davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1882-03-18

The Grophie's London special says
There has been 10 day a sudden and what
appears as promising to be an alarming
fall in prices Of nearly all European Sc
curities dealt in at the London. stock ex-
change. The admitted cause Of the de-
cline is the prevalence of belief, based
on apparently authentic reports, that
Russia has plainly refused to render to
Germany satisfactory answer In re.a-
ton To Gen. Skobelefs-s recent wariiKe
speech
, 1882-03-18
RAILROAD DIVISION,

Trains leave the Depot in Walla Walls
every day, except Saturday, at 7:50 p NJ,
arriving at The Dalles the next morning in
time to connect with the boat for Portland
Trains leave The DalIes every day, excsp,
Sunday, at $40 2. NJ, OF on the arrival Of the
boat from Portland, arriving in Walla Walls
7:l5 a. NJ.
Passengers for Ainsworth, Cheney and
Spokane Falls change cars at Wallula juno.
tiOn.
, 1882-03-18
APPALLING Figures.

Secretary Kirkwood has sent to the
House an elaborate statement by the
Commissioner of Pension in response to a
resolution. From this it appears that the
annual appropriations required, begin
ming with 1881, will be as follows, in
, 1882-03-18

Between Wslla Walla and San Francisco
list class, s34 ; q class, S2i.
Betwoc Walla Walla and Portland, Sli.
" :" &" The Dalles, So
Wallula Junction, 81 80
=" South Ainsworth, 81 t!
Tickets must be procured at the Depot
before entering the cars.
, 1882-03-18

IT IS SAID that Messrs, Hasgin Il Carr
are so well pleased with their experiment
in cotton growing in Kern county, CaL'
the past year, that they viii devote 0oo
acres 10 It the coming season.
, 1882-03-18

TIE annual potato crop of the Uuised
States is estimated at nearly DO,W.W
bushels, Of which Nss York State furnon-
es 25, 600, 900 brshels.
, 1882-03-18
WESTON BRA.CH.
PASSENGER RATES

Trains will leave for Blue Mountain Station
IN We tuesdays and Saturdays at d clock, P NJ
, 1882-03-18
Right Is reserved to change steamers or SAIL


Sold to all th- principal cities in the United
States and Caual!a at the Portland and Wslla
Walla offices.
, 1882-03-18
The Ton Weight Is e.eoo Pounds

All freight remaining at Stations over 4
hours will be stored at owners risk in Com
pany warehouses;, damage OF loss by FIRE not
excepted.
All Freight remaining at Stations unonlled
Tor for three months will be sold at the discre
tinn of the company.
, 1882-03-18
RATES OA DOWN FREIGHT (:
WaLLA wALLA TO PORTLAND.
RATES OyUP FREIGHT:

The Freight Rates between Portland and
Walla Walla are classified according 70 the
character Of freight and rates fixed ranging
rom 81 40 per trn upwards. Schedules giving
detailed information furnished on application
at the office Of the company.
, 1882-03-18

&. Is. PRESCOTT,
Hana.er.
JOIN MIR,
SuprrintenLenf Of Traffic
L. L. NiNNElL. TIrhrf AgrEf.
Wslla Walla. April -. 1881 dSwtt.
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CLUB AGENTS FOR
The Spirit Of Democracy

Adams-J: w. Ward, John Forkei
and B. T. Mellot.
Benton C S. Algeo, W. c Pool lanf
George Ring.
Bethel-John Camden w. s. West
q. j. Markev and w p Morrison.
Franklin-Edward 0key, j Z Mira
Gle and John Williams.
Green-W. L. Norris, A briggs
J. B. Drum, John CIegg, Jr., and Jacot
Affnlder, Sr.
Jackson-N. D Garden, William Ha
thorn. G. Russell, ii Merekle and
Job S Ullom.
Lee-J. M Goodwin, Jas. Anderson
and James A. Watson.
Malaya-Samuel Groux and James
Armstrong
OEio--C. Crhrs, Jacob Yoss, ]. +.
Thoenen,T. G. Allen, Esq Jacob chey
and John Luedv.
Perry F. NJ. Amos, Thos Twinem
a. L. Morgan and Jacob Utsinger.
Salem r, L. Cain,j w McKnmie
w + Hurd. ESQ AMI MIN Martin.
Sentca-C. L Krouing, Coekson Csr
penter, C l.. Eherlee, Jonathan Lieuellen,
Esq, Harvey Carpenter and b. f. He-
wiler.
Summit-Alex, Buchanan, VIM. John
son. Fed Geldmacher, Peter Ulrich and
John Bach.
Sunshurv-Jesse Keyser, John Jeffers
DR.. B. Denne, Christian Lude, Esq, and
Mis-. L'de Gray.
Swi,zerland-J. Rugseeger and F. J
Ze.iger.
Washineton-G. .. Donghertv. John
A Watson, L. Q. OkeY, A. Massie and
o. +. Flint, Eco
Wsyne-Daniel Baker and S. Farms
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PROBATE COURT ITEMS.

On February 25'h Stephen Boughnc
wss appointed Guardian of William
Marv aud M'zy Hartline, minors; bono
$780, 80 r.aE -
On February 9Th l. r. and R. W
Montgomery, Executors nf Jas Mont
gnmerv, obtained an order TO sell rea
estate q, private sale
L. Hnetflrr, Adm'r OF the estate o
Henry Mslz, decd, obtained an order
to sell real estate at pubic sale
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mayer & KLOTz',.
234 Uuiou street T,olto,.. na.,. ~
Baltimore Live Stock Market.
CALyEkroN LIVE SrocK SCALES, J
MONDAY. Febrnary u. 1882

The quotations given in our live
stock reports are OF the retail market,
except where otherwise stated n
PRICES OF BEEF CATTLE AT THE MARKET
TtI3 WEEK
Very best on sale this week 8 374s6 rs:
that generally rated first. QUALITY S SOD
w; medium or good fair qlality 50a
. 80; ordinary thin steers, ken and
cows. 8 00s4 25; extreme range OF pri,
ces 3 0Os6 IS; most of tue sales wer6,
from 75a6 Soc.
Mich Cows.-Priccs $50 0Os45 Co.,
co.nGon cows in no demand; best cows
ia good d, nahd s,
Hogs-The quality will average better;
than last week. Prices range from Sla
81 :, few extra hogs selling at the lat
Ter price. ,..-
Sheep-Common, which are in COM
paratveIy fuil supply, are rather dull
We quote sheep at 4s64 With few at
the later price; MOS! sa ss from 4ia6c:,
Lambs 4 7c.
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q Wheeling Wholesale Market.
WHEELING. Tuesday, Z. bruary 81,

Grain-As far as wheat is copcerneds
this alket is horribly dull. A iuliher
decline in price has taken place since
last week, 30; very little is otfered.a
Corn has heen dull, although the price
for choice article is Soc. Oats continue
at Soc
FIour-Trade has been dull and With
no change in prices We quote 4 co
al 80 for supelfne; I O0a7 so for
best winter wheat. and patents 8 56s
Cheese-Is quoted at 1Oc for prime
Western and. l3*al5 for New YoIkx
S"ei zer l5a17c, according to quality :
Limburger 1sc:
Ponluy-Live checkers, per paits
55s60s Dressed turkeys, l5al5c, prf
pound; Chickens, l2sl3 per peu5d i
ducks lSal4c per pound; geese 9al0c
per pound. i.
Vinegar-D 'uble strere'h ~iEe vine--
gar, 25a3Oe. standard, lla13c; l0s1Ic'
for country stock wine vinegar Soc. !.
apples r, ceipts. of apples diuln.,
ishing' Demand fair at 5Os4 90 per
barttl, small and inferior l 50a2 so.
D led F,nits-,We- quote Apples at
Ss9c for sliced 4 SC for quarters. Peact.,
es halves, Sc. !
Eggs Receipts are light; demand
good at 23s25c per'dozyn a
Bu ter Rrceipls about ,qlal 10 de-
msni SirNtly freh roll. 33s35c;
Prime, S0-s2t.; common, 10a20c cream
.av 40a45c.
Hay-- Baled hav commands .Sl4 90.
per ton and gnod trade Is done. Cam,
mon. loose en- wagon, brings $40 90.
Wool-A fair trade has been done,,
being better then that OF the wees pre-
vions, although there is no Change i1
p'iees 40 42t he,ng the quotations
/ F-aIheis-Live geese firm at 50s55c !;
40a45c tor NJ xed s
! Tsllow-Matket steady country 6a65c
per round; cit, 7a7tc.
| Seeds-The price has iallen on all
brands; timothy gOa3 10 per busbel,
and cloyer at 00a5 Is for small and
8 IS for large.
Beans Receipts cume III SLOWLY sns
e demand steady; prime nsvies 4 90
do medium rs; butter do 8 a5a3 40
4 red kidney 75a3 90; red pink 2 IS,
n 8 90; limas Sa9c.
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MRS. NJ. G. WEST, Local Editor.
See H. & I. BLux's new dry goods ad.

See II. & I. BLUM's new dry goods ad
yer isement
The County Commissioners are il
session this week.
fHeitAs RoUsE is clerkine In the stor'
aof Mr.. GEoRGE KE1TERER.
Hon. ELlEL HEApLEr. OF Cameron, &
visiting friends in Woodsfeld.
A chili Of WrtLIAA Norris, who re.
sides near W oodsaeld, died last week.
Mas SALLrE KsEPERs, Of Beallsville,
Si.itsd friends IN this place last Sunday,
WiLtlAM LAxPIxe, Of Baltimore. for
years in the tobacco commission bust.
he.s. died last week.
NsFiy-one indictments in GUERNSEY
tounty--twenty-six of them for viola
ton OF the liquor laws.
al DE-. SrATEs, Of Summe-feId, Noble
county. recently paid $500 for the
CRARLRs HARE homestead.
FRANK DlEHL. soa Of Mr.. P. DrEHL,
of this place, left last week for Ottawa.
Kansae, where he will enter store as
clerk.
Miss SINCLAIR our p. NJ, informed
usa fe days since that this Office would
he an International Money Order ON ,e
flom April let. -
Ex-Clerk MERAFFEY and T. W OeIER
have purchased the Cambridge Rtrah
and will. hereafter, conduct il as an in
,aeIenden, Journal. We wish them sue
cess.
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sz0 RRIS Il ARMS rRONG,

Two can akers for condensed milb
at Elein, Ill turned of $685. 90 cans ir
tJanuary-about 7,G00 each daily. Where
farm hoys pick and husk 80 and 10C
bushels "f corn IN day manufacturing
must be hrisk if it goes at all
Anna Dickinson continues to draw
large houses in the West. At one pet.
formance in Des Moines, Iowa, the re.
ceips were 1857. and two nights In
Omaha ne'ted 80 100. Miss Dickinson
and her managers are, of course, de.
sighted
.,Gnosogrowing is among the new in.
dustries introduced into Texas. Re-
Gently flock OF geese, numbering l.
500. shipped from Boone county, Mo-,
arrived at Gainesville, where a ranch
had been prepared for them. 1t is
thought trat this investment will pay.
General Meigs was the greatest spen.
der OF the public money. During the
war he directed the expenditure of as
much as 81, ,956 100000 sum bv The
side of which Vanderbilt seems like q
pauper. He also audi'ed mass of war
claims. alto wing 80 600, that amounted
to $40 900 600 but not dollar stuck
to the honest officers hands.
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Written for The Spirit of Democracy.)
From Seneca Township.
CALAIS, OHIo Feb. 23. 1855

HHAAS1 OulN> 1SO <Of 4OO6.
ED. SPIRIT: To-day finds US shiver.
ing with the most disagreeable weather
of~this winter, the. mud is very deep,
almost impossible over all the roads
leading to our village In MANY places
land slides have covered the road up, in
other places the bottom has fallen Oh,
many are going to mill with their grst
on their shoulder; All things consider
ed, the health of our people is verv
good Our town Dr., J j. Burton, is
doing lively business vaccinaling with
virus that he procured from Blston.-
M deaths recently, except Jas, Ham
nahs and Jas Baker, the latter the 22d
OF February, the former in January.
Our little village is still ding lively
business in The sale of dry goods under
the supervision Of Hodge and Eherlee,
who are ever active dealers in tobacco,
paying this year fIom 50 to 50 per hun
dred
The firm Of Warner Il Soa Ia still
shipping live stock for the Baltimore
market
During the hard struggle here between
life and death. caused by the scarcity of
provision our ever Sstchful trustees
have had their cianiums warmed up
considerably 10 know What would he
hest 10 do with the paupers of our town
ship, they heing 80 nume, ons and the
capacity of the County Infirmary so
limited. Mr.. Editor We find from the
annual reports that the institution Is not
self-sus;aining bv several thousand dol,
lars per year. Oar suggestion to the
Commissioners would be to appropriate
the surplus dog tax of this year with on
additional levy, say the amount raised
for the Agricultural Society We think
this would he sufficient to huv addition.
al ground to make the ins tuition self
sustaining, thus giving all chance to
help make their own living.
More anon, TIFF
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Some gentlemen IN Parke county, In.
diana. proposes to go into the ost:ich
farming business.
John " Arnold had his right eve
torn ont at Q iaker CITY, Ohio, by the
bursting of a saw mill belt.
The 0 10 House has passed bill
that prohibits the killing of anv more
quail 10 this State previous to 1885.
1t is stated that there are three Il ms
Ess'on, Pa, engaged in making "min-
eral pulp" on, of sospv sort of stone
for use in the adulteration of sugar and
q ,ur
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RE NJ. GEoReE CAse, of Live town
ship, who'has heen engaged as clerk
10 the estah!ishment of KErrEsEa &
HotFrExk for tw, wears past, severed
his connection With that house last week
to GO into business IN Sar,lis H. and
SAMUsL SurER will open = sdry goods
establishment down there. GEoRaE i
sieadvs reliable young nan and hi,
many friends here wish him success.
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EF B .llaire has more beautiful and
CHARMING wang laiies than anv other
town in Esstera 0hio.-Bel!aire Iade-
pende.t
We infer from the ahave article that
Bro. A. hiss pcver visited thie part Of
eastern Oi,io, or he Seaid not have made
tiis assertion. jua e,ne oat NJ. Eli.
tor aud We will sans yo1 nsre "heauti
ful and charming young laiiss" thar
you ever saw before in al your lie in
town OF this sizc.
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eN JoHS HOLLAND. .Jr, OF Adams
township, va. sen. ur.,o jail last week,
in dtfaul- of $1,000 bond. charged with
.sssult with intent TO kill WILLIAM II.
Howell. Tire row started in a whiskey
shop in Cameron and wher the parties
got on the street, HOLLAND threw hill
let Of wood ard hit Howell on the
forehead, knocking him down. DR..
WINE attended the casa.
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Maryland rnaiu'a,bs a little nsvv 10
enforce her laws RESTING 10 the oystti
fisheries, and Chesapeake Bay is map,.e.
with imaginary boundary lines, ,he
wrongful crossing Of which il 10 the dut,
of the o, s,er police TO prevent. Ths,
these eiilcisls are active il Indicated b,
the Iaci that stterai dredgers arc killed
or wounded every seasU6, and the cour.
try jails along the shore are frtquenll,
crowded with captured offenders.
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- Cne Of our exchanges ssys:-
Considerable of the silver coin row in
cirrulstion is rot what it appears to be.
$harpcrs are bnying up silver d. llars,
halves and quarters that have holes in
them. procviiEs The dollar for seventy
cenis ard The othcrs at half their o,Ig
inaI value. Then fi,I up The holes so in
Eeniauslye with prepared wire that no
one. hut an ixptrt can discover it and
then pass ih,m ofi at fuil value "
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CENTER TOWNSHIP ELECTION.

u We are authorized to announce MILTON
@. REDIN as o candidate for Trustee of Center
township.
H We are authorized to announce A. g.
BAKER as q candidate for Assessor of Center
township.
u We are authorized to announce ALFRED
N. EARLEY as u candidate for Assessor of Cen.
ter township.
WW We are authorized to announce s d.
!0wESs as q candidate for Assessor of Centor
township.
H-We are authorized to announce Ma.
THAHTEL WILEY as a candidate for Assessor of
Center township.
@We are authorized to announce SIMON
J. DoRR as candidate for Assessor of Center
township.
WWe are authorized to announce G.. Nc
CoMAs as a candidate for Assessor of Center
township.
I'VE are authorized to announce W n.
SIMMONS as u candidate for Assessor of Gen.
ter township.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
wheeling Live stock Market.

WHEELING, March But very little
work has been done at the stock yard
the past week Yesterday there was found
at the yards about 75 lead Of Wesie. r
cattle; the prices are, for 9t0 ID, ami
mails, 4s4tc, 100 to 1900 lb., 5a5Ic
Calves sell Tor 6 00aS 0G per head, &C
cortiing to quality.
Hogs.-7a74e.
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NJ Dr's L p. GIEHL aud JAciB W.
WIBER, OF Lewisvillr Ihis county, grad
uated ct Startling Me'Icsl College. Co.
lumb1s, Oain, AMI we're awarist their
dplo mas on the 23d ult., We congrat.
ula,e the boys. and hope they may at
tain to grea. distraction in their profes.
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~ Mr. PoLLrrr. OF Antioch, inform
ed US on Thursd.y, the 81 inst. that he
had purchased the s,ave factory here
and would start wooden factory ahon,
the lst of June. An establishment of
that kini will make m ,ney in Woods
field
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R Corp rss is the drsat of rats. -
In every crevice or in every hole where
3 rat can tread scatter grains of cnppsr-
AZ, and the result is . stampede Of rats
and mice, and not q football OF either
viii ht.hssfd about the house. Every
spring give cnat Of yellow wash to the
cellars-a purifier as we'll as rat exter-
minstor. and typhoid, dysentery or fever
will never attack the family. s, says
an txehange. - S -
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HS D. TALBOT. ESQ, of Captina,
was in town on the 2S'h ul'. He is one
Of the owners Of the Bend Fork Mills,
and while here arranged with two of our
dealers for the sale OF q lot of his Erst
class ionr.
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%To remove the odor from clothes
that have been put away for the SUM-
mer, or for long time, place little
powdered charcoal 10 the folds of them,
AMI all unpleasantness will soon be re-
moved.
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HOW TO SAVE MONEY!

Tie credit system is alike prejudicial
to the buyer and seller The man who
buys on credit pays more for the same
thing than be who buys for casb-he
pays profit that the cash. buyer saves.
Therefore, for the mutual benefit of
myself and my patrons, I SHALL
HEREAFTER SELL FOR CASH
ONLY, thereby giving purchasers the
benefit OF reduction in prices.
G E. HARLAN.
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IAFlRMARY DIRECTOR.

ED. SPIRIT: Announce FRED. j.
WiEekL of Jackson township. as a candidate
for rsLominatiSn for second term 10 the
Office Of Iudrmaty Director; subject to tn.
decision Of the Democratic Nominating Con
rsntion. MANY DEMOCRATS.
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CllicagQ.

/ March 3.-Flnur 4 25a6 25; Wheat
27c; Corn 60c: Oats 42c; Rye IS
Barley 02.
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Tickets,

For the April election printed at THE
Spirit OFFICE at 40 cents per hundred
or SEQ for 81 90.
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OBITUARY..

DIED remitlebt ftyer, December
%, 1881, near Lebanon, Monroe County,
Ohio, SARAH E Daughter of HANNAH
& and WILLIAM. WE-T, aged 20, ears
l months and DAYS.
The unexpsced death of,ihis loved
one, who has gone t, jim The angelic
and sainiet: conc.'aIse above, ca Ia for p
tribute TO her memory frum one who has
knh~r her we'll. SARAH was very in-
'elligeDt and lovely snung Iady-iosrd
hy all who knew her. Sac leaves large
circle Of 'rirni. TO IN urn her departure.
She Is new awsitinY sorroG stricken
mother, dIscnns"lpte fsti,er and weepng
sisters and brothers. She leaves liv.
ing snd lasting testimony befird thai
she has gone where the wicked will cesst
from troubling and the weary are for
ever ai rest. Before she died she cal
led her friends TO her bedside, and bid
'iing them gnod-hy. told them, that she
wanted them to met her in heaven.
Wb lst the ntgrls swaited her epirittor
wait il kume, she ptver llesita,rd on
momen', hut said, uAll is well, 1 am
really"
The large concourse OF people who
attended the remains Ia their last rest
ing place indicated their respect for the
deceased AMI her beresved friends.
Her remains we're Consigned to the
Mt. Hope cemetery where they are to
remain until the Jaignent day.
She has been faithful member Of the
Methodist Protestant Church 70. come
time. May the relatives OF the deceased
no, sorrow as those who have no hope;
nut have q ace TO srblnit TO the gracious
viii OF Hin who dDsth all things we'll.
Nav we al live 80 that whensour pill
grinage here on earth shall co ne To-
close ~e shall meet her where p,riiag
will be no mnre in the bright realms uf
eternal glory.
To weary hearts, to mourning homes,
Gods meesest angel gently comes;
No power has he to vanquish pain,
Or give Us back our lost again;
And set, in tenderest love, our dear
And Heavenly Father sends him hore.
There's quiet in that angels glance, =
There's rest in his still countenance!
He mocks no grief with idle cheers
Nor wounds with words the moufner's ear;
! But ills aud woes he may not cure,s
He kindly trains US to endure.
Angel Of Patience. sent TO calm q
Our feverish brow with cooling palm,
To lay the storms of hope aud fear,
And reconcile LIES smile and tear;
The throbs of wounded pride to still.
And make our own oar Fatht RS will!
%, thou who ineutnest on tie way.
With lonsinys for the closing day;
He walks with thee; that angel kind,
And gently whispers. "Bs resigned;
Bear up. bear on; the end shall tell
The dear Lord urdsfeth alt things well."
EE John Z Knux, once sneuber o.
the supreme cnu.t OF Penns5 wanna, is
now All inmate Of the state islssne a-y.
lun, at Nvrristowa The poor gua, :
dams OF Philadelphia instructed their
solicitor to resist his h,ard bills at the
asylum, on the plea Of non residencr.-
In 1851 he was ,lsc et judge Tor the
couniics OF venango, Clarion, Jefferson
and Forest. 10 1883 be was appointed
To the supreme bench to the vscsncv
caused by The death Of Penns, lvania :
mos, c,ninen, jnist. Hon. john Bannis-
ter G b-oa H.. rpsisaei this pusi'ioa
! Ia hrcome attorney general uader Gov
Pollock. .sst
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f.OR SALE.

Az public auction on Saturday, the
18th day of March, 1882. two fine Jacks,
Courtney stock, large in size, and
years old. together with oxen cattle and
sheep. Also all kinds of farming imple-
men,s, at the residence of JOSEPH
DAVIDSON. 2 miles southwest OF Free.
dom, Noble c.. O. March 7-2s.
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Baltimore.

March s. Flout..S 75a7 s5; Wheat !
%; Corn Csc; Cats 4Sa5.c; Rye 81
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New York.

March 3.-Flour4 seas 25; !; Wheat l
S9al SO; Com 81 Csc; Olts 4Sa5lc
Rye 94c; Barley 45c
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The moit elegant white wash dresses
OF the coming ofn fner will be lihen avn
and sheer linen cambfics, so't as Indls
ipdshn and almcs, as transparent
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

The Democrats Of Center township
are requested TO meet IN Woodsfeld on
Saturday, March Is, 1882,
To place in nomination candidates for
township Offices. The polls will he
opened at 10 o'clock a. M, and closed
at 6 O'Clock p m.
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
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CIncINuatl.

March 8 Flour S0a7 80; Wheat /
80; Corn SIC; Oats Acc; Rye S5c,
Barley ] OF.
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OBITU AR Y.

pIEp.-0n the 21st INST, of whoop
inecoreh, HOWARD, infant child OF EzRl
and VIoLkTTA CRAIG, aged nine months
Paren weep not, for the innocen
bahe. which has 80 recently hesn con
signed 10 the t4mb 1t is to-day will
our Heavenly Father aud the angtls il
heaven. > "
Past his suffering. past his raiu.
Cease to weep, for tears are vain,
Calm the turmoil Of thy breast.
For he Aho suffered is at rest
Then weep not for Howard.
For soon we'll join that band
Where Howard dwells 50 peaceful.
In a bright and hsppy land. II. q.
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w Bonds were quoted in New York
on the Sd inst.s as follows Sixes ex,en.
ded, 1901; Fives ex ended, l02; Four.
and-a,half coupons, ll3t; Fours cou.
pons, lis; Pacific Skies of 1895, 125.
3 H Wayne township Belmont coun.
ty items: --------
John Morris has sold his farm to
Isaac Hatcher, Of MalaSa, for S2500.-
MrssMerris, 1t is said, will go to New
castle. Eugene Stewart. of Monroe
County, has bought the old Blowers
farm on Sandy Ridge, and has moved
on TO it