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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-14
Preamble and Resolutions sor
Hayes and wheeler t1'D.

Wa bave been handed the following
copv of . preamble and resolutions
which are submitted to the Republican
voters of this county for their approval
ard signature object being, as we
need hardly to explain. the formation OF
a HAYES and Wheeler Club. We present
them to our Republican friends with a
hearty endorsement Of their purport and
intention:
Whereas: The Two Srea; national
political parties have held their respec'
tive conventions, have deliberately
adopted and proclaimed their platforms
Of principles which they declare shall, II
successful ut the polls, be their rules
and guide. in faith and practice; and
have nominsted their respective can
didates for Presiden: and Vice Presi-
dent of the United States. whereby an
other national political campaign IS
bugun; and,
Whereas. The Issues made by the con-
trast between the platforms aforesaid are
well defined and momsn,ous to onr
WnOIc CtJUtEN. iENciNlpr Nv VIZ. pA'I>
administration of the General Govern
msnt in detail. but also the perpstnity.
stability and well being OF Constitutional
liberty aud Republican institutions; and.
Whereas, We most heartily endorse
the principles of the platform and NOM
inees of the Republican party. made at
Cincinnati in June last; and,
Whereas. We deem tue election OF
Hon. Rutherford Il. Hayes of Ohio. and
Hor. William A. Wheeler If New York,
aud the succr IS of Il plGtf 'rm of prin-
cipIes upon which they were nominate.!
Of paramount Importance to TIE Anerl-
can people; and
Whereas, Said nominees have sub
scrib.d to, and we believe vii! abide by.
and carry OF, said principles. therefore.
We, the undersigned, voters of ormsby
county. Nevada, irrespective Of past
political opinions and actions, do here,
by form a political club for said
county, for the aforesaid political cam
pairn, TO he known and called The
HAYES and Wheeler Republican Club. y
and We DO hereby pledge ourselves to
conform to and abide by the bylaws.
rules and usages. aud support by vote
and influence the nominees aforesaid
for President and Vice President OF
these United States.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-14

TURN OCr AND RAr1FY.-We counsel
the rank and file of the Ormsby County
Republicans to fall in and take up the
line OF march to the grand Republican
ally a. Virginia City on Saturday TO-
morrow night. Our Storey county
friends ask us to join them and sdd
numbers and enthusiasm to their meet
ing. Let Us not be backward ia coming
forward. Ormsby county has the eie-
ments OF ardor and earnestness within
her borders. Let them be stirred up.
We shall wan. to ratify, ourselves. before
q great while, and when We do. the aid
and cooperation of the Storey Repuh-
licans will be worth meriting. As We do
by them SO will they do by US. We move
that the Carson Republicans present
themselves at the proposed meeting IN q
body.
THE WEST WIND continues to bring
freshness from DER the cool peaks OF the
Sierra and to blow the pungent, pyrolig-
neous smoke OF small trash-f1es into
the eyes of foot-propelled humanity.
But there is = restorative quality in the
breeze, and rudy health in the air; and
God is to be praised that We know not
of sun strokes and heat Approximations save
as We read Of the same in the daily
record of Eastern calamities.
The SOUTHERN SLOPE of the Sidewalk
where it dips past tho Decker & Ogden
bar has recessitated a change in the
location of the entrance door. This, TO
prevent the bibulous from swearing be-
cause they can't apparently get in at
the window.
Nh. J. R. JOHNSON of Genoa brought
his small. wiry frame and bright, rubi-
cund, animated face into our neat little
city yesterday. Fall of energetic hard
knocks as usual, that same johnson.
Glad to see him prospering.
GATES. the insane convict. having
been pardoned by the Board and subse-
quently adjudged insane. was last night
taken to the Woodbridge asylum. He
was in charge of Mr.. John D. ksrsey.
Mr.. JAMES ToRREYsoN, now Yale
man. arrived here yesterday. or
course he comes to visit his parents
and brothers and sisters. He will
find q hearty welcome here.
BENToN's STAGES for Lake Tahoe and
return, accommodate the tourist to .
round trip without delays or the missing
of connections.
FINE FRESH FIes and bouncing big
cherries have found their way into mar
ket these days.
II. NJ. YERrSGroS is expected home
rext Saturday morning.
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Evening Report

- Meadow Valley 90c
- Raymond & Ely So
ITO Eureka Con JOS ii :. Cos !
30 Jackson i
20 Alps
l27O Belmont DDS 2!i, i0i5s "1s
$50 PruSSian
.io0 Leopard sos So. GOES So
$50 ella 425s zoe, zoos =
iII0 Panther *
30 Northern Belle 2o5s 20, 1855 81,
ZOOS 30.
so Gen Thomas oi0s - :, hos -
lO9o Mansfield 45O> - &c DO, 64Os o0c
80 Golden Chariot IS
20 Con Virginia i0s IS, 25os as, 5s
40 New Coso zoos a1s, aios 81, COOS
200 Mexican le5s asl., Us 2s2s, 5os
Isl: b5
10 Overman 63i-
1905 California 120s Gi5<, 2i0s 81 Z, los
6ii,, 45Os Ga, ..Gs $50
40 Best & Belcher SOS II, los AS,
Sos 413.
10 Crown Point los Q. oos SIS
.5 Hale e NOrcrOss SOS %, 6os9
1870 Ophir ass
6s5 Julia 3i5 %, l4os 6ss, ZOOS 90
Ia. Sierra Nevada Us 1879. l3os ls5s
10 Belcher III
10 Alpha So
30 Imperial a.
30 Caledonia -
20 Seq Belcher SOS "a, los 20
go Mellow jacket 2!l2
80 Union 139s ia, Dos ll1s
100 Justice Pa
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HOTEL RRIvALS.
The Peak Family OF Swiss Bell
Ringers.

Our citizens have heard the bells runs
by performing companies before now,
but they never yet were treated to the
perfection of bell ringing IS they will
he when the Peak Family come here.
Yesterday, Andy Mckay. general agent
Of this celebrated family came into the
APPEAL office and lodged the Informs
ton that the said Family will give per-
torrance at tho Carson Theater on next
Friday night, July 81. We congratulate
our amusement seeking readers upon
this promised treat. There arc no less
than fifteen Of these performers. They
will greatly delight all who hear them.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-14

SEVERE ACCIDEST.-Mondav after
noon Charley Pollard, son of J. ID.
Pollard, and MIR. Chase's little boy
were trying to initiate Mr.. Beck i'll
blastinsa log. The little fellows pro-
cured can of powder, poured out a
quantity of it. and putting some wood
on the top Of the powder. touched 1t
Of with candle. The powder flashed
up into the eyes of the Pollard boy
and so injured them that 1t was
thought for a time that he would lose
his sight. His physician says that ne
will not lose his eyesight provided
that Inflammation can be kept down.
The bov is ten years of age. and a
bright little fellow. The accident may
prove a very sad one, and certainly
should be a warning to parents to set
cans Of powder on the top she'll
Reno Gazette, July II.
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SHINING STOCK REPORT


Forenoon Board
$40 opl,ir "a IS. l3Os 10. :, l.Js 4o, COS
i1I,. los 4J5-
%, Mexican los 27i=. sos .7s4. los
2317s, 30. ~, zoos 2s $50, sos
40 could 4 Curry I2ls IA. - a.
80 Best 4 Belcher Zoos II y. :Os Al :
$50 california 3,Os 10, EOS CA.
$50 Savage SOS 1871, LOS Isl :, COS Is
$40
$50 Con Virginia zoos Is. l5i5s 49,,
l0Js rs
100 Chollar lbs 80, los -
% Hale X Norcross 20s ., 1o1s "a
100 Crown Point 10s S'4. 1O>S'-. 2oS
iI5 yellow Jacket 81
10 Alpha 81
40 Relcher ::5> H.. a0s l., 45s H.
:;l3O Imperial :;r;Os ~, zoos "a so
20 Sierra Nevada 1Us 1914, 2us 10 5 p,
lSOs II
80 Confidence 10.
:;6O Excheguer Cos l5i.. sos ID
so Utah los I5a4, 1905 III, l0os l1'-,
IS l6st
II Bullion A.
$50 ovprman i60S tjj, .'Os %
20 Justice .f,s p. los 2il, ,i,s 2i34
10 Union Con zoos liz, 1l25s lis
20 Lady Bryan 1oc
::ia5 Julia 24IOs u, 625s 5's, ZOOS o.:
rs Caledonia i5s IA, los rs, DOS
80 Baltimore zoos -, sos ..
20 Silver Hill
TOO Dardanelles ]
40 Phil Sheridan Is
20 Lady Washington 3O> .t@, ZOOS - :.
100 kOSsuth l..
80 Andes p.
IL Ward Ia
100 Columbia soc
70 Prospect "a
100 Virginia 81
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-14

Dt.I\-,TA ScIuoI.-NiS> Emma Cotton
has ornn,d Il PRIVATE SCHOOL for little
children, on the corner OF IhIru anu
Thompson street. one block south OF INC
Catholic Church. jy10-2w
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-14

CLOSE observers of Humanitarian tendencles
must have noticed that nothing Is SO common
among the working classes. male and female, as
old ulcers, which resist all ordinary appilca-
lions for their removal. GLENN's SULPHUR
SOAP will heal them. sold everywhere JyioWis
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-14

SINGULAR CATASTROPHE. - ester
aav, Postmaster Gihson's cat became
tho mother of four beautiful little kit
tens. This morning while the feline
innocents were reposing on their
mothers breast. strange Thomas cat
entered the room. and proceeding to
the basket wherein reposed the kit
tens, deliberately. and with malice in
tent and aforetheught, bit Oft the head
of each and every kitten. | nrequlted
love and jealousy are supposed to
have actuated the commission Of this
murderous act Reveille. July 10.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-14

HAGAS's MAGSoLA BALM preserves and re-
stores the complexion; removes freckles. tan
and sallowncss: makes the skin soft, White and
delicate. Is application cannot be detected.
uIY2ieOd-vts-ly
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-14

CrRIors DIsCovEEY.-Iesterday a
petritied mahogany tree, about ten inches
in diameter, was discovered in the Ham
burg mine. thirty seven feet from the
surface. 1t WAS found in the ore vein,
and in portions Of the petriticatlon
pieces of ore was firmly imbedded III the
wood. while the entire tree was thlchly
incrus,ed with carbonate ore. evidenc!ng
beyond question that the vein matter
had formed frou below instead OF from
the surface, as is held by many of our
geological shsrps. Eureka Sentinel,
July IL.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-14

Lyons kATHAIRoN makes beautiful. glossy,
luxurisut hair prevents its falling out or turn
ing gray. 1t has stood the TSst Of 40 years. is
ciarIuir-ly perfulued. and has no rival.
ny2leod- Wisely
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-14

We are indebted to Supt. Kelly TO
the following copy Oh his semi-annua
apportionment:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-11
MORRIS WILKINS. AUCrIONEER.

POSITIVE SALE OF DWELLINGS on EAST 24TH
AND WEST 26rH SIS Il. II. LUDLOW 4 CO. wis
sell n public auction THURSDAY. April 3D. 1876, n
II o'clock. Mt tho EXCHANGE sALESROOM-
EAST 18th ST.-The three story aid basement brick
Dwelling No. 20 last 18th ST., between Madison and 4te
avs. 6x40 with extensions contains ~
rooms perfect ORDER recently frescvcd and painted; o
$40.
WEST 26TI ST-Thc handsome i've story Euglish base
brick and brown Dwellings Nos 90 and 81 West
26th between Broadway and eth av and opposite the
Racket Club 10 0x6O ieet ID In good
order and rcplnte with all the conveniences lot oS9 These
very desirable being centrally los
Gated and Adapted 10 dwelling purposes or businees.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-11

N special snlc-Iiirh class oil Paintings. elegantly
framed. This Tuesday evening ut clock, 25 foreign
American Oil Paintings. advances, At the Gal
Icry 5l3 Broadway. under Nicholas Hotel
dInsry opportunity for dealers and hcusekccpers
y. MAYERS. AuctioneeA
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-06-20

The next session Of this School will com.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-06-20
Twenty Years Ago.

CAsToRIA is the result of an old Phys
ician's 20 years experiments endesvor-
ing to produce for his own practice an
effective mild and pleasant pbysic, free
from the objections connected with Cas-
tor Oil or drastic pills Old Doctor
Samuel Pitcher, of Barnstabls, Mass,
has succeeded in preparing "Castor Oil'
in such manner as to render it perfect
ly palatable and still preserve unimpair.
ed it's laxative properties The doctor
has prescribed this honeyed cathartic in
his practice with wonderful success for
years past, particularly among children,
und the name Of "Castoria," and the
demand has so increased from the peo.
Pile and even physicians. that arrange
ments have been made to introduce il
generslly.to the public s
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Legal Notice.

VIZ n. II. PHILLIPS, who resides In The
w. county OF johnson and State Of Mis-
souri,, will take notice that on the 18th day a
May. 1876 Albert Pearson filed his petition
against him, as Curator Of Irena Crow~a minor.
in thu court OF common pleas of Monroe coun.
ty. Ohio; the object and prayer of said petition.
ia to recover from said w II. H. Phillips -
Curator of said Irena Crow. minor, the sum
of $500. with interest thereon from the 9th day
Of April. 1878. for professional services render.
ed by plaintiff, as attorney fur said w. II. H.
Phillips. Curator as aforesaid in the collection
of money belonging to said Irena Grow. in said
county Of Monroe that an order of attachment
has been issued in said action. You are re-
auired to answer said petition on or before the
18th day Of Auvust 1875. -,
HUNTER b MALLORY.
and JOHN w. DoaERTY.
iuneiS. '76we Aa'ys for plaintiff
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PROBATE COURT.


June 10 WIN McDougql Alm'r OF
Thos McDougal, deceased, fled the re.
ceipts Of the heirs OF the estate.
N Bundi, Guardian of the person and
estate of Mary Toni, 6led his first &C.
counts hearing coutlnued.
The widow Of Jeremiah P,timsn, de
ceased, declining to Administer, Isaac
Headley was appointed Administrator
John II adlry, John Jeffers and David
Meliott we're appointed appraisers of
the personal estate.
A sale Of real estate bv NJ Bonghper
and L Gratieney Administrator Of L
D. Gratigney, deceased, was confirmed
John U Steiger, Guardian, obtained
an order to sell real estate at public sale
jane A;-Fritzs Reef was appointed
Guardian of Anna M Waaonheim
heretofore a Judged to be insane. Bond
81 900
The Will of Charles Algeo, deceased
was admitted to probate
June Is -Fred'k Koehler, as Guar
dian of Henry Mason, now deceased
filed his hnal account; hearing con,in
ned
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GF' Now is the time tn buy a Now
ing Machine. If you want the best that
is made, 90 to SCHUMACHER'S and
get the Wood. Full line of fresh Gro
ceries just arriving
s~ Canned Strawberries, Green Peas,
G cen Corn, Tomatoes. Peaches, Cove
Oysters, Sugar, Fine Cigars, Tobacco's.
Bread, Ru.k, Cakes and Notions for sale
at low rates for cash It
JACOB RETNHERR'S.
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from. the Noble County Press.]
A Rash Act a0d IT'S Terrible Re-
Rnlt.

1t is reported that George Tabler, a
son of William Tabler, who recently re-
moved from this county to West Vir-
ginia, went, with company to the Black
Hills this Spring. He kept telling his
comrades that he intended to kill the
first Indian he saw While in the hills
with squad Of bis comrades they came
across portion Of a, tribe Of friendly,
civilized Indians. Raising his gun, and
without paying any heed to the remon
strances OF his comrades. he fred and
killed an Indian. The squad were i'm
mediately surrounded and ordered by
the Indians to give up the man who had
done the deed or they would kill all of
them. After consultation. finding re.
monstrance and entreaty vain, he WIS
given up. The Indians laid him upon
his face, and ripping the hide from his
head tn his heels proceeded to take the
skin frem his body, tins completely
skinning him alive. It's said he lived
to breathe for some seconds after an.
dergoing this cruel and terrible ordeal,
and died In the most excrutiating agony.
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Wagon Making and BlacksmilAing
M. & C. LETZELTER,
W o O D s FIJI L D, OH 10

WE have opened Wagon Making aud
wv Blacksmith Shop IN the Foundry
Building oui the east side Of town, where We
are prepared 20 manufacture
Farm and Spring Wagons
Of the latest and bes. styles. Also, will re
pair wagons and carriages on short notice
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
Wheels and woodwork for wagons ironei
and iron for wagons and carriages furnished
at market rates.
We are Agents for the Oliver Chilled Iron
Plows. livery one warrante1,
Special attention will be given to shoeing
horses. Give us call
mye3'7sr. H& c. LETZSLTRR,
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From the Daily Register.
Wheeling Livs S.ock Market.

juno IS, 1876
CATTLE-Arrivals, 4s head; sold at
sac DC per 10.
HOGS-Arrivals. I2l head, sold at
54@5fc per III k4aa
CALVES-Arrivals, 20 head sold at
8 5o@S 90 per heat.
SHEEP Arrivals, 2a head; sold at
4@4tc per pound.
LAMBS-Arrivals, 80 head; sold at
6@64c per H. 2t o'fg
Wnile there has heen no change in
prices from last week, unless it be / /; on
hogs, the market is much firmer, and ev
erything that arrived was quickly closed
Oilt
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MARRIED On April 30th. by Rev.
H LYoks, Mr.. JOHN B. McGARKY and
Miss EMMA j., CRUx. yrmw -
On May 9th, by W T. H. DANIELS,
ESQ ,tof Susshury township, Mr. LEWIS
G. ALLEN and Miss SARAH j. SwEAREN.
GIN
On June 1st,tby The same, Mr. Ma,
1HIAs BRowN and Miss MARY JANE
WHEELER ta .ta =
On, June 8'h, BY Rev. A G RoBB Mr.
ANDREW F sMcCAsLlx and Miss MAR
GAREr CLEGa.
On the 18th inst. by T G ALLEN,
Esq. of Ohio township, Mr. GEORGE
CONRAD and Miss LYDIA A CUNNING
AAAAA
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Written for The Spirit of Democracy
From SunSbury Township.
BEALLsvILLE, o, June II, 187

DEALLsNlLLE, " JuHs IL 1oio
Ed. SPIRIT ION Yesterday morning
the house OF David Morrison, two miles
east of Beallsville, caught fire Mr.
Morrison was out in the field plowine
corn, his wife was alone in the house
sick, but the fire getting under consid
erable headway she was aroused to q
full sense of the fact that she and prop
erty were in great danger She immc
diately gave the alarm of fire, several Of
The neighbors collected and, by maxim.
almost superhuman eff rts. saved most
of the contents The out house and
graEery which. stood near were both en-
tirely consumed TIE. property was
fully insured in the OHIO Farmers In.
sufaDce Company S.
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k% The Caldwell, Noble county, pa.
pers are pleased with the prospect Of an
extension of the B d s.. W Railroad
through their county. Both papers oi
the 18th inst, contained articles noticing
the trip OF Col. SULLIVAN and Messrs
RoBINsos and Yosr to Beverly and Their
return by Caldwell
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Legal Notice.

vI7ILLIAM LuCKEY. who resides Il ths
w State Of West Virginia. will take notiss
that on the 3D. day of May, 1875. Elisa
Luckey filed her petition in the court of oom-
mon pleas of Monroe county. Ohio against the.
said William Luckey and john A. Morris, ths
object and prayer of which. is to quiet the tisls
of raid Eliza Luckey las against said WilliaA
Lnc.ey) to the land conveyed by John A. Nor
ris and wife, to William Luckey. BY deed DE-.
ted April !, 1874, except twenty acres sold oil
to McGown Paris, by William Luekey and
wife, April 0. 1875; and for equitable reiief. Do
You are required to answer said petition %
or befors the 9Th dav of July. 1870. ssg.
HUNTER & MALLORY.
maye, 78w6. Att'ys for PlsintiA
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ADAM ARNOLD. Foreman.
.Tow SrYpv ono

HToM SELBY, one of the best men
ever employed on the hack line between
Woodsfeld and Barnesville, lost IS SO
on the street one eyeaing last week,
money be had received for merchants in
Barnesvills. Within 80 minutes, Sheriff
LITTLE had raised the amount and han.
ded it to ToM @
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-06-20

THE Barnesville. Entsrpriss says
Of the wool market:
I'VE bear Of no sales in this vicinity
At Burr's Mills we learn there have been
sales, ranging from thirty to, thirty FIVE
cents. At other points thirtysfve cents
is the quoted selling rate "
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oinolnna.i Live STOCK Market.

CATTLE Common, z 50@3; fair to
medium. 25@4; good butchers grades.
4 25@4 Is; a few extra held higher
fair to good, oxen, 2 1903 Is
HOGS-Common and tail ends, Is
@5 IS; fair to good light, 5 9o@6 20,
and fair to good heavy, 6 1896 %; a
few extras at g 80; stock hogs are In
good demand at from 5 1896 20
SHEEP-SuDply fair and mark t
s'eatv3a, 3@4ls fef common to gooat
MBS- Market steady at from 81
@44c for common to fair, and 4i@5Ac
for good to extra
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fx-t,ur friend, JoEL T I JuDKrss, has

EyUur friend, JeEL t JUDKISs, has
been nominated for Clerk of the Courts
by the Democrats Of Monroe County :
Mr. JuDKINs is clever man and is well
qualified for the. position. and, as nom
ination is equivalent to an election, we
congratulate him upon his good luck =
Bellaire Independent
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= -
NOTARY PU Lie i.

U,HN undersigned, having been appointed
| Notary Public, would inform his
friends and the public generally, that he Is
prepared TO Oil Pensioners Blanks. admin
ister Oaths, take Dispositions, acknowledge
Deeds. Mortgages. and other instruments Of
writing. JOHN JERFRRs. Z
aprls, ,1eT. Beallsville Aerros CO., Okla.
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4 EFThe St Clairsville Gazette of the
18th inst, contained the following wool
item: ~
"The local wool market is not very
brisk yet Messrs. Conrad Troll 4 Son
have bought some, the highest figure
paid by them being 33 cents The mar
ket has downward tendency and it i
probable that the price will decline .as
low as Is cents in q short time. In
seme places buyers are now paying only
u cents = ~ te5 ssss as4
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vALUABLE
Steam and Water Mill for Sale.

1sHR undsrsigned offer their steam aud W.
i ter mill, four miles east Of Woods6slA
on sun6sh Greek, for sale. together with forsy
acres OF land. The mill has two Of the
BEST FREN NCH URRS
Is in thorough repair, and in good neigh.
borhood; not another steam mill within ten
miles Of it. There is a good accessible vein
of coal on the premises.
Terms will b. moderate. We would taks
. small farm in part pay.
r. 4 N. K0EIiLER.
janeie,,74n. eitysNs
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BEALLSvILrH
SELECT SCHOOL.

The next session Of this School will com.
menos on eAa
MONDAY, JULY "a 1875,
and close Friday, September 20, 1875.
Com petent teachers will be employed, and
no labor will be spared to make this = sshaol
of thorough instruction.
Semi monthly examinations will be sivsn;
also lecture each week ou the theory and
practice Of teaching, for the benefit Of those
pi repairing to teach There will also be q
Literary Society In eonnsctiop With the
school
TUITION.
Higher Branches ............,,.87 90
common ............s... w
Tuition In advance. Ne mouey Refunded
except in cases Of protraotsd ilinsss.
Good accommodations, at reasonable rates,
can be had by students in the town, either
In private families or at the Hotels.
Fol further rpartiealars, call on or address
ql .~ D. MeVAY, Primo pal,
Bsallsvills, Monrss County, oh;a.
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-06-20
rxBelmont county added four e

~ Belmont county added four to
her delegation in the Ohio Pcniteatiary,
1.-THE late term of Court, as follows
GEoReE THOMAS, horse stealing, four
years; HENRY SMITH, horse stealing, five
years; JOSEPH MOONEY, receiving stolen
goods, ore year; CHARLES ST. JOHN,
perjury, three years. :.