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Cambridge Jeffersonian, The (Newspaper) - January 19, 1871, Cambridge, OhioOhio. Off Levi if Taffner i Cor. Public Square. One copy in Avaiu a if paid within ear allot the your 4 to is do 1 13 co Sty of Fichs. Prot Utt Dougherty. Waller Jarl butt. K. C. Italic i. Alexander a. Taylor. We. A. Lowrener. Prosecuting Harnes. Jura Tau of Andrew Subj Artrea. Philip t. Silt to. Sur fuer David of mall . Infirmary Simoon of w. H. Of Middle kudu Rzar Kiili j . 1. A. Cambridge. Societies. Cai Nermyr club Farr in. It a meets on tuesday evening next after we h full Moon. K. W. H. P. C. K. Match Kukk. Vul. Al. Cumberland. Alerts monday re Eulus an or before each full Moon. O. W. M. P i. S. Vow. Morti on tuesday of Vanluv Nixt prom Lytik Tiu a full John w. M. J. W. Kurtly t t. A a. A. Washington. On it maj evening next full Simon. A. Y w. M. 8. B. La Uksik. I f. A Al. Cum pm Imit Jimora be full Moon. We. W. M. Hess Dura in y. Prilay Lubou. A. M. Sec y. F. .1. Rash full i w. M. Next k. To. Too of meet evening. A. G. A Xvi. Sec y o. O. Cumberland. Meets every Eye ulna. P. W. S. U. J. M. Dasik l. See y. Vlok t blk a. O. R. C. O. D. Fining stations. . Cambridge. Concord. Campbell s Millwood. To will run Dally. Days incl Ideal. W. C. A. M. C. O. D. M. C of in m. R. Oust in. K. K. A i . Cum Herl d la Siniua. d in. Washngtn. Wait Gnu . I. W p. M. T inf Xiv i. A. M. Call mall nud departs every and saturday at 1-. Mill i Keiday Aud Friday at 11 a. In. Money orders issued on All parts of the in itch states. Uffre from n a. M. To p. M. C. L. P. M. C a7ibr10cik Cut no inks. Meilaan. M. Mck Arlandt pastor. Met titlist Pislor. I. Our chill. Pastor. Cambridge jeffersonian vol. January 1871. T. K. Lira ran 1tkbhiott Kainov s Ohio. Otar Public Cou Ohla. is new nil built in in darn it Lias Ulsan just mid i new Stalil luvs tin per . Al Ltd n. 11. Proprietor. In Corner Market nil fourth Ohio. We. 8. M. Kick Proi Irlen. Ratcil Wlllie tills hotel is a Large and com Moil ions it Blu. Juko. . Pmed. Williams 9lnrblc and in Anion Lynn nil kor clan Mur West mile put Bolo u. D. K. Donl Caln and Mamilu Turer of near tin Ohio. Tombs by thu air h. Mil attended to promptly. M allele Wottke. A a fall dealers in and Amerle in Marble Ami Suni Lusky . Akron and hand and Cal elided and fire la Lek. Menu Fetn Rirs of by cha8. E. Mitch Sicner. Jiu Guitry 1871. Governor Hayes. The executive of tramples under Laws of the state. The state foot the of a very Dewrel Ollun. No. 11 Nln slip to. Scotch urn note nil Iron Man ten Pitt Italy d to on Lar. Jui Ilii by 1ksvbakce. Hiir Ford. New policies issued for the above old reliable companies by c. L. Agent. Boru Haxe tickets to nil from Irell d Puiul Scotland Snail at this Attlee. Al in Urti on same Vonn Trout. Cambridge so Mil c on Coke and melt company. I i capital. Uriu h in i i Lafon it t St. 1 Ift. Richmond. L. M. . A Max supt. It. L. U. promptly filled. To teachers. Meetings fort lie exam nation of Tene Heni in Mill be Huki in Cam uk1ouk Kob 1x71. February. And third saturday. April. May. saturday. July. August. I moral signed res Ponsle Wen. Will be repaired in nil will coming nor promptly a. No applicant will be to join hip i lass after it bus pro Gressed. John h. M. 1-u.vmk. T c. U. C Arlt. Toha8oh cmk10hton and notary Ohio. Up Over first door West of Public utter thou Given to probate -t1 w. Re. Attorney Ohio. Practice in of Toniey and Nijoli Liik a outlet. Mio and Rem Lettini of prompt. Of face Over Berry to Adams Satorv. Jew. 4 Atto mtr of to. Will it tool to the Varl branches of practice in the courts of thin and . Office upstairs id National Hank building. John at Nancy at Ohio. I have the porn Celce of and Klvac attention to dullness in the courts of the state mud the in Teil states within Ohio. Fly Ladelphia is the or Bat Domestic Wool Market Voois Coos six Mwau Ivo. O Hurtt a not Turket Haf in free of correspondence with Wool growers solicited. Information in to Tho nor kit cheerfully furnished at nil times. Particular attention paid to a Ianelli d Fri Zwiers sent direct. Mh3- y Wai. Attorney a practices in the of of crispy and idol Lnu counties. All bus iness will recede w9. Actor and not Sirj Public. Ohio. Hpe Cal attention to and con Venn cd us opposite pos Tomci. W. M. To me Nhoi drugs and main the Ohio. 1 now in and for Solo of mod Erate u Large Stock of window will i la i Liti it Dye snaps 1 Lustor Wolti o tic we. M. Attorney and Xot Arv Ottlo. Will take Aero or deeds and certify affidavits and de positions. Government claim licensed to Proeu Repp bark and Otili a of Palms against tie government. Jio in Hync Iimoto if collections Are not recovered. Folke in building next to Luiney s store. James rotary our Navy Ohio. Incl ngtau thu taking receive prompt attention convey r depositions will or. M. Pays clan and offers his services after thirty years practice in this common Ltd. Proprietor of Rin flu s celebrated pills. M. V. S. Physician and Ohio. Per Hal Given Tomn Rattery. And Ull Illse Usefof thu Kyd of fice Over my Murox it Scott s drug store. Choice sell Rind a a Pressly for i a Loynal purposes carefully at All hours of thu tiny or a. J. in drugs and medicines Ohio. . Mint it i come Tullet far Maemie Oil a full Stock of Patent medicines b and Copper Ohio. Wheel Iron Wiki and winners Stock at Ern prices. Main West of Public Square. Tin. Jeweler and Silver Ware. Musical in u. Doors West of i Square. All goods Tim Stvil us i p. I Hys clans accurately com pounded from fresh and Niedl Clivi s. Suhlamith open from a. M. To 1 p. M. And from to ii p. M. Did you that c. H. D y Aymett it Bro s is Tho pm acc to buy Var fancy i Marly up dealer a . In Tbs Aud dealers in one and common Furni Ture. Opposite hotel. _ 1 am now prepared to give lessons on the piano or Organ. Persons wishing to receive instruction can apply it my residence by mail. Mph. M. R. Boa o. M. Dealer in Jef wholesale and . Fire porcelain Tram Llos Copper potato a. And nil other kinds of Job work done and warranted. Old brass and Iron taken in Exchange for goods. Call and compare och goods a mics he fro you Purl us. Doors West Adams express Ohio. Governor Hayes was waited on yesterday and asked if lie would or Der an election the third District for a representative in Congress to Supply to place of ambassador Schunck. He and been officially notified of the resignation. That is admitted. Tho in says the governor in such cases order an election. Governor i Ines says he will not order an election. Suppose the Nineteen Ohio representatives and the two Ohio senators had received and accepted foreign and bad left the slate wholly unrepresented in con would governor Hayes have dared trample under foot the refusing to order special and thus have left the the third state in the Union entirely unrepresented the principle is the same. The amount of it is the radicals Are afraid of an election in the third without the Aid of the Money that poured in from new England and Pennsylvania to help the Champion of the eneral of his last fall. They dare not meet the people face to face in a fair contest. This is the order from washing and the governor of the great state of Ohio is reduced Down to the pitiful proportions of a Scal Awag and carpet bag governor in Florida and in obeying orders from the head Center. He tramples under foot the Law of his own state to Kneel to a political command from the Radical committees and associations at the capital. In order to secure a vote for the fifteenth amendment in the state of governor Hayes disobeyed the Law by ordering a special elec Tion in the Champaign for state when no vacancy existed under the Law. He ordered the election in anticipation of a vacancy. This same Bright conserva Tor of the Laws tramples under in obedience to orders Wash a positive and imperative Section of the fays that he do a certain thing. Yet be will not. Wily because he has Bis orders. In god s can t we our Ohio governor for some of the agents of the carpet baggers in Tallahasse or Little Rock has it come to that our statues Are Only to be administered just As the executive of Tho state receives Bis from political committees at Washington t this is precisely the position of Rutherford b. Tammany Hall id making arrangements to give the fenian exiles a splendid banquet Aud recep on their arrival at new York. Minister Motley considers his removal a simple aet of spite on the of the president towards Sena Sumner. The president will never agree to general so Long As the Shadow of a single Kun it Lux remains to disturb the nerves of the Loyal. The Money expended by the president in the dominican Job is drawn from an appropriation of Mode in 1866. Of this appropriation is said to have spent by or. Sword in Vari Ous investigations and negotiations respecting san Domingo. The other was used to pay the first year s rent of the Bay of a Mac a. For the second year s rent there is no so far and now any likelihood of getting one. The Springfield Kerub lican disintegration and demoralization now going on in Tho Republican party under the leadership of general and by the differences Between him and prominent men in Congress and the Independent preen of the seem to make it quite in that a pure democratic nomination of to Able and Good a Man As judge Thurm ten can Dis Pute successfully with it the posses Sion of the country two years As of this Oahu by but la Alt. In Swath hit Ai Gici said said tie no but rest Olieo Here fat my cottage for Oliy feel Cuury and sore. Was with Stranner suld t Bald thu Fiu no 1 lir Theo at my frugal and eat of my Humble Faros my Soldier Iwai of t he old ninth army in win rant he bore him gallantly in the smoke and thu Battle s know him Tho As i roil Truu i was with i Sakl the to fell in nuns thou did St smooth the to Pluks speak Tho whatever it Tiniou Ijeh it rend my bosom s How his face to the upholding the hag Lieb Orev Sny not unit my boy disgraced Themi torn. Cannot said thei Ogeil should have remarked that i Wum with some Throe years the to Iii the but beat Wiki Alvim full sore that used who had worked for Grant some threw years be uru Tho our. Lbs. Bbiog8 enemy. Or. R. Perry was an old Bache and miss Briggs was i old maid. He lived in the Brick House ton the Hill and she lived in the cot Tage and they were mor Tal enemies. He despised her be cause1 she kept a Canary and two and Slie hated him for Hie affection for a huge mastiff and a Knock kneed horse. Why on Earth the Mau Don t get a decent horse is More than i can she would As he to the door. Be a Csc he is too mean and miserly to buy miss Briggs would hardly have Felt pleased had she known that or. Perry Rode Back and Forward on this worn out piece of merely for the purpose of annoying her. They never spoke but managed to keep up a perfect by disagreeable manners and wrathful glances. She sat by the hour beneath the Canary Bird in the window with her cats perched upon the and her knitting in her throwing glances of scorn to the opposite where with a Cigar and and boots a few inches higher than his received and paid them Back with interest. The detestable dog came Over and ran through her Dis Troy aug All her Beautiful tulips and she gave Bita a hot which sent him howling to his and when said master sent that she would treat him worse next time. Red cow broke through uis enclosure and devoured his tur nips and and he led her and informed miss Briggs that a second offence would give tier a comfortable pasture in the Pond. For two years they lived and and no one could bring about peace Between them. It was a pity the neighbors All miss Briggs was a dear Little and there was not a finer Man in the country than or. Iny says mrs. Per one As she entered the cosy am going to have a and i want you to come Down in the afternoon to and remain during the evening every one will be that old Bac Clor Over the Way be we could t get along without him that settles the Shan t Don t be so foolish if you remain at he will think that you Are afraid of thought the mis Briggs thought the matter i Over. It would look a Little like and she would not have him think so for the con i pared the wedding dinner. Cei cd wretch 1 i at Fol mrs. Ratty live Cep cd although she declared to mrs. Perkins after supper that they nearly choked her. Before evening they both were persuaded to overtook the horse and cow and be miss Briggs was frightened when she found herself talking to him with ease and pleasant familiarity. The party was a such dust and Al though the sports were generally monopolized by the younger por they found room the old maid and her and several times she found herself doing the most ridiculous things in the Way forfeits. At the end of the evening Bliss Briggs was at door ready to de part when called. I am going right up your Way. Will Yon nip old she and behind that beside that detestable Man t she was wondering whether she worm or when mrs. Per Kins care and triumphantly led her and packed her into the Carriage. It was thai Kas and they my to let the horse go his own and find it the bust he could. Did very Well until they reached the and teach he was bewildered. Or. Perry spoke jerked the reins j nit to no purpose. Then he ook out the whip. Whether Bis natural dislike of tie or the memories of the indignities he had suffered from the hands of the owner of the cottage overcome it is Bard to but at All of fonts he kicked up his ran i few rods and overturning be buggy Aud Ita precious Eon miss Briggs was up in a but or. Perry was As silent As the grave. She ran shouting through the until or. Perry s came out to her assistance. They found the Man half dead beneath the and while Dan was at miss Riggs ran Homo for her servant. After much hard labor they succeeded in extricating him from the but he was and they bore him and sent for the Village doctor. Upon Examina Tion they found his leg to be Bro and thus miss Briggs enemy at her mercy. The clays and weeks that follow dreadful ones to tile poor but miss Briggs never left into. Jay and night she stood be Side her Little plump hand administered to every want. Forgot the cow and his turnips he forgot the cats and Canary. He Only saw n Little patient with a pretty Rosy trim figure and tender and would you believe he fell in love with How could he help it she had sat by him through the Long weary Days of she had brought him her her wine and Nice invigorating she had made him Blanc Mange and Deli Cate and in All probability saved Bis life. What could he do. Nothing but fall in love. Briggs be said one when to was Able to sit up. Or. Perry v have been very Good to and i feel As though i owed Yon a great Stop right where1 you Are. You owe me would you mind if i tres passed a Little further on Wollf Good nature miss will you take me in charge for the rest of my natural life you marry me miss Briggs and her an so Var Esme thus Mairy there was a wedding a1 few and mrs. Perkins pre Otto table in the family. Demoralizing effect of waiting for dead people s Tenet Able couple cheated. In the mrs. Perkins went and it was arranged that miss Fig gel was to Pericl the and remain for the party. She was a pretty Little and it was always a Puzzle to every one by she never married. She had a Rosy Clear Brown Beautiful hair and a Swit and although past there was not a smarter woman town. She stood before the Gilt framed Mirror in the1 Little and fastened her lace Collar Over the neck of her Maroon coloured dress with a Plain Gold and Gan to think she looked very Well. There was a healthy flush upon her and her eyes were full of Light and Beauty. She walked into or. Perkins sit Ting and lady awaiting her with it smiling face. She thought she must be in a very Good but said Al lowing tile Good itty to Sarthe a Long and As pleasantly As she wish e d. She understood it whet sup per time and mrs. Perkins followed by or. Perry. This was a Well Laid plan to make the two1 become friends. Siiss Briggs bit her and in Wardly vowed that nothing should tempt her to give her hand in friendship1. 8he hated him. He was directly opposite her at the and Many times forced to pass the cakes or and Mia Briggs a and the cottage is rental to a to tug menu Anchi pc Foo whom mra. Perry1 bequeathed off cat and and Canary. Tip mastiff and Knock kneed old horse Are with their forefathers. Artong other peculiarities of the Hantl in is their manners and it is said that when we tale off the they leave theirs while it dinner we been with soap and they r Everss the order i and begin with wines my sweetmeats. At funerals Black hot but White. In Tiey read from right to left tie Latich their Vesse is arid a attain wild had seen this in Chinn. Suggested the idea to or Brunsd and so got him out of his about tic launching the great Sisto Frt in the Liam is in Waukegan dwells an aged Joseph and Nabby who were married in the Jeat the Battle of Waterloo was and who have lived to see the second Empire Tumble to pities. They re moved to Waukegan in act lived quietly together to Bare Ever and their peaceful lives end Strong constitutions enable them to outlive by nearly ten years the term allotted to the psalmist to the life of Man. About Twenty years Nabby came Possession of a comfortable Surat of Money that had been left act by an and was in Luord to lend or to Josiah who had married one of daughters shortly before. He gave his note for How was renewed from time to the interest being partly paid. It was Bijj in the and Nabby did not press him hard. In when i a note again become and Horn applied for another Extension of six she changed her policy and was not cordial Aud easy with him As she Hart been. She consented to extend the time if he would give her As seen Rity a mortgage of some real estate he owned. A Horn gave her his note for payable with ten per interest in six which was All that he claimed to be due from him at that and Nabby was Satis fied. He also mortgaged to hoi some land he owned in tile of in this county. Taking care of tile old Foi is. In the Spring of As the old oils were growing Tatlier Horn they should go and live with him at sing to build a House on his inside his Al cd to give them a Ife interest in two acres of land round it. He professed his in mention to take care of them in his and by his advice Uey sold their House and lot in Wati Kegan and gave him of he proceeds to build a House at Hanover for them. Meanwhile hey lived with the old Man working industriously at the cultivation of his and Nabby As sisting mrs. Horn in her House old duties. In about a year the new Louse was and the Agett pan moved in. The old Man continue a tillage of his two and in he Spring of 1870 lie planted his third crop of Corn. Horn j Audens. If August mrs. Horn sick arid and an entire Tia flee immediately came Over Josiah s treatment of the old couple whom 10 promised to take care of to the end of their Days. They wanted to return to Wau Feegal on a visit will another mrs. Weaver who had been attending mrs Lorn s and he Perera Tori refused to let them go. Thei and shortly afterwards Horn visited them and con dusted himself so boisterously tha they decided not to return with him before they had a disagree ment about the old Man s Corn which he wanted to to enable to buy some As he desirous of fattening his own Poi k and Horn refused to let the hogs by bought or the Corn to be sold. Some of Nis Ata esed i East Les. These Little have culminated in a Legal this Pete with a flavor of fraud in which will shortly engage the attention o the circuit court. Or. And mrs Hill have filed a in which charge that in hoi induced the old Man to sign an instrument in which lie rep resented to be for the purpose o making oter to him the promised life lease of the House and iwo acres of ground. After they re moved to they received an intimation that it was a agree ment to deliver up Aud cancel the note and release the mortgage which Nabby Heitl As Security for the Money she had Lent. On making search in the found for the first time that the note and mortgage was no longer in their on inc airy in Chi they discovered that a release deed had actually Boon dated the i2th of 1869. Such Are the grievances to which they drab Cibic themselves to have been subjected by their affectionate brother in Law. They ask the court to interrogate Horn As to these and to declare the re leave deed and it is proposed to Amend the Crim Ino code of diff Tor permit jurors in pan Nellor in homicide cases to separate if Tor properly and Trionis the Nas to their proper duties and obligations. Require jurors to the is trial of homicides. The code now be kept in the the sheriff during the a in lives 011 farm that has been an Thott Gfa successive of his eve since original Purchase from the Over 200 years ago. Judge Thurman. Home Radical Yiew of the possibilities of the future. A snowstorm in the United states at the end of the year is6g extended Over a District of Miles in length and 300 Miles in the average depth of Snow being one foot. The weight was estimated at five tons to the o f tons to the Square or at a grand total of tons of which is ten times the Welgh t o f All the wheat grown in the United states sit ice the discovery of an-1 this vast weight of snowfall in one storm from one great and within a Peljo d of Only four Days. The Ohio state Jan. 5.j Thurman As a presidential cannot be to Many of lir readers unknown that the name of a distinguished it Tineil o f our City has been spoken of in influential with More of Ess frequency of in connect Lon. With the office of president of the United states. At this Early and at the time when pop ular sentiment in the democratic is just beginning to take shape my and to indicate pre frences for this or that Public Man As a presidential it May Troye of general interest to give impression to the opinions enter senator Thurman by his or rather by those of Lis neighbors who Are now and Ever have been his political opponents. It is perhaps entirely superfluous to say that being diametrically opposed to judge re Lyrmah in we cannot conceive of any political changes of combination of circumstances pos sible in which it would not remain our duty to oppose his Elevation to chief magistracy of the country. Judge Thurman has not a drop of Republican blood in his veins. To is a Deli Socrat of the democrats. He out heroes Herod and out Timofte Timon in denouncing and bewail ing the degeneracy of the times that continues the Republican party in Power. He is a sort of political thersites whose terrible Tongue lashings All must feel the smart of who have not been educated in the same political school. He thinks the times Are always Otto of joint when the democrats Are out 01 Power. He believes in the democratic party As it was and As it is we presume he never had an unbelieving doubt that that party could have preserved the Republic from All the sufferings and sacrifices of the late and has now no misgivings that its leaders Are no the salvation of the land and the Salt of the Earth. If elected presi Dent he would put none but democrats on guard or in office and would maintain As sacred and in violate what Are called Tho party s time honoured principles and Long cherished traditions. But political considerations Candor compels us to con cede to senator Thurman As a pos sible presidential a very High occur of qualifications. No citizen in this Community sustains a higher character for personal integrity. In All his business re lations he is upright and generously just. In his social relations he is exceedingly and is in character and manners an accomplished gentle Mari. In his profession he reached the highest rank Zeotite years before entering the United states Senate. Judge Thurman is a self taught and self made Man. He enjoyed Node of those to Success which1 or a Liberal education affords. A year of two in a Small Academy wag the extent of his school room instruction. But the court room and the world have been to him a and he has been through life a perpetual and in indefatigable student. With labor has conquered All for Industry has supplied the learning which a defective education left and Over came All the obstacles to Success in the most difficult of the professions. Thurman has studied men As Well As and is a judge of character and of human this Quality in one holding the presidential office is of incalculable value and importance. In Point of experience in Public life Thurman has had a training inferior to hone of the democratic presidential aspirants. He was for two years in the lower House of Congress during the exciting period of the mexican War. In 1852 he was judge of. The supreme court of served four and was for one year chief Justice. Add to six years service in the United states and he will have had greater advantages in the Way of experience in Public office than three fourths of those who in later years have been Candi dates for the presidency. While on the supreme judge thur Man took the highest rank among the for sound judgment and ability. He was not Only Learned in the but y hat is of infinite importance to a judicial Learned in things outside of the Law. Ete served the state in this capacity not Only with credit and but with distinction. The High position which senator Thurman has taken in the Senate is Well understood. That he phases is abilities Superior to Riny demo cratic member of the and is at the usual rates. Egg of Wilf of both in notable to in sible that u is not As a comp Arjaan May Clicks and Horn Between May. He is the s. We Trust be have democratic that we May have one of dignity and states Man like Hen doing a Western Kes Enre melt her. Among the vagaries of the people in that portion of known As the sub kingdom of Yankee Dom there was elected the present legislature one in the language of mrs. With the gospel m minister of a Christian full of Seal for the Radical and chock full of he came to co Luram to rout the adopt the fifteenth and Reform the morals o f people. Like he much of his religion and and one like Peck he fell. That returning Day be our it not in and publish it in the of tin bribed. That one drink led to another another. These Drin fes ie3 tto an Bube rant Zeal in the missionary cause. He know that the was a curse to with a self sacrificing lick vib Ted its haunts. He fell sacrifice to the the and As the old English the language of the when one was Turkey must do As the turkeys one clerical Friend liable to the penalty of the Law by playing cards Arij swearing sundry profane thus showing that his Early in had not neglected. His training absent from the paternal roof witly the neighbor was Iii j when he was and after he in did not depart therefrom. Although he did after manner of the sons of the paths of it and truly sorry was tic Radical preacher that it Tiai Obi Tui did our reverend Friend lose credit for his profess of missionary Zeal with the moral part of the Buir As if possessed of a foul is once pledged his Honor to a member on a political question ant forfeited it. Still actuated by a holy Zeal against crime of All this same clerical member lately Iri trounced a Resolution in the to inquire into the stealing and perquisites of legislative official he ought to follow it no trim another Resolution to inquire ibid mip of tha Molur i if Ciss Nis m. Clay has radicalism and to Iid the1 democracy. Leader of his party in that Are conceded facts. Fever men hive won a National reputation in so Brief a time. In Washington he is consid ered the peer in debate of co Nolc he g and a e May be regarded in Columbus. The two most off Tinct Eastern and Western c for the presidency Are Hoffman and Hen Dricks. From present indications the respective friends of these candidates will be arrayed in bitter hostility against each to that it will become expedient to i unite upon a third comma to who the morals of the it to of the clerical who preach Brown and him Why Iowa taxes Are Enoris taint answering to the Ina Chr Why the taxes of con resident Lana ers Are so in the state of a resident give the curious explanation to one thinly settled township a citizen Liat be inst have a school for hi4 children. He applies to the of sub directors of the towilahip1 1-5 have a new District set with Sulci boundaries that hid Cabin is nearly in the Centre a 3 Belv one in the District. He next the proper to have called together As the inhabitant f the for the purpose 6f feeling a Legal organization. Tiv is accomplished by the i Tarmo i Choice of himself As sub direct of he then applies. In that for an appropriation to build school House. Eight Hundred or thousand dollars Are an if with this Srim he builds himself two store Story and a school room. The Tinget fund supplies him with cooking stove and other fences he hires his wife As a Tea Cox at a salary of thirty or forty per and As she Las Only own children to her duty t Are not too onerous. Thus school fund supplies the enter Rij ing citizen with a and a comfortable support. I the taxes Are rather be not mean enough to Gro Tribly paying his and As f6r the non resident owners of the rest of land in the their Are too Distant to be heard. This is an exceptional Consumers a right to that grocers everywhere will once reduce prices on Etta fat sugar and spices to the extent the recent reduction of Thi Tariff these articles. The Freij Nettir duties per Pound if j Allio cents 4 Cen i 1 1q 15 Ujj 10 Cunter 30 15 cents be eff. It is not to be sup Totea v. A Fiat dealers will to the old rates in View of Tbs Der Cotton of duties. A firm at Hsi Jolt a pfc contract t6 inf Nash afro usand to be at Portland within the next months. The Purcha Cen to1 spa Perl

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