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+. i9sTiggfpd faTpd 49, - sgH s3siainafa 4
|lDY virtue Of certain order Of laas in pSr-
| Ii3a titiol issued from the court " common
pleas wi.hins and for. the county of Monroe
and State Of Ohio, in . case pending In said
court between the, above named paFtiss, and
| to me directed,I viii offer for sale at pnblie
auction al the east door Of the court house
lin Woodsneld. on ssis a'taG .fsEatl
Saturday lie 1sA day Of September, 1879
between the hours OF 10 O'clock :. m, and 4
o'clock p. M, Of said day. the following Dc
scribsd real sstats situate In Monros county
Ohio, to Wit: s7iisa s;ii II Misi 2.iisisSsR
The northeast quarter Of section ninetse;n,
township five of irangs five. Stexcert the part
thereof owned by Jacob SchneidsE supposed TO
contain fifteen acres, and the part thereof own
ed by Philip Schumacher supposed to contain
two acres, and the part thereof owned BY henry
Windland. supposed tosbe ten acres and sB6dt
one-hah acre more or less conveyed 4of ,scl6ol
house and church pprpcses) containing one
hundred and JhirtY-three acres more or less,
also d part Of the southwest duartef Of the
southeast quarter Of section twenty, township
ave of, range five, commencing fors the same
near che. mouth sof Death Fork at the section
line between sections nineteen. and; twenty;
thence running with the road on the west side
Of said run; thence With said road up said tnn
to where said road leads into said funI thence
60 iollowIthe neanderings Of saidsrm nptd Q
sugar tree about six inches in diameter andtan
elm about fifteen inches in diameter, supposed
to be about eighty-fve perches from the mouth
of said run; thence due east to the east line of
said quarter qnarterAof land; thence south 70
the line between sections nineteen andstwenty:
thence due west to the place of beginning. eon-
tanning seven acres more or less: also, about
thirteen acres in the northwest corner Of the
northwest quarter Of section thirteen town.
ship five Of range five. being the land decided
BY Michael Hess and wifsto Michael Eddy, In
all one hundred and fifty acres more or lsss.,s
Said property so ordered to be sold Is ap-
praised at s3.0co and may sell FOL, two thirds
of said appraisement..s = 70
! ! rERss--0ne third cash.s one third ia one
year, and one, third in two years; deferred
payments TO bear interest from day Of sale.
and to pc secured BY mortgage on the prsmi-
ses sold. s''s s''.Ss's
sistol sait se que g WI. READ,
J,ausl2y7sw5.a isis Sheriff n Coz
! RkARsoa & DoHRRrr and Husrss + MAtpe
~ Ri, Att'yS. $50 aaltssei 10 eHssas
fc..e.. E-.4g s.,.. ,..Ff,, =. 4 s..tts.ttsesfas
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PROBATE COURT.


August IL P. Farquhar, Admir- of
the estate of Charles Peters, decd, re-
ported sale of real estate which was
confirmed by the Court.
+ August 9-W. T. Morris, appointed
to examine the county treasury. filed his
report which was ordered to be publish
ed.
The last Will and Testament of Dan
iel Devore, decd, was admitted to pro-
bate The widow, Elizabeth A. Devore
elected to take the provisions made fol
her support by the Will OF the decedent
August 1l.-C. M. Blowers, Assignee
Of Western Taylor, reported sale o
real estate which sale was confirmed by
the Court 9s
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sHERIFF's SALE. q
i Mary Ann Fryman / ane
] fi3 ed vs.. Jag aE9 siiS
Catherine Powell. ct al, i

'stE Srflf SOD 49, irE SmIi GsiiW
ny virtue Of . certain order Of sal. In psrti-
h tion issued from the oourtof common pleas
within and for the county Of Monroe. and State
Of Ohio,in acase pending in said court between
the above named parties; aud to ma directed,
I will oder for sale At public auction q the
east door Of the court house In Woodsheld.ot
Saturddy,ths l3th day Of September, 1879,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock 1. M. ana 8
O'CLOCK p. M, Of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate situate In Monroe county
Ohio, to wit. ale Siss hlH sn;
The southeast quarter Of section twenty Eve,
township five of range six, except fifteen acres
sold off of said tract by said John Powell,
deceased, to Smiley Pryor, BY deed dated
June IS, 1884; and alro except sforty-dx
acres sold of Of said quarter section BY said
John Powell to James Worley. by deed dstsd
June IL, 1854, containing nipety-nine scressa
| Also, the southeast quarter Of the northeast
quarter of section twenty-five, township Ave Of
range six, containing forty acres. 8 3lssT4
iAlso, the following tract being apart Of Tie
southwest qnzrtsr sof the northeast queries Of
lsection twenty-five. township five of range six.
beginning foe the same at the northeast corner
i of The southwest quarter Of the northeast quar-
tier 6f said section TWEEN five, running thence
weat seytateeu sandg ssventy-sight one hun
Idrsdth p,ds to 10 stone; thence south eighty
rsds tos stake; thence east seventeen and soy
E.nty-e;ght one hundredth rods; thence north
Ieighty rods to the place Of beginning. contain
ling nine acres, one hundred and foftySeighi
iacres in alb RGginns SIT trs gHsay
! Subject to the dover estate Of Oatharips
Powell, in the following part thereof, K. wit;
Fifty.two, acres out Of the north end Of ths
of the sbove described land. iHi' Sh
Ssid property 80 orderst teshs sold baap-
praised at ~. 600; iandfmay ssli lifvrtwothirda
Of said apprsisement. u aeies f1F sscsf
l. TERMS or bALH-ons third on sdsy AZ sale
| one third in. one year, an 1 one third IN tyo
Years, With interest from day Of sale; de-
lferrsd payments 70 be secured By mortgage
4 on ths premises sold. s'''i ~ .
i 'sia f9ol1 80 wILLIAMREAD, 81
q ausle,Tsws. p bi9s 9sheri6 n Cos
SHANNON and l5FRreas d DRraas. .Att'yss
i .ffih Bio i1shHt ia sies aisj io s'el
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Gladstone on America.

LONDON, Aug. 12.-Gladstone, speak
ing at the opening Of the art exhibition
at Chester, last evening, said: When
America learns to trust entirely to her
own splendid natural resources. the great
genius of her people and their marvel
lous proficiency in the adaptation Of Ia
Dor saving appliances in which she was
at the head of the world, she weuld be
a formidable competitor with English
manufactures. asa -
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Cured of drinking.

"a young friend Of mine was cured OF
An insa,iable thirst for Liquor, which had
so prostrated him that he was unable to
do any business. He was entirely cured
by the use OF Hop Bitters. 1t allayed
all that burning thirst; took away the
appetite for liquor; made his nerves
steady, and he has remained sober and
steady man for more than two years. and
has no desire to return to his cups;
know of number of others that have
been cured Of drinking by it."-From q
leading R. R. Official, Chicago, Ills.
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EThe votes OF Monroe county in
the Senatorial Convention were cast as
follows go 7sqasao lses q
s. A. ATKINSON, S. BouGHNER, DAVID
OKsY, JoHN B. DR1ees, G. w. MASON,
W. M. WILLIAMS, N. Roru, c. E. KEr.
rERER, s. GRoUx. C L. KRoNIso. J. T.
HANNAHs, R X, WALroN, Jos. WEIR,
j. WAY and G. y DoUGHERrY, 20 votes
for F. N. ATKINSON sN
R. M. CLINE, j R CAMDEN, N. HoEF.
rLER, Fl r West, E L. LYNCH, S. c.
KELLY and G. W, HAMILTON, 8 votes fol
THOMAS KEENAN,. a fsN
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3 EMr. F NJ ATKINSON. the Demo
cratic nomiuee for Senator 10 this Sena
toriaf District, is an energetic worker
and proposes to thoroughly canvass the
District. He viii address the people in
a number Of the townships in this coun-
~ before the campaign closes. The
times and places will be announced here
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rSrAsnsAa1r Rrn1pn. catsu,

nTSEAsosABLE RECIPE. Catsup.-,
One gallon sliced llpe tomatoes, fou
.ablespoonfuls salt, let stand over night
bail two hours and strain; add two t,hle
spoonfuls ground allspice, one table
spoonful ground cloves, three table
spoonfuls ground mustard, one table
spoonful ground pepper, one and one
half pints Of strong vinegar; boil slowl
one hour and bottle.
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E Miss Anna WAY was agreeably
surprised one evening last week by mum.
bes Of young gentlemen and lady friends
calling on her and bringing with them
beautiful vases, elegantly bound books,
q handsome ring and gold penas birth
day presents. ANNA received them
in her usual modest, grateful way, and
quite an enjoyable evening was passed
by the Young folks, s,tss, frs srs,, s,sa
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EEThe Cornet Band OF this place
aerenaded Mr.. S. L MooNEY. Presiden,
of the B. u W Railroad, last Satur
day evening. Mr. M. responded briefly
The serenade was gotten up as a com,
pliment to the President Of the road be.
cause of his successful efforts in the
matter Of obtaining sufficient funds to
complete the road TO Woodsiield.
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New Y0rk-Aug. ll4--Beevesa.
Go, d native steers from New York ant
vi ginia at s 75a9 rs, e = ~ s ..s 9
Sheep-Prices not fully sustained
and market closed weak, at 3l5c fol
poor to good sheep, and 5a78s. for
lambs; fair sheep, 80 to 100 lbs. solo
mainly at 4 62a4 81 per 100 lbs. eiso
Swine-Market firmer for live hogs al
3 90s4 20 per 100 lbs.9 .s's - f
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~The nemocratic Execatlye

kTThe Democratic Executive Com
mittee OF this conn,y requests that the
posters for The Mas Meeting, to be held
in Woods6eld. on Saturday, September
18th, be posted up by those Democrats
in the several townships to whom they
have been sent s. q, 8 SO 49,
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Prof. Tees Weather Predictions,
FOR AUGUST 1879.

PROBABLE WEATHER.--1st. clear or fair
End to 5th. clouding. threatening weather
with severe storms at places: 9th to 7th, cleal
or fair; 9Th TO 18th, fair; 14th TO 17th, ending
in cloudy, threatening weather, with severe
storms in places; 18th to 10Th, clear to fair
10th to 22nd, ending in cloudy, threatening
we're storms in places Goth to Both, clear to fair
3lst clear or fair. Ihe comparatively warme,
spells will be about 3rd, 10th, 10th. 2lst snt
9th. The comparatively cooler spells will b.
about. 9Th. 18th, 18th, 22nd and 29th. -
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w The harm Of Mr. BENZ slime, Of
Perry township. vas destroyed by fire
the night oi the 9th inst. Mr. slime
succeeded in getting bis horse out OF the
barn, 5ut everything else in it was de-
stroyed A man was seen running away
from the barn about the time the ire was
discovered.
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MARRIED -Oa JnIy 18th, By ANDREW
lTwfSEa, Esq, Of Green townsiip, Miss
CARoLIsE MILLER and Mr.. JAMES NJ
PYLEsa M .te a7ta
On August Bib, by. Elder JOSHUA
SrRlcKLlEa, Miss LAuRErrA EDINGroN
to Mr.. jean HopPgR. A
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Changed.

The Mass Meeting advertised to be
held in .Woodsfeld on Saturday, Sep.
tember 9th, has been changed 20 Satur'
day, September 18Th. Posters announ.
cling the meeting have been sent to Dem
ocrats throughout the county.
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Chicag0-Aug 14s-Hogs-Mixec
packing shade easier at 8 rl0a3 3d.
good to choice light stronger and gener.
ally SC, higher at 8 S0a4 choice heavy
firm at 8 40s3 70. zi..,s..s...., :
Cat,le-Geod to choice, a 30as 20,
fair to good shipping, 3. 7oa4 90. stock
ers active and in good demand ct 2 60i
2 S5; butchers steady. ~ din o1sltJg
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E The following persons from Clar.
ington, this county, excurted to Niagars
last week: Mfr. C. C. THoMAs and Mrs
F. FARRrER. Mrs L. CRAMER, Mrs KATE
MILLER, Miss EDITH SMMs, Miss 3
HABsRMEHI, Miss LAURA CaAMER, Miss
MINERVA MozENA, Miss LIZZIE Smith
Miss JEssIE- -DyFEIELD- and Misc EMMA
LoBENsTrNE.
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ET The campaign SPIRIT from now
until November lst. is only % cents =
Every one can afford to take it at that
price. Subscribe now Get your neigh
bors to subscribe. Every one OF our
present subscribers can get us At least
one campaign subscriber, II they will
but make Email effort to do so
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HTbe Republican

cFThe Republican county ticket
nominated in this place on July 4th, BY
the followers OF "BRIcK" PoMERoY, will
not receive the votes ofycry many Dem.
ocrats, connected with tue Organization.
The Republicans, as a party, will vote
and work for it, s.gs si-y
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.IINlSPEC REPORT

Honorable adgs N Probate Monroe County -
August 1879
according Inspector without psvfcus
other Of suoh atsntou did
Immediately the
together With ell other
should
Thousand
found and counted in that The statement apnsxd
which With books Auditor balances and
in fund.- and Of In the custody Of the Tsau
NORRIS
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MARIETTA COLLEGE
j MARIETTA. OHIO. -

TNHE instruction and methods are those oi
i the best Eastern Colleges. AL instruction
in College by perlnanent prnfessers. The PRE-
DEPARTMENT. gives thor.
ough preparation for college, and all the ad-
yantagesof the best academies and high schools.
The next term begins Sept. IL.
= I.W ANDREWS, President.
aug5. .79w4. e.ssS '.''sea'i "a, l'.sa'
psy Hit ln noia=tsisssfis 8 ss5ioi5ss sd! 5iisEa 1
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Poison in Our Pastry.

By the use of FIavoring Extracts,
made from injurious articles, in our pas
try and our creams, we encounter dan
ger. These evils may be avoided by
using none but DR.. Prce's Special Fla
voring Extracts, which are free from all
deleterious substances, made from the
fruit. 'N f't
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HE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY
.,s s.V Aa,yaert,..,.n.,en,.

Teachers, Institute, s., ScHooLcRAFr
Inspectors 4, Report etuR. K WALToN.
NetGeto Teschers, aaSsA ATKINSON.
Notice 70 teachers In this paper. '-s
Camp Meeting at Summerheld on the
9Th inst.
Mumps are prevailing In this heigh-
borhood.
.No.iceIof TeAcherss Institute publish
ed this week.
The Stafford Camp Meeting closed
lsst Wednesday. atii .qas aaissgas'a
esRss.. RIpft is attending the Barr's
Mills Camp Meeting this week.slgRs
We are prepared to furnish Road Tax
Receipts at 25 cents per hundred.
Guernsey didn't kick. Cause why,
she wasns "thar, y to elevate her heels.
Hon. HrsRr MArsr is reported Sc
.tiouslY n a. his home In Salem town.
chip siyliss is pc aiiass 80
A child OF Mr.. wnLIAn ALEXANDER.
of'Green township, died OF; diphtheria
last weet @ ,sssssssss aes1sg2s
Sass sasss ~sessN'sses iit4, aa4itrsB y gfaaae
:, There were slarge number Of appli.
cants q the teachers' examination last
-, A.9 \. = ttitt+s " ~
Saturday, - .seliaeos y siglb Nasd1Je
Tie report Of the Inspector Of the
Treasury viii be .foundsin this issue Of
THEiSrrRrr. -dits -stsi sac lssN = ,kieri
s,..sk, ss,s ls.,f fffE gsifsff saidaf 1s3iH N2e
- THoMAs BuaKHARDs an aged resident
pf'Summit township, died suddenly on
The 18th inst. .t. wa = sSsss,,
snThe Directors of'Lewisville School
District are, having The town schoo
house enlarged. u slo,s,le sli a ,satoyls
aoMr s: w Essrs. and Two ladies from
Miltoasburg. Eeat on tha excursion to
sNiagara last week. Z hsbise,e . .
ri WILLlAn S. sWAr. 10 the Democratic
siominss for Land Appraiser of Wash.
,ipgton sowpship.g ,4issi Il sblsss
uesMrs MARrfHsTHoEsEN, Of Ohio town.
SHIP, has our thanks FOR peck OF large
Early Rose potatoes. essGi sess.ia
The nev bridge across the headraters
~ ~ 80 ~ - ~-:.-:yf. a. :
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The convention to nominate q candi-
date for Senator in the district compos-
ed of the counties of Guernsey and
Monroe and part of Noble convened at
Sunmerfeld, on Thursday, the l4th inst
Dr.. j. WAY, of Monroe, was elected
Chairman. and E NJ. STARR, OF Noble
was appointed Secretary.
On motion, the Secretary called the
counties, when Monroe with % and No
BILE with IL delegates responded, Guern.
sey was not represented; her quota was
% votes. S. .n.sj sstle k--.s5
A motion was made that a majority oi
all the votes, to which the several coun-
ties we're entitled, be required to consti-
tute nomination. An amendment that
majority of those present be required
to make nomination was adopted.
Nominations we're called for, when F
N ATKINSON and THoMAs KEENAN,, both
1
of Noble county, were nominated.
| s' THE BALLOT.
The ballot resulted as follows:
Menroe-ATKINsoE, 80 20 votes
Noble, IL
Monroe-KrENAN, 8
Mr.. ATKINSON having received ma
jority OF the votes cast was declared
nominated, and, on motion, the nomin-
alton was made unanimous.
Calls were made for Mr. ATKINSON
who came forward and thanked the Con.
vention for the honor conferred, and as
sured the Democracy that he would
make thorough CANVASS.
JAMES S. FOREMAN, ESQ, OF Caldwell
was called upon for a speech and respon
ded by making some telling hits. His
speech was attentively listened to and
frequently applsuded. At the conclu
sion Of Mr.. FoREMAN's remarks the
Convention adjourned.
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E Rev. H. LYoNs and Mr.. H. r
Mason will hold Murphy Temperance
Meeting at The Methodist church, Mt,
Carrick, Sunday, Aug. 24th, at 4 O'Clock
In the afternoon.
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-MrW T Mona1s II

EEMr. w. T. MoRRIs informs as that
sufficient funds have been secured to
complete the Bellalre l. South western to
Woodsfeld 1t is claimed that the traina
will be running to this place by Novcm-
Der 18th.
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sWws consider the advertising agen-
cy ct New Haven, Conn, conducted BY
a, r. HuBBARp, as the best 10 this coun-
Try. There is not the least difficulty 10
transacting business with his agency
He pays fsir prices for work, and pays
prompsit ~sr ,,
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GAINESVILLE Enterprise 7th inst.
Another Swindle.


The festive swindler is again abroad
In the land. This time he tiourishes q
patent spring bed. A citizen of this
township was lately made victim. A
plausible fellow approached him with q
new patent, just out, and persuaded him
to take twenty-four spring beds at four
dollars each. He was made to believe
that he could sell them in Barnesville
for at least five dollars apiece, and
though there was not very big money in
it, still twenty-'our dollars for few days
work was not to be sneezcd at. Before
leaving the agent presented contract
for his signature, which the unsuspecting
citizen signed without reading carefully.
The agent then went away, and was fol-
lowed in a few days by another man who
came to deliver twenty-four spring beds
at ten dollars each. The citizea protes-
ted that the price was to be hut four dol
lars each, but contract with his sigma
ture was shown him, 10 which he agreed
to pay ten dollars each. The citizen
vas dumbfounded, but before he recov-
cred bis senses the oiy-tongued sharper
succeeded In getting his note for the
amount, and then he took his departure,
Our friend now finds himself in posses
sion of traps worth perhaps seventy-6ve
dollars, for which his note is out for two
hundred and forty. He will never be
sold that way again, but others will, and
all through their own careesness. Sc
long as there are dupes there will bt
sharpers, and when one OF their track
cts" is exposed they will strike another
Always have witness when dealing
with a stranger. Always be perfect.
sure what you are signing when you are
dealing with a stranger. Never dea
with stranger, The above three max
inns are somewhat stale, but il our rea
ders will follow them they will be founC
neither fiat nor Improbable.
(Somerton Correspondence.)
Notwithstanding the frequent news
paper warnings and notices, some Of on
farmers will be swindled. AS we hea
the story, Mrs. John @. Adams and Johl
Yarnell are both victims. A man cam
along selling spring bottom beds, ant
each Of the above bought 20, at 81
piece, giving their notes, for $50. A
short time afterward along came anothe
man, n,presenipg note for payment, call
ing for 5000. Thinking they were info
it We suppose, they quietly paid th
notes. So long as farmers will be swim
died and meekly pay the price, thus lonI
will we have thtsesoccurrences to note
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RWILLIAM CuLyERHoUsE, son Of ]
T. CuLvERHousE, ESQ.,, Of Green town.
ship, died on the 18th inst, Of paralysis.
His injuries we're received on October
I'd, 1873, by falling from tree that be
had climbed after u squireE ~ His spine
was so badly injured by the fall that bis
bower fimhs aud part Of his body were
paralysed. His- sufrerings have been in.
tense, but he bore all with christian for
titude until death kindly came to his re
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nWMrgc NJ DAxEsHowER, whom
Che Democrats of Hamilton County have
nominsted as one OF their candidates for
the Legislature, is son-in-law OF Judge
JoHs W. 0krY, Who formerly presided
In the. Common Pleas Court OF this
county. 49, sliIIgs gs'sss - oid9 e ~
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pOl Paintings.

Mr.. H, B LITTLE is visiting the towns
in this county with tine collection OF
oil paintings. The sizes are "a by 80
inches. They are selling rapidly and
are cheap for cash. a aet1t M
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RaIiimore-A August l4-C, tt e.
more active, and tc better; very best -
5 25; first qualify, 4sS7iao; medium,
8 25a4 l2i i; ordinary, 2-s; most sales
at 3 373a4 25. s.g.s..sr ssv = : - - !. z
Swine-generally dull, prices shade
off. and quotations 4 75a5s so. "a as7
Sheep and lambs-Qlotations; Sheep
8 25a4 so; lambs, 8 50ab 60as7so44a
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st. L0uis-Aug IA 4-Cattle-Good
to choice heavy shipping steers, TOO
4 90; do light, 4 25@4 65; grass Tex
ans, 2 40@3 25; Indians, 2 1898 SO
Hogs-Yorkers and Baltimores, 8 6(
t@3 80; packing. 3@S 40; butchers tt
extra, 8 50@3 Is. aa
Shsep-Fsir to choice. 75@s 70.
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An Untailing Evidence of Good
Taste.

The judicious use OF some delicate
perfume is an unfailing evidence OF good
taste. The most polished Of all lands
class sweet scents among their most i'm
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~ General EWING will address the
people OF Eastern Ohio at the following
times and places: ~a7y
BELLAIRE, Thursday, Sept. IL.
GAINESVILLE, Friday, Sept. IL.
IWOoDSFlELD, Saturday, Sept Is.
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DIED.-On the 29.h ult., at Matamor-
as, Washington county, Mrs. MARGARET
CuNNINGHAM, relict Of JAMES CUNNING.
HAM, decd, aged 76 years.