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The strike of railroad employees
has extended from the Baltimore Il Ohio
R. r. to the Central Pennsylvania, R. R.
Erie R. r. and Lake Shore road. The
strikers have stopped all freight and
stock trains on these roads, issued in
damatory proclamations and defy the
civil and military authorities. They have
complete control and are causing thous-
ands upon thousands of dollars of loss
every day, to the roads and to shippers.
We clip the following head lines from
the Register of Saturday, the 2lst They
explain the situation -
The Observation-Disclosures ev-
cry where catching the Infection-All
Freight Traffic Between the East and
West to be Stopped-The 3 & o Strike
Growing More Serious-Trouble Ap
pretended at All Points Except Martins
.burg-Fever Heat Excitement at Cum
misunderstanding Proclamation
Bread or Blood Maryland Troops
En- Route TO Cumberland are Stoned and
Fired into at Baltimore - The Soldiers
Return the Fire with Fatal Effect-In-
tense Confusion and Excitement-Ds-
pot at Camden Station on Fire.
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OBITUARY.

JONES-On Thursday, July IL, 1877
AT his residence in Woodsfeld, SAM
UEL P. JONES, in the 10th wear of his
age, leaving to survive him widow and
a large circle Of relatives and friends
The subject of this notice was born 10
Duchess County, New York, January
10, 1903. and came to Ohio with his ia.
ther, and family in 1917, and settled on
the Ohio River, where be remained until
1881 He was married to Mary Booth.
whom he now leaves to survive him, on
the 9th of Februa y, 1928 In 1881 they
removed TO Marshall County, Virginia,
where they remained until 1885, when
they returned to Monroe County, Ohio,
and settled near Woodsfeld, where they
resided until 1S4S, when he removed to
the town of Antioch in this county,
where they remained until 1852, when
they returned to Woodsfeld where they
resided until separated by the relentless
hand of death. They raised eight chill
dren, seven Of whom are living. Mr..
Jones was an ndusirious.active business
man, engaged in farming and dealing in
stock in the early part of his life, nd
for many years during the latter part OF
his life was engaged in mer chandlzipg,
which he continued until his decease
The condition OF his health has been
such for some years past that he could
not engage actively in business During
the last year of bis life lie suffered very
greatly from disease Of the heart, which
complaint finally terminated his earthly
existence.
The writer often visited Mr.. Jones
during the last year and, notwithstand
ing the active life he had lived, found
that as disease pressed upon him he be
came more. and more resigned, and
amidst severe suffering made but little
complaint in that way until The end OF
his life.
Mr.. Jones was a fond and indulgent
husband and father, and q kind and
obliging neighbor and friend. Rev
Grouse, of the NJ. f Church, and Rev
Smith, of the Presbyterian Church, off.
ciated at his funeral, which took place on
Saturday and was attended by very
large plumber Of friends and acquaintan
ces of the deceased. w.
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The WONDERFUL .ss.
EGYPTIAN BLOOD purifier.
HEMAR. - n,gis

This tnco,nparubse DEPURATTYE q
a poscerf'at -1LTERAEHE, TONIC, DIS
UkETIC, DIAPHORETIC, aud APERI-
1t israItabte and neuer- fading, and Iy
its continued use trIt thoroughly eradi-
cato all diseases of the blood. Its tpgrs-
fiom, tie products gathered from Te,,sots
Egyptian Pr0riaces, aud srhere there -
tile slightest faint of disease tn the sysl
tenn. Il never fails IN etecti'sg that diseasS
,peltin0 10 through tho faanD and rdsfsGs
channels of the body, thereby aftosgtaV,
a % orsg ss a re ssg%si; so sso
ditios. a Gerry brief space Of time sciit
convince amy paticnt using II, of its ssn-
doubted reliability and ssondcrfat cwra-
tiSs properties ss ssig nG;s sssgsestiSn.
and the greatest discovery OF the f,esene
age, in the tredtmcrsLof ercry diseasc
seat of the lesion or disorder, such, as
SCROFULA aud tho thousand and one
casses that. lead to .this terrible etiietiep,
Of .ehiel au eiYiised so,an',.aitiss u are
ed that the " Sins Of the fathers shall
risit ere,i unto the third and fourfh 9es.-
erations, - aud to BROKEN-D0MNA IND
po,cerTut rejuuenatof., causing the scrcck
of man once more to assume the God-Iike
form of ntasstood. - e..
For CUT4NRO us DISEASES, URIN-
AIRY DISORDERS, CONSTIPATION or
COSTIYENESS, LIVER and KIDNEY
COMPLAINTS, GENERAL And NERF-.
Gus DEBILITY, RHEUMATISM,
GLANDULAR ENLaRGEMENTSsEP
, THELIOy4T0US LANCER, NCURYX
: 1FFECTI0NS OPtIHE B0NES.sINDO-9
LENT ULCERS, FEM4LE COM
PLANTS (aad to the .gentter sen u 10 a.
boon long sought for by sensitive, suscep-
tible, and delicate females, as q takes
direct action upon their aiimentsl And
AL FORMS Or Chronic DLSEASE
IN WHICH, THE BLOOD Is THE SEAT
OF THE TROUBLE, 1t Is invatuabte.
perseverance, ,rith this remedy seflt prove
u positive and permanent euro fos.
CHILLS aud FEYERS and al MALA-
RIAL POISONSs 4 gfg,ss...s-ss
trssth of these claims. s.5
Price, Que Dollar, IN large tottte, Or
Ste bottles, So. 81 90 .l5isi sffTus "a
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ENcAMPMENT AT CLARINGToN-A. G. Robb;
O. P. John G. Duerr, Scribe. Meetings
Second and fourth Monday in each month.
Z ENckMpMENT AT WooDsFIELD.-John Do
herty. @. P. Fritz Reef, Scribe. Meetings.
First and third Friday in each month.
WooDsFIELD LODGE. No 377, l. o, o. F.
John Doherty, N. G. Daniel Neuhart, Secre.
tary. Regular meeting every Thursday.
LEwIsvILLE LODGE, No. 49s, 1. O. o. F.
Darling Harbin, N. G.. James II. Hamilton.
Secretary. Regular meeting every Saturday.
DEXTER LODGE. No. 1896. I. O o. Fat
Beallsviile.--S. H Morris, n. G.. J. w. Black,
Secretary. Regular meeting every Saturday.
CLARtNGToN LODGE. No 595 I. o. o: =
At. Clarington,-J G Duerr, N. G. W. w.
Messerley. Secretary. Regular meeting every
Saturday evening.
/ MILToNsBURG LODGE No. 60l. I. o. o F.
At Miltonsburg-M Peters. N. G. III
Riemenschneider Secretary. Regular meeting
every Wednesday evening.
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Written for The Spirit of Democracy.l
OBITUARY.
A Tribute 10 the Late 8. r. Jones.

Among the earliest recollections OF
my youth is in having met SAMUEL T.
JONES, q stranger to mo, but somehow
from his kindliness of disposition he at
tracted me toward him From that time
to the day of his death, | have recollec-
ted him with kindliest feelings l some
times knew him as an opponent-many
times knew him as friend.
When occasionally he might have
some hard things to say to me, again he
would come to me with the utmost kind
ness and with the uverdowing of full
heart would say to me IL did that for
your good" In all the relations of life,
his impulses were generous, and with
his impulsive nature, they were kind and
good.
1t was my GO d fortune to have met
him frequently in his last illness 1t
seems to me that he had no other amhi.
ton than to do iustice-render justice,
and to be kind and forgiving to all.
In all our last conversations he had
no fear of death He said that ''in all
my life no man is the worse of my hav-
ing lived and I think some are the bet
ter"
All l have to say is "my good friend,
good bye, good bye ,"
JAMES r MORRIS
We desire to add TO the above tha,
our own estimate of Father JONES cor
responds with that of Mr.. MORRIS. But
the little differences with US, as with Mr.
NORRIS, we're long since forgotten, as
they were too trifing to need forgiving
Our remembrance of him is that he was
kinG.hearted man, having many of the
best impulses that enoble human nature.
The recollections of these kind and
generous and noble impulses shall be
cherished by US during life ED SPIRIT.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

WooDsFIELD CHAPTER, No. IS, R. A. M
Jera. Williams, FL. P. James r. Morris, Sec
retary. Regular convocations-First Monday
after each full moon.
MONROE Lopez, N .lS9, F. s. A Nat
WoodsfeId.-H B. Hill. W. NJ. Jere Will
liams,- Secretary Regular communications
Wednesday on or before each full moon.
CENTRAL LODGE. No. 279, F & A. NAT
Calais.AJ N. Danford, w. NJ. G. L. Eberle,
Secretary. Regular communications-Tues
on or before each full moon.
SUNsBuRY LoDeE. No 362, F. s. A. NAT
BeallsyiIle McVay. W. M. A. w.
Darby. Secretary. Regular communications
Thursday on or before each full moon. T.
GRAysyIELE LODGE, No. 479. F. 81 A. M
At Graysvilie.--L L A. Wilcox. W. NJ. J. w.
Okey, Secretary. Regular communications
Tuesday on or before each full moon.
CLARINGToN LODGE, No. 1853, FG A. M
At Darlington w. T. Hurd, w NJ. VIM.
w. Messerly, Secretary. Regular communica-
tions-First Monday in each month.
STAFFORD LODGE, No $40. F. 6 A. NAT
Stafford. Henry Smith. W. NJ. g. w. Mason,
Secretary. Regular arcommunioations-M Monday
on or before each full moon.
MAsTERToN LODGE. No. 429 F. s. A. NJ
At Observation-Disclosures Warwick, w. NJ. P
B. Hannah, Secretary. Regular communioa
tions-Thursday evening on or before each full
moon.
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OBITUARY.

DIED-May "a, 1877, of palsy or ap
oplexy, CHRISTINA EDDY, aged 80 years,
l month and Is days.
She leaves o husband, eight boys and
four girls, besides numerous host of
grand and great-grand, and one or two
great great-grand children to mourn her
loss <@te'
Sister Eddy was horn in Monongehala
County,, West Virginia, in 1897; was
married in 1872, at the age of Is years
She remarked to me, just few days be-
fore her death, that she commenced her
troubles in this world in early life She
was the mother of thirteen children, and
never had but one death in the family
Her oldest child is about SO years of
age and her youngest SO.
She attached herself to the Church of
Christ near so years ago, and proved
faithful unto the end. She has fallen
asleep in tile arms of Jesus, and when
Gabriels trump shall sound to awake the
nations, she will be one of the number
who will rise first and he caught up into
the. air to meet the Lord. and will hear
that welcome plaudit, "Enter thou into
the joys of thy Lord"
May the relatives and friends Of the
fallen. prepare to meet sister Eddy where
parting will be no more.
This brings to thought the following
lines:
t1 Another soldier has fallen.
Gone to rest. gone to rest,
| And friends and relatives mourning,
T Gone to rest, gone to rest.
+ Her memory we do deplore,
Gone to rest, gone to rest.
And think on her in days of yore,
| Gone to rest, gone to rest.
| In her youth she obcyed the Lord,
4 Gone to rest. gone to rest.
| And trusted in His holy word,
| Gone to rest gone to rest
She served the Lord near fifty years,
Gone to rest. gone to rest,
And all her fears within she quelled,
sai Gone to rest, gone to rest.
While her form lies sweetly sleeping,
| 0One 10 resi- gone 10 rest,
She lives again in Paradise,
Gone to rest, gone to rest
! REQUEST. /.
o, dearest friends. weep not for me,
Gone to rest, gone to rest,
When round my grave ye stand and gaze,
| Gone to rest. gone to rest.
/ ~. ANSWER.
We weep for thee, dearest mother,
Gone to rest gone to rest.
We miss thee at home, dear mother,
Gone to rest, gone to rest.
y DESIRE.
Soon we'll meet no more to sever,
Gone to rest gone to rest,
Safe in Jesus arms forever,
ALI at rest, all at rest.
CHORUS.
When shall we meet beyond the river,
Where Edens flowers bloom.
) And never fade but always treshsn
In one bright eternal noon?
" Repeat chorus
M. G. WooD.
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Belmont County Items.

Gazette, 18th inst The National Glass
Works of Bellare have been sold to
Rodefer Bros. for $4,000. These
Works cost 100000.
Mr. Jane Lyon, OF Humboldt coun.
ty, Nevada, and former well known
resident of this. vicinity, is now visiting
in Monroe county.
Rev S Macarthur, the oldest clergy
man in Eastern Ohio, preached on Sun
day, the 9th inst, at Warnock Station,
where he first preached forty years ago
There we're four persons in the congre-
cation who had heard him preach his
first sermon there,
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THE STRIKE ON THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN.

TRIAL.
PITT BURGH, July 20-Gov. Hartranft
has issued o proclamation admonishing
all good citizens and persons within the
Jurisdiction Of the commonwealth against
aiding or abetting unlawful proceedings,
aud commanding all persons engaged in
riotons proceedings TO disperse or the
military will he used to enforce obedi-
ence to the law. AT the East Liberty
stock yards there are 230 cars of cattle,
hogs and sheep ready for shipment, and
100 cars more, 1t is reported, will arrive
to-day from the west over the Pits
burgh, Ft. Wayne and Chicago Railroad
The stock loaded yesterday for ship.
ment had to be unloaded in the evening.
The strike of the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wavne and Chicago Railroad is serious,
embracing all the freight crews Of the
eastern division from Pittsburgh to Ali.
ance. The passenger traffic is not in
terrupted, and there has not been any
noisy demonstration.
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DYSPEPSIA.
81 GASTRON.

GASTRON fs a safo, speedy, 6ad posf-'
tive cxre' for that fssest depressiag Of Gfl-
nents, aud a brief course of freatnscnt sctR
restore the digestive organs 20 Gbeir pris-
time strength, and promote the healthy
nervous frritabuitU Of licerdry ard aH
persons pursuing a sedestdry Hfs, q
Speedily reniored by this agent. 1As
note of tn G, system, tctIl once moro respohd
In the performance of labor ~ a,,- ...s..
Price, One Dollar, sn large bottle, or
stD bottles, So. f5H sNasG 'Esaee
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H Our farmers are in luck this year.
Their crops Of wheat, hay, oats, rye,
potatoes. corn and everything produced
on farm, are better this year than they
have beehsfor many years past ers, II
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r E I N H E R
E Keeps Bread, Cakes, Chow-Chow,
I Pickles, Nuts, Candies, Tobacco, CT
N gars, Canned Fruits, Jellies, Cheese, !
H Sardines, Mustard & other articles F
E kept in a first class Confectionery.
R Motto: Quick sales & small profits. !
r E / N H E R !
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ETProf. CoPE will not return to take
charge ofthe woodsfeld Union Schools.
He has been elected Professor of Math.
ematics in the College at Tiflns Ohio. .
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EEThe Lutheran church building in
Lewisville, this county, was dedicated
on Sunday, the 22d inst A number Of
Woodsfield people we're present.
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New Advertisements.

EHay sold in Lee township last
week at IS per ton.
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eE~we found that this same H R
West who owned the Spirit Of Democ.
racy the Democratic organ, had been
charging two or three prices for local
advertising and about $4,000 per year
for county printing &c. 81. GooDRlcH,
Republican, Of Noble County.
We deny each and every charge con-
tanned in the above and demand the
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FARM FOR SALE.

The farm of ABRAM STEPHENS, con
tanning 120 acres, three miles East of
Woodsfeld, is for sale For terms and
other particulars apply to, or address
H. r WEST,
April "a, Tiff. Woodsfield, Ohio.
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kEA number of Democrats, from
this county, will attend the Democratic
State Convention at Columbus this week.
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~ Fishing parties from Wheeling
are having jolly time along the river
in the neighborhood Of Baresville and
Sardis.
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frThe Auditor and County Treas
mer made their semi annual settlement
last week.
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EE Balloon ascensions on the 9Th
and 7th days Of September. the I'd and
Sd days of our Fair. Make your ar.
rangements to attend.
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ETThe Commissioners to locate the
tobacco warehouse will meet In Bellaire
on Thursday, the 18th inst
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NOTICE.

ON the 5th day Of July. 1877. the Probate
" Court Of Monroe eouutv declared the
estate of John Upton, deceased, to be prob
ably insolvens. Creditors are thsrsfors 70.
quired to present their claims against the
estate to the undersigned, for allowance,
within six months from the time above men-
toned, or they will not be entitled to pay
ment: L. L. Upton,
Admir- Of John Upton, decd.
;utvlO ,7SuS- . -7
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NJ Mr.. s. GRIsELL, Of Jerusalem, Of
fers valuable property in this county
and West Va, for sale. See advertise
ments in this paper.
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BUSIN ESS MOTTO ES.

EF Few D1meslics, Buttons, Notions,
Fancy Goods, Neck Ruchings DC just
opened at low prices, by
MORRIS & &ARMSTRONG
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A child named Valentine In Oxford
township, Guernsey county, one day last
week fell into tub Of hot water and
was scslded to death.
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WANTED.
For Sale.
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN JE-
RUSALEM, OHIO.

r ARGB DWELLING HOUSE. with all the
IL outside oonvsnienoes necessary shop and
grocery; building 1890; best stable in town:
good orchard and small fruit; seven acres Of
land in good repair, with grove Of timber
Will sell reasonable. For good society can't
be beat in the county. Cali aud look, If you
want pleasant houe.
juiylo,77ml. SIMON 6RISELL.
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EyLadies, Misses, and Childrens
Shoes, Gents and Boys Boots and Shoes,
to be found at the lowest prices at
MORRIS Il ARMSTRONG'S
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EgA grand pic mic, dance and bal
loon ascension win be had at Browns
vile, this county on August 4,h. Speak.
ers viii be present to address the assem-
blsge. The committee OF arrangement
is composed of citizens from nearly ev.
cry town In the county. We feel con-
tldent that it will be the best attended
pic mic held In the county this year.
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E Gold closed in New York on the
Goth inst, at $l,05A
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EMr CHARLES SMITH, of Beverly,
Ohio, is visiting friends in this place.
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wThe Burr's Mills camp meeting
commences August 18th.
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F Our assortment of Dry Goods,
such as Dress Goods, Black Alpaccas,
Black Cashmeres. Cottonades, Jeans,
colored Shirtings &c, full and complete
for the season at the lowest cash prices
MORRIS & ARMSTRONG.
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c%C. II, GooDRIcH is informed that
/ epphasically deny and challenge him
to the proof that ''tried to electioneer
John Hobbs OF this township" to vote
for Judge oKEr.
That ] "tried, to electioneer, Captain
Thomas Wilson. a Republican, OF Stat
ford,ns to vote for Judge 0KEI i,..,;g
That ] held any conversation what
ever with either Of them on ttat subject,
or any other. during. the Judicial cam
paign last Fall 4, Il
That be, GoopRIcH, 1went to Mr..
williams and told him that unless West
ceased trying tc electioneer Republicans
that Mr. okey would not receive many
Republican votes" ass,s.i
We defy you to furnish proof Of your
charges.
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HA number Of new advertisements
appear in this issue.
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L. r. FARQUHAR. M. ID.
formerly of GAINESVILLE, 0hio,) s-

Physician and Surgeon,
Office and residence in the Kirk bride property,
WO D D s Fl E L D., HIO.
Having located at the above place, offers his
Professional services, where he hopes by
close attention to business to merit public
con6denca and patronage.
Chronic Diseases will receive special
attention. may4,'!5Y.
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The Directors desire applications for
the position of Principal of the schools.
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srashepy Georgs,"' took third
money (s110) in the pacing race at Co.
iumbus on the 10th inst.
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Wool Carding and Spinning.

At NIaury's Mills on Sunfish Creek.
INK undersigned, Fred Maurv and John
Graham, having added additional ma
chinery to their Carding establishment, on
suu6sh Creek. 4 miles from Clarington, are
prepared to do 20
CardiDg and Spinning In the Best
Manner.
Wool will be received and delivered at the
following places without. additional charg.:
Woedsdeld, at J. Reinhsrr's.
Miltonsburg, at the store of Samuel Groux
Jerusalem, at the store of Gatchell & Moore
Beallsville, at the store of W. Il. Hutch
inson 4 Co.
Cameron. at the stores Of George suppes
and c. Pontius.
The Superintendent john Graham. has had
number Of years experience 10 the busi.
ness, aud all work at this establishment will
be warranted done in fif class manner.
EEach person can receive their own wool
MAU Y & GRAHAM.
Claringtoi, Monroe Co.; Ohio.
mayS,77m3.&l'i 81
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sg Ladies Hats, trimmed and un-
trimmed at the Millinery establishment
of Miss NJ. A. GUTHRIE.
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EF Fruit Trees,
Grape Vines,
Evergreens,
And Shrnhbery of all kinds for sale by
Mrs. NJ. A. WAY, Woodsfield, Ohio
Orders from distance will receive
prompt attention.
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~T. o, LITTLE and WIN SIXTH, Jr,
contemplate starting livery stable in.
this placs. a g s
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IULX:,
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF MAILS.

EAsr-Leavss Clarington on Tuesday and
woodsfeld on Wednesday Of each week.
WEsr--Leaves Woodsfsld on Wednesday
aud Saturday of each week.
SoUTH-Leaves Woodsaeld on Tuesday and
Fridsy'of each week.
NoRrH--Daily mail eaoL way from Woods
field to Barnesville.
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s@ Miss M. A. GUTHRIE has just
received large and carefully selected
stock of Millinery Goods. Ladies, call
and see them
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PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
CAREFULLY PREPARED at all hours Of the day
and night q, ]. T. JUDKINS.
sepSY.
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GFIf You want meal when in town
call at REINHERR S City Bakery. Ice
cream at his ParIors in the evening; also
furnished TO festivals, parties and pic
MICS at reasonable rates.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-07-24

@Pot Flowers of all kinds for sale
at Mrs. WAYS
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-07-24

FOR SIMPLICITY,
Effectiveness, Convenience and Dura
bility, The Farmers Friend Grain Drill
has no equal. "The only Drill made
with cone Gearing requiring no change
Of wheels to change quantity to be
sown Call and see them
P. SCHUMACHER. Agent,
Woodsfeld, Ohio.