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On motion, adjourned.


PERSONAL PoINTs.-Mrs. Z. c. Lazier,
OF Morgantown. is visiting the family OF
Capt. John Mcclure, on the Island.
We found Ed. Muhleman presiding
with his usual urbsnity in the Office Of
the Andes this morning. Contrary to all
rumors, Ed. remains in his position and
retains his stock, all Of which applies To
the immediate future as we'll as the pre-.
sent. He is q clever gentleman, and 1t
would be difficult to supply his place on
the Andes.- Cincinnati Times.
Dr.. Hildreth, wife and daughter, Miss
Dora,and DR.. ]. @. Hupp, wife and daugh,
ter, Miss Jennie, yesterday left for Buffalo,
New York,to attend the National Medical
Convention.
Nj. Thos. ". Steele, formerly clerk at
the Mcclure House, died in Pittsburgh
on Sunday, OF ty phoid fever.
DR.. J. N. Lszzell, Of Fairmont, regis
tered At the Mcclure yesterday.
Nj. Burnie Mcclure, who has been So
journing with relatives in Texas for sey.
eral months, returned home on the
steamer Andes yesterday.
George Andrews,the weightiest and jol'
liest man IN New York, is 10 the
city representing the Bay State shoe and
leather Co.
DR.. Byron Clark, a prominent physician
Of Washington county, vas lying very
low at his residence in Washington, Pa.
when yesterday mornings train left there
No hopes were entertained OF his recov'
cry.
MI. ]. W. Paxton and his son, A. P,
Paxton, arrived home from New York
at ll;35A. NJ. yesterday, via. the P. W. &
Ky. Road. The latter isin very feeble
health.
Capt. Ed. AnschutE, who has been roll
licking about on the river for some weeks
returned 10 the city yesterday.
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TUESDAY, U n 4, 1878.
New advertisements.

The C~hildren's Home.
Undertaking a specialty-G. Mendsl,
Booth & Co.
Patent Fly Fans, &C.-John Friedel.
Fresh Strawberries-R. J. Smyth.
American Lever Watches-Turner &
Dillon.
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WHEELING s. s. I. Aaoc1Ar1oS.-The
Sabbath School Teachers Association
holds lie third monthly meeting tonight
In the Baptist Church. Mr.. A. q. Beach
will read an essay on the "Use and Abuse
OF Mu.io In Sabbath Schools Mr.. Bar
nitz will discuss the question Of the pop.
ular u.age Of blAckboards, and then one
hall hour Of short expressions Of opinion
will follow. Ministers, teachers and
everybody are welcome.
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WE will place on our counters Thurs.
day, June 9th, so dozen two.button Kid
Gloves, dark shades, all sizes, at the ex'
IRENE low price Of 40 cents per pair, to
close the lot. Also, at same time, = loi
Of ~two-button Blacks, sizes 0, Ct, 6l, al
same price. Come early 10 secure these
great bargains.
Respectfully, SPLYER BROS
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BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS.
MILLS, FREW 8 90,
.sos. rs AID n FourrErsrn 81,
WHEELING. W. VA


By virtue Of q deed Of trust made by george ".
Hercules add Mary A. Hercules, his wife, to me a
Trustee, dated February 18th 1875. and recorded
In the ONCE Of the Clefk Of ihe County Court oil
Ohio cosnty, West Virgins, In Deed Of Trust Pook
No. 8, page 2oI, | will on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of june, 1878,
At 10 o'clock a. ". sell At the front door Of the
Court House Of aid county the following described
property, that Il 70 ny:
jacobs addition 10 the eity Of Wheeling, on the
Bouth aide Of Rorty.hith, late Beech, ltreet, 10 that
part Of the city Of Wheellng called 6outh wheeling.
Title believed 70 be good, but ! will convey only
the tile vested In me BY aid deed Of trust.
TERhS OF eALE- 0ne-thlrd, or more II the pur.
chaser % elect, caSh 10 hand, the balance In equal
ln%Stallments al ak and twelve months, with lnter.
est from day Of sale, evidenced By negotiable
promissory notes, the title TO be retained until
W. a. CALDWELL, TruItee.
W. J. W. CowDEs, SolIet1r.
W.. h. HALLKR, Auedoneef. my10.FAh
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New ARRIVAL For THE LADtEs.-
Just received by express another lot oil
Ladies' French Heel Walking Slippers,
Ladies' Kid Princess Button, Ladies'
Long Branch Ties, Ladies' Grecian But.
ton and Duchess Button. All the above
goods and the latest styles. Ladies, call
aud see them, at L. v. BLoSDs,
ll35 Main st.
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FALSE DELIcAcY.-The friends OF those
who are troubled with bad breath, and,
through oyer-squeamishness, dislike TO
refer 10 it. commit a positive and cruel
mistake, especially II they r aware oil
the merits and great efficacy Of the fra
grant SozoDosT. This Is the true and
only remedy for the difficulty; there Is
no valid excuse for bad breath now.
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Boss wHEAr.-capt. Dillon showed Us
Yesterday stalk Of wheat (Medl-
ieranean) which measured just six feet
In length. ItgreN on q farm In Ohio just
opposite sistersyille. The Captain says
there iS plenty Of wheat IN the nsighbol.
hood this grew 10, In both West Virginia
and Ohio, that 10 fully as high, II not
higher, than this stalk,
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BoARp OF commemorative Board
met 81 10 o'clock A. n. yesterday, 1t b.
log the frst session Of the fiscal year
commencing June1, 1873. The follow
ing members were present: Messrs; Bay
hG (President), Ewing. CArnAhan, FreWl
spsidtl, Whitman, Raddle, MeCOlloch,
MyleA, and Roth.
The Joint Committee on Finance and
Roads recommended the following appto.
priatiOns for the fscal year 1878, which
-a.o .1anIad,
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yIEw1o,s band, Iron the South Side,
refreshed our midnight WeArineSO with
sweet, rsyiying airs. Thanks, boyG-to
do good is 70 be happy.
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ReSdped, That the sum Of IS cent? be
and Is hereby levied on every n hun
dred dollars valuation Of real aud per.
soual property within the county for
county purposes, and the Sheriffis hereby
directed to collect the same in accordance
with the law.
Mr.. Frew moved that the item Of
$4,000 Tor the House OF Correction be
stricken from the report Of the commit
lee. The motion was argued at some
length by Messrs. Frew and Carnahan,
who opposed the appropriation, and Mr.,
Ewing, who advocated its adoption by
the Board. Mr.. Ewing called for the
yeas and nays on Mr.. FreWs motion.
which resulted:
Yeas-Messrs. Bayha, Frew, Carua-
han and Roth-4.
Maya = Messrs. Ewing, McColloch
Speidel, Myles, Waddle and Whitman
DR.. L. D. Wilson, county physician
reported as follows for the year ending
May 81, 1878:
Numbsr Of new orders recGved--.....-............ g
I " AbtN ~ NN NAN
..'....'iSi
Sumtsf 4 Perrons suspected Of lunsey ex'
Amlned ............ -.........,..---..... ...,.'.....+- II
EumbefOf deaths among paupers.....--".....''
Number VI births among PAuptrs,""..'.....'"''' !
Report ordered filed.
The statement OF the account OF Ohio
county with the Bank Of Wheeling, COM
missiouers Of "a per cent loan,
was read as follows: To nine bonds
drawn and paid, Nos. so, 1855, So
ia, Il, ZIG, SO, IS and %. can
celled and returned $1,000; to 1888 cou-
pons atS37 so each, S6Is62 so; to balance,
S5l6 IS; total, Sl6,879 So; by balance rem
dered, $685. IS; by order on Sheriff paid,
$500; by interest on $685. Is, S44 II;
total, Sl6,379 SIS. Bonds now outstand'
ing amount to $4,000. Report referred
to the Committee on Finance and Ac-
counts.
The Bank OF Wheeling made the fol-
lowingreport Of its accounts with the
county 0 per cent loan: To bonds Of P.W,
& Ky. r. R., and As coupons Of S30each,
Si6,S60. By bonds sold, interest and
premium and balance due Bank, S46,360
Referred TO the Committee on Finance
and Accounts.
The following local road levy wa,
ordered:
Liberty Soc on every 500 valuation
real and personal property.
Triadelphia zoe on every 500 valua-
tion real and personal property.
Richland Zoe on every 500 valuation
raal and narannal nrnfariv
Richie 25c on every 500 valuation
real and personal property.
The bills Of the Wheeling Hospital
Judson Harstock, ]. NJ. Ewing & Co.
and John s. Garyen were ordered to b.
paid.
In the matter Of the bridge at Roney'
Point, reference was made 10 the Join
Committee for action.
A resolution 10 ascertain the cost oil
builing a bridge e Atkinson's Run or
the River Road was referred to Joint
Committee.
On motion, adjourned.
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MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MorHERs.-Don'l
fail 10 procure Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup Tor all diseases Of teething in chill
dren. It relieves the child from pain,
cures wind collie, regulctes the bowels,
and, by giving relief and health 70 The
child, gives rest to the mother. d&w
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow
ing shows the range Of the thermometer,
as observed at Schnepfs drugstore, opers
House corner, yesterday:
s.s, ns. SEN 7E;A'
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DR1vE.-will sell for a few days the
following: Ladies' Last Fox Balls 81 90;
do Last Balls, 81 90; do Lasting Congress
90c, at Jerry CIemens,, Is Eleventh street.
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THE Boston 99c Store is selling their
Goods at cost for a few days. Be early
or you will get left.
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potrcr CorRr-.Judos Ohaumer,

POLICE CouRT-Judge Ohanmer.
Henry Harris. paid a fine Of 500 and
costs for assaulting ladies on the street.
Timothy Donovan, for discharging q
pistol In the city, was fined 50 and costs,
George Able, drunk, 50 and costs.
Benz. Adler, disorderly. $50 and costs,
Committed to the Work House.
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Go early to the 9sc Store or you will
loose the special sale OF Goods at cost for
a few days.
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SELL it because my customers all say
Morning Glory Baking Powder is the
best. They all use it.
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THE Boston 99c Store are selling their
Goods at cost for a short time. Look
out or you will be TO late.
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TEMPERANCE NoTrs. Rev. W. @.
snodsrAsB will talk atParksTS' Hall this
evening.
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MORNING Glory Baking Powder super
sedes all other brands.
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TRIMMED Hats and Bonnets in great
variety, at speyer.Bros'.
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MUNICIPAL CouRr-JId9s Ganmer.
Court met at 10 A. NJ. Business was
transacted "a follows:
Henry Otto vs.. Otto Hess and others;
in c~hancery. Answer Of defendants filed
in writing, and demurrer and answer set
for hearing, Wednesday, June 9th, 1878.
Adjourned until to-day at 10A. N.
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SAVE your money by buying your Mil
linery Of speyer Bros.
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Do you want to buy any Millinery
Save money by buying Of speyer Bros.
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24xSO Pictures, on Canvass and ii
Black Walnut Frames, for 81 70.
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THE Boston ssc Store is selling at cost
for a short time.
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CHOICE Teas always on hand at G. 8
Feeny's, 1907 Main street.
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MEETING OF WoRKISoMES.-The work.
ingmen Of the Fourth Ward held an in.
formal meeting last evening, for consult.
alton as to the course they should pursue
in the coming fall campaign. Mr.. Sam:
uel Darrah was elected President, and
Mr. A. L. Wells Secretary. The latter
stated the object Of the meeting.
he said that the independent voters
were tired Of the old parties, and the
ruin they have wrought, and representa-.
tive men from The different trades were
invited to this informal meeting for the
purpose Of advising together as to the
best way To- devise ways and means
to organize and put tickets in the
field for the forthcoming elections.
The speaker claimed that the working.
men were able to poll from 800 to 700
votes; "but," he added, "our candidates
will probably be martyrs to the cause, az
Il Is expected that those set up will be
knocked down." He advised his hearers
10 4 test, win or lose. II they lost it
would be only for the time being, as
time would give them wisdom and
strength, and their principles would ere
long prevail. He believed it was the
determination OF the Independent
voters OF Wheeling to cut loose
forever from the old parties, which, he
claimed, had brought the country TO ito
present deplorable condition, through
vicious class legislation in favor Of the
Communists, Rothschild, Sherman, Bel
mont& Co, "who toll NOT, nor spin not,
butreap where they have not sown and
gather where they have not strewn. The
poor we have always with us, made so
BY the aforesaid Communists, and cared
for only by the workingmen."
On motion, Mr.. saml Darrah was
elected as permenant President, to GIL the
vacancy occasioned by the removal from
the city OF the former President, j. W.
Barton, John Robinson was elected as per.
manant Secretary, and various members
were added 10 the Executive committee.
II was resolved To hold a county con-
vention at the Court House on Saturday,
June 90, 1878, at 0 o'clock A. N.
On motion, a committee Of three was
appointed to prepare an address-to the
voters OF the county.
Adjourned to meet at swartz's Hall,
Fifth Ward, Monday week.
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An EPPECruAL STUMP PuLLER.-0ur
philosophical friend, james NJ. Dillon, rs
We have noted at some length, is In the
oil business out west, that is the essential
oils, such as Sassafras, Peppermint, &c.
The gathering OF Sassairas has heretofore
been expensive, requiring from fifteen 10
twenty men to dig enough roots to keep
Mr.. Dillon's mill supplied. But Mr.. D,
finds his inventive faculty equal to any
emergency, and n order 10 obyiate the ex.
pense Of digging, or at least to cut itdown
10 q minimum, be has invented Il very sim
pie but at thesamet time very powerful ma.
chine for pulling up sassairass trees by
the roots. The machine, with two men
and horse, will do the work Of twenty
Eve men, be they ever 30 expert in the
use Of the az and mattock. Those who
have eve examined the steering apparat.
us In the pilot house Of 4 steamboat or
the ordinary hosting machines used ia
warehouses will readily comprehend the
construction OF the machine. II is merely
the wheel and axle in It's simplest form
Instead OF the handles on the pi.
lot wheel, there Is q groove around
the edge as in the hoisting wheel
In this groove Ia wound a stout line, to
one end Of which the horse Is hitched,
On the axle or drum astout chain is fixed
in the form Of a loop. When the tree
has been cut of, the machine, which Il
on wheels, Ia drawn over the stump, the
chain is looped on to it,the horse Is started
and 10 u fly up comes the stump with its
oleaVinous roots. Pullies are 80 arrang-
ed ~ TO take every conceivable advantage
Of the ground SO that the horse may be
driven ahead or to either aide, and
yet get his work in just as effect.
lively, By a simple arrangement oil
an extra wheel and pulley the
power OF the machine can be increased five
Told. In fact the capacity Of the mach ne
Is only limited by the strength Of the ma.
terial used In its construction. With the
aid Of this powerful factor and some
philosophical improvements in the pro-
cess Of distillation, Mr.. Dillon expects to
be able TO put on the market the products
Of his factory at prices that will defy
competition.
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b. CusHIEos Ice CREAM.-Mr. W. D,
Cushing, the euterprising Twelfth Street
Confeclioner, will serve the following
Creams and Ices during the present
week:
TUESDAY,
Vanilla and MaccaroOn.
WEDNESDAY,
Vanilla and Peach.
THURSDAY,
Vanilla and Strawberry.
FRIDAY,
Vanilla and Orange Ice.
SATURDAY.
Vanilla and Strawberry.
ICE COLD DRINKS.
CHAPLETTE,
LEMONADE,
CHICAGO MEAD,
EGG LEMONADE
Orders for Ice Cream in quantity
promptly attended to and delivered TO
any part OF the city.
The Choicest Cakes and Candies in the
city always on hand.
Remember the place,
w. D. COSTING.
Nc. 81 Twelfth 81.
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GREAT bargains in Millinery at speyer
Bros.
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Boy your Millinery Of speyer Bros.
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TIE largest stock Of Trimmed Hats
and Bonnets in Wheeling, at speyer
Bros.
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ss-It viii pay you 10 call and &c tbssO good
before huylng ELSEWHERE.
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Court me. yesterday morning at 9
o'clock and transacted thefolloWing busi'
Ns Jacob Roth Va. John Koch. Dismissed
al plaintiffs costs:
George CrumbAcker Va. Sarah Baguley.
administrAtrix. Judgment for plaintiff
sVainst defendant for $l4 40 and costs.
Benz. s. Allison. on motion OF William
Erskine, was admitted to practice in this
Creighton Va. C~rumbacker. Judgment
for plaintiff against defendant for s45 20
and costs.
Anton schIeischer, q native Of Germany,
took out his first papers Of citizenship!
BENZ. L. Craven VS.. Lewis B. Morgan
et al. Defendants demurred to declara.
ton and each count thereof. Set for
hearing to-day.
Adjourned until this morning at 0
o'clock.
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Buy your Millinery at speyer Bros.
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PIANU Pianos, cost 81, 500. only UhoAN
s426, superb Grand squlre Pianos, cost sLioo.
only sass. Elegant UphSht PiAnos ocst $500. only
Sl55. New Style Upright Pianos SIP 50. 0fpant
SIS. Organs Y stops s72 20. Church Organs, i6
stops, cost $3.50, only Sl15. Elegant sS76 Minor
Top Organs only sos. Tremendous Sacrifice 10
close out present stock. New steam Factory scon
about cost Of Pianos and Organs, SENT FREE
Plene address DANIEL r. BEATTY. washington.
A
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TIE oouA4s-cmgurr cOuRr--Jaig,
Melria.-Conrt mel al Q A. N. yesterday
a usual.
The jury inthe case Of George W, Eek;
hart vs.. P. W.. & Ky. r, X. Co; returned
q verdict for plaintiff against defendants
for $500 90 and costs.
Adjourned until Wednesday morning,
June 5th.
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AT WHOLESALE BY

nACON,-ch0ter sugar Cured Ham, virginia
b Rrakiast Blcon, Sugar Cured Shoulder Clear
EdoS Plain shonlden, all At current market nteA
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RIO ooFEEE-
Two hundred bas, sod to choice Rio COuse, Just
f' S ! and Tor @i' '' NJ. REILLY.
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Ng .@ste
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Write for Circular or send ordss 70
Ma AUPHiN,
2. o. Boz ssa, New Orleans, LsulsIaaa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07
PHUNNY PHANCIES.

A pair of s~pectacles to suit the
eyes Of potatoes the club with which
an idea struck the poet; the stick TO
measu narrow escapes; the hooL
and line with which an angler caught
a cold an umbrella used i'm the reign
of tyrants n knot from the board a
MN paid five dollars y week for; a
glass of lemonade made from q sour
temper and the sweets of matrimony
a chin from the north pole n cake
Of soap with which politicians try to
wash their hands clean pint Of that
bad water into which people are per-
petually plunging; the frying pan
that multitudes have been always
Jumping out of into the fire the iden-
teal first glass which has created all
the drunkards a button from q coat
of paint; the receipt which is given
when a gentleman ''pays his re-
spects; - u life boat that will float on
"a sea of troubles - the lid of q box
on the ear the handle OF the cup Of
affection some feathers from the
right wing of an army; Il coffin to
bury the Dead Sea the saucer into
which the cup of misery owe flowed;
a hat TO fit the head of the MISSISSIPPI
pi river; the match which kindled the
fire of love !; n pair Of spectacles to
suit the eyes of justice /; a remedy to
cure deafness in the ears of corn !;
the broom with which the storm swept
over the sea ; ashes from the fire of
imagination.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07
Trustees sale.

dNhereas, Eliza H. Rose, of Ar
Eain county, Missouri, by his deed
n trust, dated the 10Th day uf April
&676, and recorded in deed Of nwt
l.. page 2l3. in the recorders
office of Audrain county, censeyed
to the undersigned, as trustee, tf
following described real estate, ritu.
ate in the county of Audraln. STATE
OF Missouri, to wit:
The north halt of lot one ~ Of the
southwest quarter section eighteea
$50 township fifty (50) range eigs
lSl west. containing 40 acres more y
and also lot one tll in bloN
three [3l of Clarks adtlitien ttk
town of Mexico; " Inch saidaetdsas
in trust, to secure the payment OH
certain premissOry note therela4 g,
.scrIhed, and said note being daeaali
u-paid, at the request of the iega
holds of said note and in pursnsb@
OF y pewers contained in said deeA
| will on
Saturday, the 2oI day of Feb, lsss
beween the hours Or ten O'Clock ID
tile fosenOon, and four o'clock in ii
afterno m& at the east FROM dor i
the court house. in Mexico am y!
said county, sell said real sstsA 1
public vendue, to tile highet bidaRl
for cash ID nay said note and ~
| costs of executing this trust.
GEORGE b. MACFARLAah,
414-t. Ifuss~8
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COUNTY GRANGE.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.

RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
County Grange met in grand jury
room January 5th, 1878.
Beaver Dam Grange presented
resolutions protesting against the or
g~anization of the MALTA of the State
by the Governor, in accordance with
the petition from st. Louis and other
cities.
Jackson Grange presented resolu-
ton of thanks to Hon. a. III. Buck
ncr for his bold stand on the silver
bill, and also on the repeal of the
resumption act.
On motion OF j. \. Sims the
grange entered its protest against
funding tie county debt, also agatnst
any appropriation by the county
court for matchmaking public roads.
BY motion of Il. NJ. Kennedy, we,
as a grange, endorse the movement
Of the Citizens Association looking
to the Building up Of the manufac-
turing interests of the city of Mexi-
CO., and that We, as patrons and Far
mers meet with them in their delib-
e~rations for tho purpose OF advancing
our common interest.
Officers for 1878 will be installed
Sd Friday in February.
Brother Eshbaugh, master OF Mis-
souri, State Grange, invited tn visit
this county in the interest of the or
der of the Patrons of Husbandry.
W. Il. WILLIAMS, Sec.