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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-11-25

~A very distressing accident oc-
Cured near Lowell, Washington county,
one day last week, by which Mrs. Emily
Smalley, widow lady lost her life. She
had just received S1,GO0 pension money,
her husband having been killed In The
war. and after drpositing $1,000 10 the
bank. carried the balance with her 10
release a debt upon property purchased,
but fearing robbery she bought revol.
yer before leaving town. Upon arriv.
ing home the weapon was laid on the
table when a little ten.year-old sons
curiosity led - an examination during
which one Of tie chambers was dis
charged the ball striking and passing
through the mothers heart, killing her
instantly.
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The Bellaire & Southwestern
roRrr.rwO MILES m LENGTH.
PRAISE God From Whoru All Bles-
sings Flow"

From Rellaire to Woodsfi.ld the dis.
tance is 40 milee .snaA
II. F BURKHrAD is the Boss Con.
ductor
The fare to Bellaire will be 81 IS.
The cars will reach here on Thursday
the 9th inst, Thanksgiving day.
Two-thirds of the regular rates, fol
passengers and freight, will suit the
stockholders Of the road toa T..
The grading was finished to this plact
the latter part of last week.
The scream of the steam whistles or
the engines of the Bellaire l. Southwe
tern can be heard in Woods6eld.
HART, Superintendent Of the road, wal
sick last week.
The Depot building is rooted, a vel
has been dug near the round house and
toe construction of that building is be-
fing pushed.
The people from far aud near will bt
here on the 9th inst, Thanksgiving
day to see the iron horee steam into
town. es 3De ~
After many vexations, delays and 8
great deal of hard labor and much sac
rifce Of time and money by our people
the victory has been gained. and we car
now get to the outside world and know
what is going on.
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PROBATE COURT.

Nov lis. Fl Dsvore, Executor OF
the Will of Danl Devore, decd, fled an
inventory and sale bill of said estate
James Bolen, Adm'r upon the estate
Of James Bolen. decd, iiled his first ac-
count; hearing continued.
N Boaghner was appointed Admin.
istrator of the estate Of Stephen Broth
ers Bond S3. 100 Sa.n'l Pancoast, j
j. Atkinson and Isaac Ward were ap
pointed appraisers. -
Nov. 18 III H Green, Adm'r OF the
estate OF Elizabeth Hoskinson decd,
fled his 6aal accoant; bearing contin-
ued
james Neshit, Esq. was appointed
Commissioner TO take the election OF
Sarah N Boice, widow OF John A.
Bdice, decd. .,'s3 <t9E 2 Rat a''L
J c. Daerr, Adm'r Of the estate Of j
NJ. Duerr, decd, 6led his final account
hearing continued.
Nov. 10 The following accounts
were heard and disposed of as noted:
= Jared Hawkins, Adm'r OF the estate
OF Amelia A. Rutter, decd; final &C.
count; in the Adm'r's hands for dtstri.
button. as ordered by the Court, s443-
nas;dn..iT-ermuisn Or Norman
Hayward in the Guardians hands, to
be accounted for the sum or s406 IS
David Ruble, Guardian OF L. Hay
ward gin the Guardians hands the sum
of 0525 OF. s. s4t "a
Louis Ohlinger, Guardian of Amelia
Obiineer; in the Guardians hands $50
40, to be accounted for.
Jacob Reinherr, Assignee of Fritz
Reef; final account; received nv the
Assignee S3l4 l9i paid out elS9 So !.
balance in Assignee's hands sta 58,
which he is ordered to pay over to the
said F Reef v,.;l
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MARRIED.-On November 9th, by
Rev. j W. MOORE, Miss NJ D. KIMPLE
to Mr., JOHN A. ZnRN
On November 1lth, hy the same, Miss
NAEcY FOREMAN to Mr.. GREaoR FIRM
KLE ,
On November 18th. by NJ BoUeHsEe,
ESQ.,, of Salem township, Miss ELIZA
BETH NJ. SHEPHERP to Mr.. EDMOND j.
TREMBLY
On November 18th, BY ANDREW TwI-
MEM, Esq. of Green township. Miss
LOUISE MILLER to Mr.. JACOB REEr.
On November 18th, by ANON MOOSE,
Esq, Of Wayne township, Miss LoREr-
IA j MOOSE to Mr.. JACOB D CECIL
On November 18th, by y. F. FLINT,
ESQ.,, of Washington township, Miss
MARY SrALrER to Mr.. SETH ADAMS.
On November Goth, by Rev. P. 7.
WErssEsBEnaER. Miss PHILoNENA Klr
TIE to Mr. JosEPH HAREN. Jr. IA
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From the Barnesville Entsrprise.l
New Railroads.

Barnesville has been unfortunate In
her railroad aspirations. Years ago
our people we're thoroughly aroused in
favor OF bringing the Cleveland and
Iuscarawas Valley to Bsrnesville, and
reaching Wheeling over the B. & O.
Railroad Forty thousand dollars were
pledged to this work, and committees
we're appointed to interview the manag.
ers of that line; but no encouragement
could be obtained, and the project was
abandoned The directors desired to
reach Wheeling by new and indepen
dent line. and the road was constructed
via Finishing and Bridgeport.
Next came q proposition to build 0
Narrow Guage Railroad from Barnes
vile to. Woodsfeld. The people of
Monroe County favored the project and
the Enter rise heartily advocated it.;
but some of our merchants were not
far-sighted enough to grasp an oppol tu-
nifty that would have made nearly an en-
tire county tributary to Bsrnesville.
Bafflrd here, Wocds6eld went else where
for aid and encouragement, and found
it. The result is the Bellaire and South.
west Railroad, running through Bealls-
vile and Jerusalem to Woodsfield and
diverting considerable business from
Baruesville, its natural centre, to Bel.
laire, attracted by the fscilities afforded
by easy communication.
The neat move on the railroad chess.
board is to extend this road from Jeru-
salem to Somerton, and from thence to
Williamsburg and further westward. We
bave little doubt that 1t will be brought
as far as Somerton, or within eight miles
OF Barnesyille, thus giving the people
Of that region good chances to get away
from here. This looks like Barnesville
would I've completely fanked on the
south. When the railroad
rem the east reaches Somerton, we
must STR, tch out the iron links and
meet il from the north. This will turn
iefeai brought about by our own apathy,
MT victory and enable US to share in
he benefits Of the Bellaire and South
Western Railway.
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Mr.. Tildcn's Private Life.

New York Letter in the Boston Herald
In alt his ways Mr.. Tilden IS quie,
and uudemonstrative. He prefers the
horse cars to private carriage, and
few people are aware that the smooth
faced, elderly gentleman in q silk hat,
wrapped in brown study while the
car pursues it's ret ling, is the man to
whom majority of the American peo-
pie gave their suffrages only three years
ago. Mr. T Tlden has law Office at NJ.
IL Wall street, but he is seldom there.
Denominationally be is q Presbyteriau,
which is the middle state equivalent oi
New Eng and "orthodoxy" or Congre-
gstionalism. He comes of Old Gallon,
stock, and has little Of the New York
effusivenese. Down on Cape Cod be
would be considered mighty sharp Sc.
lectman. He gave New York State q
good government and Lucius Robinson
continued Il He houses himself mag.
nihcen,ly, but is personally unostenta.
tious
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MORE SHEEP WANTED.
Less Pork and More Mutton TO-
Meat--MOre Wool for Clothing.

Less Pork and More Mutton fol
Meat--MOre Wool for Clothing.
The United States needs more sheep
In all parts of this country, to secure
wealth and comfort it's people must have
food and clothing The sheep furnish
the best and most wholesome animal
food and the most comfortable clothing
yet tested by the masses of our people.
In molarial districts-especially where
extremes of heat and cold are freonent
-woolen clothing and freer and more
common. die, Of good young mutton
would iAsure better health and better
yigor than generally characterizes pork
eaters and wearers of cotton and fine
linen. From the best data within our
reach we ascertain that there are on the
entire globe about 100000, 600 sheer.-
OF these the United States has but 35,.
600, 900. Our manufactures consume
annually more than 226, 900, 900 pounds
of wool. II each Of our sheep furnish
five pounds OF wool, there would be q
yearly deficit of $4,000, 900 pounds
Here is a good field for enterprising
stockmen. We need double S.lr pres
ent number Of sheep. Let no one in
dulge fear Of overproduction either Of
mutton or of wool Could our stock
be tripled or quadrupled, they would
not only add to the comfort and health
fulness Of the people, but to their intelli-
gence and sobriety, as well as TO the
productiveness Of every field used as a
sheep pasture Eschange
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At Balouki, near Constantinople, there
10 we'll wherein some gold6shes swim,
one draught from which cleanses the
conscience of years misdeeds. and
thither humid eds Of thousands of SUPER
stitious Gre, ks annually resort on the
day when S,amboul fell into the hands
OF the Saracens. The v.ry fish now
seen calmly swimming about we're being
fried by holy man, who lived In q cave
where the well now stands; and to con.
vince him that s.. Sophia was In the
hands of the infdel, miracle was
wrought whereby the fireplace and fry
ing we're changed into pool OF cool
water
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-11-25

Baby shows are the fashion now, bu,
as long as mothers continue to nurse
their little ones with laudanun or other
opiates. they cannot expect their Babies
to look bright. II Jour Baby needs
medicine get good and harmless ono
such as DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup.
The necessity of employing very in.
tense temperatures In cremation, so as
to convert the body into ashes, appears
likely to be done away with by the ex-
periments of NJ. Lissagarry. The diff
Guilty in cremation is to decompose and
reduce to ashes tissues containing sew.
enty-five per cent. of water but M. Lis
sagarry overcomes this by exposing the
body, frat Of all, to the action of super
heated steam, which chars tine tissues
aud enables them 10 burn easily in q
simple furnace at very much less cost
Of fuel and without the least unpleas.
antness.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Louis Neuhart, Guardian,
Elizabeth Neibch ct sl.

QY virtue ofs certain order Of sale iu par.
ID tition issued from the court Of common
pleas within and tor the county Of Monroe
and State Of Ohio, In case pending In said
court between the above named parties, and
to me directed.I will offer for sale at public
auction at the east door Of the court house
in Woodsheld, on
Saturday tho Goth day Of December, / s79,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock .. m. and
o'clock p. m, Of said day. the following do
scribed real estate situate In Monroe county
Ohio, to wit:
The west half Of the northwest qtiaYtsf
Of the southwest quarter Of section twenty
seven, township six Of range six; also the
north hal Of the southeast quarter Of SEQ
tion thirty three township six Of range six,
containing in ell eighty acres.
Subject to the life estate Of Elizabeth
Neibch in the following part thereof, to wit:
Five acres of the north half Of the south
east quarter Of section thirty-three. te..-
ship six Of rage six. beginning At the north
east corner, Running south to the board
fence that forms the lane to the barn yard;
thsn west; then north to the line; then east
to the place Of beginning.
Said property 90 ordered to be sold 10 ap-
praised at 81, 4ro and may soil for two thirds
Of said appraisement.
TERxs-One- third cash, one third in one
year and one third In two years; deferred
payments to bear Interest from day Of sale
and to Be- secured BY mortgage On the prsmi.
ses sold.
wM. READ,
novl8, 79w5. Sheriff n. C. O.
PsARsos i DoHERrT, and srRIess &'Daisas,
Attys.
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sale of Narrow-Gague r. r. Bonds.

A few days ago p. esident Mooney, OF
the Bellaire and Southwestern Narrow
Gauge. advertised In tie R .gist r. $50,
GOO OF che bonds OF that company Yes
terday he directed the withdrawal of tie
advertisement, as double the amount
(Sl0O,O00) OF the bonds offered had
been taken. The principal portion Of
these bonds we're subscribed for In the
East, and are, We helieSe, the 6rst bonds
of Ohio Narrow Gauge Railroad that,
have been marketed In that quarter.
The gentlemen interested in the Bellaire
and Southwestern are 10 be congratulate
ted on the excellent standing of their
enterprise. Wheeling Register 25th inst
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A World of Good.

One OF the most popular medicines
now before the American public, is Hop
Bitters. You see Il everywhere. Peo.
ple take it with good effect. 1t bnilds
them up 1t is not ss pleasant to the
taste IS some other Bitters as It is not a
whiskey drink 1t is more like the old
fashioned bone set tea that has done a
world of good. II you don't feel inst
right try Hop Bit,ers.-Nunda Mus
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H The Clariogton Planning Mill Com
panysis one Of tie Institutions of this
county. Their work of all kinds, fur
niture and goods in that line, will ,com-
pare favorably. for workmanship and
prices, with those OF any like establish
ment in Eastern Ohio. The Company
has, under contemplation, at this time,
the starting of finishing shop and fur
niture room in Woodsfield. Should
they conclude to open up here they will
cerlaiply realize handsome profits, as all
goods in that line are nov purchased oil
establishments 10 BarnesviIle, Caring
ton, Bellaire and Wheeling Come right
along, gentlemen. -
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w To the people who subscribed and
paid their money is due the credit for
the successful completion Of the Bellaire
b Southwestern. Many persons at this
end Of the line subscribed and paid
double theamount they we're able to,
and 1t is owing to their sacrifices that a
railroad no~ruus to Woodsfeld Cred
It 70 whom credit is due, is nothing
more than Justice.
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Save Your Turkey Feathers.
II In No More Trouble 20 Save
Them Than Mist0 Throw
Them Away.

VIII ray you the highest market price per
pound for Turkey Tail and Wing Feathers.
Want all the long and short festhsrs from the
tail. also from the first and second joints of the
wing; tthe third joint Of the wing from the
turkeys body is of no valus]
All feathers must be clean. sound and dry
picked. FRANK W. HIBBARD,
novlS.79w4. ,Barnesville, Ohio.
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Guernsey Times.I

This is the way in which they :epcour-
age the temperance work. The Spi.::
Of Democracy has this item:
T1ey are having a temperance hoom
at New Mariinsville. about which the
lDensocrat OF that place sa,s.assThe SO
loon keepers look with quiet eve OF
.'suspish" on hlue rihban boy .~ho
knocks at the back door on sunday"
Temperance is all right But The in.
temperate fools who 60 about hepcoun-
try advocanng It are whiteSashed
frauds. Money Is their object In nine
out Of ten cases One of these travel.
ers named Mcc5xrsrr-.as- here recent,
ly, ami, after counting sifs-u...., ~ "a ia4..a
for him, roundly abased our people be-;
cause they had not Contributed more -
The sum given bin, was just that much
thrown away upon q very small crea
ture in the garb OF temperance worker.
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The Latest.

The cars on The Bellaire 4 South wes.
tern run to within a short distance OF
DRlees' Pottery, on Standing Stone, las,
Saturday evening. The distance is II
miles from town. The train willrun to
the Depot here seme time next Thurs.
day, the 9Th inst
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ETS.A ATKIssos. Esq. resigned
the position II School Examiner on The
22l inst, and Judge WALTON appointed
Mr.. q. y DoUeHERrr, Of Wayne town.
ship, in his stead. for a term of tLree
years The other members of the Board
are, 8, ScuoofcRAFr aud W F. Was
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HDr. BusKIRK, rf Claringlon, Ohio.
has purchased the drug store OF D..
McCoMAs, and will continue in the same
business, at the same place -Ne,o Mar.
tinsuille { Eest K.) Messenger, l4th inst
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The Belmont Coal Company.
The attention OF our readers Is direct.
ell TO the advertisement of the Belmon.
Coal Company. They are prepared to
ship coal Of The best quality at the mar
ket price. - az
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nevy Advertisements. 4 !,
Thankseiving on Thursday.

tnenkegtVlbg on tEursuey.
Put Jour cellar 10 order for winter.
..ladies are now wearing mems hats
latest styles. e.esaess
For BelIaire advertisements look owe
our columns.
Las. month vas the hostest octobe
In 6fty-nye years.
Since the rice in iron will It cost AM
more toEiron shiitH gsa ~
Buckwhest. cakes are now on tn,
breakfast bill nf fare
Day tight shuts down now iongbefor'
the days work is done,
b gasw list OF teachers examination
win be found in this rspet. So. $50
Our subscription list is increasing
right along, and We csn't help II. ~,
Hack travel is thing OF the past, the
dxzk ages; ssttwsrs. Ws'uns travelor
the "keers ueow,"", sgs
II r NJ u
The growing grain in the fields sur
rounding looks fresh, green and vigor-
Gus, since the rains. is fsfo
Tais fai has demonstrated to many
families that ayou never miss the water
t;li the we'll runs Dry A..xca
The regular session OF the County
Commissioners will commence on Mon.
day next, December LIST.
Under new Postofii.e ruling. you
may write sll over postal card provi-
ded you leave the address legibIe. -
The necessary .hlspks used by parties
having sheep killed by dogs, can be pro-
cured stths County Aadiior's ofIlce.ili.
The man who wears beaming coun-
tsnance these days Is the man who ad-
vsr'assl hls isll stock Of goods. This
10 pesilives fact -s8atl .saaa;4
Nov Il good sine Tor those subscri-
bers who sold their wheat for sl 20 per
bushel 70 call at the SPIRIT oflice and
settle dat old account a1f ssNl -
GEoRaE II TILLMAS, Of Summerfeld,
Neble epppfy, son-in-law of Mr. THoxAs
FoRBs Of W oods6sld. died OF Consumpi
ton on Thursday, the 20th inst. ..s'g
Farmers having ciaims for sheep kill
ed BY dogs, should presen, them in time
for the December meeting OF the Com
when all such claims will be
passed upon or xtxka sfsEsal
People who take the papers are rarely |
swindled by travelling sdventurers. They
do not buy Of sharpers but OF regular
advertisers, who are responsible Tor their
goods and good name. ahfa
The penalty for bunting on any prem
ises Without permission of the owner,
according 70 Che lswssef Ohio, is Q ine
Of not more than a25 nor less than e5
or imprisonment nofzmore than thirty
days or less than ne Days. both, a. the
discretion OF The Gourl
Young men do 81 appear to scatter
wealth around - isvishIy as they used
to. for some reason on other. For in
stance at festival the other evening q
Iisshing Young man entered, accompa-
MED bynwosyoung ladies. and modestlyl
lsksd for dish OF oysters with three
.rScS2 q tzsia assfH . issaess5 ssas Z
Ss5sso5 sSf aGsS Il Ess5sa II
Tbsgsheughtfui farmer whose little
'nes have 70 walk from one to two miles
o soaoo} daring The winter, lvlll now
provide sthsm With good thick water.
proof boots aud shoes. Timely care in
this direction ID nearly every Instance
presents aicknesA saves doctor bills and
the lives of the children. (,
A.
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EE The Enterpriss and business men
of Barnesville now see very plainly that
they made great mistake when they
refused to aid in building railroad
from Woodsfield to that place.
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{ ky,Banessiile mourning for The
trade Of Monroe county and refusing to
be conforted because che has 1t not, is
a picture of woe that moves not the
hearts of Monroe county people.
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w The Bellaife correspondence oil
the Wheeling Resis'er 18th met, con.
tanned the following relating to tue river
railroad;g sse se,4s ia7e.a8
"Ma,ters pertaining to the BeIlsire
and Marietta raiitosd are taking very
favorable turn, LEADING citizens Of our
city are becoming enthusiastic. aud are
pushing it to an issue. Already s,fii
cient steps have been taken to secure q
charter" @H9EET49 Tgagf
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BUSIN ESS NOTICES.
NEW HOTEL.

Mrs. NANCY SMITH. will open Hotel at the
south end of Main street ON the 22d inss.
Meals can be had at all hours. Boarding fur
nished by the week at reasonable rates.
novlS. .79t9.
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eTC,me in ON Thursday, the 9Th
inst. Il yod-aesire to see = rsilroad train
boom into woodsfeld. 4aileA
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NEW STOVES.-MRs. o. O. ALEx
ANDER has just received q lot Of the best
Stoves in this market Call and see them.
may27
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EEThe projected railroad north OF
q, 10 called .eTas Rsllsire, Beaver Valley
and Shawnee Rallssy..z ssessiiik siss
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On subscription to The SPIRIT, Coal,
wood, Corn, BeSf Applesl and Money,
from any and oil persons who know
themselves 10 Se in arrears for subscrip
sioa .egtbbspsp9s 0YA 0fraTs
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eZDpn,t nil To- esll e. RoEHERs ?
store ID Clsriugton for barsaihsl ID dry
goods and Rrpceries. hsrlas.s ssai ssss
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LAND FOR SALE.

Eighty acres Of good Western land for sale
Will trade for property in this county INQUIRE
Of o. BUSKIRk, clarington, Monroe County
Ohio aa Oct 81. '7S-4t
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A large variety of Ladies' Cloaks opened thi.
week at very low prices. Some special styles.
Como and see them.
NORRIS q ARMSTRONG.
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rrbe people West Of woods6elf

E The people West Of Woods6elf
are agitating for the speedy extension
of the Bellaire d Southwes' ern. They
stoutly affirm that they can raise tbs
money necessary to grade aud lie tht
road Go ahead, gentlemen, and wher
you have the funds ready we don't be.
lieve.vou willsfind sny one ohj'cting tc
the extension.
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LADIES' CLOAKs.

] .r; ;A Z large and complete stock ot Station.
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~- Fruit Trees,
Eysrgreens.
Sha6a Tneaa

And Strawberries. newest and best varieties A
Mrs. n. A. WAYS Nursery, Woods6eld. Ohio
Orders from distsnce will receive prompt st.
tention
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W Pot Flowers Of all kinds for sale at Mrs
WAYS.
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yEANTEp,

10 LOAE..-.S4oO. Apply az this Of
Gee t'ss - 10 e9 s"h
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-10-29
New York Stock Market.
Boston Stock List.

(Sales At the Brokers B0ard.l