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@rThe marriaoe Of Mr.. JAMrs K

~The marriage Of Mr.. JAMES K.
MITCHELL, formerly Of Woodsfeld, and
Miss MARY SANBoRN, Of Galesburg, I'LL.
nois, took place in the latter place the
evening of the l7th inst, at the resi-.
dence of the brides parents. The Gales
burg Register of the 18th inst (, Gays:
Last evening the residence of David
Sanborn, Esq, corner of North and
Broad streets, was the scene Of an affair
that will long be remembered by those
who were go fortunate as to be present
It was the marriage of Miss Mary, the
youngest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. San
born, and MIR. James Kirk Mitchell, of
the Gas Company. Three hundred invi
tations had been issued, and it had been
announced that at 8 o'clock the interes-
ting ceremony would be performed. -
The house was brilliantly Illuminated
and gas jets had been 30 arranged about
the grounds that the scene from the
outside was brilliant and striking In.
side was a perfect picture OF lovelinessr
Every room was handsomely trimmed
with flowers and wreaths, and st an
early hour filed with crowd of the
representatives of Galesburg's best 30
ciety. At Q o'clock the bridal party en-
tered the parlors, where in one corner
bad been suspended the marriage bell of
flowers over dais, the whole making q
scene Of loveliness seldom witnessed -
The happy pair were conducted to this
position by the brides father and moth
er, Mr.. Lake, William, and Miss Leila
Sanborn, brothers and sister of the
bride, and Mr.. and Mrs Prof Churchill,
|and few other near and intimate
friends. Rev., Mr.. Gardner pronounced
the marriage ceremony In beautiful
and Impressive manner, after which the
happy couple received the coEgratula.
tons of their friends,
The toilets OF the bride and guests,
and the wedding presents, were, as the
ladies are wont to say, perfectly splen.
did,
The friends and acquaintances Of x.
in this place, unite in wishing be and
his Bride health, complete happiness
through life and unlimited prosperity.
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lyT The Cincinnati Commercial Of
the oath inst, contains the following,
except that We have corrected some Of
the names:6 isYsfi,i 8ssa. sii @
In the Office Of the United States
Court, yesterday, suits we're fled BY
Daniel Neuhart. OF Monroe County,
against Henry B Faber, Of Granville,
Ohio, ana Philip Schumacher, of Woods
field, Monroe County, Ohio. The plain
it'd is the assignee in bankruptcy Of
,Pst4fl Dlehll Faber gpreyionsly became
assignee of Diebl, as j. W. Devore 4
Co at Graysville, and Schumacher as
signee Of the same party as F. Diehl 4
Co !, at Woodsfeld Suit is brought to
compel the defendants to turn over, to
the plaintiff all property Of the bank.
rupt which they may have in charge
and petition is entered for an order ol
injunction to prevent the sale Of ths
same by the defendants. :
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-05-30

Snsll pox has broken out in San Fran
CISCO. Most OF the cases arein the Chi
nese quarter Of the city.
Twenty-nine negroes were killed in
Wilkinson County, Mississippi, during
therecent disturbances there. M
The Congressional COMMITTEES to in.
vestigate the New York Custom House
have commenced their work.
The, Illinois Republican Convention
has declared in favor of greenback cur.
rency, claiming it as Republican meas.
ure, and then declared preference for
Blaine
Next month Pic Mono will have been
Pope 80 years, and if he lives two years
longer he will have outlived the full term
Of St. Peters primacy, which was 81
years. I
A daughter Of George c. johnson, o
Milwaukee, was struck by lightning and
instantly killed under tree in front o.
her fathers house. The lightning STRUCK
her on the head, passed down her body
and right leg, completely tearing OF th'
foot at the ankle.
In'consequence Of frauds in soldiers
additional homestead entries, large mum
bers having been made upon forged ap'
tplications and upon genuine applica
Etions by persons not entitled, the Secrc
tary OF the Interior has directed that il
future all persons entitled to enter addi
tional homesteads be required to max,
their application in person, with du'
proof Of identity at the land Office o
the district in which the desired land il
situated, and that the affidavit requires
by the regulations of the department. b
marie before the register or receiver Q
| such office; and further, that no entr.
Of such homestead be permitted by al
torney.
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DIED lin Cincinnati, Ohio, on the
18th inst, of smallpox, GARwooD p
LACEY, son of JAMES r. and MARY L.
LACEY, formerly of Clarington, Ohio, in
the SD Sear of his age These sad Ii
dings fall with q heavy stroke on the
waiting hearts of his aged father, sister
and brother. Agreeable in his manners,
kind and affection 10 bis disposition, he
was q favorite among his friends. IT'S
sad to think that he died among stran-
gers, no loved one by his side. He
married in Cincinnati one year ago,
where be has. since resided. His wife
was not permitted to be near him in his
last hours
Weary hearts are weeping, icsre-worn and op
| prest
For the distant loved one 80 lonely laid to rest
Sadly bending earthward meath the heart
| stern strife,
Murmuring in anguish "such alas! is life"
| - AM
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p Messrs. PAUL., Yosr, Rodifer d

g n Messrs. PAUL., Yosr. Rodifer and
the others Of the corps. Of Surveyors Of
the B. q S W. impressed our people fa-
yofsbIy during their stay in this county,
by their gentlemanly manners and ener-
getic movements. They worked hard
all the time, but you couldn't squeeze .
word out Of )any Of them about which
they thought was the most practicable
route, or which one they thought would
be adopted. They kept all such to them
selves, and our opinion is, did exactl,
right. .ssat
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. Legal Notice.

NTILL1AM LUCEEY. who resides Ii ths
w State Of West virginia. will t.ke nstiee
that on the 81 day Of May, 1871, Esiss
Euckey fled her petition id the court Of oczk
mon pleas Of Monros county, Ohio. agsinst tie
said William Luckey and John A. MefriA the
object and prayer Of which. is 70 qaiet the title
Of said Eliza Lanksy (as against eaid William
LncKeyl to the hand conveyed BY John A. Nor
ris and wife, to William Luckey. BY desAI a.-
ted April |, 1874 except twenty aores sold Of
Ito MoGown Paris, by William Luckey, and
wife, April 0, 1875; and for equitable retief, ,ko
You are require1t to answsr said petitioA Oh
or before the 9Th dav of ,Iulv. 1876 als
may9. .76w8. ;Attys for Plalnti&
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Road j Notice.

NOTICE. Is hereby given that q petition will
IN be presented to the Commissioners oi
Monroe county, Ohio at their next session. to
be held on the first Monday of dune, a, p
1876. pra, ing for the alteration Of the county
lroad leading from Antioch to the Ohio River
in said county, as follows: Beginning abeni
fifty yards west Of E Stewards blacksmith
shop. passing said shop I'm The south, lnterseos
ing the nd road ut the most suitable point be
tween said shor and the first crossng Of rrai
Run. III AN1 PEIlElpNEhSs
E4,.rro1, rstl ,.H 81
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Noble County News.

Press, 25th inst.-The total value of
personal property in Noble County is re.
turned this year at S1,5S2,549. Last
year it footed 81, 729,610
The following gives the number Of
different kinds Of live stock, in Noble
County, as returned by the Assessors !:
horses 5 S43, cattle 1868, mules III,
sheep A, ,285, hogs 13,l6l.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-05-30

EsrRAYs,-N is the duty of every per-
son taking up an estrayS to Immediately
advertise the same by publishing a no.
tice, and attending to the same in law.
full mannersiA person who keeps an
animal Without advertising it is liable to
be indicted by the Grand Jury and pun
ished accordingly. Under the new law,
all estrays exceeding twenty dollars in
value have to be advertised in some pub.
lio newspaper.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

May 25. e
CATTLE-Butcher's s3a4; stockers
8 9a,4 25; good shipping 4 25a4 30;
best 5s5 Is
HOGS-Market dull and weak, and
l5a20c lower, with sales at Gao SO; light
6 30s6 40; heayy6a6 %; shipping 6 90
as so sa5s8Ee All =
SHEEP -steady, clipped 8 5oa5 !;
wooled 5a6 75.
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ERA. vote will be taken at Beallsyille
on the 29th day Of June, by the stock
holders, IN person, Or by proxy, on ex
tending the Charter and Survey Of th'
Bellaire and Southwestern Railroad from
Woodsfeld to Athens, in Athens county
An official notice viii be found else
;ghere in this issue. .ssEa1sazs
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b~- Canned Strawberries. Green Peas,
Green Corn, Tomatoes, Peaches, Cove
Oysters, Salmon, Pears, Roasted Coffee,
Teas, ,Sugar, Fine Cigars, Tobacco's,
Bread, Rusk, Cakes and Notions for sale
at low rates for cash at 8 80 g
ea JACOB REINHERR'S. td
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-05-30

rTbe fne hotel building OF Mr..
Shupe, in Bellaire, Is fast approaching
completion, and will be the largest and
most complete public house in Eastern
Ohio. Mr.. Shupe has spared no ex-
pense in making It frst class in material
aud Workmanship, and we hope he will
reap the reward that such enterprise de.
serves.
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Children cry for Casio ria

1t is as pleasant to take as honey, and is per
fectly harmless. 1t is sure to expel worms
cure wind collie, regulate the bowels and storn.
ach, and overcome irritabiiity caused by rash
or cutting teeth 1t isa perfect substitute for
Castor Oil, and for Costiveness in young or old
there is nothing in existence SO effective and
reliable.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-05-30

t6eMiss NJ. A. GUTHRIE has received
her Spring stock Of Hats, Bonnets, Rib.
bons. Flowers and other goods in her
line, and is now prepared 10 furnish all
with goods at fair prices. See sdver.
tisement. : s'ss' s'A' = ss =
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-05-30

The latest, greatest. aud most
reliable remedy ever put together by medical
science for Rheumatism, Wounds. Swellinys,
Burns, Caked Breast, &C.. is the Centaur Lihi-
ment. There are two kinds. What the White
Liniment is for the human family, the Yellow
Centaur Liniment is for spevined, lame and
strained horses and nimals--nch 4wl3m9.
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IA * II
IsuuaYsI LIVER ssf'EAsR

For al, diseases Of the Livef, stomaehsnd Spleen.
PLANTS DYSPEPSIA, MENTAL DErRES-
SION. REsTLEsSNESs. JAuNDlcE. NAU-
Tl0N and BIr4IOesEESS q ses
Ii 70 eminshtay 1 Family siedIeine. audn9
being kept ready SH immediate resort, swiN
save many an hour Of gufEertny and many
dollar ID tIIne, and doctors bills. Esisx
After fortysyesrs trial II Is stili receiving
the most unqualified testimosials OF Its vir.
tines. from ,arson3 Of the highest character
!. and responsibility. Eminent physicians
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1@It is with regret that we announce
the death of Mrs. Jennie Shouse, wife
of Mr.. c. A. Shouse, which occurred at
the fesidence OF her father, dr. j. M.
Mitchell, one-half mile South Of st.
Clairsville, on Tuesday morning at 3
o'clock. Her death was rather unex-
pec,ed, although she had been quite IN.
we'll for some time paat.- Gazette, 25tA
inst
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gDavid Hatcher, who was arrested
here sometime since for passing coun-
terfeit money to T. H. Goldsmith and
Others, was found guilty OF the charge
in the United States Court at Cncinna
ii last week Sentence was suspended.
-Barnesville Enterprise.
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eeltf JACOB REINHERR'S.
HAt FRED RoSEMEIER's ciga

~ AT nEO nOoEai AEno Clgar
Store, in REINHERRs building, you can
purchase Fine Cigars, Tips, Stogies and
Pipes, at fair prices. Dealers through
out the county can purchase at this
hou,e Stogies or Tips by the thousand,
OF as good quality as !, Bfraesyille OF
Wheeling cigars, at LOWER PRICES
Bsar this in mind and eixe him trial
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-05-30

IA MCCLELLAN KING, indicted for mur.
der in the first degree at the present
term Of Court in Noble County, was ar,
raigned last week and entered plea oi
not guilty.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-05-30

wA cat belonging to Joseph Logee,
of Olive, that has litter of kittens, re-
Gently added to her Family, by going to
the woods and bringing ina couple Of
young rabbits, which she looks after aud
cares for with as much tenderness as
she does her own Iegitimates. .-Neble
County Republicans
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s@Mr. WARREN YosT, son of Mr..
JOEL Yosr, OF Salem township, this
county, is one of the surveyors on the
Bellaire AMI Southwestern road, and,
one of the Directors informed us, a
very competent one.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-05-30
Importaut Cablnet Changes,

WAsHuNGros, May 2s-The Presi.
dent to-day sent to the, rSenate the fol
lowing nominations: Edward Pierre
.pont, Of New York. Minister to Eng
land; Alfonso TAFT, Of Ohio, now Sec
retary Of War, Attorney. Genersl; Gen
eral j. Donald Cameron, Of Pennsylva
MIA, Secretary of War. The Senate, il
Executive Session, confirmed the aboy.
nominations.
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EGO TO HUEFFLER'S AND
BUY GOODS AT YOUR OWN PRI-

S~The best place in the county to
buy Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes &C., is
MORRIS 4 ARMSTRONG'S. because
they sell for cash only. l Price, 20
jewing or humbugging and they have
the assortment.
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~Go to NORRIS 4 ARMSTRONG 3
where they are still dealing ont deadly
poison against high prices on Dry
Goods, Clothing, Shoes. Hats and No.
tons. / Price, all sales strictly cash.
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wThere Is good authority for say.
ing that the line Of railroad from here
to Beallsviilc can bs graded at price
more likely below than above former
estimates. s' ~
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- From the Daily Register.
Wheeling Live Stock Market.


Wheeling live Stock Market.
May 25, 1876. q
{ CATTLE-Only 40 head arrived at
the yards during the week. Quotations
3@5Ac The demand is good, though
this is occasioned by the short arrivals.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-There we're
no arrivals OF the former Nine head
of lambs were received. and brought 7c
Demand for sheep, light; for lambs
good. s s.fi
CALVES Twentv-eight head, and
sold at 307 90, Good demand FOL
calves
COWS There is good inquiry. bu
no arrivals during the week;
HOGS--Arrivass. 1o6 head Qiots
tons 5f@6fc. All that arrived qwei7
mostly sold, yet the market was drags.
and heavy, and the demand fully SUI,
plied. =. SS'1-A n
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war on the Missouri Moonshiners

ST.. LOUIS, May % -Supervisor MeY-
er and Revenue Agent Colony, assisted
by two Deputy Marshals, seized four il,
licit stills on Whitewater River, Cape
Girardeau County. yesterday. To day
an armed mob appeared on the bank OF
the river near Bollinger ard impeded the
progress of the officers. There are from
seyenty-five to one hundred more stills
in operation in that section OF the coun.
try. and Colonel Meyer will ask Com.
missioner Pratt for force sufficient To
enable him to break them up.
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9The only important difficulty n

c4The only important difficulty re-
manning for the Directors Of the B. 4
is. W to overcome is the negotiation OF
the bopds necessary toecomphts@ il; and
although no effort has been made in
this direction beyond throwing out feel
ers, yet there is encouragement found.
The large amount Of subscription on
this line will give it advantages in this
respect oyer.most other projected lines
In the State.
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view York Cattle Market.

asa gs.,,. S..,ss - 49, fs May 25.
CATTLE-Natiye cornfed steers Ga
10 Co., cars Colorado s 60a9 25
SHEEP-Market quiet and unchsng
ed at S5s7 for common to prime sheared
sheep, Stall for spring lambs; fairish,
sunshorn sheep,T SO. u e
HOGS-One car load, corn fed Ohio
hogs, averaging 70a lbs, sold at Z o6 per
100 lbs.
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Cinclnnall.

May 26--Flour2 2 75a8 so; Wheat
Goal Is; Corn 50a53c; Oats 33a43c
Barley 9S; Rye 72a74c
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WWANTED, everybody to 60 to
tSCHUMACHER'S store for their Gro,
ceries, both Staple and Fancy, alsu
Hardware and Woodenwares Fancy
(Boxed) Paper, Stationery Of all kinds,
Canned Fruits, Pickles, Sardines &c.
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Cincinnati Live STOCK market.

- ea6s -sr.a !. May %. &
CATrLE-Common 2 75a3 s5; fair
to medium 50a4 so, aud good butcher
grades 1 60a5; fair to good dairy cove
3 25a4 so, and fair TO good heavy oxen
3 25s4. = ta.srsl
HOGS-Common light 5 90a6 90 !;
fair to good light 30a6 so; a tewexsra
at 6 10; stockers sold at Gao 25 -, 81
SHEEP-Pricss range from 4a5 fot
fair to good shearcd
LAMBS-In better supply. and mar.
sket rathersquiet, at from S5a6 for COM
mon and $7aS for fair to good qualities.
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EEStationery, Toilet articles, Fancy
and Common Soaps, Base Balls, Bats,
Croquet sets &C., &c, at T 0 CASTLE
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Pl,iladelplaia.

May 26-Flouf4 81 fa8 90; Wheatl
30al 60; Corll6 60I6ac; Oats 35a44c;
Rye 87c.s sage bRs
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E Large assortment of Cloth, Hair,
Nail, Tooth. White Wash, Paint and
Varnish Brushes just received at j. T.
JUDklNS' Drug Store.
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ETAt the Drug Store of T. O. CAS-
TIE 4 CO., Brushes, Cottage Paint,
Pure White Lead. Varnishes, Glass,
Putty, Linseed Oil &c., de-, for sale at
lowest cash prices
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Convention, Saturday, June 8. 1876.
CLERK.

Ed. SPIRIT: Announce ROBERT W.
MUHLEMAS. of Ohio township, as o candidate
for Clerk Of the Courts; subject to the decision
of the Democratic Nominating Convention
MANY DEMOCRATS
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new York.

May a8-Flour2 2 9O@9 90. Wheat /
05al sc; Corn 57a63c; Oats 35a48c
Rye 84a95c; Barley 85aS6c.
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10rLook out this week for new prints
and muslins from the great auction sale
in New York last week.
: MORRIS & ARMSTRONG;
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EgThe BarDesville District Camp.
Nlsssahk association win meet at the
camp ground at Burrs' Mills, FRIDAY,
June 9sh, 1876. st 10 o'clock A. NJ
Members Of the Association, tent hol
ders, and all others interested are re-
quested to attend. The time for hold
ling the meeting for the yesr will sbt
fixed at this meeting. ]. N. CARR, P
b.
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EJust received latest styles Of Pa
per and Envelopes at j. +. JuDKINS'
Drug Store.
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e@Don't forget our big drive on car
pets. Must be sold for want Of room
to handle a sgss.. ,yfs4T ~
MORRIS 4 ARMSTRONG.
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COMMISSIONER.

Ed. SPIRIT: Announce EDWARD
OKEY, of Franklin township, as q candidate
for denomination isecond term. TO the office Of
County Commissioner; subject to the decision
Of the Democratic Nominating Convention
H. MANY DEMOCRATS.
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AEif you want Tables, Chairs, Bed
steadss or almost any other articlesin the
furniture fine, go to FRITZ REEFS.
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vAt FRITZ REEFS jewelry store
you can buy either gold or silver Watch.
es, Clocks. or Jeyelry at low prices, for
cash.
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Ed SPIRIT: Announce DANIEL WAL.
TON. Of Center township. as candidate for
Clerk of the Courts; subject to the decision Of
the Democratic Nominating Convention
MANY DEMOCRATS
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1@A law passed last winter author'
xes Township Trustees to construct
sts5k poundsast am nssxpense 66nokmore
than 800. In case Of their failure any
owner or lessee Of land can impound
stock found running at large, which
shall be In effect the same as II the stock
were impeunded by the Trustees, ia
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& EEHOEFFLER will sell goods
cheaper than any other establishment in
Woodsfield, or county, for Cash or Pro.
duce. Go and obtain his prices before
purchasing elsewhere.
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Chicago.

May ss-F]our 4 50a6 90; Wheat !
OF. Corn 47c: Oats 274c; Rye Zoe;
Barley Toe.
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Baltimore.

May 26-Flour A, 37aas so. Wheat l
aOa1 60; Corn &c: Oats 42c; Rye
70a75o.
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.
OFficE MARYIAED SrocK SCALES,
as'sH BALTIMORE, May "a, 1876.
+ CATTLE Ssles At s4@6c
HOGS-Quoted at 9@10ic, most
sales being at 9a@10o.
SHEEP-4@64c: lambs 2@5 90, few
at the latter, and 1890 per pound.
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Y4.G Good bacon for sale at A. DEL.
TER 5 grocery. g
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zCall at FRITZ REEFS IL you
need any article in the Furniture line
He sells cheap for cash.
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n Patent Medicines, Fresh Drugs,
and Prescriptions carefully filled at the
Drug Store of T. O CASTLEe& co.
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wooasneId stock plarkeitL.

ga May 9s.-Cattle 3a4c per pound
Sheep s@4e per pound. Hogs 5sa6}c
per pound. Ei9 $50 bia 81
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cEB Base Balls and Bats, for sale at
j I. ,JUDKINS Drug Store.
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| e@lf you want sale bills, statements
Of accounts, letter heads, business cards,
envelopes with business card printed,
bills OF iading, or other Job work, cal:
at The SPIRIT Office, or send your order.
I'VE win do yon good work at low rates,
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