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Haverly s Minstrels,

At the Bush Street Tneater, san Francisco
are drawing crowded houses. Without Wal
garity. they hold the attention OF The au
dience during the entire performance, ano
during some portions OF IL the house is KEPT
in a continuous roar of laughter
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-06-13

\ BosYoS clergymen is lecturing Oh
The Trials Of Wealth. We have been
compelled, by another engagement, to
decline a pressing invitation from the
lecturer, t. accompany him Is the 'hor-
rib.e example"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-06-13

.FrxA MOWERS, with double motion and
latest improvement, aud extras at greatly
reduced prices. Berry X Place, corner Mar
ket and Fremont streets, san Francisco.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-06-13

wv. SHAEFFER a CO.'S GREEN SEAL
CIGARS are made FROM finest Havana To-
haceo. S23 Sacramento street, San Francisco
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BUrrKRicK a Co.'S Patterns. spring styles Send
stamp for catalogue i2s Post st. san Francisco
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AL9EWT MAI = CO.'S
H1alpcrOI. SoVon

Ask YOUR Grocer fr 1t end take no other. as Il j.
The best SOAP for family use. Each bar weighs one
full pound W. arc also Sole Agents FOR the Pacific
Coast for CUDpELL TOILET SO.AIS, These Toilet
Soaps are better than any imported. Remember the
name. EMPEROR SANON.
Giiier- Cream Dry Hop Yeast, warranted to please
Giites- Double Extracts. the purest and strongest
GiiIct'- Lemon Sugar makes the best lemonade
GiIieC- Baking Powder, always sure to please.
Stii~r- goods for sale by ALRERr MAU co.
Wholesale GroCer-, rio and 1lS California street,
franrtsCD
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"A NEW BROOM

- WEwPs CLEAN" The Patent Elastic. war
- rsnt.d to get shaky on the handle Ia the hot
ties, and dryest climate Ask YOU grocer for H. Man
ufactured only by ROBIN >ON. FOWLER CO, ans
and 9l5 Sacramento street, San Francisco.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-06-13

PHoroeRsPRs OF superior hnish at Morse's Palace
Of Art az Montgomery street. san Francisco
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-06-13

UNpRINcIrLLD men live kneyes, and
die be9gars.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-06-13

LADY CANVAssERS wanted for new and salihlc
artlclcs Fine Inducements. For particulars address
\. GOBLIN, 400 l2,h street, Oakland, Cal
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TEETH SAvED-Vil,ing Teeth 4 sHcca'ty. Sets Of
Teeth from So upward. Teeth extracted without
pain. Or. MOkFFEW, I2O suffer street.; ;. +.
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'rURkISH RUG PATTERNS sent rr"c by MAIL
L on receipt ct sample price. Agents wanted. For
circulars adirrS. ! T., WAGGR san Mnfeo cal
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Mineral Specimens
foR IuE
MIC RIOS COPE,

We'll mounted on glass for sale Ia boxes Of dozen
send for descriptive circular, cs at 5sI Ca'or-
MIA St ; + CHARLES II. DENlSON 7. o. Box 900.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-12-17
County Correspondence.
,AN i3LA :, 4 fH :,
Written for The Spirit of Democracy
AN ARRAY IN SENECA TOWN
SHIP,
Two Men Shot and One Badly
Beaten

Ed SPIRIT: On The night Of the 7th
inst, a party convened Al the residence
of Jacob Carpenter. about one mile from
Calais. this county, for the purpose OF
having a "brake- down dance" 1t has
been custom of long standing with this
party to engage in drinking, dancing,
&c, and too often hayeytheir frolies end
ed in bloodshed, but this time seems 10
/ have been an exception: as the results
have proved TO be worse Your reporter
could no: get the particulars as 10 how
the matter started, hut it seems from the
evidence that an alteration arose be
tween young man named Morris and
James Carpenter, and terminated in a
| fight between the two, in which Carpen-
ter, being assisted by others, gothic bet.
ter of Morris At this jucture another
young man, Long by name, ran in to
help Morris; but, alas the battery Of
the pngilists was turned on him and he
was beaten almost to death. BY this
time the old man had reached the battle
ground Inflated with the zeal which
eevates demons he advanced toward
Long, swearing at the same time that he
would kill him The evidence is, that
Long told him to stand back or he woald
shoot him; be still advanced toward
/ him, when Long shot and lodged ball
in the back of bis head while he was in
the act Of picking up rock to bit Long.
! James, son of the old man Carpenter,
4 was shot also in the muss, the bullet Ia
liking effect in the short ribs. The old
man Carpenter is in a critical condition,
hut. will no doubt recover; his son is
now going about. Long was arrested
and brought before E-q Warner, and
after hearing all the evidence and some
able speeches made by The counsel, the
prisoner was acquitted, having shot, as
it was proved. in self.defense. Eqe7z "a g
/ 1t seems from all accounts that .here
is class of outlaws in the mel ghb borhood
Y Of Calais who have for years kept up q
. perfect bell, and a number of young men
have been ruined; and the young man
who has been the object of their bate,
and whom they mangled in so shameful
a manner, has been educated in their
4 own school, It is time the community
was rid of such characters. sesa
AMACUs
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Sold Out by the Sheriff.

Pryor Boyd, dealer in agricultural i'm
plemeuts and seeds, at Nos 1G0l Main
aud 1900 South streets, was sold cut by
the Sheriff yesterday. The sale was
made on an attachment of the South
Bend Chill Plow Company, with whom
Mr. Boyd was in arrears for purchases
Of plows, and executions on judgments
for money loaned by citizens, the claims
held by the Sheriff aegregating SO 600
Deputy Sheriff John Mitchell cried the
goods. and realized fair 'prices.on them.
Sheriff Tingle has not yet footed up the
receipts Of the sale, but we feel safe in
saying that the net proceeds will not GOV.
er the claims by one,half. There was
quite crowd of country people in to at
tend the sale, and many Of them laid in
a. stock of agricultural implements at
much below their original cost Wheel
ing Mteltigencer, 18th inst. sas s
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PROFITS COURT.

- 4 }
Dec 7-W H Jeffers, surety on the
bond of Eli Evans, Guardian of Sarah
Evans, an imbecile, was released, and a
new bond in. the sum of $500 fled
Dec. 9-Sam'l Bolen. Admir- of James
Bolen, decd, obtained al order to sell
real estate at public sale Alex Straight
Jacob Wohnhas and Thomas Wright
we're appointed appraisers.
@ M Blowers, Assignee of1Western
TAYLOR, obtained an order for reap
praisement If real estate Thomas Nuss
George Suppes and Peter King were ap.
pointed appraisers l9if6 agTB
Ohio VS. Mitchell Zimmerman. Peli,
Larceny. Plea, guilty. The Court i'm
posed fine of $40 and costs and te
stand committed until fine and costs are
paid. ia
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-12-17

RJohn v. Hart. who for the past
year Or more has been manager of the
Bellaire and ST ClairsviIle Narrow
Gauge Road, has resigned his po
sition to accept the General Super
intendency of the Bellaire d S w. Road
and will 60 to his new post on nexl
Monday. Mr. Hart has performed 9
good service for the B. & St. G. Compa
ny, ID bringing the road mp to good con
dition. He is a thoroughly competent
man, possessing large knowledge Of rail
roadirg and just such man as our B
and S. W. friends need to dig them ou
of the mud Hart can do it if any on;
can. 1t is the intention of this eomps
ny to place their road in order for III
passage of trains as far as Jacobsburs
al once Belmont Chronicle. 18th inst.
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LEGAL NoricE.

/. 5oGets stSFS " ----G - sbkXE 4ta0f
CARAH MocAMICK and Isaac MoCsmiek,
y her shusband, Who, sesids,in Wsllstnrs.
County Of Brooke and state sef West Mir
ginia, will take notioe that on the 96thp day
Of November. o s7essnan1snded petition sxs
filed sgsiDst them, in the oourt o pf-eompon
pleas, within spd for the county OF Monroe
sed State of Ohio, by christian Cshrs, aud
is low pending, wherein said Christian Cshrs
depsnds partition pf the hesfpllowipsFs ss
tate To air tTkassnth hall the hdftl~sst
quarter of section t%I4 twenty .one, township
t2jswo essDaea 4 81 lthrse . (sxesat eight
acres sold Of Of the southeast corner Of said
trass by .yebyPesrsoll tor L.,nuel Psarsoll
by deed dated July 2s. 1861 containing
'ssvsnty,four, scrss more zor less; and thai
unless they. aaswst on or before the 2sth
day Of January, .ls7 2. tia statsrhsnts in said
petition wi ! bs taken as true and decree
6fdefed I'M aceoidanos Nth J tbs IRA vi bf
said epstitieh. .eaw sseHRtSTiANgeRHR5.sA
By SPACES y Dkssas, his Att,ysi'
zdstS,7Swfsist 1s' ssixts ia u Aat@.'sf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9.-Ca

BaliimOre-December 9.-Cat-
tIe-very best on sale this week 4a@5c
that generally rated 6rst quality $40 tc;
medium or good fair quality 3t@3ac
ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows
2t@3c; general average Of the make'
tins week extreme range Of prices 2t@5c
most of tue sales were from 3{t941ct
Mich Cows-There is o fair supply
and trade in al kinds exceedingly dull.
Prices S20@50 per head. p a "a
Hoes-Pricea show also an actual al
vance Of neatly ac last week. Wequott
best grades atA5@4tc;and few selec
tons at 4ae; while Tail ends, rough sowt
and big stags, sold at 34@4c. The mar
ket has not been especially active, only
fair trade being observable.
Sheep-Prices show an advance Of ic
The quality was the same as that of lssl
week. We quote iair to good sheep al
3t@4c; and best offered A49bc; Lamb,
Hobo. 8 rs sis ssss sssoE
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PROPOSED ILLUSTRATED AT.
Las OF MONROE COUNTY, Q.
An Interesting Work for All Our
(itizeus.

We acknowledge call from Mr.. H.
CEINo, an experienced civiEengineer and
Atlas publisher who is visiting our Iciti
zens with a view TO- Publishing a work
that is much needed for Monroe County.
We have examined a sample of the work
issued ny H CR1Ne & Co. and are very
favorably impressed with its elaborate
character, and the complete style of its
beautiful pages We give below the
PROSPECTUS OF THE PROPOSED 1LLUsTRA-
TED HISTORICAL ATLAS OF MONROE
COUNTY, OHIO, BY YAND UNDER THE
=. DiRRCTIUE OF H. CRINa eht
lSomeaof its prominent features are an
index with explanatory references, a
double page map of the State of Ohio,
with the population of the counties, with
table, giving the name Of each county,
date of formation, a geological descrip-
tion of the county. A map of Monroe
county, colored by townships, showing
the location ''oi towns, villages, post
offices, streams, wagon roads,, etc. A
map of the borough of Woodsfield, oc
cupying double pages, giving names Of
streets, No. of Lots and Blocks on an
enlarged scale; also reliable maps of al
the boroughs and villages of the county
plated from records, or actual surveys
and verified by personal examinations
A map Of each township, separate anf
distinct On an enlarged scale, giving 10
cation of houses, streams, wagon roads
churches, school houses, mills, manufac
lures, springs, orchards, cemeteries, stone
quarries, coal banks, blacksmith shops
etc. A carefully compiled, though brie
history, of, the county, and each town
ship. Well arranged sketches of th'
churches and schools, both primitive anc
modern Biographical sketches of th'
pioneers and sprominentsmen of the pas
and representative men of the present
Articles on the rise and progress of th'
professions. Treaties On the minera
wealth of the county, showing their rise
growth and DEVELOPMENT The worl
!. will be highly illustrated with fine en-
al = - H. :.
.. muslin, with leather back, and embossed
cover, and many other festuresthat ten(
10 make the work complete in itself ant
which at the same time commend it tt
i the public Inbinding, print, paper ant
general beauty of design and execution
1 the work has, in our estimation no supe
riors S "a
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-12-17

MARRIED On November 18th, 1878,
BY Elder JoHs A. BAKFf,! MARINA ~.
CAMPBELL and H sHFltAlMlLroN FoRsHEr.
,Op Dec. Sd, ,.byl Rev. JoHa WRIGHT,
Miss CLARA B HABERMEHL and Mr..
THoMAs K SMITH. (, n x - Ii
On December 18th, by JARED HAWK
ms, eEsq, of Center township, Miss
CHRISTINA BoTHwELL and Mr.. ROBERT
M.eBURDITT. u .aslas sids5ss qsaIo yaS =
Ga December 18th, By Rev L B.
Kse, Miss ADALlSE KEEsoR ana Mt.
BYRoS HARrER y'isnsa al9's = ssa's -
On November 17th, 1878, by ,CEPHAs
HART. Esq, or Adams township, Miss
MARGARET MoBLEY and Mr.. Amos AULr
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Heaviest storm Known for Years.


ST, LOUIS, December 13.-Dspatches
from Central aud Western Missouri,
Iowa and Kansas say the heaviest snow
storm known for many years has pre-,
vailed for the past twenty-fonr hours.
The depth varies from ten to thirty in
ches, and in n'same localities is very badly
driftei. The railroads are .obstructed.
and some of them have been obliged to
suspend the running of trains altogether.
At Lexington, No., and other places
the schools have been closed and bnsi.
ness stopped. At Fulton 4 Rock Island,
the Mississippi River is closed, and the
people walk across, it on the ice. A sleet
storm set in here last evening, and cover
ed the ground with thick sheet Of ice.
To-day the weather moderated, and rain
has fallen and still continues. ie b..
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OBITUARY..

DIED.-Of consumption, at the resi-
dence of her mpther, In Samueriield,
Noble County, Ohio, in her 43d year,
SARkHzA RuCKER, wife Of LEVI RUcK-
Err, deceased ssf 0@'6
Sister Rucker has had much trouble in
her short lie. During the late war her
husband volunteered and went into the
service, (they then lived In Iowa, and
died in one of the Southern hospitals
aud left her q widow, but no children -
She had small property in Cedar Falls,
Iowa. herobtained aspension from the
Government, upon which she lived. Her
heshh Ebeing poor, she was notable to
work. Her parents lived in this county,
near Calais, Her father became blind
and helpless, She left her home in Iowa
and came, andltook care of hersfather till
be died. Since then she has kept her
mother She wasla great source of com
fort to- her mother, but that fell disease
slowly preyed upon her until it finally
done its work. i6She boreit with Chris
tian fortitude. She was member OF
the NJ. ER'Church, and during her last
weeks religion was her constant theme
her Bible, was her constant companion,
and for many days she said that Jesus
was with her every moment, ,andon Mon.
day morning, December 9, 1878, she
called her mother to her and said, II am
almost gone" ,"oand withba smile fell
asleep in Jesus. .y'an"o siii .. fi's5e
Mother, weep no more for Sarah
From sorrowing abstain. The cause ol
your afflictlon is her eternal gain.
20 veepzno more forSsrah,s5 ~ TTEl
~ Her sufferings noWs are 6ers Ill,
She is free from storms and trials,
Her bark has reached the shore.
s .ggYAG III ajli}t .Ai lt,J. MA5sIE.
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81 y SHERfFFS SALEle-o ss
Thomas Cline .& ano.,, ::Exys,

si,aj Slss II slsE vs. isss ssiiagss lsssv-,
,sss7oH Dagid Mills ct az. ,sss.;e, ).
Ss& sszsA = sRleR---s!5rA bns gsssIsrt
pYa virtue Of sscertain avendi.s exponas
u issued from the court ofceommout pleas
within and for the county Of Monroe, and
State of Ohio in case pending in saidsceurt
between the above named parass;a aud tome
directed will offer for sale at public auction,
on the premises, in Perry township on 81
Saturday, ,the ssfh dgy Of December 1878
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock q, IN. and
o'clock p ms Of SAID day the following de-,
seribed personal propsrty, to wit: ,G - -
S One-fourth of one thresher and cleafiar ma
chine.four acres moro or less Of growing wheat
one 2-horss lumber, wagon, also one brown
mare, I years old, blind. in right eye, white
spot in forehead, IS the property Of David
Mills. a]9 aAa.asiW
+ 81 1asTff ssal WIN. READ,
( dso1 ,'78u2.aS - sge Sheriff u. C. o.
OKEY & 0KEv, Att'ys for plaintiff.
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Assignee's Sale Of Real. Esl

nURsUANT 10 the command OF An order
far s.ls from TIA Mouro. County Probate
Court I viii, offer at nnblio sale. between the
hours Of 1yooio ! 3 o. u,. and a o'clock,y. M.
on The d premises near Irish Ridge ?. D., in
Adams township. Monroa; County. Ohio. on
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ,a7o
ou'". "os '"e GOV" eas =, e" o'"
the Following described real estate situate in
s.,a 70. oTan.s o. nonsos, 20 S,s
township four, range tour. oommsnsins ior
tue same At ahe apoutA o. 'nsl.ah raes nee
theuoe three RODS east tnsncs haifsy.ssns
rods north; thence twenty.sisst rods south
east to the corner Of William Mobisys oos.
nsr; thence north with said Mobl'.y p iins ssc
the corner of piece e. land dssdsd s,Ar-
cni6aid Barkes 70 fnilip 'solaud' .nsno'
win ss'a moe'sy me y NE sG.ns. S.S,s o. ass
land to the Hobbs Run; thence with SAID rar
en- an agreed line 10 tae mon.n oil saia run
tnenc6 up riney Sreeklto thos AteAauuof Ino
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-12-17
Remedy for Hard Times.

Stop spending SO much on fine clothes
rich food and style. Bay good, healthy
food; cheaper and better clothing: ge,
more real and substantial things Of life
every way, and especially stop the fool
ish habit of running, after expensive
quack doctors or using so much of the
vile humbug medicine that does you only
harm, and makes the proprietors rich,
but put your trust in the greatest of al
simple, pure remedies, Hop Bitters, that
cures always at triiiug cost, and YOU
will see better times and good health =
Try it once. Read of itin smother col
umn. IT sF.at ia .2-.s 81 ees
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ElaaaSszsr-.as ~ .iisisn,si
ITEMS.

1s6Itsa shs dflae 81 Ihhrnarya Di.
rector.
AT ree-soHS 0'Cossoa, IN the
Montgomery county JAIL q
EDISON, the Inventor, has received d
patent for his electric lightx EtATHl
Congress will take . recess from De
cember' 2othi to January 6th.E Tgu9 seaJ
WAX do negroes. invariably use razors
lin their fights, instead ofsknives2y ss,5t
john /. DAvENpoRr, U S. Supervisor
Of elections in New York, is to be inves.
tigated.
The Afghan is small affair; drt
and run has been the plan Of the natives
thus far.
VAN SVoRHEs votes against the Ma
tional Bankers every time on the silver
question. ---~--4----~--
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Wheeling-LrvE STOCK YARDS.

Wheeling-L1vE STOCK YARDS
Decem ber 10 Cattle Arrivals GO head !;
sold,. COWS and bulls 50@2 soc; medi
um steers and heifers 50@3 00c ;-choice
cattle 8 O0@3 so, s,s4.- III
u Hogs-Arrivals S28 headS light I'd
common 2 00@2 SOC: packing 2 5a@2
75c; butcher and lard hogs 275 to 800.
sSheep-Arrivals AZ head; selling from
3 90 to 4 90. 80 .ss5
Fresh Cows-Arrivals head; selling
from 25 00@40 90 per bead,
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OBITUARY.

u DIED-Un the llth inst, of lung fever,
Mr. JOHN BAUER, OF Ohio township,
aged g. ears and 7 months
He was uttered in the Zion Church
Cemetery on the I2ths inst He was a
faithful member of the. German Evan
gel.calf Church, ip Ohio township, for
more than fortYyears, and ever ready to
aid the church and bis neigbbors. He
leaves wife and four children. He was
willing to submit to the decree of Him
who doeth all things wefi:
Hann|PaA Monroe CO o opeerll, rs.
sWVV n Iff7fTTF III
lCALIFoRNrA SALMON IN Fish CREEK. -
Mr.. H. B. Miller. Fish Commissioners,
on the 9Th h~inst deposited about $4,000
Califssnia salmh Ia the waters of Fish
Cred. rhe5 5fishswrre disturbed as fol-
loNss 10 Fishing Creek. twefves miles
from Mannfngton. 81 500; in Fish
Geek, aeLittlatoh,; % 500; and in Knob
Fork of E5sR CSfkS S85g0 bMr. Miller
informs US that 50 far d1tiny the present
season .Hs has tpta / 75 ,00oi california
salmon in the waters of his dist,ics.
Wheeling Intelligencer. asvsa
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ChfcagO-Dec l3-Hogs-Market
steady, and prices shade higher, closing
weak; choice heavy 2 75@3s 90; light
Q 50(02 65; mixed 3 40@3 Is. s'f'ss
Ca,tle-Shipping shade higher al
3 40@5 Toe; stockers strong at 2 35@
2 Soc butchers COWS . 4o@2 s5e steers
8 00@3 Soc; bulls 2 00@2 40.
Sheep-Gopd stock strong; common
dull at, 2 50@5 90. ss4 9s.r
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BUSIN ESS N OFFICES

EESCHUMACHER has inst receiy-
ed fresh lot OF Candies, Nuta, Figs,
Rnisins. Prunes, DRIED Sugar Corn, Pearl
Barley &c. all OF which are offered low
for cash. 49, 9sn44.
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East Liberty, Penn-Dec l3-
Cattle-GDod to extra A 25@4 Soc;
common to fair 8 00@3 Toe; bulls snd
cows.2 00@3 25. ess s5s.,se ,,9s.,..F
Hogs-Yorkers' 2 70@2 s0c;s Phila
Slelphias 3 60@3 05. ,Lasa a.a ai sasa
Sheep--Sellmg at 3. 0e@4 Soc; fol
common 10 extra.ftt eE;1ss3.iae ssii 9
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New YOrk-Dec l3 BeevesA!
Market opened, firm and closed weak
with, downward tendency. few select
reached 9a@l0c; but 7a@9ac; was the
range for poor to prime. ssg gut
Sheep-Market easier at 4 tc for sheep
and 4a@58c, for lamhs. 's9
Hogs-Market closed weak at 2s90@
8 Is per 100 lbs live, with q car load ol
good 260 lbs at 80 SO per 100 lbs.
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Discovered.

DR.: Price, by new process extracts
the subtle favor from, every delicious
fruit and aromatic In his Flayorina
Extracts, the characteristic taste, and
freshness of the real fruit is preserved
Ladies' that wish something superior in
the way of favoring extracts, should
purchase Or. Prices @ si5F@
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ATTACHMENT.
F. u. Beard. plaintiff,
Before Jared
~ ~

F. N. Beard. plaintiff, Before Jared
Barnsbas Pearson, defendant } of Center town.
ship, Monroe County. Ohio: On the 9th day Of
December, A, d 1878, said Justice issued an
order Of attachment in the above action for the
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EB At the temperance meeting on last
"Wednesday evening, The 1Ith inst, Mrs.
ADA Way read atemperance poem. Miss
BELL SINCLAIR an original essay, Mr..
SIEGEL LUProN temperance story,
Messrs H R MASON and E w ARM.
STRONG each read appropriate selections
The next meeting will be held in the
Ms sEs Church on Wsdpesday evening =
Readers and speakers are Mrs. ELIZA
HoLErsTER, Misses Ollie MASON and
ELoisE WILLIAMS, Messrs FOREST CATCH.
ELL, WIN BEARDMoRE, Jr. and Dr. s4RM.
STRONG