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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-18

Kisses Bweeten a farewell. They are the cream
Of ta.ta, as 1t were.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-18
FOB SALE,

The three story brick building known aB Llpper's
block on reasonable terms and price. For partlcu-
lars apply To A. LIPPERT.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-18

A new o N company was formed here Tues.
day night. Thirty seven names have been en-.
rolled.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-18
g:ura1 4eus.

The next term of Probate court will open Monday
September 9Th.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-18

Mayor Plero wants and ought to have a tele'
phone in his office
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-18
CITY COUNCIL.
$4,000 FOR IKPRO OVEMENT OF THE WATER
SUPPLY APPROPRIATED.

S2,O5O appropriated for The Opening Of West Fith
and Bucher Streets-AeSTs Raj and Clark
to Investigate tte Books ofhe Water
Works Trustees.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-18

IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.
BPKCIAL INDUCEMENTS are offered you
hy the BURLINGTON ROUTE. 1t will pay
yOu to read their advertisement to be found
elsewhere In this issue.
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TRAVELLERS REGISTER.
GOING RERT.
VALLEY RAILROAD.
CoNNoTroN VALLEY RY.
SOUTHERN DIVISION.

SOUTHERN DIVISION.
aoura NOUTH aOINa NORTH
TRaVe Canton, Arrive Canton.
Local 900 m Local, 22b o, m.
ISaSSenpey II 25am Passenger, IL 45 u m.
64Op m 710pm
f.. NORTHERN DIVISION.
Going North, From the North
Departs, ARRIVES;
Passenger, 800 m Passenger 6o' y IN
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-07-26
$l,8o0 00l

The officers of the Monroe County
Agricultural Society Wish to call the at.
tention Of the farmers of the county to
the Premiums offered BY the Ohio State
Fair for the best crop of wheat on q
given tract, not less than five acres and
not less than forty bushels to the acre,
viii:
Best 8 acres not less than 40 bushels per
acre, to be harvested in 1882. 5000
Bes, s acres Not Tess than 40 bushels per
acre. to be harvested in 1888, 5000
Best acres not less than 40 bushels per
acre, TO be harvested in 1884. 5000
Best 5 acres having yielded the greatest
average during the years 1882, 1888
1884, 840O
Tue premiums alone, it will readily be
seen foot up the snug sum nt One Thou
sand Dollars, to which also should be
added the worth Of tie wheat gtoxn on
the land daring the three years-anot less
than 600 bushels worth not less than
5000, aud we see that it is possible for
some enterprising farmer to reap the
sum Of $1,000 from 5 acres OF land iH
3 years.
This important cereal being now gath
cred for the present year would it not be
we'll for the husbandmen OF Monroe
County to enter the contest for this SUBJ
stantial premium.
Could not DR.. Covert OF Perry, Geo.
Reed Of Franklin, Philip Schumacher,
Sr.. ..of Center, John Hsrman OF Washing
ton, Joseph Hill of Benton, aud many
others Of the thrifty farmers Of tt e
county, inaugurate generous rivalry in
the use of every available atom of barn
yard manure, phospbates of. every kind.
and The crushed lime furnished by the
Belmont Fertilizer C,mpsny, and among
them secure this magnificent reward
Every one who takes part In this
contest is morally sure TO be winner
Every step made adds to the material
wealth Of the county. II all those ens
gagged in ii should fail id obtaining the
State Fair premium, they will yet have
the satisfaction OF knowing that they
have demonstrated in the different town
ships OF the county that the yield OF
this important staple can he greatly in
creased in this county. The results
which We can confidently expect will ana
ply justify the experiment.
By order OF the Board Of Directors.
JAMES WATSON, Pres
w. H. SrMMeNs, Sec,
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ITEMS.

Tar process of solidifyihg the Bel.
mont county delegation IN the Judicial
Convention is not going on IN a very
satisfactory way.-Independcnt.
Isaac AsKEw, Of Kansas City,, we'll
known citizen OF this county, ia making
bis annual visit to his daughter, Mrs.
Ross j. Alexander. of Bridgeport
Belldire Independsnt
BEFoRE the Democratic State CDnven
tion, the Republican press said that no.
hodv wanted the Democratic nomination
for Governor. and now they say that
John w. Bookwalter wanted it too
much. These Republican papers ap-
pear to be very hard to please.
JAxEs T. IRVINE. ESQ.,, editor OF the
zanesville Signal, while at the Demo-
cratic State Convention, was so overs
come with the heat that lie had to be
confined in his house On his return home,
where he was yet confined at last &C.
counts We hope his recovery may be
speedy and perfect Wayns Cosnty
Democrat.
IT Is With deep regret that we record
the death OF an estimable woman and
mother-Mrs Sarah C. Hilles-mother
Of Sheriff Hilles, and OF Mrs. Walter
Darrah. Mrs. Hilles was down street
in the afternoon OF Friday with her
daughter. Mrs Darrah. when she was
prostrated by the heat, and later in the
evering she passed away to that bourne
from whence no travellers ere return.
The immediate case Of her death, how
ever, is pronounced to be heart disease.
Deceased was upwards oi seventy wears
of age.-Bellaire Independent. 2lst inst.
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EWhen JOHN HISS was arrested Ia
Marietta, the bystanders were very ina
dignant ths. such fiae-looking old gen
tlem.n shoull be charged with horse
stealing Hess is patriarch in looks,
and the last man one would suspect OF
being horsethief. He reformed and
J ,ined church some years ago, bat his
wife threw chairs and skillets at him
while he was engaged in praying. and
be returned to his old occupa,ion.-BeN-
atrs fadependext.
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n@The Bellaire Daily Independent
oi the 23l inst. contained the following
item:
"Ex-Ju lge Chambers was in the city
looking after his fences in the Judicial
conte.t He iound.many OF the top rails
off and the bottom rails most all rotten.
When he approachet prominent Demo
Gratis and learned that the feeling here
va, very strong against him, be only
gave one OF those naughty laughs so
charac, ,eristic with the Judge Bellaire
is o poor place for consolation for Mr..
Chambers in any contest be might enter" !"
The Democrats OF Bellslfe, and
Belmont County, remember, no doubt,
that Judge CHAMBERs led the bolt from
the Judicial Convention at GAINESVILLE
five years ago, and not only bolted but
aiterward came out as an Independent
candidate against the regular Democratic
nominee. His claims for Democratic
votes are not we'll supported.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-07-26

~ Az Ohio girl '.takes the cake" on
big 'eet A shoe factory in Albany has
received diagram Of the foot of Miss
MAar " zBbs. Of Saaddsky. who placed
her foot on aliSet Of paper for the pur-
pose. This fopt as shown by the dia-
gram, is exactly II inches long. q
inches vide at the widest part, and could
take No. % boot, though No 80
would be just the thing. The BALL Of
the foot is 10 inches around, instep Isl
inches, and the heel measures 70 inches.
The ankle measures 18i inches. Miss
WELLs weighs l6o pounds, and she is
but II years old.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-07-26
CARD.
SrAyr,R O July 20. Issf

SrAFF;RD, u July ~, 1881:
Ed. SrIRIr: l notice in your Issue of
the l9.h inst. an article taken from the
Quaker City Independent, stating that
there is regular panic on accent Of
scarlet fever &c.
Now, l wish to say that, from what
ever source the Independent received its
Information it Is . grand mistake. as
there has not been case in our town,
and Dr.. Mason says there has not been
q case within his kno Wedge this season !;
and there has been but two deaths in
our vicinitv this summer, both aged per.
sons, and the health Of both town and
country is good.
Will YOU please correct the error and
oblige the citizens OF Stafford, as we
are anticipating large attendance at
our school to commence Aug. 1st, and
such reports are calculated to deter
many who are calculating to attend.
Respectfully yours
J.. w. NJ. Brock.
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GET YOUR TICKETS:

Mr.. s. DENooN has been employed by
the Passenger Department of the Cleye-
land & Pittsburgh n. n. Persons going
West on business or pleasure, of for the
purpose Of selecting and locating lands
are invited to call on him before selscts
ing their route. For safety, speed. conf
fort. and satisfactory attention to travel
efs the Cleveland q Pittsb6rgh and
Pittsburgh 1T. Wayne l. Chicago roads
are unrivalled. EverY information can
be had by addressing Him at Woodsfield
Ohio. March 1881.
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cE Mrs. NAoMA GRIFFITH. aged 81,
relict OF LEWIS GRIFFIrH, deceased, OF
this. Center, township, died suddenly on
the 20,h inst. Mrs. GRIrFIrH was as we'll
as usual during the day and was taken
sick with something like apoplexy at 6
o'clock in the evening and died 5 hours
tftefwa at IL o'clock. The funeral
took place on the 2zd inst, at MoFFErr's
on Jackson's Ridge.
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SCIO COLLEGE,.
Fall Term Begins on Tuesday, Aug
so, 1851.

Departments. Preparatory, Normal,
Collegiate, Commercial, Music aud Fine
Art.
Building heated by steam AMI supplied
With water. Bathrooms will be put III
at once. Send for circulars and cata,
logues to President J. w. RAvErLL. A.
n Ph. D., Scio. Harrison Co., Ohio.
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s@We clip the following items
from the Bellaire Daily Independent, 23d
inst.
Capt John Hofer and wife commenced
living In their commodious new dwell.
liag t,,-day. Their new home presents
an elegant appearance, and has been
flxed up with all the modern improve
mehte,
A daughter OF David Myers OF Gravel
Hill died yesterday, about noon, Of diph-
iberia. Mr.. Myers, about one week ago,
lost son With the same disease. She
will be buried at Bsallsville to day.
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MARRlED.-On Nav 29th, by W. T
HuRD, Esq, of Salem township, Miss
HARRrEr N. WATSON to Mr.. ELLswoRrH
WILLIAMs.
On June 18th. by JACKSON HAUaHr,
Esq o: Jackson township, Miss BER-
TIA HosKlxsoH to Nj. JOHN TaoBusS
On June l6.h, by Mlc1AEL Bouaa.
NER, Esq. os Salem township. Miss
MARY E BouaHKER to Xr. JAMES D..
SAYrEL.
90 July 81, by the sane, Miss MARr
BuRxHARr TO Mr EMERY C. CARPENrER
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HoN to Safe,

All m N and women who work hard
with mind or body are subject TO peril
odical attacks OF biliousness which may
end in disoidered kidneys or liver and
dangerous illness. A SO ct. or 8l.00
bottle OF Parker's Ginger Tonic will
keep these organs &C i've, and by pre-.
venting the attack save you much sick
ness, loss Of time and great expense,
Many families are kept in perfect health
by using the Tonic when Spring or Fall
sickness threatens.. Dslav at such times
means danger.-Dctroit Press. See
other column.
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Honored and Blest.

When board Of eminent physicians
and chemists announced the discovery
that by combining some we'll known val
uable remedies, the most wonderful med
icine was produced. which would cure
such vide range OF diseases that most
all other remedies could be dispensed
with, many were skeptical; but proof OF
its merits by actual trial has diapelled all
tiouht, and TO-DAY the discoverers of that
great medicine. Hop Bitters.are honored
and pleased by all as benefactors.-b beAS-
oefot
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~The lates. market quotations in
Wheeling are as follows!
Apples--Sales Of new crop at 2 90
per barrel
Beans-Ia fair demand at Soc per
bushel
Buttef-DealeFs report the sales of a
good quality, at price tangiug from la
I5c
Cheese-Commanded 5ia6c for fac.
tory, and 16c for New Yorkl
Dried Fruits-rbere is very little In.
q,irv. We quote Apples at 4c. Peach.
es 7c for prime halves.
Eggs-There is fair demand at lie
per dozen.
Feathers-First quality live geese
festhers 50a60c.
Florr-We can report steady de-
mand but there has been M change in
prices Tor several days. Fancy patents
8 O0sS so. Winter wheat family 5 75a
8 90. Rye -four 6 90.
Fruits and Vegetables-Oranges 90
per box; lemons 9 00a1l 90 per box ;
cabbage 2 00a2 so per bbl new pola-
toes 0Oss Is per barrel, rucumbels
l 90 per box; radishes 25c per 0,z.n
bnnches; Bermuda onions l 50a l IS
per hox: new peas l 90 per blshel; new
tomatoes 2 30 per box. CotL Ice per
doz
Grain-There has been no change in
The wheat market for several days
There is a good demand for all that
offers | 10 for prime red winter ship
ping and milling; prime Mediterranean
l II. Corn in limited supply and uu-
changed; prittie yellow is Quoted at Boa
55c. Oats scarce and in good aeihand
at 40c. Rye Zoe.
Hay-Dull at l6 90 for baled; loose
from country WAGONS good.
Puultry-Chickens Old : so per doz.
and very scarce; spring 8 0Ua3 SO per
dozen.
R,gs--2c per pound.
Salt-Per barrel, Ohib. river, / Is.
Wool.-Quoted at 3Ta3Sc. for choice
washed, and oue.third of for unwas6ed
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-07-26

s1 GA6uEs. of the St Clairsville
Gazstis, is running the Democratic Com
mittee OF Belmont county to suit his
own sweet purposes. His b4 delegate
plan fut securing solid delegation in
the Judicial Convention is severely con-
demned BY tue best men in the party In
Belmont county.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-07-26
~Auone the latest swindles being

NJ Among the latest swindles being
perpssrstsd Upon farmers, is The "sickle
grinder swindle" look out tor the
travelling sgents ergsgsd in the sale OF
this article. II you get into their claws
you are .sgoneF 10 the tune Of several
hupdred dollars. Also look out for the
gold watch swindler who is travelling
through the scuu~y psying the gold
wstch game. @
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-07-26

sEMrsxrr NEunaKf little dssgh-
ter OF Mr.. Cakr.rrAx NEJusRf, who
wasill OF spinal neaingilis last Spring
~ss taken to Waeeling recently To have
one OF her eyes trsstei: Tls disease
hs,[ settled ii oassef them Tie phys
siciap-is Wheeling il, OF tile opinion
that The eve Will have to be removed
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~ The Army Worm is from one-
half inch to one and half inches in
six., and is grayish color With longi-
tudinal stripes It Multiple, 50 rapidly
that new broods make their appearance
every morning. They are very destruct.
i've to cereals and grass, seldom touch
ing vegetables and q 'wers 1t u said
that they keep hidden until 2o'clock in
tue afternoon. when they begin their
march. Nothing will stay their prog
ress hut fire. although salt sprinkled
along the borders Of folds Is said to be
Epnisonous TO them The latter is used
sparingly, however, as it Is said to be
fatal to blrde.
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wAsrED. Carpenters 81 50 to 3:
per day. Laborers 81 25 per day
Steady joh.
TnE GrLL Car M'fa c.,
Jaly IL. 'S1-4w. Columbus, o.
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Ars. c. kslLr, temperance candi
date tor Representative. has MT been
very succe ssiul as q candidate for Office
ia the Democrats ranks He was twice
i caadidAte for Sheriff 10 Nominating
Uonyentioas. and Was badly left on both
occasions
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-07-26

AGENTS AND CANVAssERs
Make from $40 10 $50 Per
week selling goods for E. g. RIDE
OUT & co, 10 Barclay street. Rev
York.
Send for their Catalogue and terms.
aug24, '80lv.
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ICE CREAM PARLOR.

I have just procured one Of the best Ice
Uream Freezcrs now in use and am prepared to
furnish Ice Cream to families. weddings, and
picnic parties on the shortest notice. Parlor
open every evening. Cakes Of all kinds fur.
nished. Lunch at all hours.
JACOB RENHERR.
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Agricultural Society

The Directors oi the Monroe County
Agricultural Society are requested 10
meet in Woods6eld on Saturday, the
30lh inst. to attend to important busi-
nesa. Jas WATSON, Pres.
w. q. SIMMoxs. Sec'y.
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@rhere we're four persoas prostra /.
tel BY the best in Lee aii Oaio town
AAip4 during the hssteli term ten days
sincs. Onc, whose nauo We did not
learn. died sh ,rtlY a'ter hsing overcome
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Weekly Excursions to Deer Park
and Oakland, During the Heated
Term

w OOHty Ab4OtAt StOnS w t{OOl 0L
and Oakland, During the Heated
Term.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will
sell round trip tickets every Saturday
and Sunday, during the heated term, at
the low rate of Four dollars, good for
ten days from date Of sale, to Deer Park
and Oakland, these fafflous resorts are
situated in the heart Of the Allegheny
mountains, at an altitude Of 5000 feet
above the sea, the thermomster never
exceeding 60 per cent at night or 70 per
cent. during the day, the magnificent
hotels at both OF these resorts have been
entirely renovated, and refurnished. and
are the equal Of any in the country,
tickets are good on all trains on these
days, sleeping cars attached to all
through trains. For time tables, maps
and other information, call upon or ad
dress any Agent of the b. d O. r. R..
or W. q. Rupert. Pass. Agent, No.
205t North High ST., Columbus, Ohio.
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1VC Coin In which holes have been
punched ara now worth much less than
perfec. ones, the government fixing the
following values: Dollars, 65 cents /;
half dollars, s. cents /; quarters. Is cents; /;
dimes, s cents.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-07-26

~ HMARrAn HEsLAx, Of Seneca to IN
sbir. Was exsmined In the Probate Court
on the 18th inst, and adju,ise'l to he
inssne and entitled 70 admission into the
Asylum q Athens TO- treatment.
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.BUSlN ESS NOTICES.

az If in buying "Grooeries' you want ''full"
value fos Y9dr money go 10 Schuuscher's, Of!
posite the Bank. IS.
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Put Up, or shit Up.

NEM York, July 22.-I will bet the
gentleman from Springfield who dis.
patched the Gazette, $4,000 against $4,-
GOO that Bookwalter carries the State.
JACOB FLETCHER,
Care Richters & Sons.
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AT The preachers present at the tenn.
perance meeting here last week we're
very niesssnt gentlemen. R,vs. DoLLl-
sss, BepA.L and LlNkLErrER we're the
controlling lights,
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TUESDAY, July 70, 1881.
new ! Auverslsenen,s. I

Appointment, G. FORM.
Diy Goods &C., MoRkrs + ARAsfRoNa.
~ i - -------.s Ds---==z===-- Y
Camp Meeting st Burr'si Mills begins
on August l7th.
Tha road tax levy will be found else
where In this paper
Blackberfies hsve taken the place OF
faspterfies in this market.
Mr. ANDREW WILEY, Of Bellaire. is
out here visiting friends and recruiting
Ais health.
The ladies' Of ,be n. E. Church will
have lawn fete at JoHk B. NoLL's on
hext Friday evening.
a Railroad Commission from Colum.
6us, consisling Of three geotlemen, will
Nisit Woodsneld on the 3Bth inst
The Army Worm hss msde It's ap.
pesssncs on the farm Of C. p. RrssrLL
Ia Jactson township, this county.
.sI3ossy rule In Belmont county b
meeting with dissatisfaction sniong
Democrats throughout the county.
3suuar :. EossR, OF this township.
This year moved from small piece Of
ground containing about II acres, be-
u b
tween y and 3 tons Of hay.
Common Pless Court convenes to-
morrow. the 9Th inst, to close up some
nnnnIshed business Of the late fegular
term.
Mrs JERE wILLrAx, aud children let
here for Washington City last week to
visit Mr.. WiL1AHs who Is engaged In
the Office Of the Secretary OF the U 5
Senate.
Mrs. Trnxoss and grand daughter. Of
CsdIz, are visiting At NJ. ALLss's in
this. place. Mrs. T., whose maiden
name vas LAcrH, resided in Woods6eld
AZ yeass ago.
An exchange remarks that it Is easy
to ieltthe difference between man wllo
advertises and one who doesn't. One
wears out the soles OF his shoes, aud
The other wears out the seat OF bis pants
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Barnesville Real Estate Agency.
Eight Farms in this ard adjacent
Counties and fifteen pieces Of Town prop.
erty now Offering. Address
J. T. scofITLD, Agent.
febS. .'8lyl.
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Read Tax Receipts

Furnished to Road Supervisors or Towr.
ship Clerks ct TIE SPIRIT Office. or or
ders by mail will receive prompt atten
ton
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SOWER,
Can be seen at r. SCHUMA.
CHEERS. Agenijai this place.

It has many Special Advantages over others:
1st Simplicity: TIE entire feeding miochaa-
isni Is comprised in one single staft seith the
feeders.
2d. 1t is superior in accuracy, in quality. In
convenience. III correctness; we have no lost
molten. consequently nf,tst SOW the quantity
at which it is SIT.
It's wheels turn on stationary axle, witch
makes it of lighter draft, and it has no boxes
to grind or cut out ;.
Its Grass Sseder is "Force Feed" and csn't
help but SOW accurate.
More OF them in use in this county than
all others combined; and never COM
plant from one. Come and see il.
n. scffu1liacher. Jr.
woodsasld, Ohio.
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DIED. -On July 10th, at his home in
Washington township, this county, An
fHoNY CoorER, aged "a years.
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Meeting of the Democratic Central
Committee Of Monroe County.
The committee assembled in the court
room on Saturday, the ga inst On q
call OF the roll the following committee
men answered to their names.
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We invite attention TO the McSherry Drill
With Fertilizer Attachment, and its SUPERB
6RIff ovst DR1nLs Of any other name and
manufacture. Tho advantages possessed by
this DRtht have often been Iehearsed and are
Well known. Yet we wish agaid to press our
-olainis. s. t
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HMrs. NAonA GRIrrrrH, aged s.

W. III. SIMMoNs, Sec'Y.
, 1881-05-13

Eg ANY one drSirouS of purchasing
clIoicr. harness. dnuIie or sing'e. will do
well tn leave orders with D. ii. Holcomb,
as he is agent for an eastern firm whose
harness gives the best of satisfaction. both
in quality and style. This can easily he
proven by taking a look at Mr.. James
SalIy'S harness which was purchased by
Mr.. Hnlccmb. and is pronounced by COM
perrnt judges to be the best style OF har-
ness in the place
, 1881-05-13
tice or Publicati n.
L. S. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMrIa. W.

L. 5. LAND OFFICE AT OLYNrIA. W. Z.
April 90, 1881.
Notice il hereby given that LOUIS
CAYON flied notice of intention to make
final proof b, fore the Judge. or in his ah-
sencr.. the clerk OF the Probate Court NJ
his office in FriiIy Ilarhor San Juan coul-
~ ". f.. on Saturday the 2SI!i day OF
May \. D.. 1881. on Homestead applics-
ton No. A2G for the lot 3: u of sw Il
and 81 Z; of >w 4 of sec. 8, twp So n, r Z
".
He names "a witesSes: NJ. W. Nichol.
and Joseph Bridges, OF Orcas. and J. II.
Bowman and Joseph Sweeney. OF Friday
uarbor. San Juan county w. r.
!. L. BROWN.
l2;vt Register.