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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-22

FRIDAY, JANUARY 23p,
REGULAR WEEKLY
REMNANT DAY SALE
AT THE
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
Extraordinary ATTRACTIONS in each of our twenty-one
SHORT LENGTHS Of d Fire. a;zs eoGps BROKEN
E AND W coIL a Is for Soc
rror BIB BRoKEN Inns AND OPP SIZES
nriio@2ns Sizes sss IL 1s and d IL.
slsss II ( 20 ls IN
gH5qS soUAREIst.nd, si1s; ~ is and ls's
sizes szss IS np and g.
AND ". CUFFS.
HECIoR-Link Cuffs sizes 80 and TO-
TlGER-Reversb'e sizes 20 and TO-
Gents Furnishing Dept. second on the left)
"REMNANTs" IN LAcEs
or Special Sale Of aces advertised first Of the week
Of Of, orr orr most desirable goods. which shall offer
FRIDAY. January q. '.Relnn Mt" Day. at Remnant"
q Remnants" of ORIENTAL LACE; lengths IL to
= -rrnnants' Of Black Spanish and Spanish Guipure
nf Bask ~ Hscua sin acE - % inches
wide; lengths from to , yai d.
LACE. 80 to four inches wide; lengths from to ~
2 Remnants" Beige Spanish Guipure LACE. inches
WdH:: b bmsths. r. an an: 80 yards.
i. hetlIalts' forenoon and Medici LACE, IL TO .
ss" Wife saf FHn asir lengths II
ALL THF ARoyE AT REMNANT PRICES.
t'G2 TIE fssessfi
Having purshaaed rive fhou.an yards of Manu,.c.
tnrrrs S mort Lengths of PLAID NAiNsOOK. shall
Linen snd Wse Goods Pepaps Day
r sd@" P.fp NANsooK Day. Choice patterns
Iensths from to IN yards each.
Rem: s Price s isc
iS snnant.'' of Beache;i and rnbieachei German sl
Linen TABLE Pm kNM "a fFs rs + e yards at
: % TOWELS, size 20 by 40, knotted fringe
Remnant prcc 5oe
i DOZEN 3 German Linen Damask NAPKiNs.iiishtiy
damaged fine quality.
Rsnnanp price 75 90
First floor. first department on the right.
REMNANTS IN BLACK GOODS
YELLING C;iAIE.
Fennapt price
=, 2 nennant, - yards each, "a Coartauid's BLACK
race r;c: ...s 90
VERY DESIRABLE SHORT LENGTHS
Atwood Black CASHMEREs
All-woO Black Henrietta CLOTH.
Atwood Il ack NUNS YELLING
LACE BUNTING. BROCADES AND SERGES,
-REMSANhFs" PRICES
REMNANTS" BROCADE VELvETS
J. Remnant. yards. GARNET BROCADE VELVET.
! hssIlIar Irice s4e0
Remnant" price. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50
Remn =, rcc
j Remnant ia OLIVE BR0CiDE VELVET.
REGULAR price IS 90
i Remnant Ia GARNET BRoCADE VELVET.
/ Remnant. ID yards NAVY Blue BROCADE
VELVET.
Remnant" price. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Remnant. Az yards TUTQUOIS Blue BROCADE
VELVET.
Resu ar price. a. 10
! Remnant 80 yards. BLACK BROCADE VELvET
1 ReInnant. "a yards. 2i-inch, SILK SEAL SKIN
PLUSH
no
ASeiinaAt 45O
1 Remnant IN yards. MYRTLE QUILTED SATIN. |
~ %lU
For other Remnant Day" ATTRACTIONS see Post, he.
publican and Critic
W0ODWARn 4 TOTupnp
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ANNOUNCEMENTS. !. q !.
Convention, March 21, 1885.

We are authorized to announce JACOB STIM.
PERT, SR. a, candidate for Trustee OF Cen
ter township: subject to the decision of the
Democratic Township Nominating Convention.
We are authorized to announce A. J. GRIF.
FIFTH as a candidate for Trustee OF Center
township; subject to the decision Of the Demo.
cratic Township Nominating Convention.
We are authorized to announce MICHAEL
LANG as candidate for Trustee subj oct to the
decision of the Township convention.
We are authorized to announce JOHN GLAs.
SER as candidate for Trustee; subject to the
decision of the township convention.
We are authorized TO announce LEANDER O.
BAKER as a candidate for Assessor of Center
township; subject to the decision of the Town
ship Nominating Convention.
We are authorized to announce NATHANIEL
WILEY as candidate for Assessor of Center
township; subject to the decision of the Demo-
cratic Township Nominating Con sention.
We are authorized IN announce OSCAR T
LITTLE as candidate for Assessor. of Center
township; subject to the decision OF the Town
ship Nominating Convention.
| Ed SPIRIT Please announce nv name ns a
candidate for township Assessor; subject to the
deel-ion Of the voters in the township onnven
zion. S. D OWEN.
We are authorized to announce JACOB LRIB
FARTH as candidate for Assessor; subject Il
)the decision of the Township convention.
We are authorized to announce GEORGE
FLEAHMAN as u candidate for Assessor; sub
iect to the decision Of the Township convention
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PROBATE COURT PROCEEDINGS.

Feb. 19 19-Application was made to
have paper parporting to be the last
Will and Testament OF Jacob Fsldner,
decd, admitted to probate
Feb. 20.-A. B Covert, Admir- of the
estate of j. S Davidson, decd, obtain
ed an order to sell real estate at public
sale.
W. F. Gatchell. Inspector Of the Trea-
ury, nled bis report, which the Court or
dered published.
Jacob Burkbart, Adm'r OF the estate
of F. ]. Burkhsr:, decd, reported a sale
OF real estate which the Corrt confirm.
ed.
Feb 2l.-James Hawkins was appoin.
ted Guardian OF Lydia r. B-own, mi
nor; bond $l00. .
Application was made 10 have q pa
per purt orting to he The last Will and
Testament of Thomas A. Way, decd,
admitted to probate. Hearing continued
to the 10Th dsv OF March.
Feb. .-Bradford GRAY, Executor
Of the Will of Samuel Gray, decd, died
On application to obtain an order TO sell
personal property at private sale.
Feb 24.-Jas. VI Wiggins, Guardian
Of I 4 Emily Wiggins, minors, obtain,
ed an order to sell real estate al private
sale. W s Sykes, Jacob Rose and
Stephen H. Hathorn we're appointed ap
praisers,
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what Does the white House Cost?

Washington Correspondent Cleveland Leader
Most people believe that the $4,000
year which the President gets % bic
sslary is the sum total. This is mis-
take The estimate Of the amount which
Congress is to appropriate this year lies
before me, open at the page relating to
the President. I see that $36, ,064 Is ash.
ed for him In addition to bis salary OF
$50 600 to pay the salaries OF bis subor.
diuates and, clerks. His private secretary
is paid % $50, his assistant private Sec
relary $3.50. hfs ssenographer 81 800,
Eve messengers each 81 200, q steward
a1 800, two door.keepeIs who esch get
81 zoo. Tour other clerks at good salaries,
one telegraph operator, two ushers get.
ting $1,000 and Sl. 400, night usher
get,ing 81 200, a watchman who gets
$500 and man to take care OF the fires
Who receives 1864 year.
In addition TO this there is set down
5000 for incidental expenses, such as
stationery, carpets and the care OF the
P, esidential stables. And further on,
under another heading, there is demand
for $4,000 more. OF this Sl2.500 IL for
repairs and refurnishing the White
House; S2,5 is for fuel; $4,000 is for
the green house. and SIS, 600 is for gas, {,
matches and the stables The White
House ell told costs the country, in con-
neotion with the President, considerably
over Sl25, 900 s year. But this is q mere
bsgs,elle in comparison with the cost OF
the heads of the other governments of
the world ..<s
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eHThs way to 60 to sleep is not bv
repeating verses or staring ct nothing
bat blank darkness, or counting. but by
not thinking at aIl. For instance, a. the
mind takes up . train OF thought It
should he instantly recalled. 1t will. o
course, directly settle upon something
else; again recall 1t. There is nothing
tiresome about this process, on the con-
trary it is rather amusing. and person
who Hrst tries It will be surprised to fnd
how soon he will begin TO lose himself
As the mind puts out feelers. it is to De
continuslly patted down, and in an in
crsdibly short time 1t will withdraw IL.
self and like tired child 60 to sleep
Now GO to sleep!
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From Franklin Township.
STAFFORD, OHIo, Feb. 2I, 1885.

OTAFFORD, OHI0, req. Il, 1900.
MR. EDITOR: Our winter term OF
school closed Friday the Goth inst The
week was spent in an examination on
the different branches and on Friday
morning the grades were displayed on
the blackboard Each scholars name
was printed in beautiful letters and his
or her grades placed directly opposite
the name, and indeed the grades were q
credit to both teacher and scholar. The
forenoon was spent in reciting the or.
dinary studies. The school convened
at one o'clock in the afternoon after the
scholars in the large room were all seat.
ed. The primary scholars marched in
two and two, followed by their t, acher
Miss Emma Keenan,. They took seats
and then the visitors began to arrive.
The programme for the afternoon was
made up OF music, declamations and
reading. The exercises were opened
with music followed by defamation by
Miss Emma Gatchell. Sd. Music. 4th.
Defamation by Miss Laura Tanner.-
5th. Defamation ny Miss Mary Hare.
9th Music. 7th. Defamation by Miss
Hattie Ullman. Hattie is a grand speak
er for one so young and with little
practice she would be one for old Stat.
ford TO be proud OF. Well, / will no,
mention any more names; suffice it to
say, hey all did erandly. After some
remarks by the visitors, wishing the
teachers and scholars success, we wer,
dismissed, all agreeing that it had beer
a pleasant afternoon. M. E G.
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- : =
Phelan's BODY Guard.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 20.-A dispatch from
Kansas City, Mo-, saws IL has transpirsd
that Capt. Thomas Phelan, who arrived
there from New York. Wednesday night,
was accompanied by two New York de-
tectives acting as body guard. One Of
these detectives was Fred Harshaw, Of
rhe New York Metropolitan force. the
other was representative Of Hoge's de-
tective agency. These gentlemen will
remain in the city until Phelaa's safety
is assured.
Detective Harshaw, In an interview,
states that it is positively known that
Kansas CITY has be, selected by the
English Government a. an outpost OF q
secret service extending from New York
to New Orleans and San Francisco. He
says there are five we'll known British
agents in Kansas City now, and resi-
dent agent or chief of the circuit will be
located there to watch the movements OF
all suspicious irish clans or individuale.
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Horrible Death.

There was distressing acci lent in q
woods q few miles north west of Barnes.
vile SATURDAY. afternoon. Two young
men named VIM. Gilbrsith and James
Arnold, we're engaged 10 cutting large
tree for logs. The tree stood on q hill
side, and they had cut abnu, half through
the trunk when they inserted wedge,
aiming to fall the tree up the hill. 1t
split, and the butt End kicked back ward
striking Gilbrsilb 10 the face and crush
ing his head into the frozen ground,
killed him instantly, being mangied he
vond recognition. Gi'brsith resided in
Fsirview, and ~ss an exemplary young
man. He was 80 years OF age, and
leaves wife and Two little children -
st Clairsville Gazette, 26th Mlt.
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The Spirit Of Democracy.
TERMS 10 CLUB SUBSCRIBERS.

Now that the election excitement has
passed, and people ere looking up pa
pers to supply their Winter reading, We
propose to supply them with THE SPIRIT
on the following terms:
Clubs OF 10 subscribers, or more, one
year, el.40 each-Sl4.00.
And one copy free to the Club Agent.
Clubs OF 5 subscribers, one year $1.50
each, and one copy free to Club Agent
The Weekly New York WORLD and
TIE SPIRIT at S2.25 In advance. This
is an offer that every Democrat in Mon.
roe County should take advantage Of
Send Postal or Money Order for g.
% and both papers will be mailed to you
for one year.
Single copy one year 81 so. Sub
scfiption can commence at any time.
Democrats in every township are au
thorized to act as Club Agents.
H. R. WEST.
Ed. 4 Publisher.
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Barnes~ills Enterprise.

The Spirit af Democracy OF Woods
Geld has arrived at the mature age Of
serty-two. During ito long years career
It has had osly three editors, the vener-
able J.. 3. Morris. Hon Jere. Williams
and Gsaesal West. The Spirit contains
the essence OF Nue Democracy. hut al.
though published In an out.of-the- way
locality, II is more progressive in its pol
itics than many Of its eotemporaries.-
During the last campaign it vas conduct
ed with energy aud ability and had q de.
cided influence upon the result 10 ito
county and district
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Still Trying to Hold Out.

Although the strike IS practically en-
ded in the Hooking Valley, the leaders
are endeavoring to make people think
otherwise BY holding meetings, and pass
ing resolutions not TO 60 to work until
their demands are scceded to. On Sat.
urday last q convention was held at
Straitsvile which was attended by about
l50 men.
Resolutions were adopted not to work
for less tnan 70 cents, but many of the
men vent to work at the operators rates
Immediately afterward.
So lar as the mine operators are con-
cerned, the strike is ended They have
more men than they can work now, and
resolutions not to work for less than
seventy cents does not touch them at all.
The first three days OF this week there
we're 440 cars loaded each day. and more
could have been loaded If the cars could
have been procured Columbus Times.
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ROAD NOTICE.

M0TiCBis hereby given that petition viii
~ be presented to the Commissioners. OF
Monroe County, At their next session, March
A. D, 1883 praying for the alteration OF
oonnty rcsd on the following lin, to Wit;
Beginning at 4 stake al the end Of the Lana
in township three, range four, seoliou twenty
four, Adams township. and near the resi-.
dencs OF Rllsu Hartline: thence up Sunash
Creek the nearest and bsst route, keep
ing on the north side Of sail creek, /,
near the month Of Piny Creek; thence up
said creek without oroas ns the same TO .
point nearly opposite TO the residence Of
Kate Taylor: thence across Piny TO intersect
the Rrac:y road established at the June ses.
sion Of the Commissioners, 1854 said pro
posed alteration runs through the ianis oil
the heirs Of Conrad Hartlins decd, Nicholas
Roth, John Pfsf,graf. jeremiah Walton, decd
VIM Weekly, David Howell, James Rrlswius
Gotlisb Eberly, the heirs Of Melvin 0rofl
decd, the heirs OF John Howell, decd, Jas
Jones, Josiah Norris, C. N Blowers and Johr
Bracy. MANY PETITIONERS,
ian27 '8Sw5.
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ROAD NOTICE.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Q. L. Kroning, Admir-,
j. H. Mckee 4 al.


o Y virtue Of q certain order Of sAis issusd
u from the court Of common plaas, within
and for the county Of Monroe, and State cf
Ohio, ip case pending IN. said oourt between
the above named parties, and to me directed
| will offer for sale Al public auction at the
east door of the court house in Woods6eld on
Saturday, the tn day of March, 1898.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock q. m. and I
o'clQct p. m. of said day, the following de-.
scribed real estate situate in AonrSs county
Ohio, TO wit:
lot number twenty two In the town OF ca.
Iais, Monroe County, Ohio.
Said property SO ordered TO be sold Il ar>
praised at. $26e, and may sell for tws-
thirds u said appraisement.
CHRIS. LtDR,
feb3. .'ssw6. Sheriff ". C. O.
JAMES JOINS. Atty,
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Thank You, Chet.

WASHINGTON. Feb 25.-The Presi.
dent invited Presdent-elect Cleveland to
be his guest at the executive mansion
from the time OF his arrival in this city
until he is formally inaugurated The
invitation has been declined with thanks
as apartments have heen secured for Mr.
Cleveland at the Arlington hotel, and be-
cause Of the present uncertainty as to
the exact time of his arrival at tue na-
tional capital. According to the pro
gramme as at present arranged the reti
ring President will call upon the incom.
ing President at the Arlington hotel and
escort him to the capitol to be lnaugura
ted. President Arthur has accepted al
invitation to attend the Inauguration
ball,
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The class you represent IA made DIP Of in
teliigent, progressive. go-ahead young men.
We speak from experience in saying this, foe
II is fact, that during twenty years Of almost
daily associatio . With yonns men who have
attended thi iustitutiou, th' majority have
been teachers; With their own money earned
by teaching, with . mind we'll trained tor
study, q willing disposition to work, and
good character tuyy. have entered this school.
and many Of them are known and honored
AZ representative business men.
The nrst thought that may come to yeur
mind-Am l not already prepared for the
duties of actual business lifei OF what ben
eft will business course be to mel Answer
the following Questions and decide Tor your
self.
lat Can YOU write a good handP
Cd. Can YOU write good business letter.
"a Can you write Note or Draft that will
stand the testp >,
4th. Can YOU make out bill Of Mdse. quick
and in good formP
stn. Can you write an order for goods in ou'
siness style? :,
9th. Can you write check on your bank
that YOU will not be shamed ofp
7th Can you calculate BY short methods
rapidly and correctly
Sth. Gan You keep set Of bcexs in sosd
STYLE, on correct principle
9th. Can you discharge the duties OF an
Agent or Administrator
10th. Osn yeu make out statements snd bal
ance sheets showing the exact condition of bu
sincssf
llth. Can you audit books of account ant
mako partnership settleinsnts2
18th. Can you perfnrm all the duties Of a
Accountant in Bank or Business Ofase or n
place as Clerk in your own County or Town
shipf
If not prepared to answer these questions !
..ke affirmative. we trust yau will become II
crested in this work and attend the Hanessil
Business Collage.
Send icr this special circular to teachers.
Address
CueGUlLL 4 PARSONS.
business College,
| zanesv lille, Obi
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sslIsire Tribune, ssrl .lt.

General Warner has recently written q
letter TO Mr.. Charles Thompson OF Dill
lies Bottom saying that large force OF
men would be put to work on the Ohio
Valley rsilsoad this spring ss sScn as
the weather would permit, and that the
work would be pushed until the road vas
built. We hope this will prove true.
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Charred Notes Redeemed.

Two safes OF the Adams Express
Company which we're in the recent COL
lision at Four Mile Run, near Washing
ton, we're opened 10 the Office OF the
United States Treasury to-day, and the
charred money they contained is being
examined by experts OF the Department.
It has been shown that over $4,000
was in the safes, most OF which has been
identified and ~ill be redeemed, so the
loss to the express company will be tri-
fling.
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Golden wedding.

Ed. SPIRr: Will you please give space
In your paper for my early history in
Monroe County, Ohio l came from
Bedford Co Pa. In the year 1888 TO the
town OF woodsheld. ! was married to
SARAH BARRETT in the year 1886, March
5th. and should live to see the 5tb day
OF March. 1885, I will be married On
years, and would be glad to see all ny
old pioneer friends aud any others, and
greet them on my golden Wedding.
Respectfully.
DANIEL AKERS.
woodsfeld, Ohio, Feb. %, 1885.
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MARRrED. On February 1, by Tuos.
MUsrHx, Esq OF Perry township, Miss
N. DRun to Mr.. FiNLEr WORKMAN.
February 18th. bv JoHs ANGUS, Esq,
sof Lee township. Mrs. ELIxABErH Bo-
AK to Mr.. = Q. A. WeLIs.
February i7.h. BY Rev. c. scHrxxEI,
Miss REssccA TtsaEE to Mr.. EDWARD
r KAssrRnAsH.
February 18th, bv o F. Flint. Esq .
OF Washington township. Miss JANE
DUxDAss to Mr.. JAMES e. Dire.
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Township Nominating Convention.
The Democrats of Center township
are requested to meet 10 Woodsfield on
Saturday, March 2lst, to nominate three
Trustees, one Clerk, one Treasurer, one
Assessor, and two Constables to be emp
ported at the April election. Polls to9be
opened at 9 o'clock A. NJ, and close at
6 o'c,ock p NJ. COMMITTEE.
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~ Guenther Schnelle, the murderer
Of bis uncle, DR.. g. Schuchardt, whom
he claimed was his father. who was con-
yicted aud sentenced about three months
ago, Was taken to Moundsville Wednes.
day, and placed in the penitentisry for
i've years - Belloirs Tribune, 2SM Ill.
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Thousands Saw So.

Mr.. T. W. Atkins, Girsrd. Kan ,
writes: 81 never hesitate 10 recommend
your Electric Bitlers to my customers.
thev give entire satisfaction and ore
rapid Sellers" Electric Biiters are the
purest and best medicine known and will
positively cure Kidney and Liver com.
plants. Purifv the blood and regulate
the bowels. No family can afford to be
without them. Thew will save hundreds
OF dollars In doctors bills every year
Sold at ffty cents q bottle by R. W
Pope.
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aTAn exchange gives the following
.s cure for frozen feet: In gallon OF
water. as hot 90 can be borne, dissolve
ail the powdered alum yoa can. 10 this
soak your feet .wo hours, adding warm
water % the other cools. The next
morning draw on yenr boots in comfort.
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Whecling Live STOCK Market.
WHEELING. Feb. 18Th. 1885

WHEELING, Feb. 28th. 1885
The market is very good, tsis week
Mes-rs Hudson & Bayha furnished the
following quotations:
Cat,le-2 50a4 so fof all kinds.
Hogs-Fair supply, active; 4,42c pei
lb.
Sheep-3q4tc.
Cslves-5 00a10 90.
Fresh Cows-$20 Q0A50 90.
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Bucklen's Arnica salve.

The BEST SALvs 10 the world for
Cats, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin .Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction. or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale b.
z, w, PoPE.
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AUFRANK CITIZENS Was srraigned be-
fore Esq ARNOLD ct Beallsville on the
zsd ult., ON charge OF assault with in
tsut to kill JAcoB RorH. An examina-
ton was waived and 10 default OF bail to
the amount Of $500. GIrHEss VISA sent
to Jail.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-03-03

NJ GEoRoE WILBuR, . travelling corn
doctor, died in the County Indrmarv last
week. He refused to tell where he uas
frou, or give any information concern
Ing himself. His disease was consump.
tiou.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

CoLoMoN SIMMONS, residence unknown,
y will take notice that on the 18th day Of
October. 1854 Nary g. Simmons filed her Pc
tition in the court Of common pleas Of Mon
roe county, Ohio, being cause No. 2671
praying for divorce from said Solomon
Simmens on the ground Of willful absence
from said Mary &. simmons for the period o
three years. NARY < SIMMONS,
By spriggs briggs. her Att'ys.
febl7,'85t7.
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aUTbe Old Fellows OF Woods1eld
LodgeI o. o. r. seem to be waking up
Last week w. @ LUTON. P. G., Of Del
aware. Ohio, assisted the boys in organ
king ! a"Degree Team" aud under his
efficient supervision the Team will soon
be prepared to confer degrees in proper
ntvla.
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~AMeution 10 invited 10 advertise
nent Of Beaver College to be found else
whore In this paper. !, ranks A No. l.
among the educational institutions OF
this country.
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To Candidates.

We will commence printing tickets for
the County Nominating Convention on
Tuesday, March 10Th. Candidates are
requested to hand in their orders before
that date.
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Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. u Flour 8 Goa
5 60; Wheat S4aSsa,; Corn 4Sa4S4
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