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to heavy averages at 25a4 so per cwt
gross The demand for Stock Hogs is
light, with a fiws selling at Ala 20 per
cWt gross. - iii0 jreT - Gs~}--i}
a8' : g BRIGHTON PENS. ao2 *a 'e
| The receipts Of Live Stock the past
week foot up as follows: Cattle, 900:
Sheep, $50; Hogs, 1907.
CATTLE-The receipts have no.
been large, and; with fir demand,
about all were sold, butchers bcing the
principal buyers, shippers buying su h
as were suitable for their w,n,s W.
quote. doriinpn to extra butchers, 3li5I,.
shipping :i4a5lc
SHEEp-.lnve been scarce all the
week, aid all have been sold. We ouotc
from pc to lc per u. for common 20
good Shccp, ana lambs at l 7ja3 rer
head
|, HOGS-Receipts have not been lar 70
but there has been drli ihqrket all the
week, with no shipping demand We
quote light to heavy averages at + 70 l.
-o, Win all soIu AT the cl i>e.
CONVICTION YMSDs
CATTLE-Thefe is a fir deniani
and the supply is amply sufficient, to
meet it. The receipts last week amojia
ted to l,046 head, of which abont 6h6
half were shipped eastward, and 1.-THE rp-
mainder sold hera at the following rites
First quality butchers Cattle 5Ia5}o,
second do 4a44c, third do 3a3lc, ship
ping Cattle 5ka6r; Calves 7a7Ic.
SHEEP AND LAM BS-The !, ceipts
of both for the week ending at noon
Monday, June 2G, amounted to 5.764
head. OF this number 2.735 head were
shipping East and North. and the re-
mainder were sold in this market at Sale
for Sheep and 2al rs per head for
Lambs.
HOGS-Thcre is a tolcrably fair de-
mand at 3ia44c, according to quality
The arrivals during the past week
amounted to 315 head.
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-, FroD, the Register
Wheeling Wholesale Market.

t..,.. ..,-.......-. .-,,.,s, -, 49, June2S.
.BUTTER-Abundant supply; very
dull at 10@l2c.
CEBESE-Receipts larger at l3c
forscommon dairy, aude 1134c for prime
sacsory and Goshen. ras. .7fa q
CARBON OIL-Prices advanced; ;stan:
dards brands in a jobbing way, at n lc
asking and no charge for package.
| }CANDLES-Star at 16c; City mould
at He . {, 4 - e Is
COFFEE-Fair at 17@lSc; prime at
lSJc; choice and fancy at 19c.
EGGS--Supply fair and good demand
at 13@I5c. t}iSA i.e'.'t .t3'A
FEATHERS-Sales at 75c, and the
usual advance for small lots in a retail
way. ............
FLOUR-More active at full quota.
tions. Red winter family at Z 00@7 25;
white wheat family at 7 50@7 IS; fancy
at s SO; superfne and extra at 5 50@5
rs.
GRAIN-Whcat active; white at 35
al 40 for choice No. /: red at ] 25@1
80; Rye at 75@s0c. Oats at 45@5Oc.
Barley at 75c@l 90. Com at Csc.
PROVISfONS-Quiet. Mess pork at
II 90. Lard, fierce at 104@l1c; keg at
129c. Bacon shoulders &c; clear sides
at 1Oc; breakfast bacon at 14Ic. Plain
hams ff9sc;; canvassed, 15c; Sugar Cured
hams, 1Gc.
FISH-Mackerel, No. 2 halves at 5
so; No. 3 do, full weight, 100 lbs, at 5
O0j light weights at various prices, ac-
cording to the weight in packages; white
fish at so: lake herring at 2 so:
RICE-Prime new South Carolina
fair to prime at 9Ic; choice at 10Ic.
HOMINY-Sales of white flint at 5
copper barrel.
Baltimore at 50@65c; New
York at 65@70c; choice .drips at 75c.
SUGARS-New Orleans at 11Ic;
Porto Rico and Cuba a: lie; De.
inarara at 12@l2Ic; crushed, powdered
and granulated at l444c; A coffee at 134; B
coffee at 13cj G coffee at 124.
MOLASSES-New Orleans new crop,
fair to good at 65c; prime to choice at
6S@7Oc.
SODA-At &c in papers; best New
Castle at &c in keg.
SOAP-Family at &c; German at
7e; Eastern at 64@1Oc.
SAtT-Dairy at 3 90; best Ohio Riv.
er at . 90.
TEA-Guupowder at i 10@l So;
Young Hyson at l O0@l 40; Ooloug at
7O@S5@l 35. =,
BROUMS-No. fancy, A 90; No. 2
fancy, 8 so; No. 3 fancy, 3 %; No. l
plain, 90; No, 2 plain, 3 10; No 3
plaiu, 2 5O@2 81; common at l 75@2
%. -N@ .s - res,ss .z-. ,as -, s
GLASS-Flrst quality sx10 at4 90;
l0x1z at 80; second quality Sx10 at 3
90; 1Ox12 at 81 30 per box Of 30 feet
Discount 10 per cent, - ''' ''' =
GENSENG-A At SOC per pound
HAY-Quiet; prime baled is still quo
ted at Is 00@l7 90; loose at 10 00@12
90.
LARD OIL-Extra winter strained
at S5c.
SEEDS-Cloyer and timothy nominal
as the season has closed.
BEANS-Navy. white, at 2 90 per
bushel. .---
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Chicago Market.
June %.


FLOUR-Dull and trihe, easier.
GRAIN-Wheat, irregular and high.
cr, with sales at 1 27!;l 2s4, closing at
l IS; seller July closed at 26 Corn
steady at 54a54lc cash, and 54Sc seller
August Oats easier, at 4SIa49c, clo
sing at the inside. Rye higher; sales at
S9aS7c Barley nominal at 75c.
PROViSIONS-Pork higher; sales
at IA Is cash. and 10 00al5 124 seller
August
HIGHWINES-Dull at SSRaS9c. ,-a
CATTLE-Market dull and prices
weak and irregular, but there is no ae-
tual charge to note; shipping steers sold
at 4 ,75a5 ,S74; rough mixed to choice
butchers cattle sold at 4 00a4 rs; mix.
ed medium to good: 5 80, and an extra
lot of Texas cattle sold at 25a5 so;
stock steers nominal at previous figures.
.HOGS-Active and firm at an advance
of &c on heavy and 10c per 100 pounds
on light hogs heavy hogs sold at sc
az 90 for fair to good.
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BRIDGE CoMrLErED.-The' briigt
across the Ohio River at this point.i is
completed. On yesterday morning at Z
o'clock, Mat Fogarty engineer of engine
519,Y crossed over the bridge His engine
was decorated with flags. On the engine
were number of the officials of the B.
& o. r. r. and of THE Bridge Company
Messrs. Gibson and Brook, of the Key,
stone Bridge Company, Bradshaw and
Harrison, Hunter and Edwards, and 9th
ers, of tliet b. & q. Company Crowds
of people lined the banks and filed the
windows to witness the, scene. n In a
short time the engine returned bringing g
with it the pay, car. Of the company. IL.
During the day q number Of freight
trains, and the regular passenger trains,
passed over safely. The bridge is per-
feet success in every respect. 1t is an
immense structure, and reflects great
credit on the builders, and on the enter
prise of the B & O. r. r. Company
Due notice will be given of the formal
opening. which we are informed will take
place on July 4i-Betlaiye 70 Stand
ard; June %.
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EESUBSCRIBE FOR THE SPIRIT

Our NEW HoTEL-The hotel building
of Marx Alberts is rapidly approaching
completion. The floors are laid, por.
Lion Of the windows put in and the stairs
partly built. 1t is the intention of Mr..
Alberts to make anew front in the old
building and raise it as high as the new
structure. When this is done the new
horel will have front of about sixty
feet, and be the finest looking building
in town. 1t will contain about twenty
five comfortable rooms, in addition to
the office, parlor, dining-room, dc. The
building will be completed by the lst of
September. -Baraesriile Enterprise, ,29M
uU. 0gl i.. ,E5lE @
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After the vote was announced, ,on mo-
ton of H. r. WEST, the nomination of
r. E. CHAMBERS was made unanimous.
On motion Of j. H. HEAToN, the Chair
appointed Committee of two, j. II,
HEAToN and J. p. SrKlGGs,to inform Mr..
CHAMBERS of his nomination and request
his presence in the Convention.
The Committee returned accompanied
by NJ. CHAMBERS, who briefly addressed
the Convention, returning thanks for the
honor conferred
On motion, the Convention adjourned
sine die.
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JUDICIAL CONVENTION
Hon. Il. E. Chambers. of Belmont
County, Nominated on the A2.l
Ballot.

The Democracy Of the counties of
Belmont and Monroe assembled in Con.
ven.ion at Barnesyille, on Thursday, the
99th ult, to nominate q candidate for
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas
The Convention met at Hunts Hall at
IL o'clock A. NJ.
4 On motion, ,Hon:r j. w. TKENNoN, OF
Belmont, was chosen Chairman,and Col
j. f. CHARLEswoRTli, Of Belmont, and
Mr.. w. S. WILEY, of Monroe, Secreta-
rics of the temporary organization.
On motion of R. S. CLARK, of Bel
mont, the Chair appointed the following
Committee on Credentials:
r. NJ. CLARK AMEs KINNEY and JAMES
DUMFEE, of Belmont, and j. T. MORRILL,
and DR.. J. WAY, of Monroe.
The counties reported their represen-
tation complete, with the exception of
Goshen township, Belmont County,which
presented two sets Of delegates
On motion of Hon. ]. r. ,MoRRIs, of
Monroe, the temporary organization was
made the permanent organization of the
Convention.
On motion, the Convention decided
that the voting for candidates should be
by ballot. -
The Chair announced that nominations
were in order.
The names of the following gentlemen
were presented to the Convention:
Belmont-O. J.. .SwANEY, Ross j. Al
ExANDER and JAMES COLLINS. isn malsr
Monroe OKEY.
On motion, the Convention adjourned
to meet again at l O'Clock 2. NJ.
pr AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Committee on Credentials report
ed in favor of the first named delegate,
of each set, from Goshen township.
On motion, JOSEPH GREEN, of Belmont,
and JAMES RUTTER, of Monroe, were ap-
pointed tellers TO receive and count the
votes cast.
H. r. WEST, of Monroe, offered the
following resolution,w (which was adopted:
Resolred, That majority of all the
votes to which the delegations are enti-'
tied, be required to constitute nomina-
ton.
The Chair announced that the Con-
vention would prepare for the
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! GAINESVILLE DISTRICT FAIR-This
Association meets this year, on Tuesday
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, the
10Th, Goth, 21st and g2d days of Septem
ber t.- - ..
The Conmitteemen from this toHhty
are as follows:
Thoroughbred Uorses-A. O'DAN
FORD, Beallsville.
Saddle and Harness. H0rses-Wi. c
MANN, Malaga.
Horses for aH -Worh-S. P. JONES
Woodsfeld.
DruughtiHorses-FRED MELLorr, Je.
rusalcm.
Jacks and MulcS-Dr. A. B. COVERT
Antioch. ...'
Fine Wooled Sheep--THos, HAYDEN
Hope Ridge. ta- .r.s
Angora Goats-JoHN Tucker, Malaga
Observation-Disclosures BooTH, Jerusa-
lem.
Needle Work, Gc-NIiss ADA HOLLIS.
TER, Woodsfeld.
Harness, eec-tEwIs GnArlGNY, ,Bealls
ville
Boots and Lcather-T. G. RowLEs
Beallsvillc.
Cabinet W0e-W. r MoRRis, Bealls
vile. ''
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The Whole Supreme Court Of Pa.

speak IOf TnoSe 1SemctticS.
Who eouU ask OF more Digntfed and Stronger
7E9sE IeSttmoiay2 isSle. iiiH
HoN. GEoRGB W. WOODWARD, formerly Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court Of Peuusyt:
vania, at present member of Congress FROM
Pennsylvania, writes: ,t..-
PHILADELPHIA, March 16, 1867.
l find "Hoofand's German B;tters, IS &
good tonic, usefulin diseases of the digestive
organs, and of great b.neit in cases of de.
bility and want of nerv ous action in the avs.
tenn. Yours truly, GEO. w. WOODWARD.
Hon. James Thompson. Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania:
PHILADELPHIA, April 2S, 1857,
J consider "Hoofand's German Bitters" 4
valuable medicine in case of attacks of Indi
gestion or Dyspepsia. can certify this irom
my experience of it. Yours, with respect.
JAMES THOMPSON.
Hon. George Sharswood, Justice of the SD:
preme Court of Pennsylvania,
PHILADELPHIA, June ], 1867;
| have found by experience that aHoof-
lands German Bitters" is very good tonic.
relieving dyspeptic symptoms almost directly,
- eats a.a GEORGE SHARsweoD:
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EyB F. TULLY writes to the Rurdl
New Yorker that the best time to kill
trees and bushes is to ''cut them in the
dark Of the moon i'll July or August,
when the sign is in the heart. There
will be no.trouble in killing any kind OF
q tree or shrub. This year the days to
be chosen should be the 18th and 18th
days of July. speak from experience
have killed the black locust with a single
stroke of the axe"
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Cincinnati Live Stock Market.
June 26,

GREAT WESTERN sTock YARDS.
The receipts at these yards for the
week ending June 2G have been as fol-
lows: Hogs, 5,275 head, Cattle 576 head,
Sheep 4l50 head, Mules 90 head,
BEEF CATTLE-The receipts are
light. though the light demand from
buyers checked an advance in prices, and
the market closed dull, with a medium
supply left in the pens unsold. We
quote fair quality butchers Stock at 3
25a4 so, prime do 5a5 so, shipping Cat
tie 75aG per cent. gross.
SHEEP-The supply is fully UP TO
the demand, and the market closed
steady, with all sold at the close. We
quote comm on to prime at 2a3 50.Sptine
Lambs 2a3 25 per head.
HOGS-The receipts have fallen off
and, under fair demand from butchers
and summer curers, aud the market clio.
sed firm at an advance in prices, with
all sold at the close, We quote ligh,
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ESHon. Jas. o. Amos has been re
nominated for Senator by the Democracy
of Monroe County This signifies a de-
sire upon the part of Monroe to continue
the two term rule adopted at her request
in the case of DR. UConner. We sup.
pose Guernsey willnot object, especially
since Mr.. Amos, as a Senator,is an honor
to his district.-Gue,nsey Co. 60. JEFF
,fersonian.
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COAL! COAL!

Sealed proposals will be received al
the Auditors Office, Woodsfield, Unit
Thursday, August 3, 1871, for 200 BUSH
els well screened coal proposals to s.ate
price per bushel, } for county offices and
Jail, The person awarded the contract
will find bond and security.
By order of the Commissioners
te13m2: SAM'L GRDIsHAw, Aud.
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New York Money Market.

.s-..a Juue ZJi o.
MONEY-The demand for money was
very. limited this afternoon and toward
the close large amount of capital was
offered on call at 2 to 3 per cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-The mar.
ket is quiet and steady; leading bankers
still ask l1Os, less brokerage, for GO
days sterling, but the business to-day
was mostly at 1l04 from second hands.
GOLD-The market was very dull to-
ward the close and left off at 1l2I-
Double eagles are quoted at s per cent
premium over other gold.
There was an active demand for Cen
trail Pacific bonds this afternoon, which
led to an advance to 102falO3 at the
close. a.. O.. .t
GOVERNMENT BONDS-The mar
ket was strong but closed up dull, U. S.
currency skies, at 1,5allS4.
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CountyOGicers.

PROBATE Judge, W. T. SINCLAIR; Office in
rne Court House, II l'srr.i ia #taf
Auditor, s. GRIMsnAw; Office in the Court
House. --....- .-s-.---
"a sTrsasurer,1 WILLIAM READ; Office in the
Court House .-'i'.-'s-'
Clerk of Court, DAVID OkEY; office in the
Court House. u E.. -
Prosecuting Attorney. J. P. sPR1cGs, Office
up stairs in Bioomer House. '7T
Recorder. JoHS HAMIIroS;ofice in the Court
House. 20 1la sa
. Sheriff, GEORGE CALDwELL;ofic in the Court
Honse, ssr'ahs -@-@ ~ Ls
Commissioners-IsAAo BERNHARD, WIN.
WoEKaAN, CHRISTIAN CEHRs; Office with Aud
itor. 7a
Surveyor, o. s. SLOAN; ossoffice Stafford.
1n6rmary Directors, JACOB C. YoHo, PHILIP
SCHUMACHER, Sr., JESSE Jackson y
Coroner, JoHN MuHLEMAN, ESQ.,; Baresville,
Monroe county, 0hio. ..E3
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Extra Threshins Machines.

The BELLAIRE IMPLEMENT AND MA
CHINE Works, Bellaire, Ohio, have on
hand few choice flrcshing Machines,
made in superior style, of the very best
materials, which they are selling atlowest
rates. If you want to buy call and ex-
anime these machines.
This, company also manufactures i'm,
proved Steam Engines, Mill Gearing, &c.
and does GENERAL MACHINE, SHOP and
FOUNDRY BUSINESS. Orders solicited. 7
49,. w. e. WADnELL, Sec.
G. L. PooRMAN, Pres. jeGw6. .ala@
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HoGs.-The hog market has nearly
reached the bottom. Fat hogs are now
worth 3 cents gross, and bacon is drug
at $40 per hundred for hog round. If
this town is fair criterion,the hog crop
of nexteyear will be the largest on re-
cord There are more of our citizens
who own and are raising hogs this sea,
son than there has been in any former
year.-BarnesriHe Enterprise, 1911 uH.
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CAUTION TO FARMERS. caution our
farmers against giving their notes for any
amountto any stranger, as whole or part
payment for patent plows, cultlvators or
anything else. The country is filled with
precious rascals selling patents, and tax
ing notes apparently plain enough, but
which, when once signed, are so manipu-
lated as to make the signer liable for S2OO
when he intended to make himself re-
sponsible for only small amount "Be'
ware of pickpockets' is no more appro
pirate fora crowded depot, than "Beware
of sharpers" would be for farmers gate
post. Z
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EAttention is invited to the adver
tisement Of the Antioch Select School
E. MARTIN, Principal, is a fine educator
and his efforts to establish first-class
school at Antioch have met with flatter
ing success. Mr.. MARTIN is a member
Of the Board of School Examiners fol
this county. sr fa b9soi
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GgThe Noble County Republican of
the 22d ult., says: GA freak of nature
in the shape of calf nine days old, en-
tirely without hair, was sold to Fore
paugh's menagerie, Monday of this
week at Harrietsville The hoofs iudi-
Gated full development at birth"
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w. A. & e.. NJ. TALBorT, Barnesville,
Ohio, keep good stock Of Dry Goods,
White Goods, Notions and Trimmings of
all kinds. Dress Goods and Trimmings
aspeciality. Orders will receive prompt
attention, and samples sent twhen request
ed. jet3m3.
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Woodsaeid High school.

,gsTliis school, under the management OF
Profs. GRovE and GRAHAM, will CON-
mence session of eight weeks on the
oath day of July.
adthas attained a reputation, with the
Professors now in charge, second to no
High School in Eastern Ohio. Those
wishing TO attend viii receive informa-
ton by addressing Profs. GROVE & GRA-
HAM, WoodsfeId, Monroe County, Ohio.
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skF Street Commissioner TRuES has a
force at work under the direction of the
Town Council, grading the hill from
Sycamore street to N. HOLSTERS resi-
dence for the purpose of laying down
new. sidewalks. A very considerable Gil
is being made along by the foundery
building. When the walk is completed
people can travel to and from town with
out endangering their lives and limbs.
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. Woodsfeld High School.


THE next session of this School will COM
L mence on Monday, July "a, 1871,
and continue eight weeks. While our invita-
ton is to all who desire an education, yet we
especially solicit the attendance of yonng, La
dies and Gentlemen wishing to qualify them
selves for teaching 6rswh6 nay desire k1iowl.
edge of the higher branches of Matheniatics S,
Sciences or Languages. ------
L - r - EXPENsEs.C = = y z
We take pltasu1e iii announcing that the
propristor of the briggs House offers to fur
nish our students with suitable rooms and
board them at the rate of So PEE week. There
are also private boarding houses here at which
studeiits 6an be well accommodated,
TUITION: -. at4p, lla-
Common branchcs,g e.6as 81 90
Higher g. -a3 ~ - -t.sa91 90
Languages each, extra. ss s-i. rs. IN! 1 90
When YOU come to Woodsfeld call on us,ssee
our school and manner of instruction For fur-
ther information, address,
ia. GROVE.
Jy4w4. L. j. GRAHAM.
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Hoo1and's German Bitterss

4 B!ters 70 Iiom Alcotol or Spirits Of any kind;
| Is different from all others 1t is composed
of the pure Juices, or vital Principle
DG Roots, Herbs AMI RarEs, (or as
incidentally termed RxtractI.) the worthless
or inert PORTIONS of the ingredients not being
used. Therefore in one Bottle of this B tiers
there is contained as much medicinal virtud
as will be found in several gallons Of ordinary
mixtures. The Roots. &c, usel in this Bit
tsrs are grown iu Gernahy, their vital prin-
ciples extracted in th,t J>ihtry by scien-
tIc Chemist, anil forw ardsd to the manufac-
/ tory in this city. where they are compounded
and bottled. Containing nd spirituous ingrs-
dients. this Bitters is free from the objections
urged against all Others no desire for stilnu-
| lants can be in duced from their use, they can
not make drurkards, and cannot unier anS
circumstances, have any buta beneficial effect.
sEooMansi's German Tonic
Was Compounded for those not inclined I'd
extreme bittsrs, and is intended for use ii
cases when SOME alcoholic stimalaut is re-
! qured in CONNECTION With the T6iiic propef.
ties of the Bitters. combined with pure SAN;
Ia CRUZ RUN, and favored in such man
nar that the extreme bitterness df the bitters
is overcoms, forming preparation that ID
highly agreeable ami pleasant to tile palate;
and containing the medicinal virtues 6f tbs
Bitters. The price of the Tonic is ST so PET
bottle, which many persons think too high:
! They must take into consideration that the
stimulant used is guaranteed to be of pure
quality. poor article could be furnished
at a cheaper Price, but is it not Better to pay
little more and havs good article, A ns:
dicinal preparation should contain none but
the Best Ingredients; au l they who exo s-t to
obtain a cheap compound, and be benefited
by it, will most certainly be cheated. 8ibg!.
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ECapt. CHARLES B. JONES, of OF.
towa, Kansas, arrived here on Wednes-
day last on visit to his fathers family.
Mr.. JONES removed from Woodsfield to
Kansas in 1865 a
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H o Q FL u I'D

Fl Q Q E L "A 1T d.
Germaa Biaers, HoJtltmds German Tonic;
acm Ho6Fdna's Foio2hylHa Pill i'h
.. "a, -'5Es' ''@ will lcu re you, g 2sttlss
They are tie Greatest Bird f'afftsi:s
Known to the Medical world, and VIII eradf-
bate diseases arising from impure blood. De;
bihty of the Digestive Organs, or Diseased
Liver in shorter time than any other knowa
remedies. -. s.-.-..-, - -.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-07-04

EEMr. JOSEPH PIPER, of Belmont
County, was killed by lightning on
Thursday, the 22d ult. Two of NATHAN
1EL PIPER's children were struck at the
same time, but have fully recovered
since.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-07-04

Il Gw There will be packed in the town
Of Lebanon, this county, this season,
four hundred hogsheads Of tobacco
WARNIcKE & SIMMONS are the most ex-
tensive dealers.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-07-04

AEWM. P. EVANS, of Caldwell, No
bic County, has purchased property in
Malaga, this county, and will remove to
his new home the coming FALL
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-07-04

EgMr. john SMITH, of Bethel town
ship, disposed of his farm, containing 65
acres, on the Goth ult., to JACOB RosE
and JOHN BACH, of Summit township,
for S3 500.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-07-04
Executors Notice..

IYE NFE H3'- HFft
NOTICE is hersby given that the under,igu-
IN ed was. on the 18th day of June. 1871.
appointed Executor Of the estate of William
Lucas. deceased. RICHARD STEWART.
ie27wS.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-07-04

Rg-A young lady living West of
Wooesfeld, in this township, was bitten
on one of her feet bv snake, one day
last week, while picking berries.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-07-04
Administration Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under,ign-
lv I'd has been appointed Administrator OF the
estate OF, John Bever, deeeased.A. Et S
iy4w3. ~ JOHN BEARDMORE.