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Tprifielfise Smaaupbeser.

Iette Mars Vomulosapl | De
Scr. Stater anillaeS iii 3,SS7,S45
Saaer, bpcraf 2,674,500 Saaer sI
pcrteres iii upl1npet. % Heiten
eQer benpsp 1920, 500 Saaer tor'
bruaeS Der / 9anpet. Den 9jen'
nsminitli9e 0a9t pr. Bale er 46S
Punb.
s Gbili / Sppamerifa er en-
Wanp, iom er 1875 Iar gammel.
pam blep fsot 1740, % bans Napn
er 5elir Rojas. San par Ser
iiantmaior / ct eiuie. 8eaimente
Den ipanHe Mrme. ia Sarlps Den
treble upsap I'm napufunoiSe Or
Ore at uDbripe Seiuiterne, bapoe
5elir Rpias at fere tpenpe al Dem
fra 9inares til Cartilage. 9an
bar Ell marfparpig Sbufcmmslie,
% PED meo Se'temtbep at rortRue
5ilbraselierne ira ben Sie, liselpm
ban psiaa ped at fortaae Ell ostals
ieret Gbili, SiitOrie ~balpanost bun'
ore Mar tilbage / 3iben.
gpeu Yprtlano | Watne
bar 1920 flere Sruentimmer END
Wanbsperioner.
- 5becocr Elton al Sropflpn
iial bile sisre Sorleg pda at faa
fin Suitru tilba9e; men bun t9eS
bsltemt at neate at Ie eler tale
meb BAN, fsrenp ban bar tilbage'
falbt SeIplbninasn, ON at bun bar
itaaet | utiaapelist 5crbclp til Yd'
itor gee6er.
- Silpefiitet pep Wcrofpten al
Sfptlanb bar iaar paret ulaopans
list beloist.
Sra gauges nor f'epangeltfs
lutberfie Spncpe / amsrifp BIER
ben LOBE @artS B. q. ienpt s 1873
til bet vNcrfie Iisitcnsielitab",
% ben 23pe Suli neiteftsr ienpteS
- 2unneaen unper ben brittle
8anal Ter up til at ltuae tcmme
iitanp. 5ranfrige bar beptlset fore
GUNNER til ben. 90 M bal
ecnbpn. Gbatbon. & OawersSeru'
baneielfabet beluttst at gipe ct
Sipras at 100000 Dollars til De
upsiftsr, TOM sr fprbunpne mep
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES til prpjeftet.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-28
1oranoet.

SQrltet. Nuur Der WeO 9eU'pH
iii Opreret | be cprerRe Yrppinler
bar paret 1ale ON 5rep, iaa er
aft bette fun plauer ira esentli9
tprfiR SIDE % Siper inteticmbelit
tilfrspsifiqenbe Saab ON, at Ell
pirfelia Sreb meo Bet ferfte fan
ajenoprettes; tbi Ylanerne er laa
lanat fra at falpe / Sprerernes
Smaa, at Dieie heller psb Dem Bit
per mere % mere oprerfe. 1pr'
ferne pil nemlis arreitsre ale iferre
5amiliers Sperbppeber iamt ale
Sosniens met inbhpbellesrise
Menp. - Den 22oe Sept. bes
rettes, AZ ben MfpelinS Oprerere
/ Ser;e9cwina, ipm itaar unbsr Ins
fsrisl az ben itriobare 4reit CARTE,
bar iaaet Joritarfnins fra Ger
bien. alt er sbelast al Opre'
rerne paa Strafniusen meaem
Ncpaparoib % Uii6ssrae. Gstte
ilapel iom Here SelerSberetninser
ira Oprsrsrne itacfaites peo isners
Seleorammer. SamtIpis bermep
~mepneles fra @ien, at Wpntene.
gro rg Serbien bar tilfienpeSipet
Wasterne, at be oil bCloe zig itrenst
neitrale, paa lamme lio TOM Bet
ira Selsrap bsper, at ben Terrible
8rtgsminiiter bar becrbret Ell itor
WilltRrifprfe til 0renblen NOR
Serbisn. Samme Dag bersttsS,
at Ierpiib Bahia ubeu Wcbtanb
bar beiat 4ira. 1000 5lpstninse
er fcmne til @rabap, % mausler
ale Wipler FOR eipscppcle. Senere
table ban / en- Jastuins mob Op'
rererne peo Hapno 200 Wanb.
Den napnte Brett 3arfs easr
3urfc bappe ben 24be Sept. UNI
Der fin 8ommauoo 1000 Ranb,
OF ban astspe ba at beiatte lie,
nit;a % Hriiern. - Den rumanile
Resierins bar ~aflaaet at sisre
faQeS Sag mso Serbien mob Eur.
fiet / 3iifalbe al 8ri9, meu bar
lopet at opitiae en- Observations,
4rme peo @reubien. - st ruSff
Slap Rriper, al 1prfiet inbier Nsps
p~enpisberen al at inpfsre Reformer
blanpt ale Hisets Nationer. Mf
ben 8runp Der De upenrigife Ma9s
ter ei rpe urget ~biplpmatiIf 3rpf
paa S%ultansnS Hegierins, men
inpfranfe zig til at berclise Stem.
ninssu / be oprsrEe Oitrifter
iamt foreaaa beniistsmasiise Sprs
bsprinser % permeb fremme Re.
fcrmparfet / Eiten. ebe Oft. Re.
rettsS, at 8uslano % 2p1lanb
bar anmcbet BEN eferrisRe ubsn.
rissminiitsr ancreasip ON at freM'
fcmme mep plan til Orpnins at
Scrbclpene | Be europaif .tprfiRe
propinisr. - 5 be fpife S 0ase
at Sept. par Der ei tprfiife Sol'
batter at ie / 3rebinie | Sersesos
nina. gpen par / OprsrerneS
Ssfppelie. Den 3Ote Sept. blep
5prfsrne Iaaepe peb Sled, men
pptps 8ampen 0a9en efter. Slere
Sastninse fanpt paa ben 3io Stsp
/ SerSesomina Der par pmtrent
1900 Sniursenter % 1000 3prfere.
Den % Sept. blep Der fjsmpst
peo 8lepapiSa % be to fslssnpe
Oase pep 2rpptlsia. Oprsrerne
table SO Wanp, 3prfsrne 500.
Den 2oen Oft. an9reb Oprsrerne
peb Sled, men blep nsbte til at
cpsipe &en paa 0runp af
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-28

uen / Widisan ifriper mssst til'
frebsltiQenpe fremap.
- Ratten til l9be Oft. cpoaoebe
Yrofesior Ration / Ann Mrbcr Ell
Ylanet al LOBE Sterelis, Der bes
reser zig ira Ben mob Spp.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-28

es Oct CT M rfHcielt meo.
belt, at 8cnstn AZ Sirma bar er'
flnrt fig piais til at tiaape Den
enseifis Resierin9 at laoe 1ropuer
marifere ajenuem Sirma, bpi6 Den
snifer AT fere ct Sslttc3 / Den liz
nefle prppinS 0anuun.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-28
q. Mnunbfen, ubeiper.

Oct berstteS fra Wilpaus
\ at Dtreftsrerne for @iSconlin
|tral. ganen bar cprettet &Dns
her ON gpsnins al Sernpeieu
lem 9crtage Stir % Stepens
int. 9an1pen sr 60 Mil, tpoEaf
kasli9 40 Mtl oil blipe fareiS
02iutereu.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-28

- Der meboeles 6ittrretHtu'
ger ON, al ben cublriie Camper
~llyusuap" bapoe bra3i lldup paa
Gnba Ell Gel AZ I'm SlpHins. bes
na1enoe al 9labsu % Ammunition,
be}ent for Orrersrnc, - Ter Bet
OpDaeeosS AZ 1ri9eribet y2prua'
Boz Der la5eoe Uruguay" Ill Sl'
maifa.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-28
Sniuois.

yulllUle.
Ct StiQabs falot ben 2eeu Oft.
NED PED Ell Spsniu9, iom par uns
Der Opferelie | Rpffprb. Spens
Ter blsp / 6alpet iaa ilemt for
ladebs, at Der er Sare for beres
Cir, iiar for Zen eneS 0eofoms
menpe.
3refclpistebs Wenisbep /
Chicago bar III oprettet en- pasli9
Sfcle / 8trfenS unperetaae. In.
perpisninSeu Sipes I Be alminpe'
liae Sfclefas % meobeles for Bet
meite / Bet noriie Spros. Oct CT
@enisbepens Seniist sfterbaanpen
at uppipe Sfclen iaapel meo Sens
i'm til Sag Tom earefrafter. Hes
Observation-Disclosures mepta9er na'
turlisuis ell f%remrasenre plapS.
- Den lutberite 8irfes 6eaes
rals Spncpe iamlepes til Msbe ON
Gftermippa1en ben 6te Oft. / Ga.
lssturs. Selesater fra ale 6sne
/ NcrrpeIteu er tiliteoe. De ftulpe
pere iamlet Ell use.
- Sra 4ltan flasss Oper Seber
% meSen Sp9eli9beo blanot 6olf.
Midiaan.
s 9eelaub SO. ilal Der praauis
leres ct MT Iopn, Der fal faa
Rapnet Smena.
= SpeuHen Garl SanIcn, rs
4ar 9ammel, pspe PED Selpmoro
ben 3Ote Sept. | Soaanp, Wih.
Sau eiterlaper 8pne % Bern.
s Detroit blep nplig at lee
peups Spr9ere bplot ct talrlst
Wspe for at proteitere lmop, at
Glfneiperne fal bplbes aabne on
Ssnpasene.
arbeipet pep @nlesselIen al
GbicasO, Sasinaw Il 8anapasSa
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-28

e aQe iterre Sautbrepe ION
3pie Ctt. blep lenote ira Yra'
|nce meO pcitsn I'll Bottom, er
Iist fcripunDne. ST ll9Henoe
|rtpperi al pen9ebrspe blep fore,
III Suit Walneb, % minpre
Sdnne Cab bar iipen funpst Step
Bar 0anQe.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-28

e Sen nationaIe aoiuoefOus
/ Spracule, R. y, er life
r lst til adremebs for Al fremme
len ON apinoens Stemmeret,
at bebdnole Srsrgsmaulet ON
trm / 8pinberS 8leeeprdSt,
Cppra9elien, StoleunceTpieulns
|gW, Siemmet, &pinreuS rette aale
ii tidnenbe Gmner.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-28

B<g Wln autaser, al Brigham
Wouu9 nil blipe tpuuQen III n
betale Ann 6lisa uneeIbclOuin9s'
ptnQe. Gu duben ScplRro er mems
Tia fcmmea pal Spmmerieoet /
Utah.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-28

Sill mine qaubsmane! q min Bldn'
~teitcle q Wil inrrc fra Ssicu- bar
ies 1000 un9e % triite Sraer Srust'
Ga grpcetraer-, lem ie9 nil iTlse cper'
maacs billist. Sill De 6armere, lem
MATTE 9nlte al plante fs en- 6rustbape
eaer at ppnte cmfrins IT 9iemtfee, vii
lea anbefale mine SrGer paa bet beoite.
sSm ca fe ielp sllsr ltrip mig til. Min
@eresis err: Ssfeu, @inueibeif Co.,
Soma. y. Sbprieu.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-28

81 GnSllnos ueeuri9fminl'
ter, Sarleu al Gerbp. uetalte un'
Der ell Ter BAN / slpeypocI stren
Danfel, AZ Ser;earpiu1 life tuuee
pinbe lllibenllgbtp, men RefcT'
net. iamt al Arjs mso &ina life
e aiannlunlIo.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-28

q 5ra 9lag | 3cannp terst'
tea. at 9enue;aeIa5 0eiaurt tilt
oenen lin Ssfreter %afrciite ben
So III. til Srusicl. 8enus Reiie
~ 9etppninl raa @runo AZ be
fteDfnnpue 5crpifliu9er meQem be
to Qanbe.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-28

e. Ssitelp1en er uobruot I'll
! itcrre Stalbs / Wontreal, 81s
h. Get anime er liIfelpet /
vcnto o. Here 9per. - O9laa
rncinnatl or Der uebruot 9elte'
/. Oct iiges, ar Der paa en-
Il blep audrebet 2000 Or.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-28

paa ct mot Slap, icm er bespnpt
at uefomme | Raribaatopu. Oct
reoisereS al Netti Sanforo.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-28

Tcruteu bette ptl Der o9laa blipe
400 andre @lper bsifaaenee af Here
Set at SupsllaSer, g~r9tnaaIe, Srerius
1e, sSrmtuapper, Sroftuapper, Singer
rtces, ubrtieper, isIpplettereee Sptls.
%lteer, @aher oS Ssrpietrinse, lamt Src'
mrer o. mango andre Sing.
Rom os uuberiss O eufaneene / min
Sutif / @eamS glod, @innebasc Ct.
John Il. MeuSer.
Decorah-posten., 1875-10-28
Spcr Billet foiter fun
$1,OO,

% benne Billet atrer Sbeneebasersr
@csan9 til Ballet liant esretttseI BAN
til iaaean 6orerins lem maatte blipt
truffet pto Yillettens Summer.
gal Werfe til, at en- Billet sialoei
fun en- enteltOame sller en- enfeltberre.
uppelin9en al 5crprinaer be-
gpnber &loffeu 2 6fter'
mippag % Oct esent'
liae Val bespn'
Der alcffen u @ften.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-14
EGsoRos and BENJAMIN BARKEr

EGEoRaE and BENJAMIN BARKER,
indicted for murder in the second de-
gree, were arraigned in Court the 7th
inst., and both entered their plea of "not
guilty" The case of GEORGE BARKER
was set down for the 18th inst, and that
of BENJAMIN BARKER for the 18th inst
On Monday, the 18th inst, at |
o'clock p. IN, the Court ordered the
prisoners, GEoRaE and BENJAMIN BAR
KER indicted for murder in the second
degree, to be brought into Court.
N Hollister, Esq, of the attorneys
for the defence, requested leave of the
Court to withdraw the plea of "Not
guilty heretofore made in each case e,and
TO enter plea, in each case, of guilty OF
mans aughter. With the consent of the
Court, the Prosecutor accepted said
pleas,
In view of the fact that there was
thought to be difference existing as to
the guilt of the parties, the Court orde.
ed FIVE witnesses examined in order tC
determine the matter; alter which tht
prisoners were remsnded to Jail to avail
sentence; the law fixes the sentence a
from one to ten years confinement il
the penitentiary
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-14

THE Best FAMILY NEWSPAPER This
is the claim which the publishers of the
NEW YoRK OBSERVER make in behalf of
their paper. Ii is bold claim to make
in Dur day, when there are 80 many pa
pers; but an undertaking course in cen
ding out, for fifty-three years, a large
full, fresh, readable and pure newspaper,
which is unsurpassed, justifes them in
the claim. We can recommend the Oh
SERVER. 1t has no hobbies; it is sound
in doctrine, impartial and unbiased, re-
liable in It's news, interesting and in
structive in its various departments, and
offers no clap-trap premiums or pictures,
For specimen copies, address s. !
PRIME & Co., New York
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-14

Il ROADS -At the session Of the Coun
ty Commissioners last week the follow
ing action was taken on the several road
alterations petitioned for:
The alteration Of county road pc
titioned for by JONATHAN LIEwELLES
was granted and that said road be- es.
tablished public highway thirty feet
wide; the Auditor was directed 20 issue
an order to the Trustees of Seneca
township to cause said road to be open
ed according to law
The alteration of county road pc
toned for by JouN STEPHEN and Others
was granted and that said road be es.
tablish~d public highway forty fee,
wide. Same order directed to be issued
to Trustees of Seneca township as
above
The alteration OF county road pc.
titioned fer between Woodsield and
Beallsyiile, was granted To be sixty
and forty feet wide, according to the re
port OF the viewers. Auditor directed
to issue an order to the Trustees OF
Center and Adams townships to cause
said road to be opened according tc
law.
The petit n OF DAVID G. SYcKs fnl
the alteration of county road in Sa
lem township was heard, and JOSIAH
PYLEs, JoHN IMHoFF and SILKIRK DA
yIs. viewers. to meet at Fred FEIsLEY's
on Tuesdsy, the 2sth inst, with ARTHUE
OxEY, Surveyor
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-14

s@-A meeting of the creditors of F.
NJ. AMOS was held at Wheeling on Sat.
urday, and arrangements entered into
which will result in his resuming busi-
ness as soon as the acquiescence of three
or four creditors who were not repre-
sented at the meeting is obtained The
readiness with which the creditors at
the meeting asscnted to the arrange
ment leaves no doubt that the Others
will do likewise, and we therefore think
it not premature to announce that Mr..
AMOS business will he resumed in 8
very few days, and as oil Ills assets are
left in his own hands, he will suffer but
little Inconvenience from the iuterrup
ton.
The liberal terms granted to Mr.
Amos were conceded to him On accoun,
of his character for sterling integrity
Five thousand dollars In money would
not have been worth as much to him II
that meeting as was his reputation fol
being an honest man.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-14

EVA railroad meeting was held at
Beallsville Saturday evening, the 4:h
inst, at which time twelve citizens of
the township were added to the CON-
mittee to solicit subscriptions to the
Bellaire and Southwestern. The amount
subscribed in Sunsbury township to this
time reaches about $4,000 The gen
tlemen engaged In the work feel conf
dent that the citizens of Sunsbury town
ship can and will subscribe the amount
required Of them. ,var
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-14
rTbat our readers NAV have

E That our readers may have a
chance to test the accuracy of Prof
TIcE's weather prediction we publish his
record for the present winter:
First cold, really 80. will set in about
the 2Sth of November, and continue for
nearly week 1t will he warmer about
the 9th of December, and then cold for
another week. 1t will be warmer from
the 18th to the 18th, and then cold
again. About the 26th it will be warm,
and about the 30th it will be cold to
very cold until January g.; then warmer
till the 18th then very cold to the goth
then warmer for few days, folio wed
,by cold weather till about the close OF
the month. The month of February
will be very boisterous, generally warm
but short spells Of intensely cold wealth
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-14

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company announce drawback OF &c
pr 100 pounds on all grain brought 10
Baltimore from Western points which
passes through their elevators for expor-
iation to foreign ports.
John @ Smith, of Ohio, has been ap-
pointed Commissioner of Indian Affairs,
a1d has acteprsd
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Talbott's Headlight.
He That Trusteih in His
Riches Shall Fali.--Prou. H., 2s.
LADIES' READY MADE SUITS.

LADIES READY MADE SUITS.
Our purpose ia to make this addition
an attractive feature of our business -
And in order to make it success, aud
have the ladies appreciate it, We know
that we will have to offer them advshta-
ges over the old plan Of getting their
dresses. This we can and will do, as the
advantages are numerous when you come
to think Of them.
This branch Of tie mercantile trade is
becoming very popular. and is successful
ly managed in the cities and larger towns
all over the country. And We have for
some time felt that it was want of this
community, that We could meet and make
profitable, both to our customers and our
selves.
We are now ready to m5et this demand,
having already in stock variety of suita,
both 10 style and price. Will be getting
in new ones every few days. This week
We will receive some very pretty Black
Alpaca suits, to soil from ten to twelve
dollars.
Read some Of the inducements for bay
ing yonr suits ready made. You can
save time consumed 10 selecting your
goods. You can save time spent in 50
leo.ing your trimmings. You can save
time spent first in running about to know
how much goods to gst; second, time
spent in running back two or three times
to get more. You save the time and wor
ry Of having to decide what style you
will have your suit made. You save the
disappointment that often occurs after a
great deal of lost time and worry in Sc
lsoting your goods, to find that it does not
make up as pretty as you expected.
You can t get them to 6t nicely, some
one will say. Why is it that three fourthS
of men s suite are bought read made, and
yet they are much more difficult 10 fit
than ladies? Simply because enterprises
has met the demand of trade BY art in cut
ting. and greater variety Of styles in the
manufacture This demand in ready made
suits for ladies will be met in the same
way. There will be no trouble about the
fitting.
We have also arranged for making suits
to order Selections can be made from
goods in stock. and with one days notice
the suit can be furnished. We Intend to
keep constantly good stock, that when
you come. We will have variety of styles
from which 20 select. Of course our
terms on Suits will be the same as on 9th.
or goods. One Price and Cash. Cash
will give tn customer value. One price
deals with them houorably.
Talboti'S One Price and Cash Store
Garoa.~;(ls ohin..
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-14

MARRIED -On the 2lst ult, by C. W.
CIrr, Esq, Of Bethel township, Mr.
GEoRaE w. MILLER and Miss SARAH J,
GARDNER
On the 81 b ult, by the same, Mr. JOHN
w KNowLroN and Miss MARY E MAR.
TIN
On the 23d ult by JOSEPH Boss, Priest.
Mr.. ADAx BURKHARr and Miss LENA
WAGNER.
On the 28th ult., by THoxAs WILSON,
Esq of Franklin township, Mr. BENZ L.
Bowen and Miss MARTHA HAWKINS.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-14
~CaARIEs LLOYD. a negro sente

D~CHARLEs LLOYD, negro senten-
ced to the penitentiary for five years at
the late term of Court in Noble county,
escaped from Jail the evening of the Sd
inst, by rushing against the door, for
cling it open. and throwing Sheriff LAW
RENEE against the stove in the hall, when
he darted out the back daor o. the jail
and made his escape. Two hundred
dollars reward is offered for his arrest
He is very black, FIVE feet six inches
high, and weighs l75 pounds. One of
his upper front teeth is gone, and he
has piece of the upper part of his
right ear clipped out.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-14

@ From such reports as we can
gather we estimate that about one. eighth
of the tobacco 10 this county has been
sold. The average price is about five dol
lars per hundred Many Of the grow
ers are still stoutly holding out for sew.
en- to ten.
We learn that in the vicinity of
Barnesville the price averages between
six and seven dollars 1t is claimed
that the superior quality and more skill
ful handling Of the tobacco there ac-
counts for the increased price
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-14

SSJudge FRAZIER of the Noble
County Court granted Rev. RYAN new
trial the Al inst, because of the fact
that the attorneys for both the prose.
cution and defense "misconducted them
selves by travelling out of the case and
referring in argument to matters not in
evidence" 40 says the Republican.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-14
rThe prospectus Of tbs Cincipuat;

s@The prospectus Of the Cincinnati
Daily Commercial will be found on our
first page. The Commercial is Inde.
pendent, Democratic and Republican,
anything to suit the reading public. Ii
is full Of news, don't care a copper for
anybody or anything and is ackno VI
edged to be one of the most enterpri-
sing papers in the West.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-14

~The wrapper of one package OF
our papers, of the issue of the 30th ult.,
on the Stafford route, was broken open
in the sack and the papers distributed
permiscuously, q part returning here
We hope they all reached those to
whom they were directed the latter part
of last week
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-14
kEFRIrZ REEF received a ne

.AFFRIIZ REEF received q new
stock of watches, clocks. jewelry and
silver plated ware, which he offers at
very low prices Solid silver hunting
case watches from IL to 18 dollars, gen,
uine. American watches, solid silver
case from 20 so to, SO dollars. Clocks
from 2 Is to 13 dollars
Repairing of watches. clocks and
jewelry done on short notice. Work
warranted
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-14
Transfers OF Reai Estate.

A j Myers to John S. Mellott, 20a
acres, Sunsburv township, S779
John Ramseier to John Schaub lC
acres, ONO township, S263
= John Gambs to N Spang'er, 16G
acres. Seneca township, $1,000
d Hoskinson to A K Hoskinson
20 acres. Lee township, 5000
I. o little, Sheriff, 10 A Stephens
l20 acres. Center township, 1884
VIM. Kiser to D Ltman. ~ acres,
Salem township, 1920 loliars
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-14

EOur dealers here are not anticipa'
ting . very great demand for "Christ-
uas gifts y Their stocks Of goods pur-
Shased for this trade viii be chiefly Of .
kind which will, not 60 out of market
with the holidays a
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-14

WTHoMAs MARTIN, in licted at the
present term of Court for stealing a
watch valued at Sl5, was arraigned in
Court the 7th inst. and entered q plea
of guilty. The Court sentenced him to
ten days confinement in Jail, to pay
double the amount of the property ia
ken. and to pay the costs Of prosecu
t;nr 81 - f55tE
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-14

s~Bass TWEED escaped from the
officers in New York last week. A re.
ward OF 10000 dollars il offered for bis
capture The Boss could afford to pay
his ca3tors 10000 dollars TO let him go
again The old Tammany Hall crowd
will no doubt manage to keep him DOT
Of the clutches Of the officers.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-14

The New Davis Vertical Feed
Sewing Machine for 1875 just
Out.
Do not fail to give it trial II will
do more practical work with less
change than any other machine in the
market. 1t will make 10 varieties OF
Rufiling and Plating without Basting
1t folds and makes a tuck at one oper-
alton, on Wooden and Del4ine. with as
much ease as other machines do on the
best of cotton 1t will tell across seams,
ON any kind of goods. 1t will hem,
sew on edging and run cord at same
time. 1t will bind Dress Goods with
same material. either Scallops, Points,
Square or Straight, and defies any other
to equal it in this branch of Dress Trim
ming It will do over 35 varieties OF
work without Bastipg 1t is the most
durable Machine now sold, and the only
one where all points Of wear are made
adjustable.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-14

S~The Bellaire and Southwestern
road will be built upon what is known
as the Trough Run route, between
Armstrong's Mill and Bellaire. provided
the right of-way is granted free ol
charge. Col. SULLIVAN and others are
engaged in canvassing to that end.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-14

. I4ft is reported that in lively In
terview between GRANT and BRIsrow in
regard to the dismissal Of HENDERSON
BRIsrow said, "If you don't want your
friends indicted, you should keep them
from stealing.n
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-14

p%On the'1lth inst, a number of
the members of the militia company, in
this county, met in Woodsield and
elected the following officers:
Captain ia-SoLoMoN SpANGLER, Woods.
field.
1st Lieut.. LEVIN O. OkEr, Grays.
vile
I'd Lieut. SIMON j. DoRR, Woods.
field
The company numbers forty-two
members at this time.