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STATE gTEGg.

The Chrnserseerg Franklin count,
Bank has gone h.'" liquidation t.s.Ys-
. banking i Ipprustsbl>.
john Cnin..rsn bs mad. his advent
into Reading. snl propose. ts s.t.bli.h h
, a ws-h->-~ s.hec shop.
In -"ms part, of Btrks e-ls are salt
ed down hike pork ior winter food.
Fat western hogs are being sold in
Bers. corn'y ,t four cents \ pound.
The seven tr1mps vino created riot
in Lancaster f-~ DAYS -i.ce hsv. bern
.,ns 10 j,ii icr eighteen months. ior rio,
.ni ss.ravsi-d s..,uli ard battery.
Wh,ir rhe sYent ~ the Can btrland
Waller RAILROAD at NswvrlI-. Dauphin
county, wss at dinner O. SATURDAY,, his
oics was broken open aud retbed.
Whisky can be Soneh; for two cents
a drink at sOws sf tks low grOceris. IN
Philxd-iphiA.
Its reported rha. Col. A. K. Mo
Clure of the Philrdelphia ii.,s is 10
be married TO q Mass Grats Of that
city.
Stealing tn cups from the public
pump is an accomplishment peculiar to
South Esston.
There are four ladies' 10 Bronklsn.
Susquehsuna county, each ased 80
yesrs.
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BRITISH GRAIN TRADE.

LrvEpPooL. Dec. "a 4 h.adinz grain
circular says: ..Th- WHEAT trade u dui and
Inactive IN all departments. some at the
l-sdiny markets showing a dr-cIiur Of 6d rn
Is J-er quarter. Oih-r markets. nosninally '
maintain pr.yi'.ns rates Ca-g''-, "S coast
are almost in n, demand While those on
passage and for shipment are quite neglect
ri. TN thr spot and iT fhr 'iis-rict markets
bu>inc-, u inanirnst~. The lev BUYERS OFF,
ing r-tinc-d prices, ~hi,h tn. se lers accept
3" u sirall extent IN order 10 promote sales
rx quay. MIiz. is in somr~ hat triter re
quest The severe wintry weather c"nfIn-
uing. ralue> are s,-adirr. AT this mirkrt
to-day The d,in nj Tor wheat was rnim-
proved. and the price ~as reduced III per
GENITAL from Tuesday. Fiom sells slowly.
ant. IA, declined 'l Per sark aud brrrl.
There il no great business in corn. but it
closes i:rm at fully Tne>iA,'s ra'cs."
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Orphans Court Sale of
VALUABL REAL ESTATE.

DY vitsae Of the authority contained in
l) the last will and testament y. James
NcCrum. late .f Milford township, JaniitA
county. deceased. the undersigned. kxren-
tor of said - ~, will expose TO pGbl.e sile,
=, the C"urt H.a,e in xiGiinto~n, as VIC
V'c..cS >. a, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1879,
the following d.>cril,.t real estate: A tract
OF lind situate ia Si,fGd township. Juniats
county, two miles west fTOia NIr..InIOs q.
combining FOkTY-FlEE ACRES, more VT
less, having tb-rrOn erected
LEG.EisAiiE HOUSE,
Bank Barn. Coop.r Shop and other tviid-
iBs,.
Also, snot ,er t-set Of land si,ea:e in same
TOWNSHIP, -" p,ils-s west iron x:flinto~D,
Containing IHIRTY-fiVE ACkES, Isor.
or less, The whole un-ier cultivation, but
~irh n" buildings npon it,
TERXS.-Tvn Per cent. OF the prices
bidlrn To- b. paid when the properties are
sufkrn do~n ohs-ha.f of the balance on
A .rIl |, 1879. and isr baiADc- On April !,
l-cO, with interest On the last PAYMENT iron,
AyrI, ], 1879, aud ~,i'i last p,,mcns to be
secured by Judgment b-'nd. Deed To b. d..
liver.d Aud Possession given April I, Is, 8.
JOHN 4 MeCkUY.
Executor OF Jalues AcCrym, deed.
Nov 10, 1878
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GENERAL ITEMS,

From the Virginia New Enterprise.
A stunning Chinese funeral took
place IN this city a lew days ago, the
deceased having been = member o: the
Masonic Order, As it exists smubg the
Mong0liaus. An American brass band
headed the procession, which was com
posed of Cinnamon wearing bad ges aud
other decorations denOtIug their rank
while in & large covered vehicle that
followed the hearse were seated q num-
Der oi female musicians-a regular Chi
nese band, in fact. The instruments
were iddles, guitars, drums, Gym balls
and goDgs. The noise made by the
Celestial musicians was such that after
they came up aud passed rot another
note from the American band was
heard. They gave their late brother q
good send Off Behind the native band
wagon came a wagon loaded with roast
pig and al. manEer of good things eat
able aud drinka5le to be left at the
grave. Strips OF paper pierced in three
places with crescent shaped holes iu
rows of five were strewn by thousands
aloIg the whole route Of the process
zion.
Isaac Like went to sleep on the rail
road track near Fsrning.on, W. ",
.ast Wednesday, while under the in
tiaence of liquor. a passing train lit
orally tore him TO pieces.
John DorreI, Richard Bailey and
William Woods quarreled in whispers
dnring service ib the VI Il. church at
Mass"y's Kent. Eastern Shore, Md, on
Thursday night, and once out Of doors
fought With their knives aud pistols.
Derrsl gas seriously wounded
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stolen from the town safe and twice paid
by the Treasurer. The ex- officials. who
have been arrested. will be tried at the
next term Of the Wrr:en county court
HAGERsrOwN, Md, December IL.
I-Berjamrn Long, well known citiz IN
OF this County, ut one time quite veal
thy, but who has been reduced to pow.
erty by continued litigation for the
past twenty years, and was confined IN
Jail uuarr Indictment for burning the
baru Of Samuel Ciaggett, two yeats
ago, banged bim.eif yesterday mornin,
ABOUT two o'clock, in bis cell, using
,So white pocket hAn3kereLiefs fas,en-
ed TO the cross hass of the door II.
had been melancholy since his arrest,
and had declared MS intention to eou
nit sai0ide. lie had two fellow pri.-
one's in the cell with him, but he se-
eomplisned bis purpose vi.bous at
tracing attention.
PTrTsEUso, Dee. l3.-A horrible SC
e;Jrn; occurred at the Anerc.r Ire"
W"Iis this morning. Ly ~h,ea Patrick
ShAHn"n, th- assistant mill right Was
instantly killed and hi. bod, tern "a
shreds. Shannon had gone up %, III.
P'ai!"rU m -xamins . lise Of .hafiine,
vhea his e'vihiuy va, caught b, . pnl-
ley and tis body drawn oa Il III. shaft,
stica wss making tso hundred and
forty revolutions = minute. B.fors the
machinery c"rlJ BE stepped his bod :
Was torn {" pieces and scattered over
.h. mill. Portions az the retains wers
thrown 'Aiee hundred feet.
81. LOUIs, Pee. l3 l3-N.r..cbs,
from sentrsl aud western Mi.,ouri, Iowa,
and Eaas.s say the heaviest NOW sisrI.
known Tor ye.Is h., rre'ai..d during
me pas, twenty f"ur hoar.. The depth
~ she snow v.rie. frosa ten to tbhty
u,.:he., ard 1T .ome localities is very
todi, drif,si Tue r,l!roa,i, ore gen
ersii: sb.truciei. and svln- Of them
have been obliged 1" s."p running
trains altogether. ~ Lexington; Ni--
-"cri. end other place., .Ih"oIs sr,
ri's.d snd to-ira-, sn-;end-d. A.
Fulton snl Eocx l.Ia.d r;.e Eis.is.ippi
river IL fs"s-b ever snd people ~aii
scro.' an III, lee. 4 rl--t rtor,n pre-
vailed here ia.t night aud COVERED The
ground with thick sheet ice. To day
tbs weather moderated aud rain Is fall
ing.
KANSAS CIrr. Mo, Dee. 1f.-Th.
-no~ s'orA Which b.rsn Th0r>isy
night -, proved the heaviest evri
su"~n in ihi. s.ctinn. TIE rnos lie.
on the ground :" the depth Of twenty
f~o inches. The steam was ACCOM-
panied by = high wind, causing dti.rs,
which have eo@pirteIy blocked the rail
rosd-.
Sr. Lorrs, Dee. IA Lea,.n.
worth di-pa,ch ssys heavy 'n"v ,'orIu
reached th.t city about sins o'eiosk On
Thur.day night, accompanied b. 9
slight ~ind. Snow fell rapidly sll nigh,
and during the day, CO, erine the eroanj
to q depth cf more than fifteen inch-,
IN n level, and drifting in m.ny place.
high enough {, hide f-uc-s from sight.
IL il considered the heaviest show
-tcr,s in Kansas fer tea y-srs. The
Ei-"1ri river j, fell Df f"a,ing ice
xn1 4, sYosrtSh ia eiosa .orr
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POLITICAL.

Ono negro in Massachusetts de-
c,ares he vas bulldozei for voting FOX
Butler, and the Democratic heart is
II raptures.
At Plymouth, Mass, the women
voted on the license Of beer saloons,
and lager was defeated by two
thirds majority.
The Connecticut Legislature viii
meet on the Sth Of Janu v, and the
election OF United States Senator
vii take place on the 21st OF Jan
uary.
All seasons are not alike to the Pot
ter Committee They found Atlantic
City the best pace in August, and
now they desire an additional appro-
pr;ati1n that they may spend Canst-
mas and New Ielr's in New Dreams.
Will they never finish !
Last Tuesday week the South
Carolina Legislature elected Wade
Hampton to the Unitel States Sen
ate, to fill the place which Snator
John j. Patterson viii retire from by
virtue cf the expiration IF h-s Term,
which viii be next March. Oaly two
votes were cast IN opposition - him.
While the election WIS going on, the
doctors were amputating Hampton E
wounded lee. The leg WAS takon on
about six inches below the knee.
The Democracy are in trouble; they
cannot decide as to which would suit
Grant best, a crown In Bulgaria, or u
crown IN this country. Unhappy
Democracy.
Gilbert o. Shove, late candidate ct
the Greenback party for Congress, in
Ohio, vino sume days ago servei q
notice of contest On Hon. Amos
Tawnsend, hes withdrawn and gwen
notice to NJ. Townsend that he has
no claim upon the office. He prom
ises to give his reasons for this latter
nove il few days.
Governor Curtin's friends s1y that
many voted against him, on frIudu
lent tax receipts. There are men IL
Juniata county who alleSe that quite
number of men in this county voted
cn fraudulent tax receipts.
TIE report having been widely cir
culated that Hon " S Stenger, Of
the E ghteenth Pennsylvania district,
lad determined to contest the right
Of his Republican opponent Mr.
Fisher, to represent that district IN
the Forty-sixth Congress, Mr. Steng-
er, in reply to inquiries, said frankly
that the statement had no founda-
ton IN fact, as he had no idea what
ever OF making any contest, that Mr..
Fisher was honestly elected
Whenever a Democratic Congress
nsu has nothing else to do, be nitro
duces bal. to worry the trade dollar.
Cleveland wants tha mex. national
Republican convention.
The next House of Representatives
IN Massachusetts will contain among Its
members 81 mechanics, SO merchants,
SO manufacturers, 20 lawyers aud -
farmers.
There isa report from Washington
snst the Democrats are preparing 10
nnssst Senator Kellogg next March.
i i. related that when General Cary.
the great Greenback leader, reached
Wellington, be got aboard an avenue
chariot. Immediately in trout of hiu
%. the ponderous illinois Senator, Da-
Wis. "Seuator Davi-, | believe" said
Csry, extending his hand. Il am Gen
srs; Cary, Of Ohio" You are. are
sou :" replied Davis; whereuPon he
jerksd the bell rope, stopped ihe chariot,
and got nur.
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STATE sEEmS.

The Pennsylvania DairymaD's As,c.
station meets in MesdyIIie on January
% and %.
Over $50, ,CC0,worth of pev building.
have been erected in the E.euburg
burned district.
An the tanuer:es Of the State are
crowded with orders. American leath-
er is iu demand.
The different tax collectors of Pitts
burg are in arrears to the city nearly
Ssc, 900. The City Attorney will in
sasus< rree.sdiags 10 recover
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SINCE Senator blaIne has moved In
the United States Senate that an In
quiry be made as to what amount of
Violence and intimidation has been
practice1 against the colored people
in the South, the Democracy have
become excited, and propose-they
say-to prove that great intimidation
is practiced in the North, not by fog
Ging people, but by threatening to
discharge them from employment if
they do not vote as dictated to.
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CAUTION NOTICE.

A III. persons are hereby cautioned
IA against interfering in any way With ih-
following pr"rrrry, namely Three hogs, 5
shoats, | calf, and lot of Carpenter took.
al nf which b-lnng to me, but which arc
now in the possession VI Abraham hUr;z vi
Fay cite tosn-hip.
JOHN :. EHRESs E!.LE3.
Fayetiee Township, y oy. IS, los3.
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKETS.

THIL,ppIPHr,, Dec. IL cAttie- r.
e"'p--. 2UJi; good c'tIle j. p5c medium
+.t -! c''rm"n Sr"+, Shrcl-R'ce'pts
.Dm; good Ir",c m-'iiuu 4'"i,, c"rn-
mrn 3tD4.. H"es-Hreo;pi, 5.UvO; good
A.; mcIium - c"'u.,.vn So.
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Executors NnsiEa.

E,fo', Of .Me.a.i BrH5aksr, s-e'd.
Z ETIER5 Tr-ffneu,sr, on the =, .ste Of
IL Sicli.Iel Hrnh,.ker, Late rf fAvettr
twp. JHnia:i county. decd hiving b'-ei'
granted To the undersigned. all persons in
d, bed 10 sail estate are r-'Ige,' 81 to Inikr
p, ns.nt, and thU>e hIviry claims or de.
mands ar. r,qnrstei To TLke kaown the
same without i..lay to
SAMUEL AUKER, Executor.
Nor % I'M
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PIANOS ANp0RGANS Arr,c

TORY PRICES. Great Reduction to eIo,,
mt present stock of 2D0 New and SECOND
hand Instruments of fr.t-class makers. nj
" warranted. and at prices that DEFY
CONPkTIrION. for cash or installper,,
AGENTS WANTED tor WATERS SJ'pF-
KIOH BELL ORGANS and PIlDS. Inr,-
,rsr-d Catalogues mailed. HOHNCE VA
TRRS q SONS. Manufacture, and Dealer,
4D East lith street, n. Y. Also Cess-,t
Agents for SHOHINGERS' Celebrated o..
CANS.
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CAUTION NOTICE.

4 Ii prr>on, are hereby cIutI med rot "a
IA allow their dogs, cattle or hogs To run
ur themselves To- ii,h, hunr. gather berries
or cut wood or yOung timber, or in sny WAY
trespc-s on the lands Of the undersigned IN
Greenwood Or Su,guehannA township.
Peter Miller Henry Rush
Daniel Shadlc George DrrsSier
L Long X = DiHm Frederick Rosfs
Joel DRESSER Jonathan Miller
Nov -, 1873
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The paper curreuc. s.ruck n par lev
ei with gold on Tuesday in The mone,r
centers of the country, which is some
thing that has not occurred since the
Gays previous TO Rebellion.
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y9TlrE 70 AssCssSSs,

NOTICE il hereby given "a the A~s-ss-
~ ors of Juniass couHiy. that tn- Tr tBs-
cripts are now ready, and rh'.s Will please
call and get the s'.I,i- on before Drcrin
ber d, los. by order OF board Of Com
mis,iOners.
JAMES DEEE, Clerk.
Nov. 2s 1t
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

TIVE undersigned. Administrator Of the
J. estate of Elizabeth Fry. deceased. late
of Delaware township. will. in pursuance ot
an order ot the D ph W. Cou-r Of Juuia
county, offer At pnhlic sale. on the premises.
one mi'e northeast of East Salem, at two
O'Clock ,. ~, on
FRIDAY, JANUARY l0ih, 1879,
The fol'o~i ing des 'ribed rrsl estate. 10 wit /:
A lot 81 ground si'nafvd in Drlawsre town
ship, Jrniais county. containing about
Twelve Acres Of Lasd,
bounded on the n"r,h snd east by lands Of
Dofl Shurty. On the west bv lands Of Nirh-
olts Arn"id. ard on The south br lsnds oi
Jacob Hoops, having thereon ~rect,d
TWO-STORY LOG HOUSE,
LOG BAkN, and other i,np-o, smeais, be-
Ing the mansion tract. There are = variety
"i Frrit Trees On the premises, and run-
ming water wear tAe house.
TERMS or sAiE.-Ten per cent Of the
purcs4,r rvn<y to b~ paid IN md; fifteen
psr cent. on cstarmsl,on ut sale one-hsli
on the lat of April. 1879, and the bsI.Dcs
ON the lst OF September, 1879, with intcr-
est from Confirmation.
EZRA SMITH.
Admir- OF Elisabcth Fry, tsc'd.
Dec 10, 1878
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Legal Notices.
ELECryON NOTICE.

TyIE stockholders of the Jusii'a County
4 Agricultural Association are herroS
notified that an election for offers TOR the
Association will be held at McNan'gie
Hotel N Por, Roysi, on ,he lOsh day ol
January, 1879 at 10 o'clock N
MICHAEL SIEBER, President.
Dec. 1S, 1878
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"E'ghiy FIVE ereeuoaeg organs have
s'gone W" within the last Month.
They were strcng for fat money, but
they were not strong enough to reslst
shs fat of fate"
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NERVOUS pEBIIITY.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

ASr person wishing , ris.-C!sss O-s,,,
will swr j1wJo rEa CENT. B.. buying
the YAyG.IrS OHGAN, direct from the
r,aruf.ct"s., a' | h.'. di-pn~-d With the
srrvi;r ~f sa ssrL:, and ill h-r-i';es sell
di,~, to fhe Psrehs.efs, IiessS f.sn Gs
Iss.H Of tie s;.sfs Jss.
Pi~.ss ,soi fer IAriics!xs before pur-
CHASING s,seH hero.
ALEX. HeEfLLIP5,
Manufacturer ard Proprietor,
Dec. 4. ls1s-jm Lancaster. Pa
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EIPFLINrOTS MARKETS.
N!yyIISrovy, Dsc. IL, 49,
NIFYLINrOVE GRAIN MARKET.
Corrected weealy BY BUYERS & Kennedy
QuorArIoSs FOR TO-p.Y.
PuiLApELrTil GRAIN MARKETS.

sylvsIii an.b =. 'n tr,rk. s .tot"l Oi. Corn
-PvIna Oh track. iitoioc. o1,. 2srvS3c.
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GENERAL ITEMS.

Edwin Bnorh's wife is SAID to be
jealous aud Ed sin is henpecked.
Mrs. Lockwood, the lady h~yer Of
Washington, has practice of $4,000 .
year.
Col. John S. Mosby leaves 70. China
next month to enter on his duties as
Consul.
The Emperor William is fond of
shcssrica;s aud attends the theatre fire.
Juently.
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CAUTION HOTICE

4 Ii persons are hereby ciuii,nsd against
IN tresDassIng upon the lands vf the nn-
d-rsignsd, in f..y-tte, Delaware or Walker
township, by f.hiDg, bunting, or in sny
other Way.
Jonathan kiser c G. Shelly
Hm B-anrhoder A II kurtz
Henry Spirc- Dasit Smith
Catharine kurtg Sosen Eysas
John scNeen Te-'vn Benner
B DinIn p,r:-, Spichsr
q W Smith Joa> L Auker
3 Kurtz J X Gab-r
Henry Auker SM kaufman
Noah Cameron JP Det,ra
W Hostetle- John Lycom
Christian kurt= David iiunberger
Jesse Pines Arnold Vsrnes
Oct -, 1873
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tILMOT.
October 6, 1878.

oCtOUCI y, 10 20. <
Ed. How forcibly we
are being reminded these last few DAYS
that the melancholy days have come !"
as we look around us we think of Dr..
j. G. Hollands words, . a dreamy haze
hangs around the distant hills. and
the naples in yellow fire, signal each
other from hill to hill; it is as if the
angel of summer had fed at the first
frost, and the angels of autumn have
come down, bringing with them new
set of spirited influences that sadden
while they sweeten every soul whose
sensibilities are delicate enough to ap-
prehend and receive them"
Corn husking seems to be the prin-
cipal occupation of farmers nova
days. The dry goods and hardware
merchants ha. put in good stock of
fall and winter goods. The milliner
has returned, and is now ready to re-
sceive customers.
The new hall is progressing rapidly,
and will soon be ready for the LAYING
Of the corner stone. I
The public school has been in ses-
sion three weeks. The German school
begins next month, and we believe
MI. Kroncke will take up his German
class as soon as the evenings are long
enough.
The fairs at Kenosha and Burling-
ton have attracted great many
thither.
The Sons CT Temperance held their
usual meeting last Wednesday eve
ming, the main business of the evening
was installation of officers. Walter
Faber as W. p, Flo. WILDER, w. A..
Ed. Mcclellan, E. S., Collins Anderson.
T. S., Mrs. Whaples, Treas, Henry
Rice, Con-, Kittie Gardiner as J. $.
and Douglass Burhite as @. S. C. F.
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SOMERS.

The weather continues fine with an
occasional shower. Enough rain has
fallen to cause pastures to look green,
and MAJ erially increase the feed for
cattle. The frost on Friday night OF
last week was just about hard enough
to kill vines.
Thrashing is over, with a few excep-
tons. Farmers are busy husking corn
and ploughlng; d few hauling hay to
market; others flax and oats. Potato
digging is in order, the yield light with
few exceptions. Quite a number OF
farmers will have to buy or go without
potatoe-. BuckWheat but little soWn,
crop llgnt, some pieces not worth cut
ting Corn, a fair crop, some pieces
|aboye average, Others the reverse. APP
pies mostly picked, small in size aud
yield With many mperfections.
Hughes Bros. are busy at the sta
ton putting up building for a feed
mill, &c.
Reduced fares on Railroads from
our station, as we'll us from lake Towns
jare an inducement; several of our
toWnsmen avail themselves of them to
visit the Exposition at Chicago, and
some the races this week. Next week
is the last opportunity to go at reduced
rates from our Station.
Some of our people have gore to Mil
waukee to attend meetings of Ameri-
can Boards. 'i3
Miss Bell Spence has returned from
her visit at her sister Nora's in Con-
necticut.
Eddie Yule has gone to GAINESVILLE
in business with brother.
James T. Ozanne has gone co Chica-
|go.
Miss G. Dougherty has arrived home
from Michigan.
School in Dist. No. 1 has been III SEES
sion over aweek, also in No. 9 and 5.
That wedding came off in the per-
son Of Miss Mary Burgess TO F. Coggs-
we'll. Long expected come at last
The Greenbacker Parker spoke IN
the person of Stewart at the Town
Hall week before last. NoS being
present, | can't report meeting. The
question was asked by some, if Parker
can speak only by proxy, and as no
proxies are allowed III Congress, why
not send Stewart. = S.
October s, 1878.