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Wheeling Wholesale Market.

WHEELING, Tuesday. Aug 29
Grain New wheat, 81. 100; corn. Sl.00
oats Soc
Flcur--New fl ur has appeared and is
offering a, 50a6 90. Ali hrands OF old
flours have been marked down 25c.
Choice amber. 75a7 25 medium am.
Der, 6 (Oa6 25; Wisconsin. 6 75s7 90;
Minnesota extra. 75a8 90; fancy st.
Louis. s 0Os8 SO; fancy patents. 5 25a
s rs; corn meal, per hushe, Doc; osi.
meal, fancy. per barrel. 75s6 00j
common. 5 25; rye -four, per barrel,
5 5Oa5 rs.
Cheese-I, quoted at SIC for prime
Western and l34al5 for New York.
Sweiizer 161sl7c, according to quality.
Limhurger l2c.
Seeds The prices are as foliowsi
timothy 2 65; clover 5 00a5 60; Blue
Grass 10; orchard grass 90
Vinegar-Double strength wiEe vines
gar, 25a3Oc. standard, l1s13c; 10s1lc
for country stock wine vinegar SOC.
Died Fruits We quote prime quar-
tered apples at 5.6e; evapoIated apples
13sI4c per pound; eyapotaled peeches
(unpailed) 1se per pound.
Wool-rhis staple still remaining at
37s3Sc and is quiet
Fea,hers-Ljve geese firm at 50a55c
40a45c for mixed
Wholesale price is laal4 per
ponnd.
Giuseng-fs once more coming in the
market and is quoted at l 75a2 90.
Apple Butter BE per pouni.
Ols-Lard oil. ezra western straihedi
95caSI 90: carbon oil. g.; white miners
oil. winter strained 67c.
Beeswax No. 1. I2c
Salt Per hasrtl 81 90.
Honev-Scarce at Is 1T per pound.
Market steady country 6a61c
per pound; CITY 7a74c
B ans Receipts mo in slowly and
demand steady; prime hsvies 75:
10 medium 8 so: butter do 25a3 40;
red dney 75a9 90; red pink 2 i5a
8. 25; limas 7c.
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Marietta Times.
Gen. Dawes, Take Notice.

OCsIs DdnCSs IdhC NOGlSCs
EDITOR TINES II see the following
in the Meigs County Republican Of
August 18th: F
"Charles Matthews. Esq has heen ap-
pointed to clerkship in the Pension
o lice at Washington City. There were
TWO or three applicants for the same po-
sition, among them thoroughly com
petent soldiers widow. No one can tell
however where Washington lightning
will strike"
/ would remark Mr.. Meigs County Re-
publican the reason the thoroughly com
oetent soldiers widow didn't get tha'
appointment is because thoroughly com-
petent soldiers widows don't have vote
in this country. And I would further
remark that Rufus r Dawes will find
out before midnight Of October lO't
when the lightning has struck in ths
Fifteenth Ohio District; he has no use
for soldiers only TO vote, and don't yor
forge, we will see to these things a lit
lie when the time comes.
VETERAN SOLDIER & REPUBLICAN
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Excavations in the Roman Forum,
which are still going forward, are ex-
pected ere long to bring TO light the an
cient tribune from which the orators ad-
dressed the people. Remnants OF frf'zes
and columns that have recently been
found in the Forum have heen set up
on brick pedestals as fast IS they come
to light. Pieces of the old pavement
have been fastened together by means OF
Venetian mo aic cement.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-09-05
A Religious Papers Views.
Catholic Universe.

Catholic Universe.
Much can be eaid, however, and dis
advantageouslv, in connection with Re
publican action on the liqnor question.
Instance Mr.. Fosters harrangue at
Elyria. He charges that the "execption
of The Sunday closing law was resisted
generally where the Democratic party
have control Of the officers charged with
the duty of enforcing the law" Now
Gov. F,ster throughout this entire hu-
siness assumes to champion a great
moral idea-and the morality OF Repuh-
lican ideas can only he 'q1aled bv 'he
immortality of Republican practices. Yet
in the sentence OF Gov. Foster which we
have just quoted, he makes misleading
statement knowing it to he false. de
knows full we'll Cleveland officers are
Republicans, and the SUNDAY closing law
has heen made mere farce here Thi;
s immoral conduct on the part of Gov
Foster; a champion of morality mus
be consistently moral. hrs<r.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-09-05

s@ls there German in the State OF
Ohio who can glance over the editorial
columns of single issue Of the Cincin-
natl Gazette and vote the Republican
ticket this fall We don't believe it. 1t
has devoted twu-,hirds Of its space for
the past three months to Safeguarding
and denouncing and abusing national
ity to whom its party has been indebted
vea' after year for it's political SUCCESSES.
With judgment OF fanatic it no"
imagines it can carry The State without
them, and boldly indulges in such shame
less delunciation Of that class, as has
not been heard since the days Of Know
Nothingism. The Cincinnati Gazette
would make a good Democratic cam
naign document this fall Columbus
Z tmeS.
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~The lightning rod swindlers have
been getting in some good wrrk among
the farmers OF Monroe County and o
number who thought they were getting
rods 10 their buildings at very cheap
rate, have discovered that lightning rod
strangers don't work for nothing and
hoard themselves too The Spirit adj
vises all to resist payment and saws that
no patent right or other swiudler can
oh! ain a verdict from jury in Monroe
County, which is very cool advice, ami
| it would he well 10 follow it else"hefe
1t does EN- strange alter all the expert
eDce and anv amount OF caution tha'
ha, heen given, there are stlll men greer
enough to he taken in by almost every
swinder that comes along -EnteTprise
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-09-05

EFJ. p. DUvALL, of OzIrk, recently
purchased in Jefferson county "a ewes
and l buck, all Spanish Merino register
ed stock Before leaving the farm where
he purchased he sold two ewes to an
Illinois deaIer at profit Of $40 Tho
lot cost him sum approaching $1,000.
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County Commissioners Proceeding

County Commissioners Proceedings
The Board met on the 2Sth ult., pres.
ent J. LlEUELLEN, j. AFFoLDER, and N
d, GARDEN.
Allowed VIM Hathorn 500 for wort
done on Brown Run road, Perry town
ship.
G. W Coutas S357 so for erecting
bridge at mouth of Alkinson's Run
Adams township. ~
Fed CStoebr $3.50, part payment fol
repairing Court room.
Elk. Norris d Bro, Sl29 10 for
coal for county
The cost hllin The case OF Ohio "
Jacob Carpenter was allowed.
Arthur Okey SCI for erecting monu
men,s to county roads.
Jacob Leihrarth $3.50 part payment
on abument cnntracI at Rings mill
Adjourned tomeet at Scot schoo
house, Summit township.
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baltimore Live Stock Market.
CALYERToN LIVE STOCK SCALES.

CALVERToN LIVE STOCK SCALES.
MoNDAr, Aug. % 1882.
PRICES OF BEEF CATTLE AT THE MARKET
THIS WEEK
Very hest on sale this week 5O'7 90;
that generally rated first qualit, 8 Toe
SO; medium or good fair quality 4 los
5 rs: ordinary thin steers, oxen anc
cows, 8 00,4 %; extreme range OF pri
ces 8 OOa7 90; most of the sales were
from 75s6 25
Mich Cows-Trade is slow. Prices a
wholesale S50a50 per head, in lunches.
Hogs.-Prlces l0alle, With ektr
1lal14c.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-09-05

MARRIED.-On August 81, by E L.
LYNCH. Esq.. o. Perry township. Miss
MARY E. UILoM to Mr.. SPENCER H.
WAYEE.
August 22l, nv Rev. J. B WEIsIN-
GER. Miss .JosFPHINE FEHRENBAcH 10
Mr.. GKoRGE BAKER
Angus, 18th. by W B. NEIswANGER,
ESQ OF Franklin township, Miss ELLEN
THOMPSON To Mr.. HAMILTON DENBow.
August 9th, hy the same, Miss RA
cHEL DENBow to Mr. HENRY DILLON.
Sept 2, hy Rev. EUGENE P EDMoNDs
al the residence of b b. Hill, Isaac
H Fcx and SARAH JANE TwINEM both
Fof Monroe county.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-09-05

TJndge MARTIN, attorney, JOSIAH
CREAsEY, Secretary Of the Woodsfield
and Stuhenville Mutual Fire Ins. Co.,
and Mr.. T. W. CAMPBELL, shorthand
reporter, of Steubenville, attended Dis
trict Court last week Mr.. CAMPBELL
was appointed by the Court to officially
report the testimony in the cases on
trial
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-09-05

EY Don't forget the fair. good time
Is promised, let the people bring all and
everything to make it interesting and
all awards will be promptly paid. Ev-
erythine is being done by the managers
to make it the best Fair ever held in the
sounty, liberal premiums are offered in
every department
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-09-05

Governor Sanfor;t's stock farm, at
Palo, Alto, California. consists OF 1000
acres. and has upon it 300 horses, lSO
Of which are blooaed brood ma,es.-
Nearly all his stations have records un-
der 20, AMI Piedmont, the mnst valu; .
| BILE, has made his mile IN 2.l7l.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-09-05

@Mr. j. H. DEvoRE Of the dry
goods house of RHODES & Co, Whetl-
ing, is the boss clerk. He knows jus'
how to wait on his customers. Mr.. De
yoRE wishes to saw to his friends in
Monroe that he will be pleased to re-
ceive orders and will take great pleasure
in filling them
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FASHION NOTES.
che Of lace ia the new trimming

A ruche of lace is the new trimming
for rarasols:
An enameled gold bow is the new or
nament Tor fastening bonnet.strrgs.
Velvet hodices are WON with hroca.
ded grenadine skirts Of the celor Of the
velvet.
New collars of linen are GU, in battle.
ment squares AMI edged with narrow
| Vsenc.ennes lace.
Clnse.dt,ing jackets Of fancy red or
blue tt are worn with dark wooden or
silk tx rts at the 81 aside.
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WHAT BOOTS TO BUY.

Buy pair of genuine Walker Boots
and try them. We warrant our Boots
in every respect. Watch the wear of
other Boots. See if our Boots do not
wear longer than any Boot made to
measure by custom workmen in your
neighhorhood. A new pair cheerfuly
given if not as represented. A full line
of Womens, Mems, Boys and Youths
Rubber Boots.
BOSTON BOOT & SHOE HOUSE,
Bellaire, Ohio
New Bank Building.
j D. HE!NLEIN & BRO, Props.
Sept. 5, 1882 ct.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
wheeling Live stock Market.

WHEELING, Aug 3D. Business has
been very good the past week; not more
than twenty-five head of cat lie were
found at The yards vester ay, and they
were quoted at 4&45c. Hogs, 1taSc
Calves, per head, 80 CO.'S 90. Sheep
wooled, 5a64c; clipped, 3 4c
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-09-05

nF JACOB LlrMAN, OF Ohio township
was tried last week before A. 6. w.
Porrs, for an assault with intent 10 kill
JAS A BLIZZARD LITMAN was hound
over TO Court in the sum of $500 j.
T. MORRILL,. Esq appeared for the Stale
and SHoDGRAss IL OVERS, Of New Mar
liIsyille, West Va, for the defendant.
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Wool.

PHILADELPHIA. Sep,l w ool--Frr4
ner but not higher; improved demand;
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia,
XXX and above, 40a42c medium 40a42c;
coarse 34s35c; New York, Michigan
and Indiana Western S74a40o; medium
44s45c; coarse "a ,35c, washed CO obing
and delaine 33s4Sc; unwashed 25s35c;
pul ed 33a36c
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-09-05

RWilhin the next twenty years to
bacco raising in this county will decline
and sheep raising aud dairies will be the
chiet sources of income. OF course
with the growth OF these industries The
acreage in grain aud grass crops will in
crease
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Chtcapo--s.ut. | I-Hoes-M,x

ChfcagO--Sept. -Hogs-Mixed
a S5sS so; heavy 3 60s9 25; light Z
75sS IS; skips 00a7 go
Cattle-Mixed butchers 2 40s4 SO;
,tock,rs and ietders 8 30a4 SO; range
weak: Texans 8 9Oa4 SO; bal'-b!eeds
4 65a5 so.
Sheep Market stronger and fairly ac-
tive common to medium 8 00a3 SO; me-
dunn 10 good 8 1913 80; choice goa
40
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-09-05

Mr.. j. C C.ARK who mas been visit
ing Mrs. CLARK's parents in Kansas, re-
turned home Saturday evening. Mrs.
CLARK stopped at Wheeling where she
will remain few days purchasing fall
millinery goods.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-09-05

Treasurer REuasEeaER took charge o.
the Treasarer's office yesterday, the 4lh
inst. The retiring Treasurer, Mr, JoHN
GAToHELL performed The duties to the
satisfaction of the people.
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New York.

Sept Flour 4 66a7 go; Whea
L IL; Corn S5s90c; Oats 43a52c; Rye
76c; Barley 10
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g When you come to the Fair call
and examine our stock OF Guns, Stoves,
Sugar Kettles, or any thing else you de-
sire in the Hardware line. Prices as
low as the lowest.
Aug %. G T. HARLAN.
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There was Sunday School picnic at
McFFrTr's Grove, on Jackson's Ridge
on last Saturday. Four hundred and
fifty persons took dinner. An enjoyable
time was had
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JUST RECEIVED,

At the City Bakery. an immense stock
Of Fine and Common Candy, which was
made to order, and warranted free from
grape sugar or any other adulteration:
Bread, Cakes, Pies, Cheese and all kinds
of Canned Goods.
JACGR REINHERR
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DIEp.-Oa the 29eh ul'., OF cholera
infsnlum, HENRY E infant son oil FRED
& NJ. SroEHR, aged months aud 2e
days. The parents have the synpathies
of our people in this, their great bereave
/ y1apf
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JAMES BUCHANAN, formerly OF Woods.
field, Guard in the Peniten!iary, was
struck with an iron bar by a convict
named DURHAM one day last week and
seriously injured.
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PROBATE COURT PROCEEDINGS.

Aug 3O.-M Bnuehner, Admir- OF the
estate of John H Rntter, decd, obtain
ed an order to sell real estate at public
sale.
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Sept. Flour 70a6 90; Wheat
OIL: Corn 74c: Oats 35c; Rye 79c
Barley 70.
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Invest in lottery tickets and draw a
blank. Prizes are reserved for members
of the companies and others who are
fortunate enough to he in the "rlng."
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GE PLOW your ground with a
SYRACUSE Chl!led Steel Piow then
use BOWKER Phosphate. with a
MONARCH Drill, and you wont fail to
have a good crop of wheat. The SY-
RACUSE is the lightest draft Plow in
the world. All to be had from
p SCHUMACHER, JR., & BRO.
August 8, 1882
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-09-05

Rev A. C. STEWART will preach in the
Presbyterian Church here Thursday
evening 7th, and at New Castle on the
9th and 10Th of September
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-09-05

Miss MATTE WEBB, daughter of DR..
W. G. WEBB, of Cameron, was visiting
at Auditor ATKINsoN's last week
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Hogs sold in Chicago at 50 25 per
hundred pounds last week, the highest
price for TWENTY-FIVE wears.
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Mrs. P DoRR, of Mil'onsburg. and
Miss Louisa KoIzBUE, Of Malaga. visit
ed Mrs. LOUIS HoEFFLER last Friday.
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BOB. RcMuLLEN, OF Bellaire, charged
with highway robbery. escaped from the
st. Clairsville jail last week.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-09-05

About 800 people attended the Sunday
School picnic at OTT's, in Green town
ship, on Thursday. the 3lst ult.
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Miss MATTE BuRGBAoHER end her
sister, of New Maiamoras. are visiting
at their Uncles, Mr. JNo BURGBAcHER.
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JOHN HARRIS, oi Goshen township
Belmont county, has four year ole
steer that weighs 4,900 pounds.
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FRED SToEHR will have the Court room
improvements completed in time for the
October term of Common Pleas Court
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Mr. ISAAC McCURDY. of Wadesville.
West Va, has moved back to bis old
home, New Castle. this county
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Mr.. JAMES A. DRlees, and family OF
New Castle, will move TO Wood.field
this month.
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Mr.. Jos. PkIrH, OF Spancer's Station,
Guernsey county, WAS in town last Sat.
urday.
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Mrs. ALICE LANG and Miss Lucy
LYNCH who have heen visiting friends in
Sistersville returned home last Sunday.
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Information concerning the Fair can
be obtained by addressing JAMES Wat
SON. or GEORGE P. Dom, Woodsaeld,
Ohio
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DIR. ARMSTRONG aud wife, and Miss
CARRIE MARsHELL. of Lewisville, visit
ed In town last Friday.
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The Boston Boot and Shoe House ad-
dresses our readers in this issue. See
business notices.
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Don't borro this paper. Send 81 SO
to this office and read your own paper.
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WHAr has become Of The pike bond
billP Is the Council afraid to submit it
to vote7
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Miss MAGGlE REINHERR is visiting her
brother, JACOB REIsHERR. 10 this place
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Miss MAMIE WAY, of Elm Cove, il
visiting friends in this rlace.
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selling at either extreme. Lambs dull
At 4a64e; the quality of the offerings is
not as good as last week.
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Mr.. W. R. GRAY. of near Antioch. Of
fers bis farm for sale. II is one of the
best farms in Perry townships.
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Mr.. HENRY BRows aud wife, Of Bealls.
vile, ale visiting friends down the river
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Miss MoLLIE HUNTER is visiting Miss
LIZZIE RANDOLPH al Blanchesler, Ohio.
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P. SCHUMACHER, Jr. and wife, of this
place, are visiting friends at Massiilon,
Ohio.
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The attention OF carpenters is invited
10 an advertisement in this paper.
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JOHN ScaUMAcaER, of Mourdsville,
spent Sunday with friends in Woodsfield.
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Turtle soup is luxury enjoyed by
some OF our town people at this time,
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Miss IDA SMITH is visiting Miss Mol
LIE GROVES at Smithfsld. Ohio.
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The time OF holding our Fair has
heen changed to the 18th, 9Th and 2Sth.
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Miss BELL KooNrz, Of Woodsfeld,
and Miss MARY FEIocK, of Miltonsburg,
left for Richmond, Jefferson county,
Saturday morning.
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Mrs. FREDA BUCKIo OF Woodsfeld is
visiting friends in Wheeling.
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Miss EMMA OKEY, OF Belmont county
is visiting friends in this place.
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(. The Depot grocery is doing large
business in the produce line.
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NEW LOCALS.
DR.. James A. McCoy,
DENTIST,

DENTIST,
Will visit Stafford sept. IL, II u 13
Lewisviile, Sept IA, Is & 16.
Calais, Sept Is & 10.
Laughing Gas and the new Anaesthetie
administered in the painless extraction
of teeth. Call on first dsv and make
your engagements. Sep. 5-N
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baltimore,
cincinnati.

Sept l. Flour 8 0Oa7 %: Wheat
10; Corn S5c; Oats 4la45c; Rye Csc
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MRs. NJ. WATcHTER, Springdsle. Pa
Nv CSonic Cstarrh is much better, iron
the use OF PERUNA.
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Belmont county has ASCOT white and
/ 1,6Sl colored inhabitants.
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| Miss BIRDIE SpRIGGs is visiting at
Pleasant Valley.
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/ County Commissioners are in session
Abis week.
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Read Il. & l. BLUn's new advertise
ment this week.
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Prof. WArsoN's wife is visiting friends
at Sardie,
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; Mrs. JACOB REINHERR is visiting
friends In Pittsb1rgh.
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,oosdeId Stock Nrarke

Sept Cattle ''4a6c per pound
Sheep 3a4c per pound. Hogs 4a5 pei
pound gross.
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c. ". Lowe, put in first class cisterr
Nat The jail last week.
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EE Call at The SPIRIT office for job
printing from visiting card up to full
sheet poster Letter heads, business
card on envelopes, statements and bill
heads printed on short notice.
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GE There were % applicants at the
eachers}pxamination held in Graysville
on the 26 h ult Seventeen received
certificates as follows:
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-09-05

j Remember the Fair on the 26th, 9th
and 2Sh
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-09-05

EP Farmers, when you buy Grain
Drill you should Le sure it has O Posi-.
tive Force Feed. The SUPERIOR
has it. 1t also has many other excellent
qualities which recommend il. Call at
G.. E. HARLAN'S and examine it
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-09-05
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5. 1882.
MRS. NJ. G. WEST. Local Editor.
Index to New Advertisements.

Sheriff's election proclamation this
,week
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-09-05

EF Parties leaving an order with c
E HARLAN, OF Wnodsfeld, for Blu UCK-
EYE SUPER PHOSPHATE can have
1t filled st any time. Aug 3