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The Portland daily press., 1878-02-19
MAINE.
Especial to the Press.l
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FRYEBURG, Feb. 19.-A son of Stephen
Long of Brownfeld, aged IA years, committed
suicide Sunday about II a. M, by hanging
Cause unknown. Mr., Long lives near the
Denmark line
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zSoue. tic Harhe,,,

PROVIDENCE, R. L., February IS The Priutin,
cut transactions.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE..

The Republicans of Windham are requested TO
meet at the Town House on TUESDAY, the Goth
inst al O'Clock p. m, Per Order
Town Committee.
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ITO the Associated Press.l

Bates Manufacturing Company.
LEWISTON, Feb 1S:-A special meeting of
the stockholders of ths Bates Manufacturing
Co. will be held in Lewiston Feb. 28th, to hear
the report of the directors and take action to
place the mill on sound footing.
Fatal A ccident.
AUGUSTA, Feb. 1S.-Josiah Woodbury. was
instantly killed on Saturday in Lynn's WOODEN
mill in Hartlsud, by being caught in belt.
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For New England

For the Middle and Eastern Atlantic states
rising followed by falling barometer. diminish'
ing northery winds, and becoming yarahIa
colder and clear weather, followed by risin@
Temperature.
Cautionary signals continue at Cape Henry
Kitty Hawk ard Cape Hatteras
Cautionary off shore signals at Cape May and
Sandy Hook.
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Clearing House Trnnsactsoas.

PORTLAND, Feb. IS.
The Clearing House OF the Portland Banks report
the transaction of business as follows to day:
Gross Exchanges. lis 309s rs
Net Balances $500. ......"............ 4i114 80
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-lSalss at the Brokers Board, Feb. 1871
S25 900 Eastern Railroad new BIS, 1906 ..... 554
II Boston & Maine Railroad .......... .......f00
Boston q Name Railroad 7s.............-@ 1101
Eastern Railroad. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90 81
Second GALL
IS Androscogein Mills. Observation-Disclosures. 90
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Boston stock Market.

Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-1ee3 bash corn meal to
N True e Gu,
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Dec 10, lat As n. lon 20 W, barque Jennie Cobb,
Small, from Portland for Mon:evdeo All well.
Jan 80, lat 10 g. lon SO 49, sch Annie Whiting, from
River Tyne 50 days tor Cienfuegos. All we'll.
Feb IA. of Block Island, sch Hume, Diggirs,
from Turks Island for Eastport.
Feb 6. off Point judith, sch Henrietta, Sheppard,
from New Orleans for Providence.
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Foreign Exports.
ST JOHN, PR. Brig Pedro--2320 shocks and
heads, 25,321 hoops.
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MRTEO R0LGosOAE.

DiVAtloNs FOR THh NEXT TWENTY T0CI
HOURS
WAR DEPT, OFFICE GRIEF SrayaE.
OFFICER. Washington, DC.
Feb 10
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
House met at O'Clock.
The prison resolve was tabled, and the act to
prevent vexatious law suits indefinitely post
poned.
Vote was adhered to indefinitely postponing
bill giving County Commissioners jurisdiction
over ways.
The majority report was accepted repeating
the deg law.
Bill amendatory of act establishing Industrial
School for Girls passed to be engrossed.
Mr.. Parlin called up the insolvency bill and
moved indefinite postponement.
Mr.. Mclaughlin Of Portland, made an able
argument in support of the bill, and the neces-
sity of passing it at this time. The business
community are in a state of doubt and uncer-
tainty for fear the national bankrupt law may
be repealed and leave them to the mercy of the
old grab law. They want this bill on the stat
utes as security in the case the national aot is
repealed. 1t will give business men confidence
to go ahead. He looked at the subject from
the standpoint of business man, aud his re-
marks were very effective
Mr.. Parin supported the motion TO indef-
nitely postpone.
Mr. Bliss spoke ably in favor of the bill.
Mr.. Pierce Of Portland, of the Judiciary Com
mittee, said they had spent good deal of time
on the bill and were unanimous in reporting it.
He thought it well adapted to subserye the ends
desired, and that there is necessity for its pas
sage to assure confidence to the business COM
munity.
The motion of Mr.. ParlIn was lost and ths
bill engrossed by large majority.
The bill regulating the disbursements Of pub
lie funds by the Tfeasursrof Cumberland coun-
ty was passed to be epgrossed.
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7 .Mendle, Booth S Co.,

Dealers inFurnlture. 0arpetsl Mat,ines
0flclDtbs. Mattresses. Window Shades
andaslI other articlessin their line OF bu
siness, can sell to the trade in Eastern
Ohio, and West Virginia at, prices thai
will compare fayorably with those ot
any establishment in Wheeling 1 In the
furniture line they have parlor, sitting
room, dining room and common chairs
fine and common tables, marble TOP
stands, Bureaus, hat racks, sofas, dressing
cases,bedsteads, wash stands, lounges DC
Oarpets-ef-ail kieas, ingram, -three-ply
brussels, hall and stair, If you wan
bargains call at No. 1l2l Main street,
Wheeling, West Va, or order aud i
will receive prompt attention.
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Road Tax Receipts. 2

Notice is htreby given to .Toynsh;p
,Cierks and Tfustees5 that shev caal Iob;
tain Road Tax Receipts at The SPIRIT
Office at - cents pefshnhdredsT Il
~M W Horn, photographer. has
established himself in soH1ErEIB Is Gal
lery and is prepared to take photographs,
large and smaA at fair ratess Give him
call.
Ey-If You wantthe news of Monroe
County, the general news of Importance,
late mafket reports, subscribe for Tar
EfrRIr Terms. One year 81 30 six
months - cents. OlIice. NORTH of The
Monroe Bank @ '~ ss
gW O BELT, who accompanied
Mrs. A j PEARSON and children on
their visit to their friends in Kansas. re-
turned last week BE reports Monroe
countyites in that region prosperous and
contented iayd 81 asi eigas sdi 8a
wA letter from Dsrjelirg. tBfitish
India, Asia, came to Woods6eld p. o,
by Thursdays mail, having been mailed
April 8, and travelled over fourteen thou
sand miles, and reached this place after
o voyage or 81 days. sR ~
~JAs Al, ARoH1 j. q. JoHs a.
WATSON have purchased the home dwell,
ling Of Hon JAMES WArsoN, in Graysl
vile, and ARE fitting the FIRST story for a
store room and the second for the use
of the Masonic Lodge ssr.6egs-
cE President MoRaANsof the B & S
W is strongly of the opinion that the
road will be completed 10 Beallsville the
present year, Let Bellaire pull mp, and
there will not be the least doubt or feai
about tie speedy Sconipleti6H Of the
work s@fy
EH +. -BURKHEXDis agent fths
Ohio Farmef,s OF Leroy, Ohio, Ohio In
snrance Co. Of Dayton and Spring gfeld
of Springfield, Macs These are. all
good comp anies, and BURK can insure
YOUR property in either of them onspery
reasonable terms 7NATT azzs
HWs neglected to notice in oul
last issue ,he Normal School at Beslls
Vile. sT6e hnstraetdrs, Proa b McVAY
Rey. c B .HEgTHoRN aud Dr's. DEsNIE
and SHoUsE, are gentlemen .ofqeulture
and students placing themselves under
their guidance cannot fail to he richly
rewarded by having impaired unto then
knowledge of Importance and realvaiue
sdi Beg Miltonsburg is Improving In th'
building line. Mr.. MAScEL, is erectins
a three story huiiding for shop, apt
Town Hall Mr. S GR9ux is erecting {
fpe store house Mr., GEORGE FRlocH
, receptly erected anew, blacksmith shop
Mr., EBERLE bnilt stable and intends tt
erect boilding for his marble works :
Mr. ScHwoB sidoing good BUSINESS ir
grain cradles, having recently shipped
400 10 different points. s.s
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Eg The Rev. B. 5. Taylor, pastor of
the Methodist Episcopal church at -Ssnds
lake N? T.. insteadof preaching q SER
mon On recent Sunday, made this an.
nounsmetf:: aThe Sboard9ot trustees
have no. paid my salary, have taken no
notice my demands, circulated no .sabS
scriptioL paper, nor made any other ef-.
fort 10 fulfil their obligations 70 me. r
am badly involved in debt, and do not
propose'o continue preaching for noth,.
ing. therefore declared the pulpit vacant
until GOD in his mercy can send you a
minister who can live on air aud, wear
buckskin breeches ofhis own make \
We hope there areno Ministers treated
so badlyin Monroe county. ~ n 2
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a ,RAt a. Murphy meeting held at Mt.
Hope on the I'd inst, by Rev j. R
SMITH and H. r. Mason, twelve persons
signed the pledge Also at meeting
held by H. r. MASON at the gC5nnor
meeting house in Wayne township, on
the 4th inst, twenty eight persons signed
the pledge and at q meeting at the same
place, on the 1lth inst, addressed by
MI. MASON, 2o1Persohs took the pledge,
Total, 60
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] Feels Young Again. 4

mother was afflicted "a long time
with Neuralgia and dull heavy, inactive
condition of the whole system; headache,
nervous prostration, and was almost
helpless No physicians or medicines
did her any, good. Three months ago
she began to use Hop Bitters, with such
good effect that she seems and feels young
again, altho over70 years old. We think
there is nc other medicine fit to use inths
family,"-A lady, Providence, R ~
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AZ t'sftt4eAy9t
Church Dedication.

aThe new N. EChurehfat Potts eap-
pointment, Miltonsburgh Circuit, will be
dedioatedion Sunday, May 1ash,to the
service of ! the trneE and qqnrfdh living. GOD, by
Rev j. NJ. Cain, Presiding Elder Of
.BarnesEllle District Pastors and mem.
,berssof the adjoining appointments are
cordiallyeinvited to meetswith us. s.aarod
j. r SMITH.
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MARRIED April 18th, by Rev
EZRA BARKER, Mr. JAcoB KouxTz and
Miss CHARLorrE HENTHoRN "a NJ
On May 9th, by the same, Mr.. LUTHER
|HYssoM and Miss LAURA ULLoM
aOn March. 2Sth, bv SfMoN H ALL, ESQ,
of Perry township, Mr.. THOMAS CLINE
and Mrs. MARY CLINE, ;. . "'aseo s'%@
On April 2Sth, by Rev. A. J BARTELs
Mr. Albert ZURcHER and Miss Louisa
YosT. ,.s.. t....,.a a..
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Y. Y ~ The dwelling house lof2G.ue.
'GRsr.eNsEY, Il ,in IBeallsville, was destroyed
by fire on Wednesday, the Sth inste Mr..
GRATIGNEY was considerably injured by
the flames while working to save his
household goods. Loss from 8l, eco to
$500. As the insurance policy was
burnt up, Mr.. GRATIGNEY could not tell
whether it had expired or-not.v
Exclusively gfot Ethe Farmers: The
Ohio Farmers Insurance Company.
H F BURKHEAD, Ag't.
fIgWoorfsfeld, Ohio.
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In view of Russa's efforts in the d.
rection OF fitting out cruisers in our
ports, England is anxious that our Gov
ernment should faithfully discharge its
neutral obligations When the, late war
between the North and South was going
on England permitted the Alabama and
other war vessels to be built. manned
and armedrat her dockyards~ and ,sufiers
ed them to depart, to prey upon our
commerce. in the face of repeated pro,
tests from our Government Until war
is declared Hetweeh England and Russia
either country is at liberty to purchase,
mar and arm vessels iniaour ports and
It is no part of the U S. Governments
business what tLey, propose, K, do With
them. After war is declared The United
States will observe her neutrality obi.
cations.
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The Four Per Cent.

The Secretary of the Treasury invites
subscriptions to the four per cent. loan
upon, the same terms as offered to the
public in'July, 1S77--namely, subscri,
hers upon the deposit OF 2 per cent will
be allowed ninety days to complete pay
ment. Atthe expiration of ninety days
the bonds will be issued upon receipt OF
So per cent Of the principal and inter-
est accrued to that date, and one fourth
of 1per cent, commission on all sub
scriptions for 81 900 and over will be
allowed. t-'--'
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1o' snfRIFFs SAFE ae
il 81 H5fi'N Q, .ssaio =
peter ,Fau ssssar ss a
The Sarais Manafsctnrins Company.

,oa aldsuttg is,F---rj gBsSGi9 10
DY virtue, Of slcertain eiasorder OF sale Is
Is sued from, the, ,eonrtof common pleas within
and for the county Of Monroe, and State Of
Ohio In 4 CASE pending in said court between
he above n,stded parties and to me dir eeted,
,will offer for saleat pubio auction at th Q east
door. of sthsIcoart hegse in SWo0dshsld' on si1y
, Satardeyothe l5thsady Of Jane, ls7Sl
,bst seeua the shouts sof 10 iocloesa a. M and 4
O'Clock. D. m. of saiddayt the following described
real estate. situate in aoTFee eean's' oAiot TO
Sf5ts urmabatA nurmabatA olsssvssn, Twelve eishteentSenty
lixg and twSatyii veifeetoff ths'wsss side OF
lot number seventeen as laid down on the plat
of the town of'SardissS p
Said ps6pertssssa Iefaered TO- be sold is ap-
praised as follows :xaea Dnssgu..aH 9d1 J.
sIs1 LSt sHapfpsr ssa !S%.l @SSo. SSS. birsi,,oF9
ea feet of the west side Sg,iS'a
sIssiissf lot No, "a asit<Rs7 100 Yea
,f ai Lot number fl'as asWElsossa st Il3E
I,,,';,sa,,,d 10, i,,, u at,..ts ~ l2h a,g5 aa.i
Ana NAV. sell for two-thiyds of said appraise-
fmemnt tai re uiss Of sale, Ave hundred dollsfs On
dayi oi sale and balahee on confirmation.
tloi niT--ieGl ni .gi1Ott NM. READ,
,'7Sw5.,g, % els-10S Sheriff NJ. Y. VI
HUNTER 4 MALLORY, Attys. "a ss.-su,ss
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The quality of the tobacco grown
'ihIths county should be lo9kea to iihs the
present planting. tits possible for the
quality of the tobaeco.te,,be bettered by
careful selection Of plants and more re-
gard to 'hesproper cnring of the crop
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AyTbe following uuotations of wool

SyThe following quotations of wool
salesare from Philsdelphia, 10th iust:E
Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia
double extra and above y37ta40c; extra
81 a9Se /; Medium 38a40c; coarse 33a34c
New York. Michigan, Indiana and West
ern ipe 33ia35c; medium 37a39c; coarse
33a;4c; comhing washed 40a4Sc; do.
unHashed SOC; Canada com bing q40a42es
fine lnsashed 37c; sunwashed l23s25c;
coarse and medium washed 1890; tub
washed 37a40.y gyzsr
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/ Eg- The performances of the pupils OF
tile Union School of this place at the
Court House, on Thursday evening last,
were highly creditable both to the instruc-
tor, Prof. HowEs, and to the performers.
Our Cornet Band, under the leadership
of Prof. FRY, kindly volunteered their
services for the occasion and diseoursed
some excellent music during the evening.
The stage was tsstefully and beauti.
fully arranged with flowers and ever
greens by the young ladies Of the school.
The dialogues by the pupils Of the lst'
I'd and Sd grades were very good and
spoken with hardly 8 halt by even the
youngest engaged.
The dialogue, '.I am, a man." by two
of the youngest pupils otthe school, MIN
ME NEUHART and HENRY SToEHR, was
very good, every word being distinctly
heard. vggwa .FtFtnNsa Ii;
Temple Sinclair sang "0nce I Was a
Maiden" admirabiysfor one so young in
years and was apphuded with great
deal OF enthusiasm She promises well
for the future. ,4.s.srf-or ,s Z
The duo, ."Look me iu the.eye3 lJohn.
ny was sung by Prof. HowEs aud lady
in, style worthy of praise, and was re.
ceived with applause "
In the Dialogue, What is a name "
ADDIE LITTLE did the part of a ,gypsy
fortune teller exceedingly well. 1o1
ga"The May Queen" was very well reci:
ted by some half dozen little girls Ma.
Rr DoHERTr being crowned Queen, and
well deserved the, honor conferred upon
her. srvc,o.r ~, ss,.5,r,--,r,.
The drama, "A Scene on, Owl Creek, u
was quite laushablc, the boys and girls
being dressed in the costume of thirty
years ago ANNIE SpANaLER in debate
on "Woman's Rights" acted her part tc
perfection =,
An excellent feature was the tsbleaux
"The Drunkard's Home" "Clinging to
the Cross" "Statuary," and Geneva
They were all wei cast, and exhibited to
the entire satisfaction ofTthe audience
As stage Managers, WILL NORRIS aud
FoRREsP GATcHELL acquitted themselves
admirably.
Lack of space prevents US from Civ
ing the names of all who participated
therefore we will say that each and every
performer did well ia fact 1t was the uni
versal opinion that there was very little
room for Improvement. IL .t9GnG
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Gard of Thanks,


We tender our most sincere thanks to
the members of the Cornet Band for
their good music, and to all those who
kindly gave US their Interest, and assist
anee in the pn hlic performances, and, as
teachers, we very kindly. thank all the
pupils for their sforbearance and endu-
rance throughout the preparation and
performance Of the Public exercises.
,21oI92 W. AZ. HowGss Principal
seaAan Miss ME- SIkeLAIR,
ssisaeiStf ssiaiMiss A J,oSMYTHs { an /,
ny as.iis 70 miss M kTTtE TrLroRD,
.eesspaz Miss S1LLIB .SENcEAIR,a7 81
Miss LUcY PEARSON.
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s !, New Z } 7 .York-May ,iV-Bee Yes- YES

! New sYork-May ,lg bee yes-
Nalsve,steers. fair to primequality,sold at
s4ulG4e,to dress 56a57. general Y. with
the best car loads at 104alOAc; TO dress5 57,
and lat bulls al Sfa4t 10. iliueaweaghtsad
g Sheep --Market firm for fat sheep al
fpll prices, bat,quiet and barely steady for
ordinary lambs clipped sheep 4aa5aac
unshorn Ba7c; southern and western
spring lambs 7aStc; Jersegreal0tc. sd,
IadEioes-4Market aboutsteady for live al
| $3 75a3S5perl00 spoundsissv sssasst I
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POLAND CHINA HOGS.
DIVORCE. NOTICE.,

TSHoMAsi 4 KNowLToNss Who resides in Ty.
II let county, w. Va, and whose Postoftice
address is New Matamoras, Washington c9un'
tv' ohio.. will, take notice that Hulda Jane
Knowlton did, on the. S0th day Of April, lSlS.
fle ber petition in the Office ot the Clerk OF the
Conrt "a Common Pleas, Of Monroe county,
Ohio. charging tho said Thomas knowlton
with adultery with one Mary Frances Ae,d,
and asking that she may be divorced from tns
said Thomas Kucwlton. which petlnen wau /,
stand for hearing on and after the 18th Day OF
I,,ns ~ the inns term OF said Court for losS.
80 49, II HULDA JANE KNoWLToNs
- .,v .st by oKEY 4 0xEy. her Attys
NAV '1ewS iN
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shicago-May iOAHogs--Marke

p Ghicag0-May i0AHogs--M Market
opened quiet and fsteaay, but quickly
dropped 5al0c ;,heayy ss s5a3l 80 light
SO, ,30s3 So; mixed rough 80 l0a3 30
.giCaltle-M Market active, firm and Tin
changed: shipping steers S4 sl0a5, 20;
feeders and stockerssteady and in good
demand IatS4 10a4 ,45 butchers active ;
Beows 50 5a4 25;i sbutls 90 f75s3 so;
steers SO 50a4 35. ''o 'ns Hsh9 h1ia''spe
Sheep-The quality was good, but de.
nand limited; prices firm at S4 5oa6 CO.
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tPRoBATE COURT.

Nav 1T -G-Allen, Assignee Of
Paul Rist, obtained an order tolseiBreall
estate.
IN Mpffitt, Admir- of the, estate of 7
N. .Pearce, filedohis firsti account; hear
ing oontinuedt - isVg gus C, gsasl gsEt
yo7AH b. Hill was appointed
Guardian OF Forrest Davidson, minor
Dono S4Vo' ssr.t t.,ar
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wheeling Register !

w 'A@AS5 ~sS3
hWR don't understand the Woodsfeld
Spirit to object to just re-districting Of
,thestaye for Congressional purposes. 1t
fears, rather, That, the Republicans hav-
ing committed afoA wong, the Demo
Gratis would swing the pendulum as far the
other wav in retaliation, and co ommit an.
other wrong aud that then we should
have to engage iuthe unpleasant and un-
profitable work Of defending a wrong iu-
stead of condemning lone.ne There is
some danger of that, yet there should be
enough craftsmanship in the Ohio Leg
islature to do right.
aB IN. n Heraid.l z @
GAN Auditor to help the Pacific rail
roads to keep an honest account with the
government is the latest pretty wise sug.
gdstioh Ex-senator THURMAN
Senator THuRMAN's suggestions are al
ways 1.-THE point. Heis a safe states.
man and one whom the People heartily
endorse. Nr
Our fashion reporter says that fscbus
will be much wern this summer; those
of muslin will be embroidered in colors,
and collar, cuffs and handkerchiefs must
match.
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~A Murphy meeting to be held at
the Neuhart church on the evening OF
the 25th inst, will be addressed by Mr.
Fl r Mason and Rev. HENRY LYONS.
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PAINTING and nd GRAININGs

~ M. SCALES, shs old Painter ~
Frame Brothers Carriage Mandatory .Barnsa-s'
Vile, has opened shop In the old Foundry
Building, Woodsasld,. Ohio. He Is prepared
70 execute all kinds of Paintipg and Grain.
ing IN the best style. Painting Carriages
and Buggiss speciality. Dee, 2s.'77 -sm-
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I Crops In the neigbborhood Of Topeka
promise better than Cor years Wheat
will be harvested from June to the
10Th A good deal Of corn is planted
already.
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llssribers still remains ,a;tousas.b0

lgEBTbefe stilljfemains 1al}oua ss BOO
to raise in order to complete the loan
fofQhe TrailfS6af zAs eohsidsfsbR1part
Of this Jis sspass4teed, fbp4 bq4t sIill, some
thing remains to be done This is the
time for the 800 to $500 men to come
to the rescue. The end is so nearly at
tanned that every hundred dollars is i'm
portant.
A meeting of the Directors and all
others who have, and will have, subscril
bed to the loan viii be held at Bellaire
on the 2lst inst. by that time it is con-
identiy believed that the desired sum
will be subscribed, and trustee will be
selected'by the subscribers TO take charge
Of the securities.
B 1t does not speak we'll for the stock
holders, whose interests are 30 vitality
involved that so. much delay should be
caused for want of the comparatively
small sum yet needed Nv aiken up your
public spirit, gentIemeh, and bridge over
this little deficiency without delay.
EssThe play afrDaele TOMS Cabin
performed at the Court House on Fri,
day evening is pronounced ny all pres
ent decided success The house was
literally jammed. No such crowd was
ever before inside of its walls.
The qualification Of the audience was
frequently manifested by hearty ap
Eplause, but was still more conclusively
evidenced BY the excellent order and
close attention given throughout the
performance.
/ Thelpeifornsrs xere susrL l6pfes
liz Asnsreosa, WILL MORRIS, Is SO
fDENeos; -FeASx~LIrrxs r. C<>OkEY
CHARLES SMITH, FOREST GATcHELL, YES
DoRR, JOE. MORRIS, O1To CAssIL, CLIFF
N oRRls LokEsA Way sEttA HtLs KArl
N Meosrr DEIIA PAFTos, MIasas 1 KpEH
LEE, LppisA PeesEsBgse y assiE Ep1sG
TON, and MARY SMITH.
Most of the performers were befor,
the public for the first time, and surpris
ed their friends BY their aptitude and tn
carefulness Of their preparation.
This marked success has encouraged
parties here toyundertake something still
more am bilious for the evenings of ou
County Fair. There is unquestionabl.
amateur talent here which need not b
ashamed to exhibit itself in much NOR
pretentious places. py