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To the Unfortunate.

rhea, elect, Structure syphilis. in all
forms, Seminal Weakness, Impotency,
night losses by dreams, pimples on the
face and lost manhood can positively be
cured. The sick and afflicted should not
fail to call upon him. The Doctor has
travelled extensively in Europe, and in
spected thoroughly The various hospitals
there, obtaining great deal of valua bic
information, which he is competent to i'm
part to those in need of lis services. DIR.
GlBbON will make no charge unless he
erect cure. Persons at distance may be
cured mt home. All communications
strictly confidential. You see no one but
the Doctor. Send ten dollars for pack
age of medicine. Persons writing to the
Doctor will please state the name OF the
Charges reasonable, Call or write. Adj
dress DIR. j. +. GIBBON, Box 1857 San
Francisco.
Nav 2Sth, 1880. Nv
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tuition which. it is hoped, will BY
that time require a more commodious
bulldin; than the chapel.
The ','fw claims that it started
the item going the rounds of the
press ~ regard TO a man being freed
10y pack Of wolves in Lewis conn
county, and that the story was thirty
years old If it did, the perpetra-
t"n a fal>ehood is nothing to bras
"boni. but :he fact is the report ori-
Sinated from correspondent Of
the L"'g'r and was published in that
journal long before the presumptous
we Of the critic al put his No. 0
on the pedal to render" 1t in an
original form.
1t. Rev. Bishop Junger ceIe-
brated high mass in St. Michael's
church. last Sunday, at 10 in the
morning, and dedicated the Sisters
academy aud convent at 3 in the af-
ternoon. The subject of discourse
in the mornln. WAS " The Objects of
the Lenten Season." and at the dedi
catory service was Education, its
Value and the Efforts of the Church
for its Advancement" The latter
was delivered in the convent chapel,
a large audience being present be-
besides the congregation.
What is popularity known as
Priests Point. mile below this
place on the east side of the inlet, is
being laid off into town lots, which
will he placed on the mail et in a
few days. The land comprises a
tract of 2G0 acres, and is owned by
the religious order known as Oblate
Fathers. The half of tie tract
fronting the bay will be plated in
lots. and the back portion in. o
blocks or suburban lots, for re-. j..
dcnce purposes. Several part, =
have already signified their inten-
ton TO invest as soon as the plat il
filed.
The Sisters OF Charity of this
place propose the erection of hos
pital building, provided a suitable
site for II can be secured. The ben
efits which such an institution will,
be to the business of the place it is
hoped will be a sufficient induce.
ment for property holders to either
denote site, or place The price so
low, as to secure this much needed
institution. At present many Pa
/ tients have to be sent to Seattle for
treatment, transferring Just that
much business to others and the ag-
gregate becomes loss of no small
magnitude as time rolls on.
Mr.. Thomas Rutledge, of Black
river, brought to town the other
day the hides Of two animals sup
posed to be mountain lions, which
he had killed Monday. They each
weighed 14O pounds, had head
somewhat like that of cat, but diff
fered so materially from the cou-
gar known in this country, as
to warrant another name. These
animals have been very destructive
Of sheep, the past few months, MIR.
II. losing over 10 head, and a neigh
Dor lost GO head, from the same
cause. He thinks there are more of
the same animals. and he intends to
follow their trail till they are all
gathered in.
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THE GREAT
ENGLISH REMEDY.

IL n never failing
III TUE Tor Nervous
sci,Illty. Exhausted
Vitality. feminsl
Weakness, spcflua.
iorrhra, ussse oae.
heed, iHpuiepey.
osssss sssssk hes. Tar
als sic and nj. the
terrible effects of
><cltAs,use. youthful
foiiie~ aud csssss~os
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f. X. GIRARD, 1872 Sutter Street. San Fran
cisco. The largest stock Of Pianos and
organs on the coast. Pacific Coast Agency
for the celebrated Wheelock Piano. Rog-
err Williams Organ. Easy insta ments-
Special contracts with Railroads and
Steamers. All instruments sold at factO-
ry prices. Address,
+. II. GIRARD,
Manufacturers Agent,
3S2 Suffer Street, San Francisco, Cal.
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VIII In sent 10 sny ene applying ~
letter, stating symyasuss. Ssh and ans
ssv@t s~crecy In regard Ia hsssiaes~ tssf ..
actions.
DIR. Minttes kidney Remedy, N0e0s
EmrtCtS. eufes all Mud. ef kiAwcy end
leuccrrh9a, For sale by III asuusisSs i
81 . bostie, Q bottlcs fos -.
pr. Mintie's uANUmoseON ptexnsn svv
the hest and cheapest Dyspepsia and bll.
iious cure In the market, fuf sais by I'll
druggist. Iety
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In Hiattircf years, such ~ isu~s ~ Msanoa
". 1.as~itnde. Noetur8ai Emission. Aver.
sion to s.ricty. pimness NJ Nisiou, Nolspe
In the Head. The vital fuid IsssinH uBptr
eases that lead to Insanity and heath.
Dm. MsNToE, Who II 4 regular phvsl.
elan graduate ~ the University ~ 1svnn.
syivapial, will sprce Ia forfeit vtvv ooa-
ds~d 1pstisss fer case ~ this Mad this
vtrAL RESTORATIVE tundef his sYe.
ctsi advice and treStnenss will ast cure
or for anything impure az ipinrioa@ f.uud
In u. DR. MfNTiE treats all private dis
eascs successfully without SnsfeuFs, tee
sstsstts~ ssss. thorough exaasinsttos
aud advise. including anslysss of urine
-. Price ~ vital mssssses - iwliIe
or four time. the quantity ses. sent 10 IN,
Address upon ,cessIs q lsses' ss =. 2. y.
name ~ desired, by.
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la g.. 4. Wt=r's NrR, lln,is 1hstr-
arSr. a guaranteed sp1c,he for lite'sf's, iissi-
mesa, tnnvulsiu,,a. f,,f, Nsfv"n= N'ufsis's,
Healarha Nervous fioniFa,ion caused ~ 'is n~s
10 aicnhi "r 'nharor. MRksfniress. Net' 's-
pru-sion. A'firnne ~ the h'e'n Fssnhtrr ~ -.
sanity ard ir,tina - .ff}. detni tfd sifs'h,
~ either snx. tusul1HtaFy ssss z, rrd fieintnt-
,-rhma rnlac4i w oyer-eEett ~ II ~ hth'n stf-
abuse or vvriadnifsHrn. in, 'ts So, 'A,ns
WI GsShsSfsE say HOxts
to ss,re any ease. With oash ofler sseeiwd w ~
Tor pix b,xo-, ncenmIsir.t "a wtih tAsn ~ ell
s"ri the iffkn-rr uaf vttft'p F,eFnntfn y. 20
fund the ,'u'ies n tho tfsHtHisft does not effect
n cure, Gaaranies.e t-3nssi puly b.
WOOOAND, llAmM = Co.,
WA @lesnis ana EsenA IrNCw3se9s
PORTLAND, omtGON-
Orders ~ mail viii resiw frsmpt attentt0ns
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Guardians Sale.

Guardians Sale.
In the Probate Court OF Thurston coun
ty, Washington Territory.
TN the matter of tho estate of Frank
l. +. Rice, u minor.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of
an order Of sale made by said Court in the
above entitled matter on the 5th day of
January, A. ID. 1884, the undersigned,
guardian Of said Frank f. Rice will on
Saturday, tho sth day Of March, 1854,
at O'clock p. NJ, at the front door of the
court house of said ThurstOn county at
Olympia, sell for cash, in the manner by
law in such cases provided. the following
described real estate, to wit:
All the right, title and interest of the
said Frank f. Rice, minor as aforesaid.
OF, in and to, Lots three (3) four a. five ~
and six 90 of block thirteen (l3) of the
lOwu of Tumwxter. Thurston County
Washington Territory.
THOMAS NJ. REED, Jr,
Guardian of the person and estate OF
Frank T.. Rice, minor.
Olympia, February s. 1884.
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New York Herald. 3oth ult.
A Scandalous Spoctacle.

The trial OF Mr. William Pi, Kellogg,
which wss began in Washington yester.
day, presents the most fcandatous spec
,acle OF oil the Star Route prosecutions
No one OF the o,ber accussd jahbers
held. any public Office or trust when Grim.
|inslly srraiensd before jury. excep,
that Dorsey vas by reason OF circum.
stances nominsIlv the Secretary OF the
National Republican Committee, and
even from this position be was ossted
st the n,st opportunity. Brady had been
turned ont OF the Pos,ofiice Department,
and Dorsey wss. no longer . member Of
the Senate.
Mr. Kellogg hes been Governor Of
Louisiana and Senator OF the United
States. He IL now q member OF Con.
eress and the head Of the Lonisianna
delegation to the Republican National
Convention. He 10 charged With openly
and knowingly accepting bribs when
he was . United States Senator. One
witness yesterday swore directly and pos.
itively to the payment OF this corruption
money, and bic testimony 10 to be cor.
roborated BY at least another witness
and by documentary evidence. The
charge 10 grave one, and the proofs Of.
tered in support Of 1t have IN ugly look.
The trial for bribery Of man holding .
high national ofiice aud an important po.
litical trust 10. to say the least, suggss.
tive commentary on our politics.
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the SCOTT LAW CASES.
The Supreme Court Decides to Take
Thorn Up Out Of Their Order. =

The Supreme Curt Tuesday granted
the motion made bv the counsel in the
Scott las csses to take them mp out al
their order, and set Tuesday, MAY n,
- the date on wlrich Arguments will b
made. The decision will probably b.
reserved until June 10 or II, when the
announcement will be made, 90 % MOI
20 interfere with the payment Of the tax.
should the Law be declared constitu.ional.
June 20 heine the limit OF the time dur.
ing which payment is to be mai ie. This
action OF the curt will give counsel an
pie time in which 20 prepare their argu.
men,s end present the case and then al
low the court nearly month Tor con.
slders.ion and the preparation OF the
opinion on their decision. Tue d,cis-
ion In these ca,es will settle the ques
,ion of the validity Of che Scott lew one
way or the other finally, ~ the petitions
in the two casss TO Ne tried viii seek to
test the Law in oil its parts. The case
from Cincinnati, that Of W. B. King y.
W. ) Cappellsr, auditor. 10 to. restrain
the auditor from issuing The notices for
the assessment, and will BE- argued by J.
W. Warrington. E.. W. Ki,tredpe and
e. n Johnson fot King. and by U ssv
J. Cosgrovs. county solicitor. and 9th.
ers for the auditor. The case from
Cleveland known ~. that OF William
Bulsman '. H. N. Whitbeck. treasurer.
10 10 test thst section Of the Law giving
. 6rst lien upon the premises In which
the liquor 10 TO he scld. and will he ar.
gued nv, II. 4. Forau aad J. p. Dowley
for Bs'zman. and G. n S:one, connt,
solicitor. for the tressursr.-Okio State
Joxrasl, Let snse.
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OBITUARY..

DIEp.-March 81, 1884. Mrs. MARTHA
WILLS, aged IS years, Simonshs and III
days.
The deceased vac member Of the M
e. Church about 30 years. Her life was
patterned after, the example Of Christ,
her Savior. She indeed loved the House
Of God, and the Bible Was her guide,
hope and consolation. She never grew
weary In learning Of its precious doc
trines.
She leaves . husband and three chill.
dren and . large circle OF devoted friends
to mourn the loss OF . devoted and low.
ing mother. She went, down into the
valley leaning on Jesus. Her mind was
clear to the last, and che repeatedly ex.
pressed herself as ready to die, and thus
sweetly hreathed her lie away.
Farewell, dear mother thou hast left rs;
Sweet may thy slumbers be;
Thou hast left Us hsre SO lonely,
In this world where Ne can't sss.
But We must not weep in ssdnsss,
For onr mother 10 happy now;
She has knelt In heartfelt gladasss,
Where the blessed angels bow.
She has gone 10 heaven before u,.
But she turns aud waves hee hand.
Pointing to the sloriss DER M,
In that happy spirit land b.
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~ On Wednesday afternoon ct BILL
MAN and GlvExs portable saw mill on
the farm Of SHEPpERp WISE near Lew
isvills. while log was being sawed.
GEoRaE -Glvess stepped up near the saw
to adjust the belt, and thoushtlessly lay
ing his leit.hsnd on the log, before he
was sware, was carried on to the sas and
very badly cut from the thick part Of the
thumb across The palm Of the hand.-
The me,acarpal bone OF little finger was
cut through and the hand very much lac
Grated Drs FAEsuHAR and WEBBER
we're called whenit was found necessary
to remove the little finger which was
dnpe at tae middle OF metacarpal bone.
After being dressed it presented much
better appearance and st this writing is
doing ~ we'll as could he expected.
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Wheeling Produce Market.
WREELIxa. Nav 3. I88

WHEELING. May 8. 1884
Butter--Prime to choice creamery 30a
$50; choic, dairy. 23A25c; common 10
fsir do. 1890; good t. prime country
roll, 23s25c; common mixed stock, ga
lOc- Good demand
Beeswax-Is qao,ea at 32-35c a. b.
Beans-Prime nsvv y bu 2 30sS 20,
marrow fat. . 40a2 80; hand picked me-
diums, 2 25a2 80. Market doing bet
ter.
Chee.e-Sales 10 . johhing wav OF
prime mild Ohip factory at 9al2&c; New
York G 'shen, I4a,T5c; Sweitzar, I3,
l5c; Limberger, 1lal5c.
E.gs-Strictlv fresh stock, fair de-
msnd at 12alsc dog
Feathers &C .n,cs, 65i70c in original
ackages, 4s5c more IN small lots.
Honey Choice white clover, l8a20c;
cheice buck wheat, 16l8c
0aions--60a7Oc - hushei
Psss- Green. l SOL so ~ bu split,
sa3is u h.
Potatoes-Near by receipts 1 IS ~
nbl Sow demsnd Sweet potatoes, =
50a2 75
Poultry-Live chickens. 3 25a4 90 a
dog; drassed turkeys, l5sl6c: do chick.
EMS. l2al3c; do ducks, 12alac. Good
de maud.
Rags-Are steady ct l4al3 for White
m xed cotton; lalac for all wool and
l4sl4c for mixed
Seeds Sales of timothy seed 1t so
al 65c; hu clnver, small seed, 6 90
8 60; large, z 90, IS to quality.
Lard-Coun,rg prime. 50.
Tallow-Countrr. SIC; city 10.
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OBITUARY..

DnD.-April 23a, 1884. at half pat
Eve A. NJ Thomas J, ferson Twinem.
Deceased aas born in Belmont county,
Ohio, July 18th, 1859, came to Monroe
county With his parents April llth. 1857.
His disease Was consumption In is pro-
tracted form. be being sufferer for sev.
eral years, yet not finally prostrated nm.
til February, 1884
Thomas was of Q meek, gentle dispo
sition. kind husband and faithful friend,
. fervent christian. He connected with
the Presbyterian Church Of New Castle,
Drcember, 1873, and was . consistent
member and faithful attendant upon the
services Of Gods house until the pres
sure of disease prevented him. During
the last weeks OF bic life he was hopeful
In his suffering that be might again be
restored to his usual health. Yet 10 the
midst Of expressed hope OF recovery, be
was perfectly reconciled to God the Fa.
ther through Jesus Christ, the Saviour.
He had no fear of deaths approach -
His soul anchored in Christ enabled him
to say "The Lords my light aud my SAL
vatiou."
Thoagh apparently . dark cloud ol
sadness has come over the family and
loved ones who; sresleft 10 mourn, yel
behind thsi cloud bssms the Fathers
love and glory. 10 human weakness the
burden is heavy, bat the grace Of . sym.
pathiziue Saviour will tighten y. BE
knows what is best and does what 10 bes'
making oil things work together fol
COED to those who love him.
"Blessed are the dead WIN die In ths
Lord" ". +. G..
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JACKSON TOWNSHIP ITEMS.

WurrExs, OHio, May I, 1884.
Miss Dora Talbot 10 visiting friends
in Brook County, W. Va.
Messrs Benton and Roseberfy Row.
els returned home from Visiting their sic.
ter in Belmont County, Ohio.
The Courier passed up Saturday at 8
A. \. Sbewas crippled ard on her way
10 Wheeling to be repaired. The Dur.
nal passed up .. 3 r. n, Sunday, with .
big trip Of passengers. All the bosts
ere doing . good business.
Mrs. Clara McGinnis, Of Wheeling. 10
visiting her uncle, John Eaton.
"Uncle" seems to be interested in the
welfare OF bis fellow.man. and there ars
thousands Of others, ~ we'll as myself
as anxious - be is to see the evil remov
ed /: but am attaid We will never live 10
see 1t removed BY ballot. and will call
your attention again 10 how they get rid
OF the evil over In Tyler County, W Va
Why, you cannot buy bottle Of essence
Of cinnamon or peppermint without 9
prescription from the doctor, aad will
wager new hat ths, you cannot end an.
other county in the United States - clear
Of the ., II ~ they are; and why are they
90 clear Of itf just because they have
the grit to enforce the Law, and that 10
oil that's needed in any State
I Tsapposs Lovengood has been absent
from the columns OF this paper 90 long
that be has forgotten us.
Boils, felons and the dropsy seem 10
he the prevailing ailments inEthis vicin
ity.
II 10 about time Ne we're getting some
informasion about the fruit whether Il
is oil killed or not.
Straw hats have made their appearance
and We presume that ia q sign OF warm
weather. LITTLE RosEBUD.
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TEE weak point In the MoRRIsoH Tar.
ia bin il, that It does not attempt to
remedy the injustice and inequality Ia
the present adjustment Of the tsrii In
the proposition for horizontal reduc.
ton Of 20 per cent, no change is made
in the rate OF duty on articles relative to
esch other, and the proportion will re-
main the same after the reduction rs he.
fore It II the bin bad provided tor q
better and more equitable adjustment,
there In good reason to believe there
would have bern less opposition TO 1t
than is now apparent. Those who sup
port the measure in its present shape,
must virtually admit that the present sd
justmeat is right. No true revenue re-
former can consistently make such I'D.
mission
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MlLTONsBURa ITEMS.
M,LrossBuse, y May 3, 1884

MILroNsBuRa, U May 3, 1884
DIED. On April 26th, in the 69th
year Of her age, Mary M. Klunt. Her
illness was OF long duration, yet she
bore It patiently until death relieved her
OF her suferings She Was born at Nus
dorf. Landau. Germany, aud immigra-
ted to Penn 10 1919, where che resided
until 1854, since which time she lived st
this place. Her remaius were inferred
on Monday in the cemetery west Of
town
J.F Esger 10 employ ed to teach our
school aext winter for term OF seven
months OF forty six dollars per month ;
. veiy good selection.
Raw. Win,erick and wife, OF Woods
deld, visited at Rev. Burkhard's Mon.
dav.
WIN. Sloan, who returned from Cloud
county, Kansas, . short time since, where
be had been visiting his son George
brought With him . couple Of prairie
dogs.
Frank J. Karen vent to Nuckolia Co..
Nebrasks, on Wednesday, Where, II be
likes it, be viii make bis future home.
Henry Menkel Jr, wss at Wheeling.
40 business this week.
Charles B. lIer and Fred Groux made
Q business { n trip to Sardis on Monday.
Rev. Lyons. of Antioch, was in town
on Monday.
F,om present indications, apples. cher.
lee and pears will be plenty bot not .
peach blossom can be seen.
Corn planting 10 the order OF the day
with the farmers.
T E Watson closed bic saloon on
the lst inst. what he will engage 10, 10
the future vs have not yet been inform
"a
Rev Burkhard will 60 to conference
nsxt week, which meets at indianapolis,
Ind.
Several bans will be erected this sum-
mer; Nicholas Claus will erect two barns
and . dwelling; Jol. H Graham and
John Bsrkhart q barn; jacob Walter 10
having an addition put to his house
The prospect Is thst Mil.onsburg viii
be we'll represented before the grand
jury the coming term OF court.
John stout will attend the Wood. field
select school this summer.
We will inform Uncle Fuller" that
We are still at our post OF duty.
Mrs. Barbara S'enzel, who has been
visiting relatives ., this place TOR some
time will return to Wheeling next Mon
dav.
Sebastian R;esbeck. an sged farmer OF
Center township, Is very III at this wr'.
ing. Anon
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SENECA VALLEY ITEMS.
CALAIS. OHIo, Nay Let 1884

CALAIS. OHIo, May Let 1884
En- SPrRrr.-Mr O p. Carpenter 10
going TO teach the winter term OF the
Vernon School.
John B. Warner 10 going East this
week with stock. ~
Those on the sick list: Travellers,
Sadie Jones and Miss Maggie Stephen
Mr.. J. W. Warner 10 lying very low
with iB6ammstory rheumatism.
We can report bouncing hoy at W.
r. Coultas's and one at S. 8. EcIeberry's
We think the Young man that broke
the gate for E. S Stephen had better 60
and repair It.
Mr.. Carpenter 10 talking OF locating 10
Calais TO Join his son 10 running . Tan
merry.
Alexander Pelt, Veterinary Surgeon,
OF Pittsbure, 10 visiting with J W.
Warner. Yours, LADY MAUD.
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They Go All the Same.

MONTREAL, May 3.-The exodus OF
Freach Canadians from here and city Of
Quebec to the Eastern and Western
S:atss-especially to the former-is vast.
" increasing. The average number daily
from this city 10 $50, while more leave
Quebec. All 60 from the rural districts,
and their object 10 to make more money
than they csn by hard work on land
The local press and the clergy are urg.
ing the Government to hold out induce.
ments In the form Of free homesteads,
in order to stop the depopulation Of the
Province. The Dominion Government
has given large subsidies to build colo.
niza.ion raiIwaYs, but the people migrate
oil the same.
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LONDON, May 2.-The Pail Nall Ga
xs,te saws the ministry will do nothing
unless Gen. Gordon simply executes his
pacific mission on Quaker principles
They refuse TO spend penny or to Ere
q shot to encourage Gen. Gordon to re.
sist Mahdi, whom Downing street re-
CARDS ne possible prophet of God
The Gazatte recommends the imDedi-
ate creation of nationa! defense fund
to save the national honor from an in
tolerabIe stain In Commons To-day Sir
Michael Hicks Beach, Conservative. gave
notice OF . motion that the House re.
gre,s that the course Of the Government,
ass not tended to promote the success
OF Gen. Gordon's mission, and that steps
to ecu-e bis personal safety have been
delayed"
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Index % new Adyertisements.
conuoa Pls.. cout. counsoce.,.e

Connon Pleas Court commeDcesste-
day, the 6'h inst 81
Treasurer REuaseeaER is ready to
give receipts for taxes.
That quiet, peaceable town, Cam
bridge. has six saloons
Mrs. LAuRErrA TILLMAN, OF Pitts
bofgh, Il home on visit
Judge WALTON is repairing and iu-
proving the war residence.
The Nsrs says: drunkenness 10 on
ths ipcfeAte 10 Barnesviiie."
W. F. OkEr. Esq., made = business
trip to Cincinnati last week
h B. HILL and daughter HADprE, are
whiting DR.. DoRR's family At Carlisle,
Noble county.
Mr.. p. DoRss Of Mlltoasbarg, hes
,sold bic store and dwelling TO Mr.. ]. G.
ScaooLEY
Conmcn Pleas Coars couvenes to-day,
she 9th inst, and will continue In session
-shoat two weeks sos
CHARLEr CLINE, OF New Matsmoras,
Washington county, Was In town last
Friday on business :
Street Coumisaioner BuRGBAoHEs has
his force at work grading the street on
The West eide OF town.
For Watches, Clocks, JsweIry, Silver
ware. repairing &C., cali on A. T. KISAR,
one door North Of P. o
Mr.. H. DErwIlEs, OF 0stass Ken
sss, has been visiting friends IN this
county fortwo weeks past. He returned
home on Thursday, the Ist Inst.
Mr.J *: MlLLER. Road Master Of
the B. 9. &C. Railroad. it is reported,
has been relieved The new saperin-
I ndens is disposed iosnake things lively
along the line.
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Wool.

PHILADELrHIA. Pa, May 2.--Wool
dull; Ohio. Peunsvlvania and West
Virginia Xxx and above 36a3sc; ezra
s5s37c; medium 37aS9s; coarse S5a3Sc;
New York, Michigan and Indiana ives.
ters hne s2ia34c; medium s7a3Sc;
coarse S5as6; washed, combing and de
lame SSa43c; Canada washed combing
SzaSSc: tub-washed 80 40c; NV Mex.
lean and Colorado l6a22c; pulled as
a33c.