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City lsill Posters.
Carson 4 HenseI, city bill posters and dis
tributors Office INrELLIaENcER building, No. g
South Queen street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Prevent weakness ana degeneration of the
kidneys and urinary organs-Malt Bittere.
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iY27-tsld&W

A TTENTlON FRlENDSHlP.-ASPEl;
n meeting of the company will be held this
evening to take action on the death of our late
president, John 8. Gable.
ltd JACOB REESE, sec'y.
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DEATHS,

JAMES p. MARSH, of Salisbury township,
subject to Democratic rules. auR3-tfd&w
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Grain and Pr0vlslon Quotations.
One O'Clock quotations Of grain and prOvis
ions, furnished by s. X. Yundt, Broker, lS1!
East King street.
CHICAGO. Aug. III
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F1WE PLACE FOR GOOD COFFEES,
i Fresh Sugars, Pure Syrmps Best Teas, ut
a. Il. RINGWALT'S
Old Wine and Liquor Store,
fell4-lYd No. 26 West King Street.
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ADAM s. DIETRICH, of Manor township
Subject to the decision of the Democratic
county convention.
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For County Auditor:
JOHN S. BROWN, OF Drumore township.
Subject to Democratic rules. me7-dGwtp
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Noon Quotations OF tho Grain Market
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SHERMAN'S SCHEME.

The Ex-Secrctary Who Advised
Hayes to Veto the Democratic 8
Per Cent. Funding Bill Now In-
PRODUCES One Himself.
WASHINGTON. December 6.-The fol-
lowing is the fpll text OF the bill:
Be IL enacted, DC SECTION / That
the Secretary Of the Treasury is hereby
authorized to receive at the Treasury
and at the Office of any Assistant Treas
urer OF the United States lawful money
OF the United States to the amount OF
$50 or any multiple 'of that sum, and TO
issue in exchange therefore an equal
amount OF registered or coupon bonds
Of the United States Of the denomina-
tions of $50, 800, $500. $1,000 and
$4,000. OF such form as he may pre-
scribe, bearing interest at the rate OF 3
per cent per annurn, PAYABLE quarterly
or semi annually at the Treasury OF the
United States Such bonds shall he
exempt from all taxation by or under
State authority and he payable at Il G
pleasure Of the United States after jar
uarv l, 1887, the order of their pay ment
to be determined by law, or, in the ah
sencs of such legislation, ny rules and
regulations to he presc-ihed by the. Sec
retsry OF the Treasury. The money de-
posted under this act shall be promptly
applied solely 10 the redemption of tn
bonds of the UnHel States bearing 81
per cent. interest, and the aggregate
amount of deposits under this act shal
not exceed the sum of 100000 900.
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BERLIN, Dec. 1.-THE Emperor VII
liam, when receiving the President and
Vice President of the Relchstag vesteI-
day, eupba'ically declared tha, bis mes-
sage, read at the opening of the Reich
stag, was the fullest expression Of his
innermost convictions as to the welfare
Of the patton. The Kreuz Zeitung says
At At the he reception, the Emperor remarked
that /, was the duly of all desirous oil
ura supporting Ing the the nonarohieal p,lnoi!ls to
pursue the ends indicated in the iml'e
rial message. Prince Bismarck, reply
inc to an address from the z itz Patri-
-,,lc Society, Expressing approval OF bic
oolicv, said: Il firmly b lieye in the ul.
innate victory in the plans have put
Onward. / have little hope myself OF
seeing tue success OF the proposed re
ortusn
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CLUB AGENTS FOR
The Spirit Of Democracy

AAdsms-J. W: Ward, John Forker
ami b T. Mellot'.
Benton-G S. Algeo, W. c Pool anf,
George Ring.
Bethel-John. Camden W. $. West,
A. j. Mackev and W p Morrison.
FIankIin-Edward Okey, J z. Mira
Gle and John Williams.
Green-W. L. Norris, J A briggs
J. B. Drum, John Clegg, Jr., and Jacot
Aff0lder, Sr. -
Jacksou-N. D. Garden, William Ha
thorn, P Russell and NJ Merckle.
Lee-J. NJ Goodwin and JAS Ander
sor.
Malaga-Samuel Groux and James
Armstrong
Ohio-C. Cehrs, j. +. Thoenen and
lT.G. Allen. Eq
perrv-F.M. Amos, Thos Twinem
Ia L. Morgan and Jacob Utsinger.
:. Salem-R. L. Cain, j. W. McKimmie
/ w T. Hurd, ESQ AMI MIN Martin.
Seneca-C. L K'oning, Codkson Car
pAnter. C L.Eherlec. jonathan Lieuellen
Esq, Harvey Carpenter and b. F, Ho
wiler. fa5 REs - - $50
/ Summit-Alex. Buchanan, Wm. John
son, Fred Gel,iDacher, Peter Ulrich ant
John Bach. I I 4 fssEA
| Sunshurv-Jesse Keyser, John Jeffer
/ DR.. B. Dennie, Christian Lude, Esq, ant
Mrs. L;de GRAY.
Swiizerland-J. Rugsegger and F. J
Ze-iger.
Washinetnn-G. q. Doueherty, Johr
A. Watson, L. o. Okey, A. Massie anc
o. F. Flint, ESQ q rrIFHFFEt,
Wayne-Daniel BAker anil S. Farms
] worth.
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n. Y. Herald, 9th inst.
The Guiteau Trial,

The taking of expert testimony to es-
tablish the insanity of Guileau was be-
gun by the defence yesterday and col :
tinued through the day. At the very
outset Guiteau broke in with the an
nouncement that he wanted the experts
to say whether, when man claims
that he is compelled to do an illegal act
from power beyond him which he can
not control, where his moral agency is
dominsled, that is sanity or insaniiy :"
The FIRST witness was DR.. James G.
Kiernan, of Chicago, who had no doubt
Iof Guiteau's insanity When he spoke
of an inequality in The two sides of the
head as an evidence of hereditary insan-
! ity, Guitesu exclaimed. ''That hits my
case exactly One side OF my head is
larger thaa the other" DR.. Kiernan
was subjected to searching cross-ex-
animation, and was followed by Dts
/ Nichols, of the New York Blooming
dale Asylum Golding. OF Washington
Mcbride, OF the Asylum at Milwaukee
Folsom and Fisher, of Boston, ant
Charming. of Brookline, Mass all o
whom held to the opinion that Guiteal
was insaps on the I'd Of July.
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Clarington Items,

The oyster supper at the Town Hall,
Clarinston, last Friday evening, for the
benefit of the Literary society, was q
success iu every particular.
Clarington LodgeF A. NJ. elected the
following officers at their last stated
meeting: W. T. Hurd, W. M; F
Crimes, S. W : r Ksmpher,s J. W. :. E.
Engeman, L D; N. Schutty; J. D.:
Jacob Roemer, Treasurer and W. W.
Messerley, Secretary.
The Clarington fonrirg mill made Q
large shipment OF -four this week. Jno
Spidle & Co., of Wheeling, were the
The Clarington Literary Society in
stalled The following fficers. ut thei
last meeting: John H. Roemer, Presi
dent; Miss Matte Tilford, Vice Presi
dent; Frank Tyler, Secretary and j
Hnwaenschilt. Treasurer,
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ADMINIsrRAToa.s SALE
~ - Eis!aSEgsf
George s. Algso. Admipistrateri Z
.t.-A -AtS vs. sIttrsiissE
81 Elisabeth Stewart. slq9s{sY.,

ny virtue Of an order Of sale issued by Ne
n Pro, ate Court of Monroe County Ohio,
aud to me directed, I will aifer for fssaisiat
public auction, on the premises, onyssisz
Saturday The 3lst day of Eecenberiassl,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock .. na. snd
o'clock p. M of said day. the following de-
scribed real estate, being the dover essste of
Elisabeth Stewart, to wit: s'Hf4h
The northeast quarter OF the northwest
quarter Of the southwest quarter, also, all
that part Of the northeast quarter Of tho
southwest quarter lying north Of the creek;
also. part OF tho northeast quarter OF the
southwest quarter. beginning for the ssDs
at the southwest eerner OF ssid lot; thsncs
running moth thirty rods; thence east sisty
rods; thence south thirty rods: theuos vsst
sixty rods to the place Of beginning, ccntain-
ing in all the above described premises thirty
four and seventy i've hundredth acres, be
the sams more or less, and being ID sessiez
three, township three and range I've.
Said property SO ordered to be Sold fs sp
i praised at S45u, and may sell for I've. skird
lof said apprsisemsnt. TeYms ef sale, sasl
before confirmation.
- GEORGE 8. ALGRo.
iAdministrator, de bonis non, Of the estate o
BAIL Stewsrt, deceased.
nov29, ,'slWs.
| HvKYEs 4 NLIEcBy, Atty's '3-t9oN
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The Singer Manufacturing Company


E-Ea sssts vs. sss-Ssy q f:agg
!. ,,.. william Piatt ct al e.
ny virtue of, q certain order Of sale is-
Hsned from the court Of common pleas with
in and for the county OF Monroe, and State OF
Ohio. in case pending in said court between
ths above named parties, and to me directed,
1 will offer for sale at public suction ut the
east doc, Of the court house in Woodsheld. ON
Saturday, the7th day of Jansary, 1889.
betvesn the hours OF ~ O'Clock Am. and .
O'Clock D. m. of sai day, the following de-
soribed real estate situate in Monroe connty
Ohio, to wit: :.
F,Rsr TaAcr--The south half of the south
west quarter Of the southeast quarter Of
section thirteen. township four Of range hve.
> StooSo TRAcr--Ths north half OF the
southwest quarter, OF the southeast quarter
Of section thirteen. township four OF range
Eve. y, s,-se
TsrRo TRAcr-Ths southeast quarter CT tbs
southwest quarter Of section thirtsen, town.
ship four Of range Eve, subject to the )ifs
estate Of Mary Twaddle in thirty sve acre.
of saii third described tract
Said property 80 ordered to DO sold Is ap
praised,
II First tract at $27S.
H. Second tract a, 290.
~ Third tract at $50.
Third tract ssubivot TO the life estate
Mary 5Twaddle in S5yacres thereof
and may sell for two thirds Of said apprais'
ment. Terms of sale, cash before confirms
ton. .aak@ Ia r 49,
j, IS 2 assz tss i.sg WIN. RBAD.
: dec6, ,'8lw5.se Mgpg Sheriff M. c. o.
HvrrEa q MALtoRy, AttY's. y 8.
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eF The following recipe from med
ical exchange claims to effect sucir won
ders and is so easily tried that our read
ers will no doubt be glad to read it in
these diphtheriatic times "Oniopsi are
an untailing cure for diphtheria. They
must be placed in baudase in q baf
state, and then beaten into a pulp ra"
the cloth containing them, juice and all
bound around the throat aqd well NJ
q yer the ears In cases noted the re-
suit has been most magical, deadly pail
yielding in short tine to sleepy com
tfotttif 11z asF ,-ce'
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The Pennsylvania Company sends 6
Christmas and New Year greeting to Its
many patrons aud the general public
with the information that cheap excdi-
sion tickets will he sold from and 10 all
atoms ON its railways, December 23d
24lh and 25th, and December 30 b and
3lst, 1881, and January lst, 1882. good
to return until January 81, 1882, iDclu.
sive. For time tables and Information
cali on or address any agent of the
Pennsylvania Companv's Lines.
This will be an excellent opportunity
to spend The Christmas Holidays will
rela ives and friends in adjoining towns
or to visit principal places of interest
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1V- The laees. market quotations Ii
Wheeling are as follows:
During the past week the general tone
of trade has been very steady, and ir
most departments there has been nc
change in prices.
Grain-Good high mixed shelled corr
Is quoted at 60a65c. Rye also dull. wes
tern l GOAL 05; No. l State at 1a2t
more Barley is qnnted at l l5al II
for No. 2 Chicago Oats As SOC
Fiour-Tbe market is very firm and {
O.. cd business is being done. We qlot'
4 Ol24 so for snper fine;7 00a7 SO; iol
best winter wheat, and patents s 30
Rye 6 00a6 25. 4al Fl
Cheese-Is quoted at l2a12lc for prime
Ohio, and l3tal5 for New York
Swei'zer 15al7c, according to quality
Limburger 12c. He
Fruits-Apples prime large stock il
good demand at 2 50a3 so per barrel
small and inferior l GOAL So Cranber
ries, 2. 75a3 90 per crale
| Dried Fruits-The market is very
steady. We quote Appl+s at o.
tor sliced and 7aSc for quarters Ptach
es, halves. 9ts10c; peeled l7alSc,
Eggs-Receipts are light; deman'
good at 2Sa30c per dozen
Poultry-Chickens q good supply il
market; 35a40c per pair.
Butter-Receipts falling off; deman'
better Fresh roll 2S,3Oc; creamer,
40a43c. common 12ll4c
Hsy-No. baled hay commando
IA 00a15 90 Yesterday. Loose On wag
on brought III 00s12 90
Feathers-Live geese firm at 60a65c
50s55c for mixed
Tallow-Market steady country 6ta7
per pound; city 7a73c.
Vinegar-Dnube strength wine win
egar, 25a30c: standard, 1ls13c; l0s11
for country stock; wine vinegar Soc
Seeds-The price has fallen on a
brands; timothy 2 90a3 90 per bushe
and clover ats 00a5 so for email an
6 90 for large.
Wool-S,iIl rem aims rather quiet an
prices are unchanged at 40.
Gipseng-rhe season is about owe
and dealers do not care to carry much
81 rs is the price paid at preseui.
Beans-Receipts come in slowly an
demand steady: prime nsvies 25aS sc
do medium 3 %; butter do 3 25a3 4(
red kidney 1873 90; red pink q
3 0G; limas SA10c. There is risiu
tendency. n ".
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LEGAL NOTICE.

D
A DAM MATT, Who resides in the city Of
A Pittsburgh, in the State of Peunsylva.
MIA. will take notice that Louis Hoefisr, Ad.
ministrator, with the viii annexed OF the
estate cf Henry aais, deceased, on the
day of November. 1851. fled his petition In
the Probate Court Of Monroe county, Ohio,
against Catharine Mats and others, alleging
that the personal estate Of said dece lent is
insufficient 10 pay his debts and the charges
OF administering his estate. and that he died
seized Of the following described real estate
situ .ts iu said county, to wit:
2 Being the middle part of tho southwest
uuartsr Of section seventeen, township four'
range nvs, ooptaining twenty acres.
THIS prayer Of said petition is for the as
sipnment Of the interest of said Cathar'ne
Mas In said premises, under the will OF said
dscsdent and for sale Of said twenty acres
Of land. subject to said interest, for the
p.ymept OF ths ti,is debts and charges aforesaid.
The said Adam Mats will further take no
tioe that he has been made . party defend.
ant to said petition. and that he Is required
to answer the same on or before the 4'n DAY
of February, 1882: ,n,
see - egs.s Administrator As aforesaid.
nov2s '8lt7s 7stt4 SSs -. SO
DAVID Oxsr Atty. -''ss
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RoAps,-The following action on
roads was taken by The Commissioners
at their session last week:
Ordered view on road alteration
in Malaga township, pe,ilioned for by
F. Mellott and others B. M. Loper,
Hughes Mann and Frank j. Stout were
appointed Viewers, to meet at East Je-
rusalem, on Tuesday, the 7th OF Feb
ruary. 1882. ~. -, --,s- .-
j. w. Warner, a. 6 Hughes and o
S. Sloan were appointed viewers on a
road alteration in Franklin and Seneca
townships, petitioned for by WIN Kent
and others Viewers and Surveyor to
meet at Miles Malletts on December
E,27th.
The petition of J. Stimpert and others
for the vacation of part OF 8. county
road in Center township, was consider
ed and the prayer of the petition grant
; ed. sS'
J A supply road in Adams township
tpetilioned for nv f. HeadIey and other,
was. ordered 10 be established publ,
highway, and the Trustees OF Adam'
township were directed to open sale
road according 10 law. s5 r.,...
A supply road in Adams township
tpetilioped for by J L, Brock and others
: was ordered to he opened by the Trus
tees of Adams township. ..s ~
The petition of 7. NJ. Crimes ant
others for the establishment of coun
ltr road was considered and the road.or
dered established, Damages were al
lowed as follows: Jas. & FL. Dougher
nv $50: Margaret Gray $40: Mary A
] Bates So - - f1
Fred. Mellott, A C. Hutchinson an
tDaVid Steward we're appointed viewer
: ION road alteration in Malaga town
snip, peti,ioned tor by T. j. Griffith ar
!, others, TO meet at Adair Station, B.
' s. ". Railroad, m Tuesday, Deeembe
y Goth at 10 o'clock A. NJ. ~
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REINDEER VS.. LOCOMOTIVES.
Kris-Kingle Discards the Former
and Adopts the Latter-.POetry .
Utalized to POpularize.

The Pennsylvania Company has Is
sued an advertisement announcing
Christmas excursions between all sta
tions on it's vast system of railways.
The hand.bilI is embellished with win
ter scene in the foreground ofwhich ap-
pears a conspic' Gus figure OF Santa Claus
standing in a sleigh attached to aiocn-
motive, which he is driving, and under
which is this legend "Old Kris.Kingie
has adopted modern locomotlon and
takes the Fort Wayne Route" Apropos
of this effort to disp'l the fondly cher.
ished but old fogy notion that reindeer
continue to surpass in speed the steel
track Hyers on the .'shortest routes " A
popular rhyme has been paraphFased as
follows: E .H[lsE ~ 80
He was Jolly and merry through all his work
The stockings filled, he turned with q jerk,
And laying his finger aside of his nose.
And giving nod up the chimney he rose.
He sprang to his sleigh, to his deers gave 9
| whistle,
And away they all few like the down of the
| thistle;
| But heard him exclaim ere he drove out o
! sight,
"a Merry Christmas to, All. to. all Good
Night" -.
Then raising his voice he cried with shout
whenever you travel take the FORT WAYNE
| RoUTET
The Pennsylvania Company always
takes the lead in catering to the wants
NJ tho travelling pnhlic. and the HOLIDAY
Excursions will undoubtedly be liberally
palronized. Excursion tickets will b
sold 10 and from all stations on Decem
her 23d, 24th and 25th, and Decembal
3O,h and 3lst. 1881, and Janusry Is
1882. All tickets good for return pas
sage until January 81, 1882 Apply tt
Agents for ttme tables, tickets and gen
eral Information.
|
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DIED. -On the 25th of November, in
Swiiz 'rlard township, Mrs. CATHARlNE
MEEKEe, aged SO years, | month and "a
days.
Wien the evening of life shall close in oui
way,
And our days here below are nigh past,
And our locks in the winter OF years have
grown gray.
And we soon shall be called to our rest,
We may look upon life as race that is run,
And know we've obtained the prize.
And with patience await till the message shall
come,
Which shall call us away TO the skies.
~ EA MARY g. MEEKER.
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Holiday Goods.

PIT King ia dailv receiving large
invoices OF Special Novelties tor the
holiday trade. Attractive goods at 10"
prices ia the rule at the popular One
Price House Of p. T King, ll9 Dc III
Belmont street, Bellsire. Ohio
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The Spirit Of Democracy
JANUARY LIST, 1883,
FOR $l.5O.

& Clubs of Z subscribers $40 so and l
Copy free to Club Agent
Let our friends throughout the COM
ty take advantage of this offer, and
make up Clubs AZ. e 41~cs sefT
y Nes,lv l3 months for 81 &c. a@Se
A list oil our Clnbl Agents will be
found elsewhere 10 this paper
H. r. WEST, Publisher.
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GEThe services of Prof. G.. & Ros-
SETTER, of Marietta College, and Prof.
3 B MARSH, of NJ, Vernon. are pro-
cured for the Institute, commencing
December a6h, 1881. The eminent
ability of these Instructors is well known
| The announcement OF their names should
he sufficient 10 call forth the masses o
the teachers of Monroe at the appointed
/ time.
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The views OF this Government in re-
gard to the rights of naturalized citizens
have been transmitted to the Spanish
Government by Secretary Blaine. He
takes the ground that this Government
can never reeoeniz the right Of any
other Governments, question the status
Of its naturslized citizens. Is g4g-s
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~Rsy. EpsoN EpMoND,, OF Kings

E Rev. EDsoN EpMoND1, of Kings
vile, Ohio, who has heen assisting his
brother. Rev. E p. EDHoND', in the
protracted services at the NJ. =. Church.
left for home last Friday morning, he
is very pleasant gentleman ana an able
preacher, and made many friends while
here
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iqs eF Blankets. Flannels, Comforts,
Quilts. Bed Spreads, Table Linens, Ta--
bile Napkins, Tides, Toilet Mats, etc,
az extraordinary low prices at P. I.
Kings. ll9 & l2l Belmont street, Bell.
ARE. Ohio. -5z d 80
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EF Call at The SPIRIT Office for job
printing from visiting card up to full
sheet poster Letter heads, busin ess
card on envelopes, statements and bill
heads printed on short notice.
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TN. D. GARDEN, Commissioner
JAMES ANDERSON Coroner; CHRISTIAN
LUBE, Sheriff; R K. WALTON, Probate
Judge, and JACOB 0RuM, Intirmary Di-
rector, liled their bonds, which were ac-
cep,edsand ordered fled with the CnuD-
ty T.easurc. on the 9th inst.
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MARRIED On November. 18th, by j.
It CuLvERHoUsE, Esq, of Green town
ship. Miss MATILDA HIckeEBoTroN to
Mr.. JOHN W. Sorra
On Nov. Path, BY Rev c BuRGHARDT,
Miss Mark Ksopp to Mr.. JoHN Far.
NV
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{ vWe take the following from til

4 EyWe take the following from the
Darlington Independent, December 9th
Mr. n D. Garden, of Jackson town
ship entered upon his duty as County
Commissioner this week Mr. Garden
will make good and trusty officer.
II hegins to look like we we're going
to hav.' railroad on both sides OF the
river bel.,re long. The surveyors are
busily engaged in taking a new survey
ON the w. pa side, and it is claimed
chat quite a number of rights OF way
have been secured
The Spirit informs US that Prof. j.
A. Watson has been appointed one of
the school examiners of MCuroe county
vice W F. Wire resigned The appoint
ment is a good one. Mr.. Watson is one
of the foremost teachers of the County,
ripe scholar, ,'and professional teacf'
er, OF good moral habits
The railroad meeting held here had
the appearance of success. General
Warner was present and most of the
leading business men of town. There
was quite number doubled their SUBJ
scription and others said that they would
do their part. The road will be located
on Market Street without doubt. LIE,
the committee be up and doing.
We learn from. the Spirit that David
Lenlz's term of office as Commissioner
expires this week. Mr.. Lentz has filled
this important position in the County
for six consecutive years, with distin
guisbed ability, and honor to himself
and bis many friends He has been un
finching in what he conceived to he hi'
duty, whether commended or condemn
ed by his constituents or opponents
which we regard as one of the most es
sentisl characters of public official
There are hut few men who have step.
ped down aud ont with better record
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