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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-03-26
Two convlcts at the New York Au

Two convlcts at the New York Au.
burn prison, while dressing in their
out door outfit. prior to being libera.
ted, one day last week, were detected
with letters concealed in their boots
from convicts inside to their friends
in New York. By good conduct they
had earned several months of COM
mutation from their original senten
ces. but this discovery was fatal to
their hopes of liberation, and they
went back to their cells, knowing
that there was no Communication for
them.
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STORY OF a WORKING GIRL.

Lily Vennor was late home from
her work on this particular night.
a dismal FeIruary night it was,
with gray fog above, through
which lamps shone like yellow dots
of Sickly flame, and desolatI0n of
thawug snow and streaming cutters
below. But Lily WAS used to all
SORTS of weather--a degree more or
less of drearuess and discomfort
made "a, Itiie difference to her.
iHJ Venn@r was a glove. hand"
t 9}t .eae ~ lat, with Seyen and.
@y 4efsf ssstls. ~ io,ig. low.
cellcd nam an ne upper floor of a
monster builiinE In one Of ne grimy,
""poW streets that ran parallel To
Broadway, w"rNiug al lie machine.
handling ,be curious -aapp9 of soft
kid, uurkskin aa3 tamusiliu with
def, cautious fingers. piJog up doz
eus 8t pairs 90 the sbelf ia front If
her machine, uat,l ,l,- vaguely won
1ored withia hgr4el, II there we're
hands enough in ali thr world to
wear out these gloves. IT was hard
work a:Id 1t was poorly paid; but
Lily Vennor had known what il was
to be without employment for weeks
al a time, and she was thankful even
for Mr.. MUrex's dollar a day. with
stipulation that, in case of extra
haste, an hour or 50 over. time should
not he objected to.
The poor are generally worsted in
their bargal MS, nor WAS our little he,
rome an exception to the rule.
But the machine was closed at last,
the work delivered up to the sour.
visaged ferewoman, and Lily was in
the outer room, tying her curls under
the brown felt hat whose tasteful
loops of ribbon had been sponged and
turned so often, and folding her worn
shawl across her shoulders; and, as
she took up her dinner basket, she
heard the fellow workers, saying,
merrily:
"St. Valentines eve! You don't
mean that you have forgotten it, Ida I?
Why expect dczen valentines, at
least, Tomorrow"
Lily Vennor glanced up at mary
Reid, as she spoke. A dozen valen.
tines? Yes, there was every proba-
bility that she would receive as many
as that. She was a dark. eyed, bril-
liant complexioned young beauty.
with a pretty Greek nose. a dimple
on the left cheek, and teeth as white
as sliced coc0anut. She would be one
to marry early, and escape from this
bondage of toll and poverty and, for
a moment, Lily Vsnnor wished that
she, too, were beautiful.
And then came second thought.
ST. Valentines eve; and she had
promised Midge and Edith. the two
little twin sisters at home. valentine
for this year when Midge had sub
mitted to the ordeal of vaccination,
and Edith had been so docile at the
task of learning to mend stockings !;
for Lily Vennor, girl though she
was, had already been burdened with
the cares of life. Her father had
married second time and lost his
wife, leaving Lily at his own death,
with the care Of these two little
ones, Edith and Margaret, common.
ly known as "Midge."
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Do not trifle with cough, cold, or
affection of the thrott, lungs or
bronchial tubes. DIR. Bulbs Cough
Syrup is y positive cure and prevents
CONSUMPTION.
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H8AE MsADHII 0Q aoc
AA q - 80 ~
- -.
P9E Lily Yennarl None but the
chii fe|l of poverty can ever realize
the zQnies OF distress and nortifiea-
tion #hich their wretched class have
to Qre as q part Of their inevitable
iate
Y pr 41graha.n's pretty little gig
was ~ dUor when Lily went into
the *'l|ee, and Doctor Ingraham him.
sei' seqa at the table. IN his fur-trim-
lHeo esR' pouring some mixture from
one ' INTO another.a tall dark man.
WIZ 81 es ss black as sloes, and ~
oes1 = long and as soft as floss silk.
anced up with asmile Ms Lily
nsF 81 Hnd something Ike flush
1'''l1 sfseu ms oark cneek for the
"a ai,,,,. ,.,
49,, =, z. ~ y \ 0n.1' ea'u i.e.
~, -. .', :
shall he ready for ot,i.o nr.c,ic.
Lilv had turned n;,L a,a vh;,o b.,
turns as she vrssnod tho Ca, ,,n,,,.
gold niece t,yhtIv IN tba n.,,,n IS ,ha
hand within her worn ,it,,a mrT
"IJ will NOT do,.;;,, 49,, -. >,
said she and she waited nnt;, ba I'D
nrenared tho nh...a.,o.,,.;.,,
mound and sent II ont hv nj, ,,o.
"And NOV pn ha s.id s,an,,innon
pos,te to her with folded arms and q
heiobt tnat seenea 70 hor nne;.;,,o,,,
commanding
II received a note from vou y che
said .tbis morringr
eyes. and whv did vou nat wa;t
for mo to ca,I o,, no asksd ,r;at,v
.I wss w sSham.d 20 ' NV, w., Hy ~ .ho
trorhlo :, s.id IiIv ;n . Ior, -
IN '' ;, ~ WV o''ee' VI Soo'
w IN. ~,
-.
' '''' o-0"' v'y ;,
49,, - ~" '"S W." :, ,""' "a,
nv ~ ~ ~. S""' ' "uue'
- 80.
y, 1o
=" '"o ~ ".' ""i ."
ue''I' " pay III i"''"'''en's' 90
vs. ', : '"' -.
Aou are "''s'"Aen' m'sS Ven"oi'
'a'' '"e uo''oi' quie'. IVY NV
.i'e III cai'iiis "au ''o'''"s "''a'eve.
" y" WIN VIC c'i'ec'io'' Vi my oi'''
H''y 'ooHeu a. MN WIN e9eS VI
o'ue' 'hhoceht surprise one olu ho'
o"ur,S'ahu '''il'.
''"u 0u'e''o'' W aoA Sou' o"'u
- ~ - NY = NJ W
GU. ''e ci'.".s"
.;'' o., -, .s u
= AH ~"
"''s .,
- " '"' " w
''""' MISS Nel'"or' l" ''i"'1 "ee"s
"i'ea ca'le aaiiy 'oS"u' MUSE anu
st" you s'a"o me ni''ie'e' 'ns
angel at tiie "eos'ue VI '''ose 'i'''e
ones, "iaue up my 'i''io ''ia' S"u
o, al "o'F"' . 'an'e "1"'eas ,. ~ 1S
i'ea' u '"se'' "o'"s peeo".
ana 'o"eo "i.''in "Seei " .'A
you W oe my "''e' ~ "'"' A'T
VeIno'-H''ySou A"~" why
was c''''s
lts emu Inv ''."'n VI "'''o",
oiiss 10 LILY Ve'ii"' ma, '"'''o"a'
walk '.'ious" ''e '"'''s"'' VIZ"
bruce lng,a'ia,i' ann W eupp.'
her-hio oeioVeo p'e'e"eo 'o ''ea, "
ner' one ia" wv" WHY. :" "'s .
s''"o"" e',' ''e ''e ~
ber; but she was coming INTO her
Lil'ie M'use anu Lu' !" "e'e 'o'A
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Each stem of For get-me- not gathered,
And each said, "Oh, take and keep this; :"
Their VOWS thus exchanged with fresh flowers,
They sealed the exchange with kiss.
Fidelity, secrecy, silence,
Each promised to faithfully hold,
Till Robid could earn for his Roxy
A home and some sheckels OF gold.
But alas, some open cared listeners,
Winged messengers hurrying by,
Saw what had been done in the garden,
And tattleo to earth and to sky.
30! Robin and Roxy are lovers"
They piped with song and-R shout,
"And have plighteo their troth in the garden;'
So the delicate secret was out.
The world soon had the whole story,
Which Robin could not deny;
And Roxy, when banter cd about it,
Blushed back neaih a mischievous eye.
So Cupid and Robin and Roxy
Made love with the flowers for words,
AS they walked and talked in the garden,
And nobody told but the birds
american Garden.
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AMONG FLOWERS.

In the garden were leisurely walking
Brave Robin and Roxy the fair,
And Robin, while walking and talking,
Twined roses in Roxy's brown hair.
Rosebuds and Roses all blushing.
With sprigs of the sweet mignonette,
While the blood of their faces kept rushing
When Robins eyes Roxy's eyes met.
Jasmine. laburnum, and larkspur,
Verbenas, deep-dyed and pale:
Gay pans:es and white valley lilies
Heard love tell his stammering tale,
While the lovers kept walking and talking,
Four eyes bent down to the ground,
Two hearts had been lost they discovered,
And then discovered them--iound;
But didn't know what to do with them
The lost and found hearts-for while;
SO each piucixed a new and fresh nosegay.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-10-25

A New York letter 10 the Cincinnati
Enquirse ssys: "When my time came ]
sat in row With Eve other ladies. oil In
the easisse OF armchair, snd With dam
ask sspkias 10 oar Isps. Finesr.bowls
OF stained glass on plates Of painted
French china, 6lled 9th tepid Wassr
perfumsd cad containing an acid TO sof-
leo The skia, vers given ~. sod solemn.
u We ct and soaked our nngers for a..
teen minutes. IL the cod OF that time
On .opssssos' on low stool seated her
sell besids ne, ddsd oss hand, posed Il
on . pink satin csshios, cad With One
steei iassrumsas quickly scsaped away
oil the sott skia roaad the nail. then che
fled it Into point as the top end clip
ped the sides ,With sharp scissors, then
che rubbed . red salve, called rosaline,
over il, wiped II o6 and proceeded 10
polish With The diamond powder, usine
the palm Of tie hand until the nail iai9ly
eiittersd. and 6nally warm water, castle
soap end soit bgush ieft Il clean. smooth
snd shining. The procees wss repeaAsd
on every finger, end in half % hour, fol
The sam OF ol 80, wss flushed. and ths
result sss tes pink end brilliant sssp.
one OF defence % sharp snd pointed q
70 suggest the sdvanssge Of peace. The
fsshio1 Of wearing shese long and point'
ed nails hes become % exaggerated tha'
n necessitstes long fingered gloves end
exteomo care 10 Dycyeut their breaking
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seRev. @. ". GsAv. the excellent
Presiding Elder OF the Barnesville Die
svics, n. e Church, makes the follow
isg announcements:
BAssssvrLIs Disr -First Round
Arm. .trong's and Semerton. Nov. 8;
Desllsvills end Darlington, Is; Hanni.
bsl, 90; Powhatan. 81; Miltonsbarg
Woods0eld and Antioch. Dec. L; Fa =
view and q iaker City. IL; Washington
ID Winches.er, la; Hsndrvsburg. Nor.
istosn and ST. Clairssille, IS.
Darnesville District Conference viii
be held il Bssneavills. commanding
Tuesdsy sveaing. Nov. Sth. Distric,
Stswsra's meeting on Wednss lay. th'
0th, q : p. n
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LEGAL NOTICE.

TOSEPH OLrTHERo. Who rssi1ss at Mid.
81 dietowu, Nontgomssy county. Mlssouh;
Elizabeth Grant. aud John Grant, bar husband,
Who sssids st joliet, Win county, IlliaoiwAn IN
Walker, IaAas 0litheso. UyYus n. Mason. Flor
ence R. Mason and Elizabeth 4. Msssp. who
resids At Mason, 0rundy county. Illinois; Chi
rem B. Clithero. who resides ct fairmuns. Fill
more county, Nebraska: Ohalnses r. Macon.
who resides 1t Elisabeth, Writ oounty. Wsas
Virginia; James e. Macon. who IL suppossd 20
reside in the State Of West visginia. bnt vScss
postofAoe address h unknown. and Edws.d
Cliihero, who resides Vt Crescent City. Isoquo,s
county, ulinois win take notice that John J.
Clithero. Aduinistrato viii the will anne ssd.
a the estase Of JoAn b Clithsro. deosassd. on
The i0tA day Of October, 1881. .Aled Nh amended
petition IN the Probate Court within sud for TIE
county of Monroe and State of Ohio. sllsx;rg
that the psYsonal estate oi ssid deoedsnt Il ir-
suAlsisns 70 pay his dsbtA. ths lsgssies ehsrsn&
On tAAiesl estate and the costs Of s6DinisssRirg
his estate; that be died seised in H. siuple Of
the following detcsfSed real estate situSte IN
said county a Nopsos 70 wit:
The northwseSq qsArter II section four. town
ship three, ssAae hrs. containing one hundsed
and h}ty-sight sczes moro Or less.
Also. tho east end Of the east half Of tho
three Of range Avs, containing seven ceres
more sr lees
The prayer Of ssid petition il for esls q
said premises for the pasment Of said dshn
|legames and charges aforesaid. and for Sistri
bntion Of the proceeds of feaia sais scnsdisy l.
law.
I The psrsons above mentioasd usal ltesshs
tahe notice that they hsee besH naA pestis
IdsSsndant 10 said petition, end ~ ~ III
I,rsquired TO answer thss .2s % o. be16fe H.
iotA day Of December. 1881,
J0AN ,. ULITBER0.
kdministrstcf - a1osesstd.
By DAVID cxEy 6is Attorney.
| cctli, str
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The largest DRY Goods. Carpet and lsaay
hsds Clothing House Ia the cisy.
Notice to 1EAaonA
BRIDGE CONTRACTORS.

a BUTMENTS.-.ssalsd Psopo..l. vii
"A b received at the Auditors Once. Men
rOs County. Ohio. until noon an
Monday. Octol,er Al. 108i.
a, Al. br,lair. - 10 .h,.-.r,. - -.
,,., =, . h,id.s .s,.s. wr.s,.-n- rsS.r ;.
p,r.ss ,. r,,i Rsr,o. sc-,.ss. = 80 .s....
Ths ,e.t shnt-spt ~ 80 : v,n q n a
,..,.,or. shc,s - s.ii.-.. =
~ 81 ~ 4. = ~. ~. -. :, -. I.
s fses ana s,sy:.s j sS ~ ssor. 80 az - 49,
Ma a. ~. .,..h. -,,. -.,I. - 80 -s.t
sSn.nsps = shcvp - ,,s.. 80 ..s.,sss
tsn,s a ~. Ard,s.,s. a.. - ~ .a.,.
-.,t r,lI - ss-.-s.A 1910 ~. a. !.
s,s.s. ssss. : 's'sn = '''a P'Aas sas 'Pe''s'a-
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sPECIALTTEs

~ 80 70 I as.each. Plated Collars lin.
uense sssortmens st Sc to 7Sc, 1isss
esa CAidrsss Lses Csllars -Elegaut
sssortment ell nss at 40e, s,wa Barton
KID Gloves at Soc, two Bu.ton Kid
Gloves better grade as f5c. three Button
Kid Gloves 10 Black end G C,lored inclu.
ding oil the nes shsdes 70 match dres.
go, Of 100, three Button Kid Glovss Ia
q! sbAdss, "Oar Own Dtand" guarsn.
tesd the best -slue in this market. q
I Sc, four Button Kid Lloves, also
Soar O~a spesisl Brsnd"-ths hest
Gives offered Tor the pfics-Fosts
rssspi Laced xsd Gsssss 10 tso diasr.
sas sssdes q special lov price,. the best
vslus slwsys q
r. T KINGS. Bsllsirs. Ohio.
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SHERIFF's SALE.
Fssdsriek Kindslberrsr
Chr il tian visrhsllsf Of d.

DY virtue ef certain order u sale b.
DsusA IRON shs court Of common pleas witA-
In and for he county Of Mearos, and 6tass Of
0his, IN oass pending In said ecuSt bsswssn
The sbovs named parties. and 10 ne directed,
I vIll eGse for sale q publis auction q ths
sast deer d The osnSt heuss In Woodsesld. on
Saturday, tie ed day Of October. 1881,
bssvssa Ne heurs ss 10 o'clock An. and Z
s'sleek ,. \. Of said day, the following a..
sesibsd real estate situate IN Monroe oounty
0Ais, 70 Wit:
fhs ssss half ef the sast halt sl ths soath
sass quagtss sf ssssisn thirty fsus, tewnsAiy
tve o. range three, soatalnins forty asssa
alss, Ne sast half Of Ne nsytAsass qsasts'
Il w. nsstAsass quarter II ssotioa tAiTty
tAres, tswnsAiy W.. ranos tAzsA containing
tvsnsy a9ee-in I'll sizsv asPss.
eoil ysepssty - ssesssa - - ssla 70 ap-
psaisea = e1,leA M ~ ~ ~ tve
SAiSae q ~ apSsalssnsae. Sssns q nh
essh beeUss ssa1sno11ea.
/ w. MAD.
sspse.1lss. sAssis \. c. Q.
pSlnssB 3 Deuss1Y Atfys
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rnE spiRlT OF DEMOCRACY.
New 1 AAvesessesnesss.

Clarise,oa fsvors the river railroad
We ssrrendss our space to the RsOn.
Ion this week.
Mss. Va. MssaA Of Missouri, for.
nssiy Of shis place, ls visiting ftiends
ID THE county.
The Directors OF the Agricultural So
cissy mes, to-day. the 3ssh inst, to On.
ish The List Of Awards.
The gallant Col. NcELDowssT. Of the
New Marunsville Dsmssrss, spent lest
Sunday 10 woodsleld.
One. HAnnsoH. Of Bellsire. sports Z
ssw .plsg" be. at Hon. D. wAeHsa''
sxpsass; Won on the election.
MA J. MYras, one Of Suasbury
sovssAip,s good citissns, leavss this
sssk to locate ta NE West. We wish
hin suocess.
MAs4usw NcvSuRsss, OF Cspsina'
bslnoat oousty, vas relieved Of ease
vhIls leaving Ne tssia q Bridgeport
(ss che Wheeling Fair.
Rsv. EsnsnDa preached . very ans
sssaoa Sunday night on The So'disf'
nssslos hereafter. Those WAo did mol
Asas hin nis.ed some.hIas grand.
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@Thsre we're three sssssoss 10 tAt
GsenAa shnrch of this psscs on lss'
Ssulsy. IN The nofnins. nsv. G. Sesm'
-. oe nssafbsl, preached Tbasts'
oisias ssrnoa In the afternoon ksv. G
DussaAsDf, ce AiIsoesbsfG. end Rss
7. J. BsDnss. Of Ssitssflsnd towuship
peeashsd % ths Hort Of Missioss.--
Fha Rlseas. Rsv. 4. J. NsxfEasox
tsssshsl n sppropvisss seruon 10 ths
eesaiag The church, ia1l1s Of which
esss saassss sor the bsstss bavs bsea
nads lsssly. wss isssefsliy deeossfsd
9th essrsrsens end 1psssa Theissia(
vas sxcellstt The coiIec&ions snouo
tedto esi Il
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DustiH. Oct. 30.-The Laod Court
opened to-dsy sith crowded attend
ance. Justice O'Hsgsa said the Coars
he'd decided On extremely simple rules
Of procedure, Tree from ali techuicalities.
The fes ios entering the Court would Be
only . shilling, 90 nobody could have
a excuse for not having the sdssntage
Of tie Laud Act. There voald b .
siailas Zoe on giving notios Of a sp-
peal. Msny tenants bed slrsady applied
70 have their rents 6xed, bat no decisloa
could BE- given before the expiration Of
tsa days. For the present the ComMis.
slonefs would do their beet 10 mske the
cot : succsss. The Judee's s,stsmeni
was received With spplsuss.
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p.T. KINGS R;ll.Irs, Ohio.

- Some OF the laaiies and gentle
asa q Woods6eM gsse very aae
CoaSers ID he Court House on lss,
Wednesday, evsaias for the bsneat o.
~ \ Z. Church, After the G 'ncers
shsy sssssd oysiers sad coffee sad real-
Ir,d cute hsndsome aun.
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- rhs ls,sss market quotations I
Whaai;no - a follova:

- Ths letsst market quotations ir
wheeling ass - follow:
Grsin-Whsas, Of which there 10 bat
litsIs offering. is quoted ct I GOAL Is
Tor fair to prime red. Oats 10 scant
supply and 6smsv: ws nov quote st l6a
500 for good mixed. and Sla63c Tor
shits. Corn continues dull With con.
sidesabls Offering: good kieh mixed
sbslled 4sotsd q 7saolc. and uixsd to
prims yellos ear st 53s76c-We ere
coenisau. Of prime yellow Ohio having
beoa offered at 7sc. Rye slso dull; !;
western I5al Is; No. State Of la1c
mose Barley ID quoxd u l bal 10 for
No. 3 CAicago.
Flour-The market eontinues loV end
wsak, but 9th no ehsngs IN prices. We
quote 1854 90 iov supetdne; 7 16a
so sov beat winter wheat. and patents
IL 90. Rye 8 36se 20.
eais-Per barrel, Pittsbasgh sslt I s.
| Il 10 impossibls 10 get OHIO river salt.
Dried Fruits-The market 10 very
steady. We quote Apples ~ 4}c; Pssch
| q, 10; Tor prime halves: ftuoes. 7e;
CurrAnts. 70: Raisiss, layess Is per
bog vslsaciA l0c per ID
Chsess-ls quoted y joen.ng y -
Esll3c ios prime Oaso. sna letsto !oi
Nss ioss. csei'sss isai'c' sccofd'oe
70 quality.
basssf-kees'pss o. nesh hSns We
Soose pt'oe 20 ooo.o. os.o os"y !. yss0' -
sad creamery q ssa4oc; large oayers
will NOT pay more thsa our ouseide quo
tasioes; common 70 1sm eoenuy af''c'e
S0e1ec; common lesloe.
Esgs-Con.'aae % o. 'stfIy sc'.ve .s
oes prices ancnsnsso ss'"os u sassss
ses tfe:n ssocs: .o.
Iss'neae s 80 -L 70" = '0'ss'
0 -. y % ). -. - ..;.. ,,.. -;
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GET YOUR TICKETs.

Mr. 8. DssooH hes bsss employed by
The Passenger Dspsrtnsnt Of the Clsvs-
lead Z Pittsburgh R. r. Persons going
Wsst on bssissss or pleasure, or for the
purpose Of selecting snd lsestiag lands
ars invited to cell % Hin before. select.
isg thsir sosts. For safety, speed. CON.
fsst. ssd sssisfsssery sstsatioa % travel.
srs shs Clsvslssd = Pisssbursh aud
Pittsburgh n. Wsyas 1 Chieses roads
ere uarivsllsd. Every iaforns.ioa ssa
b. hsl by sddssssisg hin q Wsodsdsld.
Ohie. March l 1881.
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"a lsAy writes us that The ssllew.
jae = - escsllrnt Way 70 tell vhethss
eaaned stsit = going 10 kssp or act:-
sTAs aest ~ sltsr sasaisg, stand yosa
isss va shstv hsads for % hour OF too,
ahsn siest then, sad ie - neissafs 4
fosnd ou the sin Of the cover or ths
rsb1sk eip. 10y - sir tight sad uil'
Essp say lsagth Of time; sat II the isas'
dssp sf vsgraat jaios hes found IL ssy
oss taey must b snessed over with
sssliAs mixture o. The run uiil sasely
spoIlr
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That r. Z. KING be- the most COM
plese Ssoek of Dy 6esds Hosisry'
G,ssss. UsSsrss4s. 7t;nmisys 4 No
S;sas 10 Esssesa Ohio. q the lowest pfi-
css, b the vssdict Of III sho have ex-
smiasd the ;mmsass ssssb nov on sxbi-
hilton q llsA ia Bsluost Street, Bel.
,eiPs. Ohio.
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ne meDrnMsE 70 aAMnA Y rhe to he
ssnnLr raasA paeaanca n.s.oa. ah ry
dqm A be
Hdh p February
uMMhM nnMM hMm.yhmn wh.M hAh h g estates hd before "
% a M s
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Dalllmoeo.-Oes. l7.-l Cattle ass
cold a. these figures live weight. Hogs
are cold ct net weight, thas b 80 per
csut (geaerally) "a iron live weight
sheep ere cold eross, that b live weight.
or nothing oh.
The best cattle cold here to-6ay d
5 00a5 80. good butchers do at 4, 00s
s 90, snd coansry do at 3 00al 90 |;
most Gales rom : y0sS 90 per 100 lbs.
Ssine-We quote coDmon hogs at
saS3c, With - 70 Is 3 o6; fair to good
hogs e&aoc, end bess hogs s}c PEI B net.
Sheep and Lambs-Ws quote fsiS to
good shesp st 3Salc, and good to extrs
q Aslac per D. and maskst SLOW. Stock
sheep ! 50a3 80 sash, cad market very
dull.
BALTIxURk CATTLE MARKgT.)
MohDAs, October ~. 1881
Al CALvERTON YARDS.
Beet Cbllls. I'VE quote q ! 60s5 Is,
vith most saiss q 1 CO.'S 90 per 100 b
Pricss this vssk Tor Beef Cattle Sasg.
"a - Sollsvs: Best Dssvss ct 1 ON
k-5S; that gsssraily rated Asst quality
d JtsS o.; medium o. good fair quality
D s0a3 %; ordinary thla stsers, oxel
snd eews.A SOS o.; sxtrsms range o
prices 3 0osS %
Svine-Prices ore about % lest week
We qaoss erasssss q 33aS&e, md corn
|fsd hoao q o1ae&e, with Q lev extSa .
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WRev. CARL AuLExDAen, former
Pastor of the German Church In this
place, died on Sunday. Sepssmber 3sth,
Ct Asheeville, Ind, 10 the esth yess OF
his age.
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EsTRAYs.

Taken up BY the subscriber, who re.
sides two miles West Of Woods6eId, on
the Lesisvills road, two ! year old
sssers, one red and the other brindle
The owner 10 requested to call, pay
chsrgss. the cost Of THE notice, aud
take them swsy.
xDAn FoEnRsxsAcH,
Oct 1S,'0lt3. Woods6eld, Ohio.
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Isiss,s lns z,phyr K,it Shifts, Chil.
assas Mssino Vests end raatlets ell sisea
sssy sAssp; D,ys Mesiuo Uadasshivss
ed Dsessss = very ie~ prices; LAdie'
q Weol sosslss Underssas b thrss dif'
suDsns evsdss q enrsscs prices; Lsdis'
white nlssiso Uudss ssae at So to LOO;
cea.s ell Wool Scarlet Undsswsas 4
fosg di6sssss sraAss q right psisss
0sss Ntits end cslessd aesiuo On
1ssesas q IS 10 100; fhs lsrsss'
,o6ssk - 49, ~vsiso oeInaiasbls q
{. .rxleess. .ltsA I lst, Bsluon, S,sse
Dslhss, Ohio.
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swEiosss plants aad aossrs, wire
- ssrsw bsstsss for booeuets. bouqust
holdsss sad cut Aovers q ell times st
usa wars greea Aouss. Woodsasld,
0hio.
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ns,vk nsaA Certificates.

We ere nov ready TO supply Town.
chip Clerks With sicely printed certia.
estes for parties. (~ho kiil hawks, "a
present 70 the County Auditor. Orders
by usil will receive prompt attention.
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~Ds.0 4. RszRsaa end Ex Shsr
i6Ixssls wsss appointed, By ths Cosss
lssa week. to assist In the sxsuiuas'on
q ~ Conmsssioasss Asaaal Report.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-10-25

Oct. sl-Fious 8 - 5t; Whssl
sial 50; Corn 7osflS; 0sts lSa6ss;
Rys s6e; Barley ~.
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NEW MILLlNERY GOODS.

~lfia bayiag ''0rosssissr yea want ''tsli'
vslus ioe yo1r msasy 20 10 ocAanachsf's, cp
posits he Bank.
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GOct 3l.-Flnur I 3ks6 3S; wAses /
Hal ~; Corn slc: Osss 90; ~
1 o., Barley ] o..
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Oct. al.-CaAtls Ssl}s per pcssd
sheep sals PEI psaad. Hog ~ ps'
pound gross.