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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-13

CntcAGo, October 12.-The residence Of
Allan Fairbank, farmer in the town Of
Wayne, Dupage county, was entered by
burglars between 12 and | o'clock this
morning and despoiled OF $3.50 in money
and quantity Of Government bonds and
other valuable papers amounting TO &c..
600. The burglars forced an entrance into
the front part Of the house, went to the
rear, where Mr.. Fairbank, his wife and
two girls were sleeping, bound and gagged
all the members Of the household amid
the flourish Of reyolyers and dark lanterns,
and proceeded leisurely Upon their work Of
spoliation. The party numbered four,
one OF whom remained on the outside IN
the yard. After they had obtained the
plumber they drove away in u buggy. An
hour later Mr.. Fairbank extricated himself
and started In pursuit In company with q
heighbor. The whole work was done in
the space Of an hour.
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A,DROp IN RAILWAY RATES.
Heavy Shipments OF Provisions and
Hulk Meats Expected.

CmcAao, October l2.-Although the
open rate on grim is12lc per 100 pounds
from Chicago to New York, with the usna
difference Of and 3 cents less to philadel.
phia and Baltimore, yet 1t is generally un.
derstood that large contracts arc being
made at lOc from Chicago to New York.
On flour the rates are quoted still lower
The provision rates were well maintained
at III lc per 100 pounds from Chicago to
New York Tor some weeks past but yes.
terday they dropped down TO 10 cents to
New York, 10 cents to Philadelphia and l2
cents TO Baltimore. The rates on bulk meats
also dropped 2! to 8 cents per 100 pounds
and are now generally quoted at j cents
above the provision rate. The effect Of this
will be large increase in provision and
bulk. meat shipments.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-13
rnE WEEKS EXCHANGES.
The business Of the Country During the
Last Week.

AAN W. t"N AasN
Last Week.
Ngw YoRE, October l2.-From the Public:
Tie exchanges for the first week Of October
ae the largest ever recorded; in spite Of
tile fact that stock speculation contributed
to the aggregate very much less than on
any other occasion. The only previous
weekly report approaching this was the one
for March 9TH, when the aggregate was
Sl,j3Oll,2G7, but the allowance for ex.
changes arising from sales OF stocks TINT
week was silO,i00,OOO, nearly 500, ,000, 900
larger than the allowance for last week,
when the exchanges remaining, after de-
ducting the double market value Of the
stocks sold amounted to SS24, ,260,5GB. This
has never been exceeded except in the
week ending january s, when the yearly
settlements swelIed the aggregate. Outside
o. New York the amount OF exchanges IL
SOA0dIE aud the largest ever known
before were S}20,3l2, ,4A In the week end.
my July ., and S32j, l5G,b3O in the week
ending December 1. Boston has reported
larger Transactions only once in its history
IN the week ending July 2; Chicago only
once before and then but little larger, III
The week ending July 3, while Baltimore
hanS's City, Lowell aud Syracuse report
Ile largest exchanges ON record. The
amounts at Sau Francisco for the week
ending October /, aud Mt all other cities iol
lhe week ending October 8, are rs follows
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-13

cn Ron McELDowSEY, Of the IPet'ei
n,,.,,t. takes his nomination to Congress
!, M. district by the newspapesas u joke,
M, ,h,lIantington .ldresiier assures him
5,,a Ii,ecrus serious purpose on the
n1oi lhyquilI drivers to really press his
rrJtbry. our objection to this sugges-
.oni. flat the Colonel has got to be such
an ipten,,n. journalist that we would re-
,,t In Ia.c him from the field. A man
,.mom n!, twispecialties in which he can
,bine. and why should the light and life Of
m, lcal journalism be buried in u cushion
e, .,at at Washington.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-13
BELMONT COUNTY.
The OmcIaI Returns, which ShSW GrRti-
Tying Results In Some Respects.

Special Dispatch to the Intclllgencer.
Sr. GAINESVILLE, o., October l2,-The
official vote Of Belmont county is as fol.
lows Fosters majority, III. Kelly, Re
publican, FOR Commodities Judge, l,263.
Hollingsworth, Republican, for State SEN
ator, 32O. Wagner, Democrat, for Repre-
sentative, 25S. Cochran, Democrat, for Pro-
bate Judge, 1850, Feely, Democrat, for
Treasurer, 262. Mitchell, Republican, for
Prosecuting Attorney, $40, Nathaniel Tay-
loa, Democrat, for Commissioner, lol.
Thompson, Democrat, for Surveyor, $50.
Jones, Democrat, for Infrmary Director,
369. Dawson, removalist, for Surveyor,
had in the county, $50 votes, Armstrong,
removalist, for Treasurer, had ! ,524 votes,
and Patterson, removalist, for Commission
or, had l,S69 votes, Total vote, 9,SO5.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-13

81. touts, Mo-, October -shaws
English champion cficketers eleven ar-
rived here this morning from Philadelphia,
aud commenced to play match With q
picked team Of twenty-five selected from
81 Louis aud Chicago clubs, The English
team leaves tomorrow for San Francisco,
en- route to Australia. A meeting will he
held here tomorrow Of representatives oil
the Cricketers Of 81. Louis, Chicago, De
troit, Toledo, Racine, Columbus, CinOin-
natl, Kansas City, 81. Joe and other cities
with the intention Of forming Western
cricket association.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-13

Arpron loE MILLER left last night for
Richmond, VA, to take part in the formal
opening Of the Richmond & Allegheny
pal, now built and equipped to William
sou, Allegheny county, Va, near the West
Virginia line. This is the line that is to be
extended down the Eanawla Valley to IT.
Pleasant, and from there to the lakes at
Toledo Ohio, Among those connected
with are James g. Blaine and Gen. Tom.
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IWTNT --- oi ,l1 501 M
Outside NJ New York Slib ID al

outside VI New York k..,..,.......,,, STii, on
seventy years ago the valueOi the oil Prop
w IN this country was less than the tp-
@neu W payment made in the single week
suulng October Sth at the few cities here
Han'ed The enormous transactions at
si Sme Of these cities naturally suggests the
Gsl ~. ulaI large part Of the payments arise
, S@ SPECULATION. The settlement Of the
sr,y "vuIly cohtrncts ut the chief centres Of
svuatloh evidently counts for much, but
,u' M'e ,gllImatc quarterly or half yearly pay.
Ns NG,sIS S OF interest, dividends, rentals and
sa %e IKE undoubtedly swell the amount still
gy "'y,e' and the volume OF trulH Ia indubi.
Iuy very large, us the wholesale iner-
. .aalS Of this and other cities are we'll
NMe' Moreover, some idea OF the magni.
aue q Speculative operations can I've
Sm ,S,,neI from recorded sales. Only $3O,O0O,-
W. W. would more than cover the nominal
wn ,%l,c Vi all the grnin sold In this city last
W. SSA. T., The contracts, including about $i5,,
VnVVN. would cover the nominal yalue Of
q, sIo 'ne ne cash and option slles Of cotton, and
SV"VVw more would cover the sales ol
rsuolt,um aud provisions, and set a great
E'l I" these transactions involve no pay.
ltn' ol money, except in the deposit o
maaslPs It is evident the flood Of specu
~. .S,on h9s risen dangerously high, but II il
IT, eN,denl the volume Of legitimate trad,
"'uVll larger than ever bciOTp,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-13

Tm srntcher was abroad in all his glory
inOhio on Tuesday, and got in his work
to an unprecedented extent. The vote
4rclyrxcoeded u two.thirds vote, but the
Srtcbing made the work Of the counters
unusually tedious and laborious, Foster
semsto have about $4,000 plurality. This
shows that even in an of year. and in the
alsenccoi an excitement, Ohio is IL pretty
safe Republican State.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-13

Tnr American Eagle reappeared in tho
Cincinnati Commercial of yesterday, shak.
ing the Democratic roosterin his beak with
amuch vim as ever, The rooster looks
about a. sick MS he did lust year, The
mat Republican bird Of freedom Is master
oithe situation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-13

TnE Chicago Tribune warmly espouses
thecauscoiDr Thomas, the alleged hereto.
The Cincinnati Commercial Of yesterday
ny that IN more unchriStian spirit has
MT been manifested than against him since
iie days when men were condemned to the
Nnke ior oninions' sake.l
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n. 4 o. dividend.

BALTIMORE, October l2.-Thc Baltimcrt
4 Ohio nlilFoad has ordered a cash divi
dend Of 8 per cent, payable November /
The results for the fiscal year closed Sep
teinber 10, show, after tile payment Of Il
per cent cash dividend upon the common
stock In two semi.annual dividends, thai
upwards Of will 81 100000 be added 10 the
surplus fund, which is not represented by
stock OF bonds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-13
rABLIsHED AUGUST "a, 1852.
Chs 1ntelIigeuter.
oa,.. No,. Is aud ~ Fourteenth Street.

p.-aor, are now brought to Wheeling
Ro.,on-v Vermont and Maine potatoes
wv. I,iI 10 be very good. They have, how
a,irns srccnback flavor which to
,o, '',,, p,rson, is distasteiul. That is to say,
4'g l-y! ..a at 81 5oper bushel. The freight
y ,bcm from Boston to Wheeling was only
:. .rnl. n.r 100 pounds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-13

TuF New York bulletin Of yesterday
wednesday says that the iron market is
dnn but not at all excited. "NaiIs have u
somewhat irregular sale, but very fair
sbonnt oi stock goes out"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-13

&, Nav YdoH, October Ig.-The Michigan
tseliel Fund Committee to-day ttanamltlesl
Gg.O b the Fire Relief Commission o.
s%.iSliigan, Total remitted $g3,3OOi tota
@Ieiel TO date, Sg8,OSI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-13

CHlcAao, October Il. g.-,Intlgc Iamison, Of
the Criminal GOttrt, in charging the grand
Jury to-day, was emphatic In calling lpr the
enforcement ai the law against gambling IN
The gain market
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-13

CINCINNATI, October 1a.-Ahout forty
Jewish refugees from Russia arrived In the
city to-day. The Hebrew citizens arc re-
! cefying them with consideration,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-13

introduced tomorrow; then, under the rule
Of a single objection, which will undoubt-
edly be forthcoming, it will postpone the
consideration for one day, There will not
likely be contest until Friday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.
THE LATEST TELEaRAPHlc REPORTS
or the Condition Of the Markets at ii, LsidIlS
Trade Csutsn OF the COuntrI-Ths Rallas
Prices iSrths Principal StapIss-Plnau.
eial and Commercial ARaln.

NV HoRK, October iS-MoNEY-ia6 per cent
per annum, Prime mercantile paper 6kASk per
cent sterling Exchange banken bills q 10; de-.
mand q 81.
GoyE8SNENTs-steAdy for extended s. and tISJ;
lower for new ls
vs., g extended; ;,..lOO3 3lsL P&sxCity asta ollO
u,s' ~ extended. VA Y. Pacific bonds lSts-ll6
z, eouponA o. p s. Y, HondS.. i2ik
Pacthc y OF 3d.. -lS0 Texas PaellG I'd R'tS II
Central Pacific, lst--lA TeI. Pac RIG DISs;y sSs6
Lehigh 4 WIlkes.~--lOS1S tET, Interest
RAILROAD BoSDs-BostOn Hartford & Erie Isis
advanced 10 o. from G95s; Rochester 4 PlIsbnfEh
Isis 70 lO2 from lOl; LOglIllle New Albany 9 chi.
comes 70 70 from 72 C., @ &L G. Trust certIdeates
from III san FlncIsCo lis, ClSsS b. 70 81 iTom S3
and Hannibal &st Joseph To S5i colyeFtIboa 70 i0
STATE SEcURITIns-Dull
His.oaT ss @ iS ItsiRIS IS ccn:is Sii;iiiii,';; sT.
SL Joseph ',.'',,.''.,"lg1 tn mat eoup0ns so
SRHSS TSRRssSS g. new VtR& SasIs5 5f'ioF'dT 10
sToCKs-The market was weak ut the Oponing.
and ~ the early deAlings prices declined tRl PEI
cent, canada southern and ~, Paul leading theFen
TGwaEd Elm, noon speculation eGcaine strong, Man
res! Of the List sAl per cent This was followed 6y
decline OF Aalk per cent, and later BY an az
vance OF 1tAlSS per cent, ST. Paul leatlllK m the
downward and Canada southern In the upwaId
movement. During the afternoon speculation Was
dull and rather unsettled, but In The main hTTu,
Reading being notably strong and rising 2sS pef
ond call there was reaction Of kAl per cent btit
In the inal sales hrmeF tone prevailed and me
market closed firm ut recovery Of YAK ppF cont
Ihe closing prices were tia9 per cent higher than
yesterday, and lManhattAn Elevated az per cent
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PHILADELPHIA, October i2.-Flour duh, western,
e1tn '! Uhd Qg Minnesota extfA clear 81 02Ika
L6I1Ii do straight S9 co. Ohio family fancy q %,
QUO neE .ptOcees q 30A8 O.; Minnesota patent
process, choCO % 25; winter patents, choice lgS.
Kye Hour quiet at p q. Wheat depfessedi No,
4si,S; December 81 Gal 61Jf Corn, deinorniisea.
Mil mixed tnlGk and graIn depot 7lta52cs Steamer
&c; No. 3 lie; sall mixed October 66a69c; Noyeni.
ber I0ISaIlc; December 7g1SA7ic Oats dnil: No, 2
white b0Ir; No. white 49JHr; No. 2 mixed lsC
Provisions steady Lard, kettle sig ai2 6O steam
w %. Butter, prices unchanged. EgES lfIn
At 4aGF. Cheese firm; choice scarce and pfIueSun4
changed. Petroleum nominal, Whilky 1niet al
CINCINNATI. October i2.-Cotton inartlye Al lie.
Flour active but lower family 81 OGa7 IS. iahfY
J0as %. Wheat easier; No. red winter 81 nj
~ eOrn easier; No. 2 fnlted 1OIIa11G Oats sCaite
q l5IlAi is. Barley inactive; No 2hIl q l6 Pofk
meats QUIET shoulder q 90 clear NIB 80 81. Haeoi
quiet aud unchanged, whisky steady al n n.
combination salee nj finished goods 10 6Affea on
basis Of 81 10, Butter Arm and unchanged.
ToLEbo, October i2,-Noon Boatd-Wheat dujl
and closing hfmef; No. 2 red spot 81 4G NOVet1hef
u 43iJ bid: December q t6A. Corn hFmef; No not
62ci November I9n bid; year 62c May 7Oc Oats ttii
and nnnlnali No, 2, i6lSc. ClGEed.Wheal Sleadi
No. red spot II 20 bid, 81 l2 asked: October 81 Al =
bid 81 @ked; January q tg1{ bid, 81 4g9{ aaksd.
.gTn S steady; No, Sg6t ggIle BID; December 6Id
bid, T0jSo asked,
EEw ORLEANS, October cotton quiet; mid.
dllng lg.sc; low l01Ici good ordinary iI1Sc Net ~
wise, b,39j bales. BaIes O,2O bales stock, iS37s9
bales -' S''-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-13

In the executive session Of the Senate no
business was transacted other than to lay
the nominations received from the Presi-
dent upon the table to await their refer
ence to appropriate committees when
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-13
FROM THE CAPITOL,
EOmuNOs' RESOLUTION.
The PrOpO.ItlOu to Elect David Davis President Of
the Senate doe, not Msst with APPRECIATION.
Nominations by the PrsAIdent-SCO'
IlIle's Psrplexltlss-NOte,, etc,

WASHINGTON, D. c., October l2.--should
the Edmund's resolution be adopted,
Bayard will have power to i'll the yacan-
cies on the Committees OF last session Oc-
casioned by the death oil Burnside and the
designations OF Conkling and Plat, Sew
enl important committees will thus be
made Democratic Burnside was Chair
man, and Conkling u member Of tue For
cigu Relations; Plat member Of the FL
nance; Burnside the Military; CoRkling,
the Judiciary; Platt, PostotIicci Burnside,
Education; Conkling, Engrossed Bills.
Bayard might assign tue new Senators only
to the three inferior committees, and make
the otherthree important ones Democratic.
ACROBAT DAVIS FOR PRESIDENT or THE
SENATE
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-12

es-The Ellicot City T;mes. (Dcmocra,ic) Of
9th in' although little late. pays the following
weii-deserved compliment to Hon. James A. Gary I:
"The suggestion may come too late, and coming
from Democratic journal, perhaps Gen. Garfield
would have paid no attention to ., II Il had come
In time; but u he Is really seeking a Southern
gentlemen for his Cabinet We doubt u he could
make better selection than Hon. James A. Gary,
Of this county. Mr. Gary Is among the best Of
the representatives of that class Of native South
ern Republicans, the appointment Of one Of whom
would DO gratifying to tho Southern people IRE
sPectire Of party aud graceful act on the part Of
the new President"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-12

es-As u Cabinet builder the baltimore Ams,-
ieaH is not much Of success. For some days be-
fore the Inauguration Il had special Washington
correspondent who took the trouble to nicely
arrange everything for the new President, but
when Mr. Garfield settled down 20 work he knock
cd the A"e'iea"'' Cabinet higher than "a kite
ofcourse everybody knew that Mr.. blaine wa, TO
be Secretary Of State long before the American.
correspondent told Ne about Il, and all were glad
that Mr. Garfield had offered that important port
f,lio to him. We also knew and were much
pleased because there was n strong probability Of
Robert Lincoln being made Secretary Of War, but
further than that the A@erira#'s Cabinet, with
perhaps one other exception, could no, stand the
high winds Of March 9th and fell to pieces with
audiences which mus, have terribly shocked
Common sense." the fsllow who did all hi. scrib-
bling In vain.
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aARFrELD's INAUGURAL.

ANIL aI.a ARtf IfaUl ia
a., 4, an. v.,,on,. c.,,,., p-..,s.,,, n..s.,s
,,,u,.,.,.., :, N. az Ia, r1;. ..,,....
..r.s M. ,ho,o,,h,v ,,s,,,,.., -, a.. ,.-,
v.,..h,. .xr.,;.... g., an. ,,,h,,, ...-,.. -
Ma. a.. h.', .,.,,s.a c.,.s u..,.,.. a. n.
.,hl,. n. l,aw, .,,.. J,h,, o,.;... 49,,
Thom.. J.g.,.on ira. ,,..-.., :. :.
m..,.,.,,... ~ ,.o,a r.,,,.h -, -. -,
p.,n,,,i..,,.,,, 81 a,..,s.., .,.,.-.,, w-
.o,,,,.,a n. ,..,,,,- 81 :.
In the land Who d.,i,,. a \. .o,.,ds,.a ,..,-,o,
\, m. An. ,.,s mari, AZ ,o,,. $3.50, :. ~. -.
AZ s,.,v,,, Rs,,,s,..,,.'. ~, :. ~. -. -
bein, ipoa.,s,vs A n. o,,,.,..,. w,,s a..
swc.n nj nm. ..,,.,.. 4, .,..,,,..... a.. .,..--
and growth Of The provr...,v. e.,.. ,h., ~. Az.
tated tho National noii.v n, ,w.,,v ,..,. c..,.
the Confederation In I;,s "a the ,,...,t. and
shows tina, our enlarged and enlightened freedom
National and individual \, tbs rich f,u,, ,h., NOS
BLOSSOMS on the thorny stem Of time. II era.
taiirc. the vast Of b;..n ,ho.,h,
and courage into ma lima mn ian IN n. a,.nn,.,
or debated, but To be rcsovn,red NJ. Twin, v,,.,
realities 10 DO executed In GOOD faith. ,h,, all
classes of our citizens and ail sec,;on. of nm, Ia.
loved land may rejoice together In our pre.en, and
future prosperity. LISA firm and air.c,;on.,c in.
yitatiop 10 an 70 turn from the fra,l.., h,ooa,,,
over the dead Issues Of the mast and az, our fass.
our thoughts and our untold energies to the dc.
velspmcnt Of the mighty pos.ibili,ie, tha. arr In
store for the American peopl.. lie, n. hon, mi.
limitation win be embraced. tina, the unrsv,a,.J
resources Of the Repub,ie NAV he avak,nsd f,om
thai, .,umbc,. AMI d;,.., a.. o,,w.., - :,
events tina, shall make |, the marve, Of fu,u,,
generations. L, l. wiihou, flourish or rli,,., "a,
graceful. sharp and manly. "Tbe ,.n,om,.r or
the Nation and i,s laws should be no longer n .ub.
ject Of debate" 4. n eom,le,e crv.,a,;,,,,o, ~,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-12

S-Railroad affairs took very singular turn
this week, putting an entirely new face upon mat
tiers relating 10 tho Baltimore and Ohio, which
company, IL was said. and generally believed, had
purchased controlling interest In the Philadsl-
phis, wilmingsos and Ia timors road. This
week, however. IL transpirss that the Psnnsyiva-
mia railroad company has clipped In ahead Of the
d. o. and has really secured controlling In.
terest In the p. W. a u. road. This leaves the
d. 0. In more unenviable position than u has
ever been before.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-12

JnS-And now comes the startling "a announce
msns that Gov. Hamilton intends 10 personally
examine the registration books-of baltimore eisy,
NO suppose. Docs he do this TO advance his own
political INTEREST," or 10 he DESTROYS Of giving the
Republicans Of Maryland fair show at the ballot
boxs II he can give us honest aud competent
registration officers and . clean regissrasion he
will have accomplished something which will on
title him 10 the thanks Of every honest man In the
State
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-12
J. s. RICHARDSON, Auetionesr.
THIRST COOPERATIVE
Il AUCTION SALE
UNDER THE UsPICEs OF THE DEER
CREEK FARMERS CLUB.

The Pirst ssmi. Annual Cooperative Auction
Sale under the auspices Of the Deer Creek Farm
srs' Club Of Hartford county, Nd. will begin at
the FAIR GROUNDS, BEL AIR,
on Wedsesdsy, March SOFA, 1881,
At 1o3 o'clock A. NJ, continuing until all tho ar
ticlcs are sold.
The sale will consist Of
VALUABLE YOUNG DRIVING q
AND SADDLE HORSES, Stall In
LIONS AND BROOD MARES, NN
FINE COLTS Of Msrshai Nsy, Plutus, Shorshsm
Black Hawk, Harry Arlington and other approx
Kx LOT OF FINE
kEdisfEREp sHoRT-H0RN
AND JRRsRY CATTLE. IN
including number Of nne young BuLLSf33m
Ind HELPERS . lot Of HIGH GRADE SHORT.
HORN HELPERS, several Yoke Of good WELL.
- PURE.BRED BERKSHIRE
6ka many Of them registered animals
FULL-BkED s0UTHD0wN, E
c0Tsw0LD q GRADE SHEEP, ~
including several ane young Bucks; .0
~ CHOICE POULTRY,
consisting s.s :. . Dc :s "a 1: :s:; .'''
FIELD SEEDS OF VARIOUS KINDS, ,os..A.
o. with D variety Of AGRICULTURAL fMPLR-
MENTs, consisting Of Rsapsrs and Mewsrs,
Wheat and Corn Drills, Chilled and other Flows,
Hay Rakss, Garden Drills, Farm Wagons, new
and secondhand. and many other Farming I'm
plements and Utensils.
TERMS OF sALE.-Sums Of $40 aud under,
Cash; on sums over that amount for an article OF
articles belonging 10 one owner, credit Of mos.
win be given on note bearing interest from The
asy Of sale, With approved security. A discount
Of three per cent. for cash, whenever the pureha-
80 q entitled 10 credit.
The above terms may be varied hy direction Of
the owners % sseck, &s., % which notice will be
given By the aactioneer when the articles ara Of.
Tered Coz saIe,
NB-Psrsops Who may wish TO take advantage
q this opportunity 20 dispose 81 surplus stock,
a., viiiPlssse notify any member Of The CON-
miitee.
~ Assislss Zoe ssls Vim 10 ssssiysa ., .hs
RaIr 0rounds % Taesdsy, March roth, and on
the morning q he sale BY The Secretary. HAR-
4 COMMITTEE,
JAMES LEE, Churchvilis, Harfsrd CO., IA.
JOHNS u. yANEEf, ohnrshvIlie,
John MQQhEa, Bel Air, NJ. -. -,
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FIRsr Disra,cy. Msreh 5th. Issl

FIRST DISTRICT, March 5th, 1881.
Messrs. Losyssekev bros. .--Belisvine you % Be
fAir-mindsd aud honorable gentlemen, ai.sys vili.
Ing and ready 70 give both sdss Of every question
space In your valuable paper, write 70 drop .
few words IN favor Of our worthy School Commits
siopsrs. The present management Of our schools
10 much bettsr'in many ways THAI the preceding
one. ! shall mention one. u was the old rule
that permits for free pupils should b iignsd b.
two Of tho three Trustees every term. This was
very great hardship 70 many Of the parents and
particularly the poor widowed mothers whs often
bad 10 lose their precious time from sewing for .
living, hunting up two Of the Trustees for their
signatures. Now, thanks 10 the present School
Board, these signatures have 10 be procured only
once year, aud ell who are TOO poor 10 nav for
the use Of books for their children are not con.
PEELED, under the present school management, 10
make their poverty and destitution known four
times year - formerly. This Kind consldsra-
ton for parents unable 10 pay will shower bless
inss on the heads Of the present School Commits
sionsrs. a.