davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1874-09-14

Lake froights wera IL moderate donassd al tlo
inside Quotations Of Friday, tho rncoIpta Of Erat'i
aeing SGT too small to isap!rc earsera with CON-
o SS2y ~ ass "sk"s s tso ISL wS ,a so%E q %
70, at tiie cloae, woro 19SGo on wheat; nlil og9o
Tor corn by BAIL. and 40 for woat by Atoa1n. 10
Oswogo nor,, waH takan at %, and vloas to
M"ssSr raszs ws win aaty et' ou Il s[s G Te %as
10U,oo0 hM cofs, AslA 45.000 hm oats. .,..
PROVISIONS woro luiat ailG ntronger.. s1he re-
cent sharp decline can acarcoly be aald TO hayo
brought ont moro BUYERS. hllt odora afo ilrmar
prices. Now York wau on tho upward turn yoa-
torday afternoon, atul tho convention at Lonla-
vt!te seons to haye bao', aecompaniaa " opul.
pariaon Of yiows BY pnciors, In Which m they yoro %
or on pork, l50Q5o por 1p0 lha hiehor OIL lard and
liz por Ii ltglor on .mldaloH., with n moderate
inuvomont III buyers options In porl'. Product
% a ssnoe ~ so9',e por fi iSo s l ial ho @ X
laltl IL IN ntatu quo Tic l,o1lcrs aro willing to
boI at 1l!zo por u TO pattos wllo whit 10 ap It.,
month and ,loxt. Tho stock now horo Is estin,nt-
cd TO 10 not much loss than 10000 ic9.
Tho n,arkot cloaed et tl,o, following rango
Of prlcoa hosa pork, eas,, o9@s3;2;S5 M s:;S,;
9;seSes ~; IT, aslss ,als do yssF sa
February, 8l7a56ot7.371G.. lard. ensh Or Roller
Sopto,mbor, s14.50@16.00 10, seller 0otolcr.
1160; do. aoltor Jnnuary md February, 911 25Go
l1.37];, aNn.rner lard, 13}1@l921c. swoot-rtcklol
hams, l21l@19o Tor 18Th avorogo ftosh
c,,ra.1; oti,orR nomiun1 Mt 10@1to; dry
ualIoa ntcats loose. at 85SM)!]o Tor shol1'ders
caHh nntl aollcr soptom1or; 131$@13}}1c for
short ribu cast, and seller September; !;
uo Hlort ccar on Halo; tho Baulo boxed at Il
@og1o por Il, alovo t,oso prices; summer long
cleare, l2il0o12}Go. Bacon nants. 100 for sholl-
I'll paeksd IN hl'ls the aanlo ;looso', !4a &
lower. 1hco1 l,nns. t5@lGc. AlcBs beef.
5000; ox!ra incHs do, 310.60; beef
! llnn,y, 9;225O. City Lallow, 8GD81(v Broaao
| nominal at GGD0o. Salos woro roporLod Of
90 brlu niosB park at $4,000 100 brls do Belor
| Tho month ut S23.O0; $50 brls do biyor octobor
at sa3.7J quo br1a do NJ a2o.5D; $50 brls do
Hollcr tl,u year ut S1737lG 80 ten ard Qor ship
| Mout) ut a1A.50; $50 tcB do gollor tho year Mt
Sl1a7l1; 200 tcB do seller January and February
al 811,5815 10000 lhs shoulders at % 100, Goa
lls do buyor tho month at 01zc; 100000 li,s do
Mt Milwaukee At gt6c; 80 boxes ..BtaTortlshlro
miaslloB at l2o lob boxes StaTort,s Mt 1194o.
| Tho following wcro tho receipts aud slltpsnonts
Of provisions III this city during tho past wcck
| Reeeirtd Shippat
! Pork t,rla la............. 1,Dt1
Lard, nA. ...-......s s.,s1u at"GS'91..
{tnE fihtip. lin 410i,p5V 3t3An,l.
, 1874-09-14

Flour vas qtiot and unchanged: There vas
but limited ae1nand for shipment nld only
prices. Tho roocipsH continue rather small, but
That 10 only bcoaras country nil!ois do not caro-
to pay storage OH largo stocks here. Thoro la
plcnty ready to como In Il wanted at l'ricen
which pay to manufacture it. Bran was III good
demand aud ntrong. SaicH woro reported Of 200
brls whto wintor extras {Maynolia and Dnxtor)
at 1926; 100 brls do on private terms; 80 brla
nnring oxtraa told Mimi. at $780, TO lrla do At
$5*15; 200 brlH do ut 5000; $40 brls do (now)
s,,perfines al s4.2a. Total, ,R5o l'r1a. Also 90
tons bran at $i5.00, oil track III tors do ut
9l5.5o, dclyoroa. Tho market clouea at Tho fol-
, 1874-09-14

INITIALS AND TlNNl.ns' gTUoN-Wtro In fa,,.
lntesios .eN,as.h. a.,l steady;
TIN pLArk-lU 1vsl4t sli.ob, do, lax19, slq00, 1lx
$a1.0u.
rio TiH-1arge, 2soi ANAL. 99oi bat, 800.
HotUEn-No. i 2Voi No. =, lec.
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Science and the Spirits.
lLiyerposl Post.l

Alta private party, given at his Lon
don house during the past week. Sir
Charles Wheatstone exhibited some Gu
rious electrical experiments for the
amusement of his friends, which would
seem to throw some light on certain SO
called "spiritualistic manifestations. y
In dark room, by stamp of his foot,
Sir Charles produced brilliant crown
Of electric light in mid-air, while mu-
ioal-instruments seemed to be played
by invisible hands, whereas the sounds
really came from an adjoining room. in
which the player sat, and were made to
appear to be produced by the instru-
ments before the spectators by an inge.
nious oontriyance. A contest between
science and the "spirits" in their own
chosen feats would be almost as memo.
rable as the celebrated competition be.
tween Moses and the magicians.
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w Taxation is being pretty gener
ally. discussed throughout this county.
The view taken by large majority Of
tax payers is, that the levies for county
purposes for last year and the present
year are considerably below what they
had been led to believe.
The "hobby," "burdensome taxa
tion,'" by the County Commissioners,
used by aspirants for office, for years
past, has lost its force since The
SPIRITS correspondents pricked it and
showed conclusively that it was the
merest clap trap; and was handled by
men who possessed no merit within
themselves that the people could in
.dorse, either in private or public po-
sition. srt 80.
This knowledge led our correspon-
dents to the work Of taking their hides
in an artistic manner, that could be
easily understood by every taxpayer
in Monroe County, and at the same
time, offend none but the luekless fel
lows who had so recklessly charged
fraud, corruption aud extravaganza,
without particle of evidence to sus,
tain their charges.
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From the Republican, August g.

Dan. Neuhart is talked of as the
probable candidate for Auditor, on the
Democratic ticket. Dan ought to be
able to stand q defeat as well as any
one - Pc
DAM, il nominated, will make the
notwithstanding for Mr.. KNoUFF:-ED
SPIRIT.
A team belonging to Mr. James Han
cher, of Marion township, driven by
his son Foreman, becoming frightened
ran away throwing the young man out
dislocating his shoulder and forearm
at the wrist. The attending physician
R c. Downey, says the boy is doing as
well as could be expected under the
circumstances. !{ 3 = & = +;
The thou,a sand barrel oil well men
toned by our Dexter correspondent as
struck on Charley Eagler's farm, near
Maeksburg, is on what is known as the
'oil break traced from the Virginia oil
regions by Mr.. Herdman, State geolo-
gist The oil was struck in two foot
crevice, one hundred and forty-two feet
from the surface The fortunate own.
ers are Judge Chamberlain, Dan Torpy,
Sheriff Davenport and Mr.. Decker, of
Marietta.
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from the Daily Register.l
Nh nAl n1LA

August 5.--There was not much do.
ing last week in the live stock market.
Buyers are holding of in anticipation
of better figures, consequently dealers
are bringing in very little stock. This
is the case with cattle more especially.
The arrivals are mostly scalawags, very
few good cattle being brought in. The
market will continue inactive until the
fall.
CATTLE-The arrivals amounted to
80 head, the most of which sold at so
per cwt. A few head of three year
olds, in splendid condition, sold at 8 25
per cwt., which few weeks ago would
have brought 4 90.
HOGS-The arrivals amounted to As
head. The ruling figures were SOC
6 90 per cwt.
SHEEP-The arrivals were light
The prices paid were SOS so per cwt
Lambs brought 5 so per cwt. The. ar
rivals amounted to 36 head. p
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@The Noble County Republican of
the 9th inst, contained the following in
its Dexter correspondence:
The wife of George Parker Esq
formerly of, this place, hung herself on
the 2Slh ult. She arose from her bed
about midnight and dressed herself in
her. best clothes and went into an out
house near by, and made a regular
bangman's knot in silk handkerchief
which she had given to her, forty years
ago, tied one end around rafter, the
other about her neck she was found in
about an hour afterwards stone dead.
She was brought here for interment. 1t
is supposed that she was partially in
sane.
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PITTSBURGH, August 4.-Ernest Ort-
mein, the murderer of the Hamnet fami-
ly, who is now in Jail awaiting the sign
ing of his death warrant by the Govern
or, has made another confession. In
his first he said that bis object was to
get the money that was supposed to be
in the house. He now says that he at
tempted to outrage Ida, the. Oldest girl
aged eight years. Her screams arous-
ed the other two children, and so alar-
med him that he killed the whole three.
When Mr.. and Mrs. Hamnet returned
home he also killed them, and set fire
to the house hoping to cover up all
traces of his horrible crime.
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Children Often Look Pale and Sick

from no other cause than having worms in
the stomach. BRowN's VRRMIFUas CoMrITs
will destroy Worms without injury to The
child, being perfectly WHITE, and free from
all coloring or other injurious ingredients
usually used in worm preparations, :.
CURTIS & BROWN, Proprietors,s
No. 215 Fulton street. New York. -
Sold By Druggists and Chemists and dsaters in
Medicines at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Box.a "a
August 26, 1877. g-U =
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MARRIED.-On the 2Sth of May, 1874,
by THoMAs MURPHY, Esq, of Benton
township, Mr.. ISAAC EcKELBERRY and
Miss NARcIssA CLINE.
On the 29th of July. 1874, BY THoM-
AS WILSON, Esq, of Franklin township,
Mr.. CHRISTIAN HUFFMAN and Mrs.
ELIZABETH ScHAFFER.
On the 30th of July, 1874. by the
Rev. CHARLES LuRKER, Mr. SAMUEL
BAUMBERGER and Miss RosINA LaPp.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will
IN be presented to the Commissioners of
Monroe county, Ohio, on the first Monday Of
September, 1874, praying for an alteration Of
the county road leading from Woodsfeld to
Summer6eld; the alteration to begin at or
near Jacob Hamilton's barE;thencs across the
corner of meadow to a white oak stump;
thence northwest to a black oak in the ooun-
ty road leading to Summerheld,
june9, '74w5. MANY PETITIONERS.
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wThe Prohibitionists of Belmont
county nominated the following ticket
the 1st inst. 49,
Clerk-SAMUEL M. THOMPSON.
Sherif-SLATER Brown.
Commissioner-J H. brennan.
Recorder-JAMEs E. GARRETT.
Inf. Director WILLIAM LEE.
Coroner-B McCoNNAUGHY.
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FA company of the meanest men
imaginable went into the orchard o:
Mr.. GEORGE Corr, near Beverly, last
week, and destroyed over one thousand
of his best fruit trees; afterwards they
went into the cemetery and cut, down
all the shade trees about his, wife's
grave -st's
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Sherif's Proclamation.

- 5l-ashF = ~
To the Qualified Electors Of Monroe
County, Ohio: eti so
a You are hereby notified that an election
will be held on .,,s.-
Tuesday, the 18th Day Of August,
3. x,-rs.-y 1S14,
At the several places for holding elections
in aaid county, to vote on the adoption or re-
lection of the New Constitution AMI the sew.
eral propositions supplemental thereto.
SEC IL. At said election the ballots shall be
In the following form:
"NEw CONSTITUTION TICKET.
Erase that part of each vote which you do
not favor.
First Vote.
For the New Constitution. .
Against the New Constitution,
Second Vote. 'igH
For Minority Representation.
Against Minority Representation.
Third Vote.
For Railroad Aid.
Against Railroad Aid. .t
Fourth Tots.
For License
Against License"
The polls Of said election shall be opened
at each place Of holding elections, in said
county. between the hours Of and 10
O'Clock q. m. and closed at 6 O'Clock p. m, on
said day.
Said election shall be held and conducted
at the places, by the officers and in the man.
ner now by law provided for the election of
members Of the house Of representatives, as
far as praoticable; and the judges of election
shall transmit forthwith tho poll-books and
tally-sheets Of said election, containing a cer-
tilted number Of votes cast for aud against
this constitution. and for and against each OF
said propositions, to the clerk Of the court Of
common pleas at Woodsfeld.
. Given under my hand aud seal,at my office
In Woodsfsld. this 22d day Of July, 1874, in
the 72d year Of the State.
.It. f T. LrrTLK
tulyzt, ,'74ts. Sheriff N. E. q.
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fgThe high wateers did considerable
damage on Wolf Pen Run the night OF
the 7th inst. : Awagon belonging to'Mr.
ANTHONY RrcER was washed away and a
threshing machine would have gone the
same road, had it not been anchored in
some manner. The water rose to the floor
of Mr.. RlcER's dwelling and caused the
family to leaveit.
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- 4 SHERIFF'S SALE
O f R e al E sta te.

DY virtue Of an execution to me directed
IL from the court OF common pleas OF Mon.
roe county Ohio in the case Of William Moore
William Blackledge ct al, by order Of Jeptha
Duvail, against James Brown, will offer for
sale, at the front door Of the court house, be-
tween the hours OF 10 o'clock .. m. and
O'Clock p. m, on s'5-e Er'l Z
Satrday,the 5th day Of Septem6er1s74,
The following described real estate situate In
the county and State aforesaid, to wit:
Being part of the west half Of the orth
west quarter of section twenty-five, township
FIVE of range five, and beginning for the same
thirty-six rods south of the northeast corner
Of the above described premises; s;thenos south
twenty-five rods and four links; thence west
6fty-two rods; thence north twenty-five rods
and four links; thence east ffty-one rods and
twenty-one links TO the place Of beginning,
containing seven and one fifth acres, situate
In Sunsbury township.
Appraised at $3.50.
T. o. LITTLE,
july23, 14wtd. Sheriff II. C. O.
A. J. PsARsoE, Atty, r4'
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Chicago Cattle Market.

r August 6.
CATTLE-Market rather more ac-
tive and firmer for shipping grades !;
sales Texans at 2@3 rs; fair choice
steers, soc 90; medium, 4 25@4 373.
HOGS-Market firm and higher; in
ferior to extra sold at 6 25@7 '25, the
bulk OF the sales at 60@6 IS.
, SHEEP-Market firmer; poor to best
sold readily at 3M5 90.
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EA correspondent says Of the ad
vantages afforded young men in Bellaire,
Belmont county:
ga young man in our city has every
advantage afforded him for becoming
wealthy, provided he be industrious
and saving, of which class, however,
we have unfortunately asmall number" f"
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Thirty Years Experience of an Old
Nurse.
NKl->alAxuraS

is the prescription of one Of the best Female
Physicians and Nurses in the United States,
and has bee n used for thirty years with never
failing safety and success by millions Of
mothers and children, from the feeble infant
of one week old to the adult. It corrsots
acidity of the stomach, relieves wind collie,
regulates the bowels, and gives rest, health
and comfort to mother and child. We be-
lieve it to be the Best and Surest Remedy in
the World, in all cases Of DYsssrERY and
DIARRHGA IN CHILDREN, whether it arises
from teething or any other cause. Full d.
rections for using will accomran each bottle,
None genuine unless the fac -simils of CURTIS
d PERKINS is on the outside wrapper. Sold
by all medicine dealers, Auga6,'73Y,
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EgMr. WILLIAM SIDLEs. of Suns
bury township, while. on his way to
Woodsfield on the 9Th inst, was obliged
to cross Sur fish creek. The water be-
ing high, carried him off his horse and
he had quite a struggle before he sue.
ceeded in gaining the shore. 6af 2
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.

A '.4 August 6.
CATTLE-Market more active and
ic higher, with sales of the very best
at 5 624@6 624; first quality, 4 500
5 624; medium or good fair quality,
3 374@4 so
HOGS-Closed firm; sa'es Of best
grades at 9 50@10; common, s 25@9.
SHEEP-More active; fat sheep, 40
5 90. 49, u = -. =
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probate Court.

The following business has been
transacted since the close Of our report
last week:
Augusta john and Henry R. Win
land, Executors of james Winland,
deceased, filed their first partial account
hearing set for September 10th.
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EMr HENRY BRowN, of Deallsville,
this county, has brought suit against
that Incorporated Village for damage
done to his property by the authorities
of said village in digging, excavating
and changing the grade of the streets
on the east, west and sonth sides of his
property The case was for hearing
before Esq. HEADLEY, Of Sunstury
township, on the 5th inst, but on mo-
tion of defendants, was continued until
September Sd, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
W. F. HUNTER and A. j. PEARSON are
counsel for plaintiff.
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wMr. JAMES MoFFrTr; of this
township, Center, had his left leg bro
ken below the knee at saw mill on
Lick Skillet on the 7th inst, by a piece
of timber striking him. Mr. MoFFITT
is nearly 70 years of age.
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Noble County News.
From the Press, August 8.l

Lewis Ogle's little son, four years
old, fell into cellar at South Olive or
Saturday last and had his arm broken
or dislocated at the elbow.
Nearly 100000 bricks are already
laid In the walls of the Catholic Church
at Fuldah, and the work is being rapid.
ly pushed forward.
Senator Thurman and Rev. Mr.. Fer.
guson, Chaplain of the Penitentiary
will be present at the Soldiers Reunion.
A letter from Adiutsnt General Amos
says that Gov. VIM. Allen will most
probably be here at the same time.. c
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v North Carolina and Tennessee
were carried by the Democrats at the
elections last week. Seven of the eight
Congressman elected in North Carolina
are Democrats, and there is Democrat
ic gain of 20 members in the Legisla-
fura ..
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SThe Noble County Democratic
Convention will be held on Monday,th
oath inst 49, ~ r
The Democrats of Belmont county
will hold their convention on Saturday,
the 5th7day of September.
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THE LATEST OUT.

Is beyond question the Best, sin.plesf and
Easier adjusted than any other Maehias
in use The inventor who can make mashine
to do its work with the least machinery is eon'
sidered by all good Judges as the best Simpler
ity of construction in everything is not only its
beauty. but its best recommendation. In noth-
ing is this rule more applicable than to Sewing
Machines. The mechanical principles involved
in the Davis are new, and differ widely from
those commonly in use; combining simplicity,
strength. durability, economy and adaptation
to larger range Of work than any ether ms.
chine.
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East Liberty Cattle Market,

EAST LIBERTY, Pa, August 6.
CATTLE-Best, 6@6 40; medium,
5 50@6; common. 4 75@5 25; stock.
ers, 3@4 Is; bulls, 2 6O@3 so.
HOGS-Best Philadelphia, 7 1907
rs; Workers, 6@6 TO-
SHEEP Best 5@5 80; medium, A
25@5. "a,
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EMr SAMUEL GRoUx, Of Millions
burg, recently purchased the store
house and tobacco house of Mrs, F.
OBLINGER The store room is occupied
at present, by WITTENBRooK, KETTERER
& Co. The price paid was 81 $50.
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EDealers in tobacco in this county,
will pack and ship this year between
seven and eight thousand hogsheads =
They calculate that the growing crop
will rot produce to exceed 1000 hogs.
heads, v7 ~
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EOn the 4th inst, the Republicans
Of Noble county nominated the follow
ing ticket: s-,ss..s
Axditor-JoNATHAN KNoUFF.
Gerk-GEoRGE TAYLOR, IS
Observation-Disclosures CALLAND.
Inf. Drcctor-STEPHEN TRIMMER.
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HThe heavy rain storm the night
OF the 7th inst, damaged the roads in
this vicinity by washing ruts in them
anG considerable damage resulted to
the corn crop and fences on steep hill
sides and along water courses.
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The Household Panacea and Fam
.=Es iIy Tinimeut %s - 81

= IIy LlnIm0nC = - y
is the best remedy in the world Cor the fol-
lowing complaints, viz: Cramps in the Limbs
and Stomach, Pain in the Stomach, Bowels or
Side, Rheumatism in all ts.forms, Bilious
Collie. Neuralgia, Cholera, Dysentery, Colds.
Fresh Wounds, Burns, Sore Throat, Spinal
Complaints, Sprains and Bruises, Chills and
Fever, Cor Internal aud External Use.
Its operation is not ouly to relieve the pa.
tient, but entirely removes the cause of the
complaint. 1t penetrates and pervades the
whole system, restoring healthy action to all
its parts, aud quickening the blood. 0'''
The Household Panacea is Purely
Vegetable and All Healing, Prepared by
CURTIS & BROWN,
No.21s Fulton street New York.
For sale, by all druggists. Auga6,' ,'73Y.
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New York,

August 7.-Flour4 5O@6 50. Wheat
22@l "a. Corn SI@S2c. Oats 65
@70c Rye 90@i 05. Barley nomi.
nal, s.S.:
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ET The township and District Treas.
urers will draw from the County Treas
ury, this month, S22,2S3 75,the- amount
collected on the duplicate at the June
collection 1873. -aa -a1
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Baltimore.

August Flour 4 25@7 Is Wheat
| 2Sal 80 Corn TIC. Oats 60@62c.
Rye S0caS5c. jF fltS.'
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E Messrs. W. II. HUTCHINSON 4
Co., of Beallsville, have huilt an addi-
ton to their store room, and put in an
open front, which adds considerably to
the appearance of their establishment.
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ET The people in our county should
commence making preparations to at
tend the Fair on the 9Th, 10Th and 10th
days of September. Bring your stock
and farm products for exhibition.
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ERev GROUSE, Pastor of the Lu-
thefan church here and at Miltonsburg,
removed with his family from the lat.
ter place last week. We have not learn
ed where he has been stationed.
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~ The attention of soldiers is call
ed to communication from Noble
county relating to the Reunion to take
place at Caldwell, on the 18th and 10th
dayssof September.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-08-11

WA tobacco house containing three
tons of hay, the property of Mr.. JAMES
DRUx, OF Jackson's Ridge, was struck
by lightning the night Of the 7th inst,
and totally destroyed The loss is par
ticularly severe because of Mr.. DIS en-
tire crop of hay being in the house.
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TWe were informed last week. by
q dealer lin wool that dealers in this
county, the present year, purchased
about $1,000 pounds. The price paid
averaged in the neighborhood of Acc.