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motto frame. Mrs.: Z: 7; Richardson. Raw.
specimen raspberry jelly IMr H.k.Vanme-
specimen dsa sainee jelly same
collection fossi!s coins. &c. J: Giedhiii. Rav 8
pyramid Of fruits. grapes. ounces &C.. Mrs.
collection canary BIRDS cages. Geo. 4. y
specimen Pie melons. + T. Mason. Rav.. ::
lunch basket. MIS-. Ia ii. kicha;rdsons s Kent 81
Committee S. johnson, Samuel Babb.
Class 36-Special.
Best 10 lbs. dairy butter. Mrs. Samuel Will
best collection water fowls. IL vsrieiiesJ 4. -
best eoieeaioa iEeSf: sa.is As.t;cs Is
best collection bantams Is varieties) same. 2OO
best collection Plymouth Rocks, same....-.- zoo
best pair partridge cochins< B. Nichols.
best pair brown Lssholns. W. III: Wright. - -
best pair gold laced sea6ris6s bsnisms: Il. ~
Ii. Peck. EariviiIe ....................... 200
best collection house plants. not less than =
best M'ss hi11 DeTn
best = varieties siadicas. Frank Ford, ,R.v 90 90
best display ofannuals Sherman TuttIe. Rav 100
best iOaves bread and IL biscuit made by
Miss under Is. Miss Belle Vanmeeer.
Most siiiif%i Lady Equestrian. Miss IVA '~
End tss Ss:s Ts Miss x$ss Eis
best display greenhouse plants not less than than '
Is pots, Mrs. d. w. Day. Rayenns......... 500
prettiest baby under one year, Mrs. Sa-
mantha Almond, Rayenna, Toilet Sett, 100
best pumpkin pies. Miss Matte Bartlett.
largest variety antique china, iron stone
china, table and toilet WArc Mrs. A. j.
Jennings. Ravenna a................. Lamp, 5OO
best factory cheese, made in September,
"A. L.. Thompson. ShalersyilIe-............ 500
best Band Brimfeld Band.................... 50 90
Special Committee ON Babies-Mrs Derr, Sha-
lersville; Mrs. A. Eckert. Ravenna; Mrs. G.
Beardsley. Shalersville.
Band Judges-John Byers. Henry Miller.
Lincoln Tbbals.
Equestrienne Committee-Mrs NJ +, Smith.
Mrs. Sarah Chapman, Mrs. G. 8. Tibbals
Parties who have offered Special Premiums
will please pay the Same to the Treasurer. Com
mittees in some cases have reported on some ar
ticles not found. or no entry card. Parties some
times make entries and fail to bring their goods
in other cases fail to put the card as not less
than II parties. making q entries left their entry
cards in the Secretary's Office. Our County pa
pers. and especially the REPUBLICAN, DExOcRAr.
have reported our Fair DO fully that any addi-
tion on my part would be but q repetition, but I
wish to heartily congratulate all on the assured
success of our County Fair. e. r. WAIT. Treas
uref. is now prepared to pay Premiums in full.
C. L. BARTLETT, Sec'y.
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best half bush. Burbanf seedlings pota. :,
% hs toes whiting ns.1 Carter FesnIsin anyenna &
best half bush. Dunmore Seedlings pota-
toes. H H. Thompson, Raw. ....... 81
Derr. Shalersville. %
I'd best Chas streator. Freedomr Is
best half bush Ohio Beauty potatoes. 4. .o
I'd best G. w. Dean, Franklin. IS
best peek frG%
best collection potatoes. j. r. Derr. Shall /, m
ID best Frank Ford, Ravenna. :.:........ 90
best half bush. potatoes variety not emu
merated. D. Y. Dawley. Ravenna..-... 90
best half bush. Nat turnips. B. w. Gilbert. =.
% hest eS'fSasEn Erastas Carter R.venn. Is
best half bush. rutabagas, G. W. 3 ". H.
Bradley, Ravenna. a.........-.....-. 80
ad best Chas AyliG. Brimfield 70
best half bush. Globe turnips. Jas. Dutter.
2d best Frank Ford, Ravenna. ........ ab
best long Blood beets. e. p. Brainerd. 70
I'd best T. ". Sheppard, Freedom ..... Is
best Blood turnip bects. H. Y. Beebe,
Cd best e. r. Brainerd. Ravenna. Is
best 6 Mangel Wurzels. 4. w. French.
best 6 parsnips. j. ii way, shaiersviile. 80
I'd best Mrs Tobias Conman. RAY ...-,.--.. as
best carrots, Z. w. Sheppard. Freedom. 80
I'd best Mrs. LIE Count. Ravenna ...... Is
best peck onions from seed. Harvey Mich.
OiS, freedom %
best peck onions from sets. Harvey Mich :.
cd best si G. se"s ". W. H. Bradley. Raw. Is
best half peck peppers. HI. .Beebo, Raw. 81
2d best Mrs. Tobias COffman. Ravenna...- 3
best Hubbard squash. A. II. House Shall
I'd best j. H. Way. shaiersviiiie -. Is
best Marble Head squashes. T. r. Mason.
I'd best Harvey Nichols, Freedom -. Is
hest Turban sTuashes, f. Ford. Raw 81
2d best same 70
best Summer crook neck squashes. ThOs.
I'd best James Porter Freedom ......... ...... Is
best Summer sca!lOped squashes, U. Z.
Sturleyant. Freedom ..... ........... ........ 81
I'd best Frank Ford. Ravenna. a...-........ IS
largest squash over 81 lbs. Geo. Brocket.
ad best E w French Rsvenns IS IS
best heads cabbage. j las. Dntter, Freedom 80
I'd best j. Z. KING, Kent. 26
hest heads cauiifower. j. King Kent 50
I'd best J. FL. Way ersville...............- S6
best field pumpkins. H. Barber, Raw. so
I'd best ID. V. Dawley. Ravenna. -. ............- 2
I'd best Frank Ford, Ravenna. ...............- IS
best muskmelons, three entries, but
premium awarded.
best6 stalks pie plant. L N. Racket. .Brim-
I'd best Charles j. stresior, s6aIersviiie... IS
best stalks celery. J. H. Way, ,Shalersville 50
2d best L. NJ Backet. Brimfeld ............... Is
best specimen hops, e. Collins. Freedom. so
I'd best ]. Jennings. Ravenna.......... Is
best collection garden beans in pod, X. w.
Sheppard Freedom ..........-. SO
2d best VIM. May. Nelson . ............. IS
best spec'n tomatoes Mrs. w n. .Beebe. Raw 30
I'd best j. II. Way. Shalersville.-...........- -
Commitfee-J r Ruckman RandnInh. N A
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Made by the Portage County Agricultu-
raj Society at its 33rd Annual Fair, al
Association Park, Ravenna, October
7th, 9Th, 9th. 1879.
FIRST DEPARrMENr-CLtSS ASSES TO5.
Class 1-StaAions, Carriages Horses. Brood Mares.
and Colts
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~ = w MAxaON

sff = ". NAXSON,
! So<sey snA CounseloP ut Law possesses
Superior facilities for making collections IN
aIi uarop q the United States. O0Ce over
First Natioaal Bank. GarressYille. Ohio.
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best buck lamb not over 8 months, G Fl Bal
best eve 2 years aud over, G 81 Ballinger. At
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Speclmen sp0tter WOrk, MIS- ". u. 6eckleys
bed Quilt, 70 years Old. Mrs. S. r. Barr, Raw.
patch work by lady 50 years old, same.... s.
pr black cochin fowls. X. II. Peck. Earlville
pair white polish fowls. same. ................-w
pair B. b. r. bantams, same. .......,,......... 2:
pair gray duck bantams. same ............-. 2
pair silver duck bantams. same 2
pair black A. bantams. same.
pair red T. bantams, same...... ................
pair pearl guineas, 2.
pair slate turkeys. same
pair white turkeys. same 2
pair white China geese. same ............. Q
pair Cayuga ducks, same......r......
pair Pekin ducks. same .......... .......
pair white call ducks, same
ppair BAR Pekin ducks. 6. W. Knight. Randolph z
display aparian implements. Geo. Street.
fsa;sn Sess Geo
Iemos tsse In beains f. BeoEssS. E.s sa'0'
tree oacsus +. Becrwith. Esniilx;iiis. ID
pair white toppot ducks. r. II. Peck. Earl
rustic hitching post. Robt. Doig. Ravenns s.
specimen vases. putty work. Mrs. +. W.
winter boquot, Mrs. LeCouut. Kavenna...... 2;
perforated cardboard cross. Mrs. ~. II.
Bartlett MSs kaNGnn Nna Harmon Msritorioqs
specimen dried corn. Mrs. Thomas Carr. q.
specimen putty work pitcher. Mrs. F. W. =
tb M' ~ pa
two toilet sets. Miss Minnie Garfield. Raw. O
silver type picture. g. F. w. Cronemyer,-. s
basket nutmeg squashes. John Kirk. Ray.
specimen spatter work. II. w. Sheppard.
speeiment canned ground cherries, Nls. j.
foGsss; s; fMTesdHR nee Is R;.I:;Is.. n.
case- osassY .hirds, Ms. + =. Haekst.
8E1mNe{
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Special Committee ON Peach Blow Potatoes
Franklin willard. A. N Farr. w. 81 Bettes.
Class 29-NisceNaneous Adnufactwred articles
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C. S. Curtiss, Ravenna. 20
best single harness. Heimes & Rogers. Raw. l O
best pair gents fine boots. w. D. Durham.
Ravcnna O
best pair ladies' shoes, same.................. 10
best side domestic sole leather, same..:..-..-
best specimen cabinet work, Geo. Z. Fair
child ~
best double carriage. Merits 4 Riddle. Raw. 50
best single carriage. W. s. Stockburger, At
water Observation-Disclosures. 40
best exhibition tinware, c. s. Curtiss. Raw. / o
best specimen door, Grohe Brothers. Raw. o
best specimen sash. same .:....... ............
best specimen window blinds, same........... 10
best saddle and bride. H. c. Frazer, Raw. s
best hair mattress. Geo. e. Fairchild. Raw. ! Q
best lounge same O
best az helves, L. M. Hackett, Brfmfeld ... s.
best clothes dryer. j. II. Fairchild. Rav.-... s
Committee-Otis Reed. Michael Carts, c. N
Whitney.
Class 3O-Farnsisg Utensizs.
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| and best. Mrs Geo Brigden, Edinburg-
best jar sweet pickles, Ars Capt Allen. New
ton Falls---.- ----
Pad bes t, MS Chas Waldron, Brimfeld ------
best preserved cider. Frank Ford. Ravenna
best jar currant jelly, Mrs Capt Allen New
ton Falls ---
beet jar apple jelly. Mrs DR. WaggoDer. Ra-
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SON.
lem. ..--. 2 90
best buck year aud under. do do %
~ Udell. Hira@..--.----> ~ - ..---.--.-.---- ' . 90
~ Wind6am. . .-. :. . 90
ram ..--..---...--.-.....-- - - ..."...---. - 2 90
best eve lamb not over months, A Udell,
Hiram -..--.-----.--.-------. g 10
Committee-W. Cuaffee. r. N. Rogers, William
Fox.
Class 14-Long Wool Sheep y O0tsso0lds, Lincoln
aud Lefcestershiye.
best buck years old and over. @ II Bai,ineer,
best tec9 year apd asdsf 9. q a 6sllinser. q.
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DIED.

:. MARBURY. In Georgetown. on the morning q
the 18th OF December. 1879. DR.. WILLIAM MAR
Friends of his family are invited to attend his
on Saturday. the Goth inst. at O'Clock p m az
MACON. On December 18th. 1879. att O'Clock
a.. NJ, Mis-. JANE MACON.
corner Twelfth street and MASSACHUSETTS, avenue
noshys Eday l9h at Friends
NAGLE Suddenly, on the morning of Thurs,
tet.rtN IL ur years. W dow of the late +. j. Nae,
of Reading, Pennsylvania.
U'NEIL Tuesday evening, December 10th, 1879.
af Of ff he hesr Which, she bars NTH 6
truly s Christian fo,tude karIE the second daagh
three months and fifteen days.
May she rest in peace. Amen
No more the mad turmoil of life
It's anxious cares, its wild unrest,
Can rend his still and puissicss breast.
her parents. 62s North Capitol street. 2t'
ROBY. December 10th. 1879 WILLIAM BASH.
RocY, aged three years, one month and four days.
Dearest little Willie, my heart is breaking
EXCEPT in dreams from which awaking
Bring to lie but pain alone.
Your memory I've fondly cherished.
Ard your dying kiss, feel
Will bring me nearer unto Heaven,
Where no SORROWS are revealed
Funeral from his parents residence, No 1910 Az
street southwest, Thursday. the 18th instant, at
$50 O'Clock y. M. q
SAVAGE. Wednesday, December 17th. 1879. at his
late residence No. 81 l street northwest, between
II and II o'clock a. M, GEORGE SAVAGE, in his
seventy ninth year.
Notice of funeral in to-morrow's papers.
STEWART. On December 18th, 1879. at O'Clock
a. M, of consumption. GEO. w. STEWART. aged
twenty six years and four months
Funeral will take place from the residence of his
father, Geo. L. Stewart, 90S Tenth street north
west, Friday, 18th inst. Requiem mass at st. Pat
rick's church at O'Clock Friends of tho
family are invited to attend. IT.
WHITE. Mrs. EMMA NJ. WHITE, wife of Mr.. z.
L. White, Washington correspondent of the New
York Tribune, died at 80 O'Clock on Monday after
noon, December Is, 1879.
Public funeral services will take place at the family
residence, No. 125 Maryland avenue, at O'Clock
ON Thursday afternoon. Friends are invited to
attend. Burial private.
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"A. son ENJOY yourself Have q good time:
pleasure is emfnently right and proper bat 4
svoa lme ISM secured by a headache that lasts
a. a., me next day. The simplest pleasures arc
Vie ste most lasting After you have spent two
lars IN Europe, you will come back and SIT
y,m Wy ~ your own nreside and think OF picnic
3Su went 10 down at the Cascade one Afternoon
Tho Sune, mat cost you just sixty-five centS
wife re euUu NJ .laes' that you daren't take your
we 10 ban my son. that you would lie about rather
tia "essnoT d tra SISTER Know about them, tho
you and !, iadden your heart as does the memoir
Of that six.. v-hse cent picnic, when YOU chat
Tered nonscns>H with the girl YOU love-, and
laughed Just as he leaves rustied. because Won
coulint helm IL. 1 re good time" that wakes
In the morning and ~.onders where, it was and
who saw it and where all It's money is gone; the
good Tune that tails itself Oh with a headache
there's precious little fun in that And It only
taxi very little bitterness OF that Kind TO poison
and ClondJthe memories OF your past. 1t doesn't
take many such good times " my boy, TO minsie
tears with your bread and gall with your drink.
The sting is the smallest part OF the bee, but
VIII n you pick him up By IT, though the rest OF
tn, bee were as large as an omnibus horse, yet
would the sting outweigh all the good, sweet,
han mleSs. hone, laden portion of the bee, and
you would think about 1t oftener and longer.
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dec17-6
THCs. BOWLING, Auctioneer.

cHANcERY IS SALE ALE; OF VERY vAL1gABLE BgSI;
NORTHEAST CORNER OF SEVENTH AND
+ STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme ri
Court of the District of Columbia, wherein f:MH
J. Brereton ct al are defendants, equity cause No.
MONDAY AFTERNOON. JANUARY S. 1880, AT
O'CLOCK, in front of the premises the following
described property, viz: Parts of lots eight 49, and
nine 80, in square numbered four hundred and
ffty-fye l455l, in the city of Washington, Dis
lows beginning for the same at the southwest cor
ner Of said square, and running thence north along
the line of Seventh (7th) street northwest thirty
one Old feet thence east thirty three (33l feet
east twenty COO feet; thence north sixtytwo (62)
seven % feet thence south sixty-four (6D feet
feet and six (6 inches; thence south six CO. feet:
thence west four az feet and six (6) inches; thence
south along the east line of lot numbered nine (9)
three 81 inches to the place Of beginning. together
with the improvements, which consist of a large
four story and mansard roof Brick Building, now
used stores and offices, and is without doubt
street.
The terms as prescribed by the decree are one
fourth Of the whole purchase money i'll cash, and
the residue in four equal instalments. payable
spectyely with interest at six (6), twelve 12),
eighteen CS) and twenty four (24 months after the
day sale to be evidenced by the promssory notes
of the real property sold until full payment of each
and al of said notes and the final ratcation of the
sale by the court Conveyancing at purchasers
cost. Five hundred dollars deposit will be required
when the property is struck off. If the terms of
sale not complied with within ten days after the
day of sale the Trustee reserves the right to resell
the property at the risk AND cost Of the fs
dec16- d&ds Office No. 628 st. n!w.
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RESULTS OF THE COUNTING OUT PROCESS IN
MAINE.-Full details of the count in Maine made
by the governor ano council show the following
results: In the senate the fustonSts are given
20 members, and the republicans II. In the
house the fuSioniStS IS representatives republic
cans 81. Five cities, with 10 republican repre-
SentativeS-Portland. Bath, Lewiston. Rockland
and Saco-are diSfranchiSed The house will
thus be ~ members short at its organization. AS
elected it gave 90 majority to the republicans; as
counted 1t gives II majority to the fusioniSts or
majority of 26 on joint ballot. A net change of
so has been made in the two branches,
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A Sons HORRIBLE DIsCOvERY.-The body Of
Mrs. Sarah Mills, a lady 70 years old, was stolen
cinnati, Saturday night. Her son came to the
city in search of the body among the medical
colleges and found 1t on the dis5ecting table of
the Pluto college, with the head sawed of and
otherwise mutilated Two students were hack
ing it when the son entered the room. The
body was fully identified and surrendered.
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TOHN HOLLANDS
PATENT RECORD GOLD PEN.
Patented Oct. 2, 1873.

Is the highest achievement in the manufacture Of
Gold Pens and the result of experiments for more
than twenty years. The " RECORD PEN Ia
produced by skilful combination of the two pre-
Platinum, while the ordinary gold pen contains
an alloy Of COPPER reducing Its tineness without
per which the costly Platiixns supplies. The
.RECORD~ Gold PEN Points are Of the best
treatment, and polished to glass like smoothness.
Steel pen writer's have now every objection 10 gold
which viii endure and not oxfdize. squarely met.
The ssRECORD'' Gold Pen is guaranteed to
and Perfection Of Point. Price, $3.50, sold
by ain Jewelers. and StAtiOners In the United
States. If not found order direct from JOHN
HOLLAND, Manufacturer, 10 W. 4th street, Gin
cinnah.
For sale by JOHN @. PARKER, s1s 7th stree.
northwest. mar19-lawly-nrm
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The above is only q small part Of the property for
rent and sale on my books. For complete list see
bulletin issued on the LIST and 18th Of each month,
which be had application at my Office, or viii
be sent by mail If desired
81 600 at per cent. SIS. OOO $500, $780, $400 at
per cent. $4,000 at per cent.
Auction Sales.
On SATURDAY, December Goth, trustee sale of
Valuable UnimprOyed Property. decl1
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" lRR TEn

GODRON-PROUT. In st. Johns Ev Lutheran
Church Church OF Washington. p. c.; on tn evening OF
G. oraE copRoN to Miss ALICE PRouT. both Of
Washington, ID. c.
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THANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTATE ON X STREET NORTH
VEST. BETWEEN TWENTY-FIRST AND

WEST, BETWEEN TWENTY FIRST AND
TWENTY-SECOND STREETS.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court kA
Of the District Of Columbia passed on the H%;M
6, lac. wherein Cleo. A. Jones and Leon Teresa
Jones are complainantsf and Deiah Ann Jones and
GENDER 23D, 1879, AT O'CLOCK PM, offer for
sale at public AUCTION in front of the premises, the
estate Of the late Alfred Jones, to wit: The west
thirtytwo $50 feet Of Lot one %, and the whole Of
seventy three (73l, situate on street northwest,
between 2lst and 22d streets in the city Of Wash
Each of these Lots will be sold as whole or sub
divided, as may seem best at the time of sale.
equal installments of six and twelve months re-
spectiyely, with interest from the day Of sale:
A deposit of 5000 will be required on each lot at
the time of SALE and all conveyancins and record
ing at purchasers cost.
Terms to be complied with in seven days, other
wise the trustee reserves the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost Of the defautng pur
chaser FRANCIS MILLER, Trustee.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. dec1O
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A CHURCH BURNED.-The Trinity Episcopal
Church at Bergen Point N. j., was burned yes
terday morning. Loss $4,000. The fire origi-
mated from the heater, which was In use Tles-
day night, during preparations for wedding
that was to come off last evening.
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GETTING RID OF A HUsBAND-Mrs. Brown,
widow Of Robert Brown, OF West Winchester,
Ont, who was murdered last fall and mother OF
Clark Brown, recently hanged for the murder,
has been arrested at the instance of brother OF
the murdered man, and was placed on trial
Tuesday. The evidence against her is to the
effect that she expressed desire to get rid of
her husband, and even asked a witness to help
her put him out of the way.
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FAILURE OF GIRLS ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE FROM
UTAH.-Josephine Taylor. aged22, a daughter Of
the president OF the Mormon church, attempted
to escape from Utah on Tuesday last She got
on the Union Pacific train at Ogden, but. having
no ticket or money, was put off at the first sta
ton east. She endeavored to get the agent at
Uintah to secrete her, but he refused, and, her
fathers friends being notified, she was taken
back to Salt Lake City.
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A JUDGMENT BY CONFESSION has been entered
lin & Co., of New York, against Stellauer Bros.
and EinSteiE, for the sum Of S7O6, 243. The bill
sets forth the causes of failure of the firm, and
charges that the StellauerS and Levi RoSenfeld,
father-in-law Of one of the firm, entered into a
conspiracy to fraudulently pay off or secure
their Indebtedness to friends and relatives, and
to defraud the other creditors. Various other
charges of fraud and trregularity are made
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TILDEN MAKES REsTITUTIoN.-It is stated In
New York that Samuel j. Tilden and Charles
Butler, members OF the purchasing committee
of the st. Louis, Alton and Terre Haute Rail-
road Company, have paid back $4,000 each to
the road. A suit has been pending against them
for the amount, with interest
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A WHALE IN LYNN HAVEN BAY.-A telegram
from Norfolk, Va, December II, says: A whale
fifty feet long got into Lynn Haven bay. and
getting out OF the channel was captured by
cOuntrymen.
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WITH HER LITTLE HATCHET.-An inSuiter of
women met his Just reward at Petersburg, Ind
last Thursday. Two ladies, who had been fol-
lowed by two of these carrton on several occl-
s1Ons went down town Thursday evening, and
The Two FELLOWS followed them making indie
cent suggestions, when the armed lady drew her
Ratchet and sunk 1t into his cheek. making
cash five inches long and cutting through the
cheek bone,
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yLASSES In MOOD CARVING AND Ar
NNeedlework. Miss ALICE HALSEY, pupil of Mr..
H. L. Fry, Cincinnati. Room 80, Corcoran building
Carving done to order. deco Int
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HNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

The undersigned will offer fer sale, at the auction
DAY, DECEMBER Doth, 1878, At II O'CLOCK NJ,
the interest Of the estate Of 81: w: Hamilton in
certain contract with VIM F. Downey, dated Au-
gust 3, 1878 for the use Of bis Patent Sewer Valve
tract may be examined at my Office between 10 and
O'Clock daily. JAS. G.. PAYNE,
decl6-tu thEf3t Administrators.
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GEN. GARY ANSWERS SENATOR HAMPTON
Gen. NJ. w. Gary, of South Carolina, has reite-
rated to a New York Herald interviewer the
in ISL 1916 an,ros he'd him With ~ pr6noSI
ton to withdraw the democratic presidential
electors. Gen. Gary continued: There is other
evidence to show Hampton'S disposition to
ignore ildelI's chances for the election and his
unwtllingness to give up the electoral vote in
South Carolina First. that he advised some Of
the electors not to cast their votes for Tilden:
second his advocacy Of Hayes southern policy
and his travelling with Hayes in his northern
southern and western tour. in which he played
a CONSPICUOUS part In attempting to reconcile
the south to the great presidential fraud where,
by the democratic party lost Tilden, who should
have been declared the President of the United
States" Gen. Gary says although he has on
many occasions supported Senator Hampton,
and given him the highest evidence of desire
to do him justice, he Gary had always hal
Senator Hampton's "bitter and unrelenting OPP
position to carry"