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LRGAL NOTICE. gsr ss !

sHlHoMAS, ,BE0WNPlELD, OF Pilot Point,
/ Denton county Tax . Charles Blown,
field, who resides in the stSse of TexSss but
whose postofics address is unknown and
sEnos Givens, Dan er Givsns, Charles Giyens,
Samuel Give CO and ,Lsapder Givsi s, eaohiof
whom reside near Twigss fpsstpfRcss Heas
ants connty, Vest yirginfa. aill take netice
that william Civens, q Monroe county Ohio
did. on shs 1871 day of NSesubsr. 1875 dles
hin; ;pstision 10 ths conrtsof fsoonnsu Splsas Of
Montos ooun. ~, Ohio, agsins, John Bte W
field, and the persona shove named and
Others. ths only heirs aud lesal ssptessnta
tivss of Rpos Broundeld, deceased, praying
that 8 moftgsgs siysnb said WillisulGi
ems and wife 10 SAID Enos BfoWn6eld op the
west half of The snorthwests quarter Of SEQ
tion fourteen townshipl three, rsngsk Are.
spd the. southwest qua,tet Of the Ssoatb~en
qnartsr 81. section 'htftesn. township thrss,
range 6ve, in said Monroe county. Ohio,
bsafing date Nay IA 1855, and given 20 Sc.
curs two otss Of s2o0 ssch, may, be ad}udg.
cd paid and discharged, !, and the same order.
I'd, released and canosllsd Of records tina,
said William tiivsns' tile to SAID premises
may be quieted, and for othsr proper relief
and the said Thomas Brownnsid, Charles
/ Brovn6sld, Rnos Givens. Daniel Givens
Charles Givsns, Samuel Givens and Lsandci
Givens are notified that they are required q
appear aud answer said petition on OF bsfor,
Janusry "a. 1880. . Z oasE -
& KS 80 81 & sSr "a, WILLIAM GivENs, as
By okey 4 oksy ana Jasper Lisk, his Ateys
sfnov2s, ,7st7.' : - sssfss s'ss@s
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8 One Experience from Many.

!. 81 had been sick and miserable SO
long and had caused my ghasbanh SO
much ttoable and expense, no one seem
ed 10 know what's allied me, that / was
completely disheartened and discourage
ed. In this frame of mlndl gotta bot
lie of Hop Bitters and used them un-
known TO nv family. 1 soon began to
improve and gained so fast that my hus-
band and family thought it strange and
unnatural but when i told them whal
had helped me, they saide"Hurrah for
Hop Bitters long may they prosper, for
they have made mother well and us hap-
py.'-The Mother. D}e8 To7Tcs Il
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County correspondence.
lwritten for The Spirit Of Denocraoy.]
AFrem Switzerland Township. {
NuyEMnER 26. lA10

n ANcN EDDEh &Ot 1--WE
ED. SPIRIT: Il seems That our peace
full aud quiet vicinity has at last resch.
ed the col mas Of your well edited pa
per. Things in general are prospecting
very vel, Health OF the People al pre-.
ent is very good, sy44 esaess.s
y Miss Minerva Brown. daughter OF
William and Mlaetva Brown, died o
The l5,h.
Corn hutking Is drawing near to 9
close. What ine times The lads and
lasses had.
Wheat IN our country locks well con-
siderirg the chance. Isuppose it is on
the account Of ''vMs'sp RAILROAD,
The matrimonial market at present IL
good. Firs' -ctssss girls are. in good de-
mand. 4 thinkon Of our gifls is near.
" a "goner.' He is getting some we'd
dirg breeohes made at Joseph Thorn
berty's, Besllsviile. Ohio. Yours truly,
81 siSssfs-fnf HsFfl kcH LIZ. n
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LEGAL NOTICE,


TOHN s. COVERT who resides In Coffey
j county, Kansas. and whose postofice ad-
dress is Burlington, Cofsy county, X aasas;
George L. Covert. a minor aged about nine,
teen Years, who resides in the State of Illi-l
nois ,apd whose postofice address is unknown.
will take notice that ON the 29th day Of No.
yembsr, A. D. 1879, David Lentz aud Francis
NJ. Amos. as Executors Of the will of Morris
Covert. deceased, fled inths court common
pleas of Monroe county, Ohio their petition
against John 3. Covert, George l. Covert aud
the other heirs Of Morris Covert deceased
and the devsees aud lsgatees under his SAID
&ill;th objset and prayer os said petition is
to obtain a construction of the will Of said
Morris Covert, dec-asedto sell the real estate
of which said testator died seized (situate IN
Monroe county, Ohio, bsing two hundred
acres, more or less for the purpose of pay
ing the lsgsoies given by said win. the oosts
of administering said estate a i'd for equitab ie
relief, So '- Aal'sA Ss1I psg
You are required to answer said petition
on or before the 31st dayof January. A: D..
1850. 5zEs sg DAVID sLENTZ anl3 81,
+ ss87 lis 81 e FRANCI, ". AMOS
Executors of the will Of Morris Covert, decd.
! BY HUsrER& NAILosH, their Attorneys. Il
m dec2,T9t7. ID ts,,.5. n. .tl
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~ iTaaf al laTI tai
Roasted to Death.

Friday ,rnprning, while Mrs ,t"Ose''
Jones, ofbKjmbollon, was absent from
the house engaged in milking, her ill
lie, child some three years old, todiled
too near an open crate and, its cl"thes
catching FIRE, it was SO, terribly burned
before assistance came in response to It's
eriesathat medical assistance was OF no
avail, and er'lingeripg in grea, suffer
ing tillNlondav afternoon il died. A
feeling of profound sorrow and sympa-
thy fer ,the terribly bereavedg parents
pervadess the neighberhood. Cam
bridge Jefersoaian, 9th altq5oyr arr s,
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"a RETh Republican, ofiieials In the
United States Courts A. Cincinnati are
receiving : lively shaking up fot their
numerous. robberies Of litiganss. The
Eaqsnrey arst unearthed the rogues and
now the pGovsrnment has experts q,
work sseerialning the amount they have
olen. The editors Of Republican ps.
pers have thus far failed to keep tbeu
readers, posted on Che, subject, which ID
shem. In party view. Is An sxtremel,
, delicate one. leW ESsfaa la sssab /
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E Barnesvlle mourning for the trade
of Monroe county and refusing to be
comforted because she has il not, is a
pictureof woe that moves not the hearts
Iof Monroe county people. Spirit 5
We have notseen any extra Grape on
the doors of GAINESVILLE business hous-
es on account of the completion of this
road. In fact business progresses as
usual. just as the wheel went round
when the fy settled on the tire. Tue
B. Il 5 Road is a gpod thing for Mon
roe Comfy, hntit does rot seem to wor-
rv ANYBODY in Bsrnesville Enterprise,
27th uh.
The Enterprise of the Goth ult noted
the effer Of our people to- aid in Ybpid-
ingia roaato Barnessile its rejectianl;
and our future efforts in the direction OF
Bellaire, aud added:
"The result is the Bellaire and South.
west Rairead, running through BeaIls-
vile and Jerusalem to, Weods6eld and
dipsrtings considerable business from,
Barncsuille, its ns,ural cende, 10 Bell.
aire, attracted by, the facilities afforded
by easy com munication." a. 80
.'As usual,n eh 7 t.,Attracied by the
fscililies,"a is not calculated to make bu,
siness progress in your locality yer,
muchly. 42h"' ''''i .iaii---ea ealgca5s sei
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Among General Hooker,s effects is a
large picture of the battle 'of Lookout
Mountain. for which he paid $25, 600. a9
i An unpleasant passenger IN sstreet
car is crying Baby. In such cases Dr..
Bulls Babv Syrup should be given TO
the little sufferer to ense its troubles. %
cents bottle.
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A GUERNSEY COUNTY lHOR-
10Y .bTama ROR.s Saol 81 .oof

q ~
How a Little Daughter of William
- HOsick was Creinated Alive. zs,
3 CAMBRIDas %. November 24.--A
horrible accident ibetell a little daughter,
aged between four and five years, of
William iHosick, a. farmer residing, in
Jackson township this county, that
caused herE'death. She, withh another
Younger Oh lid, was left in the house
while the m 8therowentsto the harm to
milk a aacow.i While1 performing this
labor, Mrs. Hosick heard Clthe child
screaming, but isupposei it atose from
the fac. that she could mot open the
door to follow her and paid little attenr
ton to IT. sIahGBd1 sal asa i 81 ssay
After finishing she returned to the
house and upon Opening the door dis
covered the child staniling in q nc iIidle
doorway withaittlc hands upiifted,l but
devoid Of cl5thing, and the body 80
badly burned that the int ssiinescould he
seen and the arms cracked open The
eyes we're Dtsliv obiiterated. Yet, not
withstanding oil this, the pnor sufferer
lived, being conscious for several 1hours
before the angel OF deatse called her
spirit.H Theinteriori oflthe house evil
denced her fraalic etfortsto escape lthe
fate in store, pieces of her garments be-
ing found scattered Throughout several
rooms, but, unabieEtJs open the doors,
she was compelled to succumbltn the
devoaring element II is nota de6ai,ely
known how her clothes caught, bot two
large fires we're burning inopen fire pla-
ces, aud, 1t is supp oseed, in passing one
her calico apron (all the rest iofAher
clothes being heavy 4 innel ldrst ignifed,
and being SO young she was unable to
snbdue the flames, and soon became en-
yeloped nv them Saz3gd = g ,fas.s M
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lRrhs AspsSlican leaders are badly

~ Ia The Aepublican leaders are badly
frightened over the situation in Maine.
The Democratic Governor and Council
propose to carry out the law to The let,
fer. as Republicsp officials have been in
/ The habIs Of doing In that State in the
past. .snd iftheir action deprives Repab-
fssn Senators and Representatives Of
thefr ststs. they can indulge ID abuse o.
( The lay. but the Board ought mol 70 BE-
censored. peiasia 1si ! bee asiii4w s.
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SHERIFFS SALE. esHs
RSsg q st.,....s.-----. = zsasa.,a 4 =
John Elby Latts ~eef. sasl
ssksk9ESsS1 Me- 3ktHM9a
81 ss Emily Moose; st ,al. vsrxa,,A

A&soy ASes@8 -ft-f. lEIff-t
ss8k9EfsN Me- 3ktHM9a
izsa Emily Mosssi st alxssve,,A
or virsus II I osr,aia Iosass d sais in par
y tition1 issued from the couFt q somnsn
pleas, within and for the county of Monroe
and state Of Ohio, IN Icass psudingsih said
court between the above named psstfsssana
to me directed, ! viii offer for ssls st public
auction a. the sss. door OF the oourt hesss
in Woods6eld, on ssse se''~A =
Saturday 'tSs 2otkd day " Dssenbw 1879,
between shs hoa,s ono o'slossi Oa.T nd {
o'oloak p. rms Of said ldas, nths fsllswins ds.
scrlbsd real estate situate IN Honroe eepn1y.
Ohio. to wit: IS taa ssIaan nj eaisaass iI{Es
No 8.-Ths east half Of the southsaat
quarter Of section sixteen toxnah.p Are,
range nsix, containing eighty ssrps' ncss o.
l6sS. vEat2H
No 10, Alscs tn vest sidspf, f,thssnerth
vest quarter OF the -northeast quAfter In
section fourteen Township I've. sangs i've.
'cohfaining tweutysass acres lsmpss or slsss
and being the Same pfemises DECIDED By
Gsorgs- W. Nallsy aud wife 10 John Moose.
by dssd dated April 24 ls75.sissAss laisT
No. 10--4Also.ths following described pSsm.
ises, to Wit: Beginning f0s sSES SSBSs1tsas
southwest corner Of & ceftsil tract OF parcel
Lof land containing hfty-thrss acres mora %
les. andr being q, part Of section iourtsSn,
township nys,, fspse ave, forh1eii5 OWL by
John. C. Dune, aud beinf 8 ps5s IL said los:
thence notth txsat y>sis6sp pi6dsta6s ! ssJ6s In
the run: thence east forty six rods 10
z.-xx-x 49,
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.ET Ireland Il, sgitated ovet, the odst,
iug Of renters for nnn-paymept. ssve;
fsl agitatorsy who soounseled resistance
toshe authorities have been Jailed The
excitement Is reported 70 be onitbeiu-
SCH s9ii3o TliE
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= wMr WILLIAM H. vAEDsRslLr sold
last week sl5.ooo,OOo worth OF New
York Central Railway stock 70 ss,ndi-
oate composed OF New York and Lop-
don bankers. They paid the cash down
on the day they reoeived ,he stock.
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Is ~ The. Democrats in the Legislature
to meet In ganuary next should dohonor
10 themselves by voting for the g,sstest
Hyas ssatesmsn,a for U. 6. lssnstors Al.
lBa G. THuRXAN. ~.
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.slseat wheeling Register, 26th ult ,rss,
The Bellaire s. Southwestern r. r..
sssn.ffs, an Completed.

ee Col. c. L. Poorman, editor nf the
Bsllaire Tribune, came to The, Bellaire
end of the Register telephone last night,
and made the welcome announcement
that the last rail had been laid on the B.
d s., w. railroad into WoodsfeIi Mon
zoe c9nnty.h sgsR roy ~ faf a7Gir,i
This is "a q momentous occurrence to
Bellaire. but Q more mnmentous one to
5Weods6elde, It marks the commence,
-ment of a new era in her existence as a
town., Her borders have never before
been visited by the iron horse, and all
her citizens, travel and transportation el
freights have heretofore been by means
Eef stages and wagons, connecting with
the c. o.. Divisienoo the B. d. O, rail
road at Barnesville, or with the ONO
river. STE eamboals at equally distan
points She may nov be expected *
l,enjoyla boom, in business, matters, un,
llprfcedeutesllin in her past; history. and be
|neighbors who have. enjoyed railroai
facililies so long, as, to be used to them
must regard her With some ihdulgenc
hi sbe dees NOT conduct herself with be
customary sohriety for few Donths.
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fEThe Washington Post says Of the
Democratic Presidential tickst for next
year 5, sasErngoa and MoDosAID the
ticket must be-" .sli5d 4sgs tss.l
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..sEfh brewers or Cacinnsti pre-.
pose to form Q Joint stock company with
9 espitai of e8 900 600 .slaIF sod. nj
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Written for The Spirit of Demooraoy.,
From Switzerland Township.

- a
HnR9 yl.s so NovEMBER 90, 1873. te
e ED. SpiRfr: Once more I drop. my
hsmmer and grasp my pen 10 record the
few items which have occurred since my
last writing i am very busy engaged
In attending 10 the solea Of my fellow
men. ae sis & u
One day last week q stranger rode up
10 the door of Mr. Ram hasse. on
cs.'s Run, and desiring tostsy MI night
was granted permission to dossoz Next
morning before sleaying the stranger
asked for the loan OF ten dollars, at the
same time be proposed leaving his horse
With Mr. Ramser, as security, Tor q few
days. funMl be could repay the money
and satify him forhis trouble. Mr. RAM
ser could not we'll deny him as the prop
osition seemed fair snd safe, so be Joan
ed Ethe astfangerthe money and he went
bis way rejoicing. A few days later tive
men came to Mr.. Ramser's premises on
the tunt of the horse. which they claim
ed was stolen from one of them5who re-
sides near w ashingtons Ps. When they.
saw the horse the parties claimed it to
be- theirs and ofcoursetook it away With
them, thus leaving Mr.. Rsmser ten dol
lsrs poorer and very little wiser. 81
TMr. r. R.shoull'havs required them to
prove that they were tho owners Of the
horse. u smacks OF sharp game to
- =
raise afes dollars.-EDa SPIRr Il d
Z On or abnntthe 18th, a. E-q. Ressug-
ger was looking al loaded cylinder of
aisevolvero be lsecidentally LET it fall on a
rock. which caased one ofthe cartridges
to explode: the ball ST. uek The So qlire,s
right leg, causing sliah iassh wound,
not dangerous. The sc,fe vas more Sc
rions than the wound, 81 bus .aabssI 81
hssRd aid sssisT ,svfae AH OBSERVER, 81
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! LEGAL NOTICE.

,RRRccA H1Rp .na p.,ia un,aha.
n, husband ubo reside in Ia laos conntv' Nv
west Virginia and whose nost o,f,oa sddrss,
;s sTo,;n,a a,oys -J.chso on ,orrn,.- - : W., Va
oin;a. Iobn lac Adams mine, .asd .hon.'
twsn,v ,vs.rs1 a .on q. NJ, ns Adsm.
daessssj wbo rssidss in Ann.nooss oonn,n
lava and whose no stotfica IA drsss Il e; nam
n.,; Ann.,oo.s oaInTn 49,. IA -
,nn;ng /; ~ NJ. -. 80
% '.d n mho.. .na. ss.. nusms, ~
il ,s.,da ia, 8 oa,. s,, -.
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aeF- The, venerable PErER CoorsR, Of
New York, has announced bis withdraw
sifrom the Grsenbsck party saen :
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EY-The Republican, candiea,e for 1t.
Governor Of New FORK was scounted
IA BY lis votes over his opponent 2 y !
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.DY yirtue Of certain yepdL ,exponas
ID issued from the PoFt of Conndn Plsas
Within and tor the county of SNonroe
ana State Of Ohio. n a case pendfrs bsaid
court Between the above named parties. and
to me dirsctsd, VII ofsf .of al6 N'p9tiic
anctioh at the east door ofkhe c0pst house
% WoodsHeld, on : sxaz BSM EE 3 i
asatasdaaI Iths sotA aa9of 1Fakmasrs 1879,
between the houis Of 10 o'clock q, n. and 4
o'clock p. m.. of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate, situate in Monroe ooun-
ty, Ohio, to-wit:
church building known Is the United
Brethren in Christ's Church, situate in Frank
I'm towpship, sud lccated o6 the soutlleast
quarter Of the sout thesat quastsf Of section
twenty two, township six and range seven.
s Said property 80 ordered to be sold is kap-
praised at SITS, and nay sell for twc-t kirds
OF said eappraisemsnt. Terms ofassle. cash
.befors con6rmation.i 3 Il aiswea iaeas
q - 7y9sn sE-WHsRRApS
3 Aov ls. .'5eNb. fea i Z Sheriff ". G. D.
8 SraIaos DRlaas.s Attys. .s..., z
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NOTICE.

II ,oUIS REIssER whose place Of residence
IL and postofice address is unknown. will
take notice that on the first day of December,
A. D. 1879. Caroline Reisser. filed her petition
in the court Of common pleas of Monroe caun-
ty, Ohio, charging. the said Louis Reisser With
willfuf absence for more than three years last
past and asking that she may be divorced from
the said Louis Reisyer. and that reasonable ALI
mony may be allowed her, which petition will
stand for hearing at the next term Of said court.
'''''s CAROLINE REIsSER sias
Nif By PEARSON & DoHERTY, her Atsys.os
udec2 '79t7. a. afs ezrs "a ssa5-y s3df s. IA
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Wecail the sttentione parents " the
following roll of honor. First Henor
Pupils include alf those who have been
perfect in department aud attendance -
Second Honor Pupils includeithose who
have been perfect in department, yet
have been imperfect in attendance 81
.s'iei9 - 1909 Roox NO. 1.nsjs - ss1sq 7
First Honors -Bertie Johns, Louis Ba-
cher, E Idle Gotthart, Engerman, George
Grim. Levi Brsgne, John McCioskey,
Everett Letter. james Neuberger, Min
ME Walton, Lidia Rutter. Almira Bur
tou,. Minnie Kimple, Emma Mallory,
Lily Buskik. l. zzie Mehi
Eecond Honors-Geerge jacob, Will
lie Rutler,r Charles Kreb,. Frank Kreb,
Randolph Walton, Charles Dsnk werth,
Robert Allen. Fred Kimble. Harry Tim
noA., John Kimple, Jerry Burton, Har-
lry Bacher, Elward Deibert, Wesley
Franz. Charles Duerr, Minnie Welzel,
Martha Landis, Eva Kreb, Mary Kohler,
Eys Allen.
| if8e s ROOM NO. IL s.,i -.
First Honors Forest Rodgers, ,Adoiph
! Franz, Jessie Cramer, George Stephens,
| Geo. Burbick, Art Grim, Elmer Thomas.
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S7CA WEEK. $l2 day at home easily
W. made. Costly 0at6t free. Address
Tsos Co. Angusta. Aains 4 sdso2;,7sr I I
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NOTICE DISAPPOINTMENT.

s' --.-
Estate Of Abyaham H.6man,. DECEASED.
a
'THE undsrsigned has been appointed and
qualidsd as Administrator. With the will
annexed of the estate Of Abraham Huffman,
late of Monroe county. de, eased. -
Dated this 25th day of Novem ber,A ,A.0 1879.
dec2,79-3w. BNOCH MARTIN.
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Notice to a., Teachers.

TNHR Board OF Examiners of Monroe coun
| ty win hold meetings foe the examina
tion Of Tsachers as follows: Nia4
wocdsfsld, Saturday. December l3 1879.
iEai fai! 81lil ~ tas January 81, 1880.
|asF "ti ig "tGaqq February "a, 1880.
These examinations will commence at
o'clock a. m. and close at Up m.
A fee. of so cents is required from eacf
applicant, as condition Of examination, ans
must be paid in advance. y gefia e5f
| BY order Of the Board. va57e fa
3di D s. scHooLcRAFr, Clerk.
nov2S, ,79td.
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w esdsfield. Dec. 2. 1879.

- sT' sYsss ai,snslsa. 81 ns4 Yesterday. !.
the LIST iBss, .fasai esss 4gys4 svsst noy
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y stout backbone is as essential to physi.
cal health as to political consistency. For
weakness Of the hack and disorders of the
liver and kidneys, the tonic and moderate di.
etetic action Of the Bitters is the one thing
needful. Remember that the stomsch isths
mainstay Of every other organ and thstlby
invlsorating the digestion with this prepare.
ttion, ,5the spiualscolumn and all its -dependen
ries are strengthened .4o,,ss,,sF,.
l.. For Hostettsr's ALMANAC, for 1880 apply
| TO Druggists and dealers generally.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
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svsr brought to this city, oonsistiag Of Lsdie
atsst style and best an lily. In my Gsntlsm,
Ny Rubber Department 10 always found .,
can saye you 60 per cent by huying my .gor
the place NO 20e BELNONT STRER
Esks IA ksEss esEw
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WILLIAM GlVBNs.

By okey 4 oksy ana Jasper Lisk, his Ateys.
fnov2s, ,fst7.' ssss7-ss - 'sses e'i
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]. Aissss ChfIdfsng ana shssssuffhv
ms and Boys Department dsfy competition.
mplsts. calltsarly and )sseuis bargains, ~ I
ds. No troHble to show goods. Don't forget
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-12-02
NOTICE OF APPOINTM ENT.

Estate of Archibald NC Donald Deo,.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-19
CANADA.

QUEBEC, Aug. 19-Ihere was no RESUMPTION
OF open hostiiiftes yesterday.
At the Irish Ship LahOrer5 meeting Sat,Ir-
day night 1t was resolved not to accept anv
reduction OF wages, as asked by the French
section.
In both st. Patrcks and the French
churches the clergy yesterday recommended
moderation 70 their congregations.
A number of ladies remaining Ia town have
sought protection at the citadel.
The magistrates Of the city met las night
consider the position OF affairs
1t was agreed TO call o meeting of the In
terested parties for to-day, also to get the
government to enforce the Blake act in
town.
The arms Of the companies Of the Quebec
battalion have been stolen 81 Lorntie ~ nao
pie from Cape Blanc.
ALI is now quiet The troops are still under
arms. The Eighth Royal Rifles we're re-
moved from the skating rink to Queens
wharf during the night. The ru1aor that the
rioters had seized upon the arms stored at
Lewis, as well rs the Lorette arms is lIcor-
rect. Last night the mayor had d consulta-
ton upon the affairs OF the day with a num-
ber Of magistrates and leaders OF the various
military bodies now under arms Il was de-
elded to request the government to place the
whole Of the city and county under the pro-
visions Of the Blake act. A meeting Of those
who 1t Is thought can influence the extreme
members on either side Is now being ar
ranged. Upper Town and the business por
tlon 0f the city are quite free from danger.
None are intcrtered with anywhere but those
Connected with the labor movement In some
way or other.