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TRIAL LIST FOR OCTOBER TERM, 1879


Catharlne Miller ct al VS.. l. H. Irwin ct al.
Sarah J. Light vs.. A. j. Clouser.
Peoples II. II. w. Co. VS., Wilson Gutshall
Same vs.. Henry Metz.
Same VS.. Wilson Ghtshall.
Peter Sholly VS.. John Shull
Peoples y. II. w. Go. vs.. Joseph d. Lightner.
Same vs. John Barnheisel.
Same vs. Wilson Gutshall.
Jacob Wentz ct al vs.. Catharine Adams ct al
w. III. Minch's use VS.. q. NJ. Clemson ct al.
Druslla Graham vs.. d. HOllenbaugh ct ux.
Same VS.. Geo, A. Hollenbaugh.
Same VS.. David Hollenbaugh.
Frederick X. Wilt VS.. Alfred Kell.
Peoples IT, II. w. Co, vs.. VIM. Enslow
Same VS.. David Smith
Same VS.. David Morrison Sr.
Same VS.. Alex Adams.
John Fl. G.. Kinter VS.. Elizabeth Devices.
y. K. Seller, admir- VS.. Caroline Rnpp.
Susannah ROush's use VS.. j. z Gray.
John Boyles Admr. vs.. George Burd..
Mary Charles use vs. Franklin Fire Ins. Co.
Robert Thompson VS.. w. IL. s. Cook.
John MOtZer II Co, vs.. A. w. Long.
j. H. Zimmerman VS.. j. O. Barrett q Co,
George w. Huston VS.. f. w. Gibson.
Penn'a Canal Co. VS.. George I0sh.
Miller Il FetrOw VS.. Jane Morrison ct al
Jacob L. Liddick vs., Charles Tr0utman.
Mary Fennlce VS.. Charles Bates ct ux.
w. N. Seibert, Assignee, VS.. John Sanders0n.
Il Van Irwin vs. j. X. Dunbar ct al.
l.. Swartz Admr, VS.. G.. w. Charters, ct ux.
O. Thudium VS.. Abraham Shearer.
John I. Robinson VS.. s. l.. Hollenbaugh.
r. X. Brandt, Cashier, use VS.. j. w. Kinter.
M Il. Holman, Guardian, VS.. /. Hunter ct al
Amanda Grahm vs.. ID. X. Grahm.
ID. MICKEY, Prothohotary
Sept. 10, 1879.
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MA-RRrAauea.

=, ,BALBosER-BoqpoN September 2ist fs79in
Blain: az the residence OF David Hohenshielt By
rev j.. Frazier, Mr.. John j. Balhoser TO Miss
Maiy Bogdon, all Of this county
COMPILATION September 2lst, 1879 at the res.
dence Of the BRIDES parents In Kennedy's Val
ley, By Rev. j II. Dletterlch, Mr.. Geo l.. Comp to
Miss Mary A. Lay, both OF this county.
!. WEAyER-liEM--On September 22nd 1879. at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents, near Loys-
vile, by the same, Mr.. John O. Weaver TO Miss
margaret X Helm, both Of this county.
RosKEY-SIEAFFER-On the evening OF the
Rev N. W. COlburn, Mr. James II. McCroskey, Of
alta township.
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A SSIGNEE'S ACCOUNT.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that the
following Assignees accounts have been filed
in the Prothonotary's Office of Perry county,
and will be presented to the Court for conflr-
nation on WEDNESDAY, the goth day of
October, 1879, to wit
/. The final account of Henry Cooper, AS
signee under deed of voluntary assignment for
the benefit of creditors of Peter Sheaffer and
Elizabeth sheafFer.
Q. The account of Samuel e. Buck, Assignee
of Adam Fortney and wife, under deed of vol
untary assignment for the benefit Of creditors.
D. MICKEY, Proth'y.
Prothonotary's Office, Bloomfield,
September 30, 1879.
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Soldiers Un-union.-T The Veteran asso-
citation of the soldiers of Perry County,
will hold reunion In Liverpool, on
Thursday, 10th day of October. Distin-
guished speakers from distance have
been invited, and are expected TO attend.
Speakers and bands of this county have
been engaged, and large attendance Is
assured. Each delegation will elect its
own officers, and the Captain as soon as
ID. @. Orris. Business meeting will be
held In the school house at 10 A. M.
u. Il. SHULER, Pres. pro. tenn.
e. G. LONG, Secretary.
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foot looking to the erection OF monu-
ment to William DenninH, the Revolu-
tlonary blacksmith who made such q
heroic effort TO furnish the patriot army
with wrought iron cannon. He sue
ceeded In completing several, feat
never before accomplished. Mr.. Dem
ning's remains lie In the Presbyterian
graveyard, ut that place.
On Monday evening, Mr.. Jacob Hoff.
man, residing In "Georeetown," In the
Third ward, whilst going down stairs
with a coal oil lamp, had fainting
spell and fell headlong down the stair
way, cutting himself In the neck with
the glass. Drs. Kleffer and Krise were
called In and applied restoratives to the
to the injured man, who bled very
copiously. Fortunately the lamp was
not lighted. It will be remembered that
this same gentleman sustained severe
injuries by falling from scaffold during
the. erection of the new market house,
and since that time has been In bad
health. .-CdrLisJe Volunteer.
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Alfred POtter's Story.-We stated last
week that Alfred Potter had seen Sam
uel E. Albright at Muncy quarry on a
recent date. AS some doubted the story,
he now makes oath to it, as follows
My age is twenty years. On or about
the End of September, 1879, was at the
Muncy Hills stone quarry, below VIII
Transport, Pa. whilst was there Sam
uel e. Albright came there accompanied
by man and boy the affiant had
gone to the quarry in search of work
and had been there about fifteen min
utes before Albright arrived; the boy
was about seventeen years of age. There
was young man with me, from Liver
pool, by the name of Fry; 'when 1
saw Albright coming towards the quar-
~ l remarked to him, "There comes AL
bright" When Albright came to the
quarry and recognized me he changed
color and appeared very uneasy he
placed one hand in his pocket and kept
1t there all the time he was about the
quarry. talked with him for some
time; our conversation was about that
section of country and neighborhood.
he stated that he was looking for a lob.
1t was about dinner-time; the boarding
house bell rang for dinner; the quarry
boss invited us to take dinner; Mr.. Fry
and ! went into the boarding-hou but
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Marrow Escape from Suffocstion. Early
on Sunday morning the family of Mr.. j.
r. Bryan, No. 312 Herr Street, consist
ing of his wife, child and sister, made o
very narrow escape from suffocation by
coal gas in a cooking stovein the kitchen
ofthe premises above noted. The family
retired on Saturday night, closing up the
stove as usual, and leaving the door of
the kitchen and of the stairway open.
About two o'clock Sunday morning Mr..
Bryan heard a dull rapping, as he
thought, at the front door. Getting up
to ascertain, he felt very i'll, but in going
out of his bed room he heard his sister
rapping again on the petition. Heknew
at once that the rooms swereimpregnated
with gas, and going to his sisters aid
found her much exhausted and nearly
strangled. Fresh air was Immediately
let in and the gas escaped by the open
windows, much to the relief of all in the
house. Mr.. Bryan's wife and her child
suffered very much, and her sister re-
mained quite i'll for some time. Drs.
Friese and Jacobs were called and admin
istered the proper restoratives. The lit
tie child and Miss Bryan are still suffering
from the inhalation of the poisonous
gasses. But for the timely waking up of
Mr.. B. the entire family might have been
suffocated. Patriot.
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Lost.-On Sunday evening last on the
road between Stouffer's saw mill and
one mile beyond the Warm Springs, a
pocket book containing between eight
and ten dollars. The finder will be
suitably rewarded, by returning 1t to S.
Beam, Dellville. Pa.
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Wholesale KiIIInu.-A lot of dogs play

Wholesale KilIing.-A lot of dogs play
ed sad havoc in a drove of sheep belong
ing to Mr.. Peter Burkholder, of Loudon,
on Sunday night of last week. The
sheep were pasturing in field near the
house and some time during the night
thirty head were killed by the dogs.
Mr.. Burkholder thinks this is little
too heavy for one night and intends to
put an end to some of Loudon's best
canines.-Erdnklin Repository.
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Pretty Pictures.- beautiful pictures
we can safely say, that Geo. Stinson &
Co., of Portland, Me-, are the leading
house. They probably publish more than
any firm in the world, and the magni-
tude of their business can be judged when
we state that they paid $5O,OOO.OO in
postage alone during last year. We
have just received from them lilly
chrome, which is perfect beauty, and
for which we return our thanks.
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Notice TO TeaOhers.-A special examin-
alton will be held at Duncannon, Sat-
urday, October 4th, commencing at 0
o'clock A. M. All applicants must bring
requests signed by at least three mem
bers of the Board desiring to employ
them, and give satisfactory reasons for
not attending regular examination.
S. b. FAHNEsToCK, Co. Appt.
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PhIIadeIphIa Produce Market.

PHILADELPHIA. September q, 1879
Flour unsettled; extras s5 256p5 60: Pennsyl.
yania family, $500 ~ a6a7 Minnesota do, s5.O00
$3.50; patent aud high grades s6@65O
Rye flour, So 25603.25.
COrnmeai, $3.50
Wheat. red, l2SG1es; amber, 1913 q l24i white
Corn quiet and easyi yellow, 57@5sc. mixed,
Oats quiet; Pennsylvania and western white
S3aR3Ie. western mixed ,35036.
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Church Notices.

Z Presbyterian Church-Preaching each
Sunday at II A. M. and n p. M. Sunday
School at 81 p. M. Prayer meetin e
Wednesday evening at u p. M.
The Lords Supper will be administer
edin the Reformed Church next Sunday
at 10i A. M. Preparatory services Sat
urday at 2 p. M. Preaching on Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday evenings.
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r IsT OF TRAVERSE JURORS for octo
IL Der Term, 1879.


Bloom6eld--Amos Foulk.
Carroll Wesley Wallace, Bryan Gibony.
Centre-H. L. CAN'T.
Duncannon-O. D. Owens, 8. w. Sullen-
berger, Isaac Beam, Martin A. Foster, Chas.
Boutwell,.
Greenwood-Geo. w. Mitchell, %. N. Wright,
s. II. Baker.
Howe-Michael Miller.
Jackson-Daniel Wertz.
Liyerpool-John s. Deitrick.
Mlllerstown-I. N. Rinehart, David Snyde r..
Marysville-J. II. Funk, Jas. A. Nesblt.
Miller-Thomas Still.
New Buffalo--Wiliam Miller.
Newport-Oliver Smith.
Oliyer-Chas. Bressler, Jonas Smith, Elias
Fisher.
Penn--w. H. Willis, Calvin Smith, F. 8.
Brunner.
Rye--Henry souder.
Saville--Scott Orris, W. H. Shull (of Henry.
Sandy Hill-Jacob Bixler, Jacob flickinger.
Toboyne-Wm. Fry, A. T. Ellowan.
Tuscarora-Geo. Bynes, X. II. Kerr, D. W..
Linn.
Tyrone-D. Cooper, G. A. Gibson, r. W.
Dromgold, Jacob Wolf, jeremiah Keck,
George Eberts.
WheatAeld-Moses Hess, Geo. W. Owens.
Watts-Wm. Wright, David 7. Steel.
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d" Wide Awake.''

This Magazine for October has been
received and we find it as usual full of
interesting articles and pretty illustra-
tions. As a chlldren's Magazine, Wide
Awake" is just what you want. Publish
ed by d. LoTHoP & Co., Boston, at
So per year.
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To the Independent Democratic Voters of

10 Inc lnnepenuent democratic voters OF
Perry C0.--Having been solicited by q
number OF my personal friends to offer
my name as an independent Democratic
candidate for the office of Jury Commits
sioner, have consented to offer myself
as candidate for said office and most
respectfully ask your support. If elect
ed, L will endeavor to perform the duties
of Jury Commissioners with fidelity, and
to the best of my ability. WIN. KANE.
Spring twp, Sep. 20, 1879.
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SELLERS LIVER PILLS

m n IA WEEK in your town, and no cap-
tleEEn tai risked. You can give the business
lila trial without expense. The best
n m m opportunity ever offered for those
sNEEH willing to work. You should try
RJEEtk nothing else until you see for your
~ ~ self what you can do at the business
we offer. No room 70 explain here
You can devote all your time or only your spare
time to the business, and make great pay for
every hour that you work Women can make as
much as men. Send for special private terms and
particulars, which we mail free. IS Outit Free
Don't complain OF hard times while you have such
a chance. Address II. HALLETT CO., Port
land, Maine. 40ly .
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Iunlata County We copy the follow
ing from the Juniata county papers of
last week.
Some time ago action was brought
against the School Board of Mifflintown,
before Squire Loudon on charge of ten
gaging in promoting the sale of school
books, and also interested In the furnish
ing of books, stationery and supplies
Prosecutor, III. III. Wilson. Saturday,
the Goth day of September, 1879, was set
as the day upon which to have hear
ing. AT ten o'clock A. NJ. on said day
the parties appeored before the Squire
Lawyers and Stone for plaintiff, and Pat
terson and Atkinson for defendants.
Philo Pannebaker was called as the
first witness, but before the testimony
was taken, Patterson, one of the lawyers
for the defendants arose and said the de-
fendants waived hearing whereupon
the witnesses were discharged, and both
plaintiff and defendants put under bond,
and the case carried up to the court for
investigation and settlement.
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There was quite an advance in wheat
during the past week. Prices weakened
again little on Saturday.
The first heavy frosts of the season
were seen here on Thur sday and Friday
nights. On Friday morning thin ice
was seen in exposed places.
J.S. Graybill struck snag in New
port on Tuesday last, and received severe
injury. j. s.. Graybill is canal boat,
commanded by Captain Miles.
The hog-pen belonging to Squire Van
fossen in Duncannon has been set on
fire twice recently by passing locomo-
tive.
The wife of Rev. J. p. Shindle of
Middleburg fell down stairs last week,
by making misstep, and dislocated one
of her shoulders.
A Lutheran reunion was held in
Cumberland county on the 18th inst,
which gathered together about three
thousand persons. 1t was an occasion
much enjoyed by those present.
Christy City" is supposed to be sit
nated in Carter county, Mo. Persons
wanting reliable information about 1t,
can, by calling on us, see letters from
parties residing in that county.
GA little son of John Briner, of this
place, while trying to climb on heavy
wagon driven by James F. Flynn, got
his legs in the wheels, and made mar
row escape from serious injury.
Jacob Schwartzman, of Conemaugh
borough, was sentenced at the recent
term of the Cambria county court to
eight months imprisonment in the
county Jail, for refusing to assist two
officers in arresting man.
The Iron City College, of Pittsburg,
advertised in another column, is first
class institution and the only one in the
United States exclusively devoted to the
practical education of young men for
active business life.
Mr.. George Helm showed us the skin
of a large white squirrel last week,
which he shot on Thursday in Madison
township. 1t Is something very unusu-
al in this part of the county. Thes squir-
rel was nearly as large as an ordinary
gray one.
" A READER" asks us to publish the
letters we have received from the West
regarding "Christy City," so that all
can read them. We think our readers
are already posted about that place, SO it
is not necessary to publish these letters,
but If A READER or any other person
wishes to read these letters they can do
so by calling at our office.
On Friday Mr.. David Clouser, of this
place, received serious cut on his right
wrist while cutting off corn. He was car
ing an armful along holding out his
right arm. His grandson Morris was
also trying his hand at cutting, and as
Mr.. G. passed him, he brought down his
cutter just in time to infiict severe
cash as above stated. The loss of blood
made Mr.. Clouser rather faint and
leaves him severe wound.
A sad and fatal accident happened
to two year old boy of Mr.. z. r. Collier,
of Marysyille, on Saturday night last.
The parents, going out for the evening,
placed the child in bed with two other
children until they returned. Coming
home between 8 and 10 o'clock the child
was found dead, its face buried in the
feather bed and the leg of sleeping BROTH
er holding it in that position. The be-
reaved parents have the sympathy of the
community.
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Arrested for Perlury.-Marla Hammaker
has been arrested for perjury on infor-
nation of "Keeny" Albright, for testi-
mony she gave before the coroner in re-
gard to her marriage to Miller. This
course of the Albrlghts arouses much
comment, and many seem to think 1t
furnishes evidence to prove that Sam Is
still alive, and that they fear the girl
will go TO him, thus giving clue to his
whereabouts. Bail was given for Maria's
appearance at court, Col. A. g. Cum
mings, of Harrisburg, being her bond
man. If this case comes to trial, ID Will
be watched with much interest.
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( Tan Yard Stolen. = On Monday night
Come person carried off a portion of
William @. Browns tan yard at Liver
pool. A lot of finished kip, some calf
skins and other articles are among the
missing property. twenty-five dollars
reward is offered for the recovery of the
property.
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N nnAA MONTH guaranteed. sl2 a
UOHIII Hday at home made by the indus.
v hIIEt Htrlous. Capital not required: We
hnIEt will start you Men. women BOYS
aHVEEEI land girls make money faster at
IWork for rs than at atanythngeIse
- The work Is light and pleasant
and such as any one can 20 righs
al. ,Ihose who are wise who see this notice will
send US their address at once and see Tor them
selves. Costly Outflt and terms free Now Is ire
TIME. Those already at work are laying up large
Mains' 40 1y&
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Schools to commence on the 9th of
October Surely the teachers were made
feel that their services will be highly ap-
preciated, by the liberal salaries they are
to receive.
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Sabbath School Concert.-The Quarter
ly review of the Presbyterian s. s., of
this place was held last Sabbath evening.
One feature was the presentation of six
bibles to six scholars who had recently
recited the catechism each in full to the
Pastor and at one sitting. The time
generally assigned to such recitatlons is
one half hour to each scholar, but the
following is the record made on this
occasion. Edw. G. Barnett, 27 minutes ;
Maggie H. Barnett, 20 minutes Laura
E. Bixler, % minutes; Alice II. Barnett,
IS minutes; Maggie e. Long, 21 min
utes Laura g. Witherow, II minutes.
The difference in time is not an indi-
cation of difference in thoroughness, for
all recited with singular accuracy. 1t
simply results from differencein rapidity
of speech point familiar to phono-
graphic reporters. The bibles presented
are those furnished by the New York
fund to all who thus recite the West
minister Shorter Catechism.
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Stoves For Sale.- A parlor heater, and
q small eggs stove for sale at half price.
Apply at Il. Mortmer's store. The
heater is as good as new.
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An assortment of Domestic Paper
patterns will be found for sale at the
store of +. MORTIMER. If
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r IsT OF GRAND JURORS for Oct. T. y

/ ~ Of 'HA0D '9HoH' l'' 0s'' = ''''
Buffalo Twp. = Jacob Charles, Foreman,
Thomas Mcconnell.
Bloomfeld-Jesse Powell.
Carroll-Frederick Wardecker.
Centre--Wm. Roberts.
Duncannon--Wm. Charters, Daniel Rife, z.
Milligan.
Jackson-Solomon Schreffler.
Liverpool B.-H. HI. Shuler.
Marysville--S. M. Morley.
Miller-Elbert Hufferd.
Madison--George McMullen.
Newport-R. II. Wingert.
Penn-Charles Young.
saville-Christian Snyder, VIM. Kell, John
Shull, W. Wilson.
Spring-samuel Snyder, Samuel B. Sheibley.
Sandy Hill-Samuel Hartman.
Wheatfeld-Cornelius Rhodes, ,Jno. Weaver
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Albright and his comrades declined
When we came out they had left. was
not acquainted with the men at the quar-
ry. was well acquainted with AL
bright; he and were raised in Buffalo
township, and until / was nearly ten
years old resided within mile and a
half of each other In Bucks Valley,
Buffalo township. My grandfather, Ja-
cob Bair, and Capt Samuel Albright,
grandfather of Samuel Il. Albright, re-
sided on adjoining farms, and benjamin
Albright, father of Samuel 70. Albright,
resided on q farm adjoining the Captain
married to an uncle of Samuel Il. AL
bright. Nearly all my relations on the
father and mothers side now reside, or
at least formerly resided, In Bucks Val
ley, Buffalo twp. When I was nearly
ten years old my father moved into Hun
ter's Valley, about three miles from
where Albright resided. / still saw him
frequently, Hunters Valley being In the
same township. About four years ago
my father, Levi Potter, moved into Iiv-
erpool twp, near Liverpool, Pa. saw
was convicted for stealing Buck Il
Krumbers meat and left the neighbor-
hood
When Albright came to the quarry he
had on new suit of dark clothes. 1
recognized him by his voice, his light
mustache, his peculiar teeth, and his
general appearance. The men In the
quarry were at work some distance from
us, and Albright stuck SO close to me
with his hand In his pocket 1 had no
opportunity to inform them as to who
he was. told them who he was after
he had left, but they treated the matter
with indifference, and went to work.
Mr.. Fry did not know Albright, but
knows the fact that the men came to the
quarry as have above stated.
(Signed) ALFRED POTTER.
The affidavit was made before Squire
Tharp, Of Liverpool.
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SELLERS
OOUGH
SYRUP! !!
SELLERS
SYRUP!
so Years Before the Public

Pronounced by all to be the most Pleasant
Tickling sensation of the Throat, Whooping
Cough, etc. Over O million bottles sold
within the last few years. 1t gives relief
wherever used, and has the power to impart
benefit that cannot be had from the cough
mixtures now in use. Sold by all Druggists at
25 cents per bottle.
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DHATrE.

.SHEuY.-0n the 18th inst, in Spring townshp
Mr. Casper Sheuy, aged 70 years, 7 months and 81
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THE ST. ELMO HOTEL,
SIT & $40 ARCH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
has reduced the rates to
SS PER- DAY

The high reputation of the house viii be main
tanned In all respects, and the travelling public
will still ind the same liberal provision for Their
comfort.
The house been recently RENTED, and is COM
plete IN all its appointments. Located in the i'm
mediate vicinity OF the large centres of business
and OF places OF amusement, and accessible to an
railroad depots and other parts Of the City by
special inducements to those visiting the City on
business or pleasure.
JOS. M. FEGER, Proprietor.
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The Carroll Township Schools were
given out on Saturday aweek, with the
liberal (?) salaries here stated -
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Spring Township Schools. THE follow
ing are the teachers selected to teach
the schools in Spring township