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The sprinofelfi Rcnublican SAYS Sen

The Springfield Republican says Sen
ator Sumner writes to a friend. in New
huyport asfolIowss sFriends urgc thai
I should postpone my petarn, and thu
receive a flir,by lease Of rest; but car
not Salty myself without, returning =,
My heath has iinpfoyed yisihls and PAL
pahfy, . walItnew, as Ieeu!d moi
on, my arrival, butt eGud What TIC doc
tor tgi4s my iiiaita iNks!s II kaye. moi
read ias gAmeicanr pewIafer ,siEce
Sailet elt, Of, Boston hal hor, Rer have I
cohcerae!iaaYself Y except sii i sigIlts, so
cietysapl pictpEesl, !. ;, sz.s 4@aaA
Agnasfps who was sllsrcetgf afEsnr,
reptitfohsfy med,lIins With lis. ne. oh
bor's fruit, being caught in a Ssrl!ri hy
moonlight,s nenplassed his gicactors br
raising his eyes, clasping his hands. and
piously eSeiaintitgs3f Good Lnd. dis
yeTe larkieY, cant 90, nowheres ,le pray,
any nlofe. With mt beihg 'sturbed!' W
Louisville heulltake warming by the
fate of Boston end Ciiieasos.Eyery good
ciIizen<&iH now pus d barrcfof ganpssw-
derunder his building and Sepfcpsrsd
fof emergencies. The fact that buikl-
ing amply provided. with powder goes
ZIP quicker the second tims than ''it did
the first is well known amsng architects,
ACo,0fer Journal ''s =. -. asS N''ss. =.
;. Col. "A. NJ Mayo. OF o wensbore,Ksy9,
exhibits q family " tree containing the REF
cord;ef his familvsfrom 1896 nDsto The
present time; Many, people. woHid"be
afraid to exhibit such an old tree as.
that. Think df me be65p1e hung on, the
branches in that length Of tine
1t is said that the church in all lis va.
ried denomiuarionsisreprosented among
Wall streetseperators Many preachers
are working for SUCH small salaries that
they are tempted to look at the stock
exchange and other Wall street bu'IhIes-
and after a willie ttle,hab-
it becomes too strong to Rebroken.
ABainhridge, Ga, man lately made a
square meal fofrom- six cans Of oysters
and a pound and. aIhalf Of 80 la crack
ers. q vic II Sn.FT
The 100. hNbsfshia OF two dollars
is considered sufficient capital to justify
a wedding in Louisville, Ky. y7gs,
ssThev vMorll. says, q Boston man vis-go.
ing around New York, armed with a
club, looking everywherefoi' the rufilans
who introduced the Mansard roof.
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wWe commend the following, clip

EyWe commend the following, clip
ped from an exchange, to our readers
without respect tosge, sex 'ors previous
condition:
| The season of the year has arrived
for publishers Of all kinds of papers, to
sehd out prospcctuses, offering great
inducements for subscribers. Some Of
ithcses are truly worthy publications, and
we welcome then. ia our taI,le. and
Echeelfully give tbe required notices :
M any Of them however, are filed with
siheverieststraslbs conveying no usefla
lihiormalieny and Zen the subject niat.
ter of questionable morals, There
seems to be wonderful influx just now
Of new periodicals. That u number Of
these will not survive, is evident to Jusss
and persons importuned to subscribe,
had better exercise little prccautiom.
There are plenty Of well established pa
pers, if they desire To- subscribe for
tli5se pubIishcd'in tHescities But il is
Tar better 10 spend their money for
home papers, and read them carefully.
We would then have an intelligent COM
munity II persons take deep inter-
est in what occurs in their own town
and immediate vicinity, it will rot be
long until they are educated to feel all
interest in the moral and religious re-
forms abroad. And if Our schools did
little to encourage the feeling in home
Interests, it woald he q grateful worG,H4
and very much enchancc their useful
nrSa .,,i
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Special Notice 10, Tax-I.aycrs.

One half of the current taxes, osether
with the delinquent taxes Ct l8IIsare due
and payable on or before the 20lll day of
December, 1872, and the'remainuer on or
before the 20th day of June next ensuing
If default he made in the December pay
ment of tax, on chattel property, the
whole of saeh. tax becomes due, and the
Treasurer is required to procecdimmedi,
ately, by distraint or otherwise. to collect
the entire,as for thetear, with 4 penalty
of five per centum, and mileage, cents
per mile from the county seat to the resii
dence of Such .taNpayer This protis-
ion prevents the Treasurer from granting
any time beyond the date fixed by law
Remember that early payments will re.
lieve you from the crowd ofNhe last
week, MM\> E,LhAM RsAb, y
TreaAneerdf SMo ohsoe County ,S0Rie.J
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FROM BETHEL TOWNSHIP.

~
EDs. SPIRIT: By examining thenap oil
Monroe esuntysyou sillIfnda tewnshir
down in the southeastern corner named
Bethel. Its. pfincipaf Village, lebanon,
was. d Ies years ago, nearly destroyed by
fire; the buildings burned, have been re.
placed by neatet and more commotiiohs
ones, and the town presents 4 sbetter 'ap--
peafance h'SN than it t'ei ever + did i'd There is.
we, believe, more tobacco raised here than
j in any township in the rceaatyoif There is
generally from four to Eve hundred hogs,
heads packed each year The oldest cit
.jzen in the county resides ip this. town,
ship. Mr., Philip Schmidt aged l95rsears.
We also have three citizens whose united
weight is over, 700 pounds. One of the,
three, Andy Myers, asio1lsah old Dem
ocfat asIt has S eyer Eve 5 5bsea' plF LOTS. meet,
butchered a hog on the 18th of this,
month that cleaned 500 pounds. Beat i'd
who cany0 AkU0 TCdG IA Y.
SEA- ,oaiA A--iskrs.u IA y
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Pittsburgh cattle market.

g ico-'' - 9" November IL, .
Number Of Cattle on sale at Allegheny
City to day 909 head against l,e0O head
last Monday trade quicker, and prices
for common and medium a. shade high
,er, and at noon there were but a few in
tue pens lusold.; prime TO extra lbntehr
ers'iStock /, 800 sto1, ,400ib Steers TAI icj
f.1o0 to l,200 Ibs Steers 6a69e, 900 TO
1000 10 Steers 5a5tc. Work Oxen are
in over supply, aud lower, with a large
number left over nnsom, they. may be
quoted at Sl50a2a0 per, pair. The sit,
uation for all grades of butchers Cattle
is better About 700 head OF Sheep
and'i,ambs on ssle;, market quiet' and
unchanged prime to extra fine Wool,
so to 100 Tbs, 51a6c; Lambs 60 to 65
Pounds, 6a6ac.: Hogs sold in a retail
way at 4ta5e, gross. ,ua
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NOEIDE.

Having purchased the material and
good will lluf the Uai1yI Pdtridt, we are
prepared to supplpitsa subseribefss who
have paid inn 'ndtance, 'miel Subscribers
who wish@ah Independent journal hub
sisiled in washington, The WeeS7y Car.
ital. The money advanced as subscrip.
ttonsto the Patriot viii, through an ar
rangement withits managers, be eo5nsid,
cred as spaymentslfor the Capita, for the
uuexpiredFterff. stiY ie t'fiF.~ al.
hfThc parties interested In this arrange,
ment viii be pleased to know that the
Capital is the only Independent Journal
pulajshedl in1 Wasiiih gtonf City! ssIt hos
been aino existence nearly two years and
has been noted its opposition to the
present extraordinary Administration
its hostility to Rings, Lobbies, and other
Corrupt Combinations its advocacy of "a
General Amnesty. eeGTratie, and Civil
Service Rsfprm., 4tg ALSO gives spirited
accounts Of the social life in what is now
as, the gEeatsocisl center of
the ctdntry. :, DoYN PIATT.
L.
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Noble COunsy News.
From the Renublicari. 2l,t inst

From the Republican, 2lst inst.
| 7. X. Davis, butcher; Is going to
move to Cambridge.
Our farmers, WHO have been carrying 9
their wool, are selling rapidly at 80 to
go cents.
\ About $4,000 pounds of wool belong
ing. 70 ehAoas sof Brooklield township,
was destroyed in the Boston fire.
An old gentleman of this county says
1T don't pay to grease shoes. He bought
. new pair to try it.. and says he. ,greas-
ed one but didn't grease the other The
one that was creased lasted just fifteen
minutes,longent thaa.the other. 2 r (
CHILD FotND.-An infant was found
a few days ago; in tile graveyard a.
Pleasant Ridge; in Enoch township. II
was wrapped in an old newspaper, and
was dead &lien found, Whose child it
was, or how it came there, is mystery,
The removal of the Flouring and
Wooden Mill from Olive to Caldwell i;
now assured A meeting was held on
Monday night, and Thomas Barry j,
b. Perry and W. L. AtoselY, were, ap
pointed committee to negotiate loar
Of $1,000 for the purpose of completing
the building. Workmen are already en-
gagged in getting outthe timber for tht
building. r-r.
PEDIGREE-Judge Dudley. of thi:
county, traces his lineage back i'm a di
rect line for nearly seven hundred years
The name originated from Dudley Gas
tie, in Staffordshire, England, which wa.
built about the year 100. The first O
the line in England was Hugh De Sut
ton; and it was not until the ninth gen
Grafton that the family took the name o
! Dudley. 1lIe first in America wa
Thomas Dudley, who came over in 1854
as Deputy Governor of Massachusetts
The Judgeis the eighteenth Of, his lip,
was born in 1923, and was a soldie
of the war of. 1912, but did not serv,
long enough by five days to secure
pension as the law now stands. He wa
the first Probate Judge OF Noble Coun
Ity sir, l'ft fufS Z
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The Leather, Wool and Cotton
Markets.

NEw York, Nov 16-A Boston spe
lcial says it is roughly estimated that 80
1000 sides OF upper and rough leather
and calf skins were destroyed. Already
priees.in upper leather have, advanced
| from ten t.itwsniy per ce1s,. aud il i
quite likely that a corner will be made
in this staple OF sole leater, it i
known chat three hundred thousand
sides, at IEassl we're burned, but tht
auantityL Lof hides DESTROYED was very
small, md ddlrere is no 1eason for an al
tyance.in This material. "A rise in boots
and shoes is inevitable. People who
come TO buy must be prepared 10 pay
much higher prices than formerly ant
select from much smaller stocks, The
boot and shoe trade is regarded as il
! good condition. The dealers burned
out Had Is . general thing,lishter stock;
than many Supposed
The most exact statement OF the
| duantityof wool DESTROYED, just made
givesia total Of IL, 225 ,0Oo pounds, dis
1 tributed as fotf3ws Domestic fleece
425, ,OoO pounds s. California, Oregon
&c. 2O00, 600; tnb, so 006; secured
I5O, 900; pulled, 1925, ,0G0; Australian
I,50o9QgO;a Cape, l59, 600; South Amer
Tiean, 100000; sundries, 6l4,O00. These
figures were obtained yesterday direc
from individual losers The amour
now in the bonded warehouses in sthi:
city, rs reported at the Custom House
yesterday afternoon, II, 100000 pounds
Philadelphia 100000 pounds, and il
New York. 100000 pounds. Mos
Of thess,hall jobbers are probably al
right but it,is feared that two or three
of the large jobbers,, between whom
there was a good, deal of rivalry, may
fail. There has been a brisk inquiry
from msnHaeturers, and the sales sine,
/, the fire up to last night, have been 500,
600 pounds sis ~ ssa a. '1,, rassy ' ~
! Cotton goods are not likely to b
fmuch' Affected. 1t was the close of th'
season iwheAi stle fire came, and til,
amount ofsssoek in store was small
There was QUITE large destruction o
carpets, some setting il as high a
$2010O0, The Lowell company hal
a large stock destroyed. The stocl
I from thescarpet mills was mostly store'
in the city and within the aburnt district
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tFromatiie Wheeling Register, alst inst
4 7lanDY Event.

Yesterday evening, q vegy happy event
transpired at Clarinston, Ohio, partica
laTlyf TO th9se. disectINinterestef in the
affair, on the OCCASION, ,pl ,4e. marriage
Of Ozora Z, Mallors, daug liter Nv,
H. Mallory Esqpoto. Captain .WipY S,
Sims, tle popular pilot Of the. steamer
Express, plying. between here and Par
kersburg.s The, attendants Q vere Miss
CECILIA CreSap, Miss, KittN Simssvof
Marshall county, WHVa,; VIII dsham,
Esq y Of klis ciy,vands Mr. Eugene
Cresap.. A happy reception took place
immediately ,sltersthe ceremony at the
home OF the bride, which Was attended by
numerous relatives and nddrbends1rom the
vicinity and t1is,city. "a .ess lie go y
sMavjey and prosperity follow them
through life los "a 80 .at s~.."l
We heard that Captain Charlie E
Booth, the polite and efficient clerk OF
the steamer James Rces, and Miss Rena
E. Litten, were ,made one at the same
time and place, thus making the occa.
siea deably happy and significant. We
have no particulars, however, aud can
only hope IT'S SO. s"Here's luck" Char.
lie. - 2 . . '''' s1 -
/ We believe the happy couples. take
their departure for Washington City
ami tiie East, on Their wedding Tip, to-
Lflav. .tSSqR96 sff EtssESs -
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Cinoiuna'i Live stock Market.
GREAT WESTERN STOCK, YARDS
MONDAY EVENING, November !

MoNDAi ES ENiNd, -NoNempei 1o'
The receipts at these yards for the
week ending this date are as follows ::
Cattle, 1888; Sheep, $50; Hogs, a4,s3S
b. BEEF CATTLE Market unchanged
Receipts light. We give the following
as the range: Common to extra butch
ers's Cattle. So !25a5 per GENITAL, gross;
shippers, S5a5. rs. sstvee
= ISHEEP-Receipts light. We quote
the following as the range of prices
Sheep, So 25a4 %; Lambs. S5a6.
; HOGS-Receipts liberal; market q
shade. lower We quote the following
as the range: Butchers Hogs, So Soa
4; shippers, "a, with a few left over
unsold.
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Washington County Items.
From the Register, 21st inst. |

,.HereRre good, boats nmniag on lii.
Ohio, but the dam at the mouth of ths
1AluSki1gpm is dryp mid summer! II [.
The steamer r. r. Hudson, which
was sunk at Pittsburgh wharf, a few
weeks since, has beeh raised, repaired
and passed Marietta, going down, las,
week.
.E, c. iNye, son, OF Edward Nyie, u on
visit to his old home, after an absence
of five wears, in lows, He is doing
well in the West, running a lurgc -four.
inamill at Pacific City. III = y II
Some of the finest yoke Of oxen in
FW.aslHngton county. have been purchas-
eal by Pittsburgh and Cincinnati parties
during thepast week, to take the place
hof the epizootieaIly afflicted horses =.
I. F Davis, Esq has completed the
sTyeJ, of the rMnskingtfin Valley Rail.
way betweeh 4tafiet,a antii McConhtls-
vile. The entire distance is AZ miles.
There wiAgnot be any heavy 'cGts or Ellis
on the line.
= iahssrs! JnnesF a. IIddea, ? fJoseph
Hollen, forsseriy stsMarietta boy have
the contract for building a 100000
school lhoasc at Cambfidge, GUERNSEY
county fhe Same parties nave q cofHi
tract for building az asylum at ,JCpAyms
nus cost s9me'hing like s30o.00o.
On Wednesday of last week, VIM.
McMainsrwaslarrosted at Wnceu8 this
county for stealing n registered letter,
and abstracting therefrom Its contents,
slD. He was taken TO Cincinnati, ,'ahd,
after a preliminary examination, was
committed to Jail to await his. trial u.
asv ala1I %GooD 4IlG.'tHI1 STHar'
Among. the. .recepts incorporated eom.
papies, is the MaRmpras Foundry Com.
pany, of Washington county, for the
manufacture Of pIows, stoves, fcncing.
aslicmturRfI Fn plctfsnts, dc. Capital
stock, $4,000, in shares of $50 Cor
porators: Chas. Miller, p Ilanshuma-
ker, z. Remler, Geo. Muhlback, Stinson
Bnrris, WvH. A Smith, Geo. TWia, and
: Deaglss 4 lsE IL ts : sSI
ipefe are tWp trees ~ feATngE town
ship.Athissa county one (which @'s
straight for about 40 feet, and The 9th
e., about two icet from it, is straight for
about 25 feet, where it joins the body
OF tie other at right angles, after which
theyicontmue as one tree "1''
The only railroad in the United
States, and perhaps in the world, with
out q single dram shop, is the, Marietta
and Pittsburgh Railroad. running from
Marietta, O., to Cambridge, O.. fifty.
nine miles. Gen. Warner, the Pres
dent, and all the officers and. employees
OF that road are ardent temperance adi
vsQlGates not 2 sin ngles fatal accident Jlasi
ever occurred on that road So saws
Private Dalzol
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A To,sdyertise isto remind your fel

A Tosdyertise isto remind your fel.
low citizens of your existence, . fact they
arenoot under a,l ati1ly special obligations to
remember, from themere fact-ofihhying
seem your sign.5oard9r Uhenterprising
anddslli u peopleqse TOO : apt II tefaII into oh
scurity If aman can slnakela business
he can namake it. He will oe pretty sure
to do tiff hefais touse the, strongestaid
in his reach-thelocal paper. Hide your
self .iny5nrs rsli6p5 and ypur business will
hide with you. n..t.a..l i. -.ll Ii
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fEE 4tlIlltfls
Married..

DAvFsrpRrA AMaKss1tt,ss On the, l4th
inst, by Rev. J. H. Pringle, Hon. c.
Davenport, of Barnesyille, and Mrs.
Emma C. Marsh, of Morristown.
DA6EkroRr-CoIEa..0n The l3thiiast
at the residence OF the brides father, by
Rev. Chas. NIcElfresh, Mr.. James C.
Davenpprt, of Baltimore, and Miss -Em-
ma Cole Of Clover Hill, Carroll County,
Maryland. No cards.,a,2 h. So i4.u .4ol,
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q ---E----TVH
A SpfNiNg Lesson,

The following list oftwenty words was
used for the cSaminatisn ptalplicants
foradmission 10 the junior class Of one
of the st. Louis schools last simmer
'Therewere 44sapplicants.. Wepfint the
number who failed to spell each wori cor
rect;y: :,
| indelible, l64; ,latticc. 3S; mahnerys
Isl ; eligible, III ; sibyline, 4l5. oxygen,
81; adjacent, 81; business, Sc; hyena,
l49; weasel, lo4, massacre, %, sulphur,
S3 syllable, II; vermi.ion.3S2 familiar,
96; chimney, l3; vengeance, 3l5; rhi,
noccross la; yaluing, 2I2; guarantee,
I25.
With one exception, these are all COM
mon words, liable to lie hsed daily, and
together they constitute very fair test Of
the attainments Of pupil i'll orthogra-
ply.
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Two Sets OF Officers In Arkansas

= LITTLE Rock, Noyemhers 81 THO
Reform Republican Campaign Conven.
ton issue an address in this evening s
Journal congratulating the people on
the election of Joseph Brooks as Gov
ernor. The Republicans claim the elcc.
don of Baxter and their entire. State
tifkrt by lnajritics ranging # m 5000
a,ooe. The prospects are that botlrwill
Insist On befng inauourated. e
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Established Quarter Of a Century.
JOSEPH CARTWRIGHT

Optical aad Masical Depot, = 3
Tn. sign of the Big Gold Spectarles, No, 125
Main street, Wheeling, West Va. dealer ut
Gold and Silver Spsetaeles,' Steel framed
Speotacles tempered by elsctricity, fine Opera
Glasses, Field Glasses, STANDARD Thermometers,
Hydrometers, Surveyors Compasses, Mathe.'
matioal Instruments. MAesRro ELEcrRsc
BATTERIES 80. ,....,i.,,a. .et,s
English, Anlericaa ana German Gallery
largest and best selected stock of Mnsica
Goods. in the city, and a full line of Gnita
Banjo and Violin Strings, wholesale and retail
FIRE ARMS, single and double barrel
shot guns, Revolvers aud other pistols;,am.
nuni,ion OF all kinds, walking canes, bird
cages. variety goods, etc.- oct2ems.
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,sssshTsS 's5hN' Ky
AaRtxAu AND DEPARTURE OF MalLs TO
,,iaANp PROM WooDsFtErpshJ
Bsrnesvinss~hic now iheladss Bssllsvills
tnd Ozhisp niails, arrive each eyshins At
ssaGss sLeaSs each morning IL. "a. &.i'E
Western Marietta arrives TUESDAYS and
Hsidayss sdeass Wednesday and Sat nrdsy
At7 4 m. .soii,sa !1cas 40 beasirfsi as
shh6s6s Arrives every Tuesday evening.
Leaves Wednesday mornings at AN.
Southern Maristts arrives Tuesdays and
F!isiys IssIss Nssrssfes se Y n IanS sa'aits.sy
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HThs. finest sport OF the season Is
bird shooting. sBuyi.yourselvcs a PAR
KERor whrfsEf Breech Loader, and, HE
to the felds,d Miyou don't hit your game
every.shot, don't become discouraged,
buttry, ,tfy again s,,s as',rs .cssas. ..s 1s-s
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LEGAL NcfItE.

MARY BRowNF1ELD, Lucinda Brownnsld.
lll Lizzie Brownaeld, Mary BrownHeld Elisa
Browndeld, Maria BrownHeld, Robert Bro n-
field and Abiiah Brown6eld, of the State Of
West Virginia, win take notice that Jacob
Malentakes did, on the 9th day Of Noyambsr,
1872, file his petition in the court of CON.
mon pleas, ,against them, setting forth thst
in the month, Of April, 1865. Matthias Brown-
field did execute aud deliver to John Klibune
deed for thssouthwestt quarter Of The south
wsstquaster of secsion SIX, township two Of
range five, which deed was lost before n wasS
recorded, and thai he isnow the owner d
said land; the prayer of, said petition is that
said deed may be set mp and established, and
that his title may be iuieted, and defendants
are required to answer said petition on, the
2lst day Of January, 1912. 49, -, s4q'
L. HOEFFLER, and
e<a s5t - AMOS 4 SPRtbGS, - Z
rievlsS4' st gna naAtt'ys fcr-p.aihtia. 2
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! CARE OF THE HAIR.-To keep the hair
healthy, keep the head clean Brush the
hair with stiff brush while dry. Then
wash with CASTLE, soap and rub into The
roots, lay rim, or camphor water. This
done twice month will prove beneficial
Brush the scalp thoroughly twice week.
Dampen the hair with soft water at the
toilet, aud do not use oiLI e Z. x -
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MINcE PlEs.-Take four pounds boil.
ed meat, one-half@ pound suet, four ohn
ces cinnamon, two ounces mace or nut.
meg, one ounce cloves, four pounds raj
sins, one pint molasses, ,one quart brandy
sugar to make it Uery sweet. TO the
above add an equal weight (nearly twelve
pounds )of tart apples chopped ane.--
This will keep months. Before baking
add a teaspoonful of cider or vinegar tc
oooL ,;o - -f..- p - .s ;.. -- .t - ~ I =
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EEThe SPIRIT contains your home
news. You cannot obtain Monroe Coan.
ty news in city paper. Our Club Agents
are authorized to forward clubs of ten
subscribers at 81 5q each. Singlel sab.
scribers 50 for one year six months 81.
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d.fv - n ~. 70 tGtl 9lI .s.Fl7' 7. IT
ga MI, STEWARE, Of, Belldre, Bel
'monts County ,Sohas nbeen Hotifiedsby a
ClaimA Agsnt that fortune Of ss. 900, 900
awaits his order He.is carriage ma
ker.aad blacksmith. Presume he'll re.
tire. .99iioI bg0d
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sHERIFFiS SALE.
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John McCurdy
Ar.EaEkkafEM VesBe zs-s-EfE
Hugh Brosn ct al. lai

DYsvrtue of, an order of sale to. !ms direct
IL ed from, the court Of common .plsss o.
Monroe county, Ohio. will offer for sale al
the front door of the court house in the town
of Woodsfeld, between the hours of ten
O'CLOCK a. M. and o'clock p. M. on
Saturday, the 2lst day Of December, 1877,
the following described real estate, situate in
Monroe county, Ohio. to wit:
The west half of the northeast quarter OF
section ten, township five and range seven,
containing eighty acres more or less.
Appraised at $1,000.
IS v- GEo2iB CALpWBLL-s,r -
inoylews. g Sheriff NJ. C. 0.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-11-26

LEMON PIE - Crate the Iiud from one
lemon; then squeeze out the juice and
chopup the halance very Gne.. Pat all
together ili q dish. Add ofiwater. one
cup; brown sugar, one cup, flour, two Ia.
five eggs beaten separate
This will make two pies.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-11-26
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Who dnd Ak Saferth thsir hamss will un-
aerstand that the time for which they
have paid has expired,and if no response
IS heard it will be taken for granted that
thsydeznot wish sofsnew their subscrip-
Their damsss ~ viii be !ss erased sSt a,