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sHERlFF's SALE
The Singer Manufacturing Company
vs.,
ss William Hait st al.

-DY virus. of certain order Of sals Issued
nom the sour Of common pleas, withia
and for the county OF Monroe, ana State Of
Ohio, IN case pending In said court between
the above named parties, and TO res directed.
viii offer for sale st public auesien as the
east door Of the court house in Woodsaeld.sA
Saturday, the Sch day of Jaly, 1879.
between the houps OF 10 o'clock .. n. and 1
o'clock p. m, Of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate situate In Monroe eonnty,
Ohio, towit:
lsr TRAcr-The iouth half Of the south
west quarter Of the sou.hsast quarter Of
section thirteen, township four Of range 6ve.
% TRAcr--The north half .offthe septh
west quarter Of the southeast quarter .
section thirteen, township fonr Of range i've.
: sD:TEAcr Tho southeast quarter OF the
southwest ousr.er Of section thirteen, town
ship four Of range i've, subject to the life
estate OF Mary Twsddie in thirty ave acres Of
said third described tract.
Said property so ordered to be sold is sp-
praised as follows; sA
Ist tract at s275.
"a .: 800.
Sd $50.
aHd may tell for ,wo-th rds Of said apprsise.
ment, Terms Of sale, cash.
WV. RSAD,
juues,,7sws. Sheriff u. c. q.
HusrkR & MALLORY, Attys,
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ss-A stock train on the R A. O. roa


S@A stock train on the B. & o. road
containing 19 cars, was wrecked on Sun
day afternoon, about 40 miles west OF
Bait more. Ten OF the cars containire g
stock we're total wreck, and several ship
pers from this county were badly caught
VIM. King OF East Richland, had 2l5
sheep, James Adams OF Bellaire, five car
loads mixed stock, and Jeff, Ault a Car
load of hogs in the wreck, which we're en-
tirely abandoned and turned over to the
railroad company. John McHenry oi
this place had Car nf horses in the tram
but they were uninjured The COMPANY
assured the losers that their claims
would be adjusted and seltei within o
few days-Belmont Chronicle 26th ult
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D% President Mooney of the B. & s,
W. Railroad returned from the East on
Monday morning. His trip has been 80
far successful that he expects t, be able
t, commence the work of extending his
road to Woodsfield about the 8th or 10th
of July, which is about as early as the
bridge over Captina creek can be CON.
plesed There are few roads in the coun.
try, completed or projected. that has any
better standing than the Southwestern
and much OF this is due to tie indomita.
BILE energy pluck, judgment and perserv,
erance of Mr.. Mooney. A portion o'
the new cars ordered have arrived and ar
additional engine of the Mogul pstierr
and new passenger car, 10 process o
construction will be delivered in d shcrt
time Bellaire Tribune 26th ult.
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sHERIPF'S SALE.
Christina cehIs
William Flowers ct nj.


DY virtue Of certain order sf sela
issued from the court Of common plsas
Within and tor ths county Of Monroe,
and State Of Ohio. in case pending in said
court between the above named parties, ana
10 me directed, will offer :or sale a public
auction u the east door Of the eeurs house
In Wsodsneld. on s57aa
Saturday, the 5th dag Of JAY. 1879.
between the hou,s Of 10 o'clock .. u. ani (
O'Clock p. m. Of said day. the following de.
scribsd real estate, situate In Monroe saun-
ty, Ohio, to-wie
Phirty acres In section lftssu soumspsipg
at the southeast corner Of said ssstisa ana
running north eighty rods 10 steas. shsnss
vest sixty rods; thence south eighty reds,
thence east sixty rods 10 the plsss sf bsgia,
Mug, containing thirty acres on the east sids
Of the southeast quarter Of section fifteen, sf
township two, range four, exeeps one and sss
half acres sold 10 James Bossn,
Said property 20 ordered 10 be sold d sp-
praised at $50. and may sell for tve-thifds
Of said apprsissmsnt. fssns Of sale. cash
before confirmation.
eFi wn. RHAD.
junss.'70vs. Sheriff =. 9. 0.
PsARsOH / DoHssEr. A.sys
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.SHERIFF'S SALE.
au Marshal Ridgeuay
Jane @. Ridgeway ct al.


DY virtusof certain order Of sale iu par.
ID tition issued from the court Of common
pleas within and tor ihe county Of Monroe
and State Of Ohio, In case pending In said
court between the above named parties, and
10 NE directed,I will offer for sale at public
auction AZ the east door Of the court house
in Woodsfeld, on
Saturday, the 18Th day Of ,fuly, 1879
between the hours of 10 o'elocka. N. and
o'clock p. m Of said day. the following de
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county
Ohio, to wit:
The northwest quarter Of the southwest
quarter and the northeast quarter Of the south
west quarter and the southeast quarter Of the
southwest quarter Of section thirty-two, town
ship three. range Ave, containing seventy y-four
and eighty.two hundredth creSexcept six and
half acres off of the south end Of the south
east quarter Of the southwest quarter sold to
Thomas Cline.
Also. the northeast quarter Of the southeast
quarter of section two. township four range
six, containing forty and twenty hundredth
acres, except thirteen acres one rood and thirty
six perches off of the west side sold to George
Coss. in all ninety five acres more or less.
odiu properly 80 ofuereo 10 DO boiu 10 sP-
praised at SlS05, and may sell for two thirds
Of said apprsisement s-.s h~..ts
TERns-0ne 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 seoured By mortgage on the .premi.
ses sold. -
fl.1 WIN. READ,
junsls,7sw5. Sheriff n. C.. o.
PEARSON 4 DoHRary, Att'ys.
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WheeIing.-LIvE STOCK Cattle
Arrivals, S6 head; sold. bulls 2@243;
co ows 2@s;; light steers AMI heiters, u
@3fc; choice s4G4r.
Hogs-Arrivals s64 head; selling at
8 OO@Ss SO. In fair demand.
Sheep-Seliing at 3@4c.
Lambs-Arrivals, lo4 head; ceiling at
4@5c.
Calves-Solling at 8 oO@lo 90 per
head.
Fresh Cows-Selling at s25 eo@35 90
per head. WIN BAHIA.
Secretary.
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FA fishing party, consisting of w.
F. OKEY, FRANK DIEHL, JIM COOPER and
CARL RoUsENBERGER, left here on the
18th ult., forthe waters of the big Kama
wa, W Va, At the last account, the
party was about 10 miles above Charles
ton, intending to 60 from there up New
River, at the head waters of which, it is
reported, trout is found in great abuud-
-ance. The rumor that deer, bear and
other game might be found on the pro
posed route, has given the boys great
expectations, and visions of the festive
buck and sad-faced brnin "dance o'er
their dreams." srT uas&
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
Adam Shriver
Amanda A. Menges st sk

.
pY virtue of certain order of sale issued
- from the court Il common pleas, within
and for the county Of Monroe, aud Stste Of
Ohio In case pending in said court between
the above named parties, aud 70 me directed,
l will ofsr for sale at public auction, at the
east door Of the soart hsuss in Woodsfsld
on
Saturday, the 12th day Of July, 1879,
between the hours Of 10, O'Clock .. m. and
1 o'clock ?. m, Of said day, the following
described real estate, situate In Monroe
county, Ohio, TO wit: a% aYa
The north half Of the east half Of the
southeast quartsr Of the northwest qusrtes
being In section nineteer, township three,
range four. containing ten acres. ~ 81.
Said property SO. ordered to be sold Is ap-
praised at sl4e. and nay sell for two
thirds Of said appraisement. Terms Of sale
cash before confirmation. 33
4s( Wx. READ,
juns3. .T9w5, Sheriff Y. G. o.
PlARsoH u DoHBKTr. Attys.
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Tobacco.


In this county the prospect for to.
bacco crop the present season is no,
good. The hot, dry weather and scare
ity Of plants have forced many growers
to plant corn in their tobacco ground.-
There will not be more than ona-iourth
Of last years crop produced here the
present year. We clip the folle wing to.
bacco notes from our exchanges:
Captins Valley boasts OF having the
largest corn OF the season. Tue tobsc-
co crop in that section will be failure.
-Baraesuille Entsrpri,e.
The prospect Of tobacco crop is not
dattering. 1t is estimated that there will
not be over one-third Of crop.-&
CtairsuiBe Gazette.
The tobacco crop of Guernsey Coun-
ty will fall fer short this year. Tue
plants we're very poor and in many it,
stances dried up.-Guerassy Timer.
Tobacco raisers in the southern part
Of the county tell us that not one tenth
ss much tobacco has been planted this
as last year. A great many planis bave
been injured by the dry weather, and
therefore unfit for setting OUT Guera.
sey Co. Ne,os
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BaItimore-June 23.-C, tie

RaItimOre-June &c, tie
Very betton sale this week 124@4 As
that generally rsted first quality 4 %
@5 IL medium or good fair quality
3 50@4 Is ordinary thin steers, oxen
snd COWS 00@3 25 extrt me range OF
prices 8 60@5 10 Most of the sales were
lrom 62t@5 90
Prices, S3@5 As per 100 lbs.; few sell
ling at the former price.
Mich c,ws-The supply is light but
fully eqnal t, the demand. which is slow.
Prices, S22@40 pr head
Hogs Prices 42@54c, few, and these
r9ogh ones, selinga' the fotmer price.
Sheep-Tbe trahe for Sheep as well as
Lams generally is quite lgll W quote
sheep at 3@4tc, and lambs 33@54c;
stock sheep, 3@3!c.
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i New !, Advertisements.

n
Rsspbsssies appeared in market last
week.
Our potato crop last year footed up
So, sol bushels.
Tax paying without the penalty closes
next Saturday evening.
,sioaf boys and girls" pic-nicked out
10 the woods last Friday.
There were 4,3I9 gallons Of wine
pressed in this county last year.
-esBonds held ia this county which are
exempt nom taxation, s5I,S23.
aaswe are prepared to furnish Road Tax
Receipts at 26 cents per hundred,
Hive your chickens. The. preachers
will be here IN force on the 9Th, 9th and
10,h. = 49, ~ s.p
nslA dangerous counterfeit of the ESQ
sgreenback issue Of 1859 is abroad in the
land. hssetseti E2 a's3t
Butter produced in ibis county, last
year lSb6l7 pounds, Cheese 3sa ,40s
pounds.
The corner stone OF the Children's 8
Home, nsar Barnesville, was laid on the
a4.i nlt, ...s -
s;s A. gentleman OF Bethel township, this
county, recently caught Two white ground
squirrels. sls'h lHadi's
", F.. HusrEs and Jons B. Dnrees
Eaq'rs, attended Belmont County Cour,
last week. slil asEr, sso lss
,s.sAcres plsated 10 tobacco last year in
Monroe cosnty $3.50. Pounds produced
gaT94, ,S95.bsi sassi > sssR5 . ssa II
e a correct list Of persons nominated
for Land Appraisers will be found In
this paper. asa .ioss asrt
"a iAnos CuRTfs, o resident Of Franklin
Township, this county, died Of heart dis.
ease last week. 81 ags s.
Rev, A, 6. RreRs,- Of Columbus, in,
ssspected our county Jail and inhsmary
psblildings last week. q S
-si The Hickory Bark boys beat the Nsu
hart hoys. in playing 4 game for hs
sBall, Saturday, june 2lst, A
nsssThera we're l7,609 tons Of tmothy
land s4a tons OF clover hay produced ir
lthis county last year. i
20 80 The dogs ID Monroe county killed
ask sheep hst year valued at $500, and
Infused. l3e, valued st tal6.
- Rev. G. s. UHPLrBY, native Of Mon
roe county, has been appointed Alssion
ary TO Mexico by the "a. e Church.
Nrs. AssIR MAxsIna and Miss AssII
ABaApsIRLD, Of Barnesyille, were Waiting
sat Mrs ELIZA HoLLIsrRR's last week.
's.s Denocrsts throughout the county who
receive campaign documents are reques'
ted ls give them widespread distfibu'
lion. ess sl s e
IA From reports We conclude that nearly
savexy town in the county will celebrate
ths Fourth Of July in some appropriate
manner, s. = s....+ -
ess J. n BARCLAY, furmerly Engineer al
u this end OF the iBellaire Is Southwestern
is in town doing some work for the
company.
Mics JosKrH1HR OKEY, who has been
teaching in the schools at Normal, Ills.
for two years past, arrived at home on
Saturday last.
Naturalization papers were issued to
FRED'K FErsLEY, native Of Switzerland
from the Probate Court of this county
on the 18th inst.
9 Good farmers say that clover hay
should be cut as soon as one,haf of the
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SEAt meeting Of the Harrison
county Wool Growers Association, last
week, regarding The best time for har-
vesting wheat it was resolved tha, 'whest
lis better TO be cut before becoming dead
ripe, and should be harvested as soon as
the straw is reasonably bright, and the
grain not entirely dried, il the weather
ia at all favorsble.n
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June Is, 1879.

SUDDEx DEATH.-PHIIP NruHART,
aged about 60 years, who resided one
mile northeast of this place, on the
OKEY farm, died at o'clock the morn
ing OF the 2Sth ult., OF heart disease =
Tie day before bis death be complained
OF pain in his breast and side, but rested
tolerably we'll that night until 4 o'clock
the following morning, when the pain in
his side became severe aud physicians
were sent for, bat he died before their
arrival. he leaves wife and children
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ETThe adjourned term OF Common
Pleas Court begins on Monday, July IA
This is a second correction. The Jur.
is summoned TO appear on tue 10th, al
which time the case OF Ohio VS.. Will
HANSON is set. OIher matters, which
do not require jury, viii be heard on
the 18th and 18th. ,sg M Il
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Wool.

PHILADELpHrA, June ~ Wool
Firmer; Ohio. Pennsylvania and West
Virginia Xxx and above 36@4lc; extra
s9@ 4oc; medium 42@44tc; coarse 37c,
New York, Michigan, and Western fine
35@3Sc; medium 40@42c; coarse $50
Sic; combing washed 40@45c; do un-
washed 25@334c; Csnada comhing 500
40c fine unwashed 2s@ 96e; coarse and
medium unwashed 2S@333c; tub washed
40M49lc. ~ 5iE
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nwon "Wednesday, The 2Ah ult.,

wOn Wednesday, the 25th ult., q
broker from Baltimore, who represents
capitalists in Holland, visited Bellaire
and came out over the Bellaire and
Southwestern: He was well pleased
with the road, ite management and pros.
pects and said he would telegraph the
parties that investment in the honds ot
the road would prove paying one The
bonds will be taken at 80 cents on the
dollar. to bear interest at 6 per cent
1t is safe to announce that the road will
be completed, and in running order to
Woodsfeid before January lst
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MARR1rp -By Rey.sL b KIxG,

MARRIED by Rev L b KING, as.
sisted by Rev. J. E. HoLLIsrRR, at resi-
dence of Mr.. A, II LINDSEY. near Bealls
vile, Ohio. June 26th. 1879, Mr. ABsRn
G. HOBBS and Miss SAMANTHA AooRR
oil of Monros county, OHIO.
On the 2sth ult /, by ELIAS BAKER, Of
Jackson township, Miss SARAH F HEH-
DRRsnor, Of Monroe county, to Mr.. H.
WING MYEas. OF Asrion county, W Va.
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Re- Commission merchants in the to.
bacco trade will have no csuse to CON-
plain OF over production OF tobacco in
Ohio ihis year. But they will have to
pay round figures for that now on hands
as well as for the small crop nowin the
ground.
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Chicago-June 27-Hoes-Sales
5@loc lower. m xed 8 6O@3 80. choice
heavy 8 1904 90; light 8 S5@3 go;
market closed weak with many unsold.
Cit le-Market duh and slow; chnice
4 60@5 O5: butchers steady tt : 200
4 90; bulls 2 0o@3 90; Texans ur-
changed; market generally easier.
Sheep--Market slow st 2 90@4 75; /;
lambs l3@lkc.as vsa3 8i zss
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The Americans lead the world in ev-
cry thing and especially in fast esline;
this has made Dyspepsia our nstionsl
disease, though now under perfect COR
troll by the use Of DR.. Bulls Baltimore
Pills. Sold everywhere, Price % cents.
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senatorial Convention.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
STATE SENATOR.

ED. SPIRIT: Announce Thomas
Keenan,, Of Beaver Township, Noble Coun-
ty, as candidate for State Senator in the 10Th
Senatorial District: subject to the decision of
the District Senatorial Convention
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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1879.
FIRST ARRIVAL.
New Prints. New Muslins.
NEW BOOTS AND SHOES.
NEW READY MADE CLOTHING
Table Linens. Pillow Castings.
Sheetings, and Full Stock OF
DOmeSticS Suitable for the Season.
AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES,
All are invited to call aud examine our stock
MORRIS & ARMSTRONG
mchll,'7sY.
NEW READY MADECLOTHING
Table Linens. Pillow Castings.
sheetings, and Full stock Of
DomestlcS Suitable for the Season.
Notice to the Public.

Notice is hereby given that the Inflrm-
ary Directors Of Monroe county, Ohio,
vii! net pay any more Claims for the
support OF Mrs. Ellen Elicit, of Jack
township, as sue has refused to 60 to
the Ip6rmary, where she could be taken
care Of. Persons harboring her, do &C
at their own risk and at their own ex'
pense.
JOHN PFALZGRAF.
HENRY SMITH,
JACOB DRUM
July lst Infrmary Directors
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New Y0rk-June 27-Beevee.-
Ext eme range 8@l0c including 800
head taken bv exporters at 90 @l0c.
Sheep-dull and depressed beyond
precedent; nct one-eourth could be sold
even al low rates; 3a@44r, for ordinary
to prime. Lambs also dropped, and
only part changed hands, including
fair to coed Westernst 5@6c. 2s5
Hogs-None for sale alive; dtalers
mske 81 20 tie outside nominal 6gu es
for prime and light corn fed.
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~ AEMrs FL. r. BURKHEAD, Familiarity
known here as aBurk," now the pleas
ant and popular conductor on the B. d
8. W. r. R.l-is called "Harrys by his
friends and associates along the line.-
1t is possible that '.Harry" may assist
in changing somebody else's name one
OF these days.
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Col BARON. Of Bellaire, who is sum-
mering at Burr's Mills, has been doing
some very wonderful as well as very
foolish rife shooting there lately. He
shot the ashea from cigar which an
other man was smoking; pierced an or
ange on bis wife's head; and struck al
fifty cent coin held between the thumb
and finger Of man at ten PAGES.
In the year 1918 the entire expense of
administering the township affairs OF
Colerain township was s22 334. That
year the township trustees on adjusting
the accounts of township offices, allow
ed Jesse Pyle-tather OF Thomas and
Jesse Pyle, presen, residents of that
township-371 cents for bis services as
cOverseer of the Poor Belmont Chron-
ielc.
THE earnestness with which the Re-
publican papers are abusing Cary, Sher-
wood, and other Nationals who Assem-.
bled at Toledo and adopted 4 consistent
and decent platform, leaves the papers
aforesaid in a very awkward position
| with reference to the reputation plat
form adopted at Columbus OF course
they are patting the PIArT party on the
back from principle -Eaquirer
The Foster-Shermsn campaign 10
Ohio this fall is to be conducted on
strictly business principles. Mr.. Sher.
man has made his estimate, which Ia,
that iu order to succeed, it will be nee
essary for him TO buy up 5000 votes
The work is to be pushed with vigor on
this basis. Foster has already retained
shoe factory in Lynn, Mass, for The
summer, and the New York hanks have
been notified that the drawing st sight
will be begun Immediately. II now re.
mains to be seen whether the men o.
Ohio can be bought = Warrington Post
ALL of the movers in the Toledo Con
ventiou seem to be happy, and not il
the least disturbed by the Piatt-Schilline
party. They say that all the oppositior
to the new Convention in Lucas County
was led by men who have not character.
which will bear investigation. Charley
Coughing, tue editor Of the True Ma
tionslist, says Ewing viii carry Lucas
County BY two thousand. Sherwood
aud Others are still more sauguine, ant
put the majority at three thousand :
Major Dodd says Ewing will have three
or four thousand majority in Lucas, ant
that the Democratic legislative ucke
will be elected. ~. -.-saJ n sss-,
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AT-Mr. WILLIAM ScHBEFrLz, Of this
place, had oneof his shoulders disloea-
sted one day last week while coming
home from BesllaviIle, caused by acci-
dentslly falling from the wagon in which
he WAS riding
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New York.

June 27-Flour4 0Oa6 %; Wheat I
l4sl Is; Corn 40a50c; Oats 36a4lc
Rye 60a6lc; Barley 45c.
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Chicago.

june 27-Flour 8 25a5 60; Wheat
9lal 06; Corn 34a37c: Oats 32a33c,
Rye b3c; Barley zoe
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sss eTThe Temperance meeting held BY
II. z. MASON at Crayton Churchin Beth
sl township, on Sunday, June 2sth, was
a grand succeas. They seem fully arous-
ed to their own interest As persons took
sths pledge i .sssts - s ~
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. tY The friends of r. W. Atkinson, of
Noble County, present his name as a suitable
candidate for Senator of the 10Th district; sub
ject to The decision of the Democratic Conven-
ton DEMOCRATS.
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No Hospital needed.

No palstial hospital needed for Hop
Bitters patients, nor large-salaried talen-
ted puffers to tell what Hop Biters will
do or cure, as they tell their own story
by their certain and absolute cures a,
home.
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A Fearful Jump.

A teafIul Jump.
URBlNA, OHIo, June 25.-A nan jump
ed off tle mail train east about miduig t.
near Fletcher, while the train was ruu'
ming att forty -mile-per-houro rats, The
conductor ran back six miles,. but could
not fud him, q4sg ss.l.-s -tr,,
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Ed. SPIRIT: Announce A. 4. WOrr.
of Noble County. as a candidate for State Sem
ator in the 10th Senatorial District; subject to
the decision Of the Democratic Convention.
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PhItadelnIlta.

June IT. Flour 4 75a5 so. Wheat
l0al 10; Corn 35A43c; Oats 34a36c
Rye 5Sc. s !.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

rs sCincinnati-June 27.-Hegs-
Steady and firm common 8 .00@3 IS
light 8 70@3 90; packing 8 SOFA 90;
butchers 00@4 -l5s
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~ The Guernsey County papers
should keep standing notice in their
columns of the time Of holding the Sol.
dier's Reunion. Many persons have re-
quested Us to puhlish . notice stating
the time it was to be held, but We have
been ansble to do 80 because Of the ab-
seace OF any information on the subject
in the aforesaid papers,
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i s ~ Franklin township, this county
: was represented ct Barnesville on the
9Th ult, at the laying Of the corner
: stone OF the Children's Home, by Ed.
WARD UKEY, J. W. n. Brock, Dr. 6, W
5 MAsoN, Al. CAvANAUeH and G. W
RoBIssos. $ nj @
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Wooasa.Id stock MarEet.

June 30-Cattle 9a3c per pound;
Sheep 3a4c per pound. Hogs 9ta3c pei
pound gross.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-07-01
Cincinnati.

June 27-Flour 3 0Oa5 so; Wheat
95s1 06. Corn 3ss3Sic; Oats 33a36c;
Rye 5Sa59c: Barley 9Sa1 90.