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The Tornado In Missouri,

ST. Lours, Feb. 24-Latest accounts
of the tornado, which passed over Pettis
County, yesterday, say several dwellings
and other buildings in the county were
destroyed, but the principal damage was
done in Houstonia. The storm was only
l50 yards wide, but terrific in power and
did its work in Houstonia in 80 seconds.
A train Of freight,cars were blown from
the track Some cars were carried dis
tance of 100 yards. Besides w II
Porter, who was mortally wounded, DIR.
Williams had several ribs broken. His
lungs were seriously injured, and he viii
probably die Several other persons
had limbs fractured, or were otherwise
badly hurt. The loss will be about $40,
900, several of the buildings destroyed
having been stores, and they with the
goods in them were total loss.
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Louisiana.

New ORLEANS, Feb "a The Con.
servatiye caucus agreed to accept the
Wheeler compromise by vote Of 81 to
33
The Kellogg House had stormy ses-
sion over the proposition to seat Tie five
new members in place of the five mem
bers whom it was claimed sold out to
Democrats Tlis moyemeat was de-
fested.
New ORLEANS, Feb 25 An effort
was made in the Conservative caucus to
reconsider the vote of yesterday accept.
ing the Wheeler compromise, but failed.
Speaker Wiltz entered protest against
the, Conservatives returning TO the hall
OF the House from which they we're driv-
en- by hostile bayonets, until they can do
so. without qualification or any conces-
sions whatever About 80 members af-
terwards endorsed Wiltz's protest, adop-
ting its sentiments
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re- None but physician knows how
much reliable alteratice is needed by
the people. On all sides of US, in all
communities everywhere, there are multi
tudes who suffer from complaints that
nothing but an alteratioe cures. Hence
a great many of them have been made
and put abroad with the assurance of be-
ing effectusl. But they fail to accomplish
the cures they promise, because they have
not tue intrinsic virtues they claim. In
this state of the case, DR.. j. G. AVER d
Co, Of Lowell, have supplied Con-
POUND EXTRACT OF SARsApARILLA. which
proves to be the long desired remedy
Its peculiar difference, from other kindred
preparations in the market is that it cares
the disease for which it is recommended,
while they do not. We are assured OF
this fact by more than one intelligent
physician in this neighborhood, and have
the further evidence of our own expert.
ence OF its truth.-Nashuille { Tenn
Farmer.
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ThouSa II dis of Fish tax EN- Through
the Ice,

WATERTowN, N. Y, Feb 22-Some
young men living near Muscalunge
creek, small stream flowing into Black
river bay. near Dexter, N Y, went to
the creek on Saturday and cut holes in
the ice for the purpose of fishing with
hooks and lines. The instant that the
holes were cut they became literally
filed with bullheads and the men began
scooping them out by the dozen. To-
day at noon there were about one hun
dred and fifty persons on the ice, and
others coming. 1t is estimated that
about four tons of fish have already
been taken, Two men in three hours
took ten hundred pounds of fish from
two holes twelve inches in diameter
There seems to he an inexhaustible
school Of them.
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THE QUEEN OF ALL SEWING MACHINES
I'm speaking OF the merits of the Will
son Shuttle Sewing MaGhine,it is sutfl-
cientfor US to say that we think the inven-
ton Of this machine marks one Of the
most Important eras in the history of this
country; and when we considerthe infu-
ence it has upon the social well-being of
the masses, it is difficult to conceive of an
invention Of more importance. 1t has a
beautiful, noiseless movement: it makes
the genuine "Lock-Stitch'' alike Oh both
sides, and does to perfection all kinds of
plain and fine sewing; itneeds no CON-
mendation; its rapid sales, the increasing
demand, and the many flattering testimo-
malls from those who have used it, is suf-
Hicient proof Of its merits. The want of
a sewing machine is deeply felt in every
household, and as the Wilson Shuttle
Sewing Machine, Oh account of its ex-
treme simplicity and less cost of manu-.
facture, is sold at a much lower price thar
all other first-class machines, it is meeting
with the extensive patronage that it 80
justly deserves.
Machines will be delivered at any Rail
road Station in this county, free of trans,
portation charges, if ordered through
the Con1panys Branch Houses at 327 &
529 Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio.
They send an elegant catalogue and
chrome circular free on application.
This Company want few more good
agents.
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zevWe .clip the folIowing from tn,

EE.We chip the following from the
Stringtown correspondence of the No
bic County Republican, 25th ult.:
The railroad excitement is waxing
warm; our Beaver creek friends feel
certain they will get the road, that they
have the only practicable route; while
the Seneca people feel equally confident.
The heaviest purse will have something
to do with determining the question -
For q while Seneca had the Woodsfield
and Sunfish strings to pull on. but the
recent Arrangement at Bellaire. has
knocked that prop out, and forced them
to drive in the direction of Beallsville.
The distance from the mouth of Beaver,
via Calais, Malaga, Beallsville to Crab
apple,5 is 2Sz miles, whilst the Beaver
route, via Williamsburg, Temperance
vile, Boston, Somerton to Crabapple is
also % miles. Un this yrouie there is,
up to the present writing, 500, 500 sub
scription. to-wit; Williamsburg, S22,-
500; Temberanceville. Sl4, 600; Boston,
$4,000; Somerton, $4,000; Incorpora-
tors. $4,000. A company, knowI as
the Bellaire and Southwestern Co. was
organized at Bellaire, last week. They
propose TO commence their road at
Bellaire, and run a. southwest direction,
.
terminating at Crahapple, distance of
IA miles and connecting at that point
with the McConnelsville & Ohio River
Railroad"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-03-02

C"l Mcclure, who came ure,,y nea,
gattins the Philadelphia Press, last fall.
q III was prevented by the interfence Of
the Administration. has now bought the
Age and will change its name to the
Times, reconstruct il, inside and out and
make 1t Vigorous and enterprisina
newspaper, IN Opposition to the Admin
istla'ioI But half the present Repub.
lican newspapers in Philadelphia are il
revolt against the dominant Influences il,
the Republican party, and are just a.
good. or bad, as nominally Independent
Journals.
r.. The growing wheat in Harrison and
T"scarawas Counties is reported badly
il 5ured by the hard winter. ir.
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philadelphia Wool Market,

February 26.-Wool-In improved
demand; fine firm; medium comhine
higher; OHIO, Pennsylvania and Wes:
Virginia double extra and above 55@
soc J. extra 54(9 55c medium 56@571c;
coarse 50@ aye: New Yolk, Michigan,
Indiana and Western fine 59M625c; !;
medium 56Ggp7c; coarse tO@5lc; comb
ing washed 63@67t tc; combing nnwash-
ell 45G950c, fine unwa>hed 36@37c; /;
coarse and medium do 40@43c; tub
washed $4,000; extra and merino
pulled 45@50c; NJ. | and, superfine
pulled 43ll4Se.
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e T
Hugh McFaaden, the largest peach
grower in Coshocton County, iuforms
The Age that the extreme cold weather
has seriously damaged the peach crop
The President has approved the act
for the relief Of actual settlers, on land
claimed TO be swamp and oveinowed
lands i'm Missouri.
Wagner, the Isle of Shoals murderer.
says that God will not allow him to be
hanged, and that miracle will intervene
on the scatFold to save him.
On the plains of Texas is, found little
flower called the ''compass flower" which
in all changes of wind and weather points
its leaves invariably to the north.
William Hewitt is now 50 years old /;
but he walks aboutin Rome, N Y, where
he is NOW living, like any young fellow.
This is the epoch Of vigorous old men.
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Utah Justice.

SALT LAKE, Feb. 25-Charles Will
Hanson and John Smith were each SEN
fenced to ten years in the peni'entiary
for stealing note from a dead man. =.
Philip Shatfer, for the murder of Van
Valkenherg, near Sandy, about year
ago,7was given the choice of being shot,
hanged or guillotined, as provided by
law,but expressing no preference he was
sentenced to be hanged June 25.
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HAVANA, Feb 22-Advices from
Venezuela say that the revolution in that
republic has ended An official agree
ment has been signed, hy which the
rebels have delivered up their arms. and
the leaders are allowed TO leave the
country unmolested. No action is to-
be taken against the others engaged in
the revolution, nor is their property to
be contiscated.
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PITTSBURGH. Feb % The execution
of Ernst O.twein, the murderer of the
Hamnett family, TOOK place in the Jail
yard at noon to-day. i'- .tE 81
The crime for which Ortwein suffered
death was committed OH the night OF
April 20 last, near Homestead, a village
on the Pittsburgh, Virginia and Charles
ton Railroad, miles above this city
His victims were John Hamnett, a well
to-do farmer,his wife Agnes, two daugh
ters named Ida and Emma, and bound
boy named Robert Smith. The murder
was discovered early next morning, the
burning of the house attracting the at
tention Of the neighbors, and during the
day the remains of the unfortunate fam
lily were taken from the ruins
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CI,iy OF Mexico, Feb. il The relig-
lous excitement in the country is in
,ense,and there are fears of an outbreak.
a Protestant Eible-reader has been as
sassina'e,l in Vista Hermosa. The Lib.
eral pre- ss demand the punishment ol
the perpetrators of such ouirages here
alter according to the full iiSur of the
law
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sIIERIFFs SALE.
George BoNry
n. E. Heathorn ct al.

DY virtue Of an order OF sale to me directed
u from the court of common pleas OF Monroe
ccuntv, Ohio, Twill offer for sale at the front
door of the oonrt house, in the town Of
Wood>fela, between the hou:s of 10 O'clock
IN. and O'clock p. III on sN
Redaesduy,. The 81 idyot Nareh, 1915,
the following described real estate situate In
Mouroe county, Ohio, to wit:
One and one half acres in the southeast
corner of fractional section twenty, and ten
acres situated iu the north corner Of section
nineteen, all ia township two of range three.
Appraised at 1891 66.
r o. LITTLE.
jan26'I5w5. Sheriff NJ, C, q.
HUNTER MALLORY, Att'ys for C. Cehrs,
Assignee.
HoLLlsrkR & 0KEY, A.t'ys for plaintiff.
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY, PA, February 26
CATrLE.-Market dull and nothing
doing; in fact there is nothing in the
yard except few for retail. Cannot
form quotations.
HOGS-Yorkers Sc 65a6 50; Pnila
delphias 81 70a7 80.
SHEEp-aostss5 5OdG d; mediun
5a5 80, "a a y
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Baltimore Live stock Market.

February %.
CATTLE-At the opening of the
marke, cattle wele active. but towards
the close sales were slow, at a decline
of tc below last weeks piicc, on all
grades The very best on sale sold at
8 25@7; medium, AGA so; extreme
range, 8 25@7; most sales at 4@5 CO.
Receipts, 1876 head; sales. 1908 Lead.
HOGS-Deelined 25@50c, with a
liberal supply, generally light hogs =
Sales at 9@l0 90; most sales at 8 50@
o Is Receipts, 7,4SS head
SlIEEP-Dull at 4 50@7 25 Rs
ceipts, 1859 head.
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WARRIED.-On the 2lst ult, by JOHN
RUGsEGaER Esq, of Switzerland town
ship. Mr.. JOHN GossER and Miss LOUISA
SHAFER. 9 zsgg,
On the Goth ult by C. NJ. Blowers,
Esq, of Adams township, Mr.. JAMES
D. MELLoTT and Miss VlLENA EyERLINE
BEAM
On December 22d, 1874. by Rev. E
w. GRIMES, Mr. ALEXANDER B. DEyoRE
and Miss MARY E WILLIAMS. gqttr
On January 3lst, 1875, by the same,
Mr.. AsBERRY A. RIGGs and Miss MARY
j. MoRRELL. s5 ess1
On the 25th nit, bv MATHEW WAR
WICK, Esq, of Bethel township, Mr..
GEORGE w. STEWART and Miss AMANDA
RAKE.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

70 s595o sa5s February %.
CATTLE-M Market fairly active and
steady common to extra shippiny,s4 SO
as 35
HOGS-Poor to choice bacon grades
S6a6 so; packers So 4ot7 10; extra 81
25a7 40; scalawags s. 50a5 75p
SHEEP-Market steady with good
demand
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The West Virgins, Legislature,

CINCINNATI, Feb 25.-The Enquirer's 8
Charleston, West Virginia, special says :;
The Legislature agreed to-day to ad-
journ tomorrow, to meet in Wheeling
on the 10th Of November next.
The House Investigating Committee
report that Auditor Bennett and Treasu.
rer Burdett have been guilty of NAL ad-
ministration and high crimes in office,
and recommend their impeachment. The
House had stormy session over the re
port, lasting until midnight, and ending
with adopting the resolution. and for the
Board of Management to draw up arti
cles of impeachment and present them
in the Senate The investigation into
the State finances will continue during
the recess
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Prohibition state. Ticket.

The Pfohibilionists assembled in
State Convention at Columbus on the
oath ult., and nominated the following
ticket:
For. Gevernor, Jay Q lell, of Cuye.
hoga; for Lieu'enant, Governor. II A
Thompson, of Franklin; for Auditor OF
State, belmont Lock, of Lawrence; for
State Treasurer, Enos II. Brossins, of
Stark ; for Supreme Judge, Gideon r.
Stewart, of Huron; for Attorney Gen
eral, A. w. Sharp, of Delaware; for
Member of Board of Public Works,
John H. Buchtel of Summit.
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Eg Revs BRowN and CRAIG, of the
JOSEPH SMITH branch Of the Mormon
church, are holding services in Wash
ingten and Wayne townships,this coun-
ty. Their meetings are largely attend
ed and twenty persons have connected
themselves with the church and been
baptised
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Written for The Spirit of Democracy
From Adams Township.

From Adams Township,
MISCELLANEOUS ENIGMA.
No. 26-l am composed of l5 letters
My lll72 II is something that is
under ground
My 6 II 10 is wild animal.
My 1 3 1915 is a noun
My l3 . is a kind uf drink.
My whole is the name of beautiful
young lady who resides in Adams town
ship
Yours, with respect II NJ.
Written for The, Spirit of Democracy
MISCELLANEOUS ENIGMA
No 27-I am composed OF % letters
NV - % "a 81 8 q is u country of Eu
rope
NV % II II 10 5 is an instrument forcut-
ting.
My % 90 l5 l3 is Il limb of the body.
Ny 2G - 2 is luminous body.
My III Ii II is an organ of the head
My 6 % Is 1 2 is part of ship.
My 1 % 9is water fowl
My 76 is q kind of wool
My 2S 14S 90 16 GA is the name Of a
male
My whole Is the name of a drayman in
Clarington, Monroe County, Ohio.
W. J B.
MISCELLANEOUS ENIGMA.
No PSI am composed OF Is letters
My3 1 6 is very useful animal
My 6 4 l3 Ii IL is noun of the feminine
gender.
My l , Is II is the name of female.
My 5 I - 80 is the name of a tree.
My 10 las 8 is what teachers do. ,.
My 8 II IL is the edge of a thing.
My 80 lois something to wearao
My Whole is tile name of teacher In
Switzerland township, Monroe County,
Ohio. WI. b.
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Cincinnati Live stock Market.

February %.
CATTLE Common 50 1913 rs fair
to medium s4a5; good $5 25A5 IS; ex-
ira &sa6 80.
HOGS-Common Seas 80: fair to
medium So 75a6 %; good s7..7 25 ,aatl
choice 81 30a7 so.
SHEEP Market firm at from 1 10
&c for cofniaon to gooi q n,i,ias.
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Written for The Spirit Of Democracy
ENIGMA,

No. 90 am composed of IL letters
My first is in pig but not in hog.
My second is in tree but not in log.
My third is in hound but not In dog.
My fourth is in earn but not in house.
Ny fifth is in horse but not in COW.
My sixth is in youth but not in age. .
My seventh, is in love but not in hate.
My eighth is in. vine but not in wine.
My ninth is in rat but not in mouse.
My tenth is in nose but not in mouth.
My eleventh is in in but not in out.
My. eleventh is in mad but not in pout.
My whole is State in the Union.
G. NJ. MASsIE.
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DiED On the 10Th ult,, at Grand
view, Washington county, Ohio, of in
flamation of the bowels. Miss FLORA
III. LEWIS, aged l6 years 10 mouths and
10 days, daughter of BENJAMIN E. and
SUSAN LEWIS, formerly residents of
Woodsfeld n -
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fgThe fur market in Wheeling, the

2ithauIt, stood as follows:
"Mink, 50@2 %; Red Fox, 1@1
rs; Grey Fox, 75c@l 90; Raccoon,50c
al 90, Otter, 4@6 90; Black Sknnk,
1@l 60; Small Striped Skunk, 40@75c;
White Skunk, 10@20c; Spring Musk
Rat, 25c; House Cat, l0c; Wild Cat, 80
@4Gc; oppossum, l5@25c; Kits so
Ice. !"
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RCol. SULLIVAN, of Bellaire, is a
prominent railroad man, but he is rot
one Of the incorporators Of the McCon-
nelsville and Ohio River Railroad -
Bro. COOLEY, make the necessary COR
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New York Cattle Mark ct.

= y ~ &.s NEw York, Feb g5. {
BEEVES-Poor to fair steers and OK
en-, DIAL lsc; good to prime steers liza
Icy "a few selections at lsaal3cse
SHEEP-Common to fair lots SIS 50a
6 so; good to prime S6 75a7.
q HOGSs-None sold alive, Dressed
dull at 50 25aS 62A for city. and S8as
l21 for western ~ frss fet ssi 81
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fHA divorce suit is pending in the
Common, Pleas Court Of. Guernsey coun-
ty in which the plaintiff, II ASNAi HoGUE,
is "A, and the, defendant, JcHN HoeUE,
f2yeafs OF age. -.
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Buffalo Cattle Market.

BGfrALo, Feb. e5 4
SHEEP supply exceeds the de
mand: Western sheep, 81 to 96 lbs S5
a6 IS; olio sheep, rs to So lbs, s5-a
So
HOGS-Common'quality of Yolkcrs
holding at Sc 50aG 50; heavy hogs 81
25a7 40.
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@ !T-eLrgranhir.

Sr LOUIS, Feb. 2S-The Globes spe.
.cial from Kansas City says an, old man
named Donahue, 70 years of age, got
into an alteration with his son yester-
day about some corn, and cut his heart
out will knife.
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H Mr.. JAMES G. ROUSE, who resides
one hall mile north OF Woodsield, met
with serious accident two weeks since.
He was repairing his sled when a chip
struck him in the left eye injuring it so
severely that he has not been able to
see out OF it since. r
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EgThe Clarington Planning Mill ad-
vertises in this issue The Company is
composed of reliable men, Persons de-
string anything in their line should give
them q call.
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HHFLOUR, BREAD. CAKES, PIES,
Candies, canned fruits, coffee, sugar, tea,
tobacco, cigars, smoking tobacco, cheese,
crackers, TOYS. and other articles for sale
at RElNHERR'S CITY BAKERY.
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sEFA revenue officer examined The
Monroe Bank las. week, to ascertain il
the law requiring checks tof be stamped
was complied with. He found every
thing correct.
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The New Jersey Mutual Life In
surance Company has a. four column adj
pertisement on our frst page. This
company is doing an extensive business
III MonroeIGouuty.
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IyWarrantv, Mortgage and OMIT
Claim Deeds, Chattle Mortgages, Sum
mons', Subp9aas, Executions, and other
blanks used by Justices of the Peace for
sale at The SPIRIT office.
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baltimore,

Feb. 26-Flour active. Wheat l lG
al Is: Corn 79c; Oats 6Ja6Sc; Rye |
03Ll ca.
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EAn earnest effort is being made
by the citizens of Green township to
raise funds to erect steam fouring
mill near New Castle, the coming Sum-
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SS~A a pr"tractcd meeting is in prog
ress In the NJ. Z. Church at Claringtcn,
this county, under the direction of Rev.
SHAW
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TDuring the month of February
there were 33 Deeds and Q Mortgages
recorded, and 3 Mortgages released in
the Recorders Office Of this county.
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p ET Mrs. BRAD*IELD, Mrs JOHN
LrsLE, and Mrs. LEWIS WHARTON, of
Wayne township, Belmont county, died
during the month Of February.
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WOGaxfieid stock Market

Murcn l.-Cattle ,aa4e, periponn :.
Sheep 3@4c per pound, Hogs 5@5ic
per pound.
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New York.

! Feb 20 8-Flour4 l0@S. 90. Wheat L
07al Is; Corn S3@8ic Oats 67@7lc
Rye $4,000. Barley 35al 49, ~
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cE Mr. DAVID MANN, aged 81 years
died ii Perry township, on the 17th
ult. He had been q member of the
Christian church for forty years.
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ES-A number OF the crossings and
side walks on Main street need repair
ing Mr. Street Commissioners, where
are you2
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EThe attention of our readers is
invited to an articles from the Pomeroy
Telegraph, giving the cost per mile of
narrow and broad gauge railway.
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Problems, FGgzIeS, EnigmaS. sc.

Answers to enigmas, and other articles
appearing in this column, will he given
every two weeks Answers a:e requested
from our readers.
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~M Mr. A. P. MILLER, Agent of the
New Jersey Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany,has opened an office in RrINHEER's
building, South Of the Court House.
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HThe reading club of Wo0dsiield
holds its meetings at private houses, Is
we'll attended and its performances very
entertaining.
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HA meeting will be held at Will
liamsburg, the 3d inst, for the purpose
Uf eiectine Officers of the McConnels-
vile and Ohio River Railroad
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Fresh Oysters at A. DIETER'S,

H Gold closed in New York the
Goth ult st 81 Ia
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