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pAREoRs oHANsERs f 6lNrs ~ k slSk &C..
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wsriroscs spring hair Mnssresses Bru.seis Oar
ssss: ali Stan .c ,;lass CHINA and snvcr
Ware, Rascmcnt and ssrvnnt.; Errr,,urn ATEHRT
KEAEMER Auctioneer. Goods packed shipped, &c.
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RfCHrRR L TUFTS, BY h. T. THOMAS. Aucsioneer.
o9 0ss - ans S. .s % s.rsns p.or Suits
oNh or TIE LARoEST sAI.hs OF THIS SEASON.
A GEO. W KEELER. AgcrIoSEEK, Will. SELL
Of Patent III rhss BY pa bic auction "'"'''
4 OBSERVABLE. AUorioSEER SELLS W
.oeoek. III Ludlow st.. s. 900 worth q 0rsesriss,
Green P.a. and s,asr Canned socd. soss WsisSs:
&C. Only M,1 = low 1S,'s,s .ay,.ss
niesrnom No IL 6hsmSc, =, ~ n1 ce - cur
Heavy and sheif ii nrdwsre Table and Pockct Cnierv
wrougi. Gooo. States Cloess Wood and willow ware &c.
RX5 HAVEN; AUoTloSEEK - -
s5a near .S s;s. lot. Of sa.sSod Porni.nro c"r
pnmessc WhssssS Wilson and rsl~r suo s.r,os Mo
chimes. Ci"eksry Glass, Gains and silver wars fissurs
:..-,:.-s, - :.
Il. sed iiSvsn. c,rnrs At II n,siost sb dsy
Old Once saissrooms. Nassau. corner Cedar st.
( MATTEL mohIHAeE sALE-r: DALEY. AuC-
Nhoneer ~. soil ths day ~ " ~. ~ 20. Baxter
Of Of; The Attorney for the Mortgages ~ 0s '''''
-.
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Press. BY order nortg.see
I s. wEiNBEnt.sR Z, AuCrioNEER THIS pay AT
t.a oelock ~ % bowsry rurn't.se tour Jigsr store
coed Java Coffee. Cigars. Liquors AID General Merchan
disc:
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and Mamie. Mirror CARPETS oiieoths pisnoies,e MAI,
ss % Sotser' ro" ~'' o"'e pers"o'''y Every
-~-.- 80. y
lanes CAGSEY. AUCrfOsBER OFFICE AND
day. ~ io o'eiocS Of the jay street Hotel No Fl jaw
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SPECIAL NUy1CI

ISdKTAINs. BILE xG6kD Ard D0KRlUfIN THREE
Odavs' notice: Curtains. 80 csnts per pair.
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COMMON PLEAS COURT.

M Atkinson vs. John Conway Ap
peal; leave to plaintiff to file amended
bill OF particulars in 80 days.
Hunter & Mallory vs. The German
Baukzof Wheeling Civil action; arbi
traitors reported that they could no
agree leave to defendant to answer il
80 days.
r Fankhouser ct al, vs. The Sardis
Manufacturing Co, Civil action new
appraisement ordered.
D. Gregg l. Co, vs Sole & Goddard
ct al Civil action Sheriff Read ap
pointed Receiver and ordered to rem
real estate for Summer crop.
Ohio vs VIM Schuefele. Indictment
for selling liquors &c.-3 cases; recog
nized in the sum OF 800 in each cas-
for appearances at next term of Court. :
D. Neuhart, Assignee vs Jesse Jack
son ct al Civil action; judgment in ia
yor of plaintiff for S72,l2; F. Ket.ere
S1,017,12; G w. Carrothers, S702,29
The Monroe Bank, S541,9l :, The B
Is W Railroad, S2l7,55; S L. Mooney
S20,21, and order for sale of mortgage,
premises.
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The Inv as to Mileh Cows.

Sec. 2sof i"An Act to restrain from
running at large certain animals therein
named," passed April ls, 1885, and now
in force, Is as follows:
"That general permission may. be
granted by the Commissioners of any
county, for any animal named in the
first section Of this acs, to run at large
in their respective counties, and In coun
ties when there is no general permission
township trustees may grant special per.
mits, and such permission, whether gen
eral or special, shall terminate on the
first Monday Of March in each and every
year and special permits shall he re-
vokahle at the discretion OF the town
ship trustees, upon three DAYS notice in
writing to the owner of such animal,
and such special permits shall he direct
ed to individuals, and for particular ami.
mails described therein"
The County Commissioners not hav-
ing given general PERMISSION it re-
mains with township trustees, in their
discretion, to issue or not Issue especial
permits" to individuals for particular
animals described therein, revokable by
the trustees upon three days notice
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PROBATE COURT,

March 2S-Joshua j. Alexander as.
signed his property to John Keyser for
the benefit OF his creditors. John Hobbs,
John Forker and g Eberle we're appoin.
ted appraisers Of the real and personal
estate.
April John Kerr, Guardian Of the
estate Of. Gottleib and Caroline sAttle.
minors, dled his nth account; hearing
|continued M d 81 81
F. Geo. e. Norris Kxecueofof the VIII
of Robert Norris, decd, fled his final
account; hearing continued.
April 2--S. A. Atkinson, Guardian
of John Miller obtained an order to sell
real estaie at private sale ssssS
FApril 8 LIN Burkhatt Executof Of
THE WIN 81 Wendell Burkhart, decd,
filed his final account; hearing contin-
ued
April s I'M Butt Adm'rs OF George
Kestner, decd, fled his final account
hearing continued. ~
John Keyser, Assignee Of J. j. Alex
ander, filed an inventory and appraise
ment Of the real and personal estate oi
said Alexander, also a schedule Of the
liabilities.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

WoopsrIELp CHAPTER. No. IS. r. An
Jera Williams, b. P. James r. Morris. Sec
retary. Regular conyooations-First Monday
after each full moon. au 81 stseIi L.ss
MoNRoE LopaE, No. 1s9. F. s. A MAT
Woodsfeld.- H. b. Fill. w. M. Jere Viii.
liams, Secretary. Regular communications
Wednesday ON or before each full moon.
CENTRAL LODGE No. $40, F ga. MAJ
Calais-Wm Breeden. W. NJ. E. S. Stephen.
Secretary. Regular Tuesday
on or before each full moon. ..
SuNsBUnY LODGE. No S62, F. g. A. M-At
Besllsville.-David McVay, w. NJ. A. w.
Darby. Secretary. Regular communications
Thursday on or before each full moon.
GRAysvILLE LoDeE. No. 40. F, & A. NJ
AT Graysville. Gatchelk W. NJ. u. ".
Okey. Secretary. Regular Communication
Tuesday ON or before each ftll moon. as .
CLAnINaToS LODGE, No. 1853, FG A. NJ
At Clarington w. T. Hurd. ". NJ. Wm.
w. Mtsserly, Secretary. Regular communics,
tions-First Monday in each month. I
STAFFORD LODGE. No. SO. F. q A. MA,
Stafford, Henry Smith. w. NJ. G. w. Mason
Secretary. R, gular Monday
on or before each full moon. Z,
l. MAsrEnToN LopaE. No. 400. F, 4, A, NJ
At Masterton, Matthew Warwick, ". NJ
/ g. F. Eocntz. Secretary. Regular communica
tions---T Thursday evcnirg on or before each ful
NOON SEf aSs.af 70 5stl .si ilEG7 e.
.,ssI 80 sxss ha4A
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Tribute of Respect.

At regular meeting Of Central Lodge
No. 279F & A. NJ. held in their Lodge
Room In Calais, Monroe County, Ohio,
on Tuesday, March 18th, A. D. 1878,
the following preamble and resolutions
we're unanimously adopted. ID s.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the great
Ruler OF the Universe to call from our
midst, our dear and much respected
brother, Jacob Shuman, one Of the
Charter Members Of this Lodge. who
was made Mason in the year OF our
Lord 1923 in Westmoreland County Pa ,
who after protracted illness departed
this life on the morning of the 25th day
of January A, D. 1873, in the S4th year
Of his age.
WHEREAS. Remembering that the de.
ceased was dear to US on account of his
many virtues, therefore be it
Resolue1, That in the death Of Bro.
Shuman this Lodge has los kind heart.
ed, intelligent and worthy member, and
his afflicted wife and family an affection
ate husband and Father, and the Town.
ship aud County,s good citizen. ,.,,
Resolved, That we, heartily sympathize
with his bereaved family In this our deep
distress and pray that he who doeth all
things well, may comfort his afflicted
widow and fathefless children and lead
them by his almighty arm 80 to live that
when their time on earth be ended, they
may meet him in that better country,
where sickness and sorrow cannot come
and the weary are at rest. ''''
Resolped. That We wear the usual
badge OF mourning for 90 days, and
the Lodge Room be clothed with the
same s'
Re,olsed, That copy Of these reso,
lutions be recorded on the minutes, and
copy be furnished the widow Of the
deceased, and published in the following
papers: The Spirit Of Democracy, o'
Woodsfeld, Monroe county, o Barnes
vile Enterprise Belmont county, and
Gtiscn's Press of Caldwell, Noble county
a C. L EBERLE, 81 tss.aa
:eai5 &C. L KRoNINd, Committee
-sae J..N oDANroRD tasga s.
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ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY,


EscAMpMENr AT TCLARINargN-O. Buskirk,
@. r. James Rutter. Scribe. .Meeting-Sec-
ond and fourth Monday in each month.
ENcAMpMENr AT WooDsFtELu.-O. F. Lit
tie, G. P. Fritz Reef. Scribe. Meetings
First and third Friday In each month.
!, WooDsrIELp LODGE. No. 377, T. o. o. F.
John B. briggs, N, G.. P. Schumacher, Jr., SEQ
retary. Regular meeting every Thursday.
LEwfsvrLtR LODGE. No. 49s., L O. o. F -
james n. Hamilton. N g. o. Diehl, il.
Secretary. Regular meeting every Saturday.
Z BsIevr EYRs LopoE No. 67o,eI. o. o. F.
Stafford, Ohio-o. 8. Sloan, N. g. n. Stofie
Secretary. Meetings every Saturday evening
DEXTER LODGE, No. 39o. I. o. o. F.-A,
Beailssille. = Isaac N. LETTERS, n. g. L.
Montgomery, Secretary. Regular meeting sv'
cry Saturday. s-si s.
"a CIAR,NaroN LODGE, No. 5a5. 10. o. r -
At Darlington. .-AWill II. Rnttsr. MIG, Vim
Williams, Secretary. Regular meeting every
Saturday evehing. se iFa& 'i5'il
MILToSssuRs LODGE. No 601. I. 90 F.
At Miltonsburg-O Frank, N. q. P Shaffel
Secretary. Regular meeting every Saturday
evening. edi 81 ai p f3nl ga
ID s1 - /. sss, f.--e -f4- ...slz- .e-.-.
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Probate Notice.

A CC0UNTs and vouchers have beenfisd
IA IN the PROBATE Court Of Monroe County.
Ohio, for settlement, BY the following Admin
istra.ors. Executors and Guardians. s area
First partial account Of T. J, Roe and Samuel
!, Farmer, Adn'ts de bonis non with will ans
nexed Of Richard Farmer.
First and final account Of Taylor Jefers Admir-
( Of Ioseph Walters - oA 3 tt6 22E
Firs, and final account Of W. L Davis Guar
dian of T. ". and Kate Neal.
Third partial account of }. D Noll Guardian
Of Melissa and Christina Bright--hnai ss to
.a Melissa. 5s ssn aSsuae
Third partial account Of Isaiah Coen Admf OF
BAIL Stewart
Second and Anal account Of Chrptian Neuhart
Fl Guardian Of John Henry. Deborah A. and
( NancyJ Stine. nDsisglip Il
Any person interested may die written
exceptions TO said accounts. or any item
thereof on or before the .26th day OF April
next, when the same will be nuallv heard
and coutinned from day to day until disposed
Of, JAS. X, noNhS'
i amehfs,rista. Prcbsis Ju5se Nc, G.
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ChlcagO-April 5---Hags--All
sold earlv, opening weak and osiug fir.
mer: mixed rough 50 45a3 65; light
SO 55a3 50; heavy shade stronger at
SO 70a4 90; 1' ssest
Canle-Supply moderate snd demand
good; inferior to medium shipping 90
90a4 so; fair TO good "a 40a4 60;
choice TO fancy Sd S0a5 20; good fee.
ders and stockers active at SO 00a4 90
butchers steers in fair request at 50 00a
5 go; COWS 80 50aS go; bulls 81 los
4 90; oxen So 00a4 IS. = 81
Sheep-Ssles of inferior 10 faticy a
| SO 75a8 CO..
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The dirt washed out OF the shirts and
jumpers worn by, the workmen Id the
Bonapza mines averages ffty pounds q
day, and assaya $3.50 a ton, Hereafter il
will be collected and the precious metals
extracted, which will effect saving ol
81, 600 year. al
The Secretary otthe Navy in a letter 70
the House committee on Naval Affairs,
says official reports show that the United
States is iuadvance Of a1l other nations
In lorpedoes. European GOVERNMENTS
have sent agents to report on our system
but the Secretary Of the Navy declines
to afford the specific Information. aAf
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sHIarFEs sAks.
J.s.t R.ishsr IS
y.hsE. HtsssH = 4,

DY virtas Of ssYtain srdss sf sale fssasa
I'D from the court Of oemnon plsas, sftAf.
ana for the county of Alcuros, sad etats- e
Ohio, ina eass pendins 10 said oourt tstwss@
the above named parties, and 20 me dtesista .
will Offer for sale al pdblis aaotisn 8 NE
esss door Of tha oourt Asuss n Hstds9slA.
on
Saturday, sAe ll,h Dap sf Neg. lsYt
lbetween ths ,kcars Of 10 o'clock :, a. ana q
o'clock p. N, Of said day. the fsllswins -tss
scribsd real estate, sisuats IN ksnrss sssaH.
Ohio. to witt 3 RbsGis wsa SGT
| Q IAN that parssl Or los Of ground sitsass&
and heing in the town Of coehransvills snA
numbered seventh the plot which u ressrd-
cd In book o. page 400. In the once for -.
ordius deeds IN ana for said county sf Kss1
roe, 7'.1g s'@ - isess' -
sad property 90 ordered 70 ~ ssil 3 ..
praised a. Sioo, aad may ssilsasfss 'tws.
lth,rds Of said sppraissment.l fsrns Of ssas
sns thirdidown on day Of sale, sal bslssss
WILLIAM RxAD.
sptils, ,7sws. Sheriff \. Q. o
'e efR,sss 4 Daiass, Att'yss fas.1asd
y q q
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WOODSFIELD NURSERY,

Mrs. NJ. A. WAY, at the woodsfeld
Nursery, ID prepared to furnish Fruit
Trees, Garden seeds, Pot Flowers of all
kinds, Wire and Rustic Baskets, Snow.
fake and Beauty Potatoes, and Bulbs Of
Dahlias, Gladiolus', Tubr oses, DC, &c,
at the lowest cash prices. Where arti,
cles are sent by.mail 1e cents per pound,
postage, Is added to the price.
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The Cheapest.

Ed. SPIRIT: I feel 1t my duty to
give the poor man and the poor widow
who have to rent co W pasture the benefit
Of my experience. l have been in the
habit of hiring COW pasture for my COW,
until last yesr, 1 concluded to change
the programme. ] let my COW run aat
large and pasture IN the woods and on
the commons, and laid out two thirds oi
what the pasture cost in ground feed Of
different kinds and fed my COW twice g
day This induced her to come, up to
the door at milking time and the result
was that my COW kept in better. order
than when on pasture and the butter in.
creased about thirty per cent. x
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New York-Anril b-Beeyes

New YOrk-April b-Beevts
Native steers It 10Y, to dress 55a57
T. xas steers. fsa Car loads strong at 81
10 dress So Exporters took 1870 fat steers
1900 10 l4400 pound, at l0al0tc
Sheep-The few Transactions included
fairto good nnshorn sheep, 81 81; year.
ling lambs at 7a71c e-bo 2 saifar
Ho2s-A little more inquiry for live
car load, 135 pounds, at 81 06 per 100
pounds.
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reported for The Spirit of Demooracy,l
Report. ,ar4 ius g.

Of the Woodsneld Union School for the
month ending April 5, 1873:
-RooM Nor1-Earollment: Males 21,
females 19-total 40.
Roll OF HoNoR-Lana Dieter. Laura
Mason, Maude Read, Minnie Stoehr,
Hartford Christy, Willie Helhline, Jacob
Koontz, George Koehler, Eddie Mays,
Johnny Niehch,, Henry Stoehr, Willie
Stoehr, Ira Smith, - ~e. .. IS
Z Roox No. 2-Enrollment: Males Il,
females l7-total 50. ''7ss'
/ Roll OF HoxoR-Mattie Craig, Cors
Craig, Annie Carter, Alta Morris, Katie
Neu6art Annie Pope, Minnie Reinherr,
May Ricer, Birdie Sprisgs, Lens Smith,
Ella Walton, Matte Walton, John Heck
Archie Heck, Harry Goodrich. Harry
Mays. George Schauh, Eddie Schama.
cher, Wavne West
RooM No 3-Enollment: Males -
females lS-total 81. S&34tW aAa'
/ Roll OF HosoR--May Smith, Lucy
Lynch, Mary Helbling, Lide Ellington,
Ella Cassil, vina Bell, Carl Judkins,
Thurman Spriggs, Sammy johnson, Ad
die Carter, Charley Koehler, Perry Craig
Roox No. l-Enrollment:, Males 10
females 19-total %. s-rt s
Roll OF HoSoR-Mary Doherty, Mol
lie Hunter, Laura Johnston, ~Lida John
ston, Katie Koontz, Caroline Neuhart
Ellie Schaub, Everett Doherty, John
Kocntx, Leslie Mason 7a is A 6
Roox No. 5-Eurollment: Males IA
females l2-total 20
ROLL OF HoNoR-Alice Cassil, lLor
0kev, Minnie Diehl, Thomas Koehler
Cliff Morris. Cliff Walton. %
Roox No 6-Enrollment Males 10
females l2-totst a.
Summary report: Enrolment male
95, females 97-total 1872 s.9 e,
EFPalents whose children have beer
absent and II the cause Of absence is no
made known blythe parent to the teach
er, will receive weekly report from tn
Principal, giving the attendance and alb
senee Of the pupil, whereby the paren
may know Of his attendance or whethe
the absence has been by his or her owl
will. Jv ,e W M. HowEs, Supt.
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sHERIFE's SALE.
, George s. Algso o.
W. ri ?
Sanutl q. Petty st all


Or virtas Of certain order Of sals AsusdJ
j from ths court VI common pleas, withiH
and for the county Of Monroe aud State Of
0hio,in case pending In said oour,, between
the above named psrties,aud ts me- directed.
will ofsr for sale az public austiou q tbs
east door Of the court houssi In Wooisasld. :
On -tff !
Saturday, the l1ih day sf Nsyl tara.
between the hosrs Of 10 O'Clock q. n aud e.
O'Clock P. m /, Of ssld day, the following de-
ssrbsd real ss:ats SITUATE In Naures seaaty.s
Ohio. to Wit, i35fl. }l Saa
The northeast quartsr Of tbs sssthsass,
quarter OF section thirteen, towrshlp three
Of range Ave, soatsiniug fsrt, asrss more 81
less: m E 81 4a3i hsisfe, ~ ss n
Said property 90 ordered to bs sold 10 sp-s
praised At $iO0, and may sail fer two thirds
Of said apprsissnsnis Tsrms Of sale; ons-,
third zach "a day of sale and the balance sa
continuation,
'is'hs iaA WV. RRaD, syi5s
April0, ,Tava, il.t sAsrif 4. 8. o..
Assssa 3 AAsssSr. Atsy'G s'ara
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A Frauds Insult to the Country.

Mt. Hayes has been excavating among
the forgotten rubbish OF the Credit Mo.
bilier Congress for material with which
to hll the vacant office Of Register of the
Treasury, and has drawn out Mr. GLENN
W. Sco6eld of Pennsylvania, whose con
stituents have had no use for him since
the days of Oakes Ames' deadly memo
randum-book The President should try
to feel ashamed OF himself for insulting
the country with such an appointment.
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EE Barnesville Coal is acquiring rep
utation as gas producer. At test made
at the Gas Works Of Mansfield last week
where every facility is possessed for accu-
rate measurement, it was found that
Barnesvina coal produced five feet and
two-one hundredtbs to the pound, while
Pittsburg made just five feet. This is q
small difference, it istrue, but yet itshows
superiority, and that our coal for gas pur.
poses excels that which has hitherto Been
regarded as the best.--Enterprise.
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Wheelfng-LIvE STOCK YARDS
April 2-Cattle-Receipts IS head: all
sold. Cows and bulls S@3!o; medium
steers and heifers St@4c; choice 4@44c
Western cattle sold at 1 80; demand
fair r ~ - - r. ~ x
Hogs-Receipts IS head; market dull
at 3@3tc.
Sheep--Receipts 2ol head; shipped
to Bsltimore.; "a s.s- ,s.-,, tt, A..
Lambs-In fair. demand at 4i@5ic
Calves-Receipts 3 head sold at 4(Q
8 90 per head : 2 .saGas4
Fresh Cows-In fair demand at 25@
30 90 per head. aA" @ae# se 50
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RaItimore-April 2-Ca.,le-W,

Baltimore April 2-Ca!tie-We
quite al 3 60@5 Is per 100 pounds, a
few only selling at the latter figure
Mich Cows-We quote at 45@55 90,
common at 25@35 00 per head and'dull.
Swipe-We quote at b@53c. few
choice selling at 5s@5fc, most sales be-
ing made at 6s@5tc per pound net.
Sheep and Lambs-We quote wool
sheep at 5@64c, AMI shesred at 4G54c
per pound gross Good lambs s.ll
readily at S@l0c per pound gross. 80
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Hsixty.oue years ago was a yea!

wSixty-oue years ago was year
without 4 summer Frost occurred every
month In. the lyear 1915. raIce formed
half an inch thick id May. Snow fell
70 the depth Of three INCHES, in the int.
rior of New York, and also in Massa-
chusetss, in June. Ice formed Of the
thickness Of window glass throughout
New York on the 5th, day OF July. In
dian corn was SO frozen that the greater
part was cut down in August and dried
for fodder and farmers supplied them.
selves from the corn produced in 1915
fofsth6 iced Of the seed OF the spring Of
1922 I VS. eSssias sa& q yswbsosg {
Ft.pg, Fsvt
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PattersOn's Immunity.
Boston Herald.l

Mr.. Patterson keeps ont OF sight
it is no longer pretended that he is sick
and unable to be present-and seems in
a fair way to keep his seat until the ex.
piration Of his term next March. He
intends to remain away during the pres
ent session, only coming into his seat in
case his vote is necessary to carry some
party measure. Thus he holds the bal
auce of power in the Senate, and purcha
ses immunity from both sides.
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A Good Account.

"To SUN it up, six long years OF bed.
ridden sickness and suffering, costing
5000 per year, total, 81 ,2O0-all of which
was stopped by three. bottles of HOP
Bitters, taken by my wife, who has done
her own housework for year since with
out the loss of day, and want every
body to know it for their benefit"
= x"JoHN WEEKS, Butler, N, Z.
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AE The Republican township ticket al
Bpllaire was elected by najorities rang.
ing FRI m As to 27O, except Daniel Theo'
bold, Democrat, who was elected Clerk
by II majority. Levi Cassell, National
was elected Mayor by 2s4imatority, and
Orlando Archer, Republican, Marshal
by 124. The Nationals elect two Coun
cilmen, and the Republicans three
Enterprise. ra,, ,eY .rs.
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EThe Democratic Congressional
Convention will doubtless Isdopt the
usual ratio of one vote in the Conven-
tion 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 totSentydiine votes inithe Con.
vention. The several townships Of this
county cast, last Fall, Democratic votes
as below, aud by the same rule OF ap-
portionmeut would be entitled to dele.
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Cambridge Jsffersonian. 4th inst J

Richard BeaL Of Birds Run, who had
bis skull broken LIST fsll in q melee with
Wesley Marlatt, has been discharged
from the Athens Asylum as cured, and
returned home last Friday A piece
about two inches square, OF the righ,
side Of the skull was crushed by a stone
The pieces Of bones we're renewed, and
the wound has healed over The pulsa
tions of the brain can he observed
through the skin covering the wound.