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PURIFICATIoN.
aIatsB
Ford Brothers Not to be 0uldone

THEY sent to the State Of New York and
J. purchased gigantic Wheat Puri-
fer. It weighs 500 pounds and cost 5000
1t will remove all impurities from the wheat,
such as smut and chess and will scour all the
scurf off the wheat and make it as bright as a
new pin. This will improve the quality of
their -four fifty per cent They will clean seed
wheat for their regular customers free Of
charge. You can get the best of -four at Ford,
Mill at 81 per barrel So rs per 100 pounds
Rye -four So so per hundred pounds.
moh19. .'7Sw3.
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Take Notice.

4 NY persos knowing the whsreabouts Of
n LOUIS HorrMAN, of Wayne township,
Monroe county. ohio, aged 20 years, feet
in height. dark brown hair. who left home In
May, 1877, is requested to write 20 Mrs.
Mary 4. Hoffman. Lswisville, Monroe County,
Ohio.
The death Of his father. Michael Hoffman
in Marsh, 1878, renders it important shst he
should return home, or at least lot his
friends know whsre to write to him.
NARY 4. HOFFMAN,
levi.vills, Monroe Co., Ohio.
wchl3S:7sFS
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.The Democratic Conoressior

~The Democratic Congressional
Convention will doubtless adopt the
usual ratio Of one vote in the Conven-
ton for each one hundred votes polled
at the last preceding general election.
This county cast last Fall 1927 Demo-
cratic votes and will, under this rule, be
entitled TO twenty-nine votes in the Con-
vention. The several townships of this
county cast, last Fall, Democratic votes
as below, and by the same rule Of ap-
portionment would be entitled to dele
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y HIf you wautthe news of Monroe
County, the general newsof Importance,
late market reports, subscribe for TIE
SPIRIT. TEnMs.-One year 81 so; six
], ,aohtks 75 cents. once. North Of The
Monroe Bank
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TO become prosperous and contented as
a part of the British Empire as Scotland
has long been; and whenever she shall
be treated with the same justice which
is conceded to Scotland she will have
no great reason to complain"
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ChlcagO-Marca 21-Hogs-Mixed
packing in iair demand at SO 25a3 55
light, 5al0c higher at $3 50a SO go,
heavy, 50 70a4
Catt)e-Shipping steers, S4a5 35, fee
ders and stockers In good demand at 81
90a4; butchers active and unchanged
steers, 50 25a3 go: cows, $2a4; bulls,
s2a3 so; calves, S3s5 so, oxen, So Goa
4 all sold
Sheep-Rather slow sales at 81 25a
ga
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HEThe Coshocton county Agricui-
ttursi Society offers Eve special premi-
ums, ranging from 81 90 to slo 90, to
the persons exhibiting at their next Fair
-ths greatest humber ofyrattails. under
oath htbatt tbe fats we're, killed in Coshoc-
ton county after March LIST. xs
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CATTLE MARKETS.

New YOrk-March % -Beeves-
Ordinary to good native steers, 1000 to
l, 400 lbs, SO 90, to dress IS, to so SO,
to dress 81; prime to extra sl0 Is to
Sll IS, to dress 57s5S, the latter figure
for fancy steers, 1880 lbs, which were
part of a lot of IS that averaged 1,60C
lbs here and cost IS 80 per 100 lbs in
Chicaoo
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FARM FOR SALE.

C,IxrY- BIGHT md nNR HALF ACREs or
y land on the B as. W. 4. r., ons.haif
mile east Of B'allsvile, M6nros county; 50
sorss under cultivation, bslaucr good timber.
Fencsa good, and land we'll wstsred, 0ns
two-s,ory heSed log hctiss on the premises.
For particulars, apply seon to ,s.
u. l.. CLEARY.
A Bsallsvills, Monroe 60 onios
mth5 s1824 80. tNf .
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The State Tobacco Warehouse,

BRLLAIRE, o March %, 1878
ED SPIRIT: Woodsfield, o Dear Sir:
The State Tobacco Warehouse in this
city will be open for the receipt Of To-
hacco on and after April 10th, 1873
Consigpors are invited to be present at
the inspection of their tobacco, and may
designate the time Of inspection.
All inspections will be public. and be-
tween the hours Of 9 A. NJ. and 5 p. M q.
Respectfully,
W G WATSON,
State Tobacco Inspector, Ohio.
T Correspondence solicited.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF MAILS.

RAsr-Leavss Clarington on Tuesday and
,Woedsfsld on Wednesday Of each week.
WEsr-Leaves Woodsfsld on Wednesday
and Saturday Of each week. rfy
SoUrH-Leaves Woodsfeld on Tuesday and
Friday of each week.
NoRrH-Daily mail each way from Woods
field to GAINESVILLE.
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Wheeiing-LlvE Stock YARDS
March l9 -Cattle-5S head sold, cows
and bulls 3@3tc; thin steers and heifers
34@4c; choice steers 4@44c; western
cattle sold at '25@4 35; demand mod
crate.
Hogs-l22 head; dull at 3i@4c
Sheep-In fair demand at 4@5c
Lamhs-In fair demand at 44@55c
Calves-In fair demand at 4@l0 90
per head v
Fresh Cows--Iu good demand at 25
@50 90 per head. aaes, el.s mr.
VIM BAYHA, Sec.y.
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Cambridge Nevs.l

:, Cambridge News.l ,-,.-l--
Mr. j. T Wallar, of this township,re
ceiyed letter from friend in Jasper
No, with thesfollowing address on the
enyelope:
on, send me quick to the Ohio State; -
Where potato bugs eat early and late,
At Cambridge P O. down in the hollow,
- Please present me to ]. T. Wallar,
@ In Guernsey County, where was born,
On that old farm that won't raise corn
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Cambridge Nsws.l

Henry Smallwood and R. Rutter of
Noble county, we're arrested last week on
charge of stealing $50 pounds of bacon
from the smoke house Of James Archer.
They made a confession and said that
whisky vas the cause Of the act, ,.
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EF Ohio has one thousand two hun
dred and fourteen Oranges, and men,
bership numbering fifty-three thousand
nine hundred and seventy-seven. Du-
ring the year seventeen new Oranges
have organized
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New Advertisements. m


Call and examine our stock OF cards
and paper.
The present term Of Court will close
on Friday next.
The election takes place on Monday
!. theilst day Of April. &
Painting and repairing is the order IN
town at this time.
u. Horse bills printed on short notice
and at fair rates at TIE SPIRIT office.
The Tobacco Warehouse at Bellaire
will be ready for business by April 10th.
Thanks to Miss BERTHE JONES for a
handsome boquet, the FIRST OF the sea
son
Iron for the Bellaire & Southwestern
can be purchased at $50 per ton, for
cash. 3i.t
The chain gang in ST. Clairsville is a
success. Our Commissioners ought to
start one here - = Z = -
II you want to hear some temperance
speeches go to the n. E. Church, on
Wednesday evening. isi.s
The Belmont County Fair, at st
Clairsville, will be held on the 18th, 18th
and 10th of September.
Ten townships in this county will
hold elections for Justices Of Peace on
the day, OF the Spring election.
We shall print tickets for Center town
! ship and woodshsld Corporation this
week. Hand in your names. aaG
Gold closed in New York on the 23d
inst at .s1,o1.- The Big White Dollar
makes gold jump down instead Of up.
We are glad to learn that DR.. j. A
BorcE, Of Baresville, this county, who
has been quite i'll for some time past, is
getting better.
saF 4. w. McCoRMrcK, Attorney and Pen
sion Agent, has removed from Marietts
to Cincinnati. His card will be found
on our first page
Tickets for township elections printed
At this Office cheaper than yoq can write
themL406 for 81 90. Send in your or
ders, accompanied by the cash. eq
Superintendent HowEs. of our Union
Schools, proposes to beautify the school
lot by having trees and shrubbery sci
ont A good idea 'lIt
Rev. W. H. RIDER. DIR. ARMsrRoNe
and h. 4, mason addressed atemper-
ance meeting at the NJ. E. Church or
Wednesday evening, the 10Th inst,
Subscribers to TIE SPIRIT who change
their place of residence this Spring are
requested to notify US in order that their
papers may he forwarded promptly.
The marriage Of Mr. JosEeH BtAsEl
and Miss AMANDA j KEYsoR took place
in the upper room Of the County Jail on
the aosh inst Mayor MAsos otficiated
Purchasers OF real eatate who have moi
already. done pa should have their lands
transferred, at once, as the lien for tax
alton attaches, this year, on the 7th o.
April
BUz LITTLE and Hen. BuRKHEAD lef
last week for point on the ;Kanaws, l:
miles above Parkershurg, where they
expect to catch pike varying in weigh
from 10 to 80 pounds each.
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned has been duly appointed
/ and qualified as Adminishator " Sam.
usl Cliff, deceased. who died May 81. 1871 in
Homer Township. Morgan County, Ohio =
Said Administrator hereby notifies all those
who claim any interest in the estate Ct said
Samuel Cliff, deceased. to immediately make
the same known 70 him..
muhz6, '7sw3. A. J. PRICE.
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Ciucinuati-March 21-Cattl,

Cincinnati March 81 Cattle
Common, 81 25a2 40; fair to medium.
50 75a3 so; good to choice butcher
grades, SO 75a SO; fair to good dairy
cows, $3a4; fair to good shippers, 81
25a4 75; fair to good heavy oxen, Saa4,
and fair to good feeders SO 25a4 25.
Hogs-Common, 50 20a3 so; lair to
goodnight, So 60a3 so; fair to good pack.
ing grades, SO 65a3 s., and selected
butcher qualities. SO S5a4
Sheep-Common to fair. 3a4c, and
good to choice, 4Ia54c per Id. gross
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EWe will open this week bran new
Prints, Muslins, Cottonades, Jeans &c.
Suitable for the season at low prices.
MORRIS IL ARMSTRONG.
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COMMON PLEAS COURT.

Jacob Truax ct al, vs Rachel Trusx
ct al. Partition; report OF the Commis
sioners received and confirmed, .and
neither of the parties electing to take
the premises at their appraised value, il
is ordered that an order issue to the
Sheriff for the sale of said property.
F. NJ. Amos VS. Joseph Forrest, ct al
Sale of real estate confirmed
w D. Lowry VS. j. Ii. Mckee. Civi
action; real estate ordered to be reap
praised. y
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-lMARRIED.-Oa the 14th inst, by Rev
C. B. HEErHoRN, Mr.. LORENZO L. TIP.
TON and Miss LAURA A. CLARK.
On the I'M inst, by the same, Mr.
.IoHN HAsbscHMAKER and Miss MARY
G. MOORE.
sOn February 17tb, by F. Keller, Mr.
GEoRGE FEIocK and Miss DoRorHEA
PETER.
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'CIncIn,,,ati.

s March % 2--Flour5 5 20a6 so; Wheat
l0al L u Corn 40a4lc; Oats 29a3lc
Rye 6la62c; Barley 4lc.
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Chicago.

March 22-Flour4 4 OOa7 90; Wheat l
04a1 06; Corn Ale: Oats 23a24e
Rye Doe; Barley 45a47c.
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Convention, Saturday, June |, 1878.
COMMISSIONERS.

Ed. SPIRIT: Announce DAVID LENrz,
of Perry township, as candidate for renomi.
nation to the Office Of County Commissioner;
subfant b the decision of the Democratio Co,,n.
E Convention. MANY DE6oeKlJs
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BUSIN ESS MOTTO ES.
gGarden Seeds 5 cents per paper
SCHUMACHERS.

GF Just opened fresh stock of Shoes
Gents Calf Boots, Ready Made clothing
for Gents, at the lowest cash prices =
Come and look. then buv.
! l'a MORRIS & ARMSTRONG
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WOODsFlELD
NORMAL SCHOOL.


T'BR Spring term Of the Woodsfield
| Normal School will commences Mon
day, May ID. 1878. and continue eight
weeks. sa
coupe ant corps Of experienced teach
ers Will he employed to meet the demand,
of the school, ami tns commoiivus building
together with the attractive soclabiIitv Of the
village give rare opportunities 70 those who
attend. -i.i.t ss,sst5 (. si-, ,iF
Glasses in all the branches Of Science vii
be formed, thus enabling every pupil TO pur-
sue any study desired.
Those preparing to tea h can make thor.
ough review Of the common branches
Bookkeeping will also be taught as sepss
rate branch. $50 4. j.. y
EXPENSE, -
Boarding $500, ..........s3 SO per week.
TUITION. s ss ~
Primary Branches hes...............S2 so
Common Z" ...a.-.....:... a 90
Higher g ............ B 90
Tuition In advance.
For further information address
W. NJ BOWES, a, M Prtncspai.
mch6, "7sm2. Woods6sId, 0his.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate IF Charles Cooper, Deceased.

Estate If Charles Cooper, Deceased.
TNHR undersigned has beensappoipted and
i quiilaisd as Administrator Of the estate
Of Charles Cooper, late Of Monroe County.
deceased. M
Dated this l6th day Of February. A, D..
1878 4. !. BBvAN.
fsbl9, '7swS.
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New York.

March 22-Flour 3 75a6 rs; Wheat /
1Sa1 40; Corn 37a56c: Oats 34a39c
Rye 7la12c; Barley 70a92c.
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MARCH.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

NUHtHT5:IVH6'S--D' IbNIh, EDW AID OkEI
and JACOB APPoLDER. 81
The regular meetings of the Board are held
on the first Monday in March, Juus, Ssptsn-
bsr and December of each year.
The Board with the Auditor meet IS a
Board of Equalization oa the Hrst Wedues-
day after the third Monday In May, each year,
which will be on May 22d this year.
lufrmary Directors-JoHN PrAbsGRAP, R.
MCCAMAoN and HENRY SMITH.
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NANNoUNcEMENT.

We are suthorisedto announce LEWIS
EckARr as candidate for Assessor OF
Center Township. 8 s.e
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weoasneid stackmarket

March 25--Cattle, 2aaS! per pound ;
Sheep 4io per pound. Hogs Sc per
pound.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

pG Announcing the names of candi-
dates SO each. Tickets 50 per thousand,
payable in adoance.
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ss@The Best 50 Cent Tea
can be found at 2. SCHUMA-
CHER'S.
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Il. MoNROm
SCHOOL,
gs8 a 81 Jad H.
STAFFORD, OHIO.
q. W. HAMILTON. p,,.,;o..
JOHN GREENBANK, 17sA'spa"'

THIS School will consist OF SPRING
J and FAIL TERM. The Spring terra
viii e,mm-ncs on Tuesday. April il6
1878. and continue in session ELEykS wHEKs
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These examinations will commence at
o'clock a. m. and close at p. m.
A fee Of SO cents Is required from each
spplican: as a condition of examination, ana
must be paid in advance.
BY order of the Board.
.sS2s '7sld. s. A. ATKINSON Clsrk.
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"QuERY: Why will men smoke com
mon tobacco, when they can buv Mar.
burg Bros, Seal of North Cdrolina, o,
the same price," Dec 4, '77-Y
~Pot Flowers of all kinds for sale
at Mrs. WAYS.
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STUDIES.

=
Iu ad3itiou to the usual classss I'd the
common branches, there will be classes or.
ganaed in Penmauship, Rlocutiou, Algebra
Ray, Gscmstry and Trisonometry--Davies.
Nat. Philosoph iscksnbos, Physiology
and Hvgisns-Prow o 8 History--Red.
path, Rhsto' ic Hart, Elementary ASTRONOMY
and Metsorology ooklesby, Logic e-Schuy.
Ter, Mental Philos.- s.--Havsn. hook Keeping,
Bryant L Stfat:oa's High School, Civil Cows
ernmsnt-Towusend. Latin-HArkness, Gsf.
mau-Compfort.
Also, a practical class in Grammar, for
the benefit Of teachers, in which various
authors will be examined. A Teachers Class
in Geography, taught hy :'opics;" no par.
ticular author required. Special attention
will be given to Psnmanship and klooution.
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NorIUE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate Of Michasi Hoffman. Deceased.
rNHR undersigned have been appointed and
qual,nsd as Executors Of the will Of MI
chasi hoffman. of Monroe county, deceased.
Dated thiA 18th day Of March. A. D. 1878.
FREDERICK H jFFNAN.
mchls ,,Tss3. GEORGE & RisR.
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r + 1 N H E r R
E Keeps Bread, Cakes, Chow Chow, Z
Pickles, Nuts, Candies, Tobacco,C
N gars, Canned Fruits, Jellies, Cheese, \
H Sardines, Mustard & other articles H
E kept in first class Confectionery. +
R Motto: Quick sales & small profits. +
r E l N Fl E r Z
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HBonds were quoted in the New
York market at the close on the. 23d
inst as follows t1.fh 8 4 ~
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Penmansh'p, 40 lessons ..... I 90
The towa OF stafford is noted for its intel.
lgsnes and morality. Cool boarding can b6
procured at private houses, Or hotels, frsn.
81 to 50 50 per week.
? FOR Farther particulars address, a
G.. w. HAMILTON;
Ft 9 Lsoompton. Monroe Co, 0his.
iPrincipis. JOHN GREENBANK.
Lswisvitis, Monroe Co 0hic'
JANIS, ,'7sms.
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GARDEN SEEDS
Ofall kinds for sale by Mrs. NJ. A. WAY.
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DISTINCTIVE FEATURES OF rue SCHOOL.
plan Of instruction, strictly NeRxAL, A
Literary Society. In " hich the instructors
will take an active part; and special atten.
tion will he given to the practice Of Pafliai
.mentary Law. Frequent examlnations fof
the bsnedt Of teachers. A meeting Of tbs
school will be called each mdruihs for tbs
discussion of different topics, in which all
wall be expected to participate. complete
course Of PRACTICAL lectures on Teaching
and School Management.
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Notice to Teachers.

TUyHE Board of Examiners of Monroe county
j. will hold meetingsfor the examination of
Teachers, ,ds follows
Al Woodsfsid, saturday. Mardh O., 1878.
re- Clarlngton,sa do do 23, - see
woodsfeld, do April d.g'stta
do do do 2o, aw
do do May 4.
do do do H.
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SCHOOLS.

~ 6lln - Ilhtla }iii J
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Call and examine our stock OF cards
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large in any event we are glad that it
has been done by regular judicial action
and not by an extorted exercise of the
pardoning power in ful6llmentsof An un-
seemly political bargain. The Legisla-
ture OF Louisiana, which had been as
sembled in extra session merely to give
effect to possible pardon, Immediately
adjourned on the announcement of the
decision Of the Supreme Court. II may
be safely assumed that this ends all the
!; Returning Board prosecutions j. MAD.
Isor wELLswil rejoice even more hearti.
I ly than Gov. NIcHoLLs and Secretary
| SHERMAN. The country is to be con.
graduated thatit issto hear no more OIL
the everlasting Louisiana muddle.
WHAT is to be the future Of the Irish
: people in their native landp The New
| York Herald, inspired by the display
and parade on St. Patrick's Day, says
"The internal condition of Ireland has
been improving for the last twenty years
The tide OF emigration has been checked
and the population of the island i
steadily increasing As the Irish peo
pie increase in prosperity they will rist
in self-respect, education and influence
and will be in better position to asscr,
and extort their rights, The "home
rule" pretension is . fallacy, because il
ignores the great modern, tendency tc
consolidate small States into large EN-
pires, OF which Germany and Italy are
the most recent and conspicuous illus
u trations. Ireland 10 probably destined
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Earth Roads for Trotters.

10 THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sr: The ed
iioral An Earth Road for our Troticr. In TAf suS Of
Sunday deserve, the attention every person nere ,ted
IN the welfare and protection oi the thousands valu
able horses now owned In thi, city The writer Of the
article was probably not however Of the fact that
we already have an earth road on Filth avenue. extend
n- from Nuetrih 90 i2iih street. distance oi mile
and twutlr', This road very even smooth AMI Ia,
all the elasticity which can he given Ia any road and can
O." maintained alta very trfng expense There are no
streets or road, ssing it for distance mile and
q can aohcl IN various ways the entrance M Niue
N'N ,u 80 from tile fark making u very ,sIrabi,
lht IN fNlfnnriAiiun has already hrcn made keen
'in hr.t"ils. order Tor the counting summer mon
t-" d. q" Ice huil; acro, r Harlem az the end of
tr .N'nne winch will give the drive much greater
''-ih j" iuaNe seventh aNtnu" an earth rnni would
tN'' an 'lifv "i several hundred thousands 81 dot
if>. hui iltu o. Nuuli he very doubtful II would
N efAfr rlli fuf >ittu g horses Il the
.' hNr~'- as suggested hy tn SrS wtud request tue
farN inmini,suisr- 10 make an entrance INTO filth
HNtnur i ic CORNER off liuh street. amt thus avoid the
-ir ard turtutu, htl lr.ug into sixth aud seventh
ave i'' N"A Wun 10" a- iu reach tie present earth
l.Nl Ai nave what thrN desire good earth road
iholg unucr. hr,ie> 'uo,ins the drive through our
lna- nilctnt e. utfAl l'rA ANnhlN Bits,tNG
10 West Forty sixth street. New YORK CITY
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The Jack Rabbit Judge.

The nomination Of a Prof HoYT to be
Governor of Wyoming Territory IN place Of
Gcn. IHAYER. whose term has not yet cx-
plred seems to be an outgrowth OF the judi
cial woes Of our illustrious fellow towns
man, WILLIAM WAEE PECK.
Those who have followed the adventures
Of the Hon. WILLIAM WARE PECK since
HAYES appointed him United States Judge
for the Third District Of Wyoming, will re-
member that although his reputation for
l'Eal erudltlon had not preceded him to the
frontier, he speedily made a sensation when
he appeared upon the bench. So marked IA
sensation did his rulings and decisions
create in the Courts Of Uinta and Sweet
water that the Legislature immediately dis
trictcd the Territory anew in order to con
fine the Hon. WILLIAM WARE PECK's Judi
cial responsibilities to a region inhabited
only by gophcrs and jack rabbits. But
Judge PECK did not agree with the rest of
the people Of Wyoming AS 10 the proper
field Tor the exercise Of his unique talents.