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Wheeling Wholesale Market.

WHEELING, Tuesday, May %
Grain-rhe excitement of last weeh
has sbout died out and wheat has iallet
to 35al 40 Corn ind oats etill hold
up at Csc and 55c respectively.
Flcur--Tne market IS little higher
Choice amber, 25s7 rs; medium sm.
her, 6 25s6 so; Wisconsin. 7 00s? rs
Minnesota extra. 8 00.S %; fancy 81,
Louis, 8 25aS Is; tancv patents. 8 So
y %; Corn meal, per busheI, 90c; Osf.
mta', tancv, per barrel. O0s6 80
common. SO; rye four, pen barrel
8 75a6 90.
Cheese-~I, quoted at &c for prime
Western and l34al5 for New York
S*ei'zer l64al7c, according to quality
Limburger l2c.
Esgs-Receipts are light; dem and
good at 2Oc per doz:n for fresh, pick
eled eggs, 1Oal2c
Seeds- Tue prices are as follows
timothy 2 5Oa3 0O.
Onion R .cpipts lihers,; 60s75c pei
bushel; 2 00.2 % per barrel.
Po'atoes--Iu good demand at S0aS5c
per bushel ON track; 90.1 90 from
store. Sweet potatoes, Southern, 4 SO
a5 90; JERSEYS 5 50a6 90
Butter-R~ ceip about equal to de-
msnd Strictly fre-h roll. 38.40c
prime 35asSc; common, 10A20c cream
cry 43a45c.
Vinegar-Double strength vine vine
gar, 25a30c: standard, l1+13;; 10.11c
for country stock wine vinegar SOC.
Died Fruits We quote prime qnsr
tered apples at 5.6;; evapn,ated apple.
13,l4c per pound; evapnraled pesche,
(unpaiiej) 1Sc per pound.
Hay-Baled hay commands S14 0(
per ton and a gnod trade ls done. Clm.
mon. loose on wagon, brings S12.
Wo"l-This staple still remaining al
35a3Sc and is quiet
Fra,hers-Live geese firm at 50a55c
40s45c for mixed
Tallow-Market stealy country 6a6tc
per pound; CITY fa71c.
B>ans-R Receipts come in slowly and
demand steady; prime navles 3 Is
do medium 8 SO; butter do 8 25a3 40
red kidney 2 75a3 90; red pink 2 75a
3 0G; limas 8a9c.
Ponltry-Live chickens. per pair. SOs
S5c. Dressed turkeys, l7s1Sc per IT,
chickens. lisl5c per pound; ducks, Isl
to l6 per pound geese, 9.l0c per pound
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Queen Vlctoria's reluctance to portion
her children out of her immense private
fortune is constantly ridiculed by the
least .diqnifed Of the London papers.
The Echo. for example, printed the 9th
er dsv. under the significant heading oil
THE Royal Marriage" the text Of the
will in which the miser J. c. Neild left
all his property to the queen. The sum
which her majesty received under this
will was 81, 100000
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First of the Season.

NEWARK, o, May 25-The first ar
rest here for violating the Smith Sunda.
law occurred yesterday. Mr. and Mrs
James Drv, proprietors Of q German re
sort in the southern part of tine city
were brought before Justice Wilson, an,
pleaded guilty to selling liquor May l.
and 81. They were fined S25 and costs
each. and the man to ten days and ih'
woman to twenty eour hours imprison
ment. They paid the fine and went l'
isl.
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LEGAL NOTICE.


A MIA BERLT. whose place Of residenc,
N and Postoftice address is unknown. viii
take notice that on the 22d day of April. A
D. 1889. Jacob Affoiter administrators of the
estate of Christian Fuchs, deceased. filed in tks
Probate Court of Monroe county. Ohio, q pc
tition alleging that on the 22d day of April
A. D. 1891 the said Christian Fuchs, then in
full life, entered into contt,., in writing
with Adam Walters for the sale of the follow.
ing described real estate situate in said county
to wit:
The middle part Of tht cast half Of the south
east ausrter OF section fifteen, township three
of range four. containing thirty acres excep,
the right Of way OF road to and from the
county road to land of John Fuchs. late Of
Monroe county, Ohio, deceased" upon the fol
lowing terms, "And the said Adam Walters
doth hereby agree to pay to the said Christian
Fuchs the sum of $1,000, the consideration
money for said premises in the manner follow.
ing: Fifty dollars this day and agrees to as.
sumo two mortgages to wit, One to Yenney
for $400 and one to Samuel Wichterman for
S4n0 to be assumed by said Walters on the Let
day Of April. 1882. ard $3.50 on the lst day OF
April, 1882. and 5000 on or before April |,
1883, with 81 per cent interest payable annu.
ally, and the said Christian Fuchs agrees to
convey said real estate b. deed to the said
Adam Wal. ers on or before the lst day of April
A. D. 1882, and the said Adam Walters is to
have possession Of said real estate on or before
the lst day of November A. D. 1881" That said
Adam Walters paid to said Christian Fuchs. in
his lifetime. said sum of $50; that said Adam
Walters has paid said sum of $3.50 after TIE
death of said Christian Fuchs. on said pur,
chase money; that said Adam Walters is ready
and willing TO comply with al! the provision,
of said contract entered into between himself
and the said Christian Fuchs. in his lifetime
as soon IS valid deed can be made to him fol
said real estate The prayer of the petitioner
il for authority to make a deed to said Adam
Walters in behalf of the heirs at law. Of tn,
said Christian Fuchs. deceased
The said Anna Berlt will take aotice tha
she has been made party defendant to sait
petition. and that she is required 10 answer tn
same on or before the Path day ol June. A. D
A. b 1882. JACOB AFFOL1Ek.
Adm'r Of the estate OF Christian Fuchs. decd
By Pearson s. Doherty, his Att'ys.
spras. .'ssss.
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A Remedy for Pink-Eye.

Horses usually cough considerably
when suffering from pink-eye, and have
discharges from the nostrils, but this
year many do not cough and very few
discharge from the nose. Animals hav-
ing slight attacks require rest, clothing
for the hodv and limbs, good strength
ening diel not starvation on bran mash
es laxative, nitrate OF potash, iron
and quinihe. A combination chlorate
and iodine Of potash is also very good
If the throat is sore, give toun er-irrita
ton and gargles There is no danger
of transmission OF pink eye to progeny
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D.. u. B. Reed, Of Tuscaloosa, Ala.
is mentioned by local paper as the real
inventor of the Pa,rott system OF riff d
guns and projec,ilss MIR. Red patent
ed the rife shell jus, before the outbreak
Of tie war OF secession, and made ar.
raugemen,s with R 7. Parrott, then
superintendent of the West Point four
dry, to nuractuIe it Mr. Reed cas-,
his fortunes with his section, however,
and Mr. P,rrott. reaped the benefits ol
the invention.
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ST. PETERSBURG. Nav 25.-General
Daentelm, Governor OF Kieff, has issued
. proclamation to the inhshitants OF
Balta, declaring the authors and instigs-
tors of the Jewish outrsges will be tried
by court-mtrtial. II the pnlice are in
sufficient TO prevent outrsges, the mill
'srv will he used. TIE Chief of the
Bal,s police has assured the Jews Of The
immediate repression of attempts at out
rage.
VIENNA. MAY 25 -Four hundred
houses belonging to Jews we're recently
burned al Vasili-hki Agrsrisn agita
ton in the Baltic Provinces is ipcreas-
ing The peasants in Parnau have now
reyolted.
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ITEMS

WILLIE ,GLiDpEN o young lad OF this
place wss struck by . playmate with g
"gum shooter" The lad will lose an
eye Noble County Republican.
AcccEDINa to the returns OF the as.
SCISSORS there were more deaths than
hirths in Bellsire last year. There were
236 births and 26I desths. Chronicle
f; Tue Csmhriige Jeffarsonian SAYS
that Havs Bnrris, Of Washington town.
| ship, has paid SIX hundred dollars for 9
| BALI interest in one of Clcse's fine wool
rams.
JUDGE CHAMBERLAIN has an image OF
an Indian pappooss. cut in stone, which
Was recently plowed up near CoolvilIe.
l, shows considerable artistic skill, and
the question is: was the artist an Indian
or white mann Marietta Times.
Wool CLPs.-Oa Green Ridge Sheep
Farm, near keiths, can be seen, ewes,
that shore the last OF April. as high up
as II pounds: Is sheep averaged Is
pounds. and Is gave an average OF IA
pounds Of nice clean wool NOBLE
County Republican.
HENRY MCLEAN. travelling for the Co.
lnmbus Buggy Co., was put eff the
Wayneshurg R R. for having his feet
on the seat His trunk was put off at q
way station and $50 taken from it. He
has sued the company for $1,000 dam
ages. Morris Lrchs, of Bellaire, is re-
taired as q witness Beimcnt Chronicle.
Mr. SAR.HFrELD Clark, of Rich Farm,
Ill.,, and Mrs R. c 0'Conner, relict of
the late D ,ctor O'Conner, OF TifTin, Ohio,
arrived Wednesday at this place on q
visit to Mr.. and Mrs.. George Laine.
Their many friends and atqnaintances
here will he glad to learn OF their arri.
val ClaringtOn Independent, 26th inst
MASTER NkFF LANG, little son OF
Mfr. and Mrs. Geo. Laing of this place,
cane very nearly drowning at the wharf
here on Saturday evening last He fell
of the Telegrsm, falling between the
Telegram and Diurnal, which were at
that time lying at the wharf. Math
Atkinson, Of The Telegram, jumped in
10 the river and rescued the little fellow
from . watery grave. C9ariaqton Inde.
pe~dent.
PEcuIIAR CASE -Lsst Saturday Jas.
per McKtrick, Of Belle Valley, on his
return from visiting bis father, who re
sides near E bs. and when near the depot,
while walking rapidly to meet .he train,
became totally blind, 10 which condition
be rrmains ., this writing. The physi-
cian 10 charge Of the case pronounces i,
dropsy OF the prostariOr chamber Of the
eyes with displacement, Of crystalline
lens.-N Noble County Repxbliean.
AUDITOR COPELAND. ~ this county
bas Just returned ircm Newark where he
bas hetn attending meeting of An
'i'tors to spi.raiae the B Il o road.
TIE apprsssement is fixed as follows:
Main line between Bellaire and Newark,
% GOO per mile Ian increase OF $500
per mi'e oser last year); between New
ark aud Columbus the undivided half
inle,es., >, 81 200 per mile; sidings be-
tween Newark and Columbus, 3l,750
ridings between Belsire and Newark,
$500; rolling stock at 50 500 per mile,
supplies. etc. $ll3,l90; sta
ipnary machinery. SIS,60O. road totals,
Etc.. at $50 per mile -Btllairc Cor
Wheeling Register, 37tA last.
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vMr.. KArr pIArr. a resident o

eEMrs KArr pIArr, a resident of
Green township, va, taken to the Cam
" Iuf Oh the 2S;h ms. ny Mr..
NAT. MorF ATT. to visit her laughter. an
inmate OF that in-iitutioa. After her
arrival there shs startei up tn. stairs
ani when half way M. fell and rolisd
TO the bottom OF the stsirway, and when
parties in thu house raj to her assiAt
anss they discovered that shs ~. dead
u cut near the edge of her hair. on the
aoper pvt of her farahesi. wss the only
mark visible. DR.. T. H. ARxsrRoHa
was called and pronounced the cause OF
her death to be apoplexy. Nr. MoFFArr
Informed us that the deceased walked
nine miles on the 2i,h last, remarka-
BILE feat for laiyso aeed
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Why the Democrats Filibuster.

The reasons for the Democrats de
clining the discussion IN the House ON
the Mackey-O Connor election contest
are stated by Leading members Of that
party. among them Representatives Car
isle and Randall, In the following words :
"There are TWO Questions involved; first,
the forgery OF the Testimony second,
the right to seat under the rules Of the
House. II the Democrats consent to q
consideration Of the case, the Repuhli-
cans will seat Mackey by a party vote,
without investigating the forgery. The
Democrats are ready to consider the ap-
preparation bills and other public busi-
ness, but will not consent to try this
case until after full investigation Of the
forgery"
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A new mode for dispensing With le,-
ters on which'the full rate of postage
has not been prepsid will he instituted
by Postmaster General Howe. Instead
Of sending them to the dead letter office
as has heretofore been drne, they are
to he held by tue postna naster, and ,h'
per ,on to whom they are addressed iu.
formed by an official postal card that in
order to secure the letter it is neces sary
to remit postage due.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will
~ be presented to the Commissioners ef
Monroe county, Ohio. at their next session, to
be held on the first Monday Of June, A. D.
1881, praying for the establishment Of q couh.
ty road along the following described route ia
said county, to Wit Beginning 10 the county
road on the lands Of Joseph Cline neat, what ii
known as the Crumra bridge in section & towh.
ship 8 Of range 8. running thence in soath.
erly direction through the lands Of. said 10
seph Cline. David u. Riggs and o. wsbsr On
whore land it 10 TO terminate at the bridge
known as the Rina,d's Mil Bridge, In xaid
| county. MANY fETITIONERa
srriS, ,y4wS sss
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Pendleton Leading.
Boston Transcript.

boston lranscriPt.
1t Is said that Senator Pendleton, who
has been represented as having aspira-
ioEs to become the next Democratic
candidate for. the Presidency, is put en-
tirely out of the circle of fsvorites ty
his advocacy of Civil Service Reform
doctrines. This shows how deep and
dense is the antipathy to enliehtensd d
ideas on the sub ect Of patronage on the
part ot Democratic managers. But the
people may have some views upon the
subject distinct from those held by party
leaders. Before the next Presidentiai
election Comes around, it may turn ou
that The Ohio Senator has done yer,
polite thing in leading the advance for
doctrines the establishment of wli ch
will purify politics and elevate the to ne
of the Federal Administration.
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Taxable Personal Property.

Ma EDiroR: see, by the Spirit. that
yon have given the total value of all
taxable personal property af the county.
ss shoyn hv the receat returns OF the
assessors, Except the per cspita on dogs.
It may interest your readers to know
how mach this is fnr each inhahitant ac-
csrding to the censas of 1880. IL may
be found h low The incorporated towns
and special districts are added to the
tovnshius In which they are situated:
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PROBATE COURT ITEMS.

NAV I'm, Bonshner was appointed
Admir- Of the estate OF John n. Rutter,
decd Bond Sl2,0G0. G. F.. Miller,
Chas. McGonigal .rd Seth Wsrd, Sr.,
were appointed appraisers.
May 24-Tne last Will and Testa-
men, OF DR.. o. Buskirk, dec !, was filed
for probate; hearing continued to 30.
inst,
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NIn speaking Of the Ohio V.les
railway the Nartin's Ferry Times re-
marks: "Ii is not Bsllaire alone that is
interested in this sctieme II will con-
nect With the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh
railroad and our merchants aad msnu.
facturers will psrticipats largely in its
hsnea,s." Would il. not ne we'll then
fse the Msr,in's Ferry people to hello us
ont ON the subscriptions Belisire 7fib
ANA.
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Sweet Potato plants for
sale at Mrs. M. A. WAYS.
PHOTOGRAPHS.

Conclusion M. 3 an1 last. Matters
in my business affairs have taken such a
turn that l find 1t will be profitable 10
remain little logger 10 WoodsfeId. |
will be absent fol a time opening up
again Tuesday, the 1G h, sad positively
move to Summerfsld June lst Tai,
arrangement will give many still an op-
portunity to have their pictures taken
May 1873 G HEMPSCED.
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OBITUARY.

JosrpH BIaLEr Vas horn in Be-.
mont County, on the waters of Wheel
ing creek, in the year 1901. March 4th.
and from there he removed to Monroe
County in 1887, and remained in Mon.
roe County till his death. Nav 9th 1882.
Dearest father. how we miss thee.
Never Asrs We will hear thy voica,
Never more thou will Join our number
Neekly thou hast born the cross.
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EL:EABEra BIeLky was horn in Green
county, Pennsvlvsnia, on Sep'embei
18Th, in the year 1900. and removed to
Belmont county with her parents In
1926. She Was married and moved on
Saltwater and there they lived ill they
moved to Monroe county in 1927.
farewell Mother. thou hast left us,
Here thy loss we sorsly feel,
For ii. Gods own will to take her,
He can all our sorrows heal.
fYSI,
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Eona Of the Assessors In d

"Oue OF the Assessors In this
county. white going his rounds. came
scross an old chsp Who declared be had
40 money to put down for tax.tion -
stWell," said the Assessor, "be sworn
then" +" Up vent the old chaps righ,
hand. aud the Assessor commence IL
siYou do solsmnly swear, in the pres.
ence Of Almighty G ID, the searcher oi
all hearts," "Hold ont" cried out the
old man "put down $3.50"
"All right" said the A,sessor, now
I'll swear you to that amount. The
oath was started ag,in. whsn he simit.
tsd that he had $500 The osth vas
cnnusAced third and fourth time and
whan the Assessor took bis departure
his book showed et,s00 In money that
the old nan had sworn too.
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SA1 exchange saw: A numb.r {

SA1 exchange say.: A nunher OF
thesa fssmsrs vho hsppea to havs some
OF the last years wheat on hand are said
TO ha holding it IN the ho3ts of hig
price following M ths hsi work Of the
i,ta frpste. w. ctsrat think this good
policy. Though killed in sons places,
there is yet : prosp-ct far ~ immsnse
crop, in which event present prices could
not be realized. Al ali events a further
mstsrisl advlncs seems very unlikely.
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MARRieD April 9th. by W. L
NoRRls. E.q Of Green township, Miss
E. u. DRuN 10 Mr.. W T WooD.
May l7,h. by W. J. CRAWFORD. Esq i.
Of Washington township. Miss SARAH
A. RsAyEk TO Mr. N. VI MANN
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Uo to tn. 1s;h in+,- Collector Pat
AEk. of TIL. district. is,ued $40 liqnnr
licenses. There we're TOO licenses issued
during the month of May last year, bu,
it is not probable. ths. the number will
exceed 400 this year.
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Mayer & KLO1Z,
234 Union Street. Bellaire. Ohio,
The Largest Dry Goods, Car.
pet and C1oth1n& HOUSE In
the City.
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will
~ be presented to- the Commissioners Of
Monroe County, at their next session, to be
held on the irst Monday in June. 1889. pray.
ing for the establishment of county road
along the following described roate. to witt
Beginning at OF near the line between the lands
of Louis stegner and Oscar Frank. on the
-oad running up the Rich Fork of Little Mus
kingum creek; thence northerly direction
through the lands of Louis Stegner. Christina
Bach, Henry Pfier and Henry Sebaueh to iu-
tersect the road leading from Stafford to Lew
isvil., !. on the lands of Henry Sebaugh.
ar-1S, saws. MANY PETITIONERS
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sx Mrs FAxksousKs, wife OF Dan.

- MIS- TANkHUCskR, "IIe U' DAk"
TEL FANKHousER, Sr., Of Sw,tx,rl.nd
township. lied Of heart disease on
Thursday, the 25,h inst. Mrs. F etc
her breakfast and appeared as well as
Ea.usi. Thirty msnu,es afterwards she
was dead
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Hon J B. MoRers. employed by the
firm engaged in publishing history of
Monroe county, to write ap tue facts,
has completed his part of the work.
He furnished 1873 p.ses Of manuscript
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When you come 10 to paw your taxes.
don't iorsettn call at THe SPIRIT Office.
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Clerk JrDklSs sni Dr. |. P. FAreu-
HAR went to Cambridge last week tn tes-
tlfy In the case Of Ohio vs.. EDWARD
DorsoN. charged With horse steaiing.
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SGents tne Button Shoes in Kid
and Cloth top for e2 50. These are
warranted aud sold elsewhere general,
from 80 so to 80 rs We have consol
idsted our two stores, and can now
tru,hfully say that we have the larges'
and most varied stock to b. found 10
any retail house either in Be!laire or
Wheeling.
BosroN SHOE HoUsE,
New Bank Building,
}. D Heinlein, Prop'r.
Nav a-4w. Bellaire, Obi".
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The coasty Cnmm,.sioner. meet in
regular session on Monday, June 5!h,
and the County Bn.rd OF Equalization
on Thursday, June 9Th.
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Miss TAYLOR. Principal OF the Wheel
ing FenaIe College, will talk on Me.
sionary subjects at the NJ. Z. Church on
Sunday, Juae llth.
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/. is high time sha, The Couacil should
put stop to fast riding mp and down
our streets. The practice is . very
great nuisance.
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WiLLIAH Dkvos. ~ Green township,
shot hawk . few days since that meas
arsi 1 Feet AMI 10 iuche. from tip 10 tip.
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8 Alex: ARxsrRexa, E,q., and dsush'
ter, of Arms,rong's Mill. have gone on
aa sxssnded trip tn B 'ston aad other
eastern ci,ies.
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n Only eight indictments returned by
,Ae Grand Jury OF Belmont County at
the present term Of Court
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Wv wALrcs MAS appointed Deputy.
in the Office of the Probate Judge, on
the l7th inst.
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Seventy Elk stu-ieass are attending
Profs. wArsoN L BARBkR's school.
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GRAnAM Il HoBBs sdvertse q select
school Il Antioch. They are c6mpe,eu'
teachers.
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GsoReE n Mura. Chief of the Bell
afro Fire Department, Is q competent
uflcisl
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Rev EDxoxDs returned on the 26,h
inst from visiting his brother who re-
,sides at Poland, Ohio.
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Prof. SrorLER. Of New Richmond,
Ohio. visited At Treasurer GATcHELL's
slast Sunday.
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EF Call al TIE SPIRIT Office for lob
printing from visiting card up to a full
sheet poster Letter heads, business
card on envelopes, statements and bill
heads printed on short notice.
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LADIES,
We want you to call (whe,her purchas-
ing or not at our Shoe House and ex,
anime our immense stock and prices o.!
late STYLE Walking Shoes, 20 diff.ten,
styles from 81 90 up
BosroN SaoE HousE,
New Bank Building,
J D. Heinlein, Prop'r
Bellaire. Ohio.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-05-30

EE Ladies' and Misses Fine Dress
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-05-30
MRS. N. G. WEST, Local Editor
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-05-30

Average for The whole County, 81 81
Separating the Incorporated villages
and special districts from the townships
in which they are situsted, and the fol.