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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-03-05

THE MCDoNoGH INsTITUTE-Weha have re-
ceived the annual report of the trustees of
the McDonogh Educational Fund and Insti-
tute. The McDonogh School owes its exist
ence to the muniflcence of John N[cDonogb
OF New Orleans. He was a native of Balti-
more city, but removed to New Orleans while
young man. There he acquired q large for
tune, and at his death, in 1850, bequeathed
his estate, amounting to nearly million and
half dollars, to the cities of New Orleans
and Baltimore, for the education of poor
boys The Baltimore trustees about six
years ago established school, where poor
boys of good character receive high
scholastic training and are also familarized
with all the important operations of the farm
and garden. 1t is gratifying to learn that
nearly all the boys who have gone out of the
institution in good standing are at work,
with fair prospects of future usefulness and
success. The trustees of the fund are Messrs.
Samuel II. Tagart, H. Clay Dallam, VIM. A..
Stewart d. L. Bartlett, G. II. Hunt, Charles
II. Mercer and Robert T. Baldwin.
The MORTGAGE TAX BILL KILLEp-The
bill to tax mortgages received its death-blow,
last week, in the House of Delegates The
bill was called up by Mr. Vandiver and after
several amendments, to make it less obiec-
tionable in its operations, were voted down,
MIR. Bannon moved to strike out the enact
ing clause, and the motion was adopted by a
vote of 43 to 30. Messrs Scott, Vandiyer
and Preston, of Hartford, voted for Mr. Ban
mons motion. Before the vote was taken,
Mr., Scott made an able speech, opposing the
taxation OF mortgages, showing that it would
be double tax, and referring to n number
of authorities in support ofhis argument
The delegates from Hartford deserve great
credit for their strenuous opposition to the
measure.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-03-05

At 10 o'clock, \. NJ,
~ Three fine Riding and DIfv- 7apm,uzM
SFRfA ing Mares, 3 fine Driving orSVR3M
NSW@N% Work Horses, 3 Mules, 3fresh w ~
-SSCSAeCows. Lot of Farming !m--ee4.sA
Broadtread four-horse Wagon, Hay
Carriage, one-horse Wagon, two-horse Market
Wagon, two-horse Carriage, Sleigh, Buggy,
Sulky, Buckeye Mower Reaper and Mower,
Drill, Fam Roller, Corn Shelter, Plows, Har-
rows, sets work Harness, 2 sets double Carriage
Harness, set single Harness, Duck Guns, Bird
Gun, small Boat, l Chalfant Thresher and Horse
Power, Hay Press, pair Cider Nuts, 3 Long
Pine Oars, Straw Cutter, &c. Blacksmith Bellows
and Tools.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
consisting in part of Bedsteads, Bedding, Bureaus,
Washstands, Tables, Chairs, Sideboards, Carpets.
China and Glass, Piano, What-Not Sofa, and many
other articles.
Terms of sale Cash.
EDWARD III. DAY,
CHARLOTTE B. DAY,
ms Administrators
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-03-05

quired the wharf privileges of the old line and
will run its boats TO Port Deposit Havre de
Grace and the Tidewater Canal, the same as has
been done by the Susquehanna Steam Company
for the last forty years
In A TIGHT PLACE.-Onc day last week n col
ored man was engaged in telling timber in the
woods for Mr.. John s. Saith, near Smiths Mill,
Deer Creek One of the trees IN falling struck
against the boughs of q tree he had previon
ielled and was diverted from its course ~,
man hastily stepped backwards to avo;d t",rng
crushed and stumbled over the trunk al ,,. tree
that was lying upon the ground. AT lac same
instant the body of the falling tree lodged
against the other In such manner as to hold
the mans legs as fast as though in vise but
without injuring him in the slightest degree
He was alone in the woods, but his shouts for
help were heard by some neighhors who extri-
Gated him from his unpleasant position
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-On Saturday last, at
Perrymansyillc, j. s. Richardson, auctioneer
sold for Henry d. Farnands, ESQ.,, trustee, a
farm, containing 1881 acres, situated near Per-
rymansville, being the farm on which Edward
Johnston resided at the time Of his death
Purchased by Mr., j. C. Lant2, of Baltimore, for
50, 500.
| On Monday, March lst, George A. Cairnes,
anctioneer, sold for S. A. Williams, Esq,
trustee, Il two.story frame dwelling, on Bond
street, Bel Air, formerly occupied by John II
| Keith, to the Phoenix Binding Association, OF
Bel Air, for 500
On Tuesday, March I'd, D. ). Richardson aue-
tioneer, sold for Henry d. Farnandis, ESD,
trustee, farm containing 20 acres, situated
near Taylor, and known as the Dan Amos
farm, to Jeremiah Horn, for $685..
| FAREWELL SERMoN.-On Sunday night last
the Methodist Protestant Church. Bel Air, was
crowded to its utmost limit, by citizens of the
town and neighborhood gathered together to
hear the farewell sermon of the pastor, Rev.
DR.. Frederick Swentzel, previous to his depar.
ture for Conference, which will meet at Wash.
ington, d. c., on Wednesday, March 10th. The
text was the l05th verse of the 18th Psalm -
"Thy word is n lamp unto my feet and light
unto my path" The Doctors discourse was
eloquent and interesting, from beginning to end
and was listened to with marked attention DIR.
Swentzell's ability, learning, eloquence and high
personal character will make his departure from
| the county a matter of regret, not only to the
| congregations over which he has had charge, but
| 10 orr citizens generally
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-03-05
VNHEEvENT OFTHE SEASON.--On March
J. 10th 1880, will be published the first number of
pIDI Ey,s FAstJfbN MAGAZINE

ing Stories, in Prose and Verse; Useful Home
Articles; Amusing and Instructive Sketches !;
Two Mammoth Fashion Plates Profuse Illustra-
ton of the Fashion of the Day, with the lowest
New York Prices of each article clearly stated,
affording an Opportunity of Shopping In an In
telligent and Economical Manner. Single Num-
Der Is cents. so cents per year. Parties intend
ing to subscribe for any paper or Magazine, should
write us for Our Economy Combination Circular
by which money may be saved, and the FASHION
MAGAZINE obtgined free. Extraordinary Induce
ments to Agents for 1880 Address,
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Medical Society Of Hartford County, Md.
ROAD NOTICE.
Certificate Lost.

NOTICE is hereby given that Certificate for
~ one share of stock of the Conowingo Bridge
Company, standing on the books of the Company
in the name of CHARLES W. JONES, has been
lost or lni5aid, and that application for renewal
of the same will be made. -
mh5-3t* CHARLES w. JONES.
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DIED.-In Wooster, Wayne county,
Ohio, on April 1st., Mrs MARION A.,
wife Of Prof. SAMUEL j. K1RKwooD, OF
Wooster University. &
The Wayne county Democrat says
.sThe death of Mrs. Kirkwood, although
neither sudden or unexpected, is greatly
lamented, leaving as it does, painful
void in society and especially in West
minqter Church and the University
neighborhood." R@
ain this dark and distressing hour DR..
Krkwood has the profound sympathy
of the people Of Wooster and especially
of his brethren and friends in Christ.
We rejoice that be need not sorrow as
those who have no hope. True, the
light Of his home seems to have gone
out. What was the dearest and sweet
est and most hopeful Of his earthly
blessings seemed to be left, last Saturday
evening. on that besutful knoll in the
Cemetery" 20
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@We learn that our old friend
IHEADLEr, of Cameron, who has been
walking back and forth over the sheet
ing of MAURY's dam on Sunfish angling
for bass, for forty years past, mat with
q mishap down there the other day. He
was on the dam and concluded to amble
out little further when over lie tumbled
into ten feet of the freshest kind Of cold
water. STEVE BcUeHNER says he spout
ed worse than whale when he came to
the surface, gave loud "ugh!" and
struck for shore, HEADLEY says had it
been some boy he would moi
have wondered at it, but for thing oi
that kind to befall a veteran was Just 6
little, more than he could endure will
christian fortitude.E - ~
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BaItimOre.-April

BaItimOre-April II Cattle
Very best on sale this week 0O@5 65 /;
that generally rated first quality 121
@5 90; medium or good fair quality
3 1904 30: ordinary thin~steers, oxen
and COWS 2 1908 90; ex.reme range
of prices 2 75@5 65; most of the sales
we're from 4 S7a@5 25
Prices range from 2 75@5 65; per
100 pounds figure, most of the sales
ranging from 4s@54c per lb.
Mich Cows--There is more active de-
mand for good cows; common are dull.
Prices, 90 0O@45 per head; as to quail
ty.
Hogs-We quote sales at 6@64c for
rough stock, while the better grades
bring e4@6ac; with extra at &c
Sheep-The quality is generally rather
Indifferent We quote wool sheep at
44@sac; sbeared at 4@5c, and lambs al
S@9sc per lb gross sii
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New !Aayertt.emea,s.
Subscribe for TIE SPIRIT.

OuDSCrl06 lot i hE DFihlT.
Teachers examination here last Sat-
urday.. seT 4afGflfW
: Common Pleas Court convenes to-day,
the 18th inst. $1,000.
E DENooN & Sous have full stock
OF fresh groceries sss w 1lsiga old
"A. j.. PEARSON. Esq, is having his
residence repaired. -. g,s
Teachers Examination at Graysville
on Saturday, May 1st.
ahaK KkrrERER q HoEFFLER had their open
front re painted last week.
]. T. JuDKINs our enterprising drug
'eistiis havinghs store room painted.
MRS. WAY, at the woodsfeld Nursery,
has fine lot of pot flowers for sale.
GEO KErrERER and DrEHL are East
buying stock Of Spring and Summer
Goods. sss ~ s 9s
Miss MATTE Collins OF Noble coun-i
tyris visiting her sister Mrs. DR.. FAR
QUHAR. .st.s sm.a as esaag as,ll
Hon. JAMES WATSON, a resident of
Graysville for years past, has located in
Weodsfeld.
Four hundred and ninety-two shares
Of Building Association stock have
been subscribed.
Assessors must administer oaths to all
persons who list property for taxation.
This Is now the law. gis II R
JOHN B. DRIGGs and W. E MALLORY,
Esq'r's, attended Belmont county Dis
trict Court last week.
lis the season for neighhors to notify
each other that II those hens are not
shut up, they'll get shot.
The dwelling house OF JOHN BAKER,
of Green township, was destroyed by
FIRE one night last week.
"Bangs" are to be worn more heavy
than ever in front in order to balance
the Louis XIV heels behind.
It is important that the Democratic
Central Committeeman should attend the
meeting called for the 24th inst.
Miss NJ E. SINCLAIR who has been
teaching school in Lewlsyille during the
past Winter returned home last week.
Mr.. Piscatorial man, overhaul your
fishing tackle, and hunt your last years |
seat on the bank. You may get bite I!
The price Of woolis booming higher
and higher. Sheep owners win realize
q good price for their wool this season. |
Township Assessors are on their trav-
els in this county now. They received
their blanks and instructions on the 18th
inst. ssfAW xss9.HKH s1N8E1
E. De Noon, of the Star Hotel, had
an open front put in last week, which
adds greatly to the appearance Of his
hoese Il II K A3 III u . .1tlis
Sh eriff READ took Mrs. SMITH to the
Asylum last week, and brought SOLOMON
Coss, of Washington township, back, he
haying been cured. .bs1BTJ $50 9dII
A dwelling house in Summit town.
ship, the property of JAcoB EGeER, was
destroyed BY fire on the 18th inst In
sured IN the Ohio Farmers for 5000.
In the matter Of spring bonnets it is
confidently asserted that colored straws
are to enjoy . greater vogue than ever,
but the unhappy men who pay for them
will use the same plain strsws in mixed
drinks that their forefathers did. Mems
tastes are much more simple than those
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AND now comes the arithmetic man
and says that this is the year for the II.
year locu Is IN Ohio, Pennsy ylvaniF,
West Virginia and Kentucky. They
were here last In the summer of 1863.
Farmers will turn them up in their
spring plowirg, nearly full grown. The
woods will be full of them in the latter
part Of May. OF course they viii have
W on their wings, and everybody know s
that that stands for bloody war.
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bT OUR LITTLE Folks IS, without ex-
ceptlon, the most finely illustrated paper
for very little people that We have eyer
seen. Indeed, we fully concur with the
publisher in his belief that the only way
in which the people of This continent
can fully manifest the appreciation
which Our Little Folks deserves, is to
send him ten hundred thousand subscri.
bers. for it within sixty days. Published
monthly atonly 80 cents per year. Any
one will receive a sample copy free by
sending his address on postal card to
s. S. Wood, Publisher, 252 Broadway
N. Y. CITY. -.
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H-Superintendent GEORGE HENRY OF
the B Il S W., was relieved last week
and SAMUEL Cochran, formerly Con
ductor on the B. Il . Railroad appoin
ted in bis stead Mr.. HENRY wasplacing
the road ia good shape, and just why he
was removed is ueknewn TO thousands.
Mr.. CoAGLEY has beer appointed Road
Master on the B Il S. W. He formerly
held that position on the B q o. R. R.
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Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, April 16.-WooI-
Quiet aud prices nominal; Ohio, Penn
sylvania and West Virginia XXX and
above 55@5Sc; extra 54@57c; medium
62@65c; coarse 58c; New York. Michi-
gan, Indiana and Western fine 50@54c (;
medium 9o@60tc; coafss Canada comb
ing washed 53@55c;; tub washed 600
674c; pulled 50@55c. A : A
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wRoBEkr BOWMAN, who was injured
at the first trestle smash-up on the B &
s.M-R R isiying very low, and his
family scarcely hope for his recovery,
so says Mr.. BoYD, Of the Parkersburg'
Sentinel
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*Judge of elections.

EE Recent Ohio laws make it very
severe for chicken thieves who are
caught and prosecuted to conviction
Those of them who break into chicken
coop or house, if convicted will be sent
to the renitentiary for a year or more.
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GF Commencement exercises OF thr
Woods6eId High School will take place
Friday evening, the 23i, in the NJ. E.
Churcs. The graduating class consists
of. seven members this year. Misses
CARRIE CAssIL, KATE MOONEY, MARY
SMITz. ANNA WAY and Jo. HoFFFLER.
Messrs. EDGAR ARMSTRONG and SIEGEL
LUPToN. e -
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EThe dwelling house, barn, gran
ary, 8 head Of horses. 8 head of cattle,
50.heads of sheep anda lot Of hay corn
and oats, the property of RICHARD RI
LEY, of Washington township, Belmont
eounty,S Swefe destroyed by fire the nigh
.&lk o.L.;a14 i3iE9 g3s0J So -
VI tls gu IAss. trifR .aIapanA - !. sss y
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A simple, pure, harmless remedy. that
cures every time, and prevents disease
by keeping the blood pure, stomach reg
ular, kidneys and lver active, is the
greatest blessing ever conf red upon
man. Hop B tiers is that remedy, and
its proprietors are being blessed by thou
sands who have been saved and cured
by 1t. Will you try it7 See another
column.
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smWORTH LOOKING AFTER

sew ORTIZ LOOKING AFI Err
One of the most finely lus;rated pa
pers published is offered free fort one
year t5 the publisher to any agent or
person wishing light and lucrative en-
ploymept. provided his Full Pa ticu-
lars Free" do not amply c'mpensate fol
Wi ing to s. S Wood. 252 Broadway
N Y City. Ohly the address on pos
tai card is required.
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eFFhe Council will confer q favor
upon all people of this town. who have
made garden. or intend to, by ordering
hogs penned up. Hogs and garden truck
won't grow together-the former inva.
riably ysgets'away with the latter. 'seE
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n~Post Maste have no rioht

ETPost Maste have no right t.,
give papers or letters to any persons ex-
ceptdhose to whom they are addressed
We have had several complaints recent
ly from subscribers in this county that
their papers had been given out to
Others, and when they called for their
papers they could not be found. We
hope Post Masters will cease the prac
tice complained of.
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Communication of Sentence.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the 1lth
IN day of May, A. b. 1880, or as soon there.
after as the same can be heard, application
will be made to the Governor OF the State of
Ohio, for the Communication of the sentence of
Peter King, Jr., who was found guilty, in the
Court of Common Pleas of the County of
Monroe and said State of Ohio, on the 9th
day Of January, A. D. 1880, of the murder
of David Trembly, and was, on the second
day of February, in said year, by the Judge
of said Court, sentenced to be executed on
Friday, the 28th day of May, A. D. 1880.
NORRIS & HAWKINS,
mch30,' 80. Att'y's for Petitioner.
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eE Call at The SPIRIT Office for job
prinlingsfrom q visiting card up to-a full
sheet poster. Letter heads, business
card on, envelopes, statements and bill
heads printed on short notice.
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ChicagO--April 16.-Hogs-All
grades weaker, particularly packing at
s4a4 25: light4 lOa4 %; choice heavy
A 4Oa4 60; closed weak and a good
many sold.
Cattle-All except choice fat lower
medium l0c off; shipping sold at 8 75a
5s25; butchers weaker; cows 2a3 so;
bulls 2 20a3 20; stockers and feeders
80a4 so.
Sheep-Market steady; clipped A 90;
good to choice export 00a6 SO.
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wooDSFIELD NURSERY.

Fruit trees, Grape vines Shrubbery Of
all kinds. Green House plants and Lam
dredth's Garden Seeds for sale by Mrs.
M. A. WAY at the, Woodsfeld Nursery.
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Ew.The following candidates were
elected in jackson and Ohio township
on the 9th inst:
ifa JACKSON. d
Trustees-N. D. Garden, Noah Bar.
ker, Michael Lohr, ". NJ. Raper.l asl
Clerk-Elias Barker.
William Hatborn,
Assessor. R. Hyssom.
Constables-Chas. Colvin,
G. Conley,
W. NJ. Wright.
tlNE OHIO.
Trustees-John Ruby. F. Muhleman,
Perry Cline, R
Clerk-Joseph Kast, R.
Treasurer-A. N. Voegtly, r.
Assessor-John 'Shriev.
Constables-Joseph fisher, R.
s John Shriev.
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Cheap Lunch.

PERSONS coming 10 town who may
wish cheap lunch should call at REIN
HERS CITY BAKERY, where can be
FUND at all times a full supply Of every
thing in the way of good lurch, such
as Hot Coffee, Cheese, Bologna, Eggs
cooked in different st, les, Breed, Rusks.
Pies and Cakes DC, which will be served
up in good stvle unreasonable rates.
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bar The Wheeling Imtelligcncer OF the

18th inst, contained the following item
William Beardmore, one of the old
est and wea'thiest TINS met with q
serious accident last week from !heing
thrown from horse. He was ON his
way u. Wood field when his horse. be-
came frightened, throwing him to the
ground, breaking two of is ribs and in
juring bis lungs He is in bad eopdi-
lion at tbis time, and may not recover.
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RAILROADS.
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad.
CONDENSED TIME CARD.
GOING EAST AND WEST.

GOING EAST AND WEST.
On and after Nov. 8. 1879, all trains win
run daily except Sunday as follows:
Through trains to Pittsburgh.
Through trains to Cleveland.
Through trains to Chicago.
Pullman's Par.or Cars between Wellsville
and Cleveland. er
Hotel and Sleeping Cars on all trains be
tween Alliance and Chicago.
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lGfncInnatI.

April I6 Flour 2oa5 so; Wheat
1 ID, Corn 4lc; Oats SEC; Rye SOC !;
Barley S7s90c,
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Meeting of the Democratic County
Central Committee.

The members of the Democratic Gen.
tral Committee of Monroe County are
requested to meet in Woodsfield on
Saturday, the oath day of April,
To decide upon the time and manner of
holding the Convention to NJ inmate
candidates for the Offices of Recorder,
Commissioner, Surveyor and Infrmary
Director. The following are members
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Notice to Teachers.

These examinations will commence at 8
O'Clock a. m. and close at p. m.
A fee of so cents is required from each
applicant, as a condition of examination, and
must be paid in advance.
By order of the Board.
s. sCHOOLCRAFT, Clerk.
jan27, 'S0td.
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CLARlNGToN ITEMS Mrs. SUSAN NAL
LoRY, wife of john MALLORY OF Claring-
ton, is on the sick list.
Mr.. JACOB RoEMER has gone east after
his Spring stock of goods.
Mr.. q l. TYLER intends erecting 8
new store room this Spring.
School Directors-G L TYLER, Fl
r. MUHLEMAN and w H MoCLosKEY
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sRAIlrwho will send us three new
Subscribers and 81 so cash, viii receive
The SPIRIT one year free.
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All Stations marked with star are Flag
statione; all others are regular, and trains
will stop without being tagged. all passing
points must be full.faced figures.
50 Nos. ! and will side track at Capti.
ma.
s. L. MOONEY, President.
GEORGE HENRY. General Manager.
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Baltimore.

April 16- Flour 3 35a6 So: Wheat
25al 26; Corn 46a47c; Oats 42a43c
Rye soc saiasa z - l3f-f ss2aR 90
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New York.

April 16.-Flour 4 50a5 IS; Wheat l
S0al 80; Coin 5la53c; Oats 4ea4Sc; Ry e
96c; Barley 45c.
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PhIsadeInu,,a..

April 16-Flour 5 50a6 90. Wheat
l 29al 80; Corn 50a55c; Oats 42a44c ;
Rye S5c.
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GAINESVILLE Accommodation leaves Colum.
bus daily, except Sunday, at 5:l5 pm, aud
arrives at Zlnesville at sos pm. Stopping
at all Stations.
Mixed Accommodation leaves Newark at
7.50 am. daily, except Sunday, and arrives
at Bellaire $40 pm. Stopping at all Stations.
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BUSlN ESS MOTTO ES.

CH just what every farmer wants-a Sulky
Hay Rake For Sale by WADDELL s. HELB-
LING.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

Is CincinMati.-April 16-Hogs-
Dull and lower common 50@4; light
4 1904 40; packing 1904 80; butch
ers'' 4 .50@4 65.
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EFM Mr.. j. DErwILER, of Linn coun-
ty. Mo-, sends Us So, which pays his
subscription to January 1l,h, 1881, and
writes: - ~
"About one year ago you made some
inquiries through The SPIRIT about the
health Of some Of yonr subscribers. /
neglected to respond, but will now say
that my healthsis good and has been for
"a number Of years. -
Glad of it and hope the health of our
friend may continue good for an Kur-
dred years to come.
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.%MrsJ,,Y, MARTIN, formerly q res
ideut OF Sardis, this county, was elected
Mayor OF Linnens, Mo ON the 9Th, inst.