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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-06-19
RealIsytlle Itenns.

BEALLsvILLE, O., June IA, 1877.
ED SPIRIT: The health of this com
munity is dlstressingly good, so say our
physicians.
The prospects for good crop OF
wheat, oats, hay and corn never were
better in this community than at pres.
ent
Our town is still improving. G Black
has built new dwelling house this
Spring E Truax, new blacksmith
shop. DR. Reed has finished his new
house and Prof, McVey has had his
dwelling repainted and it is now one of
the finest dwellings in town.
Our town council are having consid
erable draining and paving done, and
our School Board have had beautiful
brick pavement laid around the south
and west sides of the school ground and
they will soon have the entire school
ground neatly fenced.
Oar schools under the superintend
ence of Prof McVey, with Mr.. S. W
Keesor, Assistant teacher, are in flour
shing condition. The present term will
close on the Sd Of July and the Norma
session commence on the 23d of July
Our town, think can boast of having
as good if not the best schools in tn
county. ] think our board have madt
wise choice in engaging Prof. McVey
tor another year, as understand the,
have
Our Railroad is nearlycompleted her
but some of our laborers are still boar
ding in town. They say they hate t.
leave as long as they can get such GOO
scrub" and at such low prices.
Our churches and Sabbath schools ar
in a fourishing condition.
More anon. A DEMOCRAT.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

WooDsF1ELD CHAPTER, No. IS, r. A. NJ
Jere. Williams, II. P. James r. Morris, Sec
retary. Regular convocations-First Monday
after each full moon.
MONROE LODGE, No. 1S9, F. s. A M.-At
Woodsfield.-H. B. Hill, W. M. Jere Will
lams, Secretary. Regular communications
Wednesday on or before each full moon.
CENTRAL LODGE, No. 279, F s. A. MA
Calais.-J. N. Danford, W. M. G. L. Eberle
Secretary. Regular communications-Tue
on or before each full moon.
SUNsBURY LODGE, No 362, r. & A. MA
Beallsville.-David McVay, W. NJ. A. W
Darby. Secretary. Regular communications
Thursday on or before each full moon.
GRAYsvILLE LODGE, No. 479, F. & A. M
At Graysville.--I. A. Wilcox, W. M. ]. W
Okey, Secretary. Regular communications
Tuesday ON or before each full moon.
CLARINeToN LODGE, No. 263, F& A. M
At Claringto NV. T. Hurd, W NJ. VIM
W. Messerly, Secretary. Regular communities
tions-First Monday in each month.
STAFFORD LODGE, No. 3UO, F. & A. MA
Stafford. Henry Smith. W. NJ. G. w. Mason
Secretary. Regular nications-Monday
on or before each full moon.
MAsTERToN LODGE. No. 429. F. & A. M
At Observation-Disclosures Warwick, W. NJ. P
B. Hannah, Secretary. Regular communica
tions-Thursday evening on or before each full
moon.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY,

ENCAMPMENT AT CLARINGToN-C Fl. Dank
werth, @. P. John c. Duerr, Scribe. Meetings
Second and fourth Monday in each month
ENcAMPMENT AT WooDsFIELD.-J. Rein
herr, G. P. Fritz Reef, Scribe. Meetings.
First and third Friday in each month.
WooDsFIELD LODGE, No. 377, L o. O. F.
John H. Lang, n. G.. Daniel Neuhart Secre
tary Regular meeting every Thursday.
LEwIsvILLE LODGE, No. 49S, I. O. o. F.
Darling Harbin, N. G. James H. Hamilton
Secretary. Regular meeting every Saturday
DEXTER LODGE, No. 1896. I. o. o. F.-At
Beallsville.-S. H. Morris, n. G. J. W. Black
Secretary. Regular meeting every Saturday
CLARINGToN LODGE, No $50, 1. O. Q. F.
AT Clarington.-C. E. Miller, N. G. VIM II
Rutter, Secretary. Regular meeting every
Saturday evening. -..-
MnToNsBURG LODGE. No COL, l. o. o. F.
AT Miltonsburg-PeterS Shafer, N. G. J. J
Riemenschneider, Secretary. Regular meeting
every Wednesday evening.
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DOG TAX Under a law passed by
the last Legislature the Assessors next
year will be required TO levy tax OF
one dollar per head upon every dog
over three months old, in their wards
or townships. This is called an act fol
the encouragement and protection Of
sheep raisers, and is a good thing. II
may have the effect of decreasing The
number of dogs, but the wool product
! will be increased.
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sabbath school Convention.
BELLAlRE, ONO, June II, 1877.

BELLAIRE, OHIO, June II, 1877.
ED SPIRIT: The next Quarterly Sab
bath School and Missionary Convention
of the Disciples In the 10th District will
be held st Woodsfeld, commencing
Tuesday, P. M June Goth, and closing
Thursday evening, June 2Sth, 1877.
A number of practical S. S workers
from abroad are expected A full pro-
gramme is being published
Let every earnest and every indiffer-
ent S S worker and every S. S. grum
bier be present
Workers Of all denominations gladly
welcomed
Don't forget the time, June 26-2S.
j, SPENCER,
Bellaire, o Cor. Sec.
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hgNot for many years has the out.
look for the farmers of this county in
the prospects for abundant crops been
so encouraging as 1t is now. Wheat
oats, corn, grass, potatoes, and in fact
everything that the farmer has in the
ground, promises full yield. The
rains of the past TWO weeks will bt
about all that is essential to perfect the
wheat, oats and hay crops, and the corr
has now a fine start. There will b.
from third to half crop Of peaches
and apples, and nearly all the small
fruits promise fair yield.
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Hatred.

No man will hate good man so muct
as he who has ill-t,eated him. Let s
man whom you have injured hate you,
and there is an end to his enmity. Rep
aration frank and full puts an end to his
hard feelings toward you, and even lays
the foundation to q pro:racted friend
ship. But let man hate you without 6
cause, save such as his envy, or bigotry
or vanity supplies, and his hate is end
less.
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EyJoHN WILLIAM DoHERTY, the III

EgJoHN WILLIAM DoHERTY, the un-
derstood Tail of the Athens Ring, in
this county, is not, if we may judge
from his expressions, in an amiable
mood The boys have been boring
JOHN WILLIAM about that Tail. Now,
we implore the boys to let JOHN VIII
LIAM alone; he has his duties to perform,
as Tail, and no one has the least right
to twit him on the subject, save and ex-
cepting ourselves. We still insist that
JOHN WILLIAM is Republican of indu-
ence, but that does not prevent him from
wagging as the tail of the Athens Ring
in this county. We reiterate our state
ment that he is q Republican of COM
manding influence, else why would JOE.
and the General select him to act as tail
to as huge a machine as the Athens Ring.
The tail is an important appendage to a
Ring Of large dimensions, consequently
JOHN WILLIAM has been elevated at one
lift into a position of Importance. If
any man asserts that JOHN WILLIAM has
no influence, we shall promptly deny it
If any man dare assert that JOHN VII
LIAM is not Statesman, with big S.
we shall deny that. If any man asserts
that JOHN WILLIAM is not the Tail of
the Athens Ring we shall refer him to
JOE KEss1NGER and General GRosvENeR.
If any man claims that JOHN WILLIAM
is not faithful, as Tail, to the interests
of the brains of the Ring, we shall, with
all the scorn at our command, deny 1t
If any man attempts, by. open assertion
or insinuation, to impress the least OF
the voters of this county that JOHN
WILLIAM has ever failed,. on any occa-
sion, in any efforts made by himself, as
Tail of the Ring, on behalf of the body
of the concern, that man should be
summed by all who do not represent the
Tails of Rings. As friend of JOHN
WILLIAM we propose that he shall have
the exclusive control, he being the Chief
of all the Ring Tails in Ohio, therefore
shall apply for a patent for the Athens
Ring Tail, with SelfFeed Attachment
Lock Stitch. Boys, keep your clap-trap'
quiet and don't bother JOHN WILLIAM
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RAISING ToBACoo.-We take this par
agraph OF advice to farmers from the
last circular Of GEIsKE & NE1MANN, To-
bacco Merchants of Baltimore:
The prospects of the New Planting
in Ohio SO far indicate small crop, and
in this connection we would advise far
ners to have an eye more to quality
than TO quantity; dark, common old
ground Tobacco will sell low generally
as it has to stand the competition of tht
inferior product of other countries
while good Tobacco will always com
mand fair paying prices. a
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nsrJ II Preshaw the accommo,

B9J t. Preshaw the accommoda
ting gentleman who has held positions
from operator to ticket agent, at the NJ.
X & T. depot, for two years past, has
accepted position in the general offlc'
at Sedalia. Mr.. PreshaY and family
left this morning on the early train fo
their new home, Mr.. Preshaw has mad
many friends in Fort Scott, and they
will be sorry to hear of his departure
p ort Scott Kansas Monitor.
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DYSPEPSIA 7
la GASTRON. 81

G4STRON Is a safe, speedy, p,id posf-t
3tve cure for that most depressing of all.
nsents, and a brief course Of t5edt ttaent tciis
restore the digestSee organs to Hseir pris-
tine strength, and promote the healthy
nervous irritabiIfty of Ii3erGgy aud alE
persons pursuing a sedentdry life, fS
Speedily removed Jy this agent. Tho
stomach as restored to health and the keU-
note of the system tcitI once more respond
in the performance of labor. .sfe1 sts7i
Price, One Dollar, in large bottle, or
sir bottles. SIS. sos .fPG ~ lftItfE
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&EIn April last, WILLIAM HINES,
son Of John HINES, Of Ozark, this coun.
ty, had one of his eyes damaged, by q
piece Of steel flying into it, so badly
that he was deprived of sight; but, We
learned last week, that he could now
distinguish objects at short range and
Ills thought he will ultimately fully re.
cover his sight.
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wPersons in attendance at Court
and who wish to look over the daily pa
pers, are invited to call at The SPIRIT
Office where we will do our best to make
their visit pleasant and furnish them with
the latest in the way Of news.
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from the GAINESVILLE Enterprise, 18th inst
Our prediction of last week that the
wool crop would be sold at remunera.
tive prices, was realized sooner than the
most sanguine anticipated. Thursday
The buyers here received orders to pur
chase at 40 cents per pound, and they
Immediately started in all directions ant
by Saturday evening almost the entire
crop of the country was bought. 1t i:
the quickest sale on record, and as the
crop OF the country is pretty large, j
will certainly have marked effect il
the Improvement of the times.
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Written for The Spirit of Democracy.

written 1or Ine OplrlI OF Dehocracy.l
Ed SPIRIT: 1t appears from the con-
text of "Honest Indians" inquiry in re-
gard to the vote in Bethel township that
he is acting in good faith, and has the
interest of the party at heart, and be-
lieving him to be sincere when he states
that he does not wish to stir up any
strife in regard to the matter, we will be
equally charitable in reference to the
same, and will start off by using quo
tation from Murphy, "With Malice to,
ward None and Charity for AL
1st Republicans did vote in Bethel,
how many, / know not.
Cd. That Republicans, if all reports
are true, voted, in at least three other
townships besides, Bethel.
Sd. The Supervisor of the conven
ton in Bethel is not, as we think, in any
manner to blame, and we might as wei
add right here, that the Republicans ia
king advantage Of the precedent estab
lished at the county seat several year
ago concluding that the, same littl
game would still be practiced there, act
ed accordingly, and if Republicans di'
not vote this year at the primary con
vention held at Woodsfield then tn
"Tail of the Athens Ring should b
regarded as trying to perpetrate a hor
rid joke on the boys that maneuver tn
machine at WoodsHeld. We believ
that any individual, who had any thin!
to do with conducting the Convention
in Center township, can answer th'
question satisfactorily in reference tt
the above statement so we leave tn
matter with him. In answer to the next
as we believe the questions are propos
ed in good faith, that the undersigned
did ask a Republican if he was not 60
ing to vote as we had done the sam
thing before. No reflections whateve
of any nature should be cast upon th
Supervisor Of the Convention in Bethel
he is sound Democrat and acting il
good faith. Yours truly,
June Is, 1877 VIM. f. WIRE
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tsrThe ,ntimation that the referenc

s6g The intimation that the reference
Of a correspondent by rs W F. WIRE
was intended as "fling" at him is who'll
ly gratuitous. We are well aware that
Mr.. WIRE had no responsibility about
the organization of the Convention.
We merely referred to him as gen
tleman of intelligence and obliging dis.
position, whom we assumed would
cheerfullY answer the questions.
We do not hide our Negroes under
a fence.
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s9In the case of Ohio VS.. ABsALoM
LoNewELL, charged with assault and
battery, the Grand Jury returned the
bill endorsed: mot true bill," ard the
defendant was discharged.
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MARRIED On May Sd, by Rev. j
W. FIscHBAoH, Mr.. ISAAC SurER and
Miss MARY SUTER.
On June 10Th, by JOHN MARTIN, Esq
Of Salem township, Mr.. W. H. MozENl
and Miss C. CR1ss.
On June 18th, by Rev. VIM c. SMITH
Mr.. MICHAEL L SPrRY and Miss EMMA
LINE NJ. BUCHANAN.
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s@rHaye you ever gone TO our post
Office for mail without running against
somebody coming out jus. as you were
going ini And you backed and they
backed, and then you started forward,
just as they started forward, and ther
you backed again, then you both back
ed and had no end of a time-going
through perfect quadrille on the door
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The Ohio Farmers Insurance
Company, through their Agent, JAMES
c. JOHNSTON, last week. paid to DAVE
DouGnERrY, Of Washington township
1925, the insurance on his dwelling
which was destroyed by fire on the 9Th
day of April last. This company is no
led for its promptness in paying losses
and is the best company for farmers
now doing business in this county.
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SF Do you want to buy Moving
Machine1 If so you will please bear
in mind the following facts, regarding
the Walter Il. Woods Neg IRON Mo,oer
il size, strength and cutting capacity
are really "Senior" Mowers, although
sold at the same or about the same pri-
ces as "Junior" or eight Mowers oil
other makes; are very light draft, boxed
with brass throughout, nave the under
draft arrangement, and in view of their
construction, durability and the amour,
and quality of service they will perform
are without exception, the cheapest and
best Mowers in the market.
For sale by
P. SCHUMACHER, JR
Woodsfield, Ohio.
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BRONCHITIS AND LUNG
AFFECTIONS.
TR 81 IL ~

A slight so-cdlIed cold wiH oftfihtcs
lead to a serious cough, ,rJ,icf, iti,ceref
for or badly treated, must haze, bat one
resuft-tt must ereHtW0te i,s q settled case
of BRONCHITIS, or srhdt is sr0rse, tho,
from hardssing cough and e1pecfordfio,ls
TRACHEON offers a sound, reliable, ans
permanent relief. It.dtgnents etpcctos
ration, and enables the patient to eapet
that TERRIBLY septic deposit, scItich, If teft
ecithout .jadicious treatment, fsast ces,,n
spunicate its poison to the pesicatasT S'itr
stance of the lung, degeperdtiiag and deIT
stroyi.ig that most essential OF organs,
and ultiinotes only in an early and an
timety death. TRA CHEON has no equal
1,ucIt less % superior, and its ,fse sciu not
only ren,OCe the deposit, thereby dfordsng
great relief, bpt heals the n,ein6rGne gna
yeares the patient i,s possession of healthy
lang tissue. tif - 933
Price, TlftJ Gents per bottle, or sis
Aofffes. SO 80. q 8
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IFrom the Bellaire Leader, 9th inst. |

Collector Joe Kessinger begins let
ter to business man in this city: "Sir
You are damned fool" and goes or
to say that, in his opinion, ga majority
of the business men Of Bellaire are il
the same fix" And all because severa
of them had neglected to enclose post
age stamp in sending for their license
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WILLIAM MILLIGAN, Esq, oil
Franklin township, called on us last
week and paid his 34lh years subscrip.
ton to The SPIRIT Esq. MILLIGAN sub
scribed when the fourth number was is.
sued, in April 1874, and has been on THE
SPIRITS list ever since.
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EThe total number Of acres of land
owned in this county in 1876, was O.
325,l2l This was classified as follows
Cultivated, 7l,415 acres; pasture, 49,
$50 acres; woods, S0,937 acres and
other uncultivated lands 3,779 acres.
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s% The following is the report of the
Grand Jury concerning the Jail: "We
do hereby certify that we have examin.
ed the County Jail and find the same in
a clean and healthy condition, and kept
in accordance with law and the rules Of
this Court.
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e9 The Grand Jury returned into
Court on the 18th inst, and reported
three bills of indictment-one for sell
ing Intoxicating liquors to be drank
where sold and two for assault and bat.
tery.
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EwIf you want the news of Monroe
County, the general news of Importance,
late market reports, subscribe for The
SPIRIT. TERMs-One year $l so; six
months 75 cents. Office. North of The
Monroe Bank
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WMr DANIEL DEvoRE, of Wash
ington township, called at our office on
the 12ih inst, and paid his Goth years
subscription to The SPIRIT. Mr.. De.
voRE is sound Democrat and one thai
has rendered efficient service to the party
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B9-The total cost of keeping paupers
in the Infrmary the past year was 81
9S3, ,S3, and $4OS,01 for keeping a num-
ber outside of the Infrmary. Total
cost $3SS91 "a, or1an average cost per
day of lS4 cents to each person.
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s@Prof. JAMES A. WATsoN's adver-
tisement of Select School at Grays-
vile will be found in this issue. This
is an excellent school, second to none
in the county, and students can not do
better than TO patronize it.
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wCommon Pleas Court convened
onthe 18th inst, Judge FRAsIER, of No
BILE county, on the bench. The Judges
charge to the Grand Jury was an excel
lent one.
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EEA farmer from Sunsbury town
ship informed US last week that the bulk
of the wool clip in that township had
been bought up at 40 cents per pound
and that few clips had been sold at Al
cents per pound.
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Wool Cardlng and Spinning,
At NIaury's Mills on sunfish Creek.

n Sreeks
1'HR undersigned, Fred Maury and John
L Graham, having added additional ma
chinery to their Carding establishment, on
sunfsb Creek, miles from Clarington, are
prepared to do
Carding and Spinning In the Best
Manner.
Wool will be received and delivered at the
following places. without additional charge:
Woodsfeld, at J. Reinherr's.
Miltonsburg at the store of Samuel Groux.
Jerusalem, at the store of Gstchell & Moore.
Beallsville, at the store of W. H. Hutch
inson 4 Co.
Cameron, at the stores of George Suppes
and C. Pontius.
! The Superintendent, John Graham, has had
a number Of years experience in the bust.
ness, and all ork at this establishment will
be warranted done in first class manner.
ESs- Zach person can receive their own woel
MAURY & GRAHAM,
Clarington, Monroe Co., Ohio.
yS,'77m3.
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GE There are 1860 acres in orchards
in this county. Last year 571, 100 bush
els of apples, $50 bushels of peaches
and 36 bushels of pears were produced.
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sEg Bethel Center, Malaga, Perry and
Salem townships mined ,ll6, ,45o bushels
of coal during the year ending in May.
1877.
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EFMr. john OKEY, who went to the
Black Hills-last Spring, writes home ad-
vising all persons to stay away from
there; and says he will return home at
the earliest moment possible.
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sg-If you want Spring bonnet
trimmed in the latest style at the lowest
cash price, call at the Millinery estab-
lshment of
Miss VI. A. GUTHRIE.
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s0-Attention is invited to the adver'
tisement Of Prof. W. P. MAsoN's High
School at Stafford. This school has an
A. No. / reputation. .
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%M Mrs WAY, @: this place, is pre-
pared to furnish fresh Pot Flowers, Gar
den Seeds and Flower Seeds 10 all who
may desire TO purchase
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April "a, TT

R E / N H E R |
E Keeps Bread, Cakes, Chow-Chow,
Pickles, Nuts, Candies, Tobacco, CT
N gars, Canned Fruits, Jellies, Cheese, I
H Ssrdines, Mustard & other articles I
E kept in first class Confectionery.
r Motto: Quick sales & small profits. ]
R E / n H L Z
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g3s" Nine men were admitted, as
boarders, to the county Jail last Satur-
day evening. They were carrying on
about town and Sheriff LITTLE thought
it best to gather them in.
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Still they come and still they go.
The Oliver Chilled Plow at SMITH &
WADDELLS.
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gSMITH & WADDELL have Just
received a new supply Of Iron and Steel
Of all kinds. Will now be able to sup
ply Blacksmith's and Wagon Makers
with Iron as cheap as can be bought
anywhere.
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B9T On the 18th inst, in the Philadel-
phia market, wool was buoyant and
firmer, but not quotably higher, with an
improved demand.
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rREINHERR has just received a
full stock of Candies, Nuts, and other
cepfectionaries. Ice. cream, cakes and
other good things furnished to picnic
parties on short notice.
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s9-51S acres nsorghum in this coun-
ty last year, produced 800 pounds Of
sugar and 32,921 gallons Of syrup. 80
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R1St Clairsville wool buyers are
paying from 40 to As cents, so says the
Gozette.s
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@FRAsK BRuNNER and Will BURG
BAoHER, son of Mr.. JACOB BURGBAcHER.
of this place,sleft here last week for the
Black Hills.