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TEMPLE tories.
News Fresh and Good From That Active
Little Neighborburg of Waco's.

TtMpLF, November j.-The "Jol-
htirs' combination delighted our
theatre going people at Gooch \ kclly's
opera house Inst evening, and Tor fun
nud merrlmcnt, they emit be beat
Messrs W. G.. McCutrhem aud W. y.
Mcfarland OF the Bolton bar. passed
down the Santa l'o ths morning, having
in charge the remuins of the late Judge
L.. /. Williams, which they were con
veying to the former home Ut the de-
ceased, ut Brownsville, Yrunessce.
Judge William WAS openly shot down
on the streets NJ Bolton, by ono Eckrls,
who iuua an lee cream aud oyster purlur.
our wuior works company Ia ut "a
stand stil Wishing some time siuco
to bore some tcst wells, TO see where
the most abundant supply Of water could
Ice found, the committee representing
the company Approached Mr.. Bruner
and asked the privilege of digging ON
hls land, ut the same time luluiring
his terms Of sulc IN ease water WGs
found. lie gave them every means Of
encouragement TO 20 ahead aud assured
them tina. ms enterprise and public
spirlteduess had never been questioned.
The committee Proceeded with tue
work at considerable cost and found "a
lllA'HN premium NNIlIAN VI ~ hA'AF hNA'i
which, cnliug Bruucr in to perfect the
transfer Of the land, ho madc Ina pretty
/ Ii tie speech to tho committee Chenille
| men ii hold the hnlnuce " power.
Intrinslcnlly thia lnnd ia worth but
II nominal sum, but il it IL to be
gold niue, or copper mine,
ar water mine, it * worth to mo
$4,000 per acre, aud 1t will take every cent
ni thnt amount 10 get an aero OF it 1t Is
useless to AID that this address was re-
ocivcd In disgust, and the committee viii
now turn their attention 10 pastures new
ana hylls that are green.
Mr. j. l.. line AMI Mis- llh Denny,
prominent In Bctun society circles, and
well known IN Waco, were married to-day
Mt noon and passed up on the Nj ssuuri
l'ncihc ON an extended bridal tour through
/ the northern and eastern cities.
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GENERAL. TELEGRAMS,
MARY CHURCHILL RETURNS
HOME.
Daring Train Robbery Steamer
Lost Outrageous Conduct of a
PoliCeman-Bo Counter
felters 0verhauled.
OTHER NEWS ITEMS or INTEREST
rnr rlNlsl rnl1cr AnMN.


Nrw YORK., November 5.-Pulccuau
William Couruy saturday night brought
into the i'wcutyiirst .lrcct precinct sta
tlun house q prisoner, Peter keenan,, "a
furniture mover, 20 wears old. kc.uau's
h ad was covered with blood flowing
from cuts caused 10y tin pulicrmms
club. In hi ablumnu was IL bullet
wound. Keenan, was removed tn the
hospital and died soon att r.. Police
man Cuuroy states he arrested kccuuu
for byrnL drunk and dis,iderly; tnnt
the moh ns,uultcd him aud IN self
defense obliged him to usr his club aud
revolver Couruy was placed und ar
rost. From Information obtained 10y
de ectiyes aud the statements OF wi
nesses at the coroner S preliminary eN-
animation 1t appears that Policeman
Cuuroy had been drinking heavily; thai
IN a liquor saloon, i22 T. vt thirty .sixth
street, lie assaulted sew raj PERSONS
without cause aud finally attacked
keenan,, who was standing near the htr
interfering neither with the polio man
or HuNb dy else. After sheolug Inn
without Warning he dragged him from
the saloon and cuhbed hun long after
be became unconscious. Conr y made
several coutrndic DRY statements about
the mnttrE
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Mention Of the riot raised by Bette
Donruhue, did not include the amusing
portion Of the story. Bette was hned
by Justice Davis, and as she is "a regular
uatron Of courts, her credit IN fines was
good As usual the justice permitted
her TO 90 III to collect tue amount and
10 his surpr AZ she did not return ou
time. as she is wont to d.. Acc ord
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a western paper says that "hy this
time all down casters have got their
houses banked upaud have laid In n supply
ui ,Iohusou's An0dync Inimcut.' II
would boa wise thing tor people hcrr-
nbnuta TO mv In the hnodvne. II Is the
most valuable linimcnt IN thc world.
ll.t.1y
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GALVESTON.


GALyr,ros, November 5.-The city
council tom lit appointed COMMITTEES
of five aldermen aud fye cltlaenn to cor
re.pund with Captain Eads aud Obtain
the terms of hi services 10 secure tue
drpth Of twenty tet u wuler ou Gal
weston bar,
Kepr, gcutatiyes in the legislature
were iustructe to Introduce the linlaE
uroro.itiun allowing lhc city To iS,ne
sGluOU -chool bonds, to bo taken by the
siate board Of education.
The new city railway was granted the
right Of way ON condition tuat 1t IS not
to be- consolidated with any other com'
uany except b. q vote d the people, he
rTreusrs of such balotlug to be at the
EXPENSE Of the riilWay
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New Goods Just Received.

Imported Sliced Pine Apples.
Maple Sugar in Bricks.
lmprotod Italian Macaroni.
Imported French Vermacilli
Green Ginger Preserves.
Plum Pudding in cans.
All guaranteed best quality and
bottom prices.
JOHN +. MARSHALL.
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The HcsI

11e choicest uud best cigars In the city
are to he had at Castles. Morrison N Co.,
corner Fourth and Austin streets,
-l0-2O-lm
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Mr.. John IIurris, Ennis, Toya-, says:
II used Brown Iron Bitter, for 20 b ok.
en- down constitution and It built
meup" ll.G-lw.
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Nc" t,o.e Muscatel Raisins.
f'u| loose Dehesa Rsislns'
t''.. Vow Lcghcrn Citron.
, So Currents. ,,-...,
Ne% Sor Shell Almonds
GrounicIrs~teed first quality and at
boi'o" JOHN F. MARSHALL.
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Smttz In his great creation John
Il nand, in the Celebrated Case The
soldier OF Funtenoy.
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wanted

To rent, piano. Gall Mt once at No.
- South Fourth street.
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Dress goods can be bought compara-
lively cheaper than calico at Levine
Rro4
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Mr.. Drake, an OH Waco iav"rltc To-
niyht. Buy your tickets Al Ashs'
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A rush quite yesterday Tor tickets at
Ash's for aiutlL company
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smiths Bile Beans restore the appetite,
prevent dyspepsia, and cures all disor-
dcrs arising from dlsoldurrd liver. % els.
Dor hnlllN. lI-I lM
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40 humbug, hut new, fresh aud d"'ir-
able dress goo is can b. bought absu.
lutrly at half tue usual prize at Levine
Rrt4
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The Stnttl orchestra is full aul com
plctc in operatic selections tonight.
lteseryed seats at A.h's music tore.
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Mr.C. Toler Wolfe, the oldest actor In
tonight, with StuttL's company.
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Lutte Rock, November 5.-In the
the case Of the Memphis and Little
Rock Railway Company, us recognized,
Va the N,utc Board ct Railway Com.
mis- toner's, lhaucellor Carroll to-day
decided that the road WIS liable to tax
htion. Tho railroad company sought to
euj in the state from assessing the road
Tor taxation under the present law by
virtue Of certain provisions IN its chnr-
ter claiming exemption under 1t. The
chancellor held that Hs the road had
been sold under foreclosure th the
privilege Of exemption from taxation
could no pass To the purchaser without
statutory eunct ncnt. he court made Il
similar decision IN the ca,r Of the 81.
Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern
Railway. Both appealed.
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pArING rRAIx ROBBERY

INuIANAroLI-, November =. The train
on the Wabash. Pacific "a St Louis
road going east Yesterday morning was
huarded nj Dtnyillu junction by four men,
Who went through one OF the passenger
cars with drawn rcvolvcrs and obtained
about $50 from The ailrIghtcn.d
passengers. They lett the train suddenly
Just as It pulled out, and u" trace Ia.
been found OF them. The same crowd
or a similar one worked u tram On the
indianapolis, Bloomington ~ Wabash
rnnd, whlcG CONNECTS AZ DanNiil" wlth
the Wabash by the pirkpock"t process,
getting : 500 and check Tor sl,'Ol On
the ir,t Fret National bank OF Clinton
III. T.. The check and an uvcrcont aud a.
number Of pocket books were found
along side the track.
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ahd n.h depot, Old market ho1sc.
-lO-2iu }. DAREpWi Agent
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MN York, November .. Officer
Confov. whu ,urclcssly killed pctrl
keenun Saturday,, was arranged before
a coroner to-day The inquest wa
fixed for Thursday afternoon. In th'
meantime the nccus Il will remain IN
the Gus ody VI the police.
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AIIblNl Ne
WAsHlyoroS, November ID. I'auer-
Oft Davis was to-day appointed Official
reporter Of the supreme court
. TEornLE FEARED
WAsmNGtoy, November 5.-Commis.
sioner Evans to-day received au Official
lrtt,r fiom Dauy lie, Va, stating that
further troubla il feared here, Ihreai 4
have been made against revenue olliei'ls
AwILY DEFECTIVE.
EVANSVILLE. Noyembcr5.-Corner olio'
Faulkner, alias ever 70 mhuJ other mann +
has been captured IN frenchtO~n. liHr
ri,on county, Ind. lie WAS lhc chief an,
] the leading spirit OF the countrricliers %
. this district, ana lives near Frcnrhto 81
/ IN log house, built like tort H. hai
psllsu1e all around ii, and while Eau.
ner worked on the coin his wife 5tno'
guard. Immediately after the arrest O
the Plkeyille gang, Il. u. Hobbs, the DE-
tec'iye, known ne Doc licnGerson, wehi I
French town and 10 the house Of FaulS
Eer, 10 whom he told about the Taii, an
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FRAUDULENT pnMrs.

NI.w YouK, November IA draft,
purportiug to have been drawn by the
Manhattan National bank Of Evans
Vile, Iudiaua, upon the Leather Manu-
fnctnrers National bank OF tins city, Tor
$1,000, was presented to the paying
teller Of the latter bank for collection
Saturday, aud payment wa refused, IA,
Evansville banks have given notice mat
fraudulent drafts have been negotiated
I'm ana about St Louis. IT IA hrhcved
thal a considerable amount Of tins
fraudulent paper has been placed upon
tine market by ST. Louis. No ateps 80
far an vet known have been taken to
detect the guilty persons.
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PROBATE COURT PROCEEDINGs,

April Al. J Schneider was appoin.
ted Admir- OF the estate Of Frederick
Schneider, decd; bond 1000. No ap
prsisement to be made The wido
elected to take the provisions made fol
her in the Will OF the decedent.
The following accounts were heard
and disposed Of as noted:
J. Z. Culverhouse, Executor OF E.
Nc Mahon, decd; final account; receiv-
ed S3,263 90; paid out 81,23S "a; bsl.
ance ia his hands 81 2025 20
April 81. ]. r ,barts, Executor OF
the Will OF Samuel S arr. decd; frs,
, account; received Sl72.23; paid out
sl56.25; balance 10 Executors hands
els 90.
]. Affolter, Adm'r, of the estate OF C.
Fnchs. decd; first account; received
s567. .26; paid out S343 6a; balance IN
his hands 9223.61. Due creditors S476
66; expense OF distribution and report
S6 70; FINAL bsianse s2l6.Ss. The Ad
minis,rator was ordered to pay 45t per
cent Of the claims.
F. 0iehi. Admir- of the estate or N
Stalder, Jr.. decd; final account; re.
ceived 81 100; paid out 81 III 81; bal
ance In Adm'r's hands $97S13.
C. l.. K oning, Adm'r OF the estate oi
Casper Ynckev, decd; irst account re.
ceived Ss67. 40; pail out S479.5O; bal
ance in Adm'r's hands S393.90.
N. Bodehner, Admir- of the estate o
Margaret Tidd, decd final account re.
ceived $3.50; paid out $3.50 4S; balance
e100.54, in Adm'r's hands
| G. 5. Algeo, Admir- of the estate o.
B. Steward. decd; second account; re
ceived sl,799 70; paid out Sl.105.4l;
balance in Adm'r's hands S694 81.
J. W. M. Brock, Guardian of Johr
fleming, an imbeclle; final account; re
ceived in monev Sl9S.5o; note and
mortgages sl $50 face value; paid ou
s1l29S; balance in money SS5 80
notes and mortgages 81 $50, to be de
livered to the Administrator.
P. Glasser, Guardian of G NJ, Wei
send, lunatic; fourth account; receiv
ed S2.562.9l paid out S162.25; Their
are %, 900 held by the children Of sair
/ ward upon which no interest is charged
balance to be accounted for s400.66
Application was made to have the la.
Will and Testament OF John Fleming
decd, admitted to probate; hearing con
tinued to the l4'h inst.
c. Burkhart made application to b
appointed Guardian OF Mary J. Burk
hart, . minor; bond S400.
! April 6.-John Jeffers, Adm'r of tn
estate Of Isaac Moore, decd, oblaine,
an order to sell real estate at public sale
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wintp,)7 7 50a7 75; st. Louis (winterJ
50a 6 IS; fancv family white amber
and winter 6 .OOa6 %; choice family
(choice red wlDt r) 5 so 6 90 XIX FAM
lily (medium wlnter) 5 90 5 70; xxx
bakers (Minnesota) 6 25s7 SO; Xxx
bakers (Wisconsin) 5 75a6 90.
Hay and Straw-Prime tim arhyba led
ut 10 00All 90 according To q 'ality,ptr
ton; prime new loose 00.9 10.
Candles-Star, tull weight, 16c; stea-
rino, per set. l2ac; mould. pei set, 9ic.
Vinegsr-Ch"ice wine, l2c, per gal;
standard citv brands, lla13c per GAL;
country, l34l5 per gall, az TO qnality.
B ans-Choice navy, 2 rs; medium,
2 SO; Lima. 7a7ac per In.
Dried Fluifs-Apples, sliced, 8a1oc;
do quarters 7aSs; peaches halves, 6a7c,
peeled 10 15alS..
Cheese-Is quote, at 10c Tor prime
Western and l34al5 for New York.
Sweilzer 164al7c, according to quality.
LimbHrger l2c,
Seeds Timothy per bushel 2a2 15c;
clover so s for small.
Tallow-Market stealy, country 7a7fc.
beeswax 23e25c perlb.
MI GELLANE, Us.
Honev-White clover, new 23s25c in
| and 2.pound frames per pound; New
York, in irregular packages lSs20e.
Buckwheat Is Ice; strained l0al2c. &,
E,os-Stricily fresh, lSal9c; picked
l5a16c ,as...s
Butter Extra choice Ohio, 22a25o;
medium. 16aI7".. $3.50 .a:sss
Vegetables -Potatoes. S5s90c; on
ions. 2 25 per bhl. sweet potatoes. Jer-
sey, Is per bbl. ia. acis
Apples-New choice per, bhl a 00a
4 so; good, 3 50a4 90; medium 2 -00a
8 90
Rags Cotton white, per lb 24c; colt
ton. mxad. sa24c, wooled 1 10
Fea'hers-Live geese firm at 56a60c;
45ab0c for mixed - tsa 'f5be
Wool-Is still dull and weak. Tie
best grade is not quoted above 37a42c
az 1tee lig
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PROBATE NOTICE.

A CC0UNrs and vouchers have been 6led In
| n the Probate Court Of Monroe Coauty,
Ohio, by the following Kxeeutors, Admins.
traitors aud Guardians, to wit:
First aud fnal settlement account ofADavid
q. Sykes Rx'r Of the will of David sykes,
deceased. l7s
FIRST and final settle nent account Of T. g.
Allen Admir- OF the estate Of Jacob Netting,
deceased. - m
| Fourth partial settlement account Of John
Jstfsrs Admir- Of the estate Of Hannah 2.
Hutchison: deceased
Frat partial settle neut account of Israel
D. Moose, Admir- of the estate of Jacob
Moose. deceased. -
| First and knal settlement account of 2.
Ullmau, Admir- Of the estate Of James A.
Marshal deceased.
First partial settleme Mt aeconnt Of Nathan
lei Wiley, Sr., Guardian es the estate Of
Flora VI. Bishep, . minor. ss;a eta
First partial settlement account Of W. T.
Norris Guardian Of the estate OF John T.
Craig, minor.
Second partial settlement aoc ,unt Of Israel
Walter Guardian of the estate Of the minor
heirs Of George Rriess, deceased. i,is ta'is
Second partial settlement account Of John
8. Carpenter Guardian Of the estate Of John
8. Baker, minor. m
Fifth and hnal settlement account si
George sohafsr Guardian OF the estate o
William C. aud Charles C. 9utiahr, minors.
Second and final settlem ent account o
Michael Boughner Guardian Of the estate O
! Emanuel and Samuel Lands, minors.
Any person interested may hle writiel
exceptions to said accounts, or any item there
of, on or before the 7th day Of Ma,
next, when the same will be anally heard an,
continued from day to day until disposed oi
l 3. I. WALTON,
aprlo,' ,'sswS, Probate Judge, Y. c.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-04-10

EEA At the close Of the WoOdsield
High School the teachers were eaeh.ihe
recipient Of handsome presents from
-
their scholars. Prof WArseS received
two handsomely bound poems, Miss N.
e SINCLAIR Tennyson's poems, Miss
MARY ScHMiTz Tennvson's poems, Miss
MINNIE PoeesNBuRa pair OF vases, Miss
BELL SINCLAIR, gold pin. =
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1ndex to New Advertisements.
LEGAL Notes and Notions.

The Convention Il is over and every
body is glad.
Ma.tet W AsMk W EST is visitiug friends
In Pi,tsbuteh.
JAMEs wArsoN has his law Office in
BEAEDnoRE's new building.
A Salem township calf weighed lilo
pounds when one day old.
The jackson Ridge school. taught
by Orro CAssIL. closed week before last.
The NaRRIs school taught by Nc.
CLELLAHD SPR,eas. closed week before
4Ast.
The Assessors reported yesterday, the
3 inst for their blanks and instruc
tions.
Miss Masr BEARD will assist Prot's
" Arsos u BAkBEE in their summer
school
Locfs BoeER, prominen. citizen of
Pswha,sn Point. Belmont county, died
on the 81 ilinst.
YaaoR DAVIS and wife who have been
visiting friends In st. Clairsville, return
cd home last Thursday.
Mrs. NoLL and daughter, Miss Lib
left for Baresvilie on Monday morning
where they expect to reside.
Dr.. MAKrIN. the great cancer doctor.
10 at the briggs House this week. All
sdiicted should give him . call.
Miss LIs HAYDEN, Hho has been teach.
ing the Calverhouse school, came home
las. week, her school being closed.
Miss AaxEs SMITH. Who hiss been
tesching the Clsringten school. arrived
home last week, school having elosed.
ToH BEARDnoRE. Jxo ADAMS. CaAR
LEf ErrrLE, Lou. SMITH and W. +
BEARDMoRE left for the West last week
C. L. KRosrna was elected 8 member
Of xhe Board OF Education ef Calais
District hy 40 votes and ". n. CLEvE-
LAnv by sS votes.
FRANK FLINT: send Us word when and
where you intend to open the Prohihi-
ton campaign aud We shall make sr
rangements to he present.
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MONROE COUNTY.

ADAxs-Trustefs- Blsttler, L
Twinem. VIM Palmer. *W. ]. Beard,
r Clerk-Jesse B. Henth"rn Treas
urer-John Suppes. Assessor-C. Fl.
Grosdhsus. Constsbles -Georgs w
Wilbur. William Tidd, George Brscey.
All Democrats.
BFsToN Trustees Jas. McCaslin.
Issac Dye, Elias Steward. Cierk-A;
Never. Treasurer-W. c Pu"l. As
sesser-G W. Cline Constahles -Jnn.
T. Clipe, 9. Tieman.
All Democrats.
BETHEL.-Trustecs--D }. 5. Parks. Sol
omoI johnson. s. Law. r Clerk -
Gebhart. Treasurer-Samusl McVev.
Assessor Msssner. Cpnstables
Myers, - Bedenbach
GRkES.-Trustse, Joseph Cohnor
Chris. Roth. Jacob Isrhev. Cierk--J
T. Lapp Treaslret-J. E. Hurd. As.
sesso,-M. S Wood. Constables-M
D Higgins, r Bischof.
All Democrats.
JAcK.ox M Lohr, Thos.
Hyssom, A. Hoskinson. Clerk. Elias
Barker Treasurer--S. A. Keiglev -
As.essor-Wm Kirkland. Consfahles
Nick DO wen, Andrew Cox, VIM. Free.
bisch
All Democrats.
MALAaA.--Trustees--P Kremer, w.
Hines, J. r. Mann. Clerk-Alex. Haf-
destv. Treasure,--P. Wengert. Az.
SCISSOR M L Slusher. Constsbles-M,
{. SIushsr, H. Harper. sf
All Democrats. : ''''s p
OaIo -Trustees-J r Thoenen, j.
J. Muhleman, D r. ". Potts. CfeHki-
Joseph Kas,. r Treasurer s-Aa-
Aasessor-Jnhn Ruby. Constables--
SALEM.-Trustees-S,th Ward, 4.
Boughner. John B ,ettner, ~ K Smith
Clerk-H r Mahleman. .Treasu,er-
Tscoh Roemer. Assessor-E D Steen.
rod, & Constables George Trembly,
Joseph Strickling. Samuel Arm.
All Democrats, except Assessor.
SEHECA.-Trustees- McCov, 4, ,
Schofeld, C. Biedenhach. Sd T. Sears.
z. Clerk-C L. Kroning. Treasurer
&C. L. EherIe. Assessors. Nauer.--
Constables-J. n. Morris, S. L EcksI-
berry.
All Democrats.
SwrrEsRLAND.--Trustees II. W.
Strauch. J. P FsHkhauser, Felix Zngg.
Clerks. Huaacher Treasurer III. W i.
Zingg. Assessor-F J. Z.ssiger. Con
stahles-W N SIND 'ock. H Grail H.
All Democrats. except one Constahl-.
WAsHrNarox -Tfustees-Heary Dill
lon,. I. A. Way, W. T. Cline Clerk
James Eaton Tressurer-Ha anry HAT.
mon Assessor-L. D Es,on. :. Con
stahl.s-R. DorH, John Kinney.
Democrats and Greenbackers.
WAYHE.--Trustees-J r. Jackssn, j.
Dearth. J. p. Cree Clerk--L W. Will
s0n. Trassurer--Daniel Baker. Asses
sor-Jacob WilIison ConstsbiesAJa.
cob Dressler, n H Turner a..
All Democrats. ~
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MARRlED-February lat. bv Rev. G..
McDeNALD, Miss LIZZIE f. KEEsoR to
Mr.. SAMUEL D.. WISLANp.
February Goth. hv the same, Miss
MARY DIcKEY to Mr.. john L. SUMPTION.
Februsry 18th, By ALEx. BuoHANAN,
Esq, Of Summit township, Mrs. SARAH
E. MILLER to Mr. MAHLoN EDWARDS.
March .23l, bv W. L. NokRIs, E.q.,
Of Green township, Miss EMNA slime
to Mr.. PHILIP F. FIsHER
T April 5th, BY. Rev. C, ScHIxxEL, Miss
/ Rosa b. BEYDEL to Mr.. FREDERICK
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-, MoUNr RASCAL, March 81, 1888
R,psrt, ofWount Rascal School for
tso tenn ,of, FIVE months ending March
eg 1883. Sc,
No. OF pnpils enrolled: Boys2l, girls
81: total 33.
Daily aveIage-boys Is, girls Is; to-
ial 33.l. 81,
/ Average per cent Of attendance, 95.
Test OF Spelllng-boys IL, q 10 IA;
t,tsl 2S.
Fa,telsnn's Speller, 600 words, missed 81
McGuffev's 900 IL
PEI. cent OF words spelled. 954 >.
s.; missed, At.
Brother Teachers, who can excel this
- TEAcHEl.
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~A correspondent in Adam. town
chip writes that Hon. ESxEL HEADLEy
caught half doxsn sinners one day last
week, ani dropped the string in the
creek. into which he jumped 10 recover
the Aforesaid sinners. The Hon. came
oss With the H.h, bu, very vet and cold.
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We feel that we are doing the publ,

We feel that We are doing the public
favor in calling their attention par.
ticuiarly TO Hoods Sarsapsrilla. Tais
10 not patent medicine, but proprie.
tary article. possessing real cruative
properties, and its effects upon the Blood
are very positive. Spring Debility, Bill.
iousness, Dyspepsia and all t:oubies
caused by impure blood readily yield 10
this excellent medicine. We think those
who give It trial for that "out OF sorts''
feeling from which so many suffer and
which 10 peculiar to this season, will be
quite satisfied with the results. -,
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Wheeling Wholesale Market.
WHEELING. Tuesday, April

Grain-Whsat 10 this week quoted al
81 IL, and receipts have been liberal
State corn remains at 55c and oats a
45a50. Western oats on the track 81,
quoted st 60s55c. Very little re j,
offering; 1t is quoted at 70s75c.
Four-Fancy :pstenis, / pring and
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Farmers and Poultry Dealers

Farmers and Poultry Dealers
look to your interest and raise choice
fowls for they always command the
highest price and best market. I vii
offer to the public eggs from the follow
ing varieties Of Thoroughbred fowls
Plymouth Rock. Light Brahma and Sill
YER Speeklea Hamburg, Sl.00' per sell
ting of l3 eggs This is rare offer te
introduce nv fowls. In ordering state
how you wish them sent BY Express OIL
Nail. Address,
MICHAEL RUSK,
Fairpoint, Belmont Co., Ohio.
April 3. 1883, "A.