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WEST POINT GRADUATES.
Standing of the First Class of This
Years Crop of Future Soldiers.

WEST PorNr, June 0-The standing
OF the first class was announced to day.
II is a general merit standing in the or
der named, the first five being known as
star cadets, whose names will appear in
the Army Register for one year. The
standing is as follows:
Joseph E. Kuhn, Kentucky; William
E. Craighill, at large; Michael J. O'Bri-
en-. Massachusetts; Cornelius Dew Viii.
cox, Georgia; HAYDEN 3. Cole. Illinois
Arthur F. Curtis, New Jersey John C.
W Brooks, Pennsylvapia; Charles H
Muir, Michigan John D. Barrett, Iowa;
Ch aries F. Parker, Alabama; Robert A.
Brown, Pennsvlvania: Lorenzo P Da-
vison, Iowa; Elmer W. Hubbard. Con
necticut; John NJ Carson. Jr.. Pennsvl.
vania; Austin H Brown, Illinois Alan
son L Parmenter, New York: Willard
A. Holhrook, Wisconsin; Frank De w.
Ramsey, New York John K. Cree. Penn
sylvania; Henry P McCairn, Mississip-
pi; Frank A. Cook, Rhode Island; Viii.
liam 5 Biddle, Jr, Michigan; John Lit.
tle,, Tennessee Lewis M. Koehler, Iowa
George S. Cartwright, New York; Rob-
ert E. S Niche, Virginia; Robert L.
Bullard, Alabama; Samuel E Smiley,
New Jersey; Daniel B. Devore, Ohio
Beaumont B Buck, Texas; Philip A.
Bettens. Indiana; George L. Bvram, Al.
abama: George I. Putnam, New Hamp
shire; Edward R Gilman, Maine; Chas
D. Tewsley, Wisconsin; James W. BeH.
ton, at large; William F. Martin. Ohio
Herbert S Whipple, Wisconsin; Edward
P. Lawton, Georgia.
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Eloplng with an Adventures.


HUNTrNaDoN. Pa, June 1l-William
II. Bare, one OF the most conspicuous
and enterprising citizens. Of Mount
Union, twelve miles east of here, aston
ished and shocked bis friends by eIoping
last saht with Miss Mary Ann Hines,
rural adventures. Bare has been an
extensive dealer in. grain for several
years, is about % years old. and has
hitherto stood high in public esteem.
He is brother of Register and r 'cord
er John S. Bare OF this county. Last
night he aud Miss Hines boarded the
fast line from Mount Union to this place,
and here purchased through tickets to
Omahs. Miss Hines has notorious
history Four years ago she eloped with
man from the South, and settled in
Virginia City, Montana, where her lover
conducted a pala:ial restaurant Two
years ago party OF his Southern &C.
quaii tances went buffalo hunting with
him for two weeks, and during his ab
sence Miss Hines sold ont the estah
lishment at Ugh figure, pocketed the
proceeds, and came East. Bare has left
his property in an unsettled slate. He
was in comfortable circumstances, and
while in Huntingdon on Tuesday dis.
played agreat deal OF money.
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PROBATE COURT PROCEEDINGS.

June 6.-Application was made to
have the last Will aud Testament OF Per.
ry Cline, decd, admitted to probate -
Hearing continued to June 10th.
June 9.-Catharine C. Covert qualified
as Executrix OF the Will OF A. B. Co.
vert, decd. Bond SS 600. W. T. Koontz,
David Lentz and A. l.. Morgan we're ap.
pointed appraisers. Phoebe NJ. Covert,
the widow, elected to take the provisions
made for her support by the statute.
Application vas made to have the last
Will and Testament of Join Schanb
ST., decd, admitted to probate. Hear
ing continued to June 18th.
June 10 - Michael Boughner, Adm'r
OF Benjamin T.; Mellot, deceased, OBJ.
tanned an order to sell real estate Of de.
cedent, a, private sale, free Of dover.
The last Will and Testament OF Pheby
Sellers. late of Benton township. Mon.
roe Corntv. Oaio, deceased, was admit
ted to Probate and record
The last Will and Testament oi Geo
D. Foele, late OF Washington sownship
Monroe county, Ohio, deceased, was ad.
mitted to Probate and Record.
Application was made to admit to
Probate and Record the lsst Will and
Testament of Anna B Witten, late ol
Jackson township. Monroe county, Ohio
deceased. Ordered, that next OF kir
resident Of Ohio, be notified in writing
that said application will be for hearing
on the 25th day OF June, 1885, at II
o clock A. M.
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FOREIGN ITEMS.

The GauIois states that the Princess
of Wales is endesvoring to bring about
meeting Of the Prince Of Wales aud
the Gar of Russia at Copenhagen. j.
is the hope OF the princess that per-
manent peace may be secured through
the meeting.
/ The intention to present the Berher
rail way material to the government Of
Cyprus has been abandoned, owing to
the difficulty Of landing the plant from
the twenty vessels by which it was car
ried from England. The vessels will
return to England.
The government of Herat has SEN
men to fortify BsIah- Mughah. Advices
from New are to the effect that the Rus.
SLAMS are taking the greatest care to pre-
vent foreigners communicating with the
Turcomans, and have expelled Persians
who were supposed to be corresponding
with Afghans
The British resident Of Cashmere re-
ported SATURDAY. that the shocks Of earth
quake continued. The earth has Open
ed in several places, swallowing num-
Der OF houses. Hot water and clouds
of sulphurous dust have been elected
from The chasms. These phenomena are
accompanied by loud rumblinge.
The cholera Is raging in Spain. Even
the officials are no longer able to conceal
the fact. Probably fortnight will see
an ou;hreak at Madrid and in other
cities There arc sporadic cases now
ami then. but nothing definite bas oc-
CURED yet. At London, too, fortnight
is likely to bring real outbreak.
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NEW LOCALS.

Eseed Buckwheat a. HARLANs.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-06-16

E% Keeping the head perfectly clean
is great aid to health. A distinguish
ed physician who has spent much Of his
time at quarantine, said that person
~hose head was thoroughly washed ev-
cry dav rarely ever took contagious dis
eases, but when the hair was allowed to
become dirty and matted it was hardly
possible to escape infection. Many per-
sons find speedy relief for nervous head
ache by washing the bead thoroughly in
weak soda water. We have known per-
sons almost wholly cured in ten minutes
by this simple remedy A friend finds
1t the greatest relief in case Of "rose
cold," the cold symptoms entirely leav.
ing the eyes after one thorough wash
ing of the hair. The head should be
thoroughly dried afterward, and draughts
OF air should be avoided for a little
while.
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Rlll0uSnESs:

: Bilious symptoms invariably
arise from indigestion, such as
furred tongue, vomiting 0fbile,
giddiness, sick headache, ir-
regular bowels. The liver se-
cretes the bile and acts like 3
filter or sieve, to cleanse impu.
rites Of the blood. By irregu-
larity in its action or suspen-
sions Of its functions, the bile
Is liable to overflow into the
blood, ngjaundice, sallow.
complexion, yellow eyes, bill,
ious diarrh@a, q languid;
weary feeling and many other
distressing symptoms. Bilious
ness may be properly termed
an affection Of the liver, and
can be thoroughly cured by the
grand regulator Of the liver
and hillary organs, BURD0GK
BLOOD BITTERS. Act upon the
stomach, bowels and liver,
making healthy bile and pure
blood, and opens the culverts
and sluiceways for the outlet
Of disease. Sold everywhere
and guaranteed to cure.
sep23 '84y.
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JACKSON TOWNSHIP ITEMS.
WlrrEN's. ONO, June 10. 1885.

lIIEN o. OdiU, Ouuc ~, lOOOs
Ed. Spirit: The new Courier made
her first trip on Monday. She is daisy
and skips over the water at lively rate.
Entered into rest, at 7 O'Clock or the
7th inst, Mr.. John Witten in the 69th
year of his age. In the hour Of separa-
,ion when ties, that seemed so strong,
are sadly severed forever how marked
the character and how beautiful the
traits OF him who now has passed beyond
all earthly eulogy or praises. The friend
80 dear to us has departed this life es-
teemed. respected, loved, and all who
knew him, 10 silent grief now do him
honor. Helpful, tender, true, what merit
there be Of earnestness in manhood, sim
cerity in profession, kindness in thought
and gentle courtesy in act, ilumined and
made lovely his life and from bonored
usefulness called home to rest, sleeping
the sleep OF the just made perfect; hut
regret is not without it's consolation, for
the lingering influence OF manly life
softens our sorrow and gives sweetness
to the memory of the dead.
There will he grand celebration and
q free open air musical concert at Mil
ler's Run orchard, on the premises Of
VIM. Stewart, on Saturday, July 4, the
net proceeds to 60 toward painting Stew
arts Chapel. Arrangements have been
made with several gentlemen and lady
orators to address the crowd There will
H. Ill l., a. - H.. nto
The orchard contains fifteen acres OF
we'll shaded and level ground.
Miss Mollie Roe, of Ssrdis, was the
guest Of Mamie Gardsn
Great credit is due the B. D. Fearing
Post for the manner In which they deco.
rated the graves of the fallen heroes.
Yours, LITTLE ROSEBUD.
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FILLING THE OFFICES.

The Changes Thus Far Made
Amounting to Between Thirty
and Forty Thousand.
WASHINGTON. June ll.-"Why, sir,
the people OF this country do not imag-
ine what an immense number of chan.
ges the Administration has made since
it came into power" said Mr.. Eugene
Higgins, the appointment clerk Of the
Treasury, yesterday. "You woald not
imagine, I suppose, that these changes
amounted 10 more than few hundred,
looking merely on the face of it. As a
matter Of fact, no owever, thew will amount
to between $4,000 and 100000"
SHOW do you get that large total ?"
"Well, will give you an instance
There are about eighty-6ve Internal
Revenue Collectors, and 6fty.two Of
them are now Democrats. Each has
under him from fifty to one hundred en-
ployees, and all these are being con-
stantly changed. So you will perceive
that you can soon count up to the thou.
sands II is the same with the customs
officers and the Post Offices" e
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~By an act Of the Ohio Legislature,
passed in May, all deeds are put upon
par with mortgages. so far as the time
for being put on record is concerned
Instead Of giving six months time in
which TO put them on record, they must
be Immediately recorded, to secure pro-
lection against subsequent deeds given
to bona fide purchaser. Conveysncers
should bear this fact in mind.
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Road Contracts,

The Commissioner contracted with
U. Frakes to open and grade the Bates
road on Moose Ridge for the sum Of
$3.50, to be completed on or before Sep.
lst.
Also, contracted with same person to
open and grade the Wilson Moose road
for the sum OF $3.50. to be completed on
or before Sept. 1st.
Contracted with Rob't Grant to open
and grade the road from the mouth OF
Pratt's Run TO the top OF the hill for the
sum of B75, to be completed on or be-
fore the LIST day of Nov next.
Contracted with John Loren,z & Co
to open and grade the Kocher supply
road. in Switzerland township, for the
sum OF S4O0. to be completed on or be.
fore June lat, 1885
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MRS. M. g. WEST, Local Editor.
Road Receipts :, 05 cents per hun.

Road Receipts at % cents per hum
cred.
List Of Teacherss' Examinations this
week.
Rev. GARRowAY and family will visit
friends in Pennsylvania this week.
See double column notice OF 4'h OF
July races, and Cslithumpian parade.
A tablespoonful Of vinegar in the pot
will make tough meat or chicken tender.
Miss AeerR KerzEBUE. OF Malaga,
visited Miss MATTE JUDKrss last week.
Ed. MOONEY, who has been in the
West since last Fall, is at home on .
visit.
Tweuty.three spplicants for certid-
Gates attended the examination on Sat.
urday.
Mr.. s. D. FoRD and family have NOV
ed frou Sistersville, West Va. 10 this
elsce.
Wherever rats are gnawing. apply tar
and the rodents will not trouble the
place again.
Miss LIZZIE WELSH. Of Armstrong;
Mills, visited the family Of DR.. ARM
STRONG las, week.
For the information OF the public It
is stated that the 4th OF July comes on
Saturday, this year.
Mr.. WILL MoRRrs and wife entertain
ed = number Of friends at their home
hast Friday evening
FaANx MARTIN. Editor OF Caldwell
Joxrnal. and wife, visited Mr.. 5 L.
MooxEx's LAST week.
Mr. RoB'r McCoRMIcK and wife.of Sis
sersviIle, spent few days with friends
in this plsce last week.
The Normal School Of Prof's Nor
row 4 Tw1HEx opened 10 Woodsfeld
On Monday, the 18th lost.
Rev. SrAurxsR. OF the NJ E. Church,
attended District Conference at Glencoe,
Belmont county. last week.
J W. DoHERTy, OF the Gdsea and
SAM'L TscHaPpAr. Of Clarington, atten-
ded the Republican State Conventions
VIZ. OxEr, H. SosEurELE, JAMES
CoorEs and wAYsE WEsr are fishing
this week on Middle Island Creek, West
Va.
Mrs. jas G. ROUSE is vi ting her sis
1ers, Mrs. j. C MoELDowxEY, OF New
Mar,insville. and Mrs. RoBr McCoR-
NICK, OF Sis,ersville.
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MORRIS & ARMSTRONG.
may26,'s5.
Breaking Gavels While Trying to
Maintain Legislative DecOrum.

BosToN. June ll.-John Quincy Ad.
ans Brsckett, Speaker OF the House OF
Representatives, to-day found it neces.
sary to procure the third gavel OF the
session. The irst was very pretty and
strong one. and it lasted until Tuesday,
when the Democrats became 80 noisv in
the Police Commission bill debate. Con.
slant hammering and an ill.directed blow
broke it into DE- zen pieces The'Speak
or secured another, plain oak instru-
mept, and it did service until to-day.
when the Lawmakers we're so boisterous
ia debating the Normal Art School bill
that Mr.. Bracket became very excited
he shouted and pounded to no avail un-
til an accidental blow On the side of the
msllet sent It flying in small pieces down
among the members. Out Of courtesy
they quieted down until another MALE,
was procured, and then the uprosr was
resumed. Mr.. Bracket notified the Ser
geant-at-Arms to hold the State tack
hammer ip reserve.
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The Indians Surrounded.

ToMBsroNE, ARIz.. June ia cour
ier who has Just arrived from the Mule
mountains, 20 miles south of here, after
arms, ammunition and provisions, states
that A. T. Johns, Of this place. who is
captain of citizens party Of 35 men, +,
and Lieutenant Richards, with compa.
nv Of Is cavalry, struck fresh trail
Wednesday night and yesterday came
upon the Indians in the Mule mountains
and have surrounded them and it is
thought the savages cannot escape
The courier was sent here post haste for
Two buckhoards have
left with 90 more men from here and
20 from R'sbee.
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Teller Scott and His Hand Bag,

QUEBEC, June l1.-Four of Pinker-
toms detectives have arrived here, and il
ls thought they are after Scott, the Man.
battan Bank absconder, who got away
with $1,000 cash. 1t is said that Scott
has been in Q1ebec, and that on Tuesday
morning last he was recognized in ci.
gar store on Fabrique street, where he
made some purchases. He carried a
brown leather valise. He afterward went
in the direction Of the North Shore Rail
way station, and is believed to have gone
to some point west Of Montreal.
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CO M M ERCI A L .
GROCERY MARKET.

CORRECTED wssKIy BY P. scHrMAnpsR. yR & BRO
MoNpAv Juue tx l6Sb
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~The Law saws: "W hoover wilfuI

EThe Law says: "Whoever wilful.
ly Injuries or removes any monument
grave stone or other structure erected
to perpetuase the memory Of any de.
ceased person, or any fence, railing, OF
other work IN and around any cemetery
or burial place, or any tree, shrub OF
plant therein. shall be fined not more
than five hundred dollars. or imprisoned
not more than thirty days, or botb."
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A DEATH-TRAP IN FRANCE.

Two Hundred People Crushed by
Falling Stone Stairway.
PARIS. June Ii AT Thiers, a town in
the department OF Pay-de- Dome, mur.
der trial has been in progress Tor some
days. The circumstances of the murder
and the exciting incidents of the trial
have engrossed the attention Of the peo-
Pile. and yesterday, the last day Of the
trial, the courthouse was crowded with
men and women anxious to witness the
closing scenes.
When the people were leaving, imme-
diately after the adjournment OF the
court. and we're jammetl upon the stone
stairway leading to the street, the lofty
staircase fell. The scene thst followed
vas appalling Immense masses of ma
sonrv from above crashed down upon
the struggling people below. crushing.
manning and mutilating them in hor-
rible manner. The fall OF the staircase
and the shrieks Of the people lying help
LEES in the ruins caused a panic 10 the
courtroom. and there was rush for the
nov wrecked exit.
Those who we're in front we're unable
to Withstand the pressure from behind.
aud were hurled down upon the men
and women crushed ia the fall of the
staircase. and whom the people 10 the
street we're already striving to rescue.
After the panic had exhausted itself,
and the immease stone steps Of the fallen
staircase had been removed twenty.four
persons we're taken from the ruins dead.
TIE injured numbered not less ,han l63
and many OF these will die, fourteen he.
ing very seriously injured Many Of
the injured are women and their wounds
are terrible. In the midst Of the Rrest
excitement crumhlne pieces OF store
we're precipi' ated upon The dead and dy.
ing. adding to the horrors OF the awful
spectacle and greatly impeding The ef-
forts at rescue
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GE A new counterfeit $40 gold coin
has just been detected. 1t is thus de-
scribed: at IS dated 1880, and is the
irst of it's kind that ever made it's ar-
pearance. The composition is appar-
entity lead and glass, and 1T has thin
coating OF gold wash. 1t weighs 296
grains, and is slightly larger than the
genuine piece. 1t has = good riug and
unless closely examined as to color and
size Is likely to deceive"
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MARRIED -On May 10th, bv Rev. J
E. GARRErr. Miss MARY L. THenPsoN
to Mr.. WIN. e MARTIN.
On May 26 b, by Rev. J.1L MrLLs,
Miss SARAH E, MORRIS to Mr. 5. D.
GRIFFrTH.
On May S0rh, by O. FaFLINr, E'q.'
Mics MARI B. EDWARDS to Mr.. SAMUEL
A. Pollen.
On June 4th, by THoMAs MURPHY,
Esq ), of Perry township, Miss AMELIA
J. BARLOW to Mr. MARSHAL CLINE.
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wThe Annual maetino Of the Obi

EE The Annual meeting OF the Ohio
Teachers Association will be held at
Lake Chautauqua. July 7,h to 9th, 1885.
For the accommodation of teachers,
members Of their families, students OF
Normal schools, &C., who may desire to
attend this meeting, the B. & o. R. R.
Co. will sell round trip tickets, at greatly
reduced rates. For tickets, time Of
trains DC. call upon or address Agents
B. d o. z E.
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OHIO NOTES.

Pink.eye has appeared among horses
in Seneca county.
Buckeye, Cs,rlage COMPANY. CirciD-
natl, assigned Saturday. Assets s3S00
Martin Schmidt Of Marietta jumped
from swing, Sunday, and broke bic
leg. a s4
The assessors' returns show that dur
ing the past year 10 65S hogs died OF
cholera in Fayette county
John Hoseiaud, aged 70. of Dawn,
committed suicide by cutting his throat,
rather than 60 to the poor-house.
For some time past P. G. Hipp, an ex-
pert accountant, has been engaged in On
examination Of the bonks and papers iu
the Office Of the city auditor of Toledo.
to discover the amounts fradulently
taken from the ely by forged and raised
warrants. A partial report shows that
nearly $1,000 we're fradulently obtained
by the late deputy auditor, S. S Fish,
from the spring OF 1880 10 1884 Fish
was arrested under indictments found
by the grand jury, and alter giving bail
departed for parts unknown, and has
never been rearres.ec.
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TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1885.
masonic DIREoroRr.

MoNRoE Lopus No. lss r. and A. M,
msets at Masonic Hall in Woodsheid, on
Wednesdav evenings. on or before each full
noon. b. B. HILL, W. NJ; JAS. r. NORRIS.
Secretary.
WeeDsFIELD CHAPTER No. 81, H. A. NJ
meets in Masonic Hall. Woodsield, on Nom
das evening after full moon. J. 4. SPRIaes'
n. +. Il. p; JAS. R. MORRIS, Secy.
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sssubenyille Gazette.

Gen. Warner has lately been holding
conference with New York fnanciers.
and as a result, the folio wing noted COM
promise Of the silver question has been
formulated as basis for legislation nex,
winter. Gen. Warner knows more about
the money question than any other man
in this country, and anything that be
agrees to may be considered not far
from right.
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wA new fraud ia for a man to knoc1

~A new fraud is for man to knock
at the door and inquire II the gentleman
OF the house is at home. II he is an
swered In the negative he then tells the
lady that he is ''lamp inspector" sent
out by The state, with finely gotten up
story in regard to it being necessary in
order to prevent explosions, ETC.. and
then goes through the farce of inspect.
ing the lamps, demanding q small fee
for each lamp. Although the fraud is
very transparent, it is worked success.
fully in several localities.
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Business Changes.

Last week Mr.. F. BUcKIo sold bis
stock OF groceries, and building to Mr..
JACOB BERrRAM.
Mr.. BucKIo and Mr.. Taos. ROUSE pur-
chased the dry goods and grocery stock
OF Mr. GEORGE KErrERER, and will con-
tinue the business.
A gentleman from Mercer county pur.
chased Mr.. L HoEFFLER's stock OF clo-
thing and furnishing goods. He intends
to carry a stock OF 6rst-clasa goods in
connection with merchant tailoring.
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eF The Columbus Tses of the l lth
INST, contained an article on the Colum-
bus Art Exhibition. We clip the fol-
lowing:
"No. 24l, portrait of Judge Okey, BY
his daughter, Miss In'z Okev. attracts
universal attention by its striking like
ness OF the original. The work is in
every way very creditable."
Among other creditahle drawings no.
ticed was one bv Miss FLORA A. OKEY
daughter of Mr.. F g. OKEr, Of Cald
we'll, Noble county.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-06-16

T Miss JENNIE BURTON, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. HARVEY. at
Wheeling, returned home last week on
account Of the sickness OF her father,
Mr.. JOHN BURroN, who has been seri-
iously Ill.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Sr sYLvKsTER's CATHOLIC CuuRcH.-Rev.
Father WErsrNeER. Pastor. Services at and
10 o'clock A Sunday School at P. NJ,
vespers and Benediction at r. NJ.
n. e. CHURcH.-Services at the NJ. e.
Church. woodsfeld, every Sabbath. Preach.
ing at 1880 A. NJ. and 2 P. N. Sunday school
93e r. N. Prayer meeting every Thursday
st7PM Pastor. Rev. II. d. SrAuFFER.
PREsBYrERIAN CHURCH Services at Pres.
byteriaa Church, Woodsfeld, every two weeks,
beginning Sabbath. Jan. 9th, ~ o'clock p. N.
Prayer Meeting every Wednesday evening at
6L o'clock. Pastor. Rev W. T. GARRowAY.
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E% For the Grand Army OF the Re-
public Excursion to Portland, Maine,
on Saturday, June Goth, 1885, the B. &
o r. R Co, will sell round trip excur-
sion tickets, to either Columbus, Shelby
juno or Monroeville, where round trip
tickets to Portland can be purchased at
low excursion rates,