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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-14

IaN Yorl Monoy nd alooiLa.

NlH YoHE. N0Tcmher1 .-lfoNHl-asS Per cent
elosins q pss eeat esims neleantile pspe, g.
PeE cant Sterling kEehanga hanken bills dpll a
~ u; demand = ~
eoyERNnlNu-unehansed, except for -
which were = percent higher
Q. g Z sTtanded: -lolt Lshigh Z wilkes
o. g &, ATTENDED. ln21 SIP &sLCiry hntG-1l0
~ Y, RaGthe eondA lists
e coupons. .....,......-il7u o. 2. Land GautA-ll3H
PSGihe 3 Of s5.....--lS0 Q, P. s ?. BOnds..--l2S
Central Pacific, lSi-lI5 Texas PaciHc I'd g'tS -
Ee Tex. Pac. RIG. DtV.... slt
RAILRoAD BoHps-Fairly active but irregular
srATE sHCVRlTIE-Wlthout important change.
Louisiana Console. 90 Virginia ss.,..........-35
Missouri el......- ,.,.ll01S virginia eolapls. 81;
TSnn0iee tl....,.,...,, q Virginia deferred. lsf
Tanneaoe O. new 795s
srocKS-The market was irregular Gtths opening,
but generally weak and lower, and the entire list
.oo9 became heavy prizes declining 70 ~ per
however, speculation took an upward turn, and an
advance took place, In which the entire market
participated. This was followed by fractional re-
action, but during the afternoon dealings were
characterized by very strong tone, aud after the
second call, when the best figures OF the day were
current Memphis 4 Charleston showed an advance
q per cent NASHVILLE q Chattanooga ~ Chicago
4 Terre nante, preferred ., and the remainder Of
the list Ha9 per cent In the final sales there was
aireactlon Of Y 70 u per cent, In which most Of
the active stocks shared.
Transactions sol 900 shares,
The Mining Associated Pres nyE Mining stocks
are fairly active and Irregular to-day. The main
interest eentered In the South Pacific, which De.
cIned from s. Is to 81 o and closed Al s. 90 This
stock becoming the favOEte BY reasons Of IL rapid
fluctuations and the expectation Of further i'd.
vance, Robinson Consolidated was also largely
dealt In, and declined from $40 rs To $40 Ia State
Lines and Oriental Miller are comparatively dull
and weak, Ah0Wing allght declines Al the close
Green Mountain advanced 10 s. n
Total sales Of both Exchanges ll5, GO shares.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-14
MEDICAL.

n YOU tel dun, dloVIy, debliiiaied have q,
Quelt headllhe mouth tlStol taliy, poI6r apnefiir
and tgdgno coated, you ara Guasfing FINN taFI1id
hTlr o. hllioplnel p and nothing viii cure you g
speedily and permanently e % take simmons LlYel
Regulator or Medicine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-14
BAD BREATH.

Nothing d 80 unpleasant, nothing 70 common a
bad breath and In nearly every case It COMES from
the stomach, and can BE- so easily corrected II you
viii take simmons Liver Regulator Do not neglect
% sure remedy for this rpulsye disorder. twill
also improve yourappetitO, complexion and general
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-14
Df. tifeen'a o1yeenated Bltlers

Is the best remedy for dyspepsia, biliousness,
malaria, indigestion and diseases Of the blood
kidneys, liver, skin, etc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-14

Singing, Smarting irritation Of the urina-
~ passages, diseased discharges, cured by
"3Ichupaiba." Druggists. Depot Laughlin
Bros. & Co., Wheeling
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-14

"wHAt every one says must b true" that
"Dr, SELLERS Cough Syrup" has no equal for
coughs and colds Try 1t Price &c,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-14

DuRSo's CAfAaaH sSU11 cures al affections
y the mucous membrane, Of the head and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-14

THE doctors said my wife had consump-
ton. Tried tindsey's Blood seafchef,' and
she has better health than evef." @. H.
Hubbard, Hampden, Ohio.
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CHICAGO, November 12.-Flour quiet and un.
changed. Wheat active hm, higher and unset.
Der; 81 sgai s2I December; 81 sal S5i January
salesat 81 30Iif 3G{ December; 81 1lJkal 3BJ1 Jan.
uAFy; Nos Sll7, Corn strong and higher at Coz
cash and November: 60.laG01SC December; 6lisa
6IHc January sales At GO1SA6I1c December 6Slia
651[c May; rejected bsc Oats active at 43t<c cash;
4Jkc November; 4IIlc December 46Hc May. Rye
qiliet and unchanged Rt V6ag7c. Barley dun and
unchanged at 81 VI. FlaxSei weak and lower;
SIC scale 40 November December aud year Lard
active, firm aud higherat I'll 2jall 10 cash and No
yember; 81 Sail TX December 81 G0all Oh Jan.
uAEy; Sli 76ali 77k February Bulk meats HIrtuer:
shoulders So q; Short rib 81 0j clear rib 50 i2L.
whisky steady and unchanged at 81 IA,
The following shows the fluctuations In the Chi.
cAgo grain and produce market Saturday, a. 10.
Main Rkreal.
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PILES.

How many suffer torture day after day, making
LIE burden aud robbing existence Of ali pleasure
owing 70 the secret suffering from PLEA Yet relief
u ready 70 the hand VI almCSt any one who will use
systematically the remedy that hRS permanently
cured thousands Simmons Liver Regulator, . no
drastic violent purge, but 4 gentle assistance %
nAtuha,
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Da Morris Ltvta PrLtS are the best eathAt-
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HlOlt.
Den. ian. Dec. Dec ian, Ian
opsnad al IN 6fgI ilL AZ III eli III
c9rSsd in ia az iit II ia ii fhra
HiThsst' ''iSlsI iSy1I glI ~ i7G0 ii Ut
io8SSt' iSl iSls CO.. ijE i7S7X Ii nc
VsTStion lex ~ ~ ia
r,v1C,no Eovsrbe, 10 This nror.,, Jo,,.,,j "a
roTtH. HS1SNRseeints ii OOI Mead. ShinmSntS 4 IN
bead MSsIet sifonE md iniIy 5c hiahes H. fSIr
ny Tai nanfing "a 1sas IN. choire hssyv n 1Sss w
iIvht n TSSS H. cniiS and TraSseSs IA Sns III W.
DEMONSTRATION MOO head; shIptnentS 4 DO head
MSTEet generally active and Str5nPer expSrtS de-
mRnd weak and supply meagre. good 70 choice
shipping s. 4Oa5 %; common to fair q OOlG 90; lnie
ror to lair % lQl3 %: good 70 choice - 3Oai TO-
stOcken and feeders active and arm at 81 GOl3 col
rangers steady Texans U 76a3 9j half breeds s. ga
o. ,,ot, ,-,.,..
eneeP-heCelP~ ." heAu' market quleI anu un'
chah8eu'
PHILADELPHIA, November 12-Flo1r quiet and
unchanged, Rye flour quiet at s. 81. Wheat al.
yanced ~ with ialt speculative demand No. red
November "a; pecenpeT y wa va
yanuafy CoIn ~ ~ iaiL netnand yel
loW Wihtetoh ILSf Ss Sl iSt on i!ack anu
VA s7tgSGsc jcrSsnEeS s0I aTJii tanISrt
TOils55iIc proyISlonS nuIef nhd an, T'nits,
MET Erps aulet. Cheese dull Petroleum dSli
and unchanged. Othen unchanged.
CtSctNNAT1, November 12--Cotton firm nj 1iIIc.
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NEW YORK, November l2.-CottOn firm at ll14A
2c; futures steady. Flour ARM receipts $50 bar.
relS; exports 500 barrels superane western aud
State s. 2A5 26i common 70 good s. 00a5 Is; good
TO choice S s0a9 co. white wheat extra q 25a0 00
extra Ohio s. 2as 2 st. Louis q l0aO co. Minnesota
patent process . 0gag co. Wheat strong and higher
receipts 3d. $50 bushels; exports 49, 900 bushels: No.
aSphng 81 q; No. Chicago 81 37ISAl 3g54; No. /
Duluth o. l6sSAl Va; ungraded red 81 26al 411I;
No. I do s. 2ial 26i No DO g. 3sHal 80 No .,
81 43l%Al 431{: ungTaded white 81 39lSal 10; No.
red November, sales % 900 bushels al 81 41al II,
closing at q ~; December, sales 6Ss 900 bushels,
at 81 45Ial AZ, closing at 81 4G5I January, sales
1855 900 buGhcli at q 4E6Rl 80 closing at Il 49,
February sales 2l6,0O0 bushels, at 81 bl1In1 say,
closing Ut 81 62l Corn strong and higher and fair.
ly active; receipts 10000 bushels exports 81 loo
bushels; ungTaded 70c No, g. 65a6itc; No q 60a7OC;
No. white 49, IIflc; yellow 72c No. 9 November 6sJ
adgItc closing al 6OC December 70l7Oc, closing al
7O4c Oats stronger and fairly active; receipts ~,
OOObuShels; western mixed i6aIOc; white western 50
aNc. Hay IN good demand and firm At 6ja7Oc
Hops quiet and steady; yearlingl l2a92C; New York
state 2la2Oc; eastern and western 22a:0c Coffee
quiet and unchanged. Sugar very strong and quiet;
fair 70 good refining SISaSAc. Rice steady and IN
fair demand. MolE4e. quiet and firm. Petroleum
dull and nominal; United SIC; crude G5{a71Ec; re.
fined 7ISc. TAllOw quiet and steady at ll.i6a15tc
Resin lower n q S1Na2 49, Eggs western fFGsh
quiet and steady al &c. Pork nOminally I'm.
changed. beef quiet and steady. Cut meats hrmeF;
long clear ~ % short clear " u.s. Lard strong prine
steam I'll 671SAll Co Butter steady for choice at
l2a3Sc. Cheese dull and unchanged.
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Sunday express leaves Wheeling Of E61 A. ~, Of.
nves Welliburg G28 A. NJ, steubenYllle ab6 A. ~,
making close connection for western points
Trains leaving Columbus at $40 ?. u. and 6:a5 A.
Columbus daily, except Sunday, at SOD ?, ", with
sleeping car attached, arriving In Chicago at 100
next morning. Herthl can be secured In advance at
Union Depot Ticket Office. Columbus.
PullmRf's Palace Dnwlng Room Sleeping Cans
through without change from 9teubenVille last To
Philadelphia and New York West 10 Columbus,
Cinclnnau, Louisville, indianapolis and st. Louis.
Accommodations and any luther Information, M.
ply % JOS II. BELLEvtLLE Ticket Agent, at Pan.
handle Depot, foot Of Eleventh street. or at City
Ticket ONCE, under Mcclure House, Wheeling.
D. W, CALDWELL,
Genl Manager, Hltsbungh, n,
Z. A. FORD,
0en'l Pass and Ticket Agent Pittsburgh pa
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SICK HEADACHE.

THIS Distressing afilction Occun most frequently.
The disturbance Of the stomach, arising from the
lmperteCty dlgcAted contents causes severe pain
In the head accompanied with dlagTeeable nausea,
and thl, constitutes what Is popularity known a
cAuTloN:-Buy no powders or prepared Sim.
mons Liver Regulator unleS In our engraved wrap
None other Is genuine,
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MEDICAL
DR.. ]. e. SMITH,
rn o. TKELFIH SIRLLI.

] Ss9 2i..' STd 5TS'i tSss have dssit
II fH, ,!gi airly with those who have consulted
kajhabt ~ a tatienIs name without peEmiS-
e lHe'Iil NAVE many hundred eeriiheates nom
-, h9asi' haye cured after they had been pro
% s. rbe AthoEough medl Sd e ~;
10 nal! 10 vents, close Observance Of tenn
- men ,,,ullaritits aud strict attention %
v.'lalfi.'s =, m nrnt Ipsurel Sneees, y cure y
lJtyii "a in,nkly give the patient my opinion.
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NEV YoIE fQTemhef 1a-NoNEF-1af Per can't
Glnling q . PEI eelt Prime mercantile paper ea1
PeE can't Startling REchanga hlnken bills dpll a
. ~ denand 8 o.
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CONSTIPATION

Should not DO regarded a trIlllng all.
ment-ln fact nature demands the utmost
regularity Of the bowels, and any deylG.
ton from this demand pGves the way
often TO serious danger. II Is quite q
necessary % remove impure aecumulA.
lions IT0m the boWe ~ II u 70 cal or
Rleep, and no health can be expected
where costiye habit Of body prevails,
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BALTIMORE OHIO RAILROAD co.

Ilg ID g:.s
On and after May q, 1881, passenger trains VIM
run a. Acknowledging Time; =
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-03-29

s'There Il . tide in the affairs Of mon.
Which taksa At its food, leads on to fortune
The unprecedent development Of the
Great West is attracting thousands who
are hurrying thither to possess Gods
heritage The B 4 o r. B.. the grea,
artery to this precious field, abounding
In mines and arabic lands offers special
inducements. by its Fast Time Elegant
First Glass Coaches and low rates, to
the vanguard OF this wonderful migrn-
tion.- Our farmers and artisans sppre.
ciating the advantage Of availing them
selves OF the earliest settlement, are ms.
king great demand upon this thorough
fare for increased facililies for "spying
out the land" In order to accommodate
them, the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad
will, on Tuesdav, March 29tb, give q
Grand Excursion 10 all points 10 the
Great West, at extremely low rates,
Round trip tickets will also be sold to
all land grant points, good 40 days from
date.
The excursion train will be composed
OF 6rst class coaches. Passenger Agents
will accompany the excursion to attend
to the comfort OF the passengers.
Parties Of 80 or more will be furnished
With special coach for their exclusive
use.
For information, time of train,. etc,
see small bills. oracal on or address Pas.
senger Agents J.T Lane, Wheeling. T.
W. Lee, Columbus, j. A. Webb, Tiffin
or w. E. Reppert, Passenger Agen'
Trans-Ohio Divisions, 205& North High
Street, Columbus, Ohio.
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HThe question of whether to call
an extra session OF Congress or not, 10
troubling the Republicans ct Washing.
ton considerably. The more closely the
situstion 10 scanned by the Republicans
the more awkward II appears, and the
moro they see that the HAYES veto Of the
Refunding bill vas one OF the most
hothersome blunders ever perpetrated by
a President.
The Republican situation In the matter
10 BY no means pleasant. They held AT
the last session that it was not possible
To refund al three per cent, and therefore
supported three and half per cent, but
assurances from prominent bankers have
since led MANY influential Republicans
to believe that It would be possible to re-
fund ct three per cent, and It Is an en-
barrassing question to them what rate to
agree upon in . new bill. II they Ok
three and one-half per cent they fear
the Democrats NAV make the poin,
against them that three per cent would
nost the new loan ct par, and It would
arouse popular resentment against the
party II 1t should stand by the higher
rate In such case. On the other hand,
to accept three per cent now is to admi,
that . great fuss was made for nothing
at the lsst session, and that Den ocrats
were right.
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From Adanas Township.

MARCH IL, 1881.
Ed. Spirit: The majority OF our fer.
mers, We believe, have enough rough
feed to last them through the winter,
providing We have . 'slet up" of this
weather In short time.
Our aspiring candidates complain won
derfully OF the muddy roads; for this
reason We csn't expect to see as many
Of them as We would like.
Our farmers are now anxious about
getting at their Spring work.
We hear but little talk about tobscco
In our neighborhood. Judging from
this. We would predict light crop the
coming season.
Our schools are now mostly oil closed.
0ur olOs school. taught by III. r. A.
Jefrers, closed on last Friday. the 18Th
inst. Mr. Je6ers closed his third term
in our place, and closed It with very
good entertainment in way Of refresh
ments and good recitations from scholars
and others. Mr.. Jtffers is we'll liked
here, and hom the way the people ex
pressed themselves on that dsy and th,
scholars warm "good.bys." he would b,
welcomed among us again We thini
Mr.. Jetfers among our best instructors
aud is, 10 our opinion. an earnest worker
in this much needed cause, viz: Educa.
,ion.
Adams township is too much afraid o
her money to always have good teach
ers, and II We loee our good instructor,
this, to . grea. extent, is the cause. ",
cannot get 6rst class instructors for an,
such sums as our local Directors pay
from go to $50 per month.
Success to you, Frank, wherever W,
may hold forth the coming Winter.
FRED.
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CAMERON ITEMS.

A serious accident happened at Mr..
Palmer's sawmiIl to Mr.. Zed Smith
which may cause the amputation of bis
leg He was standing near the truck
which Mr.. Ferrv had just 6lled with
lumber, and as Perry started the truck.
To convey the lumber from the mill.
Smith attempted to jump on it. missing
Il, he liz between the ways Of the carri-
age just as Mr.. Palmer started it back !;
his foot struck against croes-piece IN.
derneath the carriage twisting his ankle
out OF joint and frscturing the bones.
Palmer stopped the movement OF the
carriage as soon IS possible bnt too late
to save the young man from injury.
Esquire Michael Boughner, ON last
Sunday, Joined Arloff Brown and Miss
Allie Shuts in the holy bonds of matri.
mony. May they have happy life.
Repairing is the general order Of the
day. Auditor Atkinson is having his
Cameron property thoroughly repaired.
Aaron Headley is busily engaged fixing
up his town property.
Headley {not the one that fell over
the dam) captured the 6rst potato bug
that has shown himself this season.
VIM. Palmer sawed for Messrs. Sam,
and John Gates $3.50 feet of lumber
from two poplar trees. Who can beat
it2 Peter Lemley intends building a.
large barn this Summer. -
Van Monroe will shortly erect new
dwelling and barn. Theodore Suppes
has employed the Darlington Planning
Mill Company to construct 200 washing
machines for him. The demand for them
Was so great that he could not make
them fast enough at his shop in Cameron.
Our young medical friend, DR.. LappJ
has beea very busy studying the Physi.
cal Geography OF Green township in re-
lieying the sfiictions OF bis numerous
patients.
Mrs Lude and her children are visit
ing their aged father and grandfather
Hon. EIiel Hesdley. They will return
to Beallsville next week.
Garden making has commenced; Head
ley made lettuce bed last week. picked
the fishing worms out Of it, (as they are
death on lettuce) went over to the old
dam, and bought seven suckers Of boy
who had been fishing there all morning
Stukey Is always on time with the
mail. The right man in the right place.
Charley Beard and Albert Ward will
return home from their school this week
to rusticate during the Summer. Char.
ley Pontius' aged father-in-law Is here
on visit. -
Young and Ward are putting the mill
at this piece In good repair q new boiler
has been ordered; the engine has been
sent away for repairs. RlcHAKD AARoN.
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~ The latest market quotations in
Whaol;nr ara a. follovs.

~ The latest market quotations 10
Wheeling are AZ follows:
Applss-Demand fair at good prices.
We quote choice eating apples at 81 20
al 30 per barrel.
.Butter-Commission merchants report
good trade. We quote choice to fancy
grades at 23a25c.
Cheese-We quote prime new Ohio
and Western factory at l4a144c, &C.
cording to quality; New York cream,
Ice: -Swei,zer, 15c.
Dried Fruits-Quiet and steady. We
quote Apples at 4c, Peaches 7c for prime
halves.
Eggs-Good demand. We quote
strictly fresh at 15al6c per doz.
Feathers-In good demand; live geese
40ax5c.
Flour-Market irm. Patent Satin
Gloss Z so. Jobbing quotations are as
follows: White wheat family 5 25a5 Is;
rye -four Is.
Grain-We quote prime red winter,
shipping and milling new wheat GOAL OF
Corn is quoted in johbing lots at Soc !;
oats at 35a40c, and rye at 70c.
Hay-We qnote baled at 18 00a22 90,
and loose st Is 00s20 90. and scarce.
Poultry-Chickens 2 50s2 IS per
dozen. Dressed turkeys 10allc per
pound. Geese, dressed, 5a6c per pound.
Ducks, dressed, 2 40a3 90 per dozen
Salt-Per barrel, Ohio river, 1s1 05.
Seeds-Timothv seed. 2 75s3 90 per
hushel; clover, 5 IS; Mammoth Clover,
8 90 per bushel; Kentucky Blue Grass,
per hush, Csc Orchard Grass 2 Is
Wool-Quoted At 40a45c for choice
washed, and one-third of for unwashed.
Market dull
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~
One Dollar ! Year
jobs N. Greer, Conni.sss,
John Irwia q Il.

/. -
Dr. virtas d ssrsain seass = ~, i.
Dsusd fton the ssust q sfsonnsa pa,as vilkln
and for The county Of Msures, ~ glase g
Ohio, in : case pending IN said soust hseussn
the above named parties. as1 = ~ il5Setsa.
4 will onsf fos sale Il puhls: sne1acr = ~
east doesef the court hoase Il Wooao -
Saturday, tke VII day of Apr;l. 1881
between the hours Or 10 e,sls6S I: =. - 4
o'clock p. m, Of said day, Ne Ssllsvinr q.
sorissf real estate situate b s1sdsos sssnty.
OAte - Wit: ~ ~ : :. - Z
The nosthsast quasIef oe; ~ sreuah -
quarter Of section twenty sevea tevnshiS
three Of range four. sontainine 1srtv ser.s
A'so, the nosthsast eRa.tse * ssetlen
'twsnsy seven. tswnsAip sksss II Sanes ~.
except eighty scsss sold ~ eaansl Jso,s -
Abraham 1enss, bsslsslsg = ~ usssAsool
corner 81 said dQaAstss ssosios. thsnss seoek
one hundsei ard sixty - sn6 : M 80.
to sake; thence persh avssty - 61rrse.
sast sixty poles y : staks: thsreo neseh
tvvpty hve pelss - aS&skS. 49, <a'neI
tssn pelss 10 Z sssAe - ~ esjljo1 ~ 4. !.
thsncs east sixty tAsse pelss 70 ~ rlnso ef
bssiunlne Alse sxosps .Shiseg Satcs -.
said qaastss ssesisn seS1by oonn,, 5onGa, y
George Walter, and Hson6sa g ~ - -
lands q senpsl cssenan; - - nee1k =
lsnds tssnsrly svnsl ~ Wnllan Nvees.
Also sbeut thFee o1ese oola ed eoovevc1 -
Jshn Irwin and vifs - Il d. nlahe esonnis.
ass fstty ssvsa ssrs9 u " 6l5h1v. 11l
acres mere % lee. s,E<ESE '2E
sstd psepsrty - ss6srsd - - ~ = -
psais:a q =. - saanay ~ ~ ~ tkl(ia
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LEE TOWNSHIP ITEMS.

MARCH Il, 1861.
The health Of the com nunity is tole.
rably good
The roads are very. muddy, but the
candidates are able to wade through.
Hoge, Hubbard 4 Co. are doing the
mason work for A. G. Vetter's store
house.
A. r. Bridgeman is doing lively bu.
siness at his sawmill
Henry Neuensch wander has gone eas,
to purchase goods.
5. Schoolcrsit closed his school on
the 18th inst. and is ss happy as big
sun6ower 1t home with his daughter.
Mrs. e. R. Theis Is visiting her chill.
dren in Pittsburgh.
The Misses Amanda and Emma Case
are visiting their mother.
Mr.. Alex. Henderlong has played slip
on the girls Of our town and gone 10
Miltonsburg to 6nd him bird.
Fred Theis is doing . lively business
In selling goods; be is frst-clsss man
A. Hoskinson and J. Anderson are
buying apples and shipping to Louis.
vile, Kentucky.
A. Willard, j. Halderman and Miss
Mary Henderlong started to Colorado
to-day to seek their fortunes.
John Wonbass and his sister. have
gone to Wheeling to spend the Spring
and Summer.
james Coen, OF West Va, is visiting
friends in this county. jar BIRD.
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e@The death on last Saturday alter

~ The death on last Saturday after.
noon OF Josephine Okey, the youngest
child OF Hon. William c. Okey, created
. profound impression upon the commu-
nifty. Although Josie was but two months
over thirteen years OF age she had by
her sweet disposition, found place in
The affections OF all our people; and ber
nntimely death Is deeply mourned by all
who knew her. In all the circle of our
acquaintance We know Of no little girl
with more lovable qualities than were
possessed by little Josie. She was the
most unseldsh girl whom it has ever been
,our good fortune to know; and even
during her last painful illness she was
more interested in the happiness and
comfort Of others than in herself Her
parents in their bereavment have the
HEARTFELT sympathy Of host Of friends
and neighbors. Cdldoeu Press, 24th
inst.