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BILL APPS CHAT.

Points i'm which Wonderful
Agreement between Bill AFRO
and solomon IL DeVeI-
oDcd-The Moral
Pointed.
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TNHE holders of the STATE Cr Ta1ra=-a- .I.s are
/ earnestly requested 70 u tH- 40 f.a gr-'-s fl. nH
B. Manning. No. Is Wal s.r---, tu Ntauaz -a-.
January 18th. a. - O'Clock
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Don't be shy, man." said the woman:
Simon said, PPM 'fraidr
brace up Simon! Courage! fie, mani
All my plans Is laid,
and II you don't have me- you old coot, I'll sue you
Tor breach of promise within inch of you lifel I'll
give you counting enough sure as my name is Mary
Oliver"
Continued il the circuit court of the Dis
trlct of Columbia
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DISSOLO TICEg.

Es. r.. tftt-
lgANIIA - - -4-sH-
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wILBURNE BARTON

For the Sunday Appeal
TIE BOUTHLACA AS TRANKSGIV
TEG
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-06-18
,Bellaire Leader.l

The Democrats Of Monroe ,coantysare
solid for Hon. JERE. WILLIAMS, OF
Woodsield, for Congress Mr.. W. is
a very able man, and makes display oi
good sense il the editorial scoIu mas OF
the SPIRIT OF DEMocRAoY that Is com.
'meEdable' and puts him a head and
shoulders above any other man in the
district who is available. HlH}s
Marion Democratic Mirror.]
! JEsE WftErlMs of the Monfoe Coun.
ty SPIRIT OF DEMooEAcY Is spoken OF as
d candidate for Congress-. The election
Of fbY1hll WILLIAM, 'i, would be an accession te
the Ohio delegation Of State importance
He is reliable Democrat, has sound
views on national questions, aud would
always be found reliable as representa-
tive of the people in the councils of the
nation. -
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IW yUu Safely me5C az dUme. a. n
.lrn.a,, .Ils,sa.,,',,,Njs|aAA ]

FORD, departed this life May 30, 1878
'being 90 6years of Aage. At 16 she uni
ted with the sM q Ghurch, Of which sh'
was a eensistent member to the day o
her death. She was resident OF Bethe
Township, Monroe. County, Ohio, for A.
ye6is, havingf ssttled there while ltvsl
yet a wilderness. 10 this dispensatior
of ,Proyidence, the church has lost q use
ful member. a husband has lost devo
ted. wife, snd, q large family OF children
have lost that greatest OF 'all earthly
blessings good mother. Wsyield tc
the Fathers will, feeling that "our. loss il
her eternal gain" aud as we laid her |,
the silent tomb We felt.
e These ashes too oo4thisslittle dust II
Our Fathers care shall keep, oe,o,
Till the last angel rise and break
The long and dreary sleep.
Funeral sermon preached by her pas
tor, Rev. King of Lebanon.
Lower Salem, Ohio, June 4, 1878.
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PROBATE COURT.

June IT. e. Allen, Assignee of
Paul Rist, reported q sale Of real estate
which was confirmed blythe Court.
John o. Sleiger, Guardian OF John
W. Lange, q minor, was ordered to pay
over to Fred'k Kanzig all moneys OF
property belonging to said minor.
John u. Steiger, Guardian Of The es-
tate of John W. Lange, minor, filed
his 6nal account !; hearing continued. zeF
June 1.-THE last Will and Testa
ment of James Bolen, late of Lee town.
ship, was admitted to probate Samuel
Bolen was appointed Administrator =
Bond 81 ,1U0 Alex Straight, F. Moffit,
and B Martin were appointed apprais
ers OF The personal estate .s98 Z
N. Bandi, Guardian of the estate o.
Mary ToHii an imbeciie, filed his second
account; hearing continued.
- M IBougmeg,A Admir- of thes estate so
L D, Gratighey, decd, represented said
estate as probably insolyent; or lered, tr
publish notice. rs .Taayagasa haa u
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MARRIED.-On the, Isl inst, by THos
WILsoN, Esq, Of Franklin township
Mr.. JAMES OKEY and Miss ELIzABErH
NJ 9ltlF tk4Ahats r-i lAf L@lasttf4-1 \
1AAchHf' % i5visasI gsn, 81 if51 So 5a
zsOn the4thinst., by Rev. j. W. DIcKEL
Mr. AUSTIN NJ. WALRousE and Miss
Rosa LEIBFARTH.
On the, 9Th, inst, by Elder n, w
CKkMBIETT, M. .JoHN M. CARTER and
Miss LINDA a. 1BENNErr. ,o39AgoT
4. By Rev, J. r SIXTH, June I'd, at the
M. E Parsonage in, Miltonsburghf Mr
MILTON Cam of the vicinity Of Boston
Belmont County, Ohio. and Mrs. JANE
MEssENaERs Of tile vicinity hof Malaga
Monroe County, Ohio.s@ASaa9 yda5ssa i,
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Sheep Dun at ST. 0oa4 5o.a
Raltirnore-June 1O-catlle.Y

BaltiInore-June 10 4Catuelyery
best on sale this, 4 week, .ia7t@5ac; aIia,
generally rated drst qualify, 4a@4Ac
medium Or good fair quality, 34@4A
ordinary thin steers, ,.Axen and cows, q
@3fs extreme range ofprices. 28@54
most of the sales. were, from 4J@55E
There, were but,a very few and those
selections. sold to. one. Of our butcher
+frms'heredabonritopo quotations, ,5ac =
We quote the market atU2a@5A t,sIs,q
F. Mich CowsAThee receipts are light
anft TIE sales very limited Quotations
beQ@4o 90 per head, esasdl, and Il s few -. at the lat
Qlsc3ts ic,s lae5c,e. mostly nc, 1T 4,
the. la,teraAgure andsfew even as,low as
4acsa Taikends aud stillers sold at 44c
I Sheep-We quote Sheep 3@44c, few
selling at the lat'er price, most sales be
ing baad61iat 3t@4c, iLimbs, 4i@6c,
and very fsW at the latter price, mos,
sales being, st 44@5c; stock Sheep, Sc
@2 50iper head.ye.A .,azo i 7s.g !
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eETbe Barnesville District Confer

ET The Barnesville District Confer
ence will meet at Powhattan, June 25th,
at 7 80 P. NJ. The opening sermon, by
Rev. q. .oB! HENTHoRNE,. will be followed
by the sacrament of the Lords Supper
A full attendance is requested Local
preachers, will be examined upon the
first year of their course Of study.
JIM. CARR, P. e.
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Romelus Brownfield, attempting to
provoke sibreaeb Of the pence, 1M
Levi Bscher, illegal voting.

PtofohO otulceSuVt WIG pCNOS. q A8
Levi Bacher, illegal voting.
WnEJseebi, Illegal yetingr--- :
E: r Engerman, illegal voting.
Samuel Jackson, Joseph Blaney, Ma.
than Decker and Ross Rodecker, fishing
with q ,sein..
Andrew Rist, Two bius selling iianors
on Sunday, and selling liquors to be
drank where sold
Madison Nauy alias Madison o.
borne, assault and menacing threat.
Henry Sebaugh US Peter Paul II judg-
meut in favor Of plaintiff for $685.
and costs.
M: Brennan d Co: IS As 4 Bridge.
man; civil action; reply Withdrawn; de.
murrer to second defense in answer filed
leave granted plaintiffs to withdraw de-
murrer and refle reply
l. D: Riley VS. Elizabeth Riley, Jr'
civil action; motion to require plaintiff
to state and number causes Of action
was sustained; leave to plaintiff to
amend his petition in 80 days from tern
and cause continued.
| John Slime, Admir- rys Cyrus Edgar
d ano.; civil action; judgment in favor
Of plaintiff s1i lbat q a11oY erooh :
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Here's Your Civil Service Reform.

Here's Your Civil Service Reform.
, The clerks in the Interior Department,
reed iysdli liuf fnfitaGqa .tohag from 5the
Republican Congressional Committee II
contribute specified AMOUNTS, determined
by the amount OF salary received, fol-
carrying Ln the next political campaign,
tbs Importance ofprsseadaS Delhoc tafi
from obtaining control Of the next
House issuggested, ,oahd she Committee
states that itzhas good reason to enter
upon iswork with courage Telegram,
10TH inst s..zs5sag-.,zs1sss;ss.l
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f.J. t.JN yF1 = = p :! 2 =,
1t has cost England $500 for every sol
diershe has brought from India to Malta
and now that the English masses nbegil
tolook upon peace as assured they arc
talking about unnecessary expenses
Even granting that-they will have to pay
this much, they display spirit very an
tagonistic to paying the return fare, tant
propositions are heard toLtha ieffsct tina
Disraeli ought to pay that part of the bill
himself.
A Germ$n physician who was cIass
mate of Bismarck at the University O
Boun, says that even at that early ag'
be gave evidences of the tact, shrewtl
ness, and diplomatic. qualities for which
be is now famous. In his oral inter
eohrseandiin'his correspondence with
absent friend he seemed incapable o
committing himself rashly on anv sub
jecss He never parted with a manuscript
without carefully revising II, runai once
when rallied On his caution, rejoined
''It' Is no credit to be right where i
WOULD be inexcusible 10 be wrong
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year. - '''se'-'-'''-
The war in South Africa is about over
Sandilla, the Galkas chief, having sent
word to the commander OF the British
forces that he was tired oH fighting And
wanted peace e3s1'a ,,s = iaAii'tH bah
Noble County, according TO the Up.
lrpraisement ofthe sAssessotso This, Spfipg
and thelastappraisment Of land d,is, worth
S6, ,l20,40ae Censideripgt the propertgos all
appraised at bali thereal value of the same
there lie Sl2.240,Sl0swotth. -s.:or Ella
Austria continues recalcitrant, and the
more other nations prepare fer and ssalh
of peace, the more she prepares for war
Now sheis going to mobilize O. hundred
thousand troops, for the purpose. forsAetl
ofgiving force othe DEGREES ofthe sC5n
Sress. tt looks more like huge bulld6z
l;or oneration3 TErsH aaidd y hGs! i'd
u 6sSSp Iii Sf.sI Is0islAg at as! ,le;LW rms
! It's some time since we have beer
treated to an ecGpsetef the sun andrtllere'
fore the coming one, that on dthe 29tbe
July will be looked forward to with. cob
siderable interest TT will be total across
the United States the shadow Belt being
about one hundred and, thirty miles vide
1t will be visible from 4 TO 6 o'clock in tbt
afternoon,
Turkey remains turbulent and the ispir
it Of Bulgarian atrocities will not dogn
Russia could drive the whole tMoslen
population across the Bosphorus, hut nov
she gcaunot preserve peace in her new
principally. Itlooks as II these disor
ders were allowed to run wild, So chat i
necessary the Gar can open anothercon
quest for the sake of the abused Chris
tanS. 1ps-t ..,.,F
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( yEfoRrrUAfrI,niT

=, DIEp-April 80, 1878. LEONARD TwI
sEM aged 9 years 5 mSnths and2S days
Youngest son q FREDESicK and MARrHA
FEIslsY. u = g. q ~
Those parents have been bereft of one
Of them little one; whose DAYS herenpof
earth had Sbeen sfew; butzwhat u eaftt
compared with the world to which bis
young spirit has winged its early fight
Christ, has said, l..Suffer little lchildren4t to
come unto me. for of such is the king
domsof heaven" sz1si -vas SsdT 81
Little DENNY sxaatly yalaapins.-----
Little loved one early blessed.
Free from pain and care and sorrowsw Z
Oh, rejoice, forihe's d rests a
iGoa takes thee, LRNNY; dearest one,
Within bis loving arms
Z And there n peace ySufi sxestiy rest, % IS
Secure from every harm.
H. SAwYERs.
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--@>0>- >------------- 4-H 1fIE
NTWhen the Committee on Resolu.
tons had Submitted their report to the
Republican state Convention; General
BEIrrY wsfhed the Hayes msn IL this
style:
Now undertake to say that tue
Southern policy Of this Administration
is an outrage upon The rights of the Re
publicans Of the South; the Civil Ser.
vice policy is a sham, [applause and
the veto of the Silver! Bill slight ap
pinuse was an effort to defeat the only
measure whish made resumption posi-
blsS without nhiversak Bankruptcy. Ap.
plalse and hisses.] J. give you n0tice
that unless youyalpy mento speak freely
you viii be- whipped ins October z
,IKi understand this thing called the
Southern policy of the, Administration
it1s ! policy'b 'by which 4 great party ha:
been disappointed humiiiated and idegra
ded. fHisses] Nfsiapoley by (which
two Republicans States Of this natior
have been turned over into the hands O.
the rebels and 0Democrats, II Applause
Itisoaspoliey which sseeks to coneiliat,
our enemies-to concilixte Democrat
by sacrificing our friends Kisses and ap
piause i; it isa policy that has turned
disgrace upon Republicans of the South
who yent, through hell fire to,put Ruther
ford B Hayes in the Executive chair
hisses it is policy Of coldbloodet
insaatssuds hissss it-is-a. policy o.
base treachery. Kisses all over th'
house ,dA0 0Aaaflld
e Still We are informed that all Is fse
rene in the party-No differences,
solid front and like expressions ar
heard from the machine politicians W,
suspect they don't know what they ar
talking about. = '"- - l'''- - : 7
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WoODsFIELD NURSERY,

,aas AHAd dfEDl-T-7T Gnr
Mrs. M. A. War, ass the Woodsiisld
Nursery, isa prepared to furnish Fshit
Trees, Garden seeds, Pot Flowers of Al!
kinds, Wire and Rustic Baskets, SHOW.
fake and Beauty Potatoes, and Bulbs Of
Dahlias. Gladiolps'. Tubroses, &c &c ,
attha, lowest cash prices. Where artit
eles are sent by mail 16sceuts per pound,
postage. is added to theprice. i ,y,,asoa
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So
OBITUARY,

EDIED-At Darlington, the 29th ult,
.NesMAx D, fnMnk Son Of THoMAs sahd
MAHr NJ. wAr1Sssaged Z ppnthi iahd /
days. -
Weep not because your darling
Was borne toIwoflds on'hfgh, IN
Before his charms did half unclose
3 ess@tT sqptt T'd"''''s' s''f1'IL WHI
Had he but lived a few short years,
In all his. .bsautyibright,; .og
His eyes would oft been dimmed with tears
His hesstbssa tstphed with hight.sTsvO
p Bat he has gone 70 dresmlesa sleep, y
Mid tears aud pdheast-wungsishs aUa
Oh, do not for that angel weep
His homie ID inEt sskiexE .sSBAER ga i
He has joined his angel sister. ,TEr gSias
And they're waiting till you como;
Pray that God may guard and Keep you
Till Won safely meet at Home. A. n.
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Written for The Spirit of Democracv.l
WASHINGTON COUNTY,

ED. SPIRIT: 1t may interest the citi
Gems ofsQld Mof1roeto know that there
viii he 4 grand celebration ia Lower Sa
lem, Washington County, Ohio, on the
4rhI 'oflJuly. 1t will be under the man.
agement of Co. B, 18th Regiment o N
EG., which sis ordered into camp for that
day Several military companies will
meet with Co B, among which will be
Che. Putnam Light Guards, with few
pieces Of artillery, under command OF
Capt Bosworth. The national salute
will sbee fred by them at IL O'clock :
Plenty of good music, by the Marietta
and. Dexter brass banda, marital and vo-
cal, will enliven the day. The exercises
Of the day will begin with the march OF
Elis Historical Pageant and here let
me warn those whose mirthfnlzprooliEi-
ties are liable to gain the aseendency to
get their sides insured before daring to
witness this
The opening address will be given by
Prof. Wire. Tie Sunday Schools will
be addressed by Rev Baker, Of Salem,
aud Rev King, of Lebanon Capt,
Beach, Gen. A. J w arner and Hon:
Henry BOIL win be heresand Hon. Jere
Williams OF Woods6eld, and many 9th.
Eers, are expected to make speeches
Preparations are being, made TO make
this the most interesting 4th Of duly
Celebration ever held inthis county.
e EAnA.
/ Lower Salem. June 4. 1873
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q tnau swoHe 7rorT97so 10 aeso1d
% asHERfFFS SAEE.d; gaih,s'6
YlilshTo, sssl9sp sshBls
7d IN rs Levi iMellott ijJsk gsinEic
siS iol aisssT.tssss. ni heisgialo iss rsp
.yWiltiamg5g'Ts al.ilsssfi .ea

mr. yirtun. 4 81 ~ oar, ogusl Al; = g, ,.,,, s
II from the. court Of common plsas, within !.
and for the county Of Monroe, and STATE cf .
Ohio, In case pending in said court between
theiibove named parties; ;audtoImsdirssssdI
I Will offer for sale, At public Auction ~ thsc g
east door Of .hscours honss IT, Woodsapld ,pad v
Saturday, the 2oth day of July, 1873, ,IssF
between the hours Of 10 siolookts. m. saadz
o'clock p. m, of said, day, the folloEins dsrui
Ohio, to wit: go -, -.
Situate in the township of Adatas,a adoGnsy yni
Ipf Monroe and Ststssof Ohio,st TO wiHe eBsgiR.
hing forthe aamsst the isenshssst corner efto
the east half OF. the, northeast sauarten ofiw
section thirtytwo, township four of range 4
four; .,hence north with the section linstf
Mesf,s corner, themes wlsst WITH Nsek ishds
ito % corners ouythe Weat fsideiof said haifi5
quarter stoI sths big road; thence avith sait u
road in 9 soatheasterlJe oourse 70 the sSresa 4
/ line between said Hampton H. Taylor (ds-
lceasei) and Mobley: thence With SAID agreed !.
line in southssstsrly direction 70 the place =
Of bsgfnniug, containins sixty aorss, more 9
or less. .snEsni u isn~ Wonz ofRI9ss aisel
Z Also, the southwest .qu Arter of the north
west quarter OF section twenty ak, township !,
flour Of range four, contsining 'thfttysnins
and eighty seven one hundrsdsh acfss, more
or less.j2e Pc fa fibis itgasl ni fssi sSg oEssi
I Said property 50 sordsrsdits be sold 10 ap-s
praised at and may sell for tee &
thirds Of said sppraisement. Tsrms Of sale
I enc third down On day Of sale, snd Balance !.
on confirmation. 1r2F'i 79s ls'l gi''i's@
81 .1rli0E saj aosliel 70, iwAgRBADasa s~
sff 81 10 FIsi-sd ssEf-f, M av;G n ff e0, tie
-HUHTzR 4 MALLORY, eAtty'ss sgil Al o3sIq
shsrif's ofius., Woods1sIa. Juas ls, ls7s.sI,
June lS,'7SW5. Ssr
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SOC sih sagf isEl - egu iiiS 4fsiA afl
NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERs9

GEALRD PRoPOSAhSswilh be- received res
Nsthe Auditors o1aoe, ,ins Weodshslds i ikone5
roe County Ohio, until 2, o'clock. ~ Wsdnes-,
day, June rs. 1878, for > wroaghtriron bridge
across Opossum Greek, al Nispsrly's mill IN
Ohio township. Said bridge TO aby49 fes:
long extreme length, and II fsst roadway.
Plans, spscidcstionsa and strain shssssnuss
b furnished by bidders, The Board sssssys
the right to,rsject any or oil bfaEs nj siHs49
BY, order Of the Commissionsrs., = as~ III
a, ,,a,.,, ! VIZ. WRDpLE, sASdispr, 5,
niy2s. .'7sxx. y = - { {, ',e'S'''sss !, ~,
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E The case of SAMUEL AsrrLL and

~ The case Of SAMUEL ANTILL and
JosAs tDANroRD. against The Monroe
County Agricultural Society, on claim
for $40, with interest from September
1876, occupied the Court on AFfiday, the
14th inst.
At the Fair that year the Society of.
feredz premiums Of $40 and $40 for fast
F.est .hotseslia harn@a best heats in s,
IsAxTILL and DAxFokD brought their
mare, "Red Buck" heret6 60 ID harness.
The GREea brothers, of Belmont coun-
ty, brought their, srqtter, saSilyer Heels'
and another horse 10 GO uhder saddle.
On the second day of the meeting the
Directors changed the manner of going
in theitrot; from ''in .harness'' TO- Ego as
they please" Against this action AkrILL
protested, and at meeting held ou the
following day, the Board again voted to
lei, ,tbe, horses ,...go as they please"
4 MelJudgasss!otf the ;aee were notified
fof the action taken by the Board and
en,riea yeresmadeA With that understand
ing by both TIE owners ofssaddle and
harness horses, exceptW. c, MOONEY,
who, we learn, did not .,know that the
manner. of going had been changed
fwhenl he entered his horse to go in har-.
ness. "Silyer Heels" won the race, unI
der saddle, in three straight heats, An.
rILt's entry, in harness, winning second
1 90 - ,t-s--.. .n3fFT sissd Sli$a 81
money. .slaa9 ,fsii s.sr>
ANrILh and .DANFsRD entered a pro
test against the award and commenced
suit before Justice BEARD against the
Society eThea Society won before the
Justice, and tie jury in the Common
Pleas Court returned Their, verdict for
the-Spciety.s A motion 10 set aside the
verdict and for new trial was entered
by counsel for plaintiff 'ssbsm szriJluo9
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Malarial Fever.

tMALARIAL FEvEks constipation, tor
pidity of the Aver and kidneys, general
debility, nervousness and neuralgia all.
ments yield readily to this great disease
conqueror, Hop Bitters. II repairs the
tayages ,efMisease .bSaeonyertiRg, tht
food into rich blood, and it gives new
life sndavigor, to the aged and in6rm al.
ways. See "Proverbs" in other column
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THE sPIRIT.oFDEMoCRACY

THE RlRlT'VF DEMUGkACY
.Mesdaya Juhels, is7s. II
(.svasYk sssssa Ne bss SspSS
.sE=Es:s:,E -sS:se7Ts-T7
n. a. WEST. 81: Local Editer.
esssssss.z =, ....9- -
Ssssess1 1TzsSs7szl HsS5 Es6 esTo1 sIHTI
:sASxy,4..sDr,pg' chickens sts high:
tSAel laPriGss ,,sss Cd, 10 sasI,sbennsoot
41s1hhgest day inethe year isiI June
~ kas .,sSle hoos nj saildsls ;siaaizSlas
.sane isa aa'.aa wheat Is mott filled
" ..sss.eat 3 m .smoO, sIqsas, DIV (
In good condition.
-,
sr,.,S uids[s 5peSss ycSssss I'll 8sBp STT(H T y
:, ,,,.ooo
a,ser Tho fs;ss AT week. -
.o.s xraeeszEsqJ sfNshle roliniss
Is attending Court this week.
y5NsNSHMxsstr,s of Senscas 4oownstip,'
ives Foreman Of the Grand jury. :, ..x
Treasurer MoRRls- has extended the
tnsdoa paying taxes 10 Jaiy 4slnTsxu Z
n~o 30 races, Isck kitig sa and tfcs4lilngs s4lgs
op tps Salr sSEppnessS S9n s9ysesai .soAn
"A Balloon Ascension will tsks place plascvs
from thssEsF Grounds on July Aas, Ia
Prof. w. p. Corr has been engaged
as Principal Of the Union School Of this
place.
BealIsville viii iestlvailn the M. E.
Chpseh of that place on the evening ot
July 4sh. :, o..uuatu
Isaac ABHrfER, Of Seneca township,
hsAbdeasappoiaIedsa Gaasdt in the RenG
tentiary.
wrLu1Nrschfirars, whS @asfnjared by
his team,runnina away two weeks SINCE,
is improving.
sifHiry cehts ferthe newsSi fiwocI
seems to be the figure among buyers
Pstleys gales EeppgisA,t,A rsipois1at
It is said That Eating dnfons will pre-
vent the ups from ,chspping, will
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and unchanged; heavy 's3 35a3 go;
light SO 2Oa3 80; mixed, So 25a3 IS
sfosttlsyFirm and unchanged steer
81 j Qa5a 20;a feeders and stookers So, s0t
aaI a0:stbutehers' frm;i q cowsys22 S9a4
90: bulbs SO a0a3' i25; i Texans SO 96a:
ES0 va sui'qs9zs ,vyi 4aaI 70 on: gfdsrRoi
Z Sheep 4Duil at ST God 5O.ao, ss,as
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saFbSTEai MstiyaI,liaa .

A floral Festival wilbbetheld at the N.
E. Church in thfs place Oh Sunday, the
spsh ipstu spsakers tr0n & n = distance f aFs
expectedo ,,ss,ss ysls4 as moea srsiia,Bq
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J, RInelnna4l,

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June 14--Flour4 65a6 Is; Wheat
92al 0oso CRrn, Ssa4les .Qats 26a2Sc
Rye Sic; Barley .A3a44c.
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NeW York.

r. June. .IAgrFlourS 2is5Qa7 30; Wheat ]
O6al BaaCornAla4ac; sOats 2Sa37c
Rye 69a7le; Barley 62e.li lo' bs,s pflil4
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-EsnrW. W!eFaAsrER, Deputy Sheriff
OF Belmentc county, arrived here, on the
siSweiSAt. having in charge F!sE. Husr,
Who WAS indicted some time since bfor
lpsssing forged psper on the Monroe
Bank pf ibis place. HuNE was arrested
by The Chief OF Police iof Newark, who
telegfaphed FalsIkR to send for him.