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e% Probably the largest case Of usury
that has been tried in the Courts of this
county was that which was tried at the
term of Court just closet in the case Of
W. j. Rncker VS. s. ". Archer aud
others. Ia this case William j. Young
fle3 answer and cross petition setting
up two notes secured by morlgsge
which amounted with accrued interest
to something over $500. To this cross
petition the defendant S. W. Archer
answered claiming that the note was eu
tirely paid off by usurious interest pre-
viousiy paid on it The Court decided
that there was about S2l00 OF usury in
the note and allowed judgment for the
balance, something over 800. In the
same case Henry J. Youngs claim
against Mr. Archer was reduced 1881
on account Of usurious interest paid
The case was conducted on part of Mr.
Archer by William C. Okey end Chas
7. Lewis, Wharton & Summers repre-
sented Mr.. Young.-Nobis Co. Press
1st inst.
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ITEMS.

THE Guernsey County Grand Jury in
session last week found twenty three in
dictments, five of them being peniten
iiary cases.
A NUMBER of the people who left the
neighborhood of Bernesvile year ago
to find homes in Arkansas, hove return
ed satisfied that it is best to let well
enough alone.
WIrH pair of mules weighing only
1900. Levi Benjsmine, of Malta, pulled
load Of sand from a sand pit weighing
5,64O. His method is not to curse and
lash the mules, but speaks to the ami
mails kindly and encouragingly.
JOSH BILLINGS disposes of Colonel
B>h Ilgersoll in The quaint manner: 81
wouldn't give FIVE cents to hear Bob Ir.
gersoll on 'he mistakes of Moses but
would give FIVE hundred dollars to hear
Moses on the mistakes of Bob Ingersoll.
The Athens mob which hung Davis
was about thirty strong unmasked The
coroner's verdict was that Davis came
Co his death at the hands of parties un.
known, although the Sheriff swore to the
Identities of several-Marietta Regis
ter.
s. B. FRAZER, of Ohio has been ap-
pointed interpreter to the American
Legation in japan. Mr. Ffazier was
raised near st. Clairsville, where his
father now resides. He is son-in law
Of Minister Bingham and graduated at
franklin College, New Athens Enter.
PRISE.
TIE vacant lots on the corner Of
Main and Gardner Sts-aets, owned by
George Hance and Henry Aiken have
been purchased by Msssrs. Wiscner,
Beardmore and Carter, and work on the
foundation for the new mill will be CON-
menced at once -B1rnesviNe Enterprise
1st ult.
SINGER, the horse thief is lodged in
the McConnelsville Jail, where he will
remain unless his friends bail him out,
and let him skip the country, He is re-
ported to have stolen five horses in as
many months, but in justice to the man,
it is only fair that we give his denial Of
the story Noble County Republican.
ROBERT DARRAH, brother of clerk
Darrah, after a brief illness from pneu-
monia, died on FRIDAY at his residence
two miles west Of Bellaire, aged fifty,
two years. The funeral took place on
Sunday under the conduct Of the Masonic
fraternity. Deceased was esteemed as a
good neehbor aud citizeH-Belneoxt
Chronicle, 1st inst
Mr. FRED MUHLEMAN, who has so
faithfully attended to the wharf-boat
for number Of years past, moved from
the boat Monday into the First ward.
Frank L,tten, of Su1tish, vii take his
place on the whsrf-boat Mr. Muhlemsn
will at ouce commence operations on his
new fl ,ur mill and expects to have it in
operation within two months.-Bellaire
Tribune. 1St ult.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
George s. Algso, Administrator,
vs..
Elisabeth Stewart. +


ny virtue Of an order Of sale issued by "a
II Probate Court of Monroe County, Ohio,
aud to me directed, will offer for sale at
public auction, on the premises, on
Saturday the 3lst dag of December, 1881.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. m. snd
o'clock p. m. of said day. the following de-
soribed real estate, being the dover estate Of
Elizabeth Ste eSart, to wit:
The northeast quarter of the southwest
quarter Of the southwest quarter. also, ALI
that part of the northeast quarter Of the
southwest quarter lying north Of the creek;
also. part of the northeast quarter OF the
southwest quarter, beginning for the ssrne
at the southwest corner of raid lot; thence
running north thirty rods; thsncs east sixty
rods; thence south thirty rods; thence west
sixty rods to the place of beginning, contain
! ing in all tbs above described premises thirty
four and ssventy.ive hundredth acres, be
the sams more or less, and being In section
three, township three and range Eve.
Said property so ordered to be sold is ap.
praised at $3.50, and may sell for two. thirds
OF said appraisement. Terms Of sale, cash
before confirmation.
GEoR IL S. ALGB0,
Administrator, de bonis non, of the estate OF
BAIL Stewart, deceased,
rov2S '8lw5.
| HUNTER & MALLORY, Atty's
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nEWe have learned of but few crops
OF tobacco changing hands, but thus
far are at good prices. A crop of air.
cured Burly was bought nv Prettynan
of Carlisle, for $S per hundred It is
said that higher figures than this has
been offered for tip-top crops
Twentyeight hundred sticks Of to.
bacco sold by Samuel King TO H. W
He'dlesheimer, brought $500 Charles
H. King sold his crop of air-cured to-
hacco to Shep Prettymsn, of Carlisle
about | 200 sticks, for eleven and three
quarter cts per stick. Stephen Cun
ninghan sold his crop to W Fl. Hell
dlosheimer, Of 1890 sticks, for $780,
Noble County Republican, 1st inst.
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NATURALIZATION -Ol Octnber 9th,
GEoRGE JACOB FoEHR and ANDREW
WRIsHEIr, natives of Germany, were
granted certificates Of citizenship by the
Probate Court
On December 81, PETER HANNEL. a
native of Germany, received certificate
of citiz ,nship from the Proba,s'Court.
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CLUB AGENTS FOR
The Spirit Of Democracy.

Adams-J. W. Ward, John Forker
and B T. Mellott.
Benton-G S. Algeo, W. C. Pool and
George Ring.
Betbel-John Camden W. s. West
Al. Msckey and W P Morrison.
Franklln-Edward 0key, J e. Mira
Gle and John Williams.
Grpen-W. L. Norris. j. A. briggs
J. B. Drum, John Clegg, Jr., and jacob
Affolder, Sr.
Jackson-N. D. Garden, William Ha
thorn and c. P Russell
Lee-J. NJ. Goodwin and Jas. Ander
son.
Malaea-Samuel Groux and James
Armstrong
Ohio-C. Cehrs, j. +. Thoenen and
T. G. Allen, Esq
Perrv-F. NJ. Amos, Thos Twinem
A. L. Morgan and Jacob Utsinger.
Salem-R. L. Cain, J. W. McKimmie
W T Hurd. Esq AMI MIN Martin.
Seneca-C. L Kroning, Cookson Car
pnnter, C. L. Eberlee Jonathan Lieuellen
ESQ and Harvey Carpenter.
Summit-Alex. Buchanan, VIM. John
son, Fred Geldmacher, Peter Ulrich and
John Bach.
Sunsburv-Jesse Keyser, John Jeffers
and DR.. B. Dennie.
Swilzerland-J. Rugsegger and F. J
Ze-iger.
Washinaton-G. .. Doughertv, John
A. Watson, L. o. Okey, A. Massie and
o. F. Flint, Esq
Wayne--Daniel Baker and s. Farns-
worth,
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LEGAL NOTICE.


A DAN MATz, who resides in the city Of
a Pittsburgh, in. the State OF Pennsylva-
mia, will take notice that Louis Hoefisr, Ad.
ministrator, with the win annexed of the
estate Of Henry Matz, deceased on the
day of November. 1881. fled his petition in
the Probate Court of Monroe county, Ohio,
against Catharine Aatz and others, a,,agipg
that the personal estate of saia iece lent is
insufficient to pay his deo,s and the charges
Of administering h:d estate, and that be died
seized Of tie following describes real estate
stu Ats III said county, to wit:
Being the middle part of the southwest
quarter of section seventeen, township four,
range Eve, containing twenty acres.
The prayer of said petition is for the as
signment of the interest of said Catharins
Ma in said premises, under the will of said
decedent, and for a sale OF said twenty acres
of land, subject to said interest. for the
payment of the debts and charges aforesaid.
The said Adam MatE will further take no.
tice that he has been made party defend
ant to said petition. and that he is required
to answer the same on or before the 4th day
of February, 1882.
LOUIS HuEFFLRR.
Administrator as aforesaid.
nov2s.'81t7.
DAvID(lKRY ATTY.
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@M Mr. DAVID LENTz, OF Perry town.
ship, who has served as Commissioner
of this county for six years past, retires
from Office this week. When we say
Commissioners this county ever had,
we do not reaec, particle upon the et-
ficiency of others who have discharged
the duties of that position. Watchful
at all times, and posted in the laws reg
ulaling the duties Of the Office, he, with
his brother officers, LlEUELLEN and Az
FOLDER, have performed the duties, il
not to the satisfaction of all, strictly &C.
cording TO law.
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Prices Will Tell.

Our store is crowded from morning
till night. Our extraordinary bargains
in Dress Goods and Clothing, find ready
purchasers. New Goods opened every
day, especially for the coming holi laws
Save your money and come AMI see our
Grand Stock and Low Prices. Fl. &c |.
BLUM, 326 Union street. Bellaire, Ohio.
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THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8. 1881.
Index to New Advertisements.


Miss EMMA HAYDEN is on the sick list
FRITz BUcKlo has tip-top cigar shop
Quarterly meeting at the NJ. E. Church
last Sunday.
Teachers examination on Saturday,
the 3lst inst
Protracted meeting at the NJ. E.
Church last week.
There we're several sales OF real es,s;e
by the Sheriff last Saturday.
Many thanks to FOREST FORD, for late
Wheeling and Bellaire papers.
The Commissioners snd I1fruary
Directors are in session this week.
We added the names of number OF
new subscribers to our list last week.
A fourth child of Mr.. and Mrs. S. B.
EVANS died of diphtheria last week.
Barnesville gives promise of ga spir-
i,ual awakening" 90 says the Eatsrprise
Mr. W. p. JACKSON, of Shelby coun-
ty. Indisna, is visiting friends in this
county.
Miss EMMA BuReBAoHER, daughter of
Mr JEoos BURGBAcHER, is i'll OF Con-
sumption.
A number of fat porkers were sold,
nv farmers, to our butchers last week at
good prices.
Club Agents are requested to send in
the names of new subscribers as fast as
they obtain them.
The small -pox has entirely disappear
ed from Cadiz- lit having been confined
to q single family.
Snesk thefts are reported in several
localities. Be careful what you leave
lying about loose.
Mr.. JANIS DErwILEs, of Ottawa,
Kansas, was visiting friends in this
county last week.
Dressed turkeys sold In Cinc;inlti on
SATURDAY. at cents wholesale--lower
than in this. market.
Itis,not very difficult matter to find
fault with others; before doing so, how
ever. examine yourself.
Protracted mae'iag at the M. E.
Church in this place will continue
through the present week
Contractors on the extension OF the
q B. & S. W, are rushing the work while
the good weather continues.
Correspondents are coming forward
all right. Several newsy letters will be
found in THE SpIRIr this week.
Thanks to Prof. JAMES A. WATSON
for report of the proceedings of the
Teachers Association OF Eastern Ohio.
The people in the neighborhood of
Mt Carrick need Postotnce nadlY, and
the Department should order an office
established at that point.
The Baltimore Cattle Market failed
to come 10 hand last week. We have
not yet seen any explanation for its non
appearance
Mr. GEO. KEITERER's residence was
on fire one day last week, but the flames
were sxiinguished before much damage
had been done.
Mr.. N. D GARDEN enters upon the
duties of County Commissioner this
week, and we predict that NICK will
make an efficient officer.
P. H. JOHNSON, near Stafford, who
had two horses stolen short time since,
recovered one of themSt Jacobsburg,
Belmont county, last week
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The town of Lexington, Maine. has
had to support wo pauper families since
its Incorporation in 1888. One family
has cost S42.00 and the otter 81 900
Congressman LIE Fevre, of Ohio, pro-
poses to introduce bill raising the De.
partment of Agriculture to the position
Of an executive department, whose bead
shall be Cabinet officer.
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The Spirit Of Democracy
JANUARY 1st, 1883,
FOR &l.5O.

Clubs of Z subscribers $40 30 and !
Copy free to Club Agent
Let our friends throughout the com
ty take advantage of this offer and
make up Clubs
Nearly IA months for 81 so.
A list of our Club Agents will be
found elsewhere in this paper
II. R. WEST, Publisher.
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New Subscribers

And our Club Agents are requested to
show The SPIRIT 10 those Ahc do not
take it. All they need to do Is to show
the paper and they will have no trouble
in adding names to their lists.
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EF1n 1878 silver dollars were struck
and issued on which the eagle had sew
en- tail feathers. The die was broken
and a new one was made, and By mere
accident the eagle on the new one con-
tanned eighttail feathers The latter are
of no more value than other dollars.
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MARRIED On October Alb, nv W
T. HURD, Esq, Of Salem township, Miss
LILLE COLLINS to Mr.. JOHN CASE.
On October ION, by the same, Miss
RufH foMER to Mr.. JAMES GRAY. :.
On November 23d. 1881, by Rev G
G. WATERS, Miss JENNIE REED to Mr..
t. HARPER TAeeARr.
Ou November 18th, bv Rev. VI. OAR
BY, Miss ADDIE v. LEE to Mr.. JosErH
V. FISHER
On November 18th, bv the same, Miss
MARY E. BOWEN to Mr. GEORGE W.
amos.
On Nov. Goth, by Elder p. J. BAKER,
Miss MARY j.. STEWART to Mr.. VI. S
RUDLE.
90 Nov. 9th, by the same, NJ ls:
MARI e JorEs TO Mr. PHILrr PorTs.
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Fifty New,

Light Coats, Dolmans and Paletots.-
The grandest assortment in the city,
Prices special attractions Also, | 600
New Black Dolmsns and Cloaks. from
81 90 up to $40, at the Cheap Cash
Store of II. & I. Blum, 326 Union
street, Bellaire, Ohio
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EE Rev. EDsoN EDMoNDs conducted
tie Quarterly Meeting services at the
NE Church here last Sunday, Elder
GRAY at Antioch and Rev E 2. Ed
koNDs assisted Rev GARRErr at Mil;
tonsburg.
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New York.

Dec Flour 30aS Is; Wheat
3Sal AZ; Com 65a6Sc; Oats 45a54c
Rye 96c; Barley 45c
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H The Teachers Institute of this
county will meet in Woodsfeld on Mon
day, the 26th inst. and continue in ses-
sion to Friday evening. Al examina-
'tion of teachers will take place on Sat.
urday, the 3lst inst.
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ROAD NOTICE.

kIoTfcR is hereby given that petition
" will be presented to the Com missioIsrs
Of M.nroe county, ohio, At their regular
meeting in December next, praying them to
grant an appropriation Of money for fs.
viewing and grading the county road leading
from the township line sast of the village
of Jerusalem to Miltonsburs, Monroe county.
Ohio, by the way Of Malaga.
n9vl.Slt5, MANY PETITIONERS.
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~Nsw swiniles are beipy perpetra

GFN New swiniles are being perpetra'
ted upon farmers A nan with hulless
oats, is making contracts with agents By
agreeing to take next years crops at 81
a bushel. The contracts sl turn out to
he notes in hank after little. Men
who do not take newspapers are gener.
ally selected by the swindlers for VIC.
Tins. The patent milk bucket swindler
was recently operating In county near
u.s. Look out for these fellows.
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OBATUAR Y.

ELLA, infant daughter of L. 0. and
SARAH j. CKEY, died November 20th,
1881, aged 6 months and 26 days.
Death came with friendly care,
And took from earth the darling one,
To hvs in heaven with angels fair
Where sin and sorrow nsYer come.
/, .>-- J. Il. d.
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p~Profy JAMES A. WATSON, Snperin-
tendeut of the WoodsfieId Public Schools
was, on the 3 inst. nv his Honor, R.
K. WALTON, Prnb,te Judge, appointed
one Of >tbe School Examiners of Monroe
County vies w F. WIRE, resigned.
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The Ninetieth Crank.

WASHINGTON. November 29-Another
crank, named Clial Fits, alias P Psnl
Neislino, from Saratoga. was arrested
here tonight He said he came to save
Guiteau This makes ninety cranks ar
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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
1T. ScoFIELD, Agent.
feb8,'81y1,
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Silks, Cashmeres and satins.

By Ear the largest stock ever exhibit
ed.
Bv far the lowest prices in the city.
We are exhibiting special large
stock of Black and Colored Silks, frou
so cents mp to 80 SO per yard.
Satins, yelvets and Plush, at great
reductions.
100 pieces OF all wool Clshmeres
from IS cents up to OIL per yard.
Great bargains throughout our entire
ste ok.
You will save moner by dealing at Fl
& I BLUM'S, 326 Union street, Bell
aire, Ohio.
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I D~Ail teachers are.esrnest Y solicited
to attend the Monroe County Teachers
Institute. as their attendance or non
attendance will BE tzken into considers
ton in granting certificates
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PROBATE COURT.

Nov. 29-Mary E Richardson was
appointed Guardian of the minor heirs
of .Theophilas Richardson, decd; bond
Sl,74O
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A bald beaded judge in Kansas daily
rubbed his head with half of fresh raw
onion and in two months his hair grew
out.
There is not single Republican
newspaper in Ohio to-day that dares to
say word in favor of the civil service
reform for which James A Garfield was
murdered. The vitalized blood of the
martyr does not seem to have fallen in
fruitful soil, as far as the Republican
press is concerned. There are too many
pos;offices depending.
Down in Mississippi the idea that
Grantism has come TO the surface to
stay has caught on" and there is talk of
a dual government, the fraudulent one
to be set up by the defeated Greenback-
Republican Independently Democratic CO.
alitiop, the leaders OF which will appeal
to the National Administration for ere
coenilion," after the plan in vogue under
the o'd regime The Democratic ticket
was elected by $4,000 majority, and no
a single case OF fraud or bull.dozing has
been proven.
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w See The Great Bargains in Dress
Goods Silks, Cashmeres and Velvets, at
Blum's Cheap Cash Store, 326 Union
street, Bellaire, Ohio.
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eFTvphoid lever prevails to an IN
usual extent all over the country In
maty places It is epidemic and attended
with more than ordinary fatality.
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Chicago.

Dec Flour 4 25a6 25; Wheat j
30a1 81; Corn 60c; Oats 44c; Rye
95, Barley l 04.
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THREE NOTES, given by Jacob schupbsch
| to Peter Fankhaussr, dated September l,
1881, and are due September l, 1882, Sep.
tember /, 1898, and September l, 1884, each
$500. All persons are hereby notified not to
trade for or purchase said notes, or either of
them, as the amounts they call for will net
be paid to any other th an the one to whom
they we're given.
PETER FANKHAUSER,
Morton P. o., Monroe County, Ohio:
nov22,'sl
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w Mr.. HUGH HILL, OF this place,
received an interesting letter last week
from his son ALLEN, dated Gibralter,
Spain, November 10Th. He is in the
Marine service of the Government and
is making a cruise on the U S. Flagship
Lancaster. The vessel left new York
on October 10th. The distance to Glib
ralter is $500 miles. They were not in
sight of land for l9 days. There are
10000 British soldiers stationed at Glib
ralter. The vessel will probably VIM
ter at Vile France, France, $50 miles
distant from Gibralter.
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S There was an extraordinary char
acter in Yorkshire at the beginning OF
the present century named JENNY Hirst
of Rawcliffe, who was q well-known
figure at Doncaster and York races
When Jenny had made his fortune as
a tanner, ne resolved to cut the lanyard
and "set up as a swel' for the remqn,
der of his life. The first step he took
to that end was to procure handsome
oaken cpflin, furnished with a folding
lid, which was let into the corner OF his
parlor like cupboard and filed with
provisions and liquor. When JENNY
Hist died, rich and full of wears, he left
directions iI his will that he was 10 be
buried in the aforesaid coffil, and thet
his body was TO be carried to the grave
by eight old maids, who were to receive
half guinea apiece for their services.
The eight old maids, however, were not
forthcoming, and eight buxom widows
were engaged at half crown head to
do duty as bearers The motley pro-
cession was headed by hag pipes and
fiddle, and the country folks hocked in
by hundreds to pay their last respects
to Jenny Hist of Rfwclilfe He die4
in 1928. Mr. Ellis King, who lived in
Kings Bench walk some eighty years
ago, kept his coffin in his chambers filed
with Vine and spirits, to be drunk BY
his friends on the day Of his funeral -
The coffin occupied a conspicuous place
in the room and was always solemnly
toasted at his convival parties the last
thing before the guests took their leave.
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EBIn his weather predictions VEN
NOR ssys: s.CIristmls has cold and
stormy period both before and after it.
but the dav itself NAV just escape"
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Township and Town Indebtedness.

g Barnesville is decidedly anxious
for Railroad communication with Mon
roe county The people up thar slum
bered and slept away their opportunity
several years since when this region
proposed line from Woo1s6eld, and
now that we are supplied, there is no
necessity or desire 10 subscribe merely
to accommodate their business men,
Still il they can build line into Mon
roe, we say, come along as soon as you
please.
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READ! READ,i

GEoReE W. Collins new Boot and Shoe
advertisement, and then give him call
and obtain baroains.
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Baltimore.
CInCIDnatI.

Dec l. Flour 5Oa7 %: Wheat
80; Corn Gee; Oats 4Sa56c; Rye l 05
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g See the Light Coats and Dolmans,
at Blum's. 326 Union street, Bellaire, 0
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WANTED

Coal, Potatoes, Tarnips, Cabbage,
Apples, Beef and MONEY from
those who owe for subscription to
The SPIRIT.
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De. 1.--Flour 00aS 90; Wheat !
40: Corn 6oe; Oats 46c; Rye l CA
Rarley ] II.
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1t is proposed to build a railroad from
Cincinnati to Baltimore, 800 miles, for
sl8, 900 600.
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wonasaela stock Market.

Dec. 5.-Csttle esa44c per pound
Sheep 3a4c per pound. Hogs 4a5 pei
pound gross.