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France, leon Say says, win aot have
10 import grain this year THIS will
knock big customer fer our crops off
the list
The Forestry lays OF KANSAS have
been fruitful of permanent results. Il
is asserted that there have been. planted
in that State SO 900 acres Of trees. About
5000 acres OF these are black walnut,
and will make handsome returns Id
eight or nine years.
noted Englishman, who was Ia the
House when the Pension bill, appro.
priating 100000 co., was passed al.
most without debate, exclaimed: What
d Government! What are the resources
of a people that take such care. and can
take it, of its disabled soldiers!'
General Garfield once said in Congress
concerning tie systelti OF political as
sessuietts, that II was .'sharnsfui fact"
and that "the practice affords large So
called electioneering fund. which in
many cases never gets beyond the shys-
terers and,;the mere eamp.foIiowers OF
the party"
Two htindred thousand more EN-.
ploves are retired into two months VOL
uutary idleness by the suspension OF the
glass works throughout The country.
THIS is not strike, but in conformity
to custom in the glass msnufactories
during the warm weather. We now have
enough of idle labor to make very for
midably army.
There have been several fresh arrests
the past few days, including two Ublan
afiicers, who were found distributing
revolutionary proclamations. The of.
ficers were among those specially charg-
ed to protect the Emperor. Count Tolstoi
is threatened and constantly guarded.
Additional precautions have been taken
at the Peterbof Palace.
Hon. Thomas M. Marshall, of Pitts.
burg, Pa, who declined the regular Re-
publican nomination for Congressman
at-large. announces his purpose to vote
for Hon. Silas ID, CLARK, the Democratic
nominee for Supreme Court Judge. He
says Mr.. Clark lis big man all over
and in every way" and that If elected
he will do himself honor and shed lustre
upon the Supreme Court OF Pennsylya.
MIA.
1t seems almost incredible, but the
United States consul at Aux and in an
oticial report, states that $500. 600 rab-
bit skins we're exported from New . "a
land last year, But the strangest part
oi the story is that twenty years ago
there was not rabbit on the island ex.
cept two, which were owned by an Ea-
glish gentleman, from whom they es.
capped to raise brood that now amounts
to over SO,Oo0,OOO.
One OF the most interesting revela.
| tioqs tue censns of 1880 will make will
be that in relation to the growth of the
Territory of New Mexico. The most
feliahle statistics at hand place the popu !!
laiiop OF this immense, Territory, EN-.
bractrg an area Of l2l 900 square miles
| at OILY 100 900 people, of which $4,000
are Mexicans, $4,000. Indians, and a5,.
600 Americans. This was the census
taken just as .he railroads enterei the
Territory. Tney have done wonders fot
it,
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EOur Juvenile Bind was engaged
to play fora picnic to be held at Wells
bottom on the 4'h, and left here at two
o'clock in the morning but we're obliged
to return after getting several miles out
of town on account of the rain. They
gave US some very good music however,
from the cupola of the Court House,
which was enjnyed by all.
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ITEMS

Isaac POWELL, an old soldier of the
25th Ohio, has received back pension
amounting to $3.50 Noble Gounv Re
pablican.
THos. J. Lilly has on exhibition at
his saloon piece Of the rope, about IS
inches in length. with Which Guiteau
was hanged 1t was forwarded to him
by his uncle. Warden Crocker. Cal. and
see it.-Bellaire Tribune
MRs MARY A. VAUGHN, wife of Man.
ley Vaughn. and sister of James Davis,
of this place, committed suicide on June
17th at Nevada City, California, where
the family have resided since leaving
Washington, this county, some years
ago Cambridge JeSersonian.
ACTIVE work for the Ohio Valley has
been suspended for a few weeks on &C.
count of harvest, but will be resumed
with renewed vigor as soon as the crops
have been gathered. The feeling fol
the Ohio Valley is growing stronger and
better, and before the summer is ovel
We hope to gee all subscriptions paid in
-Mdrsetta Esades.
TIE railroad down the river on the
West Virginia side has fallen through
and the syndicate which was 10 have
furnished The money has backed out
This will cause great disappointment tc
our hoosier friends, and should at th,
sarne time have the eff to stir ou
people up to renew effort 10 push th,
Ohio Valley through; now that the othe
project has failed: The matter lie,
wholly with Bellaire SHALL We have the
-Bellaire Tribune.
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FOur town aathorities should D,

EE Our town authorities should put
q stop 10 drunken brawlers on the
streets, or resign instanter. Citizens are
subjected to annoyance every day from
drunken, staggering men, and The au
thorities see them and shut their eyes to
the evil. Their attention is directed to
tbe.ordinauce that provides for the ar
rest of any person found in state of
intexication on the streets
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MARRlED.-July 4. 1882. at the brides
fathers, DR.. W. G WEBB. iu Cameron,
In the presence OF MANY friends aud rel
atives, BY Elder ]. W. ARNOLD. Miss
FANNIE L. WEBB to Mr.. JOIN SUPPEs,
all Of Cameron, Monroe couaty, Ohio.
After the ceremony a feast of good
things, too numerous to mention. was
enjoyed by all.
On April 9th. by Rev. CHAs. Koch
Miss LOUISE FREIBER to Mr. RoBERr c.
KUPFER.
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DIED or Apoplexy on the morning
Of July 4th, Ann Elizabeth Limberger,
of Salem township, age II years. HeI
remains were laid to rest in the hurvine
grounds at St. Jacobs Church on Wed,
nesday. The funeral services were con
Quoted by Rev. Schimel, of Buckhill.-
The deceased had been lie long mem
ber of the German Evangelical Church,
and had Leld her membership at the ST.
Jacobs Church about 25 years. A
large number OF friends and relatives OF
this place we're in attendance at The OBJ
sequies. e darlington Independent.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-07-11

w BUz LITTLE closed a contract
with the County Commissioners on the
Sd inst, TO put his improved lightning
rod on the Jail building. He made q
contract with MATTHEW MOORE, OF Nal.
aga township, on the 4th inst, 10 rod
his barn and sheep house.
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EyThe GARFIELD literary Society of
Clarihgton held picnic at Wells grove
on the 4th. JAMES RUrTEk, }. f. Nor.
RfLL and the Revs FgRaUsoN and LINK
LETTER delivered the addresses. A large
crowd was in attendance and good
time was had generally.
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When uukno va adventurprs land in q
city or town and commence at once to
berate its institutions, to sneer at its
ways. denounce and libel its citizens,
they do not get much sympathy from
people who make any pretensions to de
cency when they are called to halt.
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@AMos WALTERS, charged with
stealing heifer, was arraigned in the
Probate Court on the Sd inst and plead
mot guilty" On the 4sh he was again
brought before the Court and entered y
plea Of guilty, when fine of $40 and
costs was imposed. The total fine and
costs amounts to Sl02 So
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EgA scientist says that every adult
person carries enough phosphorus in his
body 10 make at least 1000 of the or
binary two cent packages of friction
matches. That Is a scientific fact that
is, of very little value to a man who
comes home in the night, suashes every
thing on the bureau in searching for a
match, ami realizes that all the 1000
match power phosphorus Concealed 10.
side OF him will not light the lamp.
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EW There we're no services in the NJ.
E. Church last Sunday night, Rev. Eb
MoSDs having. gone to Cleveland to
preach IN the Prospect Street Church -
Mr. EDMoNps will visit his father during
his absence and will return home Friday
evening
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F The picnic and festival on the
Fair Grounds on the 4lh inst., Under the
management OF the R. c. Church, melted
about $3.50 above expenses. The rain
in the afternoon intsrfered to some ex-
tent with the enjoyment of those in at
tendance.
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Farmers and property owners should
bear in mind that they are required by
law to cut Canada thistles on their prop
critics before they go to seed; they are
Unable for the neglect, and the COM
plainant is entitled TO part of the 8ne.
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(hicap9--July

Chicage--July 7.--Hogs-Offer-
ines very poor; mixed Z SOs8 So; heavy
s 4eAs so; ligh, 8 2oas IS; skips 5 SO
az 60. !, 49,
Caltle-Shipments 1900 head; mar
ket brisk and 1Oal5c higher; exports
Z 75aS 10; good to choice shipping Z
GOAT 40; common to fair 5 5oa6 40S
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BILLY SMITH disposed of two OF WILL
MooNEY's horses at Pittsburgh last week
and returned home Friday, bringing
back with him Dolly" He was offered
s400 for her by. aeveral parties but
would net take it. 4
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DtED.-Ou June 9th, at Martins Fer
ty, Belmont county, of consumption,
SAEbtE, daughter of Capt. CHAs. NOR
mis-, formerly resident OF Clarlngton.
this county. Her age was about Is
wears.
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This is a season of temptation to the
maiden fair, who struggles against u
feeling of love and duty to her voting
man on one hand, and strong Eafker-
ing for. spring onions on the other.
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% Preaching in the Presbyterian Church
On Sunday, july 2Sd, by Rev. H. saw
fERs, be will preach at the Buchanan
Church at 104 o'clock A. NJ, at Woods.
field al 2t P. NJ.
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"God bless the man who sows the wheat,
Who finds us milk, and fruit and meat,
May his purse be heavy, his heart be light,
His cattle and corn, and ali. 80 right,S
God bless the seeds his hands let fall
Fnr tha farmer he mist feed ns all.r
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Meeting of the Democratic Central
Committee.

The members OF the Democratic Cen.
trail Committee of Monroe County, Ohio,
are requested to meet at Wood, Fl I'D, on
Saturday, july 18th, A. d. 1882,
At one o'clock P NJ for the purpose OF
selecting FIVE delegates to attend the
Democratic State Convention at Colum-
bus 10 be held July ooh; and to select
twenty-five delegates to the Congress
sional c Convention of the 1hth Congress
sional District of Ohio; and for the
transaction OF such other business as
may come before the meeting.
j. P. SPRIGGS, Chairman
Monroe Co Dem Cen. Com.
E j. GRAHAM, Secretary.
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Mr.. Robert 3. McRRrs. of Jerus alem, /,
Aathoriz,s US to state that he has sever
ed his connection with the Selec, School
n MonRfs 4 MoGA6GHEY advertised 10
BpeH on July l7th. a,4e -
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Miss INEz OKEY. daughter of Judge
john W. OKEY. Of Columbus, and Miss
HErtN TwIss, daughter Of Prof. TwIss,
Of the came city, are visiting friends in
Woods6eld.
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Bad luck depends very largely on the
Amount;of downright laziness which is
packed away in your system, and good
luck consists greatly in what is PROPERLY
called toir grip on affairs
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1t is safe to say that nothing III the
world has ever been the subject of SO
much scientific examinstlon ai the man
the average Woman ,iaagiSes TO be al.
ways under lief bed 1t night: :
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Mayer { KLOTZ,
as4 Union street. Beliaire ohio.
The Largest Dry GOODS, Carr
pet and Clothing HOUSE IN
the City.

mixed butchers very active and higher
in sympathy with other grades
Sheep Market strong and active;
poor to fair s 5Oal 25; good to choice
4 50a4 IS, in TAR demand all around.
Weak cattle trade on account of the
warm weather. good to choice steers
1915 estimated dead weight; be.t sheep
weak at l7a1Sc.
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No,v y0rk-Julv 7.-l

New Y0rk-July 7:-Beevee--
Market firm and / higher for medium
to prime steers, barely seady for natives
and all grass fed Texans; verv poor to
medium sold at 9 50s13 so; fair to
prime 13 75aI5 90; extra do Is 00a
is so; Texan Cherokee steers sold at
9 5Osl0 So; grass fed Colorado do at
10 75al2 25
er; extremes 4 Ooa4 SO for sheep;7 50
a9 90 for lambs.
Swine-Market steady for live hogs
at 7 75sS rs per hundred pounds for
poorest to best.
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ERoAD RECEIPTS, HAWK and
OWL head certificates for sale at TIE
SPIRIT Office Orders from Township
Clerks will receive prompt attention.
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Mr.. .JAMEs ADAIR, who resided near
Uzrk. this county, died sud ienly of
apopiexy st the residence of his son, o.
G. ADAIR. of Bellsire, on the 4h inst.
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H.F. BuRKuEAp, Conductor on the B
q &. e. left yesterday morning, 10th
inst, on his Summer vacation. He will
visit friends 10 Cambridge and CoIum-
bus. :. 80. 80. 600
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EF Our couRty has b.en visited Of
late with'some of the greatest q ,ods, in
the recollection of our oldest Citizens, de-
sttoying all the crops on low lands, and
washing the ridge and hillside fields In q
terrible manner. We we're under the
impression that the hotie Of cyclones
was 10 the West: If SO, we have had a
Western visitor. IS on Friday evening
last, the 30th ult., one of the most de-
structive wind storms ever known in
odt county passed from west to east
1t passed about fourth of mile south
Of MaIag ga, taking course Of from one
fourth to 0neihalf mile in width, coming
through The lahds of THoMAs BEARD
MtRE, & W. Bennett add JOHN Il
MANN, JESSE PETERhAN, G. w. EAron,
MATHEW BooTH, JAaEs Coz and on
east; on.its mission of destruction; up-
footing and tearing down nearly every
Thing id its course, doing the neigbbor-
hood thousands of dollars daniages
The farmers mentioned each lost from
fiv e Hundred TO one thoHsand dollars
and some more.
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We should not mind what few idle,
perhaps vicious, persons say about US
any more than the old steeple minds the
owls and crows that hoot and cav
around. . .aag
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If there's anything which makes q
young man feel that life's mistake and
providence is partial, it is, to hate bis
tuspenders break ~heh he is oh, walk.
ing with his best giti
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FREp. SroEHR has the contract to
make the Improvements in the court
room, raised seats &c.
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PH1tAbELfHIA. July T. wool-oai.
ct; Ohio. Pennsylvania and West Vir-
ginia, Xxx and above, 4la43c; coarse
34s35c; New York, Michigan, Indiana
and Western fine SS.40c; fine washed
delaire 45s47c: medium washed comb.
ing .delaine 464s4Sc; pulled superfinf
33 a36c.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-07-11

F. RPartiss at distance can have
their teeth extracted at their homes
without extra charge BY MCCOY, the
Dentist.
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TIL. qqietness of the wool market still
continues, without the development Of
any especially new feature.
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SAMUEL FANKHousER. of .Swiz ,rland
township, had valuable COW killed 5y
lightning few davs. since.
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MEs. c. H. GooDR1oH will sell hei
household goods consisting of tables,
chairs, etc., at public sale, On Saturday,
the 18th inst.
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JOSIAH SIEcLAlR. Esq, of Ben%ood,
Is visiting friends in this place.
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There is no misery conceivable tina,
viii. adequately express the feeling OF
the young man ~ho is so how legged
that his girl can't set in his lap.
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Prof. McyAY Was in town on the 4th
and We noticed he had care worn look,
and wondered why' hut we know now,
those sleepiess niehts-it's boy. -
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Mr.. W. p RIcaKER LETT yesterday
morning the 10th for the South where
ne will be engaged in putting up light
ming rods for some time es
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Girls who leave their homes in the
evening to. pry into the secrets Of their
beaus, generally get the worst of the
bargain.
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'sFll make note Of this" as the shar
per said when he got q farmer to write
bis name on a slip of paper.
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New York.

Juiys7i-Fiour 8 65aS 90; Wheat !
a7sl 49,; Corn S5sSSc; Oats 63a6Sc;
Rye 78c;l aBariey1 10
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Judge 0KEr went to st. Clairsville
yesterday morning 10 attend to some
legal business -.
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Mt. HARVEY DEvoRE. salesman in
RHODES store, Wheeling, 4thed in Woods
field.
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We don't know whose business it is.
but the weeds should be cut down along
the walk from the Depot to Main Street
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JACOB BLkrrLER, an aged citizen of
switzerland, township died on the 4th
inst. aeia
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Mrs. S. L. MooNEr and daughter Miss
KATE are spending a few weeks at At
iahtic City, N. j.
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Miss RUra SELBY, of New Martins
vile, West Va, is the, guest of Miss
HArrrE Hill. -
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The potato crop, il the season should
continue favorable, will be an enormous
one, as the acreage put out is very large.
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Having opened a branch Office in
Woodsfield, Ohio, 1 have made arrange
ments to continue my visits to that point
at least once every two months OF which
due notice will be given through the
County papers NV next visit will be
July 22i and remain until the evening
of the 26th
Once over Pope's Drug Store.
July IL E E. COBURN
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Doctor bills are abomniahle and no.
needed in kidney and liver affections, as
PERUNA and MANkLIN will cure them.
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. Wool is quoted from ,s5 to 40 cents
per pound in the sd5oiniug counties.
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Il is reported that work on the rail-
road extension will be resumed within
ten days
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w-A correspondent at Mingo juno

R- A correspondent at Mingo juno
ton, the scene OF the collision between
the stesmers Scioto and t1mas, writes
under date of the 5,h inst:
"None we're more frantic than Cap
tain Thomas, OF the Scloto, whose little
son was lost, and during the whole af-
ternoon it was necessary to have him
guarded in order to prevent his throw.
ing himself into the river Late in the
evening the body of the boy was recov-
ered and taken to his almost crazsd par.
ent." ~
Capt. THOMAS, Of the Scioto, who re-
sides at Clarineton, has the sympathies
Of his many friends In this county;
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g There will be Grand Odd Fel-
lows celebration at Woodsfield on SAT-
urday July 29th, 1882, to which all are
cordially invited. P G. Master A c.
DEUEL. will deliver an address appropri.
ate 10 the occasion At IL o'clock there
will be public parade, after which din.
ner will he served on the grounds. The
B q & G Railway will run special
train at excursion rates from Bellaire 10
Woodsfield to accommodate all that
wish to come and join with US IN making
this gala day for the good OF our or
der
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WooasaeId stock Mark et

July 10 Cattle 4a6c per pound
Sheep sa4c per pound. Hogs 4a5 pei
pound gross.
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baltimore.
Wool.

July 7-Flour 5 o0a7 20: Wheat !
25; Corn 85c; Oats 60a64c; Rye 75e.
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Farmers. bay your agricultural imple.
ments from no ne dealers. and don't be
imposed on by foreign agents.
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ALFRED SlscLAIR and III. WRIGHT
spent the 4.h in town. They we're guess
of Mrs. T. SINCLAIR
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Miss REA, Of cadiz, is visiting Miss
RsTa FoRD.
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Miss HATTIE DIEHL is visiting Miss
MAY ANsHUTz at BsresviIle.
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Attention is invited to the dental card
of E e. CoBuRE
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Misses LAsSTEcLAiR and lEFFIE Far.
3uHAB visited at Beallsville last week.
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Thoroughbred Registered jersey
Bull -%
AtJ K. MILLER'S in Woodsfield.-
Inquire Of JOHN MoBLEY on the farm.
July 4, 1882.
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A sure, positive cure for cos,iveness,
MANALIN.
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No house should be without the
Hull's Vapor Cook Stove, for sale at
Mrs o o ALEXANDER'S.
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wFORD BROS. pay cash for wheat
and sell Hour at Sc per barrel. JAZZ.
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w MCCOY, the Dentist, in Woods
field, July 25th-4 days.
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RW. P. RICHNER having gone
South on business, all those wishing to
protect their buildings against Light
ming with Copper Conductors can do so
bv calling on or addressing GEORi7E
RICHNER. at Ozark, Ohio.
July 11-1m.
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Tinted and colored grenadines are
again worn.
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w MCCOY, the Dentist, does NO
cheap work. Remember the best is the
cheapest
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DENTAL CARD.

g Mccoy the Dentist, makes no
harges for examination OF the teeth.