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OBITUAR Y.

THOMAS TwINEM, Sr , died Nov. 1st,
1881. at the residence OF his daughter,
Mrs Ann Boutwell,, near Antioch, Mon
roe County. Ohio.
He was born August 6 h, 1895, in the
County ,Armsugh, Ireland; and came
with his wife aud family, consisting then
of 5 children, to America, in lS40 -
One OF the children died on the passage
His wife preceded him about one
year to their heavenly home
All of their children are in comfort
able circumstances in lille; and, all
evince good parental training in the
possession Of excellent moral charac-
lers Father Twinem was highly es
teemed in the community where he had
lived so long, as, also, by all who knew
him we'll Truthfulness and honesty
we're manifest and genuine traits of his
character. He was aisu true christian
When about II wears Of age be was
confirmed in the Episcopalian church
Shortly after he came to America he
united with The ii. f. Church. His life
was in harmony with his profession, and
affords ample assurance that be has beer
transported TO "the realms Of the blest.
JOHN A. WRIGHT.
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IRELAND.
England Beginning to Despair of
the Situation.

England Beginning to Despair of
the Situation.
LONDON, Nnv, %. The Times IN
leading article says: I'VE are unwilling
to relinquish hops of improvement in
Ireland, but cannot close our eyes to the
fact that the most recent evidence points
in the opposite direction 1t is onl,
100 plain that after q brief inte val ni
hesitation a considerable section Of Tue
people have decided. to adhere to the
policy OF the No Rent manifesto. 1t
seems that the plan Of dealing with re-
calcltrant tenants coun Y by county has
already been adopted in The counties OF
Leitrim and Cavan, where two flying
columns. each consisting OF 300 soldiers
ano police, have been detailed for pro.
,ecting those engaged in carrying out
the law. In many places it is notorious
that pay rem. at all is as dangerous as
1t was some time hack TO pay more than
Griffi his valuation. The cattle OF q
parish priest have been mutiiat d be-.
cacse the owner denounced the X Iri ain
ham manifesto. II we have to deal
with thoroughly dissfIec,ed aud dis
loyal population, of whom tenant far.
mers and their families do not form Nv. r
half, il is idle to expect to restore order
by holding out the hope Of general re-
duotion OF rents. The means at the
disposal of the government are bonnd-
less, and they are backed by the res"lu'e
spirit of The whole population of Great
Britain. II The existing powers OF the
Executive are deemed inadequate hers
must he granted One thing only is im-
possible Ireland should he deliver
ed over to lawless faction openly aim.
ing at disruption OF the union" Tue
article q base on kilograms from cor
respondents of the Times d t,iling nu.
merous instances Of outrage. such as
the firing .by an armed kartv into the
house of Lord Besshorough's agent a
Pilltown, county Kilkenny, the houss
heing only twenty yards from the police
barracks; several other cases Of firing
into houses, all within the last few days
/ incendarv fires in Galway and King
counties and the. placarding of notices
with bullets attached, threatening dealt
to rent payers. The seriousness of tn
situation is shown by articles in IT,
Dublin Freeman's Journal earnestly az
. pealing to the people not TO give III
Executive an excuse for further coerciy
action.
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Harper,s Monthly Magazine.

With the December nuuDer begins
the 64 b volume Of this most meritorl,
GUS of all monthirs. 1t would be diti-
cult to suggest anv Improvement whica
could make il more acceptable to the
reading public 1t is the great orb In
the firmament of literature around which
lesser orbs revolve. and from which
they draw life and light, 1t has gaine
this exalted position through years of
industrious, intelligent devotion on the
part of its publishers in providing a
great popular Illustrated Magazine com
pretending in its scope every depart
ment OF human knowledge. Its con-
duct, broad and conservative, is vital
ICED by the strongest impulse OF current
thought and action I,s illustrations
are in the highest form Of the art, those
appearing 10 this number costing $4,000
It's influence is not circumscribed by its
circulation. immense as it is, pressing
hsrd on to 100000 copies monthly, bat
is felt wherever the English language is
spoken Its subscription price is 81
per annum.
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EE Word was received here last even
ing that Ada, the five year old daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs John T. Presbaw had
died at Denison. Texas. during the fore
noon, of typhoid malarial fever, after
an Illness OF but three days, and thai
the body Sould arrive in this city this
morning for interrment. Mr., a. d Mrs
Preshsw. and Mrs Preshaw's mother
Mrs. Smith, the latter having been Wis
iting in Denlson, came in on the train
from the south, bringing the body with
them. 1t was removed from the car TO
the hearse and conveyed to the Ohio
street church, where services were held
after which it was inferred in the Seda.
lia cemetery. This is the second child
the distracted parents have lost since
their removal to Dennison, aud they
have the sympathy Of this community.
--Sedalia No. Bazoo, 9th inst.
Mr. and Mrs PREsHAw formerly re.
sided near Woods6eld. The parents
and their little daughter, ADA, visited
friends here last Summer, and heart fell
regret is felt hv ail who knew her.
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PRO BATE COZ RT.

Nov. 14.-J. c. Yoho and Elizabeth
Smytb, Adm'r's of the estate of John
Smyth, decd. obtained an order to sell
real estate. David S;arkev, r Mccain
mon and James NJ. Fisher were sppoin.
ted appraisers g
=, Neuhart, the Executor named in
tie VIII Of John N. Schwartz. decd,
declined
Nov 5.-Louis Hoe ff14r was appoint.
ed Administrator of the estate Of Hen
rv MAJ. decd, bond $4,000 Henry
Neuharl, F Gauges and Taylor Jeffers
were appointed appraisers
Nov i6.-John Hobhs was appoin-
ted Guardian of James Hobbs, an imbe
cile; bond S6 GOO:
Adam Haren was appointed Guar
dian of 1shn, e. William, Charles
and ,sghe,h Haiti, MINOR beirs OF
AngeaaG Haren, decd; bond 81 600.
Np&1S.-The last Will and 1esta-
ment OF Jacob N. Dearth, deceased, was
admitted to probate.
John Resecker was appointed Admir-
of the estate of William Rntter, decd,
bond $50. John B uney, Peter Du.
baugh, Sr., and William Thompson were
appointed app,aisers.
Nov 23.-.J. c Yoho and E'igabe'h
Smith, Adm'r's of the estate OF John
Smyth, decd, obtained an order to sell
real estate al private sale
Nov GAG. S Algeo, Adu'r of the
estate of B:zl Stewart, decd, obtained
an order to sell real estate at public sale.
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E The aacient Drui is frequently
followed the custom of b>rro wing mon
ey to he paid sin the mex. w1rli -
There was no Intentional fraud 10 this
as all Oruiis confidently believed in the
existence Of large cash balance tn
their credit in the bank "over thers "
II any Of our delinquent subscribers
are paying US with checks on this bank
we want it distinctly understood that we
take no stock in it, and IL We did We
don't incline to follow them ID the land
of birthstone to get them esshed.
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Tar. Sick Treasurer GATcHELL' 5
son and daughter are improving
JOHN BuReB aCHER's son, Ill oftYphoid
fever. is reported, "no better"
-S.B EvAss' fourth child here is
dangerously i'll.
One Of LOUIS HoEFFLER's children
has diphiheris.
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THE SPIRIT or DEMOCRACY.
TUESDAY,, NOVEMBER 70. 1854.
1naer 70 NAM Advertisement.


Tax paying WAS toIsrably brisk last
week.
Mrs. SAMUEL FAxKHousER, of Salem
township. died on the 18th inst.
JACOB WEEKLY, of Aiams township,
died on the s0th inst, aged 20 vests
The side walk In front of Mr.. Louis
HoEFrLER,s residence vas graded last
week. aisA A&
isBnIY' sxtra and NELr HARFER have
y lot Or horses al Malaga ready for
market
Servicps every evening this week at
the MasEE. Church, commencing at
O'Clock ed ufs
General W ARNER is pushing the River
Railroad. Salem township has sub
s.ribed si3,000. =
SrEPaEs GApD. OF. Jackson's Ridge
Mhoseiltness We noticed last week, died
oa.thes2ist inst.4 ); k
Mr. JOAN Becker. an educated teach.
er from Germany, is teaching the Call :
olic school jn this place.
Prof. WArsos attended the Eastern
OHIO Teachers Association at Belisire
iAsi Friday ani Saturday.
Rev. EpsoN EDNoNDs, OF Kingsyille,
Ono. preached an able sermon in the
AZ r. Church lsst Sunday evening.
SsMf .Joas A. DRiees. vile and daugh-
ter of Clinton, Henry county. Missouri,
a. visiting friends 10 this county.
umReuressutasiyes of-the Ohio Valley
Railroad are soliciting the right-of-"ay
through the townships iof this county
Correspondents, come on with the
news Of your neighborhoods. Write
us all the news and omit everything else
glAsppDEIrER and WBL READ have
contracted, with the Town Council, to
erect paling fence in front OF the Gem
eterv. 80 =
Mr.. Will DANroRD, OF Bellaire, and
Mr. ALrRED SINoLAIR, Of Beallsville.
visited Wuodsti,ld las, Saturday ami
Sunday.
Thanksgiving day was observed BY
the pubic schools closing and by q
number Of excellent turkey dinners IN
this place.
FRrrz BucKIo, at the Barber shop,
has,erec,ed q counter and shelves, and
iiteids t6 sell lobacc.,, cigars, collars,
neck ties aud other articles.
ALBERT WALrERs and ROBERT GRiET-
rrRs Of this to xnsaip. Center. left here
last week to locate near R,vens"ood,
Jackson cqpnly, West Va.
DR.. WA.rxss, Of Wayne county, I'LL
nois, was visiting friends In this county
last week The D ,c;or attended school
in Woodsfell several years sinee.
esMrs 5ons aoekes has an interesting
article on the sufj ct OF stock sales in
this number Of The SPIRIT. Read it,
farmers and stuck dealers, and write Us
your views for publication
Captain BOB McELDovsEY, OF New
Martinsville, West Va, vas in town
several aays last week. and appeared to
enjoy himselts exceedinglv well. We
are in favor of Boz for Congress every
.--
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The Daily Register.
LOST OR STOLEN.

THREE NOTES, given By Jacob sChupbach
L 10 Peter Fankhauser. dated SeptsmbsR !,
1881, and are due September ], 1854, Ssp-
tsmber ], iseS, and September /, 1894, ssoh
$500. Al, persons ere hereby notified not TO
trade for OF purchase said notes, or either of
them. IS the amounts they oali for viii not
be paid to, any other Cd an the ons 10 whom
they were given.
PETER RANKHAUsRR,
Morton P. o., Monroe County, Ohio.
nov22, 'slt3.
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f~ The Tuller Buggy Company, Mr..
H. K Tulier: made an assignment Thurs
day 10 j.. II. Collins and p. E. Fleck
attorneys for the benefit of creditors
The property assigned consists Of hous.
es and lots. the homestead excepted, ths
factory. engine, boilers, etc., machines
of different kinds. also large number
of carriages and bnggies finished and
unfinished and stock Of materials. Th!
assets are estimated at 100000 and the
Liabilities st $4,000 -0hio STATE jour
nal, i9th inst.
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IC4pt. W. n. MALLORY. of Clar-
ibgton, left Marietta on the 18th inst ,
with his produce boat, 1900 barrels oi
apples, 2,5G0 bushels of coal, $50 bar
rels Of potatoes, SO of onions, % OF
turnips, 10 Of crab cider and many Other
useful articles for consumption By the
Southern people
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sE Many towns have adopted tue
new plan of retailing all vegetable prod'
ucts by weight instead Of bulk as COM
monlv pyacticed. This is no doubt the
hest way as more accuracy can be al
tanned by measuring BY the pound than
by the peck or d,Ean. Even eggs are
sometimes measured hy the weight,
which run from seven To nine to the
pound, according to size.
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MARRIED On Nov Goth. bv Rev. j.
A. WRIGHT. Miss FRANCES N. HUBss to
Mr. JOHN c. MORGAN
On Sept 1lth, bv JACKSON HAUaHT,
E. a., of Jackson township, Miss Rosa
DELE FARMER to Mr.. SAFEosD' TUEL.
On October Oh, by W. H HAWKINS.
Esq, of Perry township, Miss JANE
DRUM to Mr. JEREMIAH HENDRICKS.
On October 17Lh. by R. NJ. CLINE
Esq of Benton township, Miss MAR
eAREr j. BRowN to Mr.. MARION CLINE
On October 2O,b, by T. & ALLEN
ESQ.,, of Ohio township, Miss MARI
FUcHs to Mr.. HENRY MYERS.
On November 81, by the same, Mis-:
ELIEABErH WISE to Mr.. LEoNIDAs AL
LEN.
On November 6'h, nv the same. Mis-
Rosa BlaLEn to Mr.. FREDK BAuMeART
NER.
On,N vember goth, by the same, Mis-
BELL HATHoRN to Mr. R. A. FOREST.
On October 20 h. by Elder WILLIAM
g. NAM. Miss LAURA Cock to Mr.
JAMES A.. BURcHER .s
On November 18th, by W. B. NEIs
wAxeEs, Eco, OF franklin township
Miss MARY MeCoNkEL 10 Mr.. THoMA
MERCER.
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CLUB AGENTS FOR ~
The Spirit Of Democracy,

Adams-J. W. Ward and John For
ker.
Benton--G S. Algeo, W. C Pool and
George Ring.
Bethel-John Camden w. s. West,
A. J Markev and w P Morrison.
Franklin-Eiward 0key, J f. Mira
Gle and John Williams.
Green-W. L. Norris. j. A. briggs
J. B. Drum, John Clegg, Jr., and Jacob
Affolder, Sr
Jackson-N. D. Garden, William Hs
thorn and C. P Russell
Lee. III Goodwin and Jas. Ander
Malaga-Samuel Groux aud James
Armstrong
Ohio-C. Cebrs, J. +. Thoenen and
T. G Allen. E'q
Perry F. NJ Amos, Thos Twinem,
A. L. Morgan and Jacob Utsineer.
Salem = R. L. Cain, j. W. McKimmie,
W T Hurd. ESQ ami MIN Martin.
Seneca-C. L Kroning, Conkson Car
penter. c. L. Eberlee and Janathan Lieu
ellen, Esq
Summit-Alex. Buchanan, Wn John.
son. Fred Gpldmacher and Peter Ulrich.
Sunshurv-Jesse Keyser, John Jeffers
and DR.. B. Dennie.
Switzerland-J. Rugseeger and F. j.
Zssiger.
Washineton--G. .. Douehertv, John
A. Watson, L. o. Okey, A. Massie and
o. F. Flint, Esq
Wayue-Daniel Boxer and S. Farms
worth.
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WOns Pes.al Route No 81 '76l,
woodsfeld to GAINESVILLE, on and after
Deeednbes Woods6eld will be omitted,
and the route will begin at jerusalem
snd run via Malaga to Miltonsburs and
Sack, sndf ffroms N alaga hy S 'merten to
Baruesville aud back -Enisrprise
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HF These long Cold evenings sdmon'
ish us that it ia time TO reorganize that
literary society. in which the Webs,ers
and CIays OF the school district can air
their knowledge and el'quence and the
Alice Carys develope their poetical ge-
MUS. These societies may not make
great men OF all who participate, out
they are nevertheless productive of much
good in awakening the sleepy and
Frightening the rusty intellects. M
one who has ever taken an active part
in one has ever regretted it.
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Encouraging.

The past week has convinced as that
We can look for q prosperous fall and
winter campaign for TIE Sstsrr.--
Agents will greatly aid their canvass by
sending In names as they receive them.
as the early distribution of the paper
makes soliciting an easy matter 1t
only needs to be examined TO be appre-
ciated.
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H Another cbild OF Mrs B EVAN:

~ Another cbild Of Mrs. B Evans
died on the s2d inst, Of diphtheris.-
This is the third death in Mr. EVANS
family within the pas, month from that
dread disease. His three rematning
children, one here and two at Ozark,
are afflicted with the same disease The
heartfelt sympatlies OF our people 60
out to Mr. and Mrs. EVANS in this, their
time of sore an ction and trouble.
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.ss~GEoReE WEIR, who murdered
STERLING RIsas in st, Clairsvills on last
Christmas,ywas arrsigned in Court on
the zad inst, and entered plea OF gull
ty OF murder in the second degree
The Court sentenced him 10 confinement
in the penitenliary during life. Our
iY,4essdefs win remember that WEIR Was
iadicted for murder In the first degree,
t.ied and the jury failed to agree.
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~People iathe adjoining counties
are beipg swim He'd out Of their feather
beds e The ssindlers prnmisa to bring
.gsathers 10 placs of the old ones -
T41ey do not II. Look ou. for these
Eo1ITTEt HezSifg-t = ~
gentlemen. sta,
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~A uillersbaron man saw

TA Nillersbargn man saw adver
tised a "cure for drunkenness He
forwarded the necessary dollar and re-
ceived bv return msil, written on pps-
tai card, the words: "Don't drinkt-
Another nan sent five dollars to New
York arm in response to an advertise
ment offering musical instrument that
would play anvrnumber Of tunes equal
ly as well as piano In return he re-
ceived jews-harp, With the intimation
that any fool conld learn to play upon
it in few hours.
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DIEp.-On the 22i inst, little son
of Mr.. and Mrs W. T. Bottenf1eld, aged
two years. The remains will be taken
to Antioch to-day Thursday and in
tered there.-Clariagton Independent,
25th inst
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vsEsandeI son OF u c. McEldos-
ney, had an arm broken last week by
fall lFd,A ahdfse. Dr. J.Youog resel
the Iimh and the patient is doing welt =
Nev Karfinsrille Hes, Fa.) Democrat
SAMUEL is a grandson of Mr.. 81. B
HlLs: Of WoaistisId.
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issaid that twenty minutes in
the smoke of bafAing wool will take the
pain out Of the worst case OF infama-
tion arising from q wound or bruise.
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eF The Boston Star gives the fol-

eF The Boston Star gives the fol-
lowing advice TO girls:
Always go TO church. 1t is sp'en.
did place to show your bonnet. In or
der that nobody shall miss seeing 1t,
make yourself as conspicuous as possi.
BILE.
You can do this bv rustling the leaves
of the hymn hook, PLAYING with your
fan, jingling your bangles and constant
ly turning about in your pew
When strange man aecosts you In
the street, or remarks on YOU in an aud
ible tone, giggle with all your might
and look around once or twice, and
when you catch his eye. gigele again.
1t is fine fun, and. hv adopting this
course you will have plenty Of it
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Just Received

A new line Of Ladies and Misses Light
Walking JocLess-also new stock OF
Childrens Light and Dark Coats in new
est cuts at the most attractive prices at
P. T. KINGS, Bellaire. Ohio.
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,sseg Mr. JoHs BEckra, an instructor
on the Piano and Violin, has located iu
W,joasi.ad and has already number OF
on our Young folks under instruction. M'
REoksRa graduated in music in Germany
ana isduaIi6eti 20 impart thorough in-
,struclion. His card will be found else
where In this numher Of The SPIRIT.
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.
GALVESTON LIVE Stock ScALEs,l
MONDAY, November 81, 1881.

TO-DAY.
The quotations given in our live
stock reports are OF the retail market,
except where otherwise stated
Very best on sale this week s 25s6 90;
that generally rated first quality 4 25a
5 25; medium or good fair quality
3 52a4 25; ordinary thin steers, oxen
and cows, 9 50s3 90: extreme range Of
prices 2 5Oa6 90; most of the sales were
from 5 50a5 90.
Hogs-Trade is reported fair to good
the supply generally being considered
as fully equal to the demand. We quote
at 71aSc for common to fair hogs, and
fair to good s4asA; and q ew extra at
81 net.
Sheep-We quote butcher Sheep at
345c; Lambs 4a54c; and stock sheep
very dull at l 50a3 90 per head for
ewes, and shade per III. for wethets.
There is no outside demand this week.
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EPsF. KING /. offering speciol
bafea,ns In Dress Goods of all grades
inspection invited and satisfaction
aQuusataa.eed Gus every time at 7. T. KINGS,
Bellaife. Ohio.
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~Last Friday murning unknown
parties entered LcBEssrFiN's counting
room at Clarinetln and bored three
holes in his safe, but we're frightened Oh
NV the wafcinsn. They then stole two
hol is ses' from resident Of the town and,
aithough pursued, were last seen between
Cameron and Bgall>ville.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
wheeling Live stock Market.

November. 22d 1881.
The cattle market for the pas. week
was dull. Sales we're made at 3B'44s,
according to quality and condition.
Hogs. prices are lower; o4s6c were
the figures yesterday.
Sheep are dnll slmost 10 stsgnation.
The best quality bring 8ac, and there ls
no demand for anv others
Calves brings O0a7 so a head, accord
ing TO s'ze.
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Knit Goods.

2 5.htf ShaRls. Hand Knit Hoods, Jack
els. listers, Leggings, Mitts, Gloves,
Stockings, Socks, Scaris, Nuhias, Boo
tees &s. at -xeEg l1s prices at P. T
KINGS, Ballaire, Ohio.
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Note on Running of Trains. .sEAST
York Fast Line daily. with
through sleepsrs from Chicago TO New York
Washington and Baltimore Express. With
through sleepers from Chicago to Baltimore'
daily. Wheeling and Cumberland Express
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GET YOUR TICKETs.

Mr.. s. DENooS has been employed by
the Passenger Department of the Cleve-
land & Pittsburgh R. r. Persons going
West on business or pleasure, or for the
purpose Of selecting and locating lands
are invited to call on him before select.
ing their route. For.safety,.speed. COM
fort. and satisfactory attention to travel
ers the Cleveland g. Pittsburgh and
Pittsburgh TT. Wayne l. Chicago roads
are unrivalled. Every Information Gan
be had by addressing him at Woodsfield,
Ohio. - March 1881.
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New Yark.

Nov s5-Flour 9 30sS rs; whea, /
36al AZ, Coin 65s6se; Oats 45.54c /;
Rye 96c; Barley 46c.
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The Spirit Of Democracy
TO
j JANUARY LIST, 1898,
FOR $1.5O.

Clubs of Z subscribers $40 so and
Copy free to Club Agent ~ ~ &
Let our friends throughout the corn.
ty take advantage Of this offer, and
make up Clubs
Nearly Ia months for 81 so.
A list OF our Club Agents viii be
found elsewhere in this paper
H. r. WEST, Publisher.
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|P. T. KING has the most COM
plete stock Of To.cel, To,oelinss, Table
Linen and Table Napkies at the lowest
prices IN the City at ll9 & lal Belmont
ST., Bsliaire, Ohio.
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Headquarters

For Clocks Dolmans, Jackets, Shacls,
SKIRTS -aad Uaderpsar at The most pop
ular prices at P. T. KINGS. Bellaire,
Ohio.
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Barnesville Real Estate Agency.
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