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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-15

WILLIAM F. LOAN IRISH REPUBLICANS -
At large and enthusiastic meeting of the
Irish Republicans of the First District the
above organisation permanently elected the
following oficert: A. U Boyle, president;
NJ. P. Cresgh, Daniel ]. Murphy, James
Ryan, vice presidents; George Davis, secre-
tary; Patrick Logan, assistant secretary
James COughlin, treasurer; James WEIGH.
marshal.
On motion, the name of the club was
unanimously adopted "a the Nv. F. Loan
Iri.h Republican Climb, FIRST District
On motion of NJ. P. Cresgb, ESQ Ruther-
ford B. Hayes and w. A. Wheeler. our can
didstes for President and Vice President,
and the entire State ticker, were unapi-
mously Endorsed and the club pledged to
sustain the whole ticket.
elected honorary members: s. B. Packard.
c. G. Antoine. George b johnson, Emile
Honore, W. H Hunt, w. G. Brown, w X
Fish, A. s. Badger, X, A. Bray, w. L
Evans, j B Gaudet. Jacob Gray, James
Lewis, j H. Law or, j. K. G. Pitkin, w. p.
Kellogg, T. b. Stamps, v. A. Ryan, C. F.
Lsdd, james B. Ayers, L. T. Murdoch, NJ
Glsudin, E. Stampe, P. H. Boyle, T. A.
Martin, w. 4 Chapman, John Mccain,
William Sullivan. E. Chaumette, Moses
Briggs. joseph Pints.
The following gentlemen were appointed
on . committee to notify Colonel Loan Of
the compliment in naming the organIza alton
after him: NJ. P. Creagh, N. Gavin, Viii
liam Mooney.
Patrick CreaRh, Esq., addressed the club,
making telling speech to the members,
I'D vising them TO march on ward to the polls
and vote for our gallant standard bearers,
Hayes and Wheeler. Packard and Antoine
and the balance of our ticket.
After few remarks by N. s. Psller the
club adjourned to meet again on Thursday
evening next
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b ~ New OTaoo1o Hosse00s
E.5 l October Is, 1875

ONCE hour On Sundays from 10 4: y. 70 ~ y.
Persons calling for these letters VIII please ~
"Adyertised," and give date.
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KACAAHO IkON6E8S, SEV6STH w ARD
At the meeting of tho above named club,
and quorum, Mr.. +. r Peter moved, mas
much 10 laOies were present and d. sirous
Of organizing Q club By the name of Pack
ard Pioneers Ladies Club Of the Seventh
Ward" that the club take . recess ior halt
an hour, for the purp2se OF allowing the
ladies to Organizs. Carried.
President s. Freeman was requested to
assist the Ladies 10 the o. gAnizatidb.
Mrs Philip Gray was uuauimous'y elect.
OF, rresident. On taking the CHAIR she
thanked the ladies sn1 president of the
Packard Pioneers Club, for the honor they
he'd conferred upon her, and further ex
pressed the necessity Of its organization N
aesis ting in the political campaign, es-
pecially in the seventh wa.d.
Further organization was effected BY the
election of the following ladies as officers,
viz: Vice presidents, Miss Lucinda Dir
bigny, Mrs. Victor Irving and Miss Feiicte
Cooper; .eesrdiIg secretary, mifs Sarah
Clsv, ION; treasurer, Mrs Caroline Valsin
The organization being completed, MIR.
Duvignea aud and Mr.. j. Blackstone address
ed the meeting in an eloquent manner.
Mise Sarah Clayton then offered the fol-
lowing resolutions, which were unanimous
ly adopted:
WHEREAS, the liberty and happiness of
the people are the motives of the Repub-
licsn party, especially their application to
the colored people; and
Whereas. We, the Republican ladies of
the seventh waId, do express our desire to
carry out these views, and We consider the
political issues Of the Republican party re.
quire q united action Of all Republican
masses, both men and women, especially in
the seventh ward; therefore be it
Resolred, That we. the ladies Of the Sew
enth w ard Packard Pioneer Club do hereby
pledge ourselves to use all our influence
and endeavors in favor of the Republican
ticket, both State and national.
The Ladies Club adjourned, subject to
the call of the president.
The Packard Pioneers resumed its regu-
lar order of business. President s. Free
man stated brie fly that every member of
this club should see that each and every
neighbor be registered, for the purpose Of
fasting their vote for the Republican party.
Several resolutions were adopted, when
there were given three rousing cheers for
the national and State tickets.
The club then adjourned, to meet on Fri
day next.
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NEW nRIEANA CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened 1T l0s0lOsa against lOs's at New
York. sid after Q limited business closed 1t the
opepiug rates in both n srkeis The sales w.re
O. fined to slI 600, enb. aeinz 5000 1t l0st
Q 1000 at . 1903 4. ana 5000 at l09A.
Sterling ttreDaer, and prices were = Ga p
cent higher. I he movement IN bath vas limited.
The seEs O. eiing cDmprised &l9Op, emhrAc-
ing 5000 and 250G0 bill OF fading a3d 23000 Al
cl. or at IS 22la, and 26ooo bill Of lsdilg at
IS 2,h as 70.
The .sies of francs comprised $50 .ot0 comnercial
en- 5I acins SIS 600 8SA lbs COZ at s6 04as and
2O0 OC0 at ABS i Oi65.
At the close .t.rling bills were quoted at es ~
as 22h for bill Of lsding and Al clear. and %
oS 26 SoE hank (bAnk counter rate ass z6,f),
and flames 1t 486! 0ass for commercial and non-
iDs for bank
Under light offrrngs and moro demand. COM
me: c. al eight on New York was . shade higher.
The sAies comprisad el7l 900. embracing $1,000
oommerc al At i p cent discount; $50 ,0CO Dr. vste
bankers IS 80 Sl2 900 and 80 900 commercial at
us, and e25 OOO dc At 10 %, and SIS 900 private
bank rs aud $40 100 bank 1t =.
The bapks continued 70 check on New York At
> cent discount, while commercial nght was
quoted ct 7-l601.
The flow ing 10 the official statement Of the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-15

The above abatement shows light failing on ~
ept Gle. ard fir increase in currency loans al"
dep site. ,..%oi ,, tn
in haI K aud on tue street, and COMMERCIAL P4psI
Mas nnchsnged. Scarcely anytNi z WAS done IN
god. which " a. unchanged in l IL IA e OF IN an
Vance OF i G at New YORK. SterhDg " - stronger
and. ov ing 10 II cir scarcity ami . fair deman0
fIancs were a y y cent higher. The movement
in both was i'm led Under lisht on.iiog. and
far d. mand commercial tIght on New iork az
were stson.er PENN. IN bonds vera in mod crate
reau, ST and unch inged. ann
Ne continue TO nvte exceptional paper at-0SH
cent u anuum discount Al do at 10cn and second
Grade at 1903 First claAs mortgages rule al 50
10 . cent p annum, and second grade continues
anfirelv nominal
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AFTERNOON REPORT

The following statement of the her and
rivers is furnished by the signal service officer ..
fion, Il At NJ Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-15

ID ktel ID
Benedic. J.O T
Brewer James Col
b. Is Mr.
BendeIo J CO Co
Bethge julius
B q. ino Tomas
Bell 3 "
Benton E B DR.
. Brisco Washington
| Bright A
Britt George
Burns Jane
Bliss samuel
Brock Samuel
Boutin Gustave
Bufkenslock Chas
Burba: K J W 4 Co
Bun ce W 2
BIZ Z
| Biumepeon Z L. Co
B atin John
| ClAk John 4
Gle sgett &c
Clsrse Jos
| Campbell D
Campbell Duncan
I arter Robert
| Carter Vim H
Chapman Alfred
Clai k J s
CarlerDr
VI onp!on N
| CraAIz John
| Camp II
Cua n { Joseph
Gre haw X CarotherA
Clea on 4 Co
| Crof.o1 Robert
| CUnAu ageTe A, mor d
CoLdin A
CT ostwa J D
| Connolly Felix
CoJk Junn L
conway J J
( hurch u B
Cun.itf J b
Cuyard And
Cunniffs b
Drake = II
Dolt,n 5 os
Dauo ds Robert
Day F II
Della ay " & B
Denis Alponse
DeaIbon A L
Demt RITZ Joseph
Deuille F
Dyke George
DIckerson J LIZ
Dubbins jose phi
Dozen lily Charles
Bowling H
Douglas Vim
Dobbin Leonard
Duri.r A Rev
Duplesis Fraxine
Edw4lds W &
Essert Geo A
Enn Q David
FeIrari Louis
Fee Ike H
FriIk Charlie
Fnnlker Henry II
FO ,ter John +
Foster j I'm
FOsdick Ia
FOOte Vim
Fewer Kennedy
Fuller Joseph
Ga ner l. B II
Gala glIer Henry
Gao bury Gr
Green Frederick
Green VIM
Gfider X N
Gillis pc .s rdner
6 lhan " T
Gimbrl Louis
Griffin NJ G
Gillum Henry
Goodman J N
Glover J NJ E.
Gordon James
Goodrich + NJ
Guthrie J l.
Harvey Edmond
HAIL tt G ] Capt
Hall VIM B
Hanlon Jno T
EObore FRANKIE
Hart Il C
Hall F. elerick
HemkO Mic hOlas
Hernandez James
HeatOn P W
Henry Francis
Hellmau ] l. L NJ
Henry VIM
Herr mann H A
Henderson Frank
Helz6 & Antonio
Hewma real ]
Heart H D
Her mann Andrew
Hill L P
Horn er 3 h
Hodge Gus
Hick ord VIM
Huck H ]
Huller Henry
InHess JnO w
Isaac Henry
ImhOlte L
Jan es Henry
jenkins Berry
johnson David
Jones Nj
Johnes Richard
johnson B 4 J A
job nsOn W P
JOnandot HeppOlete
JOrden Massalus
Jones' H J
KrAn or Chas II
Kavanagh tom
Kaily JnO 8
Haskell ]
Kern Jn0 H Dr.
Klein d Rev
Kelley A
kenan Patrick II
KingJ
King W W
KIM ball w 3
KloppmaD PIERRE
Kun erich Felix
Kun mel Chas
Lawson James
Lambert Jno A
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Gene raj Exchange

The market op,n,d with fair inquiry, but
only moderate OIL. rings. VIII ch toget her itu the
stringent pretensious of factors iOc the Einds
most in request, checked the movemer Z, and re-
str CT ed the BUS ness to the amount noted above.
Pr ces con tinued steady. Good aple kinds were
sti il reapes and from their light supply COM
ma1ded i a ic Above our outside ngures In fact,
in some Ca SEES nv. n more has beea paid. The dis
pateh.s reported Liverpool steady, at previous
iates, with sa-s Of 5000 bales, and arrv ais quiet
and sic d., at havr- buyers refusing to pay more
than Y for low midd ing aioa', showing . LOIS of
yesterGays reported advance OF franc, and New
YOI quiet at q decline of ll6c in spots, and 1850
nc in futures.
The Exchange mskes the amount on ehipboard
not ctared % fore today's e1portsl Il 1865 bales
embracing 1900 Liverpool, IS 1868 for Havre,
2C64 for the North 4sOS for Bremen 300 for the
NJ derranean and 1880 coastwise ports. leaving
in rresses, agreeSbly to It's account at II NJ,
10 ,608 bales, only part Of which is on lie.
Al noon to-day middlinR was quoted ct Calves
ton at l0c at Mobile at loc. at Savannah 1ohc,
1t Charleston at lossc. at Wilmington At C. at
Norfolk at 'OAc, at Bait more at lose, at New
York at l07sc, at Boston At lie, at Memphis at
l0kc, and augusta at gao.
The exchange reports: 'Sales 1900 bAea Mar
ket firm" Its Gales are computed from P. N.
tn .dav
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RIVER REPORTS p. M.
Will Cigars Be Bearer

Below high water mark of 1874.
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HoNETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
NON ETARY.

.*.r MONETARY. e., <FF
OFFICE uBW ORLEANS H1fUeLICe1{
EA9uRpA1 RvnHIse. Oet6oor "A. 1870.
u..ra indebted to HI. y. Maynard, ma1esest
..rh. HSv (Jrleans Clearing H0uae, Sof toe I0nO~
~ rsrcrf az the condition Of the aseoo1ete9 9.oAs
~ ~ cose Of business Friday. October -, ~"
......... Dl259ll Is
Dpoc1o. .''''' - 1894 3k4 50
Currency: 500. ':.. :;ss:c.s.'. 1859 O99 IS
Checks. on other local een-s l7IDs
hankoro. ...s..ss..c. ..... '''''' son o.G n
NOM sfic and foreign cxch4oeo.: ...'' on son ~
rno from distant b.nks and oAokoSR' =, 81 oU 81
Ioana aud doc0unto. .........''.''''' aasa ma a.
Othar cash aoDotA. s....s..''''''''''''
e2l sl4. 1854 81
CSC, 1877 50
Circulauon. ''''''' n,2197 a5 81
Deposits. ;...; :. -. ! n.rrars 1897 Is
Due distant o,n i..,s snu . 50O,025 03
-, Ga. oss .s4 Y
Total. .s..s.s'''''''''
Compared with last week: $1,000, nac,ease.
e45.O0J
S cPs,cv ....'.... e7s, 600
LOon0. .''''''''
O0DOGtto '~'''~
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COTTON STATEMENT.

Stock on hand September /, 1876. 30 81
Arrived since last state ment. ...... 3.ll3
Arrived previG usly, Including city
balinss in September. ....... l28,2l6-lal 1928
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Ann EiiZa's Case,

SALT LAKE CITY. October The case
OF Ann Eliza Young vs.. Brigham Young.
came up before Judge Shaefer to-day, who
decided that unless the money previously
adjudged 20 the plaintiff Was paid in ten
days, an attachment would issue to bring
the defendant into court tor contempt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-15

CETrIGNE, October A.--The n. ntenegrin
official journal declares that Montenegro
will not accept either an armistice or peace,
except in corc~-d uith SArvia. because
MonteLegro. like Servia, is bound to con:
tioue the war until the Liberation of Chris.
tlans lie accomplished,
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H. c. DIBBLE WIDE AwAKEs, SIXTH DIS
TRICT.-The officers and members OF this
club are notified to attend q meeting, to be
held ON Monday evening next, at j, fferson
City Hall market house,.
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King ct the street.


Nov York Correspondence Boston Journal
Wall street has King. His reign Is
usually o short one. His subjects mutt
uise and dethrone him, and his scepter
passes to others. The infatuation OF
stock speculation is marvellous. Men
viii hold on to it In the teeth Of ruin
Gambling is not more Of an infatuation
a man on the street with $4,000 wants
Alo0, 600. A man of Sl00. 900 wants
D, ,00O, 900. To be the potentate Of .
Vay Is . great thing. For half centn-
u all men who have led the street hsve
been ruined. It is only question Of
time. Combinations are formed against
them. Bear devours bear, and bull de-
yours bull. Men betay cliques and sell
each other out, and the reverses OF an
hour are very startling. A leading bro
ker was on the stand last week. He adj
mitted that he had been worth, free and
clear. S3;O0O.00O Two millions he lost
in loans, 81, 500, 900 he lost in specula
tions and shrinkages. and S50O,0O0 o
that he borrowed and owes'it still. This
heavy sum of 83,000,000 he lost in I
few months, and this broker is only ont
out Of great company.
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How to Make a Town.

Do all you can to make the business
of your neighbor success. Advertise
your mechanics by speaking good
vord for them wherever you go. Al
ways be on the alert to induce new bran
Iches Of industry to locate in our midst
Judiciously aid every enterprise tina,
promises to add facilities to your town
rs depot for supplies. Support your
local newspaper by taking and paying
for it, and feeling an interest in It's vel
fare. II you know of any item Of news
which would interest the public let the
editor know it. Don't hold your vacant
lots at price too high; don't ask toe
much for rents; don't hold q penny se
near your eyes as to hide q dollar at 81
arms length.
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None Of the members of Congress
can approximate the time Of adjourn.
menf, although it is supposed at least
two more weeks will elapse before that
sesult is reached.
Ont West man who puts his hands
10 his pockets while quarrelling is re-
esr,led as intending to draw pistol or
. knife. A row was in progress in a
Denver saloon, and clergyman inten
ding To quell the disturbance with re-
monstrance, inadvertently pocketed one
hand ss he placed the other on rowdy's
shoulder. Tie rowdy applied the Gus
tomary reasoning to the gesture, and
believed that he was in instant danger OF
being assailed with deadly weapon
The clergyman soon looked, says the
report, '.as il be had gone through .
threshing machine and afterward relied
of three-story house on a pile o.
focks."
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rho Iowa Tornado.

CHICAGO, July la Des Moines,
Iowa, special gives further particulars oil
the tornado in Central Iowa Tuesday
night. 1t appears the actual facts are
much worse than as 6rst reported. Mrs
]. P. Morton and child we're both killed,
Chas. Fiager badly injured, E S. Bran
BILE, Mr.. and Mrs. Greaves, Mrs Delay
and son all injured badly, S. Pulse and
wife badly injured, Mrs. Elderly killed,
Susan Moody seriously injured. Many
families are left without clothing and the
scene Is hesrt-rending Reports from
dther parts of Warren county show that
the storm was general and disastrous
About SO houses were blown away and
the inmates killed or badly wounded. -
From Msdison county reports are equal
II disastrous. Reports from Norwalk
state that the house of Mr.. Gideon was
swept away and his wife and three sons
we're drowned. Between Winterset and
Norwalk eleven persons were killed, sev
en- drowned and four struck by light
ming. 49, =
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Farm and Town Property
s' F o R 8 A L E.

,IaHR undersigned offers for sale his farm,
| lying one mile east Of Woodsaeid, con-
tanning siI5a s91ls ~ sa a'E
One Hundred & Sixty Acres.
A part Of this land is under good state Of
cultivation and the balance in timber land.
On the same is a Pottery, and one Of the best
stone quarries in this section. The route OF
the B. l. S. W. Railroad is along the southern
boundary Of said land. r-es.
Also, Lots Nos, IL and 81 in Woodsfeld
the former has large two-story frame dwell
ling and other necessary outbuildings. Lo'
81, directly in the rear, has large frame
barn, suitable for stabling or tobacco packing
purposes. -,
FOR terms and further particulars, call on
n, addrass. a-iiils95 A. D. BRIGGS,
JANIS, ,T6tf. Woodsaeld ,on,o'
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FARM FUR SALE.

T,HR undersigned offers for sale his farm o
100 KCRES, situate In sunsbnrJ
township, Monroe county, Ohio, three miles
southeast Of Beallsville.
There are 10 acres cleared and under cul-
tivation; the balance in timber; fences II
good repair. A large frame building, gooe
Stable and g,anary aud other buildings OF
the premises. The place is we'll watered
There are three orchards, two Of them bearing
The B, & 8. W. Railroad will not be more
than two miles from.this farm 6 ~
For further particulars and terms call on
or address DAVID W. MYRES,
sra5 Beallsville, Monroe CO., Ohio.
or SIMON LEUTHY,
Round Bottom, Monroe Co, Ohio.
july4'' ''76m3, M tqsl as
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BRIDGE NOTICE. !, II,

- ] Z Z
(NEALED PROPOSALS will be received BY
y the Commissioners Of Monroe county, Ohio,
at their Office in Woodsfeld, to ts-ta,9
Friday, the 4th day Of, august, 1875,
For the building of wrought iron bridge
across Sun6sh creek at the head of ford's mill
dam, in Center townshipsin said county. The
dimensions are to be as follows Length of span
60 feet, width of roadway IA feet. aoss
Also. sealed proposals, for two abutments on
said creek the bid must specify the cost Of stone
bond must accompany the bids. The Commits
sioners reserve the right to reject one Or al
bids. Bidders must furnish plans and speciR
cations. .Eoe~
By order of the Commissioners.
"a .H WIN. WEDDLE,
Auditor Monroe County, Ohio.
iune27, ,76w6.
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Farm for Sale.

CONTAINING 12O ACRES, situated in
Salem township, Monroe county, Ohio, on
Sunfsh creek, four miles from Darlington.
ABOUT 20 ACRES CLEARED,
aud 40 acres of good bottom land; A good
dwelling house, stable and tobacco house on
the premises; good well and springs, and
good apple orchard ~
Terms low.
For further particulars, call on or address
CHRISTIAN WlCHTERMAN,
Clarington, Monroe county, Ohio.
iunel3, '76w4. -, sr..-74
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s,ung BY spider.

A Mr.. Sawyer, of Tionesta was stung
by black spider not long since, and
from a stout. healthy man he became
fshriyeled and emaciated In consequence,
and is unable to perform the slightest
sabor.-Ldncdster Examiner.
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THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY
Texas HUEl1Or.
Prom the San Antonio Herald,

Prom the San Antonio HeralaI
Robbing stages has got TO be such an
oasy amusement that when Q San Anto
Mo boy Is not on hand at dinner,the old
man says: "Just as like as not we Will
have q stage robbery in our family be-
fore night"
A peace congress, intended to pro
mote the principle of nations settling the
differences bv arbitration, recently held
q session in Vienna, but without any mp
parent tangible results; at least the San
Antonio Alamo Rifles drilled again last
Thursday night on the Plaza as usual
The new Constitution requires jury
men to be able to read and write En-
o.ish. This is rough on some OF the
out counties, where nothing but Ameri
can Is used for conversational purposes.
The smallpox is reported as prevail
ins at various points in Texas, which re
port inspires US with the hope that occa
sionally we may hear of the demise Of
stage-robber. They take everything
there is. and perhaps they will take the
smallpox.
One OF the United States officers al
these headquarters is SO impressed with
the cussedness Of the Texas mule, that
he says, if he was detailed to inspeci
mules, be would resign his commission
unless he was permitted to use 9 fieit'
glass in examining the animals.
San Antonio may we'll claim the
pfoud title of ssthe Athens of Texas
Hardly week passes but some one o.
her SONS is hauled up before the Recor
der and fined for chasing book agents
out of his yard with a coon dog anc
shot gun.
A few days ago, over at Austin, oul
Representative Wurzbach asked one o
the most influential granger members O
the Legislature what bis views were OF
yivision. The horny-handed memhe
was somewhat embarrassed, but sait
finally that he couldn't tell him mucl
about division, but he could say tn
multiplication table backward and for
ward as far as s'eight times six are hi
teen"
A stranger, desirous of locating Ii
San Antonio endeavored to purchase
residence from one Of our most leadinI
citizens, but thought the price too high
"Too high!" yelled the owner; 'to'
high, With three saloons at regular intel
vals on the road to church, q peach OF
chard with fence easy to get over clos
ss hand, and there hasn't been q police
man seen in the neighborhood for th
last Eve years! Why, stranger, it don
look TO mo as if you was trying to b
come one Of u.s." - IS
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PLANNING MILLS.

WILLIAM DALEY, Psss. t.b
B. +. RICHARDSON, SEC,
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BLACKSMITH.
Wagon Making and lacelksnilhlag,
M. & C. LETZELTER,

M. & C. LETZELTER, a
" 0iODSFIE D., OHIO.
WE have opened a Wagon Making and
w Blacksmith Shop in the Foundry
Building on the east side Of town, where We
are prepared % 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 aud woodwork tor wagons froned
and iron for wagons and csrfases furnished
At market rates. tt@ or
I'VE are Agents for the Oliver Chilled Iror
Plows. Every one warranted, lne
Special attention will be given TO shoeint
horses. Give US acall. -
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-07-18
VALUAB
Steam and Water Mill for Sale.

THR undersigned offer their steam and wa
| ter mill, four miles east of Woodsheld
on Sunfsh Creek for sale. together with forty
acres OF land. The mill has two OF the
BEST NCH B U r R s
Is In thorough repair, and in good neigh
boghood; not another steam mill within ten
miles Of Il. There Is good accessible vein
Of coal on the premises. Sc.
Terms vtll be moderatss We would tsks
small farm In part pay.
r. s. n. K8EsfLER.
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