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VICINITY VARIETIES.
Burglars at New Cumberland-Struck bv
Lightning

Lightning
New CUMBERLAND, W. Va, July 90
Fairview, the county seat this Han
cock county, was visited by gang of
thieves night before last and two stores
broken open and robbed. In Cyrus
Beal's, the first one entered, they sue.
ceeded in blowing open the safe, but as
it contained no valuables they had their
work for nothing. They probably gath
cred up six or seven dollars left in the
money drawer and some other small ar
ticles about the store, and crossed over
to the store OF j. W. Hobbs. where they
went through it in the same manner.
The postoilice is locatedin the latter store,
but the mails were not disturbed. The
thieves had gone through George Mar
shall's blacksmith shop in the first place,
where they procured tools TO wrench
the store doors off, There l., no clue to
the robbers, but they are supposed to
be a professional gang roaming round
among the small country towns.
During the heavy thun'!rr storm
which passed over this place at noon
yesterday the dwelling house OF Mrs.
Ruth Gibson was struck and the wealth
er boarding completely stripped from
two sides and the columns of the front
veranda shivered into kinding wood.
The house seems to have been struck in
several places at the same time, and the
only wonder is that it was not set on fire
and the inmates all killed. All Holland,
little girl living with Mrs. Il bson, was
knocked down by the conclusion, but
not dangerously injured.
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WOOL.
State of the Mark ct in This Vi
ciniiy.

The StcIbenvillc wool market is stag.
nant, but little doing in comparison with
other and less important points. The
prices paid here are, as usual, secrct,and
wool which should be sold in Steuben-
vile finds market elsewhere. Wells.
burg. Smithiield, SalinevilIe and Cadiz,
appear to do the principal part OF the
wool business for the regions round and
about Stcubcnvilc. The prices ut CAdiz
range from 81 to 40 cents, for average
lots, while ~ cents is paid for fancy
clips.-OhiO Press
The Carrolton, O., wool market still
remains very quiet. 50 little ls selling
that it is difficult to name any price as
ruling. Messrs. Crumrinr, Harsh and
Rutan, 80 far, have been the ONLY pur
chasers here. They have bought con-
siderable at about 40 cents. Last Satur-
day, Harsh and Rutan received thirteen
thousand pounds. They have not yet
determined whether they will continue
in the market. In Tuscarawas county,
the trade has been pretty active. As
the market now stands, it is exceedingly
difficult to tell much about it and wholly
unsafe to make predictions rs to its fu.
ture. CHrrD''tOu, q, R'p"jiicnn
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FRANCE.

Regret at the Letter OF the Archbishop Of
Paris
LONDON, July 29.-The Morning Post
says: We understand that Immediately
after the publication OF the letter oil
Cardinal Guibert, Archbishop OF Paris,
to the Pope. sympathizng with him in
regard to the scenes at the removal OF
the remains OF Pope Pins IN, Marquis
De Realizes, French Ambassador to
Italy, visited the Italian Minister Of
Foreign Atlairs, expressing the regret 0:
the French government at the publica-
ton of such document.
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DIX L GOODS
New York

New YoEE, July 20.-Drv Goods
Package trade in dress goods and leal-
ny makes OF prints fairly active; rotton
sools in moderate demand and firm,
owing to the light stocks on hand; men >
wear woo!ens, flames ard blankets
moving steadily on back orders, bu. new
business light; shirts an draw r +. -
sctive.
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KANSAS CRY, Mo, July 30 Miss
Ella Cook, OF California, has challenged
Miss Lizzie Williams, Of Kansas, ior Il
contest ui long distance riding and the
latter has accepted, tae contest to come
ofr on the Kansas City Exposition
course during the Exposition, Septem,
Der H. The distance is TO be ten miles.
Time thirty minutes, neither lady to
touch ground, but when changing TO
leap from one horse to another. The
contest Is iur - 600.
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The Message to Lowell.

WASHINGTON, Jnly 29.-The following
was sent to-day to Lowell, Minister at
London:
Atlr NJ. the Presidents condition is
reported as entirely satisfactory. A
slight return of the fever is expected
later in the afternoon, and will probably
ior some time be daily accompaniment
at this stage oi progress.
Sgned. BLAINE. .ScreturN.
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THE HUMAN HAIR.
How to Preserve and Beauttfy It.

How TO Preserve and BeautIfy It.
Many persons abuse this delicate and
beautiful ornament by burning it with
alcoholic washes and plAstrring it with
grease, which has no affinity iJr the
skin, and is not absorbed. Burnett ;
Cocoaine. compound of cocoanut oil,
etc, is unrivaled as a dressing for the
hairs readily absorbed, and is pecu-
liarly adapted to its varions conditions.
preventing its falling of, and promoting
its healthy growth.
Housekeepers should insist upon OBJ
tanning Burnett's Flavorihg Extracts,
lOr they are the hest.
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DASTAIsDLY DEED.
A Boy Caught in tho Act of
N;SrIn,inU n Pathway Syitrh

MiSplacing Il Halfway SWltch.
New York, July 29.-James Mayor
ga, fifteen years old, was seen this morn
ing to dsplace u switch on the Hudson
River Railroad, at Sixty.iirst street and
Twelfth avenue, and pin it down. lie
was arrested to-day AMI arraiGned he.
lore the police coult, where he SAID he
was messenger for the Mutua! Tele.
graph Company. He Was put under
81 600 bonds to answer. In connection
with this case it was said tha, after : =
NJ. last night as a train OF four cars, con-
timing children, was coming from an
exclusion at Inwood ,hccnginr r noticed
q switch misplaced. He applied tie
brakes and stopped the train in time to
prevent what might might have been
terrible disaster.
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qb,rls,bo Crops VIII Not Pan Out.

New Yuax. July 29.-Clare Sewell
Read. 4 noted author on agricultural
matters, speaking ut an agricultural
meeting, yesterday, sa'd he didn't be-
ljpve there was great crop OF gram.
The crops looked well, he said, but
wouldn't bear the test OF close inSpec-
non.
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Sporting Spray.

Trckett offers to row Hosmer for
1000 a side on Saratoga Lake. The
match can be made ior four weeks hence.
\ State bicycle tournament hgs beel
arranged to be held at Albany on Aug
ust 10. Five hundred bicycllsts are ex-
pected to compe for badge offered by
Blumen, the bicyclst.
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FIRE RECORD.

At Wat>ontowu, Pn.-Loss, S35 600
HAIRIsnrRG, Pa, July 29.-The large
tannerv of the Mexican Bros. at Wat
sontown was burned Yesterday. Loss,
50. 900: insurance, $4,000.
., ,liiS, NE.
C,.Ai.. NJ, JAY 29.-The dwelling
oi NJ. >ivrrstone was damaged by ire
this morning. George Bradford was
killed, Shubael Spinny probably fatally
injured, and iour others wounded 10y
the falling chimpeys.
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Officially Denied.

CuIcAGo, July 2g.-An official denial
is given ont o! the rumor that Col. h.
c. C.owry has been superseded or has
resigned as General perIntendent OF
the Central nVi>I0n II the Western
Union Telegraph Company.
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New Enterprise at Newark. ..

NEWARK, July 29-The Hagerstown
(Marylandl Agricultural Works, having
decided to locate here. bonds to the ex-
tent of S25 900 have been issued by the
City Council and bought III bnlk by a
prominent banker OF this place. The
City Council have closed contracts for
the works. The consideration money
for the location, which is the old rolling
mill site in West Newark, is 3, $50; con.
tract for building, made with Allen
Coilman, OF this city, was Tor so 800;
contract for machinery, $500; making A
total contributed hy tie city. as bonus
tninduce them to locate here of 81, 80.
Work has been commenced on the
ground, and the buildings are to be
finished in the fall.
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MANY lose their beauty from the hair
falling or fading Parkers Hair Balsam
supplies necessary nourishment, pre-
vents falling and grayness, and / an ele-
CANT dressing.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy at 2 IL TO 3 Per Cent.-GOv-
erumen's Strong and Higher-fIour
Steady and Unchanged-wheat
Unsettled and lower--Hoss
Steady and Firm.
FIN ANCE.
New YORK.

New YORK.
NEW YORK, July 29.-MoSRv- Easy
at 2!@3 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 3@4 per cent. Sterling exchange,
bankers bills weak AT iS2t; demand
4S4.. Dry goods imports for the week
- ,639 900.
sILvER-At London 5l!i per ounce;
bar silver here ll2 subsidiary sllre
coin | per cent. discount.
GovERNMENTs-Stro at s(G! per
cent. higher.
L. 5. Coupons tlssll
New 1t
New Fourand oae-nais .........l!i
New
RAILROAD BONDS - Generally strong
and higher.
STATE SECURITIEs-DuN
SToCKs The market opened generally
strong and higher, but in early dealings
prices fell oil i@l! per cent. the latter
in Missouri Pacific. ~ the first board
speculation became strong, and, with
occasional slight reactions, quotations
moved up until after the second board,
Memphi, AMI Charleston showing an
advance OF 10 per cent Norfolk aud
Western preferred / per cent, and the
general list !@3{ per crat Mssonr.
Pacific, Wabash Pacific, II. Pan!
Hannibal and 81. Joseph, Denver AMI
Rio Grande, New jersey Centra', { e.
* |. c., Lake Shore, lniianapoI.s. +"
lington and Western, aud Pac:a' % 3
were the most prominent in IN
vance. In late dealings the marhr. " -
weak and closed at a reaction al g." ,
per cent, which WIS most mar %
st. Paul, Denver and RIO Gr.i.'
Northwestern and Missouri Pdgi; g..
CJ0lhnrcim Buii,tH SAYS: The ir:"rp...
ment in the stock market which h..tu
Yesterday continued to-day and pace
further advanced l@D3i per cent. ton
.eadng active stocks, anI IL muC! as y
per cent. for spCc!altI"s, Ike Memphis
and Charleston. The Vanderbilt brOi er
were conspicuous buyers Of Lake Shorr,
Michigan Central and Canada Southern,
and many rumOrs were current To the
effect that the trunk line war - soon 10
he settled. None entitled To speak on
the subject could, however, be iound
WHO admitted anything Ol tine kiui-
tiuuid stocks and WocrishhCtlcr stocks
were prominent in the advance, and re-
port SAYS that kcene Yesterday began
covering his shor; contracts. Although
"shor, interest" has been much ~
ducrd, Tia, amount vet outstanding IS
still large.
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The Stark County, O, Treasury Trouble

hO e'"AN S"h'S' @'o''S
CANTON, July 29.-Tnc County Com.
missioners have accepted the bond OF
Henry 4. Wise, Esq, the Treasurer ap-
pointed in Mr.. Suliivan's stead, and he
has been given possession OF the Treas
urcr's Office.
The counting OF the money, securities
and other assets in the Treasury was
continued yesterday. City Clerk +. NJ.
Grimes, City Solicitor john G. Welty,
and Ex-Auditor VIM. \. Creech, are
representing ex.Treasurer Sullivan, who
was present At different times during the
day. Some Sl,6oN to Mr.. SrlIivan's
credit was found, which the examiners
of the Treasury did not count. Eleven
hundred Of this, was money the city has
been negotiating for NJ. Sullivan, and
which it seems he had for Il time forgot
ten. Some 81 900 worth OF tax receipts
are also in the Treasury safe, which are
checked off as paid on the books. but Tor
which the money has not ye, b4cn re-.
ceived. This will counterhalance the
apparent increase OF the deficit reported
by the Auditor The counting o: the
assets will probably be completed to-
day, but several days will cIapsr before
the revising Oi the books will be iiuished.
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PRODUCE

NO .slcs. iOicrc !


CHICAGO, July2o -Fiour Steady an
unchanged Whca!--I nsr;'.,i h;i
generally lower AMI irrrguiJ.; ~. "f.'
winter - IlGl Is; No 2Chir""ysn.ir.,
81 lSllal lH cash; II lSsGri l.. s.i.
Jnly: II l3"l lJ} seller AuGw:, -! !.
al (, seller September; y li''.' II.
seller October. Curn--kcllv". nra ~.
higher at so cash ami seller iuly: -,
M.I9ic seller August; lS.fi ~ ~,.i,r
September; IglfGI9ir seller Ottubri re-
jected n, Otls-ictiy", firm "mi
higher al & e. cash: 81 SELLER .iu.y. 30
seller August. -, seller Srr;rmhrr;
29IMc9IC seller October. kyc-pu.i
and owrr at S0c ASKED. Barley T. s.rr
at glc Pork -EIslcr n SIS CO cash;
sis 90 asked seller July, August, Sep.
tcmbcr and October. Lard Fairly ~.
tive and shade higher At III N5Ltn
II 90 cash Sll SDall s. seller August;
Sll 70I,ll ~ seller September, 81 f..
Mll Is seller October. Bulk Meats
Steady; snoulders - -; short '.b 80;
short clear - -. WMisEy->t"dy al
Sill.
Eal;i=oro.
BALTINORE, July - - :.pd~ - Firm
III ,r.I .., ,E...,.,,.
uhHer ii2ht r'ce'Pls: " '','1 I"., '.'h
opened niSA'r'bnt cI'',e "'I'. .'I. ''''.' WIZ,
no winter req SPp' "'.'t :, ''S o.'I, ".Nl .,-Nl
- 2tI,Gl 90 Se'''i a-'-. .,--,i.-f .-,' -,,''
seller Hsp,"LIi'pfl nG ,'t " w.,
toDer - -.' -'. O?." a",, o,i ''.Ti'l 'aTI'I
quiet aii s'ean! MI III, ' en- ".i' "c,,'' c
July ann iH.3-.. :fGS', S.Ii.. n,,'L,. 80
le'i'peI ~ ~. na,, c.. - .t''
Dr., western w,Itr l%IIJr. ruiv.I io
m,4lc. Rye-NOmInally y At hOaS Sjc. Hay
-Dull. fr0visions->tcahy. Mess Pork
AT SlN 3OtGl3 -. Ruik Meat,
Shoulders aud clear rib sides packed -
C|lOic. Bacon-Shou!drrs : T.; cicar NJ
side. lOic; hams l2!H' 49,. lnrd-E
iinei l2ic. Gntter-inm; western grass
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and expresses himself cheerfuly. No
rigors have occurred during the past
twenty-four hours, nor, indeed, al any
time since the 18th inst. 4 moderate
rise in his temperature in the afternoon
is to be anticipated for some days to
come. At present his pulse is 90, tenn
perature g. 40, aspiration Is.
Signed. ID. W. BLISS,
j. X BARNES,
J. J. WOODWARD,
ROBT. REYBURN.
+. II. HAMILTON.
About N Normal State at ll:5o a. m.
EXECUTIvE MANSION, l:50 A M.-The
President is having another quiet and
comfortable day. Since the morning
bulletin his temperature and respl.
ration have remained normal and
his pulse is now below 100. His nour-
ishment to-day has consisted chiefly OF
roasted beef, milk and prepared meat ex-
tract. As an experiment the doctors
have also given him to day small guam
tity OF q Tartar beverage, known as kou.
miss.
Doing Well at 1890 p. Nj.
Executive MANSION, July 29, 1880 p.
M-The President bore the dressing OF
the wound well this morning, and ex-
hibited very little fatigue after its COM
pletion. The appearance OF the wound,
the character and quantity OF the dis
charge, and the general condition OF the
patient are satisfactory. AT present his
pulse is IS, temperature 9S 4-l0, respira.
ton 49,
Signed. d. W. BLISS,
J.k. BARNES,
J. J. WOODWARD,
RoBr. REYBURN.
+. Ii. HAMILTON.
Cheering News at 4:3o p. Ii.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, 1870 p. MIR.
Bliss reports that the President has had
an excellent day. He has slept natural
" good deal OF the time, has taken
nourishment without any symptoms OF
gastric disturbance and has been entire.
ly free from fever. In the judgment OF
the surgeons he is better than yesterday
at the same hour.
Marked Improvement at 7 Z. n.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, : p. M-The
President has been comfortable and
cheerful during the day, and has had
quite nap since the noon bulletin was
issued. The afternoon febrlIe rise came
on later and was not so marked as
Yesterday The wound has been dis.
changing freely and looks well. At
present his pulse is 90, temperature
100, respiration 20.
Signed. ID. W. BLISS,
}. X. BARNES,
}. j. WuODwAED,
RoBr. REYBUGE,
+. II. HAMILTON.
Free From Fever at ll:30 p. Nj.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, II 80 J.. M.-The
President had q very favorable day, and
there is marked improvement in his
condition to night as compared with
that of three days ago.
He has taken in the past
fifteen hours the full usual allowance OF
nouriShment and there has been a
slight increase in his physical strength.
Tie !ebrilr rise, which came on
as usual this afternoon, was less
strongly marked than yesterday, his
maximum temperature being a hall de-
gree lower. There was Tree discharge
Of pus at the evening dressing OF the
wound, and it was OF a perfectly
healthy character. Shortly after
the evening examination the fever
Degdu to subsido, the patient fell asleep
and has slept most OF the time since.
He is how free from fever, with his
pulse below 100, and bis temperature
and respiration normal. The surgeons
report his condition in every way salts
factory.
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He SITS UP.
THE PRESIDENT PROGRESSING VERY
SATISFACTORILY.

So Far Recovered as 10 be Able to ST Up
in His Bed-lhe Physicians En-
phatic in Their Declarations
Of Final Recovery
Slight Fever.
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BULLETINS.
.pn.sna d Comfortable Night.

Executive MANSION, July -, 1:@o 4.
M.-Dr. Bliss says the President passed
a comfortable night and awakened this
morning feeling refreshed. He took
some nourishment about \. NJ, and is
now resting quietly. His tulse this
morning is 90, and temperature ,appar-
emily normal. His condition Is thought
to be as good as at any time during the
past three days.
First Official Report.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July %, $50 \. NJ.
Immediately after the evening dress
ing Yesterday the Presidents afternoon
fever began gradually 20 suoslde' ne
slept well during the, night and TINS
morning is free from lever looks well
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Student Killed in q Duel.

BERLIN, July ga duel was fought
YESTERDAY between student and an Of
ticer OF the Army of the Reserve The
weapons used were pistols. The stu
dent was killed. This is the fifth affair
OF similar character which has occur
red in Germany within fortnight.
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PRUSSIA,
Rumor that Carl Schurz Will Succeed
White as American Minister.

LONDON, July 29.-The Berlin COL
respondent OF the Times says: 1t is cred
IDLY rumored that Carl Schurz will sue
ceed White AS American Minister to
Germany. 1t would doubtless be- a
splendid triumph for the man who fled
from Berlin as revolutionist more than
thirty years ago to return as Minister
from the great republic OF the West, but
it is doubtful whether such transfOr-
nation scene would give much satisIac-
ton at Court
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Toledo

TOLEDO, July 29-Wheat-No. 2reI
81 25i: OIL seller August - 20: ..llcr
September 81 -; srlie~ October :, oSi:
seller Novemb'r Il ~ ~" 3 ret Il l.:
new 81 -! amer Michig,Hnew 40.
Corn--DnIl; high mix-,l j";.: Nr .
spot y j.; seller year 81! bet. 5.!r asked.
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Doing Well at 1890 p. M.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 29, 1880 Z.
M.-The President bore the dressing OF
the wound well this morning, and ex-
hibted very little fatigue after its COM
pleton. The appearance OF the wound,
the character and quantity of the dis
charge, and the general condition OF the
patient are satisfactory. AT present his
pulse is IS, temperature IS 40, respira.
, 1881-01-28
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN.


11fs VIhC40kOen'h kbCEtANltONs
Tic inc1nbcrs OF tho Second Presbyterian
Church hold nnoshcr ,uoot.ns 1ucsday yevoning
to boar tho report Of tho Committee which WAS
appointed ann,o tlmo since 10 tako charge of tho
mattor OF securing n pnstor. Tho ttov Dr. II.
". Pnttoraop. tho former pastor Of tho Church,
presided.
Tho report OF tho Committee was rand by Mr..
John Crcrar. Ho statnd that nelfast + F:csbytdry
Ind racotsod two cal!s fro!n A,ncriSa ~ Mdttrcaa.M
was from, tho setoud Church Ut philadelphia.
Becond @ Church of chioaso oticssa y. .so5 saisry.
MI. Crcrar then rcad tho following formal let
TOR from Dr.. Macintosh tIccltnuE the call to
10 fhe sf.ston. Trustees, ard ,feuhe!s u ths
Second lhtshHtcrtdn Church. Chtcsids'. it'., O. y.
Uourau Of pt.t received your inyitnuon to III !:
husdu tho pHstorato nf your lnost important and
nny so ai I'D hq yFts pss
lnHs III that cali made Il exceptionally; III
tr,utlye to ,nc. and doYandcd tey hon.
III II fsyor Il your @ eai pas srom mo sono psss.
ant Neds llabor .hnt iay orcts e mo; gnd o,tg.
your Your desires Heyar = havs had 90 ditnoalt
qussti9n. 70 decide 10 those tnsolse;l and
X .in,es ! ssS,nsa aSeut f. ,assvpt yeir
couysei. aud met!cal testimony hayo vonylnncd
mr. that 1t would he upWito sor mo and unfair
.9ssto w. ahriaa ass a e e o
aud e1ha,,stivo oily lilo Of tho wholo con.
nen e!,.n ws ,sfSaas ss t4 ss w ss a
iasiy !o hin. ! am sI, 1oFe,ea . decline
f; , Fs:a'f e. ,2 s2sF .ns ss ,sp a" aaa ps
q .l!,ty seeMs plain. May e psfn,!ttel 70 ada
and to aak In all carnestnoxs ios frtond!y fool
inFs on y9lr s!as towards Hsl,d nc. ..,.u.x ,..
, 1881-01-28
OBITUARY..
GEN. JACOB FRY.

Sp:etal Dlsnatea To- The Chtens1 Tribune.
GAMnot.r.rox, ILL.,, Jan. e1s..-Gcn. Jacob Fry,
who for the past fifty years hns l'cen protni-
ncnt in Illinois politics, dteh to-,lay at his
residence In this county At the ntvanced age
of s., yeArs. For tho past ten years hc has
bccn totally blind. 11s.was born in Faynsto
County, KY, aid canlceo Green County, IT.,
III lstD. lilo married daughter Of tho latu
tie,s. James Turner, Of Tennessee, a1nt was
tho fathor Of five children. all OF whom STIR
yivc I,In,, tho eldest bolng ten. James N.
Fry, ut present Chief of Gc'. {lancock's
slalr. lie I,olu many positions Of honor and
Trust during his long aud actlvc
life, aniong which was Sheriff of Greene
County for ton years Canal COMMISSIONER
!;allofnla tor four Yea!s CS!sfter t 9f the h,
War, and during tho 1.cbcil[on he was n.
lnconlpromisfnY Union man alid ralsetl The
tile Same Mt tho battlo Of Shiloh. Gen. Fry
was very extensively acquainted tlIrOttEll-
out tllo StRtG, anil wins over respected iot his
sterling integrity and mural wnrth. Ills IT,
nlaEns will be Inferred In Onk IIidge Gem
ctefy W Springfield.
, 1881-01-28
AN OLD sErrIEn GONE

Harry Wondwort!,, Esq, OF Blounlngdalc.
Dn Page County, departed This Ito Jan. e.,
lie made his claim m Government
land In 1871. before there wero my lald-1lt
roa,!s from Chicago into tho countrr, and
scarcely Il trail TINT could bp followed. iio
has lived Oh tito lalld he took Up forty-seren
years, and Is tito last resident Of the town
who occupied farm he himself bought
from tho Government, alt tho rest having
since tlg purchase changed owflcfs.
Mr.. Wnotlwofth has .heen Hi exemplary
citizen, antl has [eft a wftlo circle OK rcsatOia
and ncanaintnccs. Ills IND WAS peace.
Gathered to his long lionlu Ill the good
old agu Of II years. Funeral services ut the
2S, at II O'Clock n. III.