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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-04-14

Interest in the Valley Forge murder, Of
which Samuel Clugston was the victim, is
decidedly on the wane The general i'm
preston seems to be that the assassin will
never he captured. With so much cloth
ing and other articles left behind by the
murderer, all of which would so far
toward identifying him, it is strange, to
say the least, that not Il single positive
clue has been obtained which would assist
in ehcctimg his capture.-NoriStp~a
RegiStef.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-04-14
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lTCfIING HUMuRS, Ally MINORS. BLOOD
HuMoRs, SPEEDILY, PERMANENTLY,
AND Ecu&oAIirALLN CURED WHEN
PHYSICIANS AND ALL OTHER MArltup~
FAIL.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-04-14
HERE AND THERE.

John Bull prefers fox hunts to Boer
hunts.
He's so much talked about he should
be called Public Dalzell.
The silver maple, in its native state, is
gnarled and struggling.
The Southern California university is
to have an $4,000 boat-house.
Glaciers are pleased to note the re-
sumption of sidewalk base ball.
The largest orange ever raised in Flor
ida is said to be five inches in diameter.
Does it ever occur to the clergy that
Were there no sins in the world their
occupation would be gone!
Six-hundred-and- thirty pounds is the
weight of three Kentucky brothers, the
youngest IS and the oldest 20.
There is a project that the late spring
will considerably decrease this years
product of naval stores i'll North Carolina.
''Guard your thoughts very carefully
is good motto, but very few people have
possessions enough of that kind to hire an
extra Waterman.
A number of cities are about to adopt
the electric lights, SO that the people can
see where the city gas lamps are at night.
-INec Orleans Picayune.
Ameriea had bettar baul down tba
eagle from her coat of arms and substitute
the hog. II annaars tl,ot nj ,res.nt M.
HOY is our national bird.
Massachusetts newsuanprs are to be
prohibited from publishing marriage
notices, in future, because marriage is u
lottery.-.SomerrHte Journal.
60 A., ~. ", am
Apostle Murnby,s loss bio word is
.Exigetieal. 81 No wonder j0senh Cook
| isn't missed in this country.
wa,,to1 ,.,.,;ti,,, ,,,,....,,.,.
of n 800 o,re farm. M obiertion In tl,s
country. Address. Ia. Duc WASHINGTON
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| wears market and vet WE talk about III.
wickedness of Nihilist constituencies.
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-04-14
CAPITAL IklIt, %AhHh.
l00,m0 TICKETS, Al Two DOLLARS EACH.
". HALF TICKETS, ONE noLLAR.

!, 1857 Prizes amounting to,.......,.....sll,4 nn
Responsible corresponding agrnts wanted AT all
points, to whom liberal compensation Will ie paid.
For further information write clearly, giving iull
address. Sen, orders by express OF Registered Let
tel, or Money Order 10y mail Addressed only To
NJ. a. DAtPiIIN,
- New orleans, La,
| OR, VI. a. DAlplll<, At
No. $40 broadway, New York.
Al our Grand Extraordinary Draw lngs are under
| the supervision ailh management Of GEN ERAI.S
Il, n. BEAuHEGARD ana JuBAL y. EAI:I.l.
april 1-tts-4w-4tw
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-04-14

Cowantown alias Turkeytown, over on
the edge of Cecil, needs a good wheel
wright. "
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-04-14

Ths Cambridge Chronicle is out in a
new Ness.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-10-11
CAMERON ITEMS.

Improvements-J. j. Atkinson haa
erected an addition to bis dwelling. Ar
chic Barker is preparing 10 put an upper
story to his dwelling.
Mr.. E Truax. Of Woodsfeld. and
John Calvert, OF Iowa, are visiting at
Mrs. Stukeg's, their cousin
Charley Pontius is away visiting rels-
,ives a, his old home 10 Washington
County.
John Suppes and father are east after
goods.
The large pyramid of pumpkins st DR..
Webb's would be q sight for you city
folks.
Sick-Mr. jesse Henihorn ie unwell
at present writing. Snfa Abersold is
sick OF diphtberia. Mrs Henthorn hae
heen suffering for some time OF felon
on her thumb. William Young fell a
distance of perhaps 20 feet. from the
b 'ugh of hickory, injnring himself
considerably; Dr. Webb was called to
see him.
Jas. Windiand sold to Geo. Suppes a
fine Brister colt.
Our champion squirrel hunter 10 John
Pontius.
Wheat looks we'll, though the average
is not as large as last year.
Tobacco is about saved /; colors better
than usual yet our raisers will not real
ize more than half a crop. RI
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~ The la,es. market quotations il
Wheeling are a. follows:

~ The la,es. market quotations ip
Wheeling are as follows:
GRAIN Corn, new crop not yet 10 and
old very scarce and almost entirely out
OF the mark, t, AMI prices range from 80
to 80 cents per busheI. Wheat is very
firm at / As. With few offerings. Oats
range from so TO go cents. Rye from
80 cents to 1.O9
Flour-Familv white, 7.5Os8.O0 Pat.
ent process, s 5Oas.75 Spring wheat,
IT'S
Ba.,er-ls 10 supply scarcely equal to
the demand at 2Ss30.
Cheese-Commanded 14al5c for fac.
tory. aud 16c for New York.
Dried Fruits-There is scarcely any
inquiry and go little doing that it is dif.
ficult to give quotations. We quote
Apples at 4Ac; Peaches, sAal0 for prime
halves: Prunes. 7c; Currants, 7c; Raj
sins, layers 2 Is per box vslencia 1Oc
per ID.
Eege-Moderate at l5a16c per doz.
Feathers quality live geese
feathers 50a60c.
Hay-Far at IS 90 for baled; loose
new, Is 00a16 90. :, -
Poultry-Chickens old 2 Is per doz
and very scarce; spring 2 20a2 30 per
dozen. s .s- $3.50 g.
Salt-Per barrel, Ohio river, I 35.
Wool.-The market remains stagnant,
with prices not quotably changed. We
quote at 38a40c for choice washed, and
one.third less for unwashed.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-10-11
Notice to MasOns
BRIDGE CONTRACTORS.

A BCTMENTS.--Sealed Proposals will
II be received at the Auditors Office, Mon.
roe County, Ohio, until noon on
Monday, October 81, 1881,
for the building Of two abutmsnts and one
pier for bridge across Muskingum Creek at
Rings mill, Benton township, Of said county.
The west abutmsnt and pier will ts, in d.
mensions. about ~ follows:
Base q feet BY feet, the top 81 feet By
feet, and elevated - fest above the rock
red Of the creek; wing walls on the west
abutmsnt - shown BY plans and specincs.
tious in the Auditors OMca. The east abut-
ment will bs somewhat smaller than the
ether - shown BY said plans and spscidoa-
tious.
BRIDGE.--Also. at the Same time and
place, sealed proposals. Will be received for
the labor performed and material furnished
necessary for the erection Of . covered, two
span wooden Truss Bridge for said abut.
ments; the main or west span TO be los feet
in It's sxtrsms length: the east span to be ~
feet In length, and the roadway TO bs Is feet
vide. Said proposals for bridge TO be sc-
oompanied with plans and specifications, and
tbs contract or contracts for the furnishing
Of the material for, and the erection Of said
bridge, and abutmsnts and pier, as whole or
in parts, to be awarded BY the Commission
ers at the time and place shove specified for
the receiving and opening Of said proposals,
or At such tims 10 which they msy pub
lioly adjourn for the Consideration Of the
same, 10 the person or persons giving secu.
rity, as required By Law, who 10 the lowest
and best responsible bidder or bidders, CON-
sidering price, plan, material and method Of
construction.
The Commissioners reserve the right TO
reject any or all bids
By or Ter Of the Commissioners.
s.A. ATKINSON. Auditor.
sep27. sits.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-10-11
! sHERIFF's' SALE.
Frederick Kindelbereer
Christian Vierhellsr ct al.

DY virtue Of certain order Of sale is
Dsued from the court of common pleas with
in and for the county of Monroe, and State Of
Ohio, In case pending in said court between
the above named parties, and to me directed,
/ win offer for sale At public auction At the
east door Of the court house in Woodsfeld. on
Saturday, the 22d day of October. 1881,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock am. and
O'Clock .. m. Of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate situate In Monroe county
Ohio, to wit:
The east half Of the east half Of the south
east quarter OF section thirty four, township
two Of range three, containing forty aorss /;
also. the east half Of the northeast quarter
Of the northeast quarter Of section thirty
three, township two. range three, containing
twsnty acfes-ip oil sixty aores.
3 Said property so ordered to be sold is ap-
praised at $l.l00. and may sell for two.
thirds Of said appraissmeut. Terms Of sals
cash before cop6rmation.
WN BRAD.
o ssp2o, ,'8lw5. shsriz y. c. O
PEARSON + DoHsRry AttJa
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Great Break in Prices
ToCommence the Season Trade
NO TOMS FOOL TALK!
SPECIAL NOTICE 70 The PUDNC

We Offer Inducements that Shall
Not be Matched!
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-10-11
Snow fell Al Bangor. Me. on the s,

Snow fell at Bangor, Me-, on the 9th
inst Te N6 e.
The fund for Mrs Garfield now
amounts to 1886, ,556.
The Vireinia tobacco crops have been
badly injured by fros.s. Il fifS
ST. Theresa College near Montreal,
Canada, has been burned. Loss $780,
600.
Nine men were lost from small crafts
during a storm near Fortress Monroe on
Wednesday.
The first Cabinet meeting under the
new a,tM,nistr ration will be held to day,
Tuesday.
The Standard s,ates that General Sir
Pa:rick L. ,McDougall, commander oI
the troops al Halifax, N. ST.. will go 10
Ottawa ON the departure CT the Marquis
OF Lorne for England and be sworn 10
as Admi, istratnr Of the government. OF
Canada during the Governor Generals s
absence.
There is likely TO be . quarrel as to
the final resting place of the body OF
the dead President. Some of his most
intimate friends hope to. get his widow
to order that the body be finally left
either at Mentor or Hiram. The I.ske
View Cemetery people object to such an
arrangement, Of course. sfse
In accordance with instruction from
the volksraad the Boer government has
sent telegram to>the imperial govern
ment expressing the opinion that the
terms OF the convention are contrary to
the Sand River treaty. strongly protest.
ing against several clauses and request
ing . modification. !.
President Arthur has tsken . 6rm
stand in favor OF the prosecution Of the
Star Route tb,eves, and indictments ere
now ready sgsinst ex-senator Dorsey
ex. Assistant Postmaster General French
ex. Assistant Postmaster. General Brady
and . whole lot OF the lesser rascals
The action of Arthur 10 said to have as
tonished the ring. and caused consterna
tion among them. They thought sha
Guiteau's bullet icarried immunity fol
them ,a@ ee..
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-10-11
OZARK ITEMS,
OZARK, ONO, Sept. 80, 1881

OZARK, OHI0, Sept. ~, 1881
There arssisseral on tie sick list this
week: Grandfather Duvall is not so we'll
at this writing; George Rhipes had q
second attack OF diphtheria, but Is re-
covering; Mrs. R. z briggs is recover
ing from diphtheria; Charles, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. J P. Ouvall. had q slight a..
tack of diphtheris; Mrs. Hanes hss been
quite sick, but is improving; Mr.. Henry
Truax. OF Sunfsh, has typhoid fever
all patients OF Dr.. CIV. Steward
Miss Carrie Wright arrived here this
week; she will assist Mr.. Brown 10 the
store in the capacity OF clerk.
Mrs s. A. Eaton, OF Staff ,rd, visited
friends here and at Jerusalem last week
Recently Messrs. B McCarty and E.
B. Griffith and Misses Maggie and Allie
McCarty visited relatives 10 Virginia,
and attended the reunion at Middle
bourne.
Mrs. Hesa traded her property in
Beallsvlle for the Gstchell property
here and moved last week.
WIS., Iluutou sOuttus W WIS PtoCC tS.
ceived the sad Intelligence last W ednes-
day evening that ber daughter, Mrs.
Puma Bowman, OF West Wheeling was
not expected to live
Mrs. Joseph Adair and children re-
turned to their home in Bellalre last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs 6. P. Wilcox visited
his parents nesr Sowerton this week.
Mr.. Adams and his granddaue h,er,
Miss Allie Duvsil, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. McComas near Wooisheld.
Mr.. E b. Griffith has commenced an
eight month term OF school at Hope
Ridge.
Mr.. s. n. Griffith will commence his
third term ct school a, Campfire, which
speaks we'll for him IS teacher.
Rev. Bedall Is back on the Bsallsville
circuit for another year.
Mr.. G.. B. Wood, of Jerusalem will
have . eale tomorrow preparatory to
moving to Wheeling QUIZ.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-10-11
ARIZONA INDIANS.
Gen. Wilcox Still in COmmand--The
HoStileS DemOralized.

NCus w isCOX 0CtlI Ii OOHuuau0ssI In6
Hostiles DemOralized.
SAN Francisco, October GA Tue
son dispatch says: 1t has heen reported
that change OF commanders 10 Arizn-
ma has taken place. Col. Mackenzie sue
ceeding General Wilcox, and that Mac.
Kenzle has put Major Biddle under ar
rest upon the representations of Agent
Tiffany that the Maj 'r's &C ion has caus.
ed the late outbreak of the Chicahus.-
A Safe special from Wilcox says Ma
jpr Bhdie has not been placed under
arrest either nv Mackenzie or anv one
else. General Wilcox is commanding
the Department Of Arizona and not
MacKeize Col. Mackenzie, who is
General Wilcox's junior, was sent to the
department with part Of his own regi-
ment, the Fourth Cavalry Being the
senior officer. except Wilcox. In the de-
-partmen,, it was requested that be should
he placed 10 personal command OF the
operations on the 6eld under G neral
Wilcox, who retains command Of the
department, which Of course includes
Colonel Mackenzie and his operation. :.
A special from Benson's says two meu
we're found murdered this morning
about three miles south OF Benson, wesl
OF the Tombstone road. 1t is supposed
that they we're killed by Indians. Las,
Tuesday evening the dragons had com.
pletely demoralized the hostiles and
caused them TO break up into small
struggling bands, which of course, can
be Of little danger and can be soon an
initiated.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-10-11

w The following premiums we're
awarded on Friday:
Draft Stalions-EvAN STEWART. lat
premium 80. A. j. MAcKEl, d, e5.
Draft horses or mares-DAviD BoxAR.
1st premium 85
Matched horses. or mares-HExRY
BRowN, 1st premium. EVAN STEWART
ID premium.
Single harness-W c. MOONEY, lst
prenium. JoHN RUckEs, ~ premium.
Saddle horses or mares-T. N. DoHEs-
TT, lat premium. JoHx McFREDRIcK.
ID premium.
~ = r - : ~ ID
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-10-11

~ Z 8 s p =
cBThe double team race On Thurs
day, the 9th inst, was an exciting one
throughout. There were three entries
FsAKk WILLIAMS, WILLMooNErs and
BILLY SMIrH's.
On the drst heat MoosEr and WILL
LlAns were close together near the
Judges stand when HARrFR, the driver
of Smiths team, came up and called
out: "Give me room. or I'll run over
you." MOONEY drew to the outside and
HARPER passed through. The Judges
awarded the heat to MoosEr's team,
The second heat was taken by MooNEf
and the third by head. SIXTH second
and WILLIAMS third money. First pre-
MUM $50; second sl5; third$ $5. ;
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-10-11

You only need to call and spend an
hour examining the stock OF goods kept
by WILEY d WErHERALD, Bellaire, Ohio,
to satisfy the most scrupulous, that
money can be saved hy making your
purchases Of them, Their stock is
complete-dress goods from Sc to %
50 per yard S
Ladies Cloaks and Dnlmans from. "a
10 $40, Ladies cambria underwear
from 40c to $40. Corsets from 25c TO
~. "A complete line OF Ladies', Gents
and ChiIdrens underwear. All the stand
ard domestic and foreign goods. Fancy
neck ~ear and ribbons specially
Don't fail to call and see them when in
the city They will treat you kindly
and honestly and never misrepresent
their goods. 1883
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-10-11

A SINGULAR incident is mentioned by
the ST. Clsirsville papers. Three men,
General e.. ". Hoepe, John vsnhorn
and Charles Schumacher, were noticed
talking together during the Fair In
less than a week all three we're. dead, eli
having died suddenly They we're each
about f'tv wears of age,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-10-11
lst premium $50; second go.

~ The Fair was decided success
and much of it vas due to the untiring
efforts OF JAMES WArs0N, President;
W. H. SIMMONS, Secretary, and 7. O.
LITTLE, Treasurer. OF the Society Un.
der their direction the grounds we're en-
larged and improved and the Buildings
erected. C. W. HoEFFLER, Vice Presi.
dent, had control of the Foral Hall and
its we'll arranged departments spoke for
themselves. The other officers we're
efficient in the discharge Of the duties
Of tn cir several departments.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-10-11

HG C. Groadhaus. who works for
his son George as cooper, while piling
up some casks in the cooper shop about
five months ago, WAS struck in the back
OF the neck by some Of the casks falling
over on him. Nothing was thought OF
the accident IS he continued his work as
usnsl, till shout three weeks ssr, when
bis neck began to swell, and at last open :
ed, leaving large cash in the back OF
the neck. and he is now laid up in bed
suffering severe pain Bellaire lnde-
pendent, 6.h inst
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-10-11

Eg The surviving nembe Of the
W. Va Val Infantry are earnestly re-
quested to attend the reunion" q,
woods6eld on the l9ih and Goth Of the
present month. To the men who we're
at Fredericksburg. Antie,am.. Ge,tys:
hurg, The Wilderness, Charlottesville,
Richmond and Appomattox, We sar,
come. Efforts will be male to have your
old battered and tattcred regimental col
ore. the Hag that waved through all the
trying ordesls, on the ground. Let ua
give It . soldiers greeting.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-10-11

c~We take from the Clarington Ia
depesdsas, October 7th, the following !:
To Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Mallory was
born, q daughter, Thursday OF last
week. B r. is happy. !. 3 - ,..,, s,
An old lady, mother of John Oneacre,
who resides in Swiisr township, at,
tempted suicide, Thursday morning, BY
hanging, but was found and cut down
before life became extinct. Her recov.
cry is doubtful
George Lsing Of this place received,
Tuesday, the sad intelligence OF the
death Of Mrs Jane Clark, wife of Sars.
field Clark, and aunt Of Auditor Atkin-
son of this county. Mrs. Clark resided
near this place manv years, but remov.
ed to Ridge Farm, Illinois, some TWEEN
tv years ago. She was quite 40 ol,i
lady.
We are for railroad now and oil
time, but we do not want to see any one
lose anything by its construction, as
{some are expecting. We do mot wish
to argue the advantages to.be derived
from railroad now, but will eimpl,
state that The subject Of a railroad, vii
have to be decided by people along this
route sooner or later, and the people
should look to their interests while an
opportunity is presented. "a
We are creditably informed that Lo
! man H. Green, Esq. who resides neal
Steinersvllle, Belmont County, has ,
chicken whose head was cut off two o.
three weeks ago, so far. back as to leav,
one ear connected with the neck and i
still lives, moves and has its i,eing I
can swallow corn ami water il fed prop
erly, and appears as hearty as any in hi'
possession. Very many persons have
| called to see thisl wonderful freak of na
ture, and golavav doubling nothing.
i On Sunday morning last about tyep.
! ty of our people. men and women, le',
town early In rsais for the Evangelica
Churchin Switzerland township toiat
tend missionary meeting. They re
port large Attendance and The meeting
q grand success, There Was quite
number OF preachers present, among
whom we're Rev. J!SJ Badiner, the res
ident preacher, Rev. Berghsrdt, OF Mil
tonsbure, Rev. Schmel, Of Buck Hill
Rev Winterick, OF Woodsfeld, Rev
Losher. of Trail Run, and Rev. Jud, o
Mansfield, u. e97 was contributed I,
the missionary cause. The speakin,
was said to be good and the music ex
cellent Miss Louisa Zeisiger presidet
at the organ. '.s
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FIRST premium SS; second "a

1~The Sweepstakes pace on Thurs
day was q good one. JINK WRIaHr's
aud LoUB SMlrH's entries we're dis.
tanced the frst hest calico Maid"
won the heat, with "Wild Jim" second.
Jim" and the maid" we're the only
starters for the second heat; the "Maid"
won II easily. The third, fourth aud
9th heats and the race we're taken by
"Jim." The race was . very pretty
one The "Maid" was awarded second
money.
lst premium $50; second go. -.
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Carpets and Oil Cloths.


1t
handled and the Low Prices duly
and Clothing
mas u, y I. RLUM, 3%6 QnleM ST., RellNiFes Q.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-10-11

Five hundred white men are engaged
in the slaughter Of buffalo for their
hid's near the reservation Of the Yank-
tonisn Indians The Indians have be-
come enraged at the destruction Of the
game, and are proceeding to 60 for the
intruders. "A lively time is anticipated
unless the troops, which have been dis.
patched to that region, arrive In time to
prevent II.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-10-11

wA young lady named MAsr ]
MOORE and her brother, JAMES W
MooRe, OF Lindwooi, Kansas, stopped
off in this city last Wednesday evening.
while on their way to S.aff,ri, Monroe
county, where the young lady, who was
suferiog with consumption, was going
for health. Thew put up at the St.
Nicholas Hotel. Their stop was occa.
stoned by the young lady getting much
worse on the train between Athens anil
Marietta. She diei about II o'clock
Saturday night, and through the kind.
ness Of the Congregational church, this
city, she was given very respectable
burial on Sunday afternoon. Her broth
er returss his grateful thanks to the
friends who kindly aided him in the
hour OF affiiction. She was about l9
years old.-Maristta Times, 6sk inst
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-10-11

HTAt the close of the Fair ON Sat-
urday the rain commenced to pour down
and the people soon filled the Floral
He'll. Mr. G. W. CARRorHE ERs was call.
ed upon for speech and snon had the
crowd laughing heartily. Wash is full
OF jokes and can make crowd yell
when be takee the stand.