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LEGAL NOTICE.

-
GLiZABETH McCONAHA A. and Lewis Nc
ia Conaha. her husband Of the State of West
Virginia, Lydia Messner.and II nry Messner
her husband. and Nieholas Haney Of the State
of Nebraska, and Evan Cline minor son of
-Cline. deceased, and grandson of Evan
.Hsney .deeeased.of the Stateof Ipwa,will take no
tice that James Watson.as guardian of the estate
of Evan Miller and Nicholas Miller,miner heirs
Of Jacob Miller, deceased, did on the I'd day Of
March 1880. file his petition. in the Court of
Common Pleas of Monroe County Ohio. against
Thomas Martin, Administrator O. the estate Of
Evan Haney, deceased the above named defen-
dsnfs and others, the object and prayer of
which petition is to compel specific perfor-
nance of contract of said Evan Haney to con-
vey the northeast quarter of northeast quarter
and ten acres off of tbs east side of the north
west quarter of the northeast quarter in section
niuteen, township four of range. six, contain
ing fifty acres. situate in Monroe County Ohio,
to surrogate plaintiff to the rights Of B. F.
Oblinger in ajudgment and decree against said
premises, and for equitable reliet; and said de-
fendants are notified that they are required to
appear and answer said petition on or before
the Sth day of May. 1880
JAMES WATSON
as said Guardian. PLAINTIFF.
By David okey, his Attorney
mchg ,'S0t7.
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! CATTLE MARKETS,
RaIffm,oi,ra-

BaItfmOre-March Cattle
Very. best on sale to-day 5@5sc; tina
generally rated first quslity 4@5c; me
dium or good fair quality 3@4c; ordi
nary thin steers, oxen and cows 2@28
extfeme range of prices 2@5s; most 0
the sales we're from 44@54c.
Common cattle were not numerous % {
ferings consisting chiefly, OF the middle
grades Quotations 2@5sa, few selling
at either extreme, most OF the sales be
ing recorded between 4A@54c.
Mich Cows-Trade is extremely dul
atlforper Auotstions, 5000 $40 A M
Hogs-We quote common rough hogs
such as stays and sows, at 6@64c; snG
thesbet.ergrades ea@6sc,,with selections
at &c, not many selling al the latter
price. ~ asaASq saA
Sheep-We quote common sheep al
BOA cents fair TO good at 5@5i cents
and good To extra Of which there ar,
but few, at 54@64 cents. Lambs 5@t
cents,
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Assignee's Sale Of Real Estate.

| DY virtue of an order of sale issued by the
ID Probate Court of Monroe County, Ohio,
viii offer for sale, free Of dover. on the prem.
ises. at Alexander's saw mill, in Adams town.
ship. in said county, on
Tuesday, the 30th day of Narch, 1880,
the following described real estate situate
In Monroe County, Ohio, to wit:
| The northeast quarter Of the northwest
quarter of section thirty one, township four
range four, containing forty acres, more OF
1 less,
Appraised at $500.
Also, the southwest quarter Of the south
west quarter of section thirty two, township
four and range four, containing forty acres
more or less.
Appra. sed al $3.50.
Also, the southeast quarter of the south
east quarter of section two, township five,
range i've, containing forty acres more or less.
Appraised al $3.50.
Alto, so much Of the northwest quarter of
the northwest qusrter of section thirty one,
township four, range four, lying east and
north of the following line through said lot,
beginning at stone on or near the south
boundary line of said iet, and near the mid.
die, thence northwesterly course TO- . large,
marked white oak on the bank of drain;
thence nearly the same direction to mark
cd white oak, near large high rock on the
point of the hill; thence west to tbs range
line and line Of said lot, supposed to contain
twenty six acres, s&sss
Appraised at $240 so.
Also, so much of the northeast quarter of
the northeast quarter of section one.
township five, Targe five, as lies north and
east Of the following line: Beginning on the
range line on the east side of So d let where
the last described line ends: then northwest
erly course to marked white oak between
the fence and the road on the top OF the.
hiil;s thence nearly q north course to q stoue
on the north boundary line of said lot, on
the top of the hill supposed to contain SIX
teen acres. g sfsa, a,stss1ss hslaAsa Ae',8a go
- Appraissdat Sl6o.s > s3as sts ssas p ii
The above described land will be sold all
together, or in separate tracts. 50
Terms OF sSALE--One.half cash in hand
and one-half in one year, deferred payment
TO bear interest from day Of sale and be Sc.
cured by mortgage on the premises sold.
es'a = JOHN K8YsER,
Assignee of Joshua J.. Alexander.
mch2, 'S0t4. IS.
spaIees& 4 Daleas Att,ys.
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Wheellng,Li stock .eIarket.

WHEELINa, March 2.-Cattle-There
is an ample supply-of beeves of good
quality IN this market, but the prices re-
main ahontatha same as last. week. Fol
those in the best condition 4t@5c is the
ruling price, but sales of poorer grades
have been effected at as low as 35c.
Hogs-The market for hogs is only
fair The supply is NOT tquaite the de.
mand, and only few small lots are re.
ceived from neighborhood raisers. This
is probably due to the fact tha. nearly
all have already been. marketed. Prices
lars somewhat better, 44@4ac being paid
Flor best stock, and about &c for medium
grades.
Sheep and Lsmbs-As long as thu
matke6is soswell supplied. With lpoultry
fish and offal. the demand for mutton
and lamb will be limited. No change
in quotations since our lastreport.
Calves-The demand for vsal calves
is limited, but the supply is always shorl
katstliis lime of the years From "a ee
SS is the range, owing altogether te
qua ltY ri saia aahgs slsiSsA y as4sfssss 81 ass.
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THEPUzzLE.
LIB 10 I4sa

The peint i, to meys the blocks so
that they shall stand ia regular order
from 20 Is Place them in the above
order,or hap-hazard, and then work them
totheir places. Tw = g &9
a@ There was right lively debate at
the M. E. Church in Clarington, on last
Thursday evening, which was attended
by aslaEge snd stteniyeg audience. / The
question was Resolved, "Tbat intem-
persnce has caused mefe suffsriagIs than
war, pestilence and famine" And it
Iorigihateh iaIths TsmperanceiU Unionwas
affirmed by James Rutter, Esquire, me-
seatiseby Jacob It Merfill andslJ John
Good6de. YThe debaters acquitted them
selves in good STYLE but the argument
addueedsin hehslfefth affirmative was
overwheifning and when a decision was
reached twas taken by aiyote ef the aus
dence and was a unanimous vote In IA
vor ofsthe aGH ma iye.-Bellaire Tribune,
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.
sAuprrop's oprlcs, Nosaos covs,

y, zAUDfTOFB OFFlCE, MuNH0B 0Bfff, I
WooDstIELp, Ono, February %. 1880. I
To George Retterer, or tohem anay cqxcern:
Notice is hereby gwen, that Thomas Mar.
tin, Administrator of RYAN Hauey, deceased
has deposited in the County Treasury atsum
of money sufficient to redeem z6i acres Of land
in section 20, township A. range s, also
40 acres in same section. township and range,
Said land was sold for taxes by John Gatchell
Treasurer OF Monroe County. Ohio, January
2I, 1879. s. A ATKINSON,
mch2. .'sow3. Auditor Monroe Co., Ohio.
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'itEeAL NOTICE.
'uTiTEixM B. HaNlLToN, whose plao

yT7fLEiAM b. HAMILTON, whose place ol
w residence aud psstoface address ia un-
known, ,will take notice that an the 9th day o.
March, 1880. Margaret A. Hamilton fled hel
petition, in the court of common pleas Of
Monroe county, Ohio charging the said Will
liam D Hamilton witE wilful absence for
more than three years last past, aud asking 8
that she may be divorced from him, and tha,
reasonable aiimony may Be allowed her;
which petition viii be for hearing at the
next April term OF said court. 80 =
aSSs1 MARGARET A. HAMILTON.
By Morris 4 Hawkins, her Att'ys.
mch9. .'S0t7.. Ee asa
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HT CHARLES N. ALLEN, of Steuben-
vile, wIIIaske sditSlisl charge Of the
Bellaire Leader : about April Let. Mr.,
GAUAER, Of the ST.. Clairsville Gazette, is
fhe tiwner pfs5espaper. Mr. Allies is
a veteran and will make the Leader q
|liysly paper agaN yf, q sffs
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. -Nrrs ~ 20
"HURRAH for, Thurman" shouts the
Kenton Democrat. !:
TIE Bowling Green Democrat rallies
to the Tbulman colors.
Tar SfcArtbnr Enquirer ] believes
Thurman can carry ONO against Grant
for the Presidency" .rnsn d,c
The Grand Jury In Guernsey county
returned seventy nine ind ietments,. sew
enty-six OF which were for violation of
the-liquor laws.
AN interesting revival is in progress
at Ssmertens undsr,the ministry of Rev.
A. G. Robb. Upwards of,hiIty persons
have joined church, and the good work
is still progressing.-Eaterprise =.
THE Lebanon Patriot regards '.the un-
aoimity with which the Democracy of
Oqhio show their preference for Mr. Thur-
man Tor President as certainly encour-
aging to that able exponent of the prin-
ciples of the party. and we know he is
proud OF the honor" /
3 WHEAT in this part ofithe county is
looking even better than it did this time
flast'year. Farmers who have last years. 1
crop on hand begin to feel little dis
couraged. One dollar and twenty cents
s how the best price. that can be had f,,l
prime wheat Another full crop, with 3
diminished foreign demand, would cause
wheat to fall below dollar per bushel
l-Belloire Independent .isaGe. Z
The residence of Andrew Hammond
1.-TWO miles south of Twins Station
Mead township, was entirely destroyed
fby fire oniWednesdaysofaast week, none
ofthe contents were saved except bureau
ard some clothing. Mr.. H. and wife wer,
married about the holidays, and Ahat
been keeping honse but about two
weeks. They were eating dinner at th'
time the fire, which originated in th'
kitchen. broke out-Belmont Chronicle
4th inst.
| his said tbs. Nc Kssser, Vice Pres
idsnt Of the B \. OAR siisoa'1 Compsn.
concurs With Mr. Devries 10 recommend
ing the company to accept the propose
of the people of Morristown, to iror
and run branch road from that plac,
to Belmont if the people Of that plac'
construct the road ready sfcr the iron
This will secure the openipg 6 Of this nev
I1fhe of communication 1.-THE people in
terested can make good their offer, ant
we do not see Why they can not-Bell
: -. ~ aH9 sSRAEsa sIx9NA
are Iraonne 1zAsI : sr;lz.ss.tss -
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zanesville Accom- mediation leaves Colum-
bus daily, except Sunday, at 5:ls pm, and
arrives at GAINESVILLE at sos pm.
Mixed Accommod alton leaves Newark at
7.50 am. daily, except Sunday. and arrives
at Bellaire 500 pm. Stopping at all Stations.
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w Hon. L. DANFoRD, OF ST. Ciairs-
vile. who was seriously injured by the
wreck on the B as. w is At home and
recovering slowly.
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sCIncinnalI.

March 5.--Flour S0a6 10; Whea
Il 80, Corn 42c; 0atsi37c, Rye Soc
Barley 78sS0c.
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STATE OF Quo, INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, ! 4
-. COLUMBUS rSJaunarys30, 1880.
ATHRRRAS, the Aurora Fire, and N arins In
w surapoe Company, located at CINCINNATI, !,
in the State of Ohio, has filed in this Office
. sworn Statement, by the. proper officers
thereof, showing its condition and business,
and has complied in all respects with the
laws Of this State relating 10 Fire Insurance
Companies,
Now, therefore, in pursuance of law, |,
Joseph +. Wright, Superintendent of Insus-
,ance, Of the State Of Ohio, do hereby certify
that said Company is authorized to transact
its appropriate business of Fire Insurance
in this State, in accordance with law, during
the current year. The condition and business
of said Company, at the date Of such State j,
ment. December 81, 1879 is shown as fol-
lows: - ts@s#fsNs -
Aggregate mcunt Of available
as Assets, es9 sl71, 1,l4s 80
Aggregate amount Of Liabilities
Except capital including $44-
659 9S for reinsurance. being
Fifty per cent of premiums on
risks not terminated, 57,so2 SIS
Net Assets, :; 7 Sea $l13,840 Is
Amount of actual paid-up capi- fla
taL 100000 90
ss--s4sa=as~ss-.---s ---
Surplus, $I3,840 rs
Items not admitted as available
assets, 8 4,334 5s
Amount of income for the year in
cash. s1,6S7 IL
Amount of expenditures for the
year in cash, 92,662 10
In witness whereof / have hereu nto sub.
scribed my name, and caused the seal
lsrAL lof my Office to be affixed, the day and
year above written. r - s. -
JOSEPH F. WRIGHT, sup't.
mcb o BOIL 4 @aA
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~ gEE Tint faithful and able Democratic
journal, the Woodsfield Spirit of Democ.
|rusy, has entered on its 37th year. May
it continue to grow in prosperity
Wayne Co: Dsmocras "a
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PnIiadeIphia.

March 5-Flour 6 25a6 rs. Wheat l
45aIJ46I i Corn 54a56c; Oats 45a46c; /;
Rye B5c.l Vi II y ~ "
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New Yorrk.

March 5.-Flour A 40a6 so; Wheat l
4lsl 4S; Com 5Sa6lc Oats 46s49c; Rye
CSC; Barley 45c- s s. !
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.fE Attention is invited to the adver-
lisemeut Of Sardis School The Plincis
pas, Mcssrs WATsoN and scHooLcRArT
ARE rirst-cl educators. ~.
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EHCaltat THE SpIRIr effice tor job
printing from visiting card up 70 full
sheet poster Letter heads, business
card on envelopes, statements and sbill
heads printed on short notice.
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--I~T--TTT
Baltimore.

, March S : Fiout a 50a7 rs: Wheat !
45al 46; Corn 53a56c; Oats 46a4Sc
Rye 95a9Se5 Sc. ~ ssss 5is 1853
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To DELlNQuENTs.

We are under obligations to those
of our subscribers who have paid
their Subscriptions during the past
two months. There are still many
who owe us sums ranging from SO
to $40. We have waited patiently
for years, and now we must have
the amounts due us. We expect
every subscriber who knows him
self to be indebted to call and set
tie, or forward the amount immedi
ately after reading this notice. "a !
Ey Our thanks are due the Presiden
of the Baltimore l. Ohio R. R. torS..
Pass over the Central Ohio Division.
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EFThe Board of Commissioners es'
tablished the road petltioned Tor by Con.
nao BLACK and others Of oaio' towd.
ship
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wGo to SCHUMACHER'S for Crushed
Wheat. Oatmeal, Pearl Barley. Dried Prunes
Dried Peaches, Raisins, &C.. Sc. ~ sft4sAs
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aF For the benefit OF. our readers


re- For the benefit Of our readers
Emhu 6wpH aes.iws publish tbeifollo wing !:
Section zoos of tbet Revised statutes of
Ohio, 1SS0-The owner. or harborer of
an animal Of the dog kind, who permits
such animal 10 be at large away from
The premises occupied BY him, unaccom-
panied tYarg person, Shall be fined FIVE
dollars, and any person may kill any
such aninhl fonndI dIrunping arge
T6e blowing Ieyies were made
BY the Commissioners at their session
last week: ! .s&r 90. !. -s.m -,
Forssroaa and bridge purposes one
mill and SIX tenths on each dollar OF
taxable property !; sixrtenths 10 be set
apart sndiapplied 10 the buiIding and re-
pairing of bridges and to be collected in
uoney--pne mill of said levy may be
discharged BY isb6r Oh the public high.
ways before the 18th OF September next
at The rate Of al 80 per day, sndr . .rata-
Ible Allowance Tor team and Implements
New .eppsTEHFsIr UNarEI sfArEs
NoTE.-The public is cautioned against
. new counterfeit ten dollar United
States TreasGfy note. Which has just
made its appearance. The note purports
TO be OF the series Of 1875. Check letter
c, signed John Allison, Register; John
Oh New Tfeasnrers The paperis heavy;
lappearahSe ofsn6te daik, and slke fbre
in the paper initiated by printed lines
which latter feature sfford aready means
of detection, as the fore in the paper ol
genuine notes can easily be picked ou,
land raised srom the surface Rithsi IA pin
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eANNOUNCEMENT..

we are authorized TO announce that
JOHN FRoEBIscH is d candidate fer Treasurer
of jackson Township Election on Monday,
the 9th day of April. x.
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wooastieId stock Market.

March S.-Cattle 2a3c per pound
Sheep sa4s per pound. Hogs 34a4c pc
pound gross.
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BUs1N ESSs EoT1C Es.
FOR SALE OR RENT.

s The Centennial House a 1t Milsonsburp Ohio
Address A. ALTER,
feb17.S0t3. Miltonsburg.
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Do a Favor. to a Sick Friend.

If you have friend suffering from
any disorder of the Kidneys send them
apackage of Kidney Wort, and you will
make them happy. It's great tonic power
lis especially directed to these diseases,
and it quickly relieves the distress and
eures. the Have Jon tried it2
Proceedings Of the Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners.
The BoafdSnet in regular session on
Monday, the 1st inst, present DAVID
LEsTz,, JACOB ArFoLpER, Sri; and j.
LiEuELLEN. = g - :
The Auditor and Commissioners made
semi annual settlement with the County
Treasurer, and found the amount requir.
cd, in the Treasury. 80 :
The following sheep cases we're dis,
poses of: vf s..3f,as a,sa.s
George M Kerr, ! killed and 8 injur-
ed ;allowed So aA
Jacob aChristnan, 2 killed; allowed
!, Christian W ebber .'25 killed, lost and
injured; allowed S25!
Leonard Jackson, 2 killed and 4 injur-
ed: allowed $l1
Josiah Massie, killed; allowed S3
so
Isaac Conleysl killed; allowed 8S,y I
Samuel Clegg. Srs, 2 injured /; iallowed
IS
JosiahP yles, 8 killed and5 wounded !;
allowe6 $21 Is
AN. IMcIntire,4 wounded; allowed
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EET The walne County Democrat, ed,
tied BY E B EsHRlHAs, has entered lup-
on its s4rh year. The Democrat is one
Of the most reliable. Democratic papers
|fn ohio. May 1t reach its Centennial
publication, and prosper
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The Infirmarv Directors we're allowed
the following amounts : Henry Smith
Sl6 eJscob Drum $l7 q60s F.Js Weigel
S15.
J, The. change petitioned for IN the town
ship lines between Green and Lee town
ships, by George Caldwell and others,
was considered and was decided in the
negative. ''''s 1ssss''ss't tAs ,@ assss =. s.
The Infirmary Directors presented
their semi aRnual report. Rsr
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Furniture and Groceries.

BILLY BEARDMoRE. Jr, has fine lot
|of .furuitureson hands, and keeps afull
stock Of fresh groceries at low down
prices.
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EMrkEzRA CRAIG has laid out 90
desirable buildlng lois n ihe North end
Of town aud proposes to sell them at
reasonable prices Several have already
been engaged 9a ssss siaf
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. Hzmust begood, for everybody recon.
tnends It, and the doctors prescribe it,
We mean DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Prizes
25 cents.
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Mixed Accommodation leaves BRLLAIRK
daily, except Sunday, at 6:o6 am, and arrives
ct Newark at 4:45 pm Shopping at ai sta
Express trains run daily, Past Line trains
run daily on Central Ohio Division and Main
Line; daily, except Sunday, on Lake Hries and
Chicago Divisions. Accommodation trains
run daily, except Sunday.
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= eE The y oodsfela qspritp Demoe-
|rsq aals week entered upon is S7lh
|ysla ne We note great ppsoysnes' g
geographically, and editorially It holds
its own, Success TO you, Bro. WEsT.-
4 dsiss g, HsEs's S s - -
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PANTS OILS b VARNISHES,
Nevv advertisements. 4

ms. Statement, .PARvIN & Sons.
Statement, ArKINsoN & GArcHELL.
ssrdie sesDels xrsox g solloonSk Q 1'as.'r AFT
Iocsls Is 3 sS'ss VIZ. BfxRpaosE, JR.
Legal Notice, SrsfdGs q DRiGas and
DAVID oKEr.
81 ~ "a = sr..;.srs 1 Irv,Sl lors
80 S
Mani. sur.r .DDeared in market las,
week. i - -, 'sssvs,sa
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ri. hsss'ss gss sEs .ps am'',les e. = 80 sssfs0n
Inc com@Iss'oners porcnaseo i'ne
LOCK- '0r as s'0an'y os's 'ps' NseA'
Canalaass 'et o.y s0mces nass
commences = ~ "'sa TUG psop'e''
J. P. Srsloas, Esq vas able TO be At
bis once ! pars o ,vo days last week
HENRY ULrcHEY, of Ohio township.
died on tie Sd inst, aged about 65 years.
The Time Card of the B. 4 o. Rail-
rad wjlI ID found ia tits Issue or lTHE
sSpte,r sisae 6. 80 y. & ...s.,,ls
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ing the winter IN fittsourgn, returneul
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van, s bargain bar J. is Give him him s sall.
g.s4sssIT ,j,r1r tssre5sootbsn,ed Jaslor
Of The Cour, House, ON the 5sh inst, for
one ve,fsfrom msrcti lst, 1885,
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the NJ & Church here Il the morning
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-03-09

! NEW .STOVES.-Mas. O.. o. ALEX
ANDER has Just Sfeceived a lot of the BEST
Stoves in this market Cali and see them.
may27
cB Fruit Trees,
Evergreens, wa
And Strawberries. newest and best varieties at
Mrs, NJ, A. Ways Nursery. .Waodsfeld, Ohio.
Orders FROM . iiatance WI receive prompt at
Ftentien. .7AaSsia oeaA sAsf
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-03-09
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

Stanton & DavenpOrt will sremoye
April 4, to 1901 Marke. street, Wheeling. West
Va. @S8 feb10. soft
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-03-09

keW Pot Flowers of.all kinds for sale at Mrs.
WAYS
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-03-09

daW past in digging q cellar and prepRr-
ing I'll iss fodDsstion of tie ~ FOOT
store room Of KrrrERER & HoEfFLrR
The Woodsfeld Reading Room Is in
fall blast. i 1t is open from 8 30 in the
smorning TO 70 80 eim tbs evening on
Sunday, from 2o'cloek ii the afternoon
to 7 80 In the evening.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-03-09

MAR Gamrrra, OF this township,
csuter, died dsuAisAs aashualt, lsgsd so