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HIRA NJ II. GILBERT, Attorney at Law. OF
III tCc in Opera House Block, Ottawa, Ill. sep25I5
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Il T.. BULL, Attorney at Law. Office ever City
II. Drug Store northwest corner of la Sale and Madison
streets, Ottawa Ill. mayors
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II McDOUCiAIII,( Successor 10 Cameron g. Me
~. Douga) Attorney and Counselor at Law. Office in
Glover q Cooks Block Ottawa, Ill. Also United States
Commissioner. deC2'I6
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ID +. LINCOLN, Attorney at Law ONCE over
ID. No 10 La Sale street. west side It the Court House.
Ottawa H. JuyG't5
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DUSH NELL, GIIM "A n * COOK, Attor
ID neys at Law. ONCE in Bushpcs building west of tn
Court House. Ottawa, III. may2t'i6-y'
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T l.. THOMPSON. Attorney and Counselor n
II. Law Office east of the Court House Square ottawa
Illinois fpbjIe
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3, NICHOLSON. u. H. SNOW
DICHOIISON * SNOW, Attorneys and toun
IL selors mt law VIII p-sCtice in the courts Of In sale
and adjoining counties Office west of Court House, Ota
va III nOVli
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IA MES Il. JOB NSrON, Attorney and Coun-
y seOr at Law and Notary Public. Office, second floor
Hoes Lclands block northwest Court House Square
Ottawa Illinois. Jun3'IG
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SUMMARY

Ihave large and complete stock OF Drugs and bgot
(. y. GGiGGS
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GEORGE; NJ. LEILA ND, Attorney aud Coun
VI selor at Law and solicitor In ChanceTy. once over
Bcnnett's store west of Court House. maylJI6
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IRA NIX j. Ora wEORD, Attorney At Law.
Room L. $50 Clark street. southwest corner OIL Mohr1c
Chicago Notary Public. lnarl4 {"
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THINNING OF FRUIT.

Those who practice this should begin as soon
as the crop is fairly set. Others may doubt its
value, but no one who grows choice fruit for
market can afford to neglect it, The expert
ence of single srGson with two trees side by
side will decide til" matter. Let one tree ripen
all the fruit tha' syjs, and from the other re-
move three-!ourh, of the crop Keep an ac-
count of the cost Of thinning and Of the return
of the fruit frOia Zach tree.
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NJ II. MOIONEY, Attorney and Counselor a
M. Law. VOLTS Block, La Sale street, Ottawa Ills
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EDNVIN n. LEWIS, Attorney and Counselor al
IL Law Shcrwood's Block Ottawa. III. APPS
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Young chicks should now be coming for
ward As a rule, those Matched this month,
if in good breeds, will begin to lay early in the
fall, and continuing through the winter will
brood early next spring The profit of feeding
hens when eggs are scarce is obvious. The
loss of feeding dead heads through the win
ter, to lay only when eggs are plenty, is ap-
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Professional 0rarDs.

T II. DRUITr, Attorney and Counselor at Law
y. ottawa III. Office, over No 26 La Sale street, or
posite Dr. Dyers office VIII attend promptly To ali bus
entrusted his Special attention paid TO coec
lions. aug2y-5nos
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-08-13

George w. Childs SAYS Gen. Grant
told him that Tilden had been elected
President and ought 10 have been inau.
gurated.
They do say that Earl BeaconsHeld
will marry Queen Vic. Would Jew be-
lieveit2 Disraeli too funny too funny
to write about.ag ~ e0Joo5a
Monday afternoon a middle.aged' wo.
man named Mrs. Do wner, was seriously
injured by being thrown from a spring
wagon, in Guernsey county. Her collar
bone was broken and her head badly
bruised, and there are but slight hopes oil
recovery sThehorses took fright from
broken harness, and ran of striking q
buggy in the road.
It is natural that the defeated Cuban
leaders should take gloomy view oi
the situation on the island. The opin-
ion OF General Roloff, that the vanquish.
ed will not cease to plot, and. plan for
the accomplishment of their .independ.
ence, may be traeS bat il Spsin. carries
out in good faith the re eforms, she propo.
ses she need have no fear OF another re.
bellton- during this generation. -
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R Quite a number of leading Reput

~ Quite number of leading Repub-
licans from various parts of this county
assembled In the Court House on Satur.
day, the 10th, inst, for the purpose OF
selecting delegates to the Republican
Congressional Convention 10 be held al
Marietta on the 2lst inst.
DR. ! P FARQUHAR was elected Chair.
man and c. H GOODRICH, Secretary.
After the Chairman had stated the OF.
;;ect OF the meeting, the following dele.
gates and al,ernates were appointed:
DELEGATEs WIN Gibson, Capt. T
Wilson, Rev. Geo NJ Wilson, DIR. j. B
Read. j. W Doherty, A. NJ Voeg,ly
W. B. O'Neill, J p Mann, T. B. Day
G L. Tyler, A. R Bridgeman, John
Reynolds, DR.. A G Armstrong, ]. E
Jones, Or T. H. Armstrong.
ALTERNATEs John Slime, Chas. Pom.
thus, F Ullman. J j Holhster, David
Bates, Isaac Wisener, Samuel Tschappat
Isaiah Coen, P B Hannahs. A D Have
ly, W. S Hardesty, j S Smith, l A
Wilcox, BENZ Hughes, Isaac Hogue-
Thomas WILSON, of Franklin, moved
that Monroe County present candidat,
in the Convention. Carried. y
VIM. GIBSON, of Franklin, moved tba
/ the name of w. +. HUNTER. ESQ .. b,
presented. Carried unanimously.
On motion,the delegation was Instruc
ted to cast the vote of the county for W
F. HUNTER, ESQ.,, and to use all honora
BILE means to secure his nomination.
There being no further business tn
meeting adjourned.
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No Emperor Wanted.

One day the brother of Patrick Henry
was apprised that there was talk Of max
ing the great orator dictator. "If he
dared to accept" said the brother, "my
dagger would be into him before sun
down the same day" This was to the
point. And now comes Rev. Dr.. Fowler,
OF Chicago, who says:
"Rather than undertake to establish a
throne, il would be better for the man to
60 to sea in a stone boat with iron oars
and leaden sails, with the wrath of God
for breeze and hell for the nearest
port"
II the man now travelling in Norway
and Sweden thinks there is crown
which may be offered him on the Luper-
cal, let him ponder on the doctor
words. Temper your wrath, good doc
tor; there is no room for thrones in this
country.
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ODD FELLoH's auIRECToRY.


ENcAMPMENT AT TCLARINGToN--W. II. Rut-,
ter, G. P. James Rutter, Scribe. Meeting
Second and fourth Monday in each month.
ENcAMpMENT AT WooDsFIELD- 20, F. LIZ
tie, G. P Fritz Reef. Scribe MeetingE-l
First and third Friday in each month.
WoopsFIELD LbDcE. No. 377, 10 o. FL
John B. briggs, N q. Louis Sulsberger, SEQ
retary. Regular meeting every Thursday. d
LEwIsyILLR LODGE No. 49S, L o. o. F.--
Albert Il. Thornbury, N. g. A. 9. Armstrong,
Secretary. Regular meeting every Saturday.
BRIGnT EYES LODGE. No go. /. o. o FL
At Stafford II N yanfossen. N. g. w. H.
Ullmmn, Secretary Meetings every Saturday
evening. sG5 a9a2 95i45s5I5. - EsssH
DEXTER LODGE, No. 800. I. 90. Fat
Beallsville.-- Isaac N. Jeffers n G. L. z.
Montgomery, Secretary. Regular meeting ".
cry Saturday. :. sS
CLARrNaToN LODGE. No 525. I. o. o. F.
At Claringt,n.-O Buskirk. N. G WV.
Messerly, Secretary. Regular meeting every
Saturday evening. ~ a efepsa 98i 81 sf
MnToNsBURa LODGE. No. COL. I. o. @ aB.-.-
At Miltonsburg-o. Yockey. N.,G. O. Frank.
Secretary. Regular meeting every Saturday
evening
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BalsilnOre-August. 5 Cattle
Very best on sale this week, 43@53f;
that generally rated first quality, 4s@44
medium or good fair quality. Si94b::
ordinary thin steers, oxen and cows. q
@3c ;stxtreme range Of prices, 23@o4c;
most Of the sales were from 34g44c-
The quality was scarcely as good las il
was last week, with the exceptions OF .
few tops which were equally as good ss
were those Of last week Quotations q
@5fc, - ssq 4s5,iUs ~
Milch Cows--The market has beer
slow on common cows, while good ones
are in fair demand Quotations. s20@l 40
90 and but few at As 90
Hogs-Quotations, 54@6ar; very few
at either extreme.
Sbeep-We quote sbu' 'chers Sheep at
3t@4aci Lambs, s4@4ac; and stockers
1'e'c PEI psau 93 r.
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PROBATE COURT.

I July 3l.-The following accounts
|were heard and disposed Of as noted:
John fisher. Jr., Admir- Of the estate
OF Jacob Suter, decd final account the
Adm'r has fully accounted for all mon
eys that came into his hands, belonging
to said estate.
j. Affolder, Adm'r Of the estate Of +.
Rvf, decd; second account; overpaid
81 Al by tie Admir-.
c. Cehrs, Adm'r Of James Bracey,
decd; final account; received by the
Admir- Sl.929,25; remaining in bis
hands, s502,SS e.
John u Steiger, Guardian of John
W Lange, minor; final account; in
Guardians hands S264 81, which he is
ordered to pay over to F Kansig. Guar.
dian of said Lsnge.
N. Baudi, Guardian of the estate oi
Mary Toni, an imbecile; second &C
count; in Guardians hands. to be &C
counted for, the sum of S1,576,35.
E. D. Johnston, Admir- of the estate
OF s Tuel, decd final account balance
in Adm'r's hands, S51,95 to be accoun
ted for.
Jacob Davis, Jr., Guardian of the es
tate of Rebecca j. PAIL; final account;
in Guardians hands the sum of $685., ,38
Elizabeth Lentz, Guardian OF Geo. F.
David T. and Clement j. Lenlz, minors
second account; in Guardians hands
SS37, belonging in equal proportions
to ssid Wards. ~
F, Hoffman and Geo. Rose, Execu
TORS of NJ. Hoffman, decd; first &C
count; moneys all paid out; due Execu
tors the sum of S49,50 for services.
A. Twinem, Guardian of the estate o
Sarah J. Rutter, a minor; fourth &C
count; in Guardians hands, of hi
Warfs moneys, the sum of 81 ,086, ,26
7 H B. Hill, Admir- of the estate o
John W. Connor, decd; final account
in the hands of the Admir- the sum o
SI22,6S. - d *
August Letters were granted tt
Amanda A. Menges. Executrix Of An
drew Menges. decd; bond S400. ]
Hol:sclaw, Thos. j. Wood and Josepl
Connor were appointed appraisers o
the personal estate.
/ August 3 John Ruby and Jaco1
Ischi, were appointed Adm'r of the es
tate of John Yoss, decd; bond S400
IN. Bondi, j. F. Thoenen and Jacob I'm
hoff, were appointed appraisers of th
personal estate.
i August 5-John Slime, Admir- of th
testate Of Benz. Hamilton, decd, file
i his final account; hearing continued t
September 4th.
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HThe Temperance Mass Meeting
announced for this place on the 1ott
inst ,lwas attended bysfrom three to fvt
hundred people. but owing 10 the, rain
which commenced pouring down about
noon, the speaking was done in the Cour
House, instead of the woods, where
preparation had been made for grand
THE room was crowded foil The
meeting was opened with prayer by Rev
GARRETT of Antioch.
+ Able sddressesswere delivered by Rev
J. R. SMITH. Of MiItonsburg, Mr. Wiz
Der TRUMAN, Of Wheeling, and Mr.. n
3. MASON, OF Woodsfeld.
p The Silver Cornet Band, of this place
enlivened the occasion by some excel
lent music.
In the evening another meeting wal
held in the courtroom, which Was ad
dressed by Messrs. TRCAAN and MASON
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Gard of Thanks.

wish to return my sincere thanks to
nv worthy pupils for their greatful gif
a pair of beautiful vases) and also the
same to Mrs. Mary West for the selec
ton of the same in their behalf.
May life's bright stream glide swiftly on
Though I may never see each face
And loose the charms that now find place
In memosys Oft returning thought
That bring me to your hallowed spot. "a
May all your future years be bright -.
Shun the wrong and seek the right
Is now my simple prayer to you
And Sign myself "Io you most true -.
~ NANNIE J. HowEs.
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School Renort.

Two promotions were made from
room No. 3 to No 4, viz: Lottie Read
and Asael Cox These two have the
honor of passing the best examination
of that room, on account of two months
more of school than the others also to
equalize from the number already in
roomlNoi A. two other promotions were
made, viz: Lee Clair Sinclair and Tenn
pie Sinclair The frst one named was
entitled to promotion with the rest oi
his class, but being absent, failed to be
examined and upon application, June
2S b he was examined and promoted -
Temple Sinclair was entitled to the same
on account of her high standing In all
the necessary branches.
-. - W. M. HowEs, Ex Sup't.
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The Democrats swept everything a.
the election on the 9Th inst lin Kentucky
Hippophaey is becoming decidedly
popular in Vienna, where 2,040 horses
were slaughtered for food during the
frst Eve months of this year.
A telegram from Rome says in conse
quence of the negotiations with Bis
marck, the Vatican Is drawing up frest
instructions for the clergy of Prussia.
The Russians have summoned The
Rhodope insurgents to evacuate within
ten days the territory belonging to East
ern Roumalia, or the Russians will at
tack them. t,s .'s aisa e
No member Of Parliament is allowed
to cheer q fellow member sarcsstically
Major OiGorman tried the experimen
on Col. Stanley, and the result was tha
he had to leave the house, and when b,
returned was Obliged to apologize to hi'
opponent That kind of rule ought tt
work we'll in legislative bodies on thi
side of the water. .
Certain Russian officers now complain
that the Russian government was terri
bly, swindled in the purchase of war yes
sells from the United States, or rathe
from some Of our keen witted citizens
The eyes of the Russian officers wer,
their own market, and they shouldn'
complain now, even If they were unabl
to distinguish between . man. .of-war an,
fishing smack. ta2als
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II. F. GlDDINGs.
Fighting the yellow Fever.

From the New Orleans Pioayupe. July 81 !.
The President of the Board of Health
thinks that if the people stay out OF the
infected localities as much as possible,
and carry out the sanitary regulations
recommended by the Board, that the
spread of the discs, can be retarded.
There was large sale of disinfactant.
Yesterday, and the suggestions of the
Board seem to have been adopted BY
many persons thoughout the city.
tits now thought by some physicians
that while the number of cases may in
crease, from day to day, the percentage
OF mortality will decrease, and the typs
of feaver being once thoroughly under
stood, will yield readily to the prope
treatment.
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[Bellaire Independent, Sth inst. |

TRACK laying on the Bellaire and
Southwestern is progressing at the rate
of ! of mile per day. The road bed
and all bridges on Wegee are complete
as far as Brannen'ss and beyond that
point the work is going steadily forwards
II the iron is, furnished according to
contract, the track will be laid at the rate
/ Of nearlys / mile per day, until the
road reaches Armstrong;.
FqsTHE question with Republicans is
Shall GRANT have another -term2 The
question with Democrats is, Shall TnDEs
have another term 2-N. Y Herald
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The Indians.

BAKER CRY, OREGON, August S.-A
courier arrived at Weatou's headquarters
with o dispatch from Col. Miller, com
manding officer at Malhem agency, sta.
ting that yesterday eightyfive hostile
Snakes, twenty-eight warriors and the
balance woman and children. came into
the agency and surrendered,and that Oils,
the leading spirit since Egans' death, was
desirous Of surrendering blmself and
band. The courier states that shortly
after leaving the agency he saw from one
hundred to one hundred and fifty going
into the agency, which was very probab
ly Oils and his party. Ii so the present
campaign in the vicinity is virtually at an
end,
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The President on His Cabinet.

president Hayes Interview in Herald,
2 The relations between all the members
OF the Cabinet and myself have been
from the first, and are now, entirely har-
monious and pleasant. and it is one OF
my ambitions, so far as am concerned,
that my administration shall be notable
as one whose Cabinet was co-existeni
with it, in its entirety, from first to last,
unhroken by any changes and unmarried
by any flaw of unkindly feeling.
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Dr r. Ar ES

DR.. b A R N e 3
THE BARNESVILLE DENTIST,
Makes speciality of FIRST CLASS DEN
TAI Work and guarantees satisfaction.
No first class work allowed 10 leave
the Office without rendering entire salts
faction. 4;,.. S
Cheap work is made-if desired-and
prices are governed by the demands ol
my patrons and the quality of the ser
vice rendered.
Visits Malaga, Miltonsburg, Bealls
vile and Jerusalem every month, A
postal addressed to the undersigned Al
Barnesville will notify you when / visil
these places. Am at the Office the las
days of the week. s
Fl. F. BARNES,
May 28-2m. Barnesyille, Ohio.
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WheeIinr-LlyE SrocK YARDS

I WheeIing-LlvE Stock YARDS =
August 6.-Cattle-Arrivals 81 head; !;
sold cows and bulls Phase; medium
steers and heifers Sa3fc; choice cattle
31a34 4c: most of The sales were from Sas
SIC; Demand fair. - 1 as..
Hogs--ln good demand selling at ~
a4c. -i.ss.'sg (, -. - - 3, &,
sheep-In good demand; selling at 3 3
a4c.
Lambs-In good demand selling at 4
a5e.
Calves-In good demand; selling a.
SO 00al0 90 per head. sg.5sa : &. &.
Fresh Cows--Arriyal G Q head; selling
a, 825 O0a40 90; extra $40 00aS45 0O
per head. s.iasz' I. isase q
glde WM BAYHA, Secretary Z
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You Can be Happy

II you will stop all your extravagant
and wrong notions in doctoring yourself
and families with expensive doctors Oh
humbug cure-alls. that do harm always
and use only natures simple remedies
for all your ailments-you will be wise
well and happy, and save great expense
The greatest remedy for this, the. great
wise and good will tell yop, is Hop Bit
ters-believe it. See proverbs" In an,
other column.
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New YOrk-August 9-Beeves-
Texans and Cherokees and common ma
tives weak at 6 00l6 75; Colorado steers
2 SoaS 25: common to prime native do
z 50al0 90. e'aw
Sheep-Market quiet and easier at 34a
4ac for sheep and 4a6c for lambs. the
sales include one car load OF U1io at Az
Swine-rSome good State hogs sold
alive at 50 per 100 pounds.
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The great reaper works. OF c h d
L j Mccormick are unusually busy this
season, running to their full capacity,
and still long way behind their orders.
Their foreign trade is steadily increasing,
and bids fair to grow to immense pro-
portions. Between April and July OF
this year, they received three orders
from New Zealand for about $50, ,00C
worth of machines. each, to say nothing
OF others from Brazil and other coun
tries.
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A CCOUNrS and vouchers have been hled In
n the Probate Court Of Monroe County.
Ohio, for settlement, by the following Ad,
ministrators, EXECUTORS and Guardians; :
secoud partial account Of J.O. Amos, Guar
diau Of Otto and Jere. G Sinclair
Third and final account OF J. u. Goodwin,
Guardian Of Mary l.. voshei. {, ss1e
Sixth and fnsl account of'G W. hutfey
Admir- of Isaac Murrey. Sfs4s hssit
First partial account Of Q A. Wells
Guardian Of Reason A. and Horton D. For
rest. = : .aits3 afs'- stNss
First and final account Of John stine, Adm
Of Benjamin. Hamilton.
Any person interested may 6le writer
exceptions to said accounts, or any item there
of, on or before the 4th day Of September
next, when the same will be finally heard aut
continued nom day 70 day until disposed Of
JAS R. MORRIS. 4
auglS.Tsw5. Probate Judge " c, o.
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ChfcagO-August 9--Hogs-Mar.
ket steady and firm; good stock scarce
and wanted; sales az 4 50a4 65: bu.ch-
ers' pigs 4 4Oa4 so, light 4 3Oa4 40;
mixed 4 80.
Cattle-Active and shade higher
steers A 30a5 10; butchers dull; cows,
Q 25a4 So; bulls 90a2 IS; western
cattle fair at 2 S5s2 80: Texans at 2 S5a
2 10 .3sesa
SAeep- Market quiet al 25a4 50.
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5 Sleepy George Beaten.

Friday last, the I'd inst, the third day
of the meeting at the Buffalo Driving
Park, was very interesting. Sweetser
won the first heat in 2:1S; Lucy the sec
ond 2.lS, and Sleepy George third heat
in 2:l74 In the fourth heat Sleepy
George lost shoe and Sweetser took
the heat in '1S1. The fifth heat was
taken by Sleepy George who did some
very fast pacing, winning by length in
2,l9t Sixth heat-Swee,zer took the
lead at the-star The race home was
one of the most exciting of the meeting.
The whip was applied most vigorously,
and so close was it at the finish that
Sweetzer just showed his neck under the
wire ahead Of Sleepy George, Swee,zer
winning the heat and race in the very
fast time Of 2:l64 Sleepy George Won
second money, Lucy third, and Sallie
fourth. This is the fastest pacing race
Iof six heats on record in America, the
six heats averaging 2:lS each. sf<r
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The Tugmenl'ls 4 war.

CHICAGO, July 3l.-The tugmen's war
continued to-day and tonight, and some
ninety fremen and cooks and thirty en-
Rgfoeers struck. There was, however, no
violence, and it is believed that all the
differences between the associations and
the men will be reconciled.
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Lemon and Orange.

DR.. Prices Special Flavoring Extracts
of Lemon and Orange are made from
the fruit, and have their grateful, agreea'
BILE taste, without the turpentine odor
which is observed in those extracts usu.
ally sold, made from cheap oils. Those
who wish pure extracts buy DR.. Prices
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E I N H E R
9 Keeps Breads Cakes, Chow Chow,
[ Pickles, Nuts, Candies, Tobacco,G ,G-
n gars, Canned Fruits, .Jellies, Cheese,
n Sardines, Mustard & other articles
E kept in a first class Confectionery.
Motto Quick sales & small profits.
R E. / N H E r
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esusaaspeQplsa are rsI,vonderfully

k41SpaepeQple gre fsIvonderfully
and fearfully afraid Of littleT Sunshine
t6at Tie js robbed OF four-tifths of It's
sweets @hsh thsy have 10 90 forth and
expose themselves to little SUM-, They
box spon a little tan as . shame and
disgrace, and rather than have "beau
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East Liberty. Penn.-August 9
-Cattle-Allsold out al unchanged prl.
ces of Wednesday. ..e,..5,..
Hogs-Yo 4 40l4 60: Philadel-
phias 4 75a5 OF.
Sheep-All sord. Prospects fair for
next week,