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O.ccO:a Rain Drops.

thew Jackson's Best Sweet
Navy Tobacco.
A Il sorts OF wcathcr-raln, hail,
sleet, snow, thaw, sunshine aud
boar frost.
FAX paying is now in order.
See Sherstr's Notice to Tax pay
crs."
-Messrs. J. Il. p. Hale and J. O.
BIackwood lett last Wednesday, by
land, tor Memphis, and thence to
iLttle Rock, the former, to attend
shc Grand Masonic Pow. WOW, and
the latter, the session OF the General
Assembly.
From parties who came up
from tho lower end of the county,
we were pain,d with the intclli-
rrnce OF the death OF Mr.. John
Pedigo. Mr.. Pcdigo has IL host OF
friends who will regret his depart
urc.
1t does seem like we were
"billcd " asa periodical apology
maker, seeing how often we havc
To offer them Tor the non-uppeur
nnce of the regular edition of the
Tunes. This time on account OF the
interrupt u of river navigation
which prevents our getting our reg
unr supply of paper. But sch is
life; aud the legal ads are bound to
lace The world, irowns or no frowns.
The "iiost rccue presented
BY that master artist, old Jack, yes.
tcI day morning, was beautiful be-
you'd description. Jack Frost, aid
ed by iavoHng conditions oi The ut
mospherc, spread Il rich maatlc of
lilly work of such ,p"lle>s purify and
whiteu iss over the face ol the earth,
that, as lac sun began to ascend the
EASTERN sky. its br ghl rays reflect
ing the beautiful scenery below,
presented II sight, at once, grand,
gorgeous, and OF dazzling teauty
aud briIIiancy.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
STATE OFFICERS.

STATE OFFICERS.
Governor W. X. Miller.
sec'y Of state-Jacob Frolich.
Audtor-Juhn Crawford.
Tr As,irer- 4 J. Churchill.
ATTY Gen'l-W. r. Henderson.
Com state Lande--D W. Lear.
Chanoollor-D carroll.
Chancrry Clerk ! W galloway.
Chief Jurtice--b. II Ehgli-h.
Nszocinic Justices John X. Eakin. AMI
". NJ. Harrison.
SUIT Pub Iust-J l.. Denton.
lst CONGgESSIONs DISTRICT.
longressnan, lst DIoulct-PoindcAter Dunn.
JUDICIARY
SECOND Circuit -Cornties Of Mississippi, Cr"'7
,ritLenden. i'Ointsett, Craishcad, Greene, clay
ton anI Randolph
ircut Judge l.. l.. Mack.
Pros, Att'y.-W. ii Cate.
LEGISLATIVE
safh District -CoIntic- Of Mississippi, jackson.
poiut-ett and Craighrad.
Stat. >runtur-B. Harris
Rrpresrntatiyc-J .. Backwo"d
COUNTY oFFiCtk'.
County Judge-J = fcts.
She, INV. u ak Ms
County Il rk-J X. Z Hale.
rr,a-urer-J " Uz1r.i
Suiyryur--B B BacHuS.
As, s>ur--W NJ pcei.
Coroner &. h. Peticy.
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Headquarters.

John l.. Driver & Cos drug
store is the headquarters Tor pure
drugs and medicines, which can be
bought at bottom price, Tor cash.
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CHURCH SERVICES.

Every sabbath, at the second baptist Church,
st II O'Clock, u. m, aud ~ m.
II L. PREwITT, Pastor.
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Last Tuesday, the Constable Of
Pecan Township, brought up a ne
gro man, Ga tenant on II. Friends
plantation,) and turned him over
to the Sheriff, who put him in Jail
for safe keeping. The difference
between this case OF jalling and
hundreds OF others that have taken
place in the last few years, and that
lends attraction and interest, CON
sists IN the fact that the man stands
charged with numbering has child.
Tis said that every cloud has its
silver lining" and We suppose this
case has Its bright as well as dark
side but, as the story of this child
murder was being delivered by our
informant, we failed to discover the
faintest ray or gllmmer Of light that
would palate or mitigate in the
least degree, the heiniousness of u
dark, damning and revolving deed.
------ -ss----
Two o-called Indian herb and
root Doctors are doing the town
and vicinity. After a careful stndy
OF their general makeup. feathers,
paint, cheek and impudence, We
are at : loss to understand why il
is ,ha, people who are otherwise
sensible, and generally considered
4" SHARP" can be so easily taken IN
by every quack or yankee trick
stcr that comes along.
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every man who owns co", horse,
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arpcafiar to col,inue the l:u.e L,
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CoMMITTEF.
Commissioners Rcport-.Penalty.

EDITOR JOURNAL You ask some one
who has time to do 70, to look up the law
as TO the duty Of the Judge Of the Court
in cases where the County Commissioners
fail to file their annual report within the
time required by the statute. 1 do not
find any statute requiring anything Of the
Judge of the Court in such cases.
The stat ute is found on page 14l Ohio
Laws, vol. 73. This statute makes it the
duty of the Prosecuting Attorney, in case
Of any violation OF the law, to prosecute
the same according to the nature Of the
case, and provides, that if any County
Commissioners shall Tail, or neglect to
make the report required of them in the
act, at the time required therein, they shall
be fined in any sum not exceeding S100,
and it is made the special duty OF the Pros
ecnting Attorney to prosecute in the Court
OF Common Pleas, as provided by law in
similar cases amy one or all of such County
Commissioners who shall neglect or refuse
TO publish snch report as provided.
II seems ii would have been cheaper to
pay the hundred dollars penalty last Fall,
than TO have published the report.
The bill of the Auditor for making the
report is one of the items Of the report, and
lhe report closes with the fiscal year. Au-
gust 3lst, 1873. Either the report was
made ont before September lst, 1873,
or the Auditor was paid in advance.
ACCIDENTAL
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SHLRIFF'S SALE.
John N Trimble' In Wood County, o.
Levi Rnpnles Ell al Cnnnmnn PLAZA

John N. Trimbe. In Wood County, o.
VS.. Court of
Levi Rugsies, etal. Common % Pleas.
BY virtue of an order of sale, issued n the
above entitled cause, by the Clerk fthe Court
of Common Pleas, of Wood county, Ohio, and
to me directed and delivered, will offer for
sale at public vendue at the front door Of the
Court House. IN Bowling Green, on
Monday, April 18th, 1870.
Between 10 and ! | o'clock forenoon, OF SAID day
the following described real estate, to-wit:
Situate in the county OF Wood and State Of
Ohio, and in Section thrty-six 1867, IN Town
ship four a., in the United States Reserve Of
twelve miles square at the foot of the Rapids
Of the Miami OF Lake Erie, and bounded and
described as follows Commencing at the
southeast corner "f said Section thirty-six 1851
thence north one hundred and twenty (l2Oj
rods thence west one hundred and thirty three
and one-thrd 133H) rods ; thence south one
hundred and twenty (l20) rods to the south
line Of said Secliou thence east on the sec
tiou line one hundred and thirty-three and one-
third u33H) rods to the place Of beginning
Containing one hundred acres.
Terms OF Sale-Cash, Appraised at So 90.
ORRIN HENRY, Sheriff.
NJ, n. ODWLI.. pirA's Ati'y
March Is, 1879. 4Se$l0. 80
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woOD COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION.

Twenty.one members of the Wood Coun-
ty bar assembled at the court room, Bowl
ing Green, last Thursday evening, for the
purpose Of organizing bar association.
j. r. Tyler was chosen chairman and F..
A. Baldwin secretary. The object Of the
meeting was stated by J. w. Canary in a
clear and forcible manner, after which the
meeting was addressed by Mepsrs. Shannon
Troup, Fairchild, Anderson and others
Messrs. Brown, of Findlay, and Thurston,
OF Toledo, being present, were called upon
and responded in happy and profitable
manner. All the speakers favored an or
ganization of some kind and the prevailing
sentiment seemed to be that an association
properly organized and supported would
prove beneficial, not only to attorneys, bnt
to sutors, courts and every person interest
ed in legal proceedings. by an unanimous
vote the chair appointed the following
COMMITTEES:
On Constitution and by-laws-J. D.
Troupe, g. C. Nearing and D. X. Hollen
beck.
On Resolutions-J. w. Canary, ]. A.
Shannon and W. ii. Anderson.
The committees were instructed toreport
at meeting TO he held on the evening
of the first day of the adjourned term in
April.
AT this point the chairman suggested
that the lawyers ought TO have "pic-nic.'
The suggestion was promptly and favora
hly acted upon and it was decided to hold
banquet sometime during the adjourned
session in April and on motion the chair
appointed the following committees OIL
Banquet and Bar Supper:
On Arrangements-D w. II. Day, J. R.
Swigart and S. p. Harrison
On Invitntions-F. A. Baldwin, T. C.
Meehan and K. S. Parker;
On Toasts-J. A. Shannon, W. b. Nc.
Carly and F. A. Reid. The meeting then
adjourned 10 meet at the same place OH
the l4th of April next.
f A. RAIDwIN Sac,v
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JoTTINGS BY THE wAYsIDE.

DEAR JOURNAL AFTER this long silence
| venture to intrude upon your space again,
and to commence will apologize for this
neglect.
For awhile business required my con-
stant attention. The first of January |
was thrown from sleigh, my head aud
face striking fence, which came near end
ing this mortal's career. My under jaw
was badly fractured, and 1t was a long
time before could do any business what
ever. At this writing can eat no hard
victuals, and am obliged to keep as quiet
as possible
At eight o'clock last evening was on the
Harrisburg train en- route to this CITY.
When 20 miles distant the engineer wills.
tied down breaks, having seen man lying
near the track. "a man killed." was
sounded through the cars, and the passen-
gers rushed out to behold the mangled
form of well-to.do citizen whose name
was E. r. Lewis, and whose residence was
4miles below at Barwin Station. His body
was taken to the station. In his pockets
which were badly torn were found Sl5425.
Supposed to have been killed by passing
train about 6 o'clock P. NJ. The verdict of
the Coroner's inquest to-day was in accord
ance with the above.
Last Saturday, March LIST, Ex Governor
Hartranft assumed the duties of Post Mas.
ter of Philadelphia The bonds required
by "Uncle Samuel" were 100000, and
his bondsmen had TO make oath they were
good for S450,000.
The retiring p. NJ, Snowdon, assumes
the responsible position of Superintendent
of the Mint. His bonds are 100000. lie
was presented with 300 volume library
by the employees in the Postofiice and let
ter carriers in the city.
Machinery Halla relic of the Centennial,
was recently sold to w. c. Allison & Son,
car builders, for $4,000. The structure
cost when built S634, ,S67. The Japanese
PavilIan was sold foi $3.50.
Alexander Sayers, who shot his wife in
a church, as the minister was about to pro.
nounce the benediction, last June, was to
have been hung last December Owing to
sickness Gov. .Hartranft postponed the affair
till the 18th OF this month. Gov. Hoyt has
now permitted his case to go before the
board Of pardons, as he is confined to his
bed.
Robert Fox who rms a variey theatre
in Philadelphia, was fined $50 and sent up
for 30 days for selling liquor on Sunday.
To-day he was taken into court and his
license revoked. Respectf'y yours,
RAMBLER.
PILL LnRIp puIL pa Mnrch hih 1870
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PHILADELPHIA, PA, March 5th, 1879.
FROM MILTON CENTER.

ED. JOURNAL - After a short absence
l again return to my post of duty and
will endeavor to keep the JOURNAL posted
on all events worthy of note in these parts.
AS the readers Of your paper already
know, we have very orderly and well
conducted village, which accounts for the
scarcity of news items. We have had good
roads for the greater part Of II long winter,
but all things must have an end, aud now
the bottom has suddenly dropped out of
the roads and in many places they are al.
most impossible. heavy shower of rain
would settle things greatly in this respec'.
The jackson Cutoff Ditch is doing
good work for the condition that it is in,
and is carrying off great amount OF wa
ter.
There has been Methodist protrncted
meeting going on at the Ginrich school
house for some time past. II closed last
week on account of bad roads. / have
not learned what were the results. The
minister was from BairdstOwn.
l hear that Wilson Marks, who lives
north OF this place, is getting ready for
prospecting tour up through Michigan,
with the view of renting or buying farm
in that state. Wilson is good fellow and
| wish him success.
Mr.. W. o. Keeler, of Custar, came near
having his residence burned one day last
week. The fire ignited by a coal from the
stove and was burning nicely when dis
covered.
Joseph Ward, of Custar, has bought the
Bob Blackburn farm, two miles west Of
Weston, and will move this week. Mr.. w.
has been teaching school in the Bowles
district, and has given very general salts
faction.
The wheat looks the worse for the frecz
ing and thawing OF the past three weeks
but do not think the roots are injured.
Our merchants seem to be doing lhriv-
ing business. Charley Bowersmith, a
young man that has Just started up, is
doing good business and is making some
of the older merchants drop on prices.
Opposition is the life of business.
] think the saloons must be doing some
business as there can be seen occasionally
some one trying to keep on the sidewalk,
but who frequently fail.
Some must make it pay coon hunting
up in the big woods In Jackson twp.
have heard Of several parties who caught
NJ high as FIVE, and some seven coons in
one tree.
The wind blew with tremendous force
last night, for itawoke MARK Lacy.
March IL, 1879.
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THE COUNTY PRINTING.

ED. JOURNAL Although reader Of
and subscriber to the Sentinel, il is useless to
ask the publishers Of that paper to print any
thing in conflict with their pretended vinws
OF county matters, &C., l therefore beg space
in the JOURNAL to say few words. The
Sentiners whole concern seems to be about
the county printing. This subject has be-
come sort Of monomania with that paper
from the manner it harps on it all the
time. Now it is a matter of Indifference
to taxpayers in general which of the pa.
pers secures its bread and butter by doing
the county printing. The question with
most people is which of our county papers
will do said printing on the most reasona
BILE terms? The Sentinel thinks it ought
to have the printing because it has larger
contraction than the other county papers
But it fails to see that it is chiefly that
very sort OF patronage County printing!
that secures its circulation. Take away
this official patronage and the Sentinel
would soon find out what paper had the
best circulation through the county.
Evers q Co. would experience a speedy
contraction of their subscription list. Any
of the others-the Journal" the "Repo,ter''
or the " Democrat" are considered better
papers than the Sentinel. Bnt the people
have no choice. They are obliged to take
the Sentinel whether they like it or not in
order to keep posted in official county mat
ters-besides paying double what others
offer to do the county printing for. Now
this isn't fair. Tax payers say, why not
try the experiment and save the people
something. A TAXPAYER.
Troy TWP, March II, 1879.
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Master -- DOUGLAS, son of l.
DOUGLAS, is the latest arrival in town.
Weight not given.
Mr.. J. F. POWERS, who has been engag-
ed in getting out timber at Webb Station,
this county, returned home for visit on
Sunday evening.
Mr.. J. RANrFP Ir and wifs. retnrned
from Kansas last week and are spending
few days with Mrs. +. NJ. GEORGE.
Messrs. JAS p. and ELISHA p AvERILL
started on Tuesday Tor two or three weeks
visit with friends in New York and Con-
necticut.
Mr.. JOSEPH LINDSAY arrived at Denver
on Saturday and got work at carpen ering
on Monday and has postponed his trip 10
Leadville for the present.
We had the pleasure of a call from Mr..
GEO. S. CANFIELD, of the Sundaf Journal,
Wednesday. lie reports that paper and
the Wednesday edition in a Aourshing
condition.
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MERCHANDISE.

CCHooL ExAMINER's NOTICE.
~ The meetings VI the Board OF School EK-
ami ners uf WOud comfy, o., will be held al
Bowling Green, during the Spring. as follows !:
Saturday, March 18th, 1879.
Saturday, March 2gth, 1879.
Saturday, April 18th, 1879.
Saturday, April 26th, 1879.
Saturday, May 10Th, 1879.
RCLEs.
The following rules illbe stricll yen forced.
All examin atoms will commence promptly
at 9 O'Clock A. N. and close at BIN.
Each applicant will he required to deposit
hve (5) cents with the Clerk for postage.
Applicants must furnish themselves with
pens and pencils, paper only being furnished
by the Board.
In NO case will more than two ak months
c. rilicHtes he granted TO The same applica nj.
Applicants will be required TO furnish GER
tifcntes of good moral character.
There will be no examination applicants
except at regular meetings the Board.
No certificates will hereafte = be antedated TO
cover time taught pre- vious to examination.
Certificates will not be issued 10 applicants
whose grade is less than 70 per cent.
By order OF Board
r. NJ DONNBLLY,l Board
W. s. HAsKBLL, Of
q. SPEEcER, Examiners.
VS.. HAsKsLL, Clerk
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Why Is ItI

A writer at Leadville says: "There is
one fact here worthy of note. In all the
throngs that surge and joslle each other
night and day, your pocket book is safe,
have not heard OF pocket being picked
or other petty larcency. viii some phil
osopher explain why it is that back East
we must be confronted in every public
place with "beware of pickpockels," while
in city with three hundred saloons gam
bling and bawdy houses, and but two
churches, this admonition is unnecessary
and unknownP
A newspaper philosopher gives the rea-
son in a nutshell. Here it is: "The rea-
son is that in Leadville, rs in all other
mining camps, all crime is punished with
DEATH There is no inducement TO steal"
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SCHOOL BOARD PROCEEDINGS.
OFFICE OF THE BoARDoF EDUCA- !
TIoN, ,PERRYsBURG SCHOOL DIST.
No. |. March 7th, 1879.

At the regular meeting OF the Board Of
Education of Perrysburg School Dist. No,
l, held this day there were present, Miller,
Holliger, Lucas, Champney and Day, Coy.
Absent, Pierce, (D. President Miller in
Chair. Minutes of previous meeting were
read and approved.
The following bills were presented and re-
ferred to the Committee on Finance and
Accounts:
D.Lucas, ,match's, ,bro'ms,mop stick, ,&cS 1.70
d. Harisng, Janitor work at the I'M
classified building. ................. 500
Gotlieb Mueller, 8 cords hard wood, 22.00
VIM. f. Vass, doz. long rulers....... 1.S0
Peck, Hamilton & Co.. desk shelves. 4.l2
Committee on Finance and Accounts re-
ported in favor of paying the bills referred,
and upon motion and call of the roll they
were ordered paid by a unanimous vote and
Clerk instructed to draw orders for same.
No further business coming before the
Board, on motion adjourned.
RICHARD DAY, Clerk.
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Richness Both MnNs.

lie had been sitting still so long that
the mother expected to find him asleep
when she looked around and asked;
We'll, Harry, what are you thinking
off,"
MA, are we very rich2" he solemnly
inquired, by way of reply.
In one way we ara" she said "yOur
father says he values me at three millien
dollars, you at two millions, and the baby
at one"
That closed the conversation on that
subject, but the next morning as Harry
was getting on his overcoat, he examined
the new patch which had been added,
and coolly observed
Well, think father had better sell
off about half Of you or the whole of the
baby and get the rest of us some decent
duds to put on."-D Detroit Free Prsss.
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Temperance Lecture.

Ed. JoURNAL!- PLEASE allow space for
the announcement that Rev. n. b. G. LOVE
will favor us with Temperance Lecture
at the Walnut Street Church this Friday
evening. He will illustrate his subject by
drawings designed and executed by him
self These drawings are said to be very
interesting and have been highly commend.
ed by all who have seen them. It is de-
sirable that all of our youth should see
and hear them explained. The Lecture
will commence at ~ o'clock.
CoMMITTEF.
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Journal Combinations for 1879.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NHERIFf'S SALE.

- NtEhltE'S "a LIE
Peter wi'Il'r' Iu Wood C,1oty, o.
Mary E. Wallis, ct al, Common Pleas.
BY virtue of Sd order of sale, issued in the
above entitled cause, by the Clerk o fthe Court
of Common Pleas, Of Wood county, Ohio, and
to me directed and delivered, will offer for
sale at public vendue, at the front door vf the
Court House. in Bowling Green,on
Monday, April 18th, 1870,
Between 10 and II o'clock forenoon, OF said day
the following described real estate, te-wit.
ln-ot number five Hundred and twenty-s seven
(52D in the Incorporated village of Perry sburg,
Wood county, Ohio. Terms OF Sale-Cash.
Apprai sed at $500.
oRRIN HENRY, Sheriff.
]. R. TYLRR, PITTS Atty,
March Is, 1879. 4se$6.70
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INFIRMARY REPORT.
INFIRMARY, Woop Co., OHfo, I
March al 1870.

March 81, 1917.
To The Commissioners Of Wood County, Ohioi
GENTLEMEN We, the undersigned In
6rmary Directors, beg leave to make the
following report to your honorable body
for consideration and allowance as the law
directs, o. /. vol 73, page 236, sec. 10.
First, the condition Of the In1rmary Is
very good under existing circumstances
we would recommend that there be imme-
dinte means used to procure good water !;
there IL no water al the present time on the
premises that is wholesome 10 drink or it
Tor cooking purposes and we would also
recommend that the dangerous wooden
building be taken down and replaced bt a
good commodious brick building. The
room Mt the present is entirely too compli-
Gated for the number Of inmates present,
to insure health, comfort, and cleanliness.
Second, we have in the institution ut the
present time, fifty.seven inmates, and have
promised relief or burial 10 seventy. five
others outside OF the lniirmnry we have
also buried the last six months, seven of
our oldest paupers; their ages added to-
gether amounts to 300 years, averaging
nearly eighty years each We have on the
farm four good horses, eleven head Of cattle,
forty hogs, about 4,600 pounds Of pork
we have wheat, corn, oats, potatoes, and
hay enough to carry us through; we have
done considerable tile draining on the farm
the past year. and are preparing to do con-
siderable the coming year; we have also
examined bills and vouchers, and Issued
orders for the last six months TO the amount
OF So, ,l71.3s, for which you viii find proper
vouchers attached to this report, and also
you will find that S2091. SO has been ex.
pended on the Infirmary property, and ST.
OS9.84 for outside relief in the different
townships, all of which is respectfully sub
lnitted
w. G. AvER1, I Inf'ry Direct'rs
JOHN A. McKEAN, of
TpuN RArrt,y Wo,,J ro,oV,,
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District Temperance Convention.

HaoNA'Se N"poANuNO OuNNHNlNHs
We received by postal card this morning.
the following announcement There will
be district convention of the " Women's
Christian Temperance Union," comprising
the counties of Lucas, Ouawn, Wood,
Henry, Fulton, Williams and Defiance,
held at Toledo, March 10Th and 10th 1879,
for the purpose OF promoting Temperance
Unions, and organizing the temperance
work in this district. 1t is to be hoped
that there will be an attendance of delegates
from every town in the district, or place
where ladies temperance society can be
organised. The convention win be nd
dressed by Mrs. II. C. McCabe, President
Of the State Union, Mrs. Mary A. Wood
bridge, Secretary OF the State Union, aud
Mrs. Z. NJ. Hawley, President OF the Dis
trlet Union,