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Rtions of persons entitlsd to vote under this
nssiess sseheose TIVE ju agssvof cleo, iona ansi
two clerks 10 assist In Receiving and taking

Ations of persons entitled to vot to under this
notics. seeheose two uagsssoE elections aud
two cfefKsN 10 assist tin fsceivfhg and takins
account OF the votes cast, to each of whom
shall, be administsred the, same oath as has
already been taken By the, ,supersisor. 80
i The Judges and Clerks shall then proceed
as in general elections, to receive the votes,
hsar challenges, examine paftiss challenged
under oath. and oondnot said lectinus undsr
the provisions of the primary election law. 4.
Tho follow ing resolution Of the Central
Committee defines the qualifications OF 70
ters:' - so 49," p $50 -. F'''''' '4'-&
RESOLVED, That men who supported the
Demoera ito State Ticket atst.he preceding
general election. Democrats who move into
the county and willsbs legal votsrs at the
next general election, young men known to
be Democrats who viii Be Of age ID. time to
yots bs the next general election, and Dem-a
ooratio foreigners who may be entitled to
hatura alaations papers in time to vote at the
ass. general election. ssaili be sst snstit'l'a, ,s e
1t is made the duty of Supervisors to see
that this resolution isiearried) iataGomplste
effect, and to conduct said election, fairly and
impartially. .Yi.sss ss0 asgeo SIS, !; era
In case Supervisor appointed Is not pres
ent to open the polls, any Democratio slec.or
of the township may be chosen to act, s
The Supervisor and Judges, at the close of
the lpo Is, win count theyotss and declare
the rssulSo and rsturn, the poll books and
tally sheets, duly certified and sealed up, to
the Chairman of the Democratic CENTRAL
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3 Cfncfnmatf-May leAHogsaDe
mapd fair and market arm; common 81
75as Is, fight SIS sS5s3 ,35;, packing So
30a3 so; butchers S3 5Ga3 CO. en
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AwWork of all Kinds done at athel
stove Ind tin shop of Mrs % sOa At8ks'
AMBER, this places by one OF they best
workmen in this .part,of the State, Iron
and Tin roofs put enat reasonable ratesA
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G RH RasMAsos aud Epw'DsD sDoUsH-
ERTY will address Murphy meeting the
evening Of the l4th inst, at the. Mofiit,
church, on Jackson's Ridge.
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/ 4>E Murphy meeting at ths M. e
Church in Woodsfield, on Wednesday
evening, May 18th Tas
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~ HENRY, little son of Mr.. LOUIS
SroEHR, aged about 7 years, fell from
the third to- the second story floor. Of
the mill in the South end of town last
Sunday and broge his right arm AZ the
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st. Louis --Mayl1 10-Hegs High
er light shipping to good Workers So
goa 8 40; packing S3s20a3 30s bitch
ers' "a 1858 $3.50 10 sTres 40 aisIi Q
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! sHaRs's PIcTuRE. GALLERY, Is In the
room formerly used by Mr.. senuEFELE
Go there il you want q first class like
ness Of yourself.
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RMrs. o, % ALEXANDER has
Just received a new lotof cooking stoves
and can sellthem as low for cash as any
other establishment in the county.
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. FRANk NrILILiIIsR. a i man coed abo

v FRANK MILLER, a man eyed about
&c years, a resident of Franklin town;
ship, was arrested at Lewisville last Sun
day torIusiug abusive language toward
C. G OBL1NGER, and trying to ride his
horse into the NJ. + Church building
He was taken before Esq aBucHANAS,
and not having the, necessary funds to
pay iffdes and costs, SIG, was sent to jail
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CATTLE aMARKETs.,,,s ,,s..a.

HndianaPo oils MAY o Union
Stock yards: Live hogs firmer at 50 80
a3 374 uf@naa 6sssb
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The Barnesville Enterprise will please
make note of thsAbove. 1t begipsto
appear that this Sub District iss abant the
only one in the ssate shsre a'reforp, :
in the matter complained of by the En-
ttseaapriss, Il sLsenibyed:sf soH
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@Just received at ScHrMaoHER S
Choice Dried Peaches, New Cheese. and
a fresh supply of Coffees, Sugars, Rice,
Tea, MoIasses dc, DC, all at bottom
prices. Il II 81 q i i q
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GE Hair goods of all kinds at Miss
NJ, IA GUTHkiES. Switches bnpehb,
curls, single cnrls, fringes, puffs DO 4 q
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vns sHERIFFSo SALE. = us,sp
IeAA ftlAsa A-4 iiai16 aE
George S. Algeo
.ggssnuel Il Petty ct al

I sEsss5a ~ HHs sskfE1s % .
Dy xirtus of a. certain atlas order Of ssls- f.
sued from the court Of common pleas With,
in aud for the pounty lsf Monroe and State Of
ohio,in a sass pending In said oourt, between
the above named psrties,au to me directed,
will offer for sale at pablo auction ths
east door Of the syoourt house in Wood sAsld, Z
on q 5sd las ,g1gt = F4s94o 5t geTa
Saturdus, ths 18th day of Jisas, lS7 3. ..
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock o. N. and'4
O'CLOCK P. my Of said day, the following de-
scribsd real estate situats In Monroe county,
Ohio, to wit: s., s.,g sgstl5 ~,
The northeast quarter Of the southeast ,
1uartsr of section thirteen, township thres
u range Ave, containing forty aorss more Or
ess. 4,ts go 35 s1s.' fsisr9 gHl
Said property 80 ordered to be solids apAi1
praised at $500, aud may sell for two thirdaS
of said appraisement, Terms Of sale; ops- u
.hird cash on day Of sale and the balance on
aseg-ff ~, -
M wM. READ. 80
msy14,'7sws, Sheriff ". G. Q. R
HssrER 4 MAIiony, AttY's. .i.ss'
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WPat Eoyefs gf oaiN # all kinds daAd9S 50FS sale
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B!U B!USENE9EIsSaN n Is q. O43G}lE1 O''l': q 3, SS',,,

saF II YOU want pictures of youtseifl
pr friends ,eularg geti call at HOAX s. GAN
IeryyHgs S@jgs -
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WaaasfieIA stackMarKet

May l3--Cattle 2ia3 per pound
Sheep sa4G per pound. Hogs &c pei
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HIthueapMt
May 10 AFlour3 3 50a6 '00 Wheat
29AI SO; Corn4la52c; Oats 32aS6c
Rye 4Sa70c
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We sh all commence printing tickets
for the Nominating Conventional this
week, orders having been handed in for
$500 .spNssS sH 10
Isaac MITCHELL, W rLLIAM DYsERT, T.
j McMAsTERs and STEPHENS, of
Green township, propose 10 try, the
Dairy business. al a III Il,
Quarterly meeting will be held id
Woods6eld NJ E Ghurch-on Sunday, the
26th inst Rev. j. WILSON will con-
duct the sserviees: ITTrE y & 81 n
.Standing room only" was the an
nouncement at the Court House during
tie entertainments. on Thursday and
Friday evenings last. r.. .n,tq.s, +
Alittle daughter Of Mr.. Jos CRAIa,
near this place, aged about IL years,
fell with her hands in q pot of boiling
mush few days since and was. terribly
burned. - ss.s5 -......ts ,s..,...sss
CAPrl Boz McELDowNEr, of New
Martinsviile,, West " visited our tow n
last week Boz dotes on the bright
Hills of Monroe and we heartily COM
mend hissexcellent taste and Judgment,
J. T JUDKINs, T. o EiTTLE, u x
BucHARAN, JAMES Cooper and j. b
DRIGGs visited W estSvirginia waters last
week that were free for the rod and line
They expected to catch several large
pike !. -, s.,...' 49,. -
ELIJAH MesAHAN's dwelling house, in
Adams township, was DESTROYED by fire.
on the 7,h inst L,ossaftom 5000 to Sl-|
200, insured in the Ohio Farmers for
/. 500 sAss CT s8eTksE ID /
ssFarmets have your property insured
in the Ohio Farmers Insurance Compai
snysit gives you lower rates than any
other company. ssxr .sp 49,
Fl. F. BURKHEAD, Agt,
uoafrHa Weqdsdsld, Ohio,
kNRey. j r saIrH. Of Siilsqnsburg
Circuit, NJ E Church, made US pleas
ant call iast week. EM
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.'sni - 0bsrhs!snltllts,
NVTIOk
J ILoaILLARn..l ! + TOBACCO.

! sloRllLAR1al TOBACCO.
aE1uoo 9ai yes s1e4ed Is27asa as
sSishnoid f9tsage '------a ssad' = s99's
e The great celebrity Of eur TIN. TAG
= TOBACCO has .caused many limitations
!. thereof tei,hs. splesede on Abe fnsrkss, We
. therefore caution all Chewers against pur-
. chasing suoh limitations. -,
8 aAlI dealers edYingi or selling otherplus
Q tobaecoF beasing IA hard or metallic label,
Z render themselves liable to the penalty OF
: the Law, and all epersons violating our
2 trade marks are punishable BY hEe and
g ip,prisonmenta see kos Off Congress,
& T1s ssnnins LoRILLARD TIN
EiTAG TOBACCO can be distinguished
:. by TIN TAG on each lump with the word
Z -LOR LIZARD stamped thereon. q
g Over TOSS tons sold IN 1877. and near
.5lS' 600 persons emp oysd in factories.'
e Taxss paad ei6'm'tiin 1877 about S3-
sstl5oo ooog and during pssti years over
e sa,S2oeQO,aOO lf.w ssasw gied' Gsnom
s.on Thsss seeds sold by sll isbbsrs,st.n man
z = uisstutsrs oates 8 ssso1 meyl eslame,
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) aey-rhe Meigs County YsleqrapS say.

Z Hg-The Meigs County Ys1egyapS says
Of the practice 9f E Com N mon Pleas Judges
sitting in District Court and Yeting 70
confirm their decisions rendered in the
Court below, that "thes" reform enjoyed
in other parts of the State is not en-
joyed in this District, so far as Meigs
County is concerned. We here some
times enjoy the spectacle of Judge
who has made decisions in the Court Of
Common Pleas delivering the judgments
of the District Court, reaffirming his
own former decisions. OF course il
hatters the Judge to have his opinio ms
sustained by his brother circuit riders,
but itdoes not Increase the confdence
ofthe people in'thepresent judicial sysi
fa,,,
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COMMISSIONERS.

ED. SpIRif:o Anh6ance DAVID lLrNTx,
Of Perry township. aiEeaudidate forrehomi-
nation 10. the Office Of Count sConmissiener;
subject, to the decision. Of the Democratic Qoun-
E Convention. "a !, 4IANY DEMOCRATS !
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New York.

May 1o-F]our 2 7oa8 rs e Wheat ]
2oal 25; Corn 49a54c; Oats s4a4oc
Rye72a74c; Barley &c. ,s,ssl l - -. -
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stsEl -, a, 80. ~ . a

otEe chicase. 4 q - g q w
May 10-Flour 4 00a7 90; Wheat 1
l0al l6rn Corn r39a39je; Oats 26a27s
Rye5sc : Barley 4sa5Qc nieaasia
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afi,9 GARDEN SEEDS .o9iisse
0f all kinds for sale by Mrs. NJ. A. WAY.
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CIncInsAaii.

OsnSsNH4A'5 hs5ag-1d eTa
> Nav, W-Flour 3, l0a6 30; Wheat
12al Is, Corn 42a43c; Oats 27aS0c
Rye e0s62c; Barley. .45c.. 2 'esssi ssf e
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LADIES,S

We call your attention TO q fine and we'll
selected stock 81 Millinery and Fancy
Goods at Miss n. A; GUTHRIES.--
Goods can beiboughpas cheap there as
else where
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!, !: Local Editor,
sSewxdyertisssen,ents. :

Insnfancpi loeals,e3 p H 'FsRuRKHEAD
Shesiff's Sale, HUNTER e MALLORY
Photograph locals, SeHssw NJ Hosx
gFf.E111Al- 49, -la---z.A Ell" ~
SHORTS Thanks to Secretary of State
BARNES for a copy Of Ohio Statistics OF
1877. v@rwaw
Gold closed in New York on the 10th
inst at Sl00t ess rrIn.NE
Our farmers say that the wheat is
growing too fast. dIvEM L 8
Temperance picnic at Malaga on Mon
dsy, thes27thsinst.: .SeiasHT 8 ~
Common Pleas Court couyenes on
Tuesday, June 1Ith!A 'ae' ~ '' ''NA
If you want work well sxecnted., at
reasonable prices call all at The SRIRJ
office .sldairoiasea mali edssi o.
"A JxnrspAysWArso Of 'Graysyille, has
opened store at Bloomfield, Washing-
ton comfy. .sam1i iis 3.
GEORGE KErTERER is having new
barn erected on his property in the South
Prof HowEs informs US that $40 were
the receipts of the entertainments at the
Court House. - -,..-y-,.z.s
Elder CARR will preach in the NJ E
Church in tliis place next Friday evening
the 18th inst.
sAssessor's aIssequissato make their
reports to the Auditor on or before
Monday, thel20thoinst. 70 d.IoE
The committee to revise, the Premium
List win hold "a meeting in this place
next Saturday, the 18th inst
Sunday School Convention at Somer-
ton on Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs
,dayrthe, 2lst, 22d ard 23d inst .at,4a4
Mr.. and Mrs aWkDDREL arrived at
home on the 1lth inst The Cornet
Band serenaded them 10 the evening lhs
One ofthe latest mors,.osities In ear
rinssis silver arrow, which when worn
looks as ifit was thrust though the ear
The County Board OF Equalization,
composed, of the Auditor and Commits.
sioners, meets on Wednesday, the 22d
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roHfwHa Woqdsftld. Ohio,
EUsRey j. r salTH. Of Milton 4burg
Circuit, NJ E Church, made US pleas
ant call iast week. 8 as aTEI
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SHORTS Thanks to Secretary of State
BARNES for copy Of Ohio Statistics OF
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lCambridge Jefersonian. Sth. inst
Samuel Gibson, Of Senecaville, aged
about s. years dropped dead % his chair
last Tuesday evening about nine O'Clock
He had been feeling es well as psual until
shortly before he expired.
!. SNoErHERs Republicans propose to
stump eight Congressional Districts in
the South hynext Fall-twor in Louisiana,
three in South Carolina and one in each
Fof The States of Florida, Alabama and
Mississippi. eds 9 9s..7o 2 aasm ssias1a 1
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> The drama "a Scene on. Owl Creek, :"
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 to
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4uuC ouOu . otSP
The proposition to re-district the
State was caucussed by the, Democratic
majority in the Ohio Legislature last
week and the vote showed SO in favor
and only 9 against it. But owing to
Che facethsea quSrunof heDemocrat,
c Senator'S Was not present tbe Chair
man dscidedpthe pSoposition lost. The
Senate, at future meeting, decided
against the measure bv vote of 10 to
5, and. afterwards, the House caucus vo-
ted AI tos iafay6r ofii.s FF
f. Z tPamoat Chroniclel
tAr leTg.h the Barnesville Enterprise
has discovered that it misrepresented
Judge 0tey when it SAID he ecomplaeent-
y sitsih our District Court reviewing,
rand tits presumed sustaining his own
former decisions A little more "chops
and tomato sauce" will convince the av
erags readers that the truly good man
whom "everybody knows" wouldn't
make 30 serious charge is "heaping hor.
ror's on horrors head" when he attempts
to crawl out OF one misstatement by ma
king another column in length.
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or National, to the end that there may be
wisdom and economy exercised in the admin
istration of all public affairs, from the least to
the greatest and we invite all men, without
regard to party, to unite with and aid us in
the cause Of honest money and in our defence
of the Nations credit.
On motion, the Counties were called for
nominations for candidates for Member of
Congress with the following result =
Somerset-Frederick A. Potts.
Observation-Disclosures A. Potts.
Sussex--No nomination.
Warren-Charles Scranton.
The Sussex County delegates were again
called upon to name candidate, when the
name of Major-General Judson Fitzpatrick was
presented. r. F. Goodman, Editor of the
SUSSEX Register, then arose and read letter
from Gen. Fitzpatrick, declining
The reading of the letter was followed by
rousing cheers for it's author.
The delegation from Sussex County then
withdrew the name of Gen. Fitzpatrick as a
candidate for the nomination.
Col. Charles Scranton, in a few ringing
words withdrew his name, and moved that
the rules be suspended, and
FREDERICK A. POTTS,
of Hunterdon, be nominated by reclamation.
The motion was adopted and Mr.. Potts unan-
imously nominated by reclamation as a can
didate for Member of Congress, followed by
three rousing cheers.
The following persons were appointed a
committee to inform Mr.. Potts of his nomina-
ton, and request his acceptance of the same ::
N. w. Voorhees,, of Hunterdon Charles
Place, of Somerset J. B. Henderson,, of Sus-
sex Col. Chas. Scranton, of Warren.
Charles Place, of Somerset, offered the fol-
lowing resolution, which was unanimously
adopted:
dorse its nominee, Hon. Frederick A. Potts,
and unanimously pledge him our earnest and
positive support, and do all in our power now
and until the day of election to make him the
Congressman from this District.
George II. Large, of Hunterdon, moved
that committee of two from each County be
appointed as District Executive Committee
The motion was adopted, and the following
appointed
Hunterdon--N. W. Voorhees,, Of Clinton,
and Charles A. Skillman, of Lambertville.
Somerset Frederick P. Voorhees,, of Rocky
Hill, and James w. Davis, of Somerville.
SussoxR. F.. Goodman, of Newton, and
A. G. Tully, of Deckertown.
Warren-S. B. Cook, of Hackettstown, and
Josiah Ketcham, of Belvidere.
Brief, stirring and patriotic addresses were
then made by Charles Place, of Somerset, and
Col. Charles Scranton, of Warren.
The Chairman then congratulated the Con-
vention upon the satisfactory manner in which
it had accomplished its work, after which the
Convention adjourned.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF
The AmWell National Bank
AT LAMBERTvILLE,
In the State of New Jersey at the close of business
October 1st, 1878.


RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts 1882 IS
Overdrafts ~ IS
o. S. Bonds to secore circulation 10000 90
Due from approved reserve agents 30,63S 81
Due from other National Banks 1871 81
Real Estate, furniture, and fixtures 2,708 IS
Current expenses and taxes paid 539 2S
Premiums paid 1878 80
Checks and other cash items 204 IS
Bills of other Banks 1884 90
Fractional currency (incIudng nickes) 60 16
Specie 6ncludng gold Treasury certifcates) $50 90
Legal-tende notes 5700 90
circulationJ $3.50 90
Total S1S9,312 OF
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in 100000 90
Surplus fund 696 20
Undivided profits 2,136 Sc
National Bank notes outstanding $1,000 90
Dividends unpaid 100 90
Individual deposits subject to check 1915 So
Certified checks - 90
Due to other national banks 1850 Al
Due to State Banks and bankers 1920 FL
Total Sl89,3i2 OF
State Of New Jersey, county of Hunterdon,
/, VIM. v. Cooley Cashier of the above-Damed bank,
do solennly that the above statement is true to
the best of my knowledge and belief
VIM. v. COOLEY, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before this 9th day Of
October, 1873.
Master in Chancery, State Of New Jersey
CoRREcT-Attest:
HUGH b. Ely
r. II. VAN HORN.
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rY- The Trenton State Gazette is now
bowling at the dishonesty of George w. Pat
erson, the Democratic nominee for Senator in
Monmouth Co. Two or three years ago il
pattcd George on the back and called him a
good fellow when in the New Jersey Jegisla-
ture he was doing the dirty work of the ia
zette and few other publishers by his efforts
to repeal the law requiring the publication OF
the laws in all the papers of the state. AT
that time George was just as bad man as he
is now. The Gazette and few other ring Z
papers are now pocketing from one thousand
to twelve hundred dollars each for the publi-
cation of the laws against three or four hun
bred by the old system, and therefore they are
happy, and can bite the hand that helped to
feed them. Then they howled about the ex-
travagance of paying $4,000 for publishing
the laws in all the papers of the state. Now
1t costs 500, 600 to publish them in about fifty
papers, and the Gazette and its "County-
seat" allies are as silent as a clam.
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RULES AND REGULATIONS
OF THE
Lambertyille Water Company

LIST. All applications for Introduction of Water into
any premises for the extension OF any pipes therein
shall be signed by the by his agent duly
Misunderstanding the purpose for which 1t is required
and agreeing to abide by the rules of the Companyn
att achmcnt shall be made without written permit
from the Company. and then only by person authorize
| ed by the Company to do so.
I'd. No Owner Occupant Of any premises into which
Water introduced will be allowed to supply Water to
without the written consent Of tie Water s
found doing So the supply will be stopped until such
fine is paid may be imposed by the Company--and
the amount OF rent prepaid will be forfeed--where
water is shut off for on-payment of other cause
Il will not be let ON the premises until all arrearages and
charges paid.
Sd. No alterations in pipes os fixtures shall be made
and additional fixtures put in without written per-
init from the Water Company.
4th The Water Company their agent may enter tho
kxtures- quantity used and the manner Of s nse
and they reserve the right at all times to shut off Water
purposes Of the Worksfor non-payment of rents
or for neglect or refusal to comply with the rules and
5th No abatement of Water rent will be allowed nv
reason of disuse or diminished premises
unless notice thereof shall have been given at the office
of the Company and payment shall have been made for
turning of the supply and the Company may make re-
strctions in use OF water whenever in their opinion the
public exigeneies require it,
9th. All Water rents must be paid by the owner of the
premises when lie asedto more than tenant-Pares
renting whole premises and sub-letting pay rent
for the whole premises-Every building shall BE- sun
piled from the street main through independent pipe
twelve}-aid less than 81 feet below the street
grade, and all fixtures on any premises will be consider
ed as used and must be paid for.
18th. The of the Pave Wash is restricted to the
street in front of the premises which il is located to
and shall not be converted into etsor used for water
ing gardens vacant lots of buildings unless by
special written permission and at extra charge No other
opening Of hydrant shall be used for watering streets
and no waste is allowed.
or in the front area and If standing In the yard or alley
attached odweling premises, will not be permitted
Water Closets Baths Urinas &c. must be closed IN like
manner and al Hydrant or Service Pipes when leaking
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OUR CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS-.

1t gives us pleasure to put at the head OF
orr columns the name of Hon. Frederick A.
Potts as the Republican candidate for Con-
gress in this District. 1t is unnecessary to state
who he is, for his reputation is well known
throughout the state. He served one term as
State Senator, and won the good opinion of
all parties. He is honest, capable, and has
had experience that will at him for the posi-
ton. The outlook is not discouraging by any
means, and if the Republicans will take hold
of the work earnestly, he can be elected, as
there is great dissatisfaction in the Democrat
ic ranks with their nominee.
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