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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-09
>SroIt fir bic Sdmadeu.

go lanse ser gIimnenbe Sunfe Der 9ebeusfrait nod
sar parmen.A beIeu 0lntb anseiadt werSeU taun, 10
LANCE tit nod SqffHuns fir ben idwateH unb ~obgesebrz
ten Snpaliben poYbanben. Wt6ge baber Geiner ~Derspeiz
ielH, ionberu Sroit ib6pien aus bteier unh Der ieruereH
Sbatia6e, baB e5 Elm SetlmttteI Qiebt, ba5 bic idwiu>
benoen Grdite etne3 serritteten Spitems auf bqs GSirtz
ianllte rpieberberiteat. So, td9lib il6Bt haa nHpersleidz
lide 9pHitam, Solicitors @a9cmbtttcrs. ben&5rz
perm ber @ai6pddteu ueue Grait nnb ibren 9er5eR reue
Sef1nuns Elm. appetit, eririidenber Sdlat l3uHebme
GH Sleil9 unb seiunper Tarbe itnb bte iesen5reideu 9e<
sleiter Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, wede bteies nm
iddsbare Stdrfnn95mttteI raid ms gSerf iest uub err
iolgreid gu Gnoe iibrt. Gte SCREAMING wiro wieber
b~eraeiteat bas Slut senibrt uu6 iebes 2ebcHSorsoH sez
frditist our6 bas gttter5, baS ielb1t Dem lpetbti6enGouz
men Saia9t, Don rein pesetubiliiber 3uiammenfesuns
nnb bnrdaus unidablid lit. Gebraubt es nno erlonst
neue &rait wteser! 81
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-09
W5chenfliche B(linois Sfaafs-Bcifune.

gor etnigen Gagen itan6en mir bot ser
goitofftce uub unterbiclteu unS nit einem
Sarmer iiber baS Metter, ben 8rcis Oes
QSei5enS uno al1oere bcrorttge 0in9e, iiber
Die MAJ iid Dot elmer Gountp> 9oltoffice
getp0bnli6 u~rterbdlt, ais ein anbcrer SSarz
nter i'm Dolen @aQopp an ms Doriibers
ritt.-vGtn i60neS Bferb, Sarmer," lagte
i6, bat gemtB ein l6ones Sti& Oel0 gez
f~olfet!" vS~eblgeidoiien, stranger, antz
tportete metn 8egleiter. v8tq, Der. iebr
lmart lit, bat es auf elmer 8eloue %gefauft.
Ser Saul mar labm, iteif, nit Iusldlag
bebaftet, 10 baB ibn Niemanb tpollte uno
Sill i'm fir beinabe Jttd)ts faufte. @r tuz
rirte i'm nit st. SafobszSeI uno
nun piirbe er i'm ni6t fir $500 nerz
faufeu."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-09
Nucr1ei>

- General SSobn 6. Sremont retite ant
Srettag mad mebrtd9igem N~utentbalt III
@3ica8O, na6s ari6ona tpeiter.
- SIM v6ome Of TIE Trien6leB" iino
itno ieBt 1879 8erlonen unter9ebrabt.
-Oic Nusiteuung peripri6t 6ieies Sobr
better ais ie ST uSicben". Sic itebt aber
aud III ieoerSesiebultg melt Iber ibrenSor1
gGngern.
- Cine Nusabl Gbica9oer geabobs, pie
). 6. Balter, 9l. 6. Satrba1f nnO NnOe>
re- geben nit benz BIane uin. in @eneDa
Safe eil1 elegantes CONNER oteL erbauen
81 lailen.
Dat Ydrt tpar Sreitag Nben6 ser
S6nupl1B etueS ~tcttrnsa sSamilienfe1tes,
Der goIOsnen 6o6sett Ses 6errn 1tno Der
Srau 0bram S6affer, Die BET t1res
Iodter SraH S. 8. Wtibbleton gefeIert
muroe.
= Set 1871, ais 6ie Sta6t Gbicaqo
faum $4,000 Gtnpobner 3dbIte, 1in6
tpdbreu6 Der eriten s Monate 6es Snbrcs
nidt 10 ipeitig GooesfGae borgefomu1en,
tDse oieies Sabr. 0e9en bas borige Sabr
sei9t itd fir bic erDG1nte 8criooe cine
A6nabme bon 785 SGuen. (
-unter ben Spfern 6es eelben sSiebers
befin6en itd audi Srau Metbuaz S6ener,
bic bier iebr Dortbeilbaft befaunte beuti6e
S6auipielerim. rnb i6r @atte 0uioo STE
tbua, ipel6e Der ihredIi6en &ranfbeit in
,8idSburg, ipobin fie 5t6 bon Stem Orleans
aus geflii0tet 6attet1, AM 3. September err
lagen. Die bier fit Die e~rtranften aiinItz
Ter beranitalteten SulnmIungen famem at
ib9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-09
Die 2OnSOmer Shines" iiber ole
WcGprAntG'I6e Grntcs
M0fd1trcftA

Sci @eIe9en belt Ncines 8ett : Streites
5tpilden Der Mc@orr1tdl6en @rnte Ma@
l6tne u11o meDrerer a1oerer amertfanil6er
un0 engliider Mal6ilten, Die am Wontag
Den s. Nuguit auf Der Some Tdrn Sir
4btIip Otiles' 5u abbott 2etgb BET 8riitol
lit gngIanb itatt gefunbel1 bat, ma6t baS
8eltblatt. Die 2onbOner vIimes", folseube
9emertunaen:
Die @r0ifnung 6er gSette fano auf einem
Stri6 6afer itatt, nit 3 bis 4 SuB Do6emt
Strob, nod 5ieinli6 grim; ser 8ooen nit
@raS beoeft ul0 iebr feudlt. Sic Obcrs
K fiddle mar init Gteiner ilberl Get, tDelGe
etnen flr3en abi6nitt per6i nberten. 6rm.
Otcgormtd'S yDeaidine i6nitt einet balbelt
Acre in 234 Otinuten o6ne o1~t5ubalten, Die
Oarben init prddtiger, let6ter 8eDegung
auftebnle1o nnD binoenO 1tnO Die gr06te
SctDunOerung tpur6e laut iiber bic laubere
Qrbett, 0a fallm eitt 6alm suTilfgeblieben
tpar. Die NooD'j6e Wald)ilre gebral6te
321 W1inuten urO tDdbren6 ou 3ett brad
Der 9rabt DiermaI. Nuf eiI1ent Tel6e nit
lidt iteben6em g3eisen nit 80 SUP 1obem
Strob nod ni6t reif geuug aunl Sdneiben
boubra6te bic McGormid i6e Mal6ine
bic 9tuf9abe lit 4S4 Minuteil. 9lue fiiltf
garbs pur6en Die 9arbeu ietrr ialber uno
joy SeOuHOeHI O0U muBte 5n etnlal 1H9e>
baItelt Meroen In6 Der 9rabt brad ein
Wsal. Die Wooo'f6e Mald1ine idnitt
ebenfals lsbr elegant, banb bic @arben
un9efdbr aue8 Der6s, mad @ntbinfen bes
Setfers, Der 9rabt hrad) ieood) ied5maI
nno Die gebrGu6te Seis mar 81 Minuten.
Sobann .tpurben Die MsalGinen auf
Elm 9afer : Selb NIT fir3eren Strob
gebra6t, baiielbe mar Son einsu Dorz
bergebenOen ytegen nod 3ieinli6 fsadt.
Qu6 bier erregte bic Nrbcit Ser Ntc
Gormtd'l6en Mal6iue 8etpun6erunq.
Obipobl aud bic an6ere Anerfennuxg fan6.
S9licBIi9 fanb nod Elm 8eriu6 nit
i6tuerem, i6tpar;en tartarii6ex Safer
itatt; bier iiberipanb Mcgormif ietz
men @e9ner ipteleno, unb erbieIt infolae
oel1en Die grobe golbene Meoaiue Der
..GolQl Horticultural Societn".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-09

Son ben fetten S~pribenleuten 3etgte ltcb
Gapt. 9ennod DDn 0eltDer AM l6nelliter,
30 CT aber nur 1913 ST. tuog, 10 tpuroe Der
8reis oil Ofife 6alltnan, SprlBellnhetltcr
BON 0alnpfipribe SEQ. IS, Gbiea9o, su9e7
lpro6en.
Die iibrtgen 8reiie iparen slr 3eit. OILS
mir bic 6Ormen i6lOllen, nod tIdt oerz
geben.
Sic sGasIteunms.
Mitttpoh Nbeno tpur6e Die iedite Snou>
itrielle> NuSitellung erOffnet. Son Der Nus7
~fteIung ieEblt mat Dor Der lngebetren
Menidenmen9e, bic ii6 III Dem Gielen9ez
bdube brGugte, nur peaig ST leben, aber
genug, I'm baraus Sen S6luB Sieben 81
~tOmnen, baB Die @uSitelung lit otelenI
Sabre ungenteit rcidbalttg uno niellettlg
lit. Sic niro etneu ShaB BON SebenSz
piiroigfeiten un6 intereiiantcn Seiueilen
bes rieiigsu getuerbli6en 6Ortl6ritts i'm
Nor6ipeltcn bergen, Der bas auTn1ertlalll1fe
Stubium ner6ient.
Die gr06tcn Sebensnirbigteiten Der
6iesiGbrigen Qnsitelluug itnb unitrettig
bas Nieiens Mammutb, bas Maufti6@Ge
ripple, Die nor;iigIide @emalbez NuSlteunn9
nebit Der Sammlung bon @ppsabglt1en
antifer 8iIbbauertperfc, ionic perldieoeue
SabritatiOns YroSelie, tpie ). 8. Sallits
tpoltipiunerct, TaB> 6abrifatiOn, 0ampfz
Wdi6erei, Experimentation II. !. ~.
Die 2lultellung murbe mGbrelo Der Wo>
DE tagtGgli6 uDn Sauienbcn beludt uno
tpiro porauslibtli1 nod cine colol1ale
Wenae Geiuder uQ6 Chicago brlnget.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-09
1teberfahrett attto oet5nfnt

Nuf jdmmerlide @eiie fam Mttttpod
5eadmittag atpii6en 2 unb 3 llbr Elm
8rernler Der G6tcago, gittsb. un6 sSrt.
&apne Giienbabu, gtamens Gbmarb Sur
It's un1s 0eben. 9Is berielbe nGmltd an
Gfe Der Wormeu ct. nit 2ostoppeln BON
WGsgons bei6dfti9t mar, tpurbe er bon
elmer locomotive, Die auf einem anberem
geLeile beran fam, iiberfabren un6 aet66tet.
Surtts mar So Sabre alt, et!pa 6 Sabre
i'm 0ienite Mno binterldBt Srau un6 cine
..Eo6ter. Die 2eide .tpur6e mad Ser Wobz
inung oes 8ertorbeuen, Main Str. iuolih
bon Ar6er QlD. gebro1t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-09
etaatss

Sn Der lebter ISOLDE abgebaItenen britt
ten Sibung oes Sutnots Staatsz Teuers
tpebrsBereins wuroen Bic foIgenoen 8eamz
ten eriodblt: Sac. gopnton, Wfonmoutb,
Broiioent; S. 8. 8abbit, OirOn, SO. W.
Sorlter, Decatur, SacoDer, SDcamor,
QSbtte, Reoria, uno Talltner, gbarleiton,
GiceprGfioenten; s. y. GbauDler, Chicago,
correlponbireuoer Sefretdr; s.. g. Gbriltp,
Decatur, protofolIirerber Setretdr; S. q.
Stetnbad, Qutnco, G6abmetlter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-09
@un flotiGem GtSc Der Mus'
ftcQWmAS !. Saue DefillOet it'd, tpenl

aud ntc6t bur6 6uBeren @Ians bas 9ubltz
fum unlodenb, cine Der ben1erfenstpere
tbeitcn 9qrt6ien in Dem un9e6euern 9taum.
SIS lit Der ~eIegaute, tDe1tu aud beldetz
bene 8aDiaon Der 6crren SlliuS Bauer
Il 60, Ser betannten 8lobierz Tabritans
ten, tpelde cine Nn5abl SnitrNmente aus
gelteQt BADEN, bic tpaDrbait unuerglei6li6
1ino.
8eIon6ers gefieIen benz 9ublifum bte
9ianinps, Snltrumente, tpelde cine Spez
sialitdt ber 6irma iiuo, unb ieit SaDren
bur6 i1re gefGuige Tormt, Die meiiterDafte
Contribution lutO Den S6meli Nno Die
Sonfulle in ben berporra9enolten muiifaltz
i6en &rciicn bic IebDaftelte Entertaining
~gefunoen babcn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-09

Gesstatas 9tnimsent lit lit stuei ber>
i1teOenen Sorten gu BADEN. 9as auei6e
nm bon Wfenl9en sebrau9t su tperben; oas
0etbe fur feroe, Shofe un6 anoere Gbtere.
Atteite lber Die @irtun9en 6ieier Dor3lgliz
den gr6parate iinb INN iebe Slol6e oez
ioidelt, nnb iin6 ie[bige in ie6er Npotbefe
ooer our6 bic poit bon Der Office Ser
gentaur Company. 46 Den Street,
ytetp gorf Gitp, az babew. a1ian!sus
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-09

QSedlel QuT J(em Uort SOc. OE5c0nt0 per
$1,000.
8anfausglei6unaen So. OoO, 900.
&amoel.
Gin Sen @etrei6emGrften berrI6te berz
0angene Wodbe eth Sienllt6 lebbafter Gerz
febr, bod mar Die &cnben3 cine tDei6enbe.
Mit ben SdluBuotirungen bonn Dortgen
Samltag Der9ltden, ergiebt ii6 ein Giids
qang bon 35c. fIr 9io. 2 SrIbjabrsnetscn,
Son 15c. fir SEQ. 2 Mtats, bon &c. fir 91o.
2 ssfer ln6 BON &c. fir $50. 2 9loggen,
1no bon 1c. fir @erite per 8uibeI. .0eute
(5am1tag) is1i9 8ei5en Mm 14c.
gBir notiren:
$40. 2 Srii6ia6rsuet3en, reuer, purbe
All S7@864c. pertoufl nno i6loB gu
861c. 9to. / perfebrlos. Qet1Ster &c., yfO. 3
i'm Spei6er 77@763c.
go. 2 per September 875@86}9; per
2ftober 88@Sek; per Nooember $40
So; per Sabr 87s.
S6luBpreile: 864c. per September un6
Der Oftober SIT 86ac per Nopember SIC.
Wintertpei5en mid I'M 12c. per BnibeI.
$50. 1 Jtotber Mintertpeisen 89a091c. SEQ.
2 AL S94@91c., idtoB gu 500; go. 8 gu
83}(0941c. Qei6ter 68. gfo. 2 per Sept.
89$(091, i6loB 81 $685.; per Sttober 3u
9OS0913, i6loB 3u 904c.
Stats 16lob per Stt. nm &c nie6rtger
ais geitern; i'm uebrigen ~bebauptet.
Nir notiren:
So. 2 3u 35a@S6B, i6IoB gu s5J.
,SisbmtreO" 352@s6b, i4loR 81 352.
2eiateg Isl.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-09
0ebt in Sci. Der beriibmte vSuns
toon @obernor". Sie6e Nu;eige.

Gereint IdBt ii6 Mande5 beipdlti9en.-
9ieies benefit Der Sail zines Sobues BON
Trau GItiabetb Sell, Moratbon gitp, isis.
9erielbe lit lett Sabrer alt einem ~oifenen
Betn unO mur6e, ua6oem pergebltd piele
W&coiStnen in Q%lntDenDung gebradt, onr6
Den Deretnten @ebraud) BON Sr. N1tgtan
Gontg'S Satmbmrger SrOpfes uno
9r. Nat8uit &Sni8's 6atab1tr9et
municipalities ptcoer touitGnbig berz
Qeifeut.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-09

8erbungerte SdugIinge fiiuen Sic Trieoz
bofe; uncertainties uuo u%lgeeigHete gtabz
rnng t0btet allidbrltd Gauienbe, Die
So utdbter's vOeutibes &in=
DermeDI" (Paedotrophine) fiber retten
mirbe. 8e6enfet bieS, ibr M.iitter, tpe1n
ibr eure tleinen 9iebItnge babinIieden
iebet, unb s6gert feineu 9lugeublid, ibneu
bieieS porsiiglide, 9roft urb @eiuuobeit
ipenbenDe, BON ben beiten Ner3teu empfoD=
leuc |GriaBmittel fir Die U}uttcrmil6 gu
perldaffen. s3u baben. in allen %reronmirz
ten Npotbefen, IN Chicago BET Sale &
8lndt, IS 9. Glarf StraBe ltno As U2onz
rOe=6traBe.
~ mn 1ninfrpi timn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-09

Die @urltfabrif BON GobeD ur6 8oot6,
IL. uno @robeitr., Derfauft ansge3et9nete
eerbelatzBurf 3u - @ents per Yfuno.
.Siebe beWtt8e 4naeige.
MA21auou7fen tai. 4uIauo26. lept2, 7R14e
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-09
g 6wetr n. @rbarter, begin, Deri6ifft

Ireiie I'm 1O@15c. nie6r., aIs geltern.
3.75@4.00 fir i6tpers 8aare gum Sos
teln, nno $3.60@3.95 fir leidte Naare
sum B6telE nlio 8eri6tffen, uno 1870
94.SO fir glatte i9tpere @aars aHm
geri6iifen.
NertQuft m,rher :, or
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-09
BeHtetfteS 3eue.
BeftaeMn Waon-an
Spaial=ImeIge.
Cite Searfe.

gr WHe. 1pelde an ber 5oIgsn pom yucenbIInbex.
GerpSIer Gdludde, Gntfrditieuns, 8erluIt Der NeauneSs
aroit &C. Ieipeu. isnoe rh fOjfentret Elm Otecept, eos It:
4urirt. Dieles eroBe peiImtttet wurne BON stuem Nija
t0nur In SlbsMmerts entp eSt. S6i6s UR ~aprtlllrtss
GOnpert an Rev. SOiep9 II Snman. D,
22leplSlGw0 lGIA Sibk 9o1ia 81. 9. Gita
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-09

= Die ueberi6rift BUR Hbnebr" riihrte nidt
non perrn Bors, ionbern Don Der Neoatttou BET.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-09
Eer 0seDmt res.


Sebr i6One Stiere 1850 gfo. M
nnO oariiber tuiegeuO. ...:. So .005.4o
G6One5 &tnobieb fir N
fette, gutgeitaltete, 8 btS5 M
Sabre alte Sttere, 13006i5 NM
1450 ID iuiegeno per 1001b. .$4.4O@4Sa
Suites neutrality-suspicious. IA
Stiere, 100 bis 1900 Bfuno y
i6mer $4,oo@4, 80
Uiitteliorte-3iemlid feii6iqe
Stiere, 1850 bus 1900 YFuHS
1Gtuer 0o.S0
Wtaltbteb - Droirdre sNaare
7O001050 ID j6wer $3.50. .$2.5O@3.OO
2ei6te, magere Sibc, Sung
DieD @eifers). 8uleH II
magere 5tiers ............$1.D@2.o0
Terasitiere ...... SO. 70(03.15
GolorabozSe ras ...... So. M(@3. 80
GGLber $3. O0@4.75
Otto gel6labtess 4@ &c. pee Id ls
nah QualitGt.
MI kC
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-09
0auOeI, Siuan5en ul1O Wdrfte
@bicaso, Samftag, Z. Sept.
Sitt6Miel-
@otb in SEEN gorf 1.009,
felt.

Wel0 in ben Banfen 7@8 pGt.
8edieL auf Stem gort soc. 0isconto per
$1,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-24
1ailp 3irnnebrt sournal.
NOONTIDE.

No more the FRESHNESS. of the morning air,
The song of birds, the dewy roses sweet;
The sun has reached its MONDAY heat aud glare
And many flower lies withered at our feet.
The fair, still morning With its voice Of song
Was but the harbinger of toll and care;
We hear the footsteps of the hurrying throng-
The call OF labor soundeth everywhere.
There seems so much to do in the short span
That lies between and the setting sun,
That we with anxious eye the dial scan
Lest night shall come before our work Is done.
So baffled Oft in service we have planned,
And striving still to reach some higher aim,
We do the little things that wait our hand,
Impatient oft so small the things that claim
Our beings utmost grasp of strength and time
And the vexed query oft our soul bath tried
As we have seen the sun 10 zenith climb;
Will il be even thus till eventlde
All, we mistake no hard tasker He,
The dear Lord whom we serve, nor doth he mete,
Such burdens as we bear; tired Marthss We,
Who might, like Mary, sit down at his feet.
Come We who labor unto me he saith,
Ye weary laden come TO me and rest;
We hear thy voice, . Christ of Nazareth,
And at Thy feet we cease our weary quest
Oh. life of beauty far beyond our dream,
Oh, life of love for others sake alone,
Oh, death of love and sacrifice supreme,
Which doth for all our selfish aims atone.
No more we question what our work shall be,
Or what our lot; dear Lord, Thou knowest best,
No task Is menial if assigned BY Thee,
Or place is onely, Thou apportionest.
For in the light which from Thy cross doth shine,
+ EN- our small services are glOrifed;
so would We follow Thee, TIL days decline;
And rest, sweet rest, shall come at eventde.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-24
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tons, an additional and exceptional safety " III,
POlicy-holders. The assurances are made only OF
she Mutual Premiums Principle. Tb Surplus III,
returned annually to the Ilsured.i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-24

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clans, clergy men and others, will be sent free TO
any address.
SETH W. FOWLE SONS, Proprietors IS Uar.
rison avenue, Boston. Sold by dealers generally
may 49, Mon Il Thur&wtc
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OF the Insured, also payable at the end of certain
umbeT OF years. Policies are also issued on the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-02-14

UNDERDRAINING.-A writer in the Alliance Re
vte,U from Deerfeld Portage county, speaks thus
Of undertaking land thereabouts:
Jesse L. Slack of this township, put in last
spring over ten thousand tile In undertaking a
swampy piece Of land Of some nine acres which
had been perfectly worthless for any purpose, be-
ing most of the time covered knee-deep with
water. He put the piece in corn, and notwith
standing the unfavorable corn season lastyear, he
raised upon 1t over twelve hundred bushels OF
corn-more than paying for the expense of drain
age in one season. So well satisfied is he with the
result that he intends putting down, the present
winter and spring from fifteen to twenty thous'
and more tile. He considers 1t better invest
ment than money at twenty-five per cent es
pecially so with cheap labor and cheap tiles
Samuel Diver, also of this township, had piece
of ground the hard-pan Sub-soil Of which he could
not penetrate with ever so sharp plow point He
underdraIned it and can now plow in 1t beam
deep without any difficulty. The tile will cost
you but about ten dollars per acre."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-02-14
PARIS TOWNSHIP TEACHERS INSTITUTE

The Institute met pursuant to adjournment in
New Franklin school room on Tuesday evening,
8th inst, President in the chair. After song by
the New Franklin choir, minutes of former meet
ing were read and approved, when new members
were solicited, the enrolment being rs and Is
teachers. A. C, Hiner followed with remarks on
the responsibilities of the teacher, followed by
]. 8. Hahn and Geo. Bowman on school govern
ment. After another song came reading and an
swering queries, always eliciting interest. The
question Resolved, THAT conscience is an inmate
faculty of the soul was then discussed by A.
C. Hiner and j. S. Hahn in the affirmative; and
]. F. Whiteleather and Geo. Bowman in the mega
tive. Adjourned till Saturday morning.
Institute re assembled Saturday morning at $3.50
o'clock, when, after an opening song by the choir,
the chair appointed committee TO assign SUBJ
jects for lectures; after which Mr. Geo. Bowman
made few remarks about teaching classes Re-
marks were also made.by Whiteleather, Hahn and
A. c.. Hiner when recess was taken till LOOP. m
The afternoon session was opened by song
when Mr.. Whiteleather made some remarks on
English Grammar; bowman on 0rthogEaphy G..
L. Hiner on Geography A. G. Hiner on History
and Mr. Hahn on Arithmetic. Queries and an
swers were given, when remarks were made by
Messrs: Bowman, Zlnninger.and Whiteleather on
Writing, Diagraming and Spelling,
The evening session was occupied by lecture
remarks and a debate on Resolved "Thata man
who cannot read and write shall not have the
right Of elective franchise "-Bowman, G. L.
Hiner and A. Wier, affirming and Nnninger,
Hahn and A. G. Hiner denying. The institute
was favored with music by the band, and passed
a vote of thanks to band and choir. Adjourned
to meet at Paris. on February 23rd, at $3.50 a. m.
]. S. HAHN Sec. A, C. HINER, Chm.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
BARKER.

On Saturday morning last Clerk Of Court John
T, Hays made application to have Harry W. Ar
ment appointed his deputy, and Mr.. Arment was
sworn according to law.
The case Of Thomas Loyd's admir- against Thos.
Hughes is now being tried to the court and jury,
In seems that Lloyd and Hughes, miners got into
a difficulty in the mine, when Hughes struck
Lloyd, and broke his lower jaw, and 72 days
thereafter Lloyd died. The suit is for $1,000 dam
ages. Amerman and Lewis for plaintiff and
Lynch & Day for defendant.
The court ordered the Sheriff to. pay to Jacob
Baughman. administrator of Jacob Zerbe, de-
ceased, one hundred dollars out of money belong.
ing to said estate and in said SherlfFs hands, to
enable said Baughman to pay costs of administra
ton.
In the case of Sarah Caskey against Theodore
NJ Caskey, the court allowed the plaintiff one
hundred dollars alimony pending suitand ordered
execution issue therefor
John 7. Perdue, prominent citizen Of Minerva
for long years, has been for sometime doing bust
ness in the oil regions, Butler county, Pennsylva-
mia, and was there indicted for perjury and
fraudulently disDosing Of real estate and applica
ton being made to Governor Bishop, who issued
his warrant for his extradition to the Pennsylva-
mia authorities. The case came up before Judge
Meyer, and Lynch q Day raised the point that the
warrant was irregular that no hearing had been
had before the Governor to show probable guilt,
and that therefore defendant could not be held
Frease & Case argued that the proceedings were
sufficient to hold and TO extTadite the accused,
The court decided however, the warrant not suf'
fcient, and Mr.. Perdue was released from Gus
tody, and he was set free accordingly. II seems
Mr.. Perdue Is bankrupt, and the matter grew
out of his financial condition and proceedings.
Judge Meyer made some wholesome remarks as TO
the eiberiy of the citizen and the care that should
be exercised by the Governor Of a State in extra.
dition cases, intimating that only lawyer could
properly decide such complications.
David Richard against George Wise ct ux, who
resides at Mexico, Plain township, was brought
to recover S5575O, an alleged loan TO defendants
wife before her marriage, which petition AYERS
defendant agreed in September, 1870, to pay plain
tiff, and subsequently paid thereon 81, the bal
anee to be paid after the sale Of certain property
in Canton. Defendants denied the loan, claiming
the money was payment for services by Mrs.
Wise in caring for child. Court held plaintiff
should recover of defendant Wise, not Of Mrs,
Wise, $500, with interest from June, 1874, when
property was sold,
Mary Dorsey against Frank Burgell, charged
with assault and battery with intent to commit a
rape was concluded Tuesday, For verdict the
jury say, they found the issue joined with the
plaintiff and assess her damages at $500.