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MARRIED On Aug. l7th. by john
BEARDMoRE, Esq of Washington town.
ship, Miss HULDAH HARMON to MI. JNo.
DRUM.
On Sept. 10th. bv Rev, WIN. DANFoRD.
Miss SARAH o WISE to Mr.. FRANK w
GREENELcH.
On Sept. 18th, by Rev WILLIAM FER-
GUsoN, Miss MARaAREr ]. GALLAHER to
Mr.. THEoDoRE SrARKEY
On September 18th, by JOHN BEARD
MORE, Esq. OF Washington township,
Miss LOUISA HERMAN to MIR. BURDErr
CLINE
On Sept. 18th. by Rev. W. BEDaLL.
Miss MARY o. TREMBLY to Mr.. EMMETT
MILLER.
On Sept. 18th, by the same, Miss
MARY L. BUDD to Mr.. JOSEPH II. SEAL.
On Sept. oath. by MICHAEL BouaH-
NER, ESQ.,, of Salem township, Miss
ARIZONA CAV to Mr.. NORMAN HAYWARD.
On Sept, 2Sth. by Rev. A J. WINTER
lex, Miss ELlzABErH Brock to Mr.. JNo
HUaI.
On Sept. 29th. by the same, Miss So
PHIA L. w INKLER to Mr.. WILLIAM HESS
On the same day, by the same, Miss
MARY MANAHAN to Mr.. JOSEPH W
STRICKLING.
On Sept. 9th, bv Rev. THOMAS CLINE
Miss AMANDA J. FISHER to Mr.. ISAAC
P. CLINE.
On Sept. Goth, bv Rev. J B WErsIN-
GER, Miss EMMA KNoca to Mr.. JcHN
NoUER.
On Sept. 25th, by Rev. H. LYONS,
Miss MARY e. WILSON to Mr. AsNER L.
HIcKEHBoTHAM
On Sept. 18th, by M. WARWICK, Eaq !.
OF Bethel township, Miss MARGARET
CRAWFORD to Mr.. RIoHARD n. WHIT
TINeToN.
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You only need to call and spend an
hour examining the stock of goods kept
by WILEY 4 WErHERALD, Bellaire, Ohio,
to satisfy the most scrupulous, that
money can be saved hy making your
purchases Of them. Their stock is
completeness goods from &c to 50
80 per yard
Ladies Cloaks and Dolmans from a.
10 $40. Ladies cambria underwear
from 40c to $40. Corsets from 25c to
90. A complete line of Ladies, Gents
and Childrens underwear. All the stand
ard domestic and foreign goods. Fancy
neckwea and ribbons a speciality
Don't fail to call and see them when in
the city. They will treat you kindly
and honestly and never misrepresent
their goods.
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List of Appointments

Made by the East Ohio Conference, at
Painesville, Ohio, for Cambridge Dis
trict:
j R. Mills-Presiling Elder.
Cambrldge-W. II Locke.
McConnelsville-J. Lledhill.
Summerville-A. w. Gruber..
Rich Hill, E. Starkey. q.
Bethel-R d. Waltz
Senscaville- G.. W. Dennis.
Norwich-W Peregoy.
Beverly-T. F. Phillips.
Brownsville-W H. Piggot.
Duncan Falls-F D. Fast.
Newport H Doan.
Freedom-J. NJ. Bray.
Morgan NJ Sattertbwaite.
Mt. Zion-Jas Walls.
Caldweli-A C Ellis
Salem-A. D. Mccormick.
Dexter City, G Paugb.
Lebanon-J. F Ekey.
Staff ,rd-G. W. Wilson, j. W. Gale
supply
Monroeville-F. G. Reame, supply.
LYNCH F. Milton, supply.
Lowell-W. +. Smith.
The Conference closed on the 26th
ult, after about five days. work. Rev.
E. Hingeley goes to Coshoc:on; Rev. j
H. Conkle to Caaiz: j. e. Hollister,
Fairview; G. G. Waters, Quaker Citv;
H. S, Jackson, Washington; W. X
YiDeling, Winchester: j. R, Smith, sup
ply, Belmont; H. B Edwards, Carrots.
vile.
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Made by the East Ohio Conference, at
Painesville, Ohio, for Cambridge Dis
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CAMERON, OHIO.

Died OF lung fever Sept. 9th, Charles
Ault, only son of Amos and Margaret
Ault, aged about years.
Rev Arnold is holding a series o
meetings at the Christian Church. W.
hope his work may be fraught witt
much good.
Mrs. Charlotte Bsrkes is very sick a
present writing. We trust she may re-
cover, as she is a lady of more thar
usual worth.
Visitors: Mrs Newt, Shankland anG
family, of New Martinsville, are visit.
ing friends and relatives at Cameron.
Mrs. Hood, aged mother of Sylvanu;
Hood of this place is with US on visit
She is 70 years of age, the cares o
life set lightly upon her: few women o
her age possess the activity and energy
of mother Hood.
Mrs. Wilson, Of W. Va, is visiting
her brother, Mr. S. Hood.
The Cameron school will commence
Monday, Oct. 17lh; teachers W. F
Wire and Charles Webb.
A new cure for tooth.ache: the bart
Of sugar tree. Ask John Snppes.
j. S Erlewine is absent from home
selling the Dorsey Washing Machine
He is meeting with good success.
DR.. Lapp. was with US last Sunday
Look out Dick
Correction-Instead OF "Allie Lapp'
in last weeks items, read Allie Leap.
Some of w. VAS hopeful sons, who
reside on that celebrated stream, Proc
tor, paid our village, in company with
their trading stock, flying visit; toe
much chain-lightning whisky purchased
at one of our saloons made them very
rich, the consequence was, they were
willing to run or trot old black for any
sum OF money, creating considerable
fun for our boys, to the disquietude oi
t he Va. boys We bslieve them to be
hard-working farmers, and no doub
good citizens when sober, and, perhaps
t was the Cameron whisky that was
swearing and Safeguarding on oul
streets instead Of these men.
Last Saturday our worthy townsman
John Stukey, returned from Maury's
dam with d fine string Of fish, he laiG
them down on Headley's steps while be
returned a minnow bucket, hog, an
old one, of the feminine gender, captur-
ed the fish. Stukey started in pursuit
and George Suppes says be made "l4
revolutions around the school house"
when the old S., l mean hog of the
fem. gen. third per. plu. as our gramma
rans would term 1t made her appearance
ON the main street of the village, Stukey
in close pursuit exclaiming "stop that
d-n g. (parse it). 1t is needless
to add that John didn't eat the fish.
Mr. j. S. Rrlewine, young man Of
Cameron, and of more than average
ability, is candidate for j. P. at the
coming Oct. election.
Josh Ady, Of Atkinson run coal
works, has been i'll some time from 9
gathering on his foot
Mr. John Flynn who has been resi-.
dent of Mo. for the last five months has
returned to his old home at Cameron.
Z n.
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H-The Eastern Onio Conference
which has heen in session at Painesville
finished its labors on the 2Sth ult The
following is list of appointments in
this Section
Bellaire, Rev. Chapman.
South Bellaire-Rev. Thos. Arm
strong.
Powhat,ar--Rev Moore.
Centrevillc--Rev. Moses
ClaIingtoI-R Ferguson
Somertor--Rev. Cobbledick.
Hannibal-Rev Darby.
Bealsville Rev. Bedall.
Miltonshurg-Rev Garret.
Woodsfield Stationary. Edmonds.
Barnesville--Rev. Rodgers.
Bsrnesvile Circui'-Rev. Winters.
Washing'on-Rev. Jones.
St. Clairsvill, l,-Dr. Miner.
Rav. J. H Conkle, who was formerly
at St. Clairsville, has been stationed at
Cadiz.
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HRev. J.. E. HoLLrsrER, wife an

~R Rev. j. E. HoLLIsTER, wife and
ANNA, of Fairview, Guernsey
Ohio, are visiting friends at
Waynesburgh. He was formerly Pas
tor of the M. E. Church on this circuit.
Many changes have come and gone
since they left here for other fields of
labor They are cordially greeted back
again by their many friends Washing-
ton Pa, Enterprise, Sept. 2Oth.
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TIE Barnesville Railroad Committee
OF thirteen has been consolidated into
four 1t is the object OF the Committee
to visit the country between here and
Jerusalem, and endesvor to work up an
interest 10 railroad to that point. II
successful in this movement company
will be formed of citizens interested in
the project, and the work pushed to
completion. Now is the time for the
people to cooperate with the committee
aud secure another railroad-Enteyprise
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SHERIFFS
Proclamation!
OCTOBER ELECTION,
Tuesday, October i. 1884,

Whereas, BY the laws q 0his, sseulasiax
elections, It IL required Of the ehsri9 ef Ais
county TO give notice before the time q held.
Ing : general election, By prcclsnagiUx
Throughout the county, Of che time at vkieh
su6h election will be holden.
In pursusuce Of such reQuisition, I. Wtl.
liam Read, Sheriff Of Monroe County, Ohio.
do hereby proclaim snd make known that IL
second Tuesday, being the
nth DAY OF OCTOBER, A. D. 1851,
Is, BY the Constitution and Laws Of okiv.
the appointed day on which the qualiasd
electors Of said Monroe County, Ohio, shall
meet In their respective townships, q their
usual or proper plaoe Of holding slsctioes.
The polls to be opened between the houre
Eef 6 and 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of sald
day. and closed at 6 o'clock in the sltssDoon
o. said day.
The candidates to bs voted for are:
Ono person for Governor sf The etass q
Ohio;
One person for Lisutsnsnt osvsSnes u
tie State Of Ohio;
One person for Supreme Judge sf Tie stass
Of Ohio;
One person for Attorney osnsral Of tAs
State of Ohio;
One person for Treasurer Of The sssss Of
Ohio;
One person for Nsmbsr Of the Beard Of
Public Works Of the State Of Ohio:
One person for Judge Of the Court Of Cen.
mon Pleas Of the ID sub divtsiou Of he oth
Judicial District Of the State Of Ohio:
One person for senstor for the lotb sna
18th Senatorial D stricts Of the ststs Of ohie;
One person for Representative Of Monroe
County, Ohio;
On: Pssson cs;s. for Probss' '.ds' q Hes'ss
One person for Treasurer Of Aoprss esss-
| ty, Ohio;
One person for Sheriff Of Monroe County
Ohio;
One person for Prosecuting Attorney II
Monroe County, Ohio;
One person for Comuissienss Of Nsuras
County, Ohio;
One person for lnarmssy Director u Men.
roe County, Ohio;
On. person for Coroner Of Aonres cesutys
Ohio.
The Trustees Of the several townships ef
said county are hereby notified that The fol-
lowing number Of Jurors are appoEtionsd 10
their townships, respectively, and that they
are required to select the said nunbes s1A
make return thereof to the clerk ef hs
Court of Common Pleas, together With The.
poll book, within two days after the eald
second Tuesday Of October, 1851,
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1E Our people will be glad to know
that Rev. E P. EDMoNDs has been re-
turned to the NJ. E Church here for an
other year He is finished orator and
preacher with whom the congregation
is we'll pleased.
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~ Judge OKEr has written to US,
authorizing US to withdraw bis an
nouncement as candidate for Common
Pleas Judge OF this Judicial district
We are sorry to make this announce.
ment, as the Judge is true man and
has performed the duties OF bis office
faithfully; but the cause of his not be-
ing nominated again by his party, only
strengthens our conviction thst there is
necessity for reform in political con.
ven,ions and campaigns. Clariagtss In
dependent
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JOHN M. BOUGHNER.

The subject Of this sketch is John
NJ Boughner, born in Pennsylvania, in
the year 1904; removed to Ohio In 1878,
and settled with his father on Congress
land about miles from the present viii
lage of Cameron on Sunfsh Creek
Sixty three years ago when Mr.. Bough.
ner came to this county, the country
about Cameron was o bowling wilder
ness, filled with wild animals The ak
of the husbandman bad not yet ielled
the giant trees Of our primeval forest.
Ohio was then regard. d as the far West,
and tue early adventurers into its wilds
bad to contend with wild beasts and still
wilder savsges. MIR. Boughner was
our true pioneer, with no fortune but a
willing mind and a strong frame, he
went to work to clear out the forest and
build up home. He chose as his help
mate Miss Mary Hartline with whom he
has lived for more than half century
like him. she is strong and vigorous,
able yet to do ber household duties.
Mr.. Boughner is one of our true tenn.
perance men, throughout his long and
eventful life he has abstained from tue
use Of aIcboholic stimulent and tobacco.
He has lived to see 81 greal grand chill.
dren; SO grand children, and bis family
of IA boys and girls are scattered over
different parts of the West as honest en-
citizens.
Like most Of our early settlers Mr.
Boughner was somewhat OF hunter.
The wolves and deer fell before the un-
erring aim of his rifle: but on winter
day when Sunfish was frozen he OBJ
served a large buck crossing on the ice,
and. seizing his ak he started for the
deer, on reaching it the ice broke and 3
tussel ensued. A buck will fight when
pushed too closely as Mr.. Boughner
soon found out; his prize was orly won
after protrac,ed siege and considerable
battling.
Mr.. Boughner has been consistent
member of the Christian Church for 81
years and has done much toward build
ing up the church at Cameron.
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eV Gen. A. j. WARNER is working
to have the proposed railroad from Bell
aire TO Marietta commenced this season.
He will pass along the line in this coun-
ty during the present month and explain
to the people how the road is to be
made, and request help from them to
aid the enterprise.
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~ The ll6th, 25th, ed, 92d. 9th,
and other Ohio Regiments, and the 7th
Virgins, will hold a reunion in Woods
.leld on Wednesday and Thursday, the
10th and Goth insis Let every soldier
in this part Of Ohio attend, have good
time and fight their battles over again.
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fEThe extension Of the B & S. W.
sas located across the South end Of
town last week by Engineer MASON and
assistants. Tue road will pass between
the dwellings Of Auditor ATKINSON and
H. R Mason, the cut being at that point
about % feet.
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wA bav mare ,lt, the property OF
Mr.. NATHANIEL McFFErr. OF Jackson's
Ridge, was stolen from his pasture Geld
last Saturday morning. The tracks of
two men were plainly visible on the
ground where the mare was taken from
the field. 1t is thought the thieves cross
Cd the river at some point in this coun-
ty,or Washington, on Saturday. A re.
ward is offered for mare and thief, or
thieves. See notice elsewhere in this
paper.
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E% Items from the Darlington Inde-
pendent, Both ult.:
Jacob Emer, of Green township, is
reported as having gone crazy.
The lie Baron property, OF this place,
was sold last Saturday at administrators
sale, for $667, 10 w. H Mallory.
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a CARD.

QUARRY, MONROE Co., OHIo
September 9th, 1881.
Mr.. n R. WEsr: Ny name was an
nounced for Sheriff on the Temperance
Ticket, am not candidate.
Yours &C., j. nj. RrDGwAY.
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view Advertisements.
Our Union School will open on Mon.

Our Union School will open on Mon
day. the 10th inst.
Judge C. CARROLL, Of st. Clairsville,
was In town last week.
Thanks to Miss BELLE SINCLAIR for
some fne, large peaches.
WILL LUPros, of Delaware, Ohio, is
visiting friends in this county.
Another 500 purse has been added
70 The trotting list at our Fair
The Ohio river is lower now than it
ever vas before at this time in the year.
DR.. FERRELL, of Moundsville, West
Va, visited friends in Woodsfeld last
week.
Mr.. G. W. MURPHY and wife, of Quin-
cy, Ills, were visiting friends here last
week
WILL JupKINs goes on the Bellaire &
Southwestern this week to learn the Ex
press business.
The hardware advertisement of c. E
HARLAx's establishment will be found
in this paper.
The next term Of Common Pleas
C,urt convenes ia this county on Thurs
day, the 18th inst.
Wheat in Chicago is quoted at 1.3S
to I l46; Baltimore, Lac to 1.57; New
York, / Is to l Sc.
Rev. GARRETT, of Miltonsburg,
preached in the NJ E Church in this
place last Sunday evening.
Mr.. GEORGE COLLINS, OF Caldwell,
and Miss Curtis, of st. Clairsville, are
visiting at DR.. FARoUHARs.
Miss DELLA PATTON, of this place,
left last week for Eldorado, Kansas,
where she will attend school.
Mr.. WILLIAM Belt and wife, who re.
si ded In Missouri for three yeare past,
returned to Woodsfield last week
Isaac BIsHoP, OF Wayne township
icon6oed in Jail on a charge OF bastardy,
was admitted tn hail on the 28sh ult., in
the sum Of $500.
Attention is called to the New Store
advertisement of Mr.. N KoEHLER. His
stock Of goods is first-ciass and will be
sold at reasonable prices.
J.H. Collins and wife Of Columbus,
Mrs. ANNIE MANNING and Miss BETTE
/: DAvRHPoRr, OF Barnesville, we're visit
ing Mr.>J. T. JuDKINs' last Saturday
and Sunday.
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~ Quite number OF people came
in to attend the Fair on Wednesday and
Thursday last, who had not seen the
notice postponine il on account Of the
bad weather. Come again this week
and see the best Fair ever held 10 the
county.
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GET YOUR TICKETS.

Mr.. s. DENooN has been employed by
the Passenger Department Of the Cleve-
land & Pittsburgh R. R. Persons going
West on business or pleasure, or for the
purpose Of selecting and locating lands
areinvited to call on him before select
ing their route. For safety, speed. COM
fort, and satisfactory attention to travel
ers the Cleveland O. Pittsburgh and
Pittsburgh 1T. Wayne h Chicago roads
are unrivalled. Every information eau
be had by addressing him at Woodsfeld
Ohio. March 1881.
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~ Come to the Fair and have good
time this week. Everything is now in
tip-top order about the grounds The
programme is good one throughout.
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BUSlN ESN NOTICES.

60 to MORRIS & ARMSTRONG'S for
Black and .Colored Cashmeres.
--Muslins, Jeans, Colored Shirtings, at
lowest cash price at
MORRIS & ARNSTRONG'S.
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Come to the F3iI.
ON WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY AND
FRIDAY.
THE PEOPLE

Of Beallsvile and Sunsbury township
can obtain bargains at ISAAC Hills
store. His stock Of goods is new and
firs.-class. and will be sold at bottom
figures. See advertisement.
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Carpets and Oil Cloths.

We beautiful House the
MORE:
undipuhe
and the the desire
handled
reated For genuine bargains Goods Carpets and Clothing direct
n25 III. & l.. BLUM, 326 Union ST.. Rellaire, q.
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WIf the weather is favorable this
week the crowd in attendance al the
Fair will be larger than It would have
Been last week with good weather
People are better prepared now to come,
and several fast racers are now on the
way here, which had engagements the
latter part Of last week.
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HO. j. SwANEY and ST. CLAIR
KEFLEY, Esqr's, of St Clairsville, visit
ed Woods6eld last week. They came
down into Monroe to inspect their Ju-
dicial fences
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eEGeneral WARNER addressed o
railroad meeting at Clarington on Thurs
day evening, the 29th ult. We are in
formed that the citizens Of Clarington
are favorable to the enterprise.
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DtED.--On the 23d ult,, in Ohio town
ship, Monroe county, Of heart disease,
Mrs. ANNA MuHLEMAx, aged 50 years
4 months and % days. Mrs. MUHLE-
MAN was found dead in bed the morning
Of the 23d ult. Deceased was born in
Canton Berne, Switzerland, on the 4th
day of April, 1919
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.~The entertainments at the Court
House on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings last by FRANK DAVIDSON we're
highly enjoyed by those present.
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The largest Dry Goods. Carpet and lsaiy
Made Clothing House In the CITY,.
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Having purchased the stock of Hardware Of
Waddell and Helbling and added largely of
new goods am now prepared to furnish any ar
ticle belonging to the business at astonishingly
low prices. Agent for the Howe Scale
G. E. HARLAN.
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Prints at 5. 6,7 and Sc in good styles at
MORRIS & ARMSTRONGH.
ICE CREAM PARLOR.

have just procured one Of the best Ice
Cream 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 REINHERR,
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REDEMPTION NoTlCE.
AuDlroR's oYF1cE, MssRoz cousrr, |

AuDiFoR's OYFIcg, MeHRoH County,,
WoopsrIELD. OHIO, September IS, 1881.
TO g. w. Davidson or sohaua tymay Concern:
Notice is hereby given, that George He'll
has depos ted in the County Treasury sum
Of money Sufficient to redeem Lot No. 13s
in section 10, township 8 of range 3. Said
land was sold for taxes by Iohu Gatchsll,
Treasurer Of Monroe County, 0hie. January
20, 1881, in the name Of Elizabeth Allen to
G.. W. Davidson.
8. A. ATKINSON,
sep2o, o,'slt3. Auditor Moprpe Co., Ohio.
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~ The Democrats OF the Belmont
Harrison Senatorial District met in Con-
vention on the 2Slh ult.. and nominated
Col. DAVID RANKIN, of Bellaire.
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Tuesday, October 11th, Is elec'
ton day.
Road Tax Receipts

Furnished to Road Supervisors or Town
ship Clerks at The SPIRIT office, or or
lers by mail will receive prompt atten
ton.
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w House plants and flowers, wire
and straw baskets for bouquets, bouquet
holders and cut flowers at all times at
Mrs. WAYS green house, Woodsfield,
Ohio.
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JACOB REINHERR.
NOTICE.

Go to MORRIS s. ARMsTRoNGs for
Black and Colored Trimming. Silks and Sat.
ips, as good quality for price as anywhere.
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Hawk Head Certificates.

Hawk Head Certificates.
We are now ready to supply Town.
ship Clerks with nicely printed certifi-
Gates for parties, who kill hawks, to
present TO the County Auditor. Orders
by mail will receive prompt attention.
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A correspondent in Adams township
has furnished us the following particu-
lars in the lives of three of the pioneers
of that section:
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-Custom made Roots and sboos for

Custom made Boots and Shoes for men,
women and children just opened direct from
the manufacturers at the lowest cash prices
These goods are higher than common made
goods but very much cheaper in the end
Come and examine the goods.
MORRIS e. ARMSTRONG
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IF YOU WANT

Good Goods at fair prices go to ISAAC
HrLL's store in Beallsville. See adver-
tisement.
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NEW MILLINERY GOODS,

MRS GOODRICH is opening her new Fall
stock of Millinery and Fancy Goods, consist
ing of Ladies' and Children's Hats, Bonnets,
Plumes, Ribbons. &C., which she will sell at a
close margin. The ladies of Woodsfeld and
vicinity should call and examine her goods.
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Barnesville Real Estate Agency.
Eight Farms in this AID adjacent
Counties and fifteen pieces Of Town prop
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