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PROBATE COURT.

March 25.-The following accounts
were heard and disposed of as noted: !:
Geo. W. Cline, Guardian of the miuor
heirs OF JoSn Little, decd; third ac-
count; due the Guardian for moneys
advanced in the purchase Of real estate
the sum of Sl54,94.
David Stephens, Guardian of the es-
tate of Huldah l.. & VIM. H Craig,
minors; second account; iu Guardians 9
hands, of the moneys of his ward. HUI
dab L. the sum of S2S9,71, to be &C.
couLted for.
John Yantz Adm'r of John Yantz
decd, first account; received by the
Admir- S324.32; amount paid out S495
80, leaving the sum of Sl7l,67 as over
paid.
N W. Steenrod, Guardian of the es.
tato of Nancy and Noeman Smith, mi
nors; second account; In Guardians
hands belonging to Nancy Sl44,44 to
Noeman Smith sl47,77 to be accounted
for.
David Trembly Guardian of the estate
Of Margaret A., Truck; final account ;
in the Guardians hands the sum oil
e728.43 which he is ordered to pay over
to said Ward, she having arrived at full
age.
A. Mengus, Guardian OF the estate Of
John A. Hayard, q minor; final account /;
in the Guardians hands, after deductipg
payments and allowances, a balance OF
$69S.67 which he is ordered to pay to
said Ward, be having arrived at full age
March 26 Jos. R Algeo, Guardian
| of. the estate oil, John Minder, filed bis
final account; set for hearing the 25th
day of April. ssa
March rs IS. A. Atkinson, Guardian
of John Miller obtained an order fol
the appraisement of real estate; DAME
Brock, Charles Pontius and George Sup
pes we're appointed appraisers.
March 27-T G.. Allen Assignee o
Paul Rist obtained an order to sell rea
estate at public sale; also II acres a
| private sale. ~
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BaItimOre-March 2

BaltimOre-March 25 5-Cattle-
Verv best on sale this week, 5@5tc
That generally rated first quality, 4@5c
Medium or good fair quality, 3s@4c
Ord'ry thin steers, oxen d cows, 3@34c
Extreme range of prices, 3@54c
Most of the sales we're from 44@5c
The quality was fully as good as were
the offerings last week, there being rath-
er fewer Of common cattle than there
was then. Quotations 3@51c.
Mich Cows-Trade in common Cows
has been dull, but the better grades were
more active, the former selling at 20@
80 90, and the others at 36@50 90 per
head.
Hogs-The quality was about equal
to that of last week. but the receipts fol
several weeks past have not been of 9
very superior order. Quotations 54@
&c, few selling at the latter price.
Sheep-We quote wool sheep at 5@
&c, and clipped at 4@5c. Spring lambs
90 off slowly OF s9llc, as to quality.
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ChIcagO-Marca 29-Hogs-Mar-
ket week and lower; mixed rough at 80
25a3 so; light active and unchanged al
50 45aS SO; heavy in fair demand at SO
e0s3 80.
Cattle-Shipping steers at 90 s0a5 20;
feeders and stockers active at 81 Goa
3 go; butchers firm; steers at SO 10a
8 80, cows 50 s5; bulls 80 25a3 Is.
Sheen-Market firmer. Shippers dull
at 81 5Oa5 20.
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Senator Howe,of Wisconsin, ,onthe 25th
'ult., opened the battle on Hayes. He de-
nounced him in severe terms, and, with.
out being too personal, said all that .
man could who detested another. Sena
tor Howe represents strong body of Re.
pubiicans who have been disappointed in
Hayes. -
The New York banks now holdi over
8l9,0O0,000 in excess of legal require.
ments II confidence was restored in the
country that money. and the amounts
held by other banks, would be put in cir
culation, and business would revive, But
there never can be confidence with John
Sherman at the bead OF the Treasury
Department. -
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The Powers Decline to Hold the
Congress Without England,

LONDON, March 27-A Berlin dispatch
says that the powers have declined the
suggestion made by Russia that the Con-
gress be held without England. Prince
Gortschakoff is endeavoring TO bring
about meeting of the three Emperors
and three Chancellors. Russia is under
stood to have indicated her willingness
to make further concessions to Austria,
and some concessions also to Rounania,
being prompted, it is thought, by grow
ing appfehensiofis Of differences with En-.
gland. Germany has under the circum-
stances abandoned for the present all
ideas OF Issuing invitations for the Con-
gress.
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Another Administration annointmen

Another Administration appointment
was on the 25th ult., defeated by the Sen
ale. The Democrats,to together with Stan
lev Matthews, voted to confirm Hayes
man, but the Republicans could not be
prevailed upon. The Republican party
is dead. 1t had better take new name.
An Ohio court has just granted a
mans petition for divorce from his wife
on the ground of her habitua! drunkness,
the intoxication arising from the excess,
i've use Of morphine. The Court held
that it makes no difference in law whether
the intoxication proceeds from the use OF
strong drink or from narcotics.
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A Very Valuable History.

We have received from the National
Publishing Company of Philadelphia the
advance sheets oftheir latest publication.
The work is entitled The Pictorial HIS
tory OF tie World, by JAMES D. McCABE,
the well.known historian This book is
literally what it processes to he--a COM
plete History of the World-for it gives a
clear and concise account of every nation
that has ever fourished ON the globe,
The history of each country is related
separately, and in the clearest and most
comprehensive manner, and the deeds of
all the great actors in the events Of an.
cient and modern history are brought be.
fore the reader in the most vivid style
Ancient history is related in full, and the
accounts of the Middle Ages, the Cru4
sades, and the great nations of modern
times, are equally valuable and interst-
ing There is not dry page in the book
1t is as fascinating as romance, and at
the same time one of the most valuable
works of reference ever published. We
are constantly called upon to discuss the
great questions of history, and the wars
and quarrels of the nations Of the old
world require us to be continually refresh
ing ourhistorical knowledge In its me
chanical execution the book reflects GREAT
credit upon its publishers. Itis superb
volume of 1850 large double-column
pages, printed on paper of the very best
quality. The book contains over $50 of
the finest and most beautiful engravings
ever published in this country. They
are new, having been made expressly for
this work, and embrace battles and other
historical scenes; portraits of the great
Fmen Of ancient and modern times and
views ofthe principalcities Of the world.
These engravings are genuine works of
art, and were made at cost of over S25,
900. The great number and high char.
acter of these engravings make this the
fmost valuable art publication Of the cen
tury. The work containes complete
History Of the late Var between Russta
and Turkey, which is the only history ol
this struggle in print.
Itisfo sale by subscription only, and
agents will find that this book will sell
readily when all others fail, from the fact
that it is work that the people really
want. See the publishers advertismeu,
for agents In another column.
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WOODsFIELD NURSERY.

Mrs. NJ. A. Way, at the Woodsfield
Nursery. is 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 1sceuts per'pound,
postage. is added to the price.
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FWe often hear it remarked thai
the Murphy temperance movement was
not productive OF any lasting behefit.--
In disproof of this allegation we were
told ON Saturday by a prominent gen.
tIeman from Bellaire, that a careful emu.
meration of those who had been re-
claimed through the agency of the Muir.
ply movementin that city, showed that
at least sixty persons, who before were
common drunkards, had forsaken the
cup and were living sober, respected cit.
izens. s.-Belmont Chronicle, 28th ulL
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nevv !, Adyertise.nents. 4,

SHoRrs.-Potatoes are selling at 70
cents per bushel in Wheeling. @
Call and examine our stock of cards
and paper.
9Goldciosed IN New York On the 2Sth
alt, ct Sl 0la. sss s. q
WILL MooSEY has Big White Dollar
OF the new issue. = a.'.'
Auditor WEDDLE's notice to Asses
sor's will be found in this paper. =
Horse bills printed on short notice
and OF fair rates at The SPIRIT Office.
A few nice bass have been taken from
the creeks near this place Too cold yet
Court adjourned on Friday last. Con-
siderable business was transacted during
the term. ii
The cold spell last week damaged the
early. cherries, and peaches. Wheat was
not injured.
JAnKs O. Sole and family, Of Jack.
son township, this county, have located
In West Virginia. y ftrs
The result of the election in, the sew.
eral townships Of this county will ap-
pear In our next issue. s5a sls
Pike wouldn,t bite. is the report Bux
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OBITUARY.


DIED-At Cameron, Ohio, EMMA,
daughter of WILLIAM S. and REBEcoA
BEARD, on March 12,after short Hines:
of three days, of inflammation OF the
brain, aged 8 months and 8 days.
!. Gone, gone to thy tomb; Nk e
But it is not cherries, .-.-
Hope dispels its gloom;
While we are weeping
Ger the hallowed ground,
Thou art but sleeping
Till the the trump shall sound.
Sleep on loved one! None disturb you.
Sleep till Jesus bids you risel
Then with all Gods ransomed people,
We will meet you in the skies.
20 ~ -s Mrs. s., A. ATKINSON. =
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RThe 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 proceeding general election.
This county cast last Fall 1927 Demo.
cratic votes and will, under this rule, be
entitled 70 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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A Good Account.

ITO SUM it up, six long years of bed.
ridden sickness and suffering, costing
5000 per year, total, 81, ,200-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 a day, and want every
body to know it for their benefit" -.
"JoHN WEEKS, Butler, N. Y.
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MARslEp.-0n The 2lst nit, By J. T.
.CUEvERHogsE ESQ. OF Green township
Mr.. MARfos JErrEEs and Miss ELIsA-
Beth A. RorH. sio.s ia 6isssEs = /
On the 2lst nit. BY Rev.T. G. DEC;
GINGER, Mr. FREDRicK ULLxAs and Miss
BtzAse1H BopK. 49,
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FIJRIFICAEIoN.
Ford Brothers Not to be Outdone,

THEY sent to the State Of New York and
i purchased gigantic wheat Puri.
faer. IT weighs 500 pounds and cost S3OO.
It viii remove all impurities from the wheat,
such as smut and chess, and will scour all the
scurf of the wheat and make it as bright - q
new pin. This will, improve the quality OF
their -four fifty per cent. They will clean seed
wheat for thair regular customers free Of
charge. You can get the best Of -four at Ford's
Mill at 81 per barrel; 81 rs per 100 pounds
Rye -four 81 so per hundred pounds.
meh1o, ,78v8. -s
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,EgThe report that Mrs FEiocK, Of
Lewisville, is worse on account of hav-
ing o cancer removed from her breast q
short time since, Is without foundation.
She is we'll in every respect, and has
better healththan for years past. DR.,
HAMILTON. of Columbus, and DR.. A. C.
ARMSTRONG, of Lewisville, performed
the operation. % @a'. e = . (
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New YOrk-March 29-Beeves
Trade slow; prices a fraction lower,
excepting some fat bulls at 50 25a4 %
per 100 pounds weight; one car load
coarse stags and oxen at TIC to dress 55c;
extremes were s l 6al0ac to dress Boa
58; out side figure for one car lllih5is
steers 1850 pounds average. Exporters
took 43O head at 9aa10c, to dress 56c.
Sheep-Market about steady bit quiet
at S5 00a7 90,
Hogs-Market but trile better; two
cars Of light Ohio hogs 135 pounds aver,
age at 81 90 per 100 lbs.
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Eon the 2sth ult.. Governor Brsu-
or sent into the State Senate the follow
ing named persons for Trustees Of the
Athens Insane Asylum !: JoHs SHREitER,
Sof Meigs county,Jfor one eyear;a S.. NJ
McMIELEs, of Washington county, fol
two years; DR.. VIM. WAppLE,. Of Ross
county, for three years; A N. STIMsoN,
Of Fsystte county, for four yesFs; Isaac
'SrAsLEf, or Athens county. for 1--WE
years. ,Ess.aa a4afla aEsEaasE
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EgA Murphy meeting at MorrrTrs
church, on Jackson's Ridge, the evening
OF the asth sult., resulted in SO persons
signing the Pledge. The meeting was
addressed by Rev GARRETT, II. r. MA
,sox and E. W. ARMSTRONG.
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OBITUARY.

DIEo-SILAs G. JONES, of Consump'
ton, March l9, 1878, at his residence in
Bethel township,aged 2S years 2 months
and Is days.
Deceased was born and raised in
Guernsey County, Ohio, bat for several
years past was a resident of Summer
field, Noble County, and about one yeal
ago removed to this place. He joined
the Free Methodist Church at Summer
field three. years ago, and remained il
the faith until his death. He died in th'
full triumph Of living faith, after q lin
gering illness Of over two years. H,
leaves wife and wide circle OF friend
to mourn his losss 8 as& 5gn
Blessed Jesus, thou hast called him
To join the angels around Gods throne,
There to sing and shout hosanna
To God the Father and the Lamb.
Dearest husband, thou hast left me
In this cold and friendless world; M
None to love, none to caress me,
None my sorrows to unfold.
Farewell, loved one; God doth need thee;
Now thy pilgrimage is Ger;
He hath need of thee up yonder,
Over on the other shore. Il. Al.
SpRAeuE, o., March 20, 1878.
caldwell papers please copy
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EOn the a1st ult., WILLIAM BLACK,
resident. of Ohio township, was exam
'ined IN the Probate Court and declared
TO be insane. and entitled to admission
to the Hospital for the insaneat Athens,
Ohio. e<s
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Nstj aa]b,sr:tlsenlltllts, aa], y: ZEN
AssIGNEE's NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed was. on the 2sth day Of March,
1878, duly appointed and qualified by the
Probate Court Of Monroe County, Ohio, -
Assignee Of Joshua J. Alexander, of Monroe
County, Ohio. Creditors Of said frm are no,
ti6sd to present their claims to the under
signed within six months for allowance or
rejection. JohN ASfobhs
8 apr2,' ,'7Sw3. ~Assignse'
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Meeting Of Township Assessors.

TOWNSHIP ASSESSORS elected for the
i year 1873. are requested to meet at the
Auditors Office In Woodsheld, Monroe coun-
ty Ohio, on ssh ~ &S98
Monday. April l6. ls7S,
For consultation. The Auditor will answer
such questions and sive such instructions
as shall tend to secure q uniformity In the
action Of the Assessors Of this county. 5
Every Assessor is required to attend.
WIN. WRDDLE,
srr2;7ex2.. Auditor N. GO.
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Greenbacks that were good enough to
carry on the war and "save the Nation
are a good enough currency. now, espe
cially since the reconciliation of silver
has brought them up to par saving the
usual email margin for exchange.
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SHWhen you see woman balancing
herself on one foot, kicking the other
wildly out behind her,, and skillfully
sswoop up in her, hand 8 fsutail train.
don't be alarmed she isn't going to have
it-ahe is sbout to cross styelve,inch
outter.
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AND DEPARTURES OF NAILS.

BAsr-Iestss Clarington on Tuesday and
Woodsfsld on Wednesday Of sach week.
WEsr-Leaves Woodsfeld On Wednesday
and Saturday of each week.
SourH-Leates Woodsfeld on Tuesday and
Friday of each week.
NoRrH-Daily mail each way from Woods
field to Barnesville.
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HIf you want the news of Monroe
County, the general news Of Importance,
ate market reports, subscribe for Tar
SprRIr. TERMs. = One year z 4 30; six
months rs cents. Office. North Of The
Monroe Bank
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EFWe copy the following from the
Report of the Superintendent of the
Athens Hospital for the Insane, show
ing the number Of patients, from, the
several counties of the district, remain
ing in the Hospital, Nov. Is, 1877:
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Cincinnati.

March 29--FIour 5 20a6 80; Wheat /
l5a1 l8, Corn 4la43c; Oats 29a32c; !;
Rye 60a62c; Barley 40a45c.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
The following are the officers Of Monroe

Commissioners--D. LENrs, KDwARD 0KEY
and JACOB AFroLpER. SR.
The regular meetings Of the Board are held
on the frst Monday in March, June, Ssptem-
bsr and December Of each year.
The Board with the Auditor meet ~ 3
Board of Equalization On the first Wednes-
day after the third Monday in May, each year,
which will be- on May 22d this year:
Infrmary Direotors-JoHs PHALseRAt, R.
McCAMMox and HRNRY SMITH. .a
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C7licagO.

March 29-Flour4 GOAT 90; Wheat
Hal ID; Corn 42a44c': Oats 24a27c
Rye 5Sc; Barley Acc -
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INFIRaiARY DIRECTOR.

s I'D. SPIRIT: Please announce ROBERT
McCAMNoN, Of Center township. as candi.
date for denomination to the office of Infimary
Director; subject to the decision Of the Demo-
cratic Nominating Convention.
MAkY DIMocRAIs.
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- SgRey. GARRETT and II. R. MASON
addressed a temperance meeting at OrTs
church the 2eth ult. Seventy persons
signed the Pledge,
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EgMr. wILLIAM SMITH, of Colum-
bus, and Mayor MASON addressed q
temperance meeting at the NJ. E. Church
the evening Of the eth nit Five per-
sons signed the Pledge.
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Pomona Grange.

The next session OF the Pomona
Grange, of this county, will be held at
0rFs School House, in Green tovnship,
ON Saturday, the 18th day of April, at
10 o'clock A. M. sszss
NAT. n. EDDY, Secretary. (
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FARM FOR SALE.

CIxrY- EIGHT AND ONR.HALF ACRES or
u land on the B. &S.w. R. B., cue'haM
mile east Of BsaIlsville, Monroe county; 50
acres under cultivation, balance good timber.
Fences good, and land we'll watered. One
tvo-story hewed log house on the premises.
For particulars, apply soon to
n. l.. CLEARY.
4 a' Beallsvills, Monroe CO 0hbs.
mehs, '7swA. p a 't
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"QGERY; Why will men smoke COM
mon tobacco, when thevcan buv Mar.
burg Bros. Seal of North Carolina, at
the same price9' Dec 4, TIL.
EE Pot Flowers Of all kinds for sale
at Mrs. WAYS, s.s.sa99 ~ (
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Convention, Saturday, June !, 1878.
PROBATE JUDGE.
TO the eDen1Ocratic Electors Of Mon
roe County.

take this occasion to return to you my
grateful acknowledgements for the kindness
and fayors you have heretofore extended to me,
and to announce that am candidate for re-
nomination to the Office of Probate Judge. at
the approaching primary elections. The duties
Of this Office, which. according TO law, has to be
kept open at all reasonable hours for the trans
&C tion Of business. will prevent me from max
ing an extended canvass. trust that resi-
dence in the county of fifty years, and an in
timate acquaintance with its citizens and their
interests during that period, will excuse me
from making personal canvass.
Very Respectfully, JAS R. NORRIS.
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cgWe will open this week bran.new
Prints, Muslins, Cottohades, Jeans &c.
Suitable for the season at low prices.
- MORRIS & ARMSTRONG.
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East Liberty, Penn.-March
Cattle-No local market. - .si
Hoes-Yorkers SO 50a3 n Phila-
delphias 81 00a4 15. 'a
Sheep-None for sale.
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COMMISSIONER.

ED. SPtRIT: Announce DAVID LENTz,
of Perry township. as candidate for renomi-
nation to the office Of County Commissioner;
subject to the decision Of the Democratic Coun-
ty Convention. MANY DRMoCRATs.
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wA Murphy meeting will be held
at Neuhart's Church on Friday evening,
the 5th inst. b. r. MASON and Others
will address the meeting.
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EFJust opened fresh stock OF Shoes.
Gents Calf Boots, Ready Made clothing
for Gents, at the lowest cash prices
Come and look. then buy
ss.sas NORRIS & ARMSTRONG
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New York.

March 29-Flour 0Oa6 Is; Wheat l
GOAL SO; Corn 42a56c; Oats 34a39c,
Rye 73c; Barley 70c.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

Cincinnati March 29-Hoes
SO 15a3 As; light 50 50a3
10; packing 50 6Oa3 IS; butchers 50
30 ~. a
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PhlIadeiphia.

/. March 99-Flour 3 50a6 Is; Wheat
34al 80; Corn 54a55c; Oats 33a37c
Rye 66a70c; Barley 70a72c. g"
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

p@ announcing the names of candi-
dates SO each. Tickets 81 per thousand,
payable in advancs.
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wooasaeId stockmarket.

April Cattle 2Aa3A per pound ;
Sheep 41u per pound. Hogs Sc pei
pound. sg
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R E I IN H E R I
e Keeps Breaa, Cakes, Chow Chow, ]
l Pickles, Nuts, Candies, Tobacco;G- /.
N gars, Canned Fruits, Jellies, Cheese, !
H Sardines, Mustard & other articles I
E kept in u first class Confectionery. !
R Motto Quick sales & small profits. /
R E 4 N n E r !