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SHERIFF'S sALE.
Adam Messnsr
vs..
Thomas c. Masters and ane.

ny virtue Of . certain execution issued
from the court Of common plaas, within
and for the county Of Monroe. and State cf
Ohio, in case pending In said court between
the above named parties, and to me directed,
l will offer for sale at public auction At the
east door Of the oourt house In Woods6sld .on
Saturday. the Sd day of april. 1881,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock i. m. and 4
o'clock p. M, Of sad day. the following de-.
scribsd real estate situate in Aonros county,
Ohio to wit:
The life estate Of Mary Masters In the south
east quarter OF the northwest quarter Of SEQ,
tion tvo, township Avs Of range seven.
Also thirty two acres eF Of the east end Of
quarter Of same section, township and range.
Also, part Of the northwest quarter Of the
southeast quarter, beginning ~ the south
west corner Of said lot. thence east sixty
four rods to white oak forty inches IN diam.
eter, thence north thirty ave degrees west
thirty rods; thence north thirty one and .
half degrees west txenty rods, thence north
seventeen degrees west thirty nine rods;
thence west twenty ave rods 10 the north
west corner Of said lst: thence TO the place
Of bssinniog. containing twenty two and :
half acres, Ill in same section, township and
range. .
Also, part Of the southwest quarter Of the
northwest quarter Of same section. to wnship
and range, beginning At the northwest corner
Of said lot; thence east twenty i've rods;
thence III northwest direction to . stous at
the top Of tho ridge; thsnos to fellow the Top
Of said ridge to the corner Of said lot; thence
south eighty rcdsto the place Of beginning,
containing six and three fourth aores.
Also, the east half Of the southeast quarter
Of the southwest quarter Of same section,
township and range, In al ONE hundrsd and
eight acres.
Said property so ordered to be sold Ia ap.
praised At $500 and may sell for two thirds
Of said appraissmsnt. Terms Of sale, cash
before confirmation.
wM. READ,
nohl ,'slw5. Sheriff \. G. o.
Sppyoaa 4 nprnna AeApva. -
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Balilm0re.-March 21.-Cattle-
Very best on sale this week 5 25@5 IS;
that generally rated 6rst quality 4 go
s 25s medium or good fair quality 8 IS
@4tg2; ordinary thin steers, oxen and
cows3 0093 so; extreme range Of pri.
ces 8 00@5 IS; most of the sales were
from / 75@5 so.
Mich Cnws-Trade is only fair. PHI
ces. at wholesale, go 00@45 90 per
head.
Hogs-The run is light this week q
falling OF Of few hundred from the
light run OF last week-and prices have
improved under . fair trade in oil the
wards. The quality is fully as good IS
1t was last week. We quote at 8@84c; ;
and extra St@9c.
Sheep-Tue quality does not average
as good % it did last week. We quote
prices st 4@6ic; With most ssles at
5@6c.
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splitt,npthe Difference.

Since it seems that 80 many are still
unconvinced, / beg leave to submit 10
the Epterprise o solution OF the morse
trade problem, which imagine may con-
vince many ..Waytsrers" OF their soph.l
istry. ~
A asks b $50 dollars boot, and B asks
A els; they agree to split the difference.
The question is not SO much the differ
ence as the amount Of money changing
hands. We all concede the difference
10 be S65: but A regards the difference
between his horse and B's $50, anc b
between bis and AS 8l5. Now in split
ting the difference both must be allowed
the benefit Of the split. A 10 entitled to
halt be asks, which 10 925. and for tns
same reason b Is entitled TO the halt OF
his, e7 so; hence We see. that sfter the
split the difference il still 25x7 5c-a
S32. Soy OF S65 But what money
must pass B must paw to A 30, the
split difference from A's stand point,
aud A mnst pay to 3 $3.50 the split
difference from Be stand point. % As
single entrv book as an account It would
stand B Dr.. To difference In trade S25,
B Cr. By difference in trade 81 be, B DR..
to balance Sl7 so
Some, will say that $3.50 10 still the
split difference. That is true. Is not
this also true2 Had B asked no boot
money the difference would have been
$50, which split would he $25. the
amount B must paw to A. Now B asks
elo, is it reasonable then that he should
pay A $3.50 more than II he had asked
notbingp II 80 be was foolish In ask
Ing It. Regarding $3.50 the amount
passed, we find 10 the compromise that
A gets the advantage OF half his esii.
mate, S25, while it works wholly 10 the
disadvantage of B, causing him to lose
oil the S15 he wanted and 81 90 as q
sort OF penalty for having asked It.
Twill he seen from this that We re-
gard S17 so the money exchanged
Look at it candidly and see il we canro'
afford to drop the discussion of IL. With
charity for all views, respectfully, :.
N. W. r
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TN compliance With the requirements Of the
j. laws Of the State Of Ohio, I, John W. Do.
helty, Mayer Of the Village Of Woodsfsld.
hereby notify the qualified voters Of said
village that. on the 4th day Of April. A. D.
1881. between the hours Of 8 O'Clock =. m.
and 6 O'clock p. m, At the usual place Of
voting Within said village, an election will
bs held for the purpose Of choosing the fol.
lowing officers for said village, 10 wit.
Three members Of the Council Of said VII
lsge, to serve for the term Of two yssrs.
Given under my hand and sfhoial seal at
my oalcs in said village this 18th day Of
March, 4. D. 1881.
JOHN W. DOHBRrY,
lsKAL.] Mayer Of the Village OF Woods.
aeld. meh23, ,'Slt2.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition uill
~ be presented to the Comnissionsrs Of
Monroe County, Ohio, II their June session.
1881 praying forthe sltsratton Of The county
road leading from Cameron. Adams towusip,
Into Switzerland townshir, ~ fsliows: Bsgth.
ming st the creek road leading from Game.
ron to Clarington, near the mouth Of Psins's
Run; thence thu nearest and best route to
the top Of ,he hill to point In the road
near the rssidencs pf Jacob ebert.
mchl6, sits. MANY PETTff0NsRs.
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On Friday when Mrs. James Bell OF
near McClesry's Mllls,in Jefferson town
ship, was absent for brief visit at q
neighbors, her husband left the house
for little while to 60 to the stable to
feed bis horses, leaving in the house
two little children, one aged four years
and the other six. He returned in but
very little while to be horriied at
finding the clothing Of the youngest
child-a pretty little boy-in flames.
The child was in spasms from pain, and
after suffering the utmost OF misery.
died on Saturday morning. The funer-
sl on Sunday brought out terror strick-
en- community 10 large numbers to at.
tend the last rites of the child.-Com
Iridge Jefersonidn. 24tA inss.
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kgBy the terms recently concluded
between the British and the Beers, the
latter have been granted their independ.
snce and hereafter are to be free from
molestation by the British authorities.
Englsnd "cut OF more ihsn she could
chew" when she undertook the task OF
subjngsting the Beers. Three bad de-
fes,s satisned Johnny Bull that the
easiest way out Of the difficulty was the
best.
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Wsodsaeld Public Schools.
Report of Examination Euding
March IL, 1881.

Examinations were conducted in the
following branches OF s,udy. viz: Spell.
ling, Reading, Defining, Penmanship,
Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geogra.
ply History, ,ElementaryAlgebra Higher
Algebra, Physical Geography, Compo.
sition, Rhetoric, Latin Grammar and
Translations, Cesar. Cicero. Natural
Philosophy and Constitution Of the Uni.
ted States.
Pupils are graded 10 studies and de.
pertinent on ecale fror l to 10, l be.
ing the lowest and 10 the highest. The
names OF all pupils in the High School
who were neither absent nor tardy for
twenty consecutive days and received
general average Of 8 or more in studies
and department sppear 10 the First
Clos, Roll OF Honor) below. The
Second Class contains the Eames Of oil
others who reached general average Of
8 or more. Respectfully submitted.
R. maxwell Boeas, Sup't.
High Sehool-R. Ndr,Osu Boggs, Teach
YIRsi CLASS.
Hunter Armstrong, Charlie Cassil,
George Koontz, Thomas Koehler, Leslie
Mason, Alice Cassil, Ella Cassil, Ida
Johnston.
SECOND CLASS.
Joseph Denoon, Cliff Morris, John
Beard, Mcclellan Spriggs, Finer Smith,
Eaton Gatchell, Emma Walton, Adella
Reef, Rena Way, Mollie Hunter. Ella
Schaub, Mary Crawford, Clara Dyer,
Emma Denoon, Minnie Baker, Ella Pog-
genburg.
GrammarSchool-M.E e Sinclair. Teach.
Everett D,herty, Frank Ketterer, Ar
mold Reef, Eddie Schumacher, Charles
Koehler, Cora Craig, Pollie Lauenstein,
Lulu Simmons.
intermediate A. ". Little. Teacher.
FIRST CLASS.
Matte Craig, Jessie Little. Alt, Nor
ris, Katie Neuha,t, Minnie Reinherr.
James Boyland, Frank Simmons, Will
West.
SECOND CLASS.
Ada Henthorn. Maggie Pratt. Jacob
Koonts, Henry Stoehr, Willie Stoehr,
Wayne West.
Intermediate B-Agncs Craig, Teacher
Lena Deter, Laura Mason, Ollie Wat
son, Willie Buskirk, Willie Helbling,
George Koehler, Benn:e Little, Charles
Pearson, Charles Burebacher, Sarah
Shafer, BenEie Egger. Fred Wagonheim.
Thomas Crawford, Eddie Mays, Gussie
Armstrong, Ida Denoon, Addie Hines,
Philip Wagoneim, Hartford Pool.
Primary A-Nannie Read, Teacher
Willie Leibfarth, Willie Reinherr,
Charlie Read, Willie Schumacher, Clar-
ence Schumacher, John Schaub, Adam
Shafer. Albert Winterick, Forrest Hun.
ter, Rosa Craig, Della Crawford, Emma
Gatchell. Annie Heck. Dora Helbling,
Eldora Lang. Bessie Pope. Mary Rau-
sennurg. Maud Read, Lena Stoehr, Katie
Wagenheim.
Primary B-Lucy Pearson, Teacher.
Clarence Armstrong, Walter Goodrich,
Willie Johnston. Chris. Leibfarth, Geo.
Steed, Frank West, Bessie Armstrong,
Jane Brown, Mary Boyland, Aggie
Crawford, Minnie Diehl, Efie Farquhsr,
Emma Koontz, Blanche Lang, Lam
Neibchs, Sadie Ricer. Minnie Redin, Ross
Scheufele, Annie Wagonheim, Nettie
Winterick.
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REDEMPTION NorIoE.

AuprfoR's 0fYlcs. MoxRoK CouNiY,
WooosriELp. Oaio. March -, 1881.
To G. Cehrs or nhom IL may Concern:
Notice 10 hereby given, that George Den.
bow has deposited IN the County Treasury .
sum Of money sufacisnt TO redeem the south
part Of the sSuth half Of the southwest
quarter Of section Is, township I Of range s.
SeiA Hand Was sold st Delinquent Tax Sale
By John Gatehsll, Treasurer Of Monroe County,
Ohio, January Is, 1851, in the name II Cob.
srt coultas to Christian Cshrs.
8. A. ATKINSON,
mch2s.'slts. Auditor Monroe Co., Ohio.
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B1Two excursion trains viii leave
Boston this week for San Francisco. The
time required to make the trip is ia
hous. The trip will be made with two
engines, % an experiment, that dist,nce
never having been run without changing
engines The Ordinary work OF an en-.
CINE is 100 to $50 m.les day.
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SThe PoHD bill would become .
Law II the Republicans were not fearful
Of losing votes as the election next Fall.
Their Temperance principles are governed
by the number OF votes they are likely
70 gain or lose By the passage Of acts to
regulate the sale Of liquors.
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The Best Man.
Stsubenyille Gazette.

The best man who has been in the
United States Senate for many years is
q Senator no longer. We refer to Allen
q. Thurman, than whom there is..no
abler debater, more logical reasoner or
closer student of affairs in all the coun.
try. Added to these his integrity is in.
corruptible. which is worth more than
all else that can be said for any man. He
leaves the seat he has so worthily 6lled
for twelve years, with the respect and co.
eeem of all bic associates and hoDored
by the whole people. Though advanced
10 years, like Cincinnatus he may yet be
called to more important work.
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kHA reign nf terror exists In St Pc
tersburg. Hundreds Of suspected per.
sons have been arrested . nee the sssas-
s;nation Of the Czsf. and the bomb
throwers have been put to the torture 70
force them to confess the details OF the
assassination plot. The Nihilist organ
ixation being secret one. the authori-
ties are arresting people by the score
without any evidence Of their completely
in the murder.
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e1Tae evidence Of Senator bill,
which We published last week TO sho~
that MAnexr, Of Virginia, VAS Demo-
crst and voted ths HANCOCK electoral
ticket. failed to convince the Bellaire
Tribune. Il 10 an old story-"a man
convIncsd against his viii is Of the same
opinion STILL"
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Chicsgo-March 25.-Hog.-Good
to light s so; mixed packing s 30a5 20 !;
good to choice heavy 5 00a6 IS; one
very prime lot s 80.
Cattle-Common to fair dull at 2 Is
az IS; good to choice steady 8 25a
4 90; stockers strong and more plen,i-
ful at 3 25a3 IS; feeders 8 75a4 80:
calves per head 8 00a10 90.
Sheep-Market slow at 16c lower !;
Texans 8 IS; fair to good 4 50a5 IS !;
choice 40s5 60; sheep and lambs mix.
ed s 50a5 Is; only in fair demand and
not alf sold.
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r. The nominstion of W. Il. Ros

~ The nomination of W. 81. RoB-
xRrsoH to be Collector of New York,
has brought down curses both loud and
deep from CosKLISo. ARTHuR 4 Co.,
upon the head Of GARrrEID. ROBERTSON
sss the leader OF the bolters in the New
York delegation ass Chicago against
GRAnr, and the idea Of him having the
best paying ofics in the Slate Of New
York 10 more than The Stalwsrls care
about standing. CosKLrsa will, very
likely, work to defess bis confirmation.
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A BARGAIN SURE.
THE "HANNIBAL FLOUR MILLS"
N A RESV" .T.E -

On the banks Of the Ohio River, is nov OFFER.
ed for sale, until the nrst day Of jane, 1881.
At less than oue-half the cost. The mill is
IN good repair throughout, and has splsn-,
did custom trade. Plenty to do sll tie time
on custom and merchant work. Three run
Of 4.fest French burrs and . forty horse
power engine. Good new tFamway with
i,sn track to the river. with the very best
shipping facilities. Have made in cash In
last two years more than u now asked fsr
the entire property. Reasons for selling
given on application. II Jon mean Bis IN.
dress, y. 8. H0FRR,
fsbl5. .'S0w4. Hannibal Ohio.
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nsrThe Pond LIQUOR tsx hill has

@The Pond liquor tag bill has un-
dergope considerable changes in the
House committee. As it will probably
be reported TO the House. it will provide
for tax Of $3.50 in cities OF the first
class and $3.50 in cities of the second
class and all other cases 500 For
those who will cell beer only a tax of
$50 will be assessed. Distinction is
made in favor OF drug stores who only
sell on prescription, who will pay no
tax.
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DR0PRRTY that would make . dssiyabla
i Hotel stand; has amps stable room u.
tachsd: Or would make an excellent business
stand, with suflcient ROOM for dwsliins, bsina
admirably locased In the town Of clarington
Monroe Comfy, Obie.
Also. IL acrss Of land lying in said tovn.
For further particulars cali On. or. sddssss
G. 4 DANKWRRTH, SR.,
.sssg cIa,ipstou, Monroe Co, Ohis.
deol a 'gNml.
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Settled After Fifty Three Years Of
Doubt.


WAsnIxaroN, March 22.-Secretary
Kirkwood has approved the decision o:
the Commissioner Of the Land Office,
that the lands embraced in the old Chero
kee reservation, so-called, near Oar
dsnelles, Arkansas, are not subject to
entry, and are not included in the grant
to the Little Rock and Fort Smith Rail-
road Company. Congressional legisla-
tion tc exlinguish the reservation Is
suggested; also. prior ascertainmeut
OF any valid Indian claims. and that the
actual settlers on the reservation be pro.
tected in their homestead rights Ques-
tions relative TO this reservation have
been pending befors tie Interior De-
partment since 1928.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

Wheeling Lave sieck Market.
Hoss-Good demand at 8 50@5 Is
per hundred in prime packing lots;
butchers 6 90.
Sleeps OO@3 50@4 00@4 50a5 90.
Cattle-This market 10 fair at present,
cattle scarce. We quote young cattle,
from 500 to 900 lbs, at 3&c; bulls
Sc; 600 to 800 lbs.. 3@3&c; 900 to
1000 lbs, "a 00@4 60a4 75a Cattle OF.
fered ut present sre native and foreign.
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4yIndisna has passed ont Of the list
OF October States. Ohio and We.t vir-
gjnia are the only States left on the Oc-
sober list for Presidential years.
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THE farm belonging 70 the heirs of Thenas
j Alexander, dece ased, d offered for sale,
Said farm Ia IN Adams township, Monroe
county, Ohio, and contains one hundred and
six aores. sa
For terms apply 70 =. B. HILL A,
news, SONS. WoedsGsld, Ohio.
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Claicage.

March 25.-Flnur O0s6 IS; Wheat
! ols1 05; Corn 40c: Oats s2c; Rye
I 90. Barley I 05.
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TUESDAY, MARCH 70, 1881.

"A unisn Of hearts, union Of hands,
A union Of States none may sever;
A union Of lakes, Q union Of lands,
And the FLAG OF OUR UNION FoREyER."
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~ General GIANT has resigned the
Presidency Of the Worlds Fair and
Hou. Husa J. Jrwrrr has been appoint-
ed his successor.
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DELINQUENT
PERS u and DOG TAX.

THR lists Of delinquent Personal and Dog
i Tax for the year 1878. and former ysars,
are new IN the hands Of the following Jus
tioss for collection. All persons having Dc.
linqusrt tax will ds we'll TO givs Il their
immadfata Alta
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E1work on Monday. April 1, to
elect every nominee on the Democratic
ticket throughout the couhtv.
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sPAddress all letters:
"THE SrrRrf OF DEHocRAcr,"
Woods6eld,
Monroe County,

r. Democratic, turn ont to the cleo.
tion on Monday, April 1, aud elect
Derocrats to 6ll the ofhces.
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kTTbe Italian Opera Houee at Nice.
France. wss destroyed BY hre on the 2sd
inst !. and 80 people were taken out Of
the ruins dead.
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ETMAHorE is what is known in vir.
sinis o Reputation Democrat. yet the
Republicans embrace him all the same.
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woonsaeId stock blarkel.

March 2S-Cattle Sadie per pound !;
Sheep sa4o per pound. Hogs 4a5 per
pound gross. ST
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate Of Thomas COFFEE, Deceased.

THR undersigned has been appointed aud
! qualified - Administrator Of the estate
Of Thomas cofes. late. Of Monroe county
Dated this eth day Of March. A. D. 1881.
mchl5, ,'Slw3. ISAAC RDDY.
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PIC RES, FRAMES,
Albums, Scopes, Views, &c, Cheaper than Ever
CIV. PLUMMER
janl4'7s 1888 MAIN srRiEr, HoRNBsooxs BLOCK
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Big Boom in Photographs.
CARDS, PER DOZEN, EACH.

little effort will nice cards for 81 per
Best 90 Cabinets Only "a Per Dozen.
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These examinations will commence at .
o'clock ., m. and close At p. m.
By order Of the Board.
8. scHoOLCRAPr, Clerk.
Ssbls,'sltd.
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Notice to Teachers.

TVHE Board OF Examiners of. Monroe coun.
/ y will hold meetings foe the exsmina.
tion Of Teachers as follows:
Woodsneld, Saturday. March S, 1881.
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co M NJ ERCIA
WeodsfleId Produce Market.

ooasscrrD vErxlv sr :. sczrxac.sn. N.
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FARM FOR SALE.

nohl ,'slw5. Sheriff \. G.
SrsIaas 4 DsIsas, Ast'ys.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-06-11

children to educate would buy place
and live most Of the year hereH Every
merchant, every druggist, every livery
man, every church, every school--in
short, everybody would be more or less
benefited by the increased custom and
ready cash spent here. Nor would the
benefits be to the town alone. A home
market for every chicken, turkey, duck,
goose, pig, lamb, beef, pound of butter,
quart of milk and edible vegetable
would be created and our farmers get
the benefits. A sulphur well in Nc
Minnville would be equal every year
to a coat of guano on a garden.
City fathers, wake up and do give
us well. In Cannon county man is
boring wells by contract at one dollar
per foot. Open negotiations with him
and set him to work. The board who
succeed in this will render themselve;
immortal. Wake up, wake up, ant
never give it up till you supply the
great need of the hour to our town
mineral water. Let every citizen unite
in demanding that this be done. LIE
us all cry aloud water, waterl Min
eral water and spare not till it is ours
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-06-11
Died.

WEBB. Died at the residence of
his brother-in-law in DeKalb county,
ON Thursday, June 2, 1881, Mr.. B. g.
Webb.
MIR. Webb was well known and uni
versally respected by all in this com
munity, having been a citizen of this
place for some years. He was a mem
Der Of the Warren Lodge of Masons
here, and was buried at Concord, in
this county, by that Order.
MoRFoRD.-Dicd Sunday morning,
9th inst, Florence Pearl, youngest
daughter of Mr. G. r. and Mrs.
Florence Morford, age two years.
The parents have the deep sympa
thy of the entire community in their
sad loss.