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THE COAL PIT DISASTER.
Full Extent of the Calamity known.
The Mine Flooded and Two Hun
dred and Fifty Men Still in the
Pit--A Terrible Scene Among the
Relatives Of the Victims.

LONDON, September IL The full ex-
tent of the terrible disaster in the coal
mine at Abercarne, yesterday, is now
known. At $3.50 this morning the food
ing of the pit was commenced. At that
hour the fire was within short distance
OF the bottom of the shaft, and all hope
of further rescue had to be abandoned.
When this decision was announced to
the relatives Of the two hundred and
fifty-one men still in the pit,
THE SCENE WAS TERRIBLE,
beyond description. Thirteen addition
al bodies of victims were recovered be-
fore the flooding Of the pit was begun.
The Abercarne colliery is the property
of the Ebbavale Steel, Iron and Coal
Company. Il is situated few hundred
yards from Abercarne Railroad station.
The pit, which is three hundred and
thirty yards deep, and one of the best
worked in the district, was yielding one
thousand tons of steam coal daily from
the works. The castings OF the pit were
THROWN TO 7HE HEIGHrH OF THREE HUN.
.' DRED FEET
above the mouth of the shaft. The col
liery employs upwards of one thousand
hands, of whom 373, taking their turn
at the shaft, went down at IL o'clock in
the morning. Twenty-one Of this mum.
Der came up at noon, up to which time
nothing had occurred to create any sus-
pioions of danger. At12:l0 p. NJ. a
loud, rumbllng noise was heard, quickly
followed by Re III 8
FLASH OF FLAME FROM THE PRS MOUTH,
column of smoke, dust aud debris as
cending in the air. The explosion dam
aged the winding gear, thus destroying
the only means Of communication with
the men in the pit. As soon as the gear.
ing could be repaired working parties
we're sent down the shaft and eighty.
two men and boys, working within few
hundred yards OF the shaft, we're res.
cued, but it became evident, as attempts
were made to advance into the workings,
that but little hope could be entertained
Of any life surviving. About four hun
dred yards from the bottom of the shat
are the stables, and here fourteen horses
were found, all dead. Beyond this poin'
the explorers could not go, on account
of the impurity Of the air and the preva.
lence OF choke damp. Volunteer ex.
plorers succeeded in bringing out twelve
men very much burned, also seven dead
bodies, but it is feared no others can be
for the present, got at, in consequence
Of the fire extending, and there remains
no reasonable hope that any further lives
will be saved. The whole district o.
Monmouth is much excited, and it seem
ed last night as il the entire female pop
ulation of the district had gathered
about the mouth of the shaft.
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v EG Il II INE
PuriAeS the Blood g. Gives Strength.

Du QuofN, ILL.,, Jan. n, 1878.
Nh. Il. r. STEVENS:
Dear sir,--Your "vegetine. has been doing
wonders for me. Have been having the
Chills and Fever, contracted Id the swamps
Of the South, nothing giving me relief until
began the use Of your vegetine, 1t giving
me immediate relief, toning up my system,
purifying my blood; giving strength; whereas
all other medicines weakened me, and filed
my system with poisoni and am satisfied
that II families that live in the ague dis
tricts of the South and West would take
Vsgetine two or three times q week, they
would not be troubled with the "Chillsh or
the malignant fsvsrs that prevail at certain
times Of the year, save doctors bills, and
live to q good old age. Respectfully yours,
IL. MITCHELL,
Agent Henderson's Looms. st. Louis, No.
All DISEASES or'rHE BLoop. II VBeErrNs
will relieve pain, cleanse, purify, and cure
such diseases, restoring the patient to per.
feet health, sfter trying different physicians,
many remedies, suffering for years, h it not
conclusive proof, If you are . sufferer, you
can be ouredi Why is this medicine per-
forming sun great oures' 1t works in the
blood, in the circulating fluid. It can truly
be called the GREAT BLooD PURIFIER. The
great source OF disease originates Id the
blood; and no medicine that does not act 'di.
rectly upon 1t, topurify and rsnoyate, has
any just claim upon public attention.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-09-17

HThe election in Maine throws lit.
tie light on the vexed question as to
which party the sgreenbackers" draw
most from. The vote will be about
CoSNoR. Republican, $4,000
SHIrH, Greenback, .43 600
GARcELoN, Democrat, 26,0e0
This shows larger falling off from
the Democrats than from the Republi-
cans, 5ut this goes for nothing, as it is
known that in some sections the Demo.
Gratis voted solidly for the Greenback
candidate.
The one well established fact develop
Cd by the election is, that one New En-
gland State. AZ least, has accepted the
Ohio idea -
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Tie County Treasury DeHaieation

Tie County Treasury Defaieation.
CAMBRrpaE, September 1O.-The ex-
animation Of the funds In the County
Treasury was finished to-day. The de-
ficiency of Treasurer Patterson at the
present settlement reached "a, 800. This,
added to the deficiency OF bis former
settlement, $1,000, makes total defal-
cation of Sl0,900 The matter is the
entire theme Of conversation here, the
Court Square for the past two days hav-
ing resembled a political caucus.
Treasurer Patterson's bondsmen we're
all here, and have gone home determined
to stand litigation in the matter. 1t Is
firmly believed that part of the burden
will yet fall where 1t properly belongs,
on some prominent outsiders, who have
victimized the unfortunate Patterson
The Board OF Commissioners to-day
appointed John W. Robins, of this place,
as Treasurer for the interim, which oc.
ours between this and the October elec-
ton. The appointment having been
made before the twenty days preceding
the election, in accordance with the
statute, they will have TO elect at that
time. The Democracy will also call q
Convention and nominate q candidate
for the place.
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VEG11TINEl
5 Is THE BEST
SPRING MEDICINE.
6 VEGETINE.
Prepared BY
III. II. STEVENS. Boston. Mass.
Vegetine Is Sold by all Druggists.
LEGAL NOTICE.

VX7ILLTAM z. FORD. Huldah r. Rodeckei
wv and William N, Rodecker, whose post
office address is Georgetown, Pettis County,
Missouri, will take notice that on the 9th
day Of April, 1878. Matilda A. Smith and &.
Newton Smith fled their petition in the conrt
of common pleas OF Monroe County Ohio,
against them and other heirs Of Henry Ford,
deceased; ;.,he object and PRAYER Of said peti
ton, is to obtain partition Of about two hun
dred and ffty-eight and half acres Of land
situate in the township Of Center, county Of
Monroe and State Of Ohio, and being part Of
the land Of which Henry Ford died seised
and which land Is particularly described'in
said petition. You are each required to an.
swer said petition on or before the eSth day
Of September, A. D.. 1873.
HUNTER & MALLORY,
july30, ,'78we. Ast,ys for plaintids,
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LEGAL NOTICE.


NHRsTIAN BRUNY, JR who b son-sss.
" idsnt ef ths essts Of Ohio. and rsdldsi1
Of the Ststs Of. West vissiniA will take ns-
tice that on the lsh dsy Of Ssptsnbss, A n.
1873. John Ruby and ChFistian .nossr lls1 -
the court Of common pleas Of hsuvss ssun-
~, Ohio, their petition ssainst him. the Oh
jest and prsyss " vhish, n - obtain iuaer
msnt against hin fsr the sneans ETA prom
issosy note and interest," executed and ds.
livefei 70 the said John Ruby and CAsistian
koser, dated Jans is lS76 dss On dsnand,
for the sum Of two hundred and tvsuty dol.
lars, with eight pr cent Interest: 49, q %.
der Of attachment and nsties seeArnishSs
has bssn issusd. Sra ssls
You are required 70 asawss ssid pstlsisa
on or before the Oh DAY ol NevsnAse. q y
1878. igea PEARSON 4 DOR1afY.
septic, ,'7stf AsHys sos HsissiG.
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Not Beverage.

"They are not beverage, but med
icine. with curative properties Of the
highest degree. containing no poisonous
drugs. They do not tear down an al
ready debilitated system, but build it up.
One bottle contains more hops, that is,
more real hop strength, than a barrel Of
ordinary beer. Every druggist in Ro.
chester sells them, and the physicians
prescribe them Rochester Evening
Express on Hop Bitters.
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Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.

TN pursuance Of An order Of the Probate
i Court Of Monroe County. Ohio, will Of
fer for sale at public auction, on
Wednesday, the 9th day Of October, 1873.
at o'clock. afternoon, upon the premises,
the following described real estate, situate In
Center township, in said county, to wit:
The northwest quarter OF the northeast
quarter Of section twenty-five, in township
four Of range Ave, excepting thsrsftom ten
acres of Of the east side Of tho above de-
scribed tract, after said deduction to contain
thirty acres more or less; also, the east half
Of ths northeast quarter of the northwest
quarter Of section twenty-five, township four,
range five, containing twenty acres, more or
less. e
Appraised at $1,000.
TERNs OF SALE-One.half in hand and the
balance In one year from the day Of sale,
with interest. to be secured BY mortgage on
the premises sold.
JARED HAWKINS,
admir- Of Amelia A. Rutter, Aee'd.
septlo,'7sws.
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D E NJ @ C R A IC
N I 1 7 | n Gs.

The Executive Committee announce
the following meetings for this comfy /:
BROWNSvILLE-F,iday afternoon,
Sept. Goth. Speakers: Gen. Warner /;
Judge Morris; James Watson, ESQ.,, and
others
ANTIOCH-Friday evening, Sep. 20
Speakers: Gen Warner, Judge Morris,
James Watson, Esq and David Okey.
CLAYLICK SCHOOL HOUSE-Jack.
son township. Saturday afternoon, Sept.
81. Speakers: General Warner, Judge
Morris, J, P. Spriggs and others.
SARD1S-Saturday evening, Sep 81.
Speakers: Gen. Warner, Hon. Robert
I. McEldowney, Judge Morris and J.
P Spriggs.
BARESVILLE-Monday afternoon
Sept. % Speakers: Gen. Warner, Hon
Robert 7. McEldowney and others.
NEW CASTLE-Monday evening,
Sept. % Speakers: Gen. Warner, Col.
Jere Williams, Judge Morris and others.
CLARINGTON-Tuesday afternoon,
Sept. "a. Speakers Gen. Warner, Hon.
Ross j. Alexander, Hon. Henry Maury
and R K Walton, Esq.
CAMERON-Tuesday evening, Sept.
"a. Speakers: Gen. Warner, Hons. r
]. Alexander, Henry Maury and Colonel
Jere Williams.
BEALLSvILLE-Wednesday after
noon, Sept. 25. Speakers: Gen. War.
ner, Hon. Ross j. Alexander and r. Z.
Walton, Esq.
Observation-Disclosures even.
ing, Sep. 25. Speakers: Gen Warner,
Hon. D S. Spriggs and NJ Hoeffier.,
CALAIS--Thursday afternoon, Sept
26 Speakers: Gen. Warner, Hon. D
5. Spriges andJ B. briggs.
LEWISVILLE Thursday evening,
Sept. 26 Speakers: Gen Warner, Hon.
D. S. Spriggs, j. B briggs, Esq, and
others.
STAFFORD-Friday afternoon, Sept
q. Speakers: Gen. Warner, Hon. D.
S. Spriggs, Judge Morris and others.
GRAYSVILLE-Friday evening, Sep
u. Speakers: Gen. Warner, Hon. D,
S. Spriggs, David Okey and others.
The afternoon meetings will begin al
l O'Clock; the evening meetings at a
o'clock P. AZ.
Gen. Warner will be present at all
these meetings, as will the other speak.
ers announced.
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vICKsBURG.

VIcKsBURG, MIss, Sept 9--I am hap.
py To report quite falling off in the
number of new cases, but the death rate
continues unabated. There have been A
deaths since last report.
The fever is increasing at Beechland
Settlement. 1t has also appeared at Har.
persville, in the Pine Hills of Newton
County, country hitherto considered
exempt.
Meridian, Miss is about to stop all
freight trains for Vicksburg. God kno We
how the people will get food then.
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VEGETINE
I Believe lt TO be q Good Medicine
-l.Ir. ..1t... XRNIA q. March l. 1877. .

@ xsxIA, O.. March l. 1877.
Nh. SrEvRBs: 30 s.est %
Dear Sir: wish to inform you what your
Vegetine has done for me. have been sf-
ficted with Neuralgia, and after using three
bottles of the vegetine was entirely relieved.
I also found my general health much i'm
proved. believe 1t to be good medicine.
Yours truly, FRED HAvRRSTICK.
vsaKrrNs thoroughly eradicates every kind
Of humor, and restores the entire system to
= healthy condition.
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MEMPHIS.
A Gloomy Picture OF the Doomed
fl City.

MEMPRrs, Sept. 9.-The Angel of
Death continues TO gather in his tithes
Since the last dispatch some of the
truest, best ana bravest OF our citizens
have crossed the river to rest from la.
bors spent In earnest efforts to relieve
poor, stricken mortals from their inde-
scribable agonies. A. F. C. Cook, one
Of the most indefatigabIe and untiring
members Of the Howards, died this NOR
ning-a noble, brave, heroic man.
Fred Brennan, city editor OF the Ap
peal, will soon be ont, although dying Of
black vomit few days ago L .Iglauer,
Of Menker & Bros is slowly GONZALES.
cling Barney Hughes, the noted wag
and railroad man, was attacked last night
It is said he had q bad case OF fever in
1873.
Several of the largest drug-stores are
closed, which greatly inconveniences
physicians and nurses. There is talk Of
using force to open them il the owners
do not make arrangements to accommo-
date the afflicted.
The Howards have 1900 nurses on
duty, and are still calling for more. 1t
is estimated that there are more than A..
600 cases under treatment now
The disease is now raging In South
Memphis, or what is known as Fort
Pickering. There are not enough ply
sicians and nurses to attend the sick,
many of the sick dying who scarcely
ever see either.
Your correspondent passing an under
takers Office last night found q man try.
ing to arouse the undertaken to get cas-.
ket for his wife. He said she was lying
dead in the same room with four sick
children, and he had to leave all to come
after coffin. He had seen no nurse or
physician for several days. though he had
sent repeatedly for them. He thought
the children would die before morning
His neighbors. had all been buried or
gone away, and he could get no assist
ance. The fact is there are so many sick
the physicisns aud nurses are overwork-
ed. Some physicians and nurses are fall
ling from exhaustion.
The deaths for the week were over
600. nearly one.third negroes.
Fever has made its appearance at Mos
COW, Tenn. There have been 4 deaths,
and IL cases all under treatment. Ply.
sicians broken down, and funds scarce.
MEMpHrs, Sept. 9-2r M-The con.
dition of our city grows more desperate
every hour, Of the new cases it is use.
less longer to keep count. Whole fami-
lies, are stricken down with 1t in Q few
hours, and the call for nurses is greater
than can be supplied. Yesterday there
we're about 100 deaths, and 800 new Ca
ses, and to-day, up to noon, 10 deaths
are reported, and the death-rate to-day
will probably exceed that OF any previ-
Gus day. la5
l0P IN --To-day's mortuary report is
the largest of any day since the fever ap
peared, the undertakers reporting liz
interments, of which "a we're colored
people.
Gov. Stone is here to-day to confer
with the State Board of Health and citi.
zens as to State aid in the present emer-
gency. It will be impossible to convene
the Legislature now, so strictly is the
quarantine maintained in nearly every
county in the State.
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EThe storm last week did consid.
cradle damage along Sunfish creek. The
water carried of about one hundred
panel of rail fence on the farms of BENZ
COATES, Mrs JosEpH CoArEs and HENRY
WINLAND. About twenty feet of Mr.
WINLAND's dam was washed out. The
B. & S. W. Railroad lost about 8I0C
worth Of trestle timber A part OF il
will be recovered. Below the mouth Of
Piney the destruction of crops, fences
and other property is reported to have
been great.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-09-17

cgThe Democracy OF the Union
look to Ohio Tor victory. The De-
mocracy Of Ohio look to old Monroe to
do her full duty. Democrats Of Monroe
let Us zee to it that they are not disap-
lpointed.
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Extract FromThe Pod.

DR.. Prices Vanilla Flavor extracted
from the Mexican Vanilla Pod. This
popular flavor, as made by DR.. Price,
embodies the delicate aroma of this
agreeable fruit, free from the strong,
rank taste of those cxteacts sold as Vanilla
made from the cheap Tonqua or snuff.
hean , p ~
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VEGETINE
Has Entirely Cured Me Of Vertigo.

CAIRO, ILL.,, Jan. %, 1873.
Mr.. q. R. srBvsSs,
DEAR SrR: have used several bottles of
avsaErISE;" It has entirely cured me Of vsR
riao.f / have also used 1t for Kidney Com
plaint. II is the best medicine for kidney
complaint. would recommend it as good
blood purifier. N. Y0CUM.
PAIN AND DISEASE. Can we expect to en-
Joy good health when bad or corrupt humors
circulate with the blood. causing pain and
disease; and these humors, being deposited
through his entire body, produce pimples,
eruptions, ulcers, indigestion, costiveness,
headaches. neuralgia, rheumatism, and nu-
merous other complaintsi Remove the cause
BY taking VEaRrIss, the most reliable remedy
for cleansing and purifying the blood.
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4 Punch from the Shoulder.
(. washington, D. q. Daily Post.1

Washlngton, d. O., Daily Post.
To R. B. HArEs-Sir: You have
now fraudlently occupied the office to
which Mr.. Tilden was elected 585 days,
and have drawn Of his salary $50. .225.
AS Mr.. Tilden does not need it, and as il
does not belong to you, please cover it in.
to the conscience fund.
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fEThe issue in Mslne was a fair,
square one on the aOhio idea" The re-
suit has surprised the country, and fairly
knocked the breath out Of JOHN SHER-
NAN. Things is workin'. 80
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Beyond A Question.

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder is
free from all adullerants, hence the pur-
est and most economical. 1t is beyond
all question the best and most perfect Of
anything in. the market. DR.. Prices
Cream Baking Powder is not sold in
bulk, it is put up in cans, securely label
ed,
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M Noble County is honored with the
Hreenbsck nomination for Congress, in
the person Of G. E GEpDEs. II is said
that Mr.. EEDDrs is an apostate from the
Democratic party. Beyond this Fame
has not borne his historYsto our section.
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EF Voters of all parties should attend
Gen. WARMERS meetings. They will af-
ford rare opportunities for hearing the
financial questions discussed, by one Of
the best informed speakers in the State.
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Bread Panic.

The bakers Of Constantinople have dis
continued the sale of bread, because of
the high price of wheat. The Sultan
thereupon, remitted the grain tax and
has appointed commission to devise
means for tine retiring Of paper eurren-
cy.
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PROBaTE COURT.

Sept. John Ruby and Jacob Ischy,
Adm'r's OF John Yoss, decd, obtained
an order to sell real estate. F Zeh, N.
Bandi aud Jacob Imhoff were appointed
appraisers.
The last Will and Testament of vii
liam Schelf, late of Center township, de-
ceased, was admitted to probate. The
widow, Magdalena Schell, elected to take
the provisions made for her support by
the Will OF the deceased
The following accounts we're heard
and disposed of es noted:
Sept. 5 WIN Burditt, Admir- of the
estate OF William Johnston. decd, file'i
his first account; hearing continued.
J. o. Amos, Guardian Of the estate OF
Otto and Jere c. Sinclair, minors, Sec
ond account; due Otto 812,47 due Jere
C., $976, rs, to be accounted for.
Geo w Murrey, Admir- OF the estate
Of Isaac Murrey, decd final account; ;
in the Adm'r's hands 817l,33, which be
is ordered to pay to bis successor.
j. NJ. Goodwin, Guardian of the es.
late Of Mary ]. Voshel, minor; final
account; in the Guardians hands $152,-
So. which he is ordered to pay over to
her, she having arrived at full age.
j @ A. Wells, Guardian OF the estate
OF Horton D. and Reason A. Forrest,
minors; FIRST account; in the Guardians
hands the sum Of $50. 10 each, to be &C
counted for.
John Slime, Admir- Of the estate OF
Benz. Hamilton, decd final account
the Admir- has fully accounted for all
moneys that came into his hands,
Z Sept. 1T. G.. Allen, Assignee of
John W. Suter, filed an inventory and
appraisement Of Che real and personal
estate Of said party.
T. G.. Allen, Assignee Of John W.
Suter, obtained an order to sell real es.
tate at private sale M
Alex. McCammon was appointed Ad.
.ministrator of the estate of James Nc.
Cannon, decd, VIM j .Adamson, Hen
ry Mowder and Christian Roth we're ap-
pointed appraisers of the personal prop
erty.
Sept. 9.--Martha ] Morris, Guardian
OF the estate OF Caroline E., Mcclellan
and Ephraim d. sTrembly, minors; FIRST
account: hearing continued.
Simeon GrisseI, Guardian OF the es.
tate of Elizabeth A, Grissel, an imbecile,
fled bis first account ; bearing continued.
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HPEsDLEros's speech at Columbus
has been surpassed by none made this
year for elegance and power.
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Amnesty to Priests.

BERNE, September 12,-The Grand
Council OF Switzerland has granted am.
nesty to ninety three Catholic priests, " ho
were deprived of their livings in '73 for
refusing to comply with the requirement
of s tate. ,..s ~ a=era
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EHThe defeat of EUGENE HALE In
Maine iss severe blow to the Republican
party. He is the shrewdest leader that
party has in the present Congress.
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YEGETINE.
Druggist's Report.
b. r. STEVENS,

Dear Sir: We have been selling yoar Veg.
etine" for the past eighteen months. and We
take pleasure in stating that in every case,
to our knowledge, It has given great salts.
faction. Respectfully,
BUCK coWGILL, Druggists,
esis sfa Hickman, KY,
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EIPEsDLErex happily describes the
National bank note as as hybrid between
the old bank currency and the green
backs"
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~ Every Democrat in the county.
should take pains to get out big crowdsi
10 Gen. WARxEs's meetings.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-09-17

EyThis campaign is agrand struggle
between the "Ohio idea" and the Money
Power.
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HLess than two thousandmajority
in Monroe County this Fall will not be
creditable to rs.