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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-12-02
THE WORLD FOR 1880.

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Democrats svsryvhsre should inform them.
selves carefully alike OF the action Of theil
owl party and, of the movements Of their
Rspn alioan opponents. A failure to do this
in 1876 contributed greatly to the loss of the
Democracy OF the fruits of the victory fairly
won at the polls. tse9 I'd; ri sai.Iali) fisa Vi
The year 1880 promises, to be one Of ths
most interesting and important years Of this
crowded and eventful century. II will wit
ness Presidential election which may result
In rs.establishing the SGovernms al Of tn s
country on the principles of its constitu-
tionsl founders, or in permanently changing
the relations of the States 10th Federal
power I No Intelligent i,asn oau regard suoh
an election with Indifference. THs WORLD
as the only daily Rugiish newspaper pub
lish IN the city OF New York Viii up.
holds the doctrines of constitutional Dsmoo..
racy, viii steedily represent tbs Con sergative
contention in this great CANVASS. 1t will do
this Id no spirit Of ser wills partisanship, bat
temporarily and, firmly. 1t will be as swift
10 ,ebuke what il regards as infdelity to-
Democratic principles or to the homo; able
laws Of political conflict on the part of It's
friends as on the part Of It's foes. 1t win
uphold no candidate fol office whom 1t be.
lieves to be unworthy the support Of honest
men. and accept no platform which 1t be-
lievss to p,isrepressnt oflto' contfadict the
truo conditions of our national prosperity
and greatness. y a. q newspaper THe WoRLp,
being the organ of no man, no o.iqus, and
no interest, will present the fullest and the
fairest picture 1t can make Of eaeh days
passing history in the city. ths State, the
country and the world. its oorrsspo ndents
in the chief centres Of life aud action on both
sides of the ocean have been selected for
their character not less than for their capsc-
ity 1t will aim hereafter az heretofore, at
accuracy, first Of al things In all that It pub
fishes. No man, however humble, shall ever
be permitted truly to complain that he has
been unjustly dealt with in the columns OF
THs WosLp No interest. however powerful.
shall ever be permitted truly to Coast that 1t
can silence the fair criticism of THE WOMB
s During the past year Tas WoRLp has seen
It's daily circulation trsblsd and its weekly
circulation pushed far beyond that of any
other weekly newspaper in the county
This great increase has been won, as TEL
WoBLp believes, by truthfuluess, enterprise
osasslsss activity in collecting nsws and uu .
ALTERING loyalty ITO; i.sefland to It's readers
in dealing With the questions Of the day. slt
is our hope and IT viii be our endeavor ths'
these may keep what these have won, and
that THs WORLDS record for 1880 NAV b
written, In the appreciation and the suppor
Of many thousands more Of new readers IN
all parts of this Indissoluble Uaion Of lnds :
strueti bic States. afesaa tltes.,. - sntt s.is
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All thought it big thing, which re.
minded US of little joke we, heard per-
pe,rated by Second. Lieu'enant during
the late .'onpleasantness., Late in the
tall Of 1862 he had been promoted from
Sergeant to Lieutenant and he was re;
la,ing to brother officer what rough
time he had the Winter before carrying
knapsack, a gun and 40 rounds of am
mnni,ion, and wound up BY saying, but
"Now have Commission. and, by the
way, ,its . big thipgson last winter"
Last Winter we all had rough time
travelling to the river or, to Barnesville
iniricketp old hacks, through. the mud
and rain. but now we have Railroad
and, by the way lie big thing on last
winter.
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!. Probate Notice.

f7..Et lalNt5 ~ ~ ilff II
d A ccoUNTS and vouchers have been filed
n in the Probate Court Of Monroe County
Ohio. BY the following Administrators and
Guardiapsa .ztagae ,yaaQ rsasl ys
FIRST and 1nal account Of Henry q Green
Admins rator of tbs estate Of Elisabsta
Hpskihson deceased. 70 39EH TsUH
second and Anal account of yohnC. Dusf,
Administrator, with the will annexed upon
b. tho estats Of John N. -puerr. deceased,
rissts partial acconnt Of Samuel Bolsn, Ad-
sem inistrator, with tho will annexed ,upon
s the estass, OF James Bolsn, deceased.
First and final account Of William sSooti
Guardian of Frances Scott. an irabecils.
Fifth and fnsl account sfAndse~ TNinsid
Z Guafdian Of Sarah J. Ruttsr. minof.
Amy person interested may ale vrittsn eK-
ceptiops to said accounts Or any item lthsres
ON or before the 18th day Of December next
when the same will be dnally heard and con-
tinusd from day to dav until disposed Of
,f,-,.,,s s,.t,ssstf :, r. z. WALTON,
nov2S, ,'79w2. Probate Judge n. c. o.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-12-02

MARRIED November oath, hy
Rev P T. WEIssENBuRaER, Mrs MAR
aAREr BuRKHARTto7MrsJ NJ JosEPH KoeETz
On November 16b, nv Rev. DAVID
GRAssLE, Miss EMMA DEIrRIcK to Mr..
j A MuHLEMAN
con August 2Ist, by Rev GEoReE Nc
DoNALD. Miss ANNrE EAroN to Mr.
ELISHA v PETERMAN
On Octoher lst, by the same, Miss
LIZZIE Muller to Mr.. MILTON DEcKER
On Nov Goth, by Rev A. j. BART
ELS, Mrs. AMANDA MENaus to Mr.,
DAVIS HOWELL. ..OTOIIq afz8 dE0i
& On Nov. I5th. by thei same, o Miss
MARY NJ. ScHNELL to Mr.. MATTHIAS
GRIM
On Nov. ,asih. by Rev c ScHIMMEL
Miss M AIRY ZEH 70 MIR DAVID LUX
HAgr So - a ~
Or Nov 18th, bv Rev JOHN Brooks
Miss FeAsoEs EDDr to Mr. VILLA,
BARKEs.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-12-02
Feeble Ladies.

Those languid, tiresome sensations,
causing You to feel scarcely able to he
on your feet that constant drsin that is
taking from YOUR sy ystem all its elasticity
driving the hloom from your cheeks
that continual strain upon your vital for
ces, rendering you irritable and fretful,
can easily be removed by the use Of thai
marvellous remedy, Hop Bitters Irreg-
u,arities and d'aobstruc,ious of your sps-
TEN, are relieved at once, while the spe-
cial cause OF periodical pain is perms-
ueutiy REMOVED. Will You heed ,hisS
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-12-02

The Tuscarawas Valley R. R Co. is
distributing ties along the east end OF
its line, beginning at Bridgeport and
moving west. The track layers are q,
work on the other end and every thing
indicates the speedy opening of the road
TO Bridgeport, The Flushing tunnel
will he completed IN about two weeks, =
st. Ciairspiue Gasette
Mr. E K MoRRIs clerk in the South
western freight office in this city left on
Monday to take charge Of the Woods
field efaee- . During bis stay in our city
Mr. Morris made great many friends
and in the social circle of young folks
he will be very much missed. We wish
him success IN his new, duties % agent
at his old home -Bellaire Tribune.
The Woodsield people are overjoy-
ed, and they intend to shout out next
Tuesday over .theo completion OF the
Bellaire q Southwestern Narrow Gauge
10 that point They will get out of the
woodsto dag,lssr Che care viii reach the
depot in that heretofore isolated town
before this reaches our readers, and they
have earned the right to jollify The
event marks alredzietter day for Woods
field. We extend our congratulations
- Belmont Chronicle, 9th uh. -
THE case OF Russell Barnes, postal
fcierk on the Marietta and Pittsburgh
road. charged with opening letters and
emhezzli ng contents, was dismissed in
the United States Court. at Cincinnati
Friday Special ageut Walter T Cox
who together with special agent Geo j
Lund, had worked uplthe case, request.
ed District Attorney Richards to ask The
Judge to take such action, and direct
4 the Jury to Hnd . verdict Of not guilty
The numerous, friends of Barnes will be
gra,ifisd to learn Of his complete vindi.
cation sssw ssd1 sVaa Is ssis=b eds
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-12-02
Save Your Turkey Feathers,
II Is No More Tr0nbiel tO Save
Them Chan u IL TO Throw
-.f,.a-ts Them msAyVay.-.-.

a$GI& ElEs s9EoIf---- ne iFFg8f7s1 : =
VIII ray you the highest market price per
pound for Turkey Tail and Wing Feathers
Want all the long and short feathers from the
tail. also from the first and second joints of the
wing; the third joint Of the wing from the
turkeys body Is Of no value)i sisasham b
: !. All feathers must be clean, sound and dry
picked. FRANK W. HIBBARDs e
novIS. S.T9w4. Barnesville, Ohio.
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IA, ed, ssHERIFF'S SALE. :.
: s8s 7enab "a s@,5
(ae Louis Neuhart, Guardian.
s;h hgs senfTa2 w. as hssavat
Elizabeth Neibch ct al.

sDY, virtue Of . oertain, order Of sale IL psr-
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
70 me direetedI will offer for sale at public
auction at the east door Of the court house
in Woodsheld, on sd4 ssd swsv,s u.
c,,,.,,o,, ,be ooth ,,ov of D.cemher 1879
:. IL ~ - 80. - So -, !,
ostwesn the noafs oI ~ oo,ocs :. ~, sna
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-12-02
The Bellaire and Wo0dsfield Mai
Route No. FL ,O63.
To Commence on Monday, Nov.

To Commence on Monday, Nov. 8.
The Postmaster q, WOodsfeld receiN.
ed .be following notice on the 24th ult
Posr OrrlcE DEPARrMESr, J.
OrrIcE OF SECOND AssIsr p N G}
Nv AsHINaroN, d. C., Nov. %, '79.
SIR: The P. M. General has ordered
that the service on route 81 063, Bellsire
10 Armstrong a Mills bs ssxended b,
BeallsviIle, Jerusalem and Ozark. Ia
WoodsHeld, from Dec. 8, 1879. Your
Office being 8 terminal point it will be
the duty Of the r. r Co, to provide d
Messenger. ait.} gs3siih
Report when the service Is commeD'
ced !. ss 7 Respectfully, saoso3
.DfliATaH .i8Rd j Il FRENCH, :
,sln.e Acting Second Asst P. NJ. G.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-12-02

EETh Cincinnati Times gives the
following as cure for that disorder OF
the mouth cpmmonly callet scandal -
The diseaseis not prevalent in Woeds:;
Geld tnbany great exsent, but we pnhlish
it for the henefits If readers residing in
other places: Take Of .gnnd nature"
one ounce; OF herb called bv the In
dians mini your own business" one
ounce; mix this sithsa little ..cbarity
for Others" snd two or three, sprigs OF
ekeep yout teeth simmer them togeth'
er in vessel called "circumspection "
for snort lime, and it will be ftyfo
use. Application GThe symps"ms arr
soyiolsns itching in the tongue an roo
of the mouth, which invariably takes
place when YOU are ip company with a
species of animals called gossips When
you feel tit Of it coming on, take .
teaspoonful of the mixture hold IL in
ysoar moosh. which you wiz keen close
II shut INT you get hons snd you vii
find complete cnre. Should syougap.
prehend a relapse keep a small botll'
Ifnll Shout vou,s and on the sligh,es
symptom re peat the dose. akAs>
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-12-02

EF Parties fromsM artin Ferry have
leased "a piece of ground from Mr.. W.
III DANIELS, of Beallsville, on which
they intend 10 erect a staye factory -
They wiz employ from twenty five to
thirty men. ~ mn srg.y A.,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-12-02

Aniisthenes verv fortunately died
long ago, for be would be an unpopular
philosopher we're he alive to day. Wien
comparing the value Of riches with tbo,
of character be said:-ssA man should
work hardest to acquire those things
which be could carry with him If he were
to be shipwrecked aud had to swim
ashore"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-12-02

eF The ST Clai,svilIe Goxette says
.sGEo. W SnFraKRb, OF Barnes vile. ia
after the position of Assistant Aajutant
General of Ohio :"
A better soldier and more perfect gen.
tlemsh cannot he found fef that position.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-12-02
-a,rronI,lati,,n is fas, learnine

N0uepqpalation is fast learning te
talk sailrosd y SSne one hesrs tht
whistle sound and shoute, "Thats No
L." Another says, "shaw, you don't
know beans, that's No. 9" and they i'm.
media,elv depart for The depot to deter
mine which was right ... -. -
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sINfllE lsfu Eil tfa.-.. Ts..1
ETA correspondent OF the Wheeling
IateHiqencer, writing from New Martins
vihe, West 4he s26tii ult.s. bite the
nail squarely bn the head HI this siyIe.
will j. Mcconnell, the temperance
sharp has come and gone. We paid him
SIS per day and boarded him and wife
while here, and then he went aWav and
abused US fornotgpsying bin, the un.
8fatefut fraud. " g3U VI u
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HT The BeIlaires Beaver sYalleyt and

Gv The Belluires Beaver sValeyE ane
Shawnee RAILWAY Company marrow
gauge} passing through The counties o
Belmont, Monroe, Noble. Guernsey
Muskineum. Morgan and Perry, was in.
corpprateti ON the 36lh ali., with a-capi'
tai stock Of $500 600
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-12-02

1 y = TT -TTTfbEBs
T EA check swindler has been opera
tirg .ip several counties in this State, re-
Eeen,lS, bs paving part cash on purehss
es of cattle, the remainder in checks on
Ibsnls'ii Shiehshehss no. deposfts The
extent OF 'hisn s~indling operations
amounts to thousands Of dollars Look
out for .him as be may turn sup in this
Ga mo1i esina assSblIs , .b1Rv Is
sectiou. .4a y = szys,s Rtixz sf.4s.,ev -,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-12-02

EF The prospectus OF the N. r.
World will be found in our columns this
week. The World isa large paper, full
81 fresh news each week and Democrat.
Fic in politics
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~ The folks in Bealsville had .
grand oyster supper last Saturday even.
ing. The Band sud number of folks
lintended going from here. hut the charge
for a special train was too steep; there
fore they concluded to remain at ts15ni !.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-12-02

A full ling OF iChildren's Knit sacks
and. Hoods to match. a. an astonishing
willow price at MAYER q KLo rz'S,
Bellaire, Ohio.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-12-02

Free of Charge. Your Druggist will
refund your money II Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrpp doeainet give you satisfaction and
cure your Cough. !.
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THE FIRST
PASSENGER TRAIN ARRIVED
lWOODsFIELDI
Z gelAl &Ats5A ( IisAlI
Wednesday, Nov. s2e, q 1879.


d &a S&s- A8I& 90 3
Il Track laying was finished on the main
track Of the Bpllaire d South western, to
this place. lSst & ~ eqhesdsy afternoon
With The exception OF one rail at this
end, The passenger train reached the
depot at 8 O'Clock in the evening amid
the cheers and hurrahs Of the large
crowd present. All day Wednesday
several hapdrei mens women and chill
dren, from town and country, we're gath.
cred about the track layers and the de
PIT. Everybody was in jolly good
spirits over the glorious fact that Mon
roe 2 'unty now hasAgE n 4 E4
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-12-02

Tuesday, December 16, 1879,
Al O'CLOCK P. M, ON the subject of
the immediate extension of the Bellaire
& Southwestern by the way Of Lewis
vile, Summeraeld and points further
West. Turn out, Men, and let us ex-
tend the road Committee.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-12-02

lseGN About onesthousan.h speople were
in town last Thursday to see the rail.
road yben Tue whistle ofthe con
struction train sounded between 10 and
IL O'Clock there was general stampede
ior iaY the depot, Where The From hc4se was
inspected and commented an by many
who had never seen ANYTHING Of The
kind before. Quite a number uf people
remained in ntownlun,ilatfer the arrival
kof f1the passenger train ins the evening
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-12-02

,sssa ~ Oar thenks are due Mr. GEossE
R,cHsER for sack Of excellent buck.
wheat four. Mr.. RICHNESS mill on the
. Z north side os spaffsh creek. Is dong
aageod Hnrk. hl.as.o-N ..i 1aaa-.Islisaaa. y
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-12-02

.f|oue s%i2ltana Sisaship corsss
pondent ex 'lains how,Mr R,MsEa was
etaken in" by shsrpers assbert time
since. The horse game to raise money
Is a. brand. tiewoone. s
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-12-02
I ~ Mf JSHn HART Superintenden'
,f the B.kS W is entitled 10 d very

|great deaE Of credit lor tue luorougu
manner in which the road has been
placed He came To- itio its dark days,
and possessing the energy and push" Of
half dozen ordinary men, went to
work With lis corps and yirsually dug
the road out of the mud. As superin-
tepdent, be is the right, man in the right
place.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-12-02

.sst AEEbe Wbeslins cheese market re.
port is as follows: "The demand is firm
-'aswe udote Okio factory 1870 lac; New
York Goshen f5c; Swiizer 1f@i2c.
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ITEMS.
Mrs. CHARLRs DICKENS died near Lon.
don on the 22d ult.

NJ Ne
Mrs. CHARLas DIcKEss died near Lon.
don on the 22d ult,
The Belmont Coal Company, (Heath-
erton,s lost two barges of coal at Pars
kershurg, on the recent coal run, worth
from Sc, 900 to $le, ,000-Bellatre Tib-
uae -:c;----
OHIo ia to be divided Into eight, GER
sus districts The seventh district is
composed Of the counties Of Athens,
Belmont, Cosbocton, Harrison, Jeffer-
son, Monroe Muskiugum, Noble Perry
and Washington,
8HESsY YASFossEN, OF otKirkwood town.
ship, aged % years, was, found dead In
his he'd at the residence Of Benz. HUFF,
on the 16ts inst. He was one Of the
early settlers Of ,hattownship. Belmont
Chronicle, 27thah.a 81 baa ,sr1leg Us 1
.sga-s angT'gEITqpI l
WALL street men think that Keene,
the great Wall street hull, made sl2,-
900 900 or over during the past week in
the fall and rise of stocks He says
that he cleared 'S5, 600, 900 of of the
weeks transactions. s l;o go 80
The Repudiationists of the Virginia
State Debt. with the aid of the Republi
can vote-White and Black--elected a
majority to- the Leg islature at the late
election, and the result is not satisfacto-
ry to Republicans at Washington.
SPRINGFIELD, Illinois, is aTicted with
scarlet fever to the extent Of 500 cases.
The public schools have been closed un-
tllafter the 1st Of january, and it is re.
commended that no public funerals be
held in shurches and private residences
for the present. % . = go -. :, = i. ;.
FIRE.-The residence and cut. uild.
ings of Jacob Unger, residing near
Maeksburg, caught fire from defective
ane last Monday evening, and were de-
stroyed, with all their contents, Of house
hold goods, grain, etc Noble County
Republican, 27h slt 81
THERE Is living headless rooster at
Cincinnati. Its head was cut off about
three weeks ago, and the neck which is
healing up has tube in it down which
to thrust life sustaining food. He doesn't t
crow much, hut moves around as If he
a'ill enjoved possession Of his head. 1t
is d great curiosity. u q @ g
Ex-SHERlrF W C Cochran intends
to quit the livery business in Bellaire
and he and John Wallace are about to
gage in the business OF cutting staves
and headings for nail kegs and barrels.
They will locate their establshm ent a,
Q lme point on the B 4 s. W. B. R.
81. ClairsviHe Gasette, 9th xk
The Woodsfeld papers are shouting
over the completion Of the B & s. W
Railroad to their town. Tie firsf train
runs, to that place to-day. TIE people
of Woodsfeld have good reason to re.
joice AMI he glad that they are no lon'
ger shut Oft from commpnication with
the outside world. ..e& Clairsuille CO.
sette, eth ult
f9 saii ,sna
THERE is an awakening isterest on
the snhject Of the Brllaire, Beaver Val
ley Il Shawnee Railroad, and it is quite
possible,that this road may, within q
short time, assume such formidable
shape as to satisfy some Of the gentle-
men, who are disposed to speak dispara-
gingly of it, that its construction is not
only possible but highly probable. =
Beilaire Tribune.
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,,1 wNnqsueId, stock Market. A /
December Cattle 2a3c per ponnd
Sheep 3a4oper pound. Hogs 24a3c PEI
pound gross. -.
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kcx The, program me sfar the grand
epenins ] Iaf3th,tB. & 5. " !silIbe found
on this page. Speeches, Music, Deco
rstton,andl Dimer Us the sorders which
viii be .csrfied out in ton-lofty styls.--
Come IN on Tuesday and witness and
take part IN Che ceremonies, ), :, 3 8 !. - :.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-12-02

Chief Marshal, T. 0. LITTLE.
11''Y's'Tr's'a 11''Y's'NTIrS's'aA nv H!IiksiaH sBtcHzSAs' zS1S,

q 81 v ss @sI
At II o'clock, on the arrival of the
excursion trains from Beilaire, the ex+
| eufsionists will be received at the depol
by the citizens, accompanied by the
lWaodsfeld Silver Cofnes Band. Pro.
eession will then be formed and headed
Thy the Band, march TO The public square
and then disperse for dinner.
! = $ AFTERNOON ExERcrsEs
sAt1 o'clocklRa Ms assemble at the
Court House osa.Id
p psvsn Iaa Sst,R,vWIH R,asp SAsp
Music.h 1khlItTId BAND
Reception Speech, yes ----
Music, BAND.
Response, :
Music, BAND
Short addresses will be- made BY. o
number Of speakers! = \ AftS1 y
Traips will leave for Bellaire at 4 P
NJ and The Bsnd viii fprnish music a,
the depot. &c
The following is the COMMITTEES on
Decorations: Mrs. ALEXANDER, Mrs,
Jupkiss. Mrs Wax, Mrs VEST, Miss
L,BBIE NoLL, Miss Hattie DIEHL. Miss
Mar F. MeRRIs, AS, S. SMITH, WM
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hoped that our ciiizans wilfsee TO II that
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resided near Clarlngton but who has
been living near New MartinsvilIe, w.
Va. for the last six years was killed on
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.HA. H CIAUs, OF Malaga town,
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that be will not permit persons 70 trave'
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