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Rescued From Death.

William ]. Coughlin, of Somerville
Mass, says: In the fall of 1878 vas
taken with BLEEDING OF THE LONGS fol
lowed by severe cough. | lost my ap.
petite and Hesi,, and was confined 10 my
bed. In 1877 I was admitted to the hos.
pitai. The doctors said had hole In
my lung as big as half dollar. At one
time 3 report went around that wa:
dead. / gave mp hope. bnt friend told
me OF DR.. WILLIAM HALLS BAL
SAM FOR THE LUNGS got bot
tie. when to my surprise, commenced
to feel better, and today I feel better
than fur three years past.
II wrile this hoping that every one az
aicied with Diseased Lungs will takt
DR.. WILLIAM HALLS BALSAM
and he convinced that CONSUMPTION
CAN BE CURED. can positively SAY
it has done more good than all the oths
medicines I have taken since my sick
ness.
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~The lates. market quotations il

wThe lates. market quotations 10
Wheeling are as follows:
Butter-Commission merchants report
poo rtrade. We quote choice to fancy
grades at 11a12c.
Cheese-We quote prime new Western
factory at lOc, according to quality /:
New York cream. Ice; Swei'zer, l5c.
Dried Fruits-Quet and steady. We
quote Apples at 4c, Peaches 7c for prime
halves.
Eggs-Good demand. We quote
strictly fresh at 15a20c per dog.
Feathers-Live geese 40a50c; duck
40c and scarce.
Flour-Market firm. Patent Satin
Gloss 8 90. Diamond Dust q ,ur so.
Jobbing quotations are as follows
White wheat family 575a6 90; rye flour
I5 so.
Grain-We quote prime red winter,
shipping and milling new wheat l 10 for
prime Mediterranean l IL Corn is
quoted in jobbing lots at $3.50; oats at
4Oa45c, and rye at Zoe
Hay-We quote baed at Is O0a22 90,
and loose at II 00al4 90. and scarce.
Poultry-Chickenss 3 50s4 90 per
dozen. Ducks, dressed, l2Ac per 10.
Rags--2c per pound.
Salt-Per barrel, Ohio river, GOAL 05
Seeds-Timothy seed, IS per bushel
clover, 5 90: Mammoth Clover, 6 0C
per bushel; Kentucky Blue Grass, per
bushel / 00c; Orchard Grass 2 90.
Wool-Quotsd at 40s45c for choice
washed, aud one-third off for unwashed
Market dull
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DECIDEDLY A GOOD MOVE
Is the New Arrangement on the 3.
8 o. tor Lightning Time, Through
Slecpers and all that sort OF thing.
From the Columbus journal,

From the Columbus Journal.
To-day the new schedule on the B. 4
O. goes into effect, and with it new or.
der of things which cannot bat be mos,
agreeable. not only to the good people
Of Columbus, bat to those all along the
line of the Central Ohio Division. The
travel between this city and Washington
is always large, and the B. d o is no.
only making the best time to the Ma.
tional Capital by two hours and half,
but in placing on line Of through
sleepers, caters to business at once 10.
crative and growing. By the new ar
rangement, the sleeping car leaving Co.
lumbus on the 1925 P. M. train, runs
directly through without change to
Washington and Baltimore, arriving a,
Washington at half past six the follow.
ing morning, or two hours and hall
ahead of the trains Of other roads,
Baltimore is reached at TAO. The Fast
Express from Baltimore with the
through Columbus Sleeping car attach.
ed, leaves at 8 P. NJ, Washington 8. P
NJ, arriving at Columbus at $50 the
next day The trains both ways run
daily. The B & 0. is the only line run
ming through sleeping cars between Co
lumbus, Newark and points on the Cen
trail Ohio and Washington and Balti-
more. New and beautiful cars have
been placed upon the Columbus line
cars which will compare with the finest
ever before placed upon wheels. In ad
dilion to the train mentioned, the B. &
O. has two others out OF Columbus
daily; the one connecting at Newark
with the Lightning Express from Cuica-
go arriving at Washington at 945 p
NJ, Baltimore 11.00 o'clock, and New
York 6 40 A. M. The other connects
with the train arriving in New York in
the evening The new schedule cannot
but become very popular with the pat.
rons Of the road between here and the
Ohio river, as it gives them facilities no,
hitherto enjoyed; faat trains every day
in the week and through sleeping cars
to the east.
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Chicago-May 27.--Hogs--Fs,
psck ng steady and in good demand
others slow; average 5a1Gc;, lower, clos
ing weak; good mixed packing 5 6Os
5 90: choice heavy packing and ship.
ping 95a6 90; common to prime light
5 60a6 90; mainly 30; culls 25
Cattle-GooG demand at full prices
for desirable grades but others weak
exports 5 90a6 10; coed to choice ship
ping 75a5 90; common to fair 5 25a
5 60; butchers steady with fair demand
cows 8 00s4 IS.
Sheep-Msrket steady and firm; thin
shorn Texans sold al 4 S5a4 90; natiy,
shorn 4 5Oa4 rs, choice 6 40.
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Fresh GOODS.
NOVELTIES In DRESS GOODS,
Trimmings, Buttons & Fancy Goods,
LADIES, COATS,
Cleakfngs, Water Proofs.
All Wool Ladies' Cloth,
MEMS & LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
Children's and Misses Underwear,
Full Suits.
PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST.
MORRIS & ARMSTRONG.
novs,'so.
GOOD ENOUGH!
Wheeling More Than Satisfied Over
the Advantages Secured by the
New b. s. O. Schedule.
Prom the Wheeling Register.

the Advantages secured by the
New b. & o. Schedule.
Prom the Wheeling Register.
The change in the train schedule Of
the B. & @, which has just gone into
effect, gives Wheeling the best time table
she has ever had. The time of trains
on the old schedule has heen lessened,
new trains have been added. and with
four trains daily each way Wheeling is
as we'll fixed as the most exacting could
demand. The morning and afternoon
trains through to the East are hummers
and no mistake-the 9 10 A. NJ. going
through to Washington in little over
twelve hours and deducting the time
consumed at eating stations, division
termini and the like, makes an average
of fully thirty-f miles an hour. The
5.35 P. M. train is daisy, making the
lun in thirteen hours. The morning
express runs through solid to New
York, there being no change OF cars Of
any class. The afternoon express runs
through solid to Washington and Bal
timore, reaching the former city at $50
A. NJ. and Baltimore at 7.40 The train
which for so long left at 1880 A. NJ.
now leaves at 7l5 A. NJ, making the
entire run through to Cumberland by
daylight, and arriving there for four
O'Clock dinner. The $3.50 P. M. is an
entirely new train and is known as the
Grafton accommodation, arriving there
at Z 30 OF the four trains East all but
the Cumberland accommodation run
daily There are also four trains west
ward, all but one running daily. The
9.25 A. NJ. train has the through Sleeper
for Columbus attached, arriving at Co.
lnmbus at $50 P n Sanduskv at P. NJ.
The l.50 P. NJ ls the lightning express
for the West. having Chicago Sleeper
attached, and reaching that city at Z 80
A. NJ. The ll.35 P. NJ. train has the
through Sandusky Sleeper attached,
reaching that city at 9.25 A. NJ and
Chicago at 500 P. NJ. All three OF
these trains run daily, but on Saturday
night the ll.35 train runs only to Co.
lumbus. In addition to these trains
there is another leaving at ASP. NJ
and running to Zanesville, arriving there
at s 10P. NJ The new schedule wen
irto effect Sunday, the 22d.
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ITEMS.

IT is asserted that the Bellaire, Resvel
Valley and Shawnee Railroad will bt
pushed through despite the adverse de-
cision of the Supreme Court. Already
enough stock has been subscribed to
complete the line through Beaver town.
ship, Noble county, and subscriptions
are being taken all along the route. This
is the road that is to connect with the
Eastern Ohio and use it's line. 1t seems
that the Z'nesvile people are hostile to
the B & B v, and that the object oil
their manuevering is TO divide II posi-
ble the interest in that line, by talking
about road down Meigs creek valley
to Beverly Guernsey Times.
RoBpED.-On last Sunday night; q
thief entered the house of Jimmy Nor
man, at Coal Run. Washington Co., and
took S35, being all OF the poor mans
hard earnings. The thief entered at a
window, ana Mr.. Norman heard the
noise, but fell asleep again, supoosing
it was cat. After while, he was again
awakened by some one coming up stairs
and into his room, and before he could
do anything the thief got bis pants
which contained the money and was 90.
ing down stairs. Mr.. Norman followed
after. but the rascal jumped through the
window without ceremony. and made
bis escape.-Noble County Republican
26th inst.
Chicago Inter Ocean: She is an Ohio
woman, and she lives at Barnesville, ol
near that ancient town, and her presen
name is Mrs. Trail. When her husband
died she married the widowcr who lived
in the next house, just mile and a hal
away. Her fourth husband was the mex
neighbor; and now she is living with
the fifth, just mile and half further
down the road. She lived in six houses
upon that highway, with FIVE differen
husbands in the space of thir,y-twe
years She don't go gadding about fol
husband, but took the eligible men il
order, the nearest Grst, and would doubt
less have married every man in the towr
ship if her husbands had died faster.
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COLORADO EXCURSION TICKETS.
SEASON OF 1881.

Commeuoiag May lst, the Baltimore
and Ohio Railway Company will place
on sale round trip tickets to Denver
Pueblo and Colorado springs good re.
turning to October 3lst Tourists car
obtain ro1nd trip tickets geod going one
route and returning another enabling
them to visit all the notable poin's in the
Rocky Mountains and the mining re-
gions, The through fast trains with the
new b. and o. palace sleeping cars and
Dining car attached make the B. and 0.
the most pleasant and comfortable route
for invalids and pleasure seekers. Fol
rates, time tables, guides, and the differ
ent routes address w. E. REppERr, Pas
senger Agert, 2O5s North High street
Columbus, Chic.
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.IDon't Want that stuff."

Is what lady Of Boston said to her
husband when he brought home some
medicine 10 cure her of sick headache
and neuralgia which had made her mise.
rable for fourteen years. At the first at
tack thereafter, it was administered to
her with such good results. that she cou
tinued its use until cured, and made &C
enthusiastic in it's praise, that she in,
duced twenty Two Of tue best families II
her circle to adopt it as their regula
family medicine. That "stuff is Hol
Bitters Standard.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that petition
~ will be presen ted to the Commissioner
II Monroe County, Ohio. at their June sss-
sion, 1881, praying for an alteration OF the
county road leading from the Woodsasld and
Brownsville road to the Woodshsld and An
tioch road in said county, beginning At the
Forks Of the road south Of James Hawkins'
house; thence along the old road to stream
called Dismal; thence along by.road to the
said Woods6eld and Autioch road south of
Iohn Hobb's house,
maYSslws. MANY PETITIONERS.
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- - . A
~By the law of Ohio, il snybody
is attacked on any highway by q dog
the party has rightto kill the dog, aud
the owner can he held accountable for
aaysinjary inflicted By the animal. Even
on the premises Of the owner OF dog,
should party be attacked aud injured,
after eudeavoring to protect himself, the
owner can he made responsible for dam
ages inflicted. provided it can be shown
that at the time be was ia pursuit OF bu-
siness or on friendly visit. II dog,
by barking at passing horses and vehi-
cles, occasions any damage, it's owner is
liable for any loss sustained. Thus the
law properly affords ample protection
foriloss or injury caused by dogs.
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.

AuplroR's OFFNE, MoSRos Coux Z,
wooDsrIsLD. ONO, May rs, 1881.
To C. Cxars or ,oAom It may Concern:
Notice is hereby sivsu,shat A'soraF. scalsi
has dspos ted in the County Treasury sum
Of money Sufficient to redeem the east half
of the southwest quarter of section IL,
8 Of range s. Sad land was ssld
for taxes by john Gatohell, Treasurer Of
Monroe County, Ohio, January 81, 1879, in
the name Of James Scales TO c. Cshrs.
8. A. ATKINSON,
msy3l, ,'slt3. Auditor Monroe Co., Ohio.
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BarnesyiIie Real Estate Agency.
Eight Farms in this aLd adjacent
Counties aud tiiseen pieces Of Town prop
erty new Offering. Address
sts J. T. SooFIELD, Agent.
feb8,' ,'slyi,
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(Bellaire Democrat. 9th inst J
Loan Notes

Judge Okey took in the Loan Monday,
and was we'll pleased.
Monroe County'h has done nobly in at.
tending the Loan. There were more
people from Woodsfield in Bellaire Tues
day than any day since the opening o
the B. & S. w.
There we're over thirty babies on ex.
hibition Tuesday. Willie. six month
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter Robinson
of tue 9th ward. this city, was the luck,
baby and got the prize. Be good boy
| Willie.
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Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, Nav 27.-.Wool.-
Firm and unchanged Ohio, Pennsylva-
nis and West Virginia XXX end above
3Sa40c: X 3Sa40c; medium 43a44c ;
choice 33a37c New York, Indiana and
Western fine 35a38c; medium 42a43c:
coarse 33a36c; washed combing and de-
laine 3Sa46c; unwsshei do. 2Sa32c
pulled 30a3Tc.
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AGENTS AND CANyAsSERs
Make from S25 10 $50 per
week selling goods for &. q. RIDE
OUT Il CO, sl0 Barclay street, New
York. ss7
Bend for their Catalogue and terms.
sus24, ,'60ly.
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~ Prof s. N. MARrIN, the Elocu.
zionist. and his wife, the Vocalist and
Organist, will be At Woodsheld on
Thursday evening", June ID, in one Of
their brilliant entertainmen,s.
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April i7th. 1881, Minnie K daughter
Of Taylor and Sarah Ann Wilcox, and
grandchiid Of Mrs. Sarah Myers. above
named She was sezsd with fever Of q
msl;gnant type and died after an illness
OF one month, aged 10 years, s months
and 3 days. She received the rite Of
haptism when child. A few months
ago, while attending religious meeting
held by Rev L. b. King. she united with
the church. The child thus eatly con-
secrated to God by her parents, doubt.
less cbeyed her drst convictions OF duty.
Two weeks before her death she wanted
to gather the clothes 10 for ironing. On
being told that siie could not, lyon will
miss me- she said to her mother. She
used to sing. 20, how l love Jesus !"-
Her sister, two yeses younger than her.
self, is now lsboriag ander the same
disease, one side being paralyzed.
III. A. TAYLcR.
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cEThe following items are from the
Darlington Independent, 9th inst:
Benjamin Melott's house, located in
Sunsbury township, was burned Wed.
nesday night. The contents belonging
to Gorden McGaughy was almost total
ly lost.
Mrs. j. E. Morrill, who has been very
poorly for long time, was able to go q
visiting Wednesday by being carried to
and from. Her recovery is the anxiety
OF relatives and many friends.
Departed this life. at his residence in
Switzerlard township, on The morning
Of the 25th inst, Mr. George Lapp. age
81 wears. Mr., Lapp has been a local
preacher for the German Methodist for
20 years.
IAN old and much esteemed lady OF
Wells De..om, Mrs. Campbell, departed
this life on the 22d hist. She was buried
at the home grave yardon Tuesday last
A large concourse Of friends, and rela.
tives followed her remains 10 its last
resting place
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MxRRIkD --On May 18th, by Rev.
JoHx A WRIaHr. Miss REBEccA ALLEN
10 Mr.. JoBN RArreAR.
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.

AuDrToR's OFPIog. MoSRos CousrY,
WooospIRLD, OHro. May 2S, 1881.
To G. Cehrs. or sohona it may Concern:
Notice is hereby given, that Alsors +
Scales has deposited in the County Treasury
sum of money sufficient to redeem the west
part of the southeast quarter Of section
twelve, township three Of range Eve. Said
land was sold at Delinquent Tax Sale By
John Gatohell, Treasurer Of Monroe County
Ohio, January 81, 1879, in the name ol
James Scales to Christian Cshrs.
s. A..ATKINS0N, 81
may3l,'8it3. Auditor Monroe Co., Ohio.
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REDEMPTION NOrICE.
AupIroR's orrIcs, MosRoH CeusrY,

AuprroR's OFFIcs, MoSRox CeuSrY,
WoopsrIsLD, OHio, May IL, 1881.
To O. CehYs. or seAom 1t may Goncern: NJ
Notice ia hereby given that William Read
Sheriff, has deposited in the County Treasury
sam Of money sufficient to redeem lot No
Z, in section IL. township 8 Of range 8. Sait
land was sold at Delinquent Tax Sale BY Johl
Gatchell, Treasurer of Monroe County, Ohio
January Is, 1881 in the name Of Josial
Bryant to G. Cehrs.
9. a. ATKINSON,
myl7,'slt3 Auditor Monrcs Co.. Ohio.
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ga delegation of gentlemen from
Zinesville came out over the Bellaire l.
Southwestern one day last week to note
the workings Of Marrow Gsage road.
They we're whirted cut here from Bell
aife in | :5s and back 10 :39, and ex-
pressed themselves as highly pleased
With the road.
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svJoHN n. WEISNER, Bsallsville,

Ohio, wishes to make known to bis
friends ani Che public generally that he
has opened an entire new stock Of Dry
Goods, Notions. Boots and Shoes, Gro
ceries. &c, and ID fact everything kept
in General Store at the old stand,
which he invites everybody to call and
see, His stock consists of nothing bat
new goods and OF the latest styles and
prices to suit the times.
May 81, l8Sl-lt.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
wheeling Live stock Market.

wheeling Live Stock Market.
Hogs-Rather brisk and plenty s 25@5
SO; per hundred in prime packing lots /;
butchers so.
Sheep-Clipped 8 60@4 90.
Cattie-This market is fair at present,
cattle plenty. We quote young cattle,
from 500 to 600 lbs., at 3a3ic; bulls
Sc: 900 10 800 lhs., 4; 900 to
1000 lbs., 81 1905 90. Cattle Of
fered at present are native and foreign.
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~ The cause OF the non-arrival Of
mai along the 4 S W. Railroad last
Monday evening, the 23i inst was be-
cause Of misunderstanding. Mail
Agept DAxroRD was Informed that ths
train would leave at O'Clock r. NJ. He
Was there AZ Is minutes before 5 and
found nc trsin; It left at 4:so. No
blame can Justly attach to Mr., DANFoRp.
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BUSlN ESS NOTICES.
ICE CREAM PARLOR.

1 have just procured one of the best Ice
Cream Freezcrs now in use. and am prepared to
furnish lee Cream to families, weddings, and
picnic parties on the shortest notice. Parlor
open every evening. Cakes of all kinds fnr.
nished. Lunchand meals at all hours.
JACOB REINHERR.
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svCall :. THn>s,Rrr Office for job
printing from visiting caru-~a-to full
sheet poster Letter heads, business
card on envelopes, statements and bill
heads printed on short notice.
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se,r Advertisements.
Teachers examination on next Sat

Teachers examination on next Sat.
urdsy, June 4th.
]. B. DRIGas, ESQ.,, started East lost
week on q business tstp
DR.. FosfeR, OF Malaga, has removed
to Jewett, HARRISON county.
Ice Cream at REINHERR's Parlors =
See notice elsewhere In this paper,
The regular session Of the County
Commissioners begins on Monday, Jun'
6.h.
Elder GRAZ conducted the services a
the NJ. E. Church in this place last Sun
day evening.
Rev. EDxoNDs used the Revised New
gessamsnt in the services at the N e
% alessh, last S1ndsy. $
Fuliy ons-&slf Of u .-ad. potais'
zion of woodsHeld attended the Bellaire
Exhibition last week.
vERxox W ALTON, son Of Judge WAL
TON, Is visiting friends at Darlington and
other points on the Ohio.
The Tobacco Warehouse at Bellairt
has been appraised at $4,000, The
buildips cost over $4,000.
The roof of WILLIAM Cares resi-
dence, at the North end Of town, wa'
damaged by Gre on the 9th inst.
The Entertainment at Woodsfield or
Thursday evening, June Cd, will bs
classical and strictly moral, also anu
sing.
Rev. EpAoxps ,left here on Monday,
the sosb Inst, to visit friends in the
Northern part Of the. State. He will be
absent two weeks. assoc. stsbi
weshsllkeep our readers posted or
the quotations for wool in the Eastern
markets. We have mot yet heard of any
purchases in this county.
CHARLES ScHELL. OF Miltonsburg, died
on Friday, the 9Th inst. The funeral
ceremonies were conducted by the Odd
Fellows on the 2sth inst.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

TN pursuance of law, notice is hereby giver
l that books for subscription to the capita
stock OF "The Texas and New Martinsvllle
Steam Ferry Company" will bs opened al
the house Of David q. Lively At Texas, Mon.
roe county, Ohio, On the I'd day Of Juiy,lssl
at O'Clock p. m. and remain open until 9
o'clock p. m.
By order Of the Insorporators:
DAVID q. LIVELY.
PHILIP LIvRLY, JR
WIN. LARIMORR,
a. G, W, POTTS.
maysl,'siws, JAS, R, NORRIS,
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STbere we're 80 births and 81
deaths 10 Center township for the year
ending March 3lst, 1881. The Asses
sor Tor Center township received $50.
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Notice to Teachers.

VHR Board Of Examiners Of Monroe coun.
l ~ will hold meetings foe tho examina
tien Of Teachers as follows:
Woodshsld, Saturday. Juue 4. 1881.
Cameron, "." Is. |"
Stafford. July 8,
Woods6eld, - &c,
These examinations will commence at
O'Clock 3. m. and close at 4p. m.
By order Of the Board
q. o. DoUaHBRTY, Clerk.
aprls, s,'sitd.
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EF This is the method Mr.. DAVIS, OF
ClariDgton, has adopted:


Claripgton, has adopted:
CLARINaroN. May 25. 1881.
Personally appeared before me, the
undersigned authority, James Y, Davis,
who being duly sworn according TO law,
says upon oath that he will not drink or
use any intoxicating liquors, cider ex.
cepted, from and after this date for q
term Of one year.
Signed JAMES 7. DAVIS.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 25th day Of May, 1881.
w. +. HURD, j. P.
The above comes to US for publica-
ticn and by the request OF Mr. Davis.
His friends, no doubt, will be over joyed
to know that be is determined, in his
way, to shake off the ruinous habit ol
strong drink Independent.
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cTHouse plants and aowers, wire
and straw baskets for bouquets. bouquet
holders and cut ti,wers at all times at
Mra WAYS green house, Woodsdeld,
Ohio.
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OBITUARY Y.

Sarah Myers died Oct. 25th, 1880
aged 70 years, Six weeks before hel
death she fell and hurt herself. That
and lung disease With which she was
previously afflicted proved too much fol
her. Mrs. Myers never made q pro,
fession Of religion during her life; bul
about six weeks before her death, on
being asked by her daughter, she said
she was prepared to die. She was o
kind mother, and loved by all who kne y
her. Her favorite hymn was, 10 when
shall see Jesus" We trust she sees
Him now.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-05-31

Furniture at the new room Of WAD-
DELL d HELBLINa's, next door 10 the
Gazette Office.