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Morgan County Democrat.I
Railroad,

The cit'seus OF WoodsHeld are over
joyed 10 having railroad, and celebra-
ted the completion OF their road on the
End instant by big joiliication. We
congratulate them on the success OF
their enterprise. aid hope it may prove
Of greater benefit than their most SAN
guine advocates have led them to believe
would result from it's const, nctien. In
the joy of their hearty reioicings over
their success in getting their road compile
ted to Woodeneld, we hope they will not
be content to now rest from their labors,
but push ahead to the coal fields Of Per-
nv county. The citizens Of this county,
though they have made manv efforts in
the pat to get arailroad aud failed, are
act discouraged by any means. They
are ready TO try again whenever any
railroad project thatis feasible is pre-
sented 10 them. The Bellaire and
WondsGeld road is now fixed fact and
between forty and fifty miles Of it in
run ing order, and e. extend it to the
coal fielsis westsof us it must cross our
countv. and We feel satisfied that our
people are ready and willing to lend a
helping hand to any organized company
that will offer them any thing that is
tangible. and the extension Of the road
can be made il tue proper effort is put
forth. Again we, congratulate our
neighbers OF old Monroe on the sue
cess OF their enterprise, and hope they
will not be satisfied until they have their
road throughsto the great mineral re-
gions west OF us.
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coincidence Game.

A countryman from Matsm oras, nam.
ed Morris. was taken in Yesterday by
two confidence men, BY that antiqusted
game known as tue 'scheck sell. He
was standing near the corner Of Elev-
enth and Market streets, t.king in the
cheerful panorama on exhibition at all
times in that neighborboad, when he
was approached by a stranger. who
wormed from him that he was from down
the liver. "Well." said the stranger,
.thst Is singular coincidence. l am
also from point . little below you, and, /,
by the way, suppose you come and help
me with my baggage t, the boat" just
then another stranger came up and said,
II put that baggage on. the boat for you
and there is S27 expresssge on it, which
YOU must prepay" why" said the
other in disappointed tone, II have
aothine bat ope hundred dollar check,
and no one knows me; how can | pay
it?" Perhaps you can lend il" sugges-
ted No 8. .snd The suggesiion was acted
on by No. Q, who said, ut will be an
accommodation II you do" and verdan
cy rut pp,ihe $77 and took the one hun
dred dollar check as security. The two
then left him to meet him At the boat,
hut they didn't. & He told Oficer Miller
bis troubles and went all over the city
with him, hut no neighhor appeared.-
Wheeling Inseliloeaesr 27thult oa
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A Man Who Has Paid Out sec, 900
0Cl0
Virginia City Chronicle.)

For the past week or more Secretary
Taylor OF the Bonanza mines has been
so sick that be has been confined to bis
room. Hence when pay day came
(Which was yesterday he was so behind
with his work that he was compelled TO
defer paying until to-day. This SUI
prised the employees, and gave rise to
rumors that the Bonanxa Arm was about
to suspend payment altogether.
This morning, however, when the
$4,000 trays we're placed on the table,
and Mr.. Taylor was seen al his post as
usual, all fears we're removed.
Mr.. Taylor says he has been paying
off now for about six years, durirg
which time he has dishursed over $780,
5000, and yesterday was tho first tin Q
he was ever minute bchindhand. He
has handled 30 much money that he can
tell by the weight Of pile OF twen,ies,
without looking at them ut all, how much
there Is in the lot. In payiug off he has
the gold counted into 800 and 8l40
piles, add the silver into "a, S6 and $40
plies. SO that he can pass it out as fast
as the men can come up to the paying
counter. So sensitive is be to the weight
OF q pile OF coin that sometimes,it a $40
stack Of half dollars contains few that
are new, and consequently triie heav-
ier than the rest, he will stop and count
them over to see If there isn't come mis-
take.
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RED RUIN.
Appalling Disaster in Pennsylvania
Oil Regions.

Disaster In PENNSYLVANIA
Oil Regions.
BRADFORD, PA, December IA fire
broke out last evening at Well No 4, be.
longing to E o Emerson, in Red Rock.
The we'll bad been cleaned preparatory
to torpedoing, and was left open. Su.
perintendent Mason of the Emerson
lease passed by with lantern, and the
gas ignited and set fire to the rig. The
we'll made dow, and the burning oil
ran down the bill to 250-barrel tank,
which caught fire. The fire communi-
Gated to $4,000 barrel iron tank, which
was soon in blaze. and burned steadily
until 5 o'clock this morning.
RIVERS OF OIL FLOWED DOWN THE VALLEY
snd through the main street of Red
Rock, burning all the business and pri-
vate houses Of the town. Three hun.
dred families are homeless, and there is
great suffering. The scene at the vii
lage, after the fire had consumed all
there was to feed on, was simply appall.
ing. A dense, black cloud hung over
all the surrounding country, and moth
ing but the blackened beams and still
smoking ruins showed tue site of what
had been. not long before, thriving
village Relief committees have been
formed, to render aid. at Gilmore, Der.
rick and Bradford Mayor Broder, oil
Bradford, has telegraphed as follows
"Call on us for all help necessary"
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PROBATE COURT.

December 4-Eli Evans was appointed
Goardian of the person and property Of
Sarah Evans, an imbecile. Bond $500.
Abraham Mann, Guardian Of the per-
son and property of W A. Sloan, . mi
nor, Sled bis final account; hearing con-
tinued to January 2.
December 6-The following AGO ,un.s
were heard and disposed OF as noted:
Account OF the Guardian of z and
Samuel Landis; in,,he Guardian's hands
TO he accounted for the sum Of $63 IL.
Account Of the Guardian of Edmund
J. Trembly; In the Gaardisns hands
S388 rs to he accounted for.
Account of Jeremiah Sinelair's Guar.
dian; in the Guardians hands Sl,0lO
81, which he is ordered to pay over to
Frederick Schaub, his successor.
Administrator of Jacob Petere' estate !;
in the administrators hands $3.50, which
he is ordered to pay out according to
The distribution made nv this Court.
Sarah M. B,ice, widow of John A
Boice, deceased, elected to take the pro-
Visions made for her suppor. by the
will Of her husband.
December 6-J. L. Bevan Administra-
tor OF the estate of Charles Cooper,
decd, obtained an order to sell real es-
tate. 4
Jacob Reisser, Administrators of the
estate of Caroline Reisser, obtained an
order 10 sell personal property at private
sale.
M. Le,zelter, one Of the Administra-
tors of the estate OF Philip Burkhart,
decd, obtained an order 10 sell personal
property at private sale.
December 8-Aaron Morris, Admir-
OF the estate OF VIM. Morris, deceased,
| filed an account; hearing continued.
December lip. Wengert Admir- ot
the estate of F. Stencil, decd, fled bic
6nal account; hearing continued.
VIM. Beardmore, Guardian Of Isaac
F. Besrdmore. a minor, filed bis seventh
account hearing continued.
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Probate Notice.


A CCOUNTS snd vouchers have been flied In
n the Probste Court Of Monroe County,
Ohio, for settlement, by the following Ad.
ministrators, Executors and Guardians:
First partial account Of Thomas Martin Ad-
ministrstor Of the sststs OF William Mich
+ olson, deceased. b s
Pirst partial account Of Rooch Martin Rxec
tor Of the will Of Jsoob Huffman, decd.
First and nnal account Of Christian Cehrs
Guardian Of the estste Of Louisa Hartsr
q minor.
Third partial account Of Martin vanes,
Guardian Of the estate Of Jacob Beam, AZ
Insane person.
Third partial account Of James u. Fisher
Administrator Of the estate Of John B
Fisher. deceased.
Fourth partial account Of David Lsnts Exec
utor Of the will of Israel Lents, deceased.
First and 6nal account of Abram Manu-
Guardian Of VIM. A. Sloan, . minor.
ANY person interested may nls writer
exceptions to said accounts, or any item there
Of, on or before the I'd day Of January
next, when the same will be finally heard an,
continued from day to day until disposed Of
B. &. WALTON
dscs.'7sw3. Probate Judge v. c. o.,
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MARRIED October 81, hv Rev. F.
KELLER, Miss ELfsABsrH WEBEa and
Mr.. CBARLrs CRrsrrR az
{ November l3, by W. r. HCaD. ESQ
Of Salem township, Miss NJ B BoueH-
srs and Mr. wrsLrs 9. Bet.
November 20, BY Rev. W. H RIDER,
Miss ELIZA E. LUckEI and Mf. JOIN
CARLaL 'iaA fNTlq " n
November 80, BY Rev. L. B. KINa,
Miss SARAH A. HuDsos and Mr. WILL
LIAM W. BRowN.
November 81. by Rev. G. scaIsnEL,
Miss MARY GRirros and MI. Isaac S.
EisENBARrH. nY II
December ., by Rev. A. J. BARrELs,
Miss MAEr FUoHs and Mr.. Joss HArE.
December IL, by Elder JosEPH DUNN,
Miss DELLA TRuAx aud Mr.. WlLllAn g.
MANN.
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RaIfim0ra-December -R-Cattl

BaItim0re-Decemher Seattle
Very beet on sale to-day 1905 1 8:
that generally rated trst quality 34@l4 /;
medium or good fair qnality 1A@3f
ordinary thin steers. oxen and COWS
2@34 extreme range OF prices 2@53 .
mos. Of the sales we're from 3@41
Common and middle grades were of
and the market vas very allow, dragging
heavily long before the close. The de-
cline in common and middle grades was
1@4 of q cent. Quotations 2@5c.
Mich Cows-T rade 10 very slow and
the supply full. Quotations, 20@45 per
head.
Hogs-We quote common Hogs at
53@54r. and the better grades at $40
61c. with few selling at the latter price.
Sbeep-We quote butchers Sheep ct
34@44c. With few sales recorded above
4c. Lambs, where sold separate from
the old sheep, are quoted At 4@5c. Stock
sheep are in light supply, but fully easa
to the demand and prices are l.50@2.5G
per head. 500
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New YOrk-Dec., 12.-Beeves-
Sellers failed to put prices mark high
er as Was intended in the morning. and
trade was dull at former figures, which
ranged from 64@l0c, With msjority Of
the sales at 8@9c
Sbeep-Market fair for choice stock ;
dnll for ordinary; sheep 4@6c; lambs
5@63r. Some extra Christmas sheep at
6}@6Ac;, one carload held at 7c.
Hoes-Fair to good corn fed could be
readily sold Al 4 80@5 90.
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The investigation of Tom Ambrose,
clerk Of the U. s. Courts for the South.
ern District of Ohio, shows that be bag
ged annually about go, 600 fees tina,
should have been paid over to the Gov.
ernment, and that this pilfering has been
kept np for the last seven years. The
thing got 30 bot that Ambrose resigned
his Office and has gone to meet with 9th.
er honest and moral Radical Office
holders who had gone before.
General Gordon Was asked by q cor.
respondent II he ever saw the bayonet
used in the warl He replied that be
only saw one man killed bv the bayonet
10 battle, and that was.at the night at
tack on Fort Steadman, when the senti-
mel baycneted his sssailant At Gettys-
burg, when the advance of the two
armies ran on each other, on the 1st Of
July, be saw two opposing Standard
besrers rspping each other over the head
With their 6ag-poies. ~
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kyThere will be meeting of all the
Real Estate Appraisers in the State held
Al the Board Of Trale rooms, in C9lum-
bus, on Tuesday. December 80 It is
important that every county and city be
represented. that the question Of ap'
praisement may he better understood,
and for other important business. Sew
ersl gentlemen Of experience will adj
dress the meeting.
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Senator Thurman gently chaffed John
Sherman in The senate chamber the 9th.
er day. Pointing to the seat that he
was then sitting in, Thurman said: "Oh,
l say, Sherman, you ought to try my
seat Garfield was in here this morning
trying it. Stanley Matthews has been
in here, and he likes it. Hadn't you
better sit in here and see how it goes.
Sherman would not sit down
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~The recommendation of "Presi-
dent" Haves TO retire the Greenback cur.
rency of the country, and suspend the
coinage of the good old Silver Dollar,
presents new issue that the Democracy
are ready and anxious TO meet Mr..
Hayes, 10 making these recommends
tions, is only carrying out the demands
of Wall street, that Gold and National
Bank notes shall compose the exclusive
circulating medium of the country. The
people want Greenbscks and Silver, and
fhe party. that undertakes TO drive them
from circulation will itself be driven
from power.
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~A ByaIIsville corresponden. 0

ExA Bralisville correspondent o.
the BaFnesyille Eaterptsse, Of the llth
inst, fufnished the following item:
"Strong talk OF q lawsuit in tcwn this
week. the cause Of which 10 as follows:
A COW belonging to Mr.. Lawrence was
passing down the slley near L Woo!en-
we6eTs property, when L w. seeing
her there, and having hstchet in his
hand, threw IL at the COW, striking her
10 the side, cutting large wound, from
which it Ia thought she, will die. Mr..
Lawrence is.aa honest, hard working eli.
izen, highly respected by all, but not
able to lose his COW"
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Chicago-Decemher l2.-Hogs-
Market more active and 10@l5c higher
mixedpscking4 45@4 65; choice heavy
4 70@4 30; light 4 50@4 IS. q
Cattle Market steady; common 10
fair shipping slow at 8 65-4 Is; good
to choice 50@5 90; some Christmas
cattle at { 45QD5 rs; butchers steady
at . 25@3 25; feeders and stockers
strong: quality poor.
Sheep--Market 6rm and strong a.
3 50@4 Is. -
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.ncsP. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ssg
~ Has rHEs rnrNFw
Largest Stuck Of Holiday Goods
" W GODS );O,) Is Fl ED.

I have just received the largest and
finest stock of Holiday Goods ever
brought TO Woods6eld. Ny stock con-
sists Of Books, Albums, Toys Of all
kinds, fine and common Candies and
other Confectioneries. Give me call
and supply yourselves at the'lowest cash
rates.
Sunday Schools. Teachers and Fes,i-
walls and C,untry Dealers can obtain
their goods at my store ourycry reasonr
able terms. Fs6S
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EgThe b. & s., W. R. R. have or
dered two new passenger coaches a.
Wilmington, Delaware, and an addition
al locomotse from Pittsburgh h!factory,
which will arrive in few daya. The
demand for transportation OF passengers
and freight Is far in excess of the capac
ity OF the present rolling stock.
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EEA Mrs. DORSEY, of Louisiana,
died last Summer, and bequeathed her
entire estate to JEFFERSON DAVIS. Suit
has been commenced in the U. S. Cir.
cult Cou,t at New Orleans, BY the heirs,
to set aside the viii on the ground that
at the time OF writing and signing the
will, Mre. DORSET was not OF sound and
mind. A
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FARM FOR SALE
Tyler County, West Va

90 ACRES OF GOOD LAND,
% located In Center township. Tyler ooun.
ty, West Va, six miles from the Grafton
Parksrsburg Railroad. and one. mile from the
clay pike leading from Sisssrsviiie to West
Union, and one mile to tho store, posto6loe,
Touring mill and blacksmith shop, situate on
said clay pike and Middle Island creek. This
farm is
Welt Watered & Well Timbered.
with ten or fifteen acres of cleared land, we'll
fenced and Is excellent tobacco and wheat
land, It has on II = nev and large tobacco
house worth 6fty dollars, and small frame
dwelling house. The land lays well for
farming there being forty or nf,y acres Of .
cove, and is ali new. rioh land.
This land We intend TO sell for 81 900
which is great sacrifice on actual cost, and
will be sold between this and spring. Any
ono desiring said land will do we'll to write
to us inside Of the week from this date, as
We want to sell II BY that time. Address
A. L. NORRIS.
Jerusalem, Monroe County. ohio.
deos, 79w3.
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EEThe Bellaire Independent Gays VIC

ET The Bellaire Indepeadent Gays we
"speak in . complaining way OF some
things done by the Railroad Company "
Again you are mistaken. Sir. We are
al sgseed tbst me .tailrosd is the best
thing that ever struck this region, but
lsfgs numbefof stockhlders here COM
plsin hecause sbe owners OF The land at
ths terminps Aovs aot given ground for
buildings. The stockholders here know
what wssprofnised and expect thepstties
to live up 70 their promises to the letter.
Why lie it that you are silent on two
third rates 70 stockholders this week p
They are vitality interested in the road
rasd its management, Do you propose
to oppose them and their interests3
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LEGAL NOTICE.

THOMAS BRowNFlBLD, Of Pilot Point,
! Denton county. Texas; Charles Brown,
who resides in the State Of Texas, but
whose postofacs sddrsss Il unknown; and
Buos Givsns, Daniel Givens, Charles Givens,
Samuel Givens and Lssndsf Givens, each Of
whom reside near Twiggs postofacs, Pleas
suts county, West Virginia. will take notice
that William Givens, Of Monroe eounty, Ohio,
did, on the 18th day Of Nov embsr, 1879, hle
his petition in the sourt Of common pleas OF
Monroe county, Ohio, against John Brown
6sld, and the persons above named, and
others, the only heirs and legal represents
tives Of Bnos -Brown6eid, deceased, praying
that mortgage given BY said William Civ
ems and wife to said Enos Brown6sld on the
west half Of the northwsst quarter Of SEQ
tion fourteen township three, range i've.
and the southwest quarter Of the southwest
quarter OF section Aifteen. township three
range. fve, in said Monroe county, Ohio,
bearing date May IA, 1853, and given 70 SO.
cure two Totes Of 5000 each, may be adtudg.
cd paid and discharged, and the same order
cd released and cancelled OF record; that
said William Givens' title to said promises
may be quistsd. and for other proper relief;
and the said Thomas Brownfsld, Charles
Brownnsld. Rnos Givsns. Daniel Givens,
Charles Givsns, Samuel aivens and Leandcr
Giyens are notified that they are required TO
appear and answer said petition on or before
January "a, 1850. ~.
WILLIAM GivENs,
By oksy & Oksy and Jasper Lisk, his Att'ys.
nov26,'79t7.
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WAR! WAR 4!

At RkrNHERR's among Christmas Toys
and Coufectioneries. Candies ef oil
kinds, common and fancy, at Wholesale
and retail. Toys Of every description.
Country dealsrs, Sunday Schools snd
Festivals snpplied at wholesale prices
A part OF my stock of conrectioneries
consists OF Candies, Figs, Rsisins. and
other articles too numerous to enume-
rate here. Csll soon before my stock
is sold down. Goods all fresh from
eastern deslerss
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EF Five OF New York's millionaires,
estimated to have been worth $3.50. 900
900. dropped off close together. "Sey-
,nour,,. writing to the Hartford Times
says John Jacob As,or went first and
them In quick succession Commodore
Vanderbilt. A. T Stewart and William
C. RhineIander and now the money wor.
shipper Goelet. Astor's wealth was es
timsted at e500, ,0O0, 900. vapderbilt's al
3l00, 600. 900 and Stewart about the
same. Rhinelander's property represen-
ted, it is supposed, SIC. 900 900 and Goe-
let's is estimated at S20, ,000, 600. iaa
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PhIiadeIphia.

Dec. l2-Flour Z y00a7 Co. Wheat l
55sl S.; Corn 62463c; Oats 60a51c
Rye 85c.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

Ciucfnnatf-December IL Hogs
Steady and firm: common 3 80@4
Is: light 4 20@4 so: packing 600
4 so; butchers 4 80@4 85. cow
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n a Il .~t 90 IN
80 20 ,a''. '- ''' -. = - ~ g = -
Eo % 1oDA'As 'o' sou' 0-s
Inc Court MOUSE naA s''e1 :
n'sn.
90 80 suDk'ss W ''' your NOR
'oay ptsssnss
lae c'oca on 'n' ".. 'oAoo'
IN 0a''e's'''s os' s00
laHso y 'p78Assss ~ my ] 80 !" -
.,'..'a a...t,l,-,.,Y..,, -. ,.,,
0o J" "'.' .A
a 1.o''sus,y eoeou's e'oo u's'sA <as Aaf -
tasakss g aoa- ,.''l = |" - - =
sl valuable ..lassa public documen'f'
- = .ss%s oa,'o'ss s0' sas'us' ''
fSssi. / 9IsF @s4si z 5 =
Just received, nice lot Of Albums,
Books &C.. q JODx'ss
Elder GaAr held ssfsices 10 the N. e
Church last Sunday evening.
Hereafter the Wheeling Cattle Market
win appesr ID Tas SrIRrr each week.
Mis- ErLA WtLLrAxs is visiting and
...,ro ,ha 81 .ioh,. ~, II washington Civ.
Miss Br.4I IJoafst b.s sla.rge stock Of
tovs and other goods for the. Holidays.
M
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Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup is particular
" recon meBded for children. II cures
Coughs, Colds, Group. Sore Throat and
Whooping Cough. tits pleasant to the
taste and acts like . charm. Price 25
cents. ,,=-o go. a. ,5...-1.
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CIncynna,l.

Dec. 12.--Flour 5 9Oa6 95; Wheat l
33sl So, Corn 4la45e: Oats, 39a4lc
Rysj93a95c: Barley 90a95c. -
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sa1rA real rsssssg 4 Apprsissf may haze
~ ~ s,assistsnt,, Ten years ago he might
have had ,woeos more persaaa 70 beip
hin, hpt under ishs present law be cap
have but one. ssizss - sas ss..sl 8 s.
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New York.

Dec. l2.-Flonr 5 50a7 25; Whest !
3lal 55; Com 6sa65c; o ITS 50s52o; Rye
sec; Barley 45c,
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Monroe County of,cial Directory.
Common Pleas Judge-WM. OkEY.
Prohste Jddge-R X WxLros.

OH fnVH ic's SuTSt-VM " Ms ShEIs
Prohste J,idgerR X WxLros.
Clerk of Courts. +. JupKiNs.
Sheriff-WM. Read. 49,
: Anditor-S A. ATkIxsos. =
Tressurer--JoHs GArcHrLL.
Pros. Atty. P. SrRiGas.
Recorder-JAs. ,MYERs. sa9.t9s,f
Commissioners-- DAVID LENrz. JAcoB
AFFoLrER, Sr.uJ. .LiEURLLCNs na4 s
Survevor-JgEM r MIRACLE. 5sae 4sefo
Corouer--JAs. ANDERSON. aei y
eIp6rmsrv Directnrs-HEsRr SMtrH,
Jxcos nRux A. . WEIosL' & ] 2 Z.
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baltimore.

Dec. H. Flour s 0oa7s so; wheat /
56al 81; Corn 63a67c; Oats 45a4Sc
Rye 90a95c rs..s ea.s,..i ..,s
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Chicago,

Dec. l2.-Flour4 1 75a6 Is; Wheat l
30al SO; Corn 40a4lc: Oats 34a35c,
Rye 79c; Barley 89c
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eErHs aopips Fshresyy will have
in it Eve Sdndsys This is something
shat occurs about three times IN hun
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Notice to Teachers.

TlHE Board Of Hammers Of Monroe Conn
/ ~ will hold meetings foe the examina-
tion of Teachers as follows:
wocdsneld, Saturday. December Is, 1879.
January 81, 1880.
aqtgk February IA, 1880.
These examinations will commence At 8
o'clock Z. m. and close at p. m.
A fee Of so cents is required from each
applicant, as condition Of examination, and
must be paid in advance.
By order Of the Board.
8. scHooLcRAFT, Clerk.
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gMr. R. P. EDxEY, Of .Ottowa,
Kansas, formerly of Barnesville, writes
US that he has 6fty-6ve acres OF wheat
and expects to reap big harvest next
year, and that be may then make visit
to The old .fogies Of Eastern Ohio.-Es,
tsrprise.