlectorship, {
DAIzELL, of Noble county, offered a
joint resolution in the Ohio Legislature
on the 7th inst approving the policy Of
President HAYES. 1t ,cas laid on the
table. -'
MAJOR RENo's sentence of dismissal
from the army for insulting an officers
wife, has been commuted, by the Presi-
dent, to suspension from rank and pay
for two years from May 18th, 1877. -.
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~ In the Judicial campaign last
year the Republicans decided to not
nominate o candidate, and left the mem
bers Of their party free to support VIII
LIAM OKEY or R Z CHAMBERS, In this
county N. HoLLIsrER, THOMAS WILSON,
j. W. DoHERTY and other Republ;ca ms
of influence. who could accomplish what
they undertook, supported Mr.. OKEY.
G H. GooDRIcH boasts of what he did, as
a Republican, for Mr.. OKEY, but he neg
lects to inform his readers that he charged
for ghat he did and ,cas paid eractly the
amount he rated his sergices at No
other Republican in the county made
any charge for his support Of Mr.. OKEY,
neither have we heard of another one
Of them whining over the matter. The
Publisher of this paper did not speak to
a Republican, to solicit his vote, or to in
fuence him In any manner, during the
campaign. .T..t
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!. The WONDERFUL - .sss' i.
EGYPTIAN, IBL 0OD D-PUR!EIER.
- IfEMAIsai u q sriI


~ 1nis snccoo,n, ,,,arabts DEP1n1rfVEea
ENf, eom6iilt,ig .i,.taes ssiiiek Ise,sass I
!, iasa,Hssis .ass @ ,z saia,g { d = eaa M
cate alt diseases of, tho blood, IFS ipgrc-
dieats arc of a purely harDslcss ertSdc-
tion, the products 0ati'ered fsans remotes
ygtg% afgsl%ees y Gaa ess s ss nsrs
feni,'it never fails in ejectin s. that .disedsos
through t.e incdt,l. Of The SKIN, or er-
pritinO dc through ffic 1ndny aud ror'iotfS
caaamois Of the body, thereby .aiIosing,-
fhei, @ proper aormea o aaa Js,,efloaai cow cow
eaasi:ce @is dg ss,s s ss :s;c s@ss e o s ss sss
doubted retiatiIity end sronderftd curq-s
ticcs properties, it being, most WHTtfcstior--
ably, the rery dcn,e Of 'ncficat tis,es,pf,ss
age, in the treatment OF erc1y disease
svisre the blood itself IS r,.iniarisg fhs
,SGR0flULI ld,,d the biousa,,d and ono
causes that lead 10 this, terrible d6itcfiony
of ,cI.iclt all cfeiuzesf icomnmniiies arc J
eSqssss sst t % ss asfss u a's s ,s, ass ssssss .
seisit eren ,fnto the thirdiaad fourth gcslS :
e,,afions, and to oBRQKEN-DOUN'4N IND
ENFEEBLED CONSTITUTI0kS 10 Is q :
q0,rerfttI s'ejaUe,tator, caustn0s the rrecisr,
of man once more to dssumc the God-iko
form Of n,dnItood. q. 3sf,a Se44 tsS : ss
- TsGE5aSH9 59l1EbHSS us DSysEasEs gRIS
eCOSIIYENESS, LIYERs 4NDikIDNIsYs
COMPLAINTS, GENERAL AND NERT-s
Gus DEBILITY, RHEBM 1TIHH. :
GL4NDULAR ENL4RGEMENTS, EPI-
THELIO1IITOJ.Szsf.A sf.ANCER SClJRylI,
Il AFFECTIONS OF THE ZONES, INDO-
LENT ULCERS, FBMALE C0M@s
PLAINTS fapd to the 0entter sec II, Is, a
boon long sought for bU senstfive, sxscep-
flbIe, aud deiionte fss,aies, 40 q iSEeSs
direct Getion7 upon their aitmentS) AMI.
ALL FORMS OF CHRONIC DfSEaSEi
IN ITHIOH THE BLOOD is THE SEAT
OF THE TROUBLE, it is invdtsta1te. A
q : positise. and perp,ancitt. cgre,s,J Jor4
CHILLS and FETERS and alt MILE
RIAL POISONS. G1nGiL. ~. % asnLas
truth of these Claims. sssSS at.t
y Price, one Dollar, in large oottIc, o.
sir bottles, So.
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Probate Notice.

4 CCOUNTS and vouchers have been fled in
Il the Probate Court of Monroe County.
Ohio, for settlement, by the following Ad
ministrators, Executors and Guardians:
First and final account of Michael Boughuer,
Admir- de bonis non with the will annex /.
ed, of Rudolph Zessiger.
Second partial account of Geo. II. Trembl y,
Admir- of Ephraim G Tremby, 80. y.
Second partial account of j. Il. McCailo Ugh
Adm'r of Epbraim Griffith.
First partial acjount of Jas. Dou yhsrty,
Admir- of r. s. Slack.
First partial account OF Jere Williams, admir-
of Joseph Allen.
Third AMI final account of Abraham Erle.
wine, Guardian Of Elizabeth Erlewine.
Third aud final account of John and Henry
X. Winland, Executors of James Winlaud
Any person interested may fls written
exceptions to said accounts, or any item there
of, on or before the 4th day of June
next, when the same will be finally heard aud
continued from day TO day until disposed of
rsss. S s.stss Jas r. MORRIS,
mays. TVS. PrObata Indsa G. n.
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PROBATE COURT,

"
May 2 Elizabeth Workman, Guar,
dian, VS.. Her Wards and others, obtain
ed an order to sell real estate in Bel.
mont county, in which she has dover
interest Hiram Mctiaughy, A c R.m.
age and J. w Phillips were appointed
appraisers. - : 80. - - ="
May 4 John Fisher, Jr, was ap.
pointed Admir- of the estate of Jacob
Suter deceased bond $1,000 David
fisher, John fisher, Sr., and David Su.
ter were appointed appraisers of the
personal estate. & ~ 81
John & Henry X Winland, Execu
tors of the. VIII Of James ,Winlaud, de,
ceased, filed their final account; hearing
continued ...s.g
May S-William Winland was ap-
pointed Guardian of the estate of Mary
LsCoon, "a minor.S 4kE >
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years back. ------.-..----.---.-.-.......
Farmers have commenced the dairy
business,zand most of them, have sold
their milk for LEES money than usual, the
average price being abput 95c per cwt.s
sThesNispetIy Hothefs, on 40possum,
have been very busy working at their
mill, and are pushing their work through
at q lively rate, and probably will have it
erected on or about the 18Th inst Mr.
John Bruny is experimenting the build
ing. "a '''' Z. "V' 90 p a - Is '
Mr.. Peter Fankhauser, ,of this place, is
doing fine business in the dry goods
line, and is taking in a great dea. OF
trade, He las been taking in eggs for
the last two months at the rate of nine
barrels per week, With other things in
proportion. 81 . nec z9s!S @sis,o
Lead pencils are in good demand here,
for the 26th inst. is approaching; but
still we will try and, nominate good
ticket
Mr. Fred; lLory, Of Sardis, This coun-
ty, is coming in our vicinity with his
portable sawmill and will make three sets
near the head OF Opossum; 1st, on the
land of Joseph Ingold; 81, at the mouth
of Wild Cat Run; 81, on the land of
Mr.. John Bruny, on Opossum' y 4
Mr.. John Fankhauser, Jr ,of Morton,
and Mr. Adolph Schupbach, OF Sardis,
who left us some time ago for Burling-
ion, Kansas, have informed US that they
have reached their destination safe and
in good health. and that they are enjoy.
ing the comforts of their new home.
=.
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The Last Swim die,

The latest swindle is in the purchase
of metallic clothes lines The polite
agent, with every appearance of being
drunk, Introduces himself to the farmer,
and induces him to except arhundred feet
of it as gift, but at the same time
agreeing to act as agent for its sale
The farmer consents to it, and is re
quested to sign his name and address on
the back Of one OF. tue circulars produ-
ced by the agent In the course of time
1000 or 5000 feet of the line is shipped
to the farmer, and few days thereafter
printed order with an agreement to
pay the retail price of five cents per
foot is produced by another person, and
the farmers only recourse is to pay it,
as the person presenting the order is an
"innocent" purehaser.-SteubenuiVe Ga.
zette. FaS
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d@ BARRETT. Boss under RoBB, at
the tunnel, received his pay amounting
to nearly 800, the first week in the
present month and departed. At Bel.
laires on the 5ih inst he stopped with .
man named ,SwITzER, who. BARRETT
claims, robbed him Of oil but S3l.--
SwiTzER was arrested and in default of
$500 baik was sent to, Jail; and has since
been indicted for grand larceny, nl'.7 y
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AUDITOR.

FaED SPIRIT : Announce tho name OF
William WEbDtE.s Of Benton township. as a
candidate for reuomination for Auditor; sub
jeot to the decision of, the Democratic Nomi-
mating Convention. -. MANY DEMOCRATS. P
ED. SPIRIT: Announce the name OF
STEPHEN A, ATKINSON, of Adams township,
as candidate for Auditor: subject to the de
els ion of the Democratic Nominating Con-.
ventiOn. -- r, MANY DEMOCRATS. o.
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Tobacco men estimate that much
less area of tobacco will be planted in
this county this season than last.--Itis is
the general opinion that tie tobacco
crop of Eastern Ohio will not be near
as large as in former years. The low
prices that have ruled for tue past few
years have discouraged some Of the
largest planters - Guernsey County JET
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