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The Queen City Suspender Company,
of Cincinnati, are now manufacturing
and Introducing their new Stocking Sup
porters for Ladies' and Children, and
their uneqnaled Skirt Suspenders for
Ladies. None should be without them i;
our leading physicians recommend them
and are loud in their praise. These
goods are manufactured by ladies who
have made the wants OF ladies and chill
dren study, and thev ask US to refer
them to some reliable and energetic lady
to Introduce them in this county, and
We certainly think that an earnest solici.
tation in every household would meet
with a ready response, and that deter
mined woman could make o handsome
salary and have the exclusive agency for
this county. We advise some lady who
is in need of employment to send to the
Company her name and address. and
mention this paper. Address Queen
City Suspender Company, No l79 Main
Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
July 4 lS82-6t.
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Greatest wool-erowius Co,,nt,.

The greatest wool-growing cpunty in
the United States is said to he Washing.
ton county, Pa. 1t produces, annually,
$500. 600 to 5000 600 pounds of Aool,
worth in cash $l,0oO,00r fof ths wool
slode. besides the sale OF fine sheep for
breeding purposes, and mutton sheep
and lambs for the meat markets of the
eastern cities.
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Heat and Death.

Eighty eight little children died In the
city yesterday, this great excess of NOR
tality being due to. the excessive heat
Apparently the fatal effects OF the hot
wave will be expended mainly upon the
little ones, for the deaths Of adults at.
tributed to the heat are unusually few
for such spell as that Of the past three
days. Naturally the little lives are ex,
tinguished more easily than the others
and with the fearful ag9rsvstion thai
great heat makes Of all tie saiis III lift
ID the BOMBS Of The poor the Sad record
| is Perhaps scarcelv to be wondered at.-
". 2. Herald, 15th inst.
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EFThe Democratic Central Commit.
tee assembled in the Court room on the
10th inst. j P. SpRIeas. Chairman, and
c. E. MILLER. Secretary, and selected
the following delegates to the State Con.
Sentionl
Judge WrLLIAM OKsY. Hon. A. j.
PEARSON, Hon. HKNRY MAURY, j. b.
DRIGGs, E-q., and DR.. B. DENNIE.
Altcrnates DAVID OKEY, T. 0 LIT.
TIE. F REEF, j R. MORRIS and S. A
ATKINSON
The following delegates to the Con.
gressional Convention were appointed
Adsms-SrErHEN BsuaHNEk and j
W. WARD.
Benton-GEoRaE s. ALaEo.
Bethel-JoHN CAMDEN
Center Judge R. X. WALTON, H
R WEST andJ P SpRIGGs Esq.
Franklin-Dr. G W MASON.
Green-W M. WILLIAMS.
Jackson-N. D. GARDEN.
Lee-JAMEs ANDERSON
Malaga-Dr. G. W. STEWARD and
MATTHEW MOORE
0hio-JoHN RUBY and c. CEHRs.
Peiry--F. NJ AMOS.
Salem-Hon. HENRY MAURY, H. R
MUHLEMAN.
Senecs-C. L. KRoNINa.
Summit-G. W. HAMILTON.
Sunsbury-JoHN JEFFERs, JESSE A
KEYsER.
Swiizerland-JoHN RUEGsEGGER, Esq
Washington-W. n. BooTH.
Wayne-J. T. DouaHERTY.
A motion OF DR.. DENNrE that any va
cancy occasioned by the failoure Of I
delegate to attend the Convention. b
filed by the Committeeman, was adopt
ed.
The following Executive COMMITTEES
was appointed for the ensuing year:
J. B. DRIees, a. 3. WEST. j. R. Nor
RIs, F.. REEF. A. j. PEARSON. DEB
DEENIE and W H. BooTH.
On motion the Committee adjourned
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For drinking purposes, rain-water, Of.
ter being passed through charcoal al.
Ter, 10 remove the organic matter IL con:
tains, is the most wholesome for adults.
The general objection is its tastelessness:
A pinch OF salt will remedy this. For
the young, however, solid matter IL .be
water, Of the right kind, such as lime
and magnesis, Ia good, as these DO to
build tip the bohy structure ofthe chill.
-ChdM5ms' 5otYnaj.
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vT The merchant or manufacturer iu
these days who sits down in his store
room or workshop and waits for the pub
lie. instead of calling upon them through
the press, will generally live long enough
to look out with discomfort upon his own
ruin, while his next neighbor is prosper
Gus and conteuted. Judicious ADVERT
sing has advantages which no sane man
doubts.
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There is no great activity in the wool
market here as yet. Prices are not en-
tirely satisfactory TO the farmers, and
BUYERS are 10th to offer an ADVANCE
The prices paid vary. from 80 to Il
cents. according 10 quality and condi.
fi0n
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From Ohio Township.

MT Zion. UHIo, July 4. 1882
Ed. SPIRIT: Farmers are all very busy
cutting their wheat and making hay.
Mr.. Henry Myer is building new
frame harm
Mr.. Godfrey Schmitt. stepson of Rev
SchimmeI, returned home on visit from
the Preachers Evangelical Seminary.
Mr.. Henry Vetter cut severe wound
on his left hand with hatchet few
days ago.
Mr. Christ. Winkler shipped 81 head
OF cattle to Wheeling one "trip this
spring; he is q 'urishing stock dealer
he means business.
People down on Opossum Creek have
locks put to their cellar doors; they had
better. lock up their smoke houses too.
MIR. Henry Wetter will give grand
hop on the 18th In honor Of his brit
dav.
Stiff bats are worn by people on oul
hills. too, you bet.
Yours truly, JIMMIE
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E Mrs. BoYD, vile ofSAMUEL BoYD,
OF Benton township, died on the 18th
inst aged 7s years : Mrs. B. had resi-
ded in Benton for 40 years past and was
highly respected BY her friends and acs
ouaintances
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Messrs. STANDIFoRD and LANG, ol
New Martinsville, West Va spent SUM-
day 10 this place. Mr.. LANG ia fore.
man in the Weizsl Democrat Office. We
understand one Of the young gentlemen
had to take with him a setter dog and q
double barrelled shot gun to protect
himself as he roamed among our lovely
HILL's. -
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wA daughter of JACOB SEABAueH,
Of Lewisville. aged 10 years, died Of
diph,heria the night Of the 14th inst
JoHN GRAMLios's wife died the morn.
ing of the l5tbfinss. Several children
in the town are down with the disease.
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Flowing corn in harvest looks odd,
especially such little corn. In some
Hefds It is Just peeping through the
ground. 1t looks as though We might
have green corn for Christmas if the
weather continues favorable.
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DANrEL Cox, formerly a resident OF
Monroe county, now Of SislersyilIe, W.
Vs., has Dug and grocery store and
Is prospecting. Mrs. c. has a millinery
sore and her many customers express
satisfaction with her work and excellen,
goods. ss..-@
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The young lady who paralyzed the
clerk in a drug store by asking for a
sponge bath instead of bath sponge is
first cousin to the girl who told the hard
ware merchant that she wanted dimin-
utive sport-ueanipg, of course, a small
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MARRIED -On June 25th, by A. G.
W. Porrs. Esq of Oli" township, Miss
ExxA Jackson to Mr.. J. T. MARTIN
On July 1st, by JAS. H HAMILTON
Esq., Of Senecs township, Miss HAR.
RET SMITH to Mr. JOHN r. CARPENTER.
On July 9th. by Elder JOSEPH DUNN,
Miss FLORA B. CRook to Mr.. JoRN
LUKE.
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Mr.. S H. Robinson, OF Greenville
Ohio, is attracting great deal OF atlen,
tion just now from the strange turn Ia
ken in the development of disease
called melanosis. He was formerly +.
fine looking man, OF fair complexion n
and now he is IS black as coal. a
number OF prominent physicians have
visited Greenville to examine the case
and DR.. W. Fl. Falls, OF Cincinnati, vii
soon write full history OF il for the
Medical journal.
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.
CALfERToN LIVE Stock SCALES,
MONDAY. July, il 1882.

pRicEs OF BEEF CATTLE AT rae MAakEF
rms WEEK
Very'best on sale this week I 75aS 90;
that generally rated flrs, dualit, s l24sf
25, medihm or good fair duality 4 75a
6 90; ordinary thin steers. oxen and
COWS, 8 5Os4 25; extreme range of pri.
ces 8 so 0S 90; most OF the sales wers
from 8 l2ts7 12a.
Mich Cows-Ttade Is slow. Prices at
Wholesale s75s4o per head, in hhnches.
Hoes-Prlces 1o4all4c. With extra
14allac; most sales at l2,.
Sheep-We qnote sheep at .3.54c. few
selling at either extreme. Lsmhs dull
at 5a74 74c; the quality OF the offerings ia
not as good as last week.
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G. ScHurBAoH. the present owner oi
the Ssrdis Planning Mill. is doing splen-
did business. He works Quite large
number Of hands and is kept busy all
the time filing orders received from
towns aIcng the river.
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The boys who are in the habit OF bath.
ing daily, should kno~ that II is M
healthy to GO in more than twenty OF
TWENTY-FIVE times day.
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uThe villa BeAem:a, is the title of a
very interesting ss we'll as amusing nov
el recently issued by KocHESboERfEs q
URrE, publishers, 200 Broadway, New
York. Price 10 centsl The publishers
have our thanks for copy.
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BRAxNES. GOODWIN, VErrER, SurER
and CASE, WILL HAvELY and other hu-
sinsss men, Of Sardis, report business
good.
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p~ The Clarington Independent OF
the 14th inst. says of Clarington men
whn we're on the Steamboat Scioto:
Clerk TT. Martin, near this place,
luckily. stopped off the Scioto at Wheel
ing, or he might have been one of the
unfortunate ones.
John Atkinson, OF this place, run 8
verv narrow escape In the disaster. He
had just completed his watch, hal gone
to his hunk and had taken his shoes of
ready to lie down as .he boat began to
90 down. He made for the stern Of the
boat and climbed to the hoiler .ieck, and
from that to The roof. The boat sank
80 rapidly that the water hited his body
as he climbed. '.Tomp" Allen. also OF
this place, escaped by, some means.
The steamer Telegram csnght fve
6,sting bodies on her up trip Saturday.
One OF them was the holy of Andrew
Rousenherger. Jr. who resides near
Baresville. His remains were sent to
this place as his wife who was not ex.
pected to live at that time. could not re-
ceive or care for the body of her hus-
band. An inquest was held here by
Squire Tiliord and The body was taken
charge of by Mr. Rousenberger, the
father Of the drowned man, and was
buried on SUNDAY The berpaved widow
and friends have the sympathy of all in
their late bereavement.
The remains of Danny Thomas, son
Of Capt. T. s. Thomas, was brought
home On last Friday evening, and was
inferred in the Claringtun Cemetery
Friday 10 the presence OF a large assem-.
bly, of sorrowing friends. The deep
grief of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and other
near relatives is hard to bear In the un.
timely death OF bright and promising
member of their family, but they sre
not alone in their sorrow! The whole
community sorrew with them.
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Nov is the time Of year when news
papers are rendered couple Of compli-
nentary tickets to a raspberry festival
in consideration OF $40 worth of adver.
Esiur.
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Avoid that which you blame others
for doing, says one OF onr wise men,
Well. things have come to pretty pass
Hamsn can't kiss his own wife.
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BtsNr MaLLoRr. Of Darlington. has
the finest residence in the Eastern par,
of this county: He is one of the live
active go-ahead men Of that town.
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wheeling Llve stock, marke,

WHErLisd. July 1s.-An the cattle
received at the stock wards during the
pest week were home cattle; and ranged
at the following prices: 900 lbs 6s5tc:
400 lbs 6a63c. Calves 6 Coat 0e
according TO size and condition. Hogs
TIC. Sheep 3.4c, clipped; 5a6c nm.
clipped.
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KAnPsER, MALLORY. RoExea, ScHur-
rY>McKlMxlE and other merchants and
business men OF Clarington report trade
10 he very good SO far thi. season.
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This has beensthe coolest July ever
known. Even the oldest inhabitant rakes
his brain for the memory of parallel.
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Wool,

PHILApEIPHIA, July IA -Wool-Qli-
ct and. stesdy; Ohio, Pennsvlvania and
West Virginia; XXX and above, 3sa39s;;
medium 44s45c; medium washed comb
ing and delaine Al. 4Se IN washed comb
ing and delaine 33s35e.
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J1MEs A. DRlaes. OF New Castle, thii
county. sold his store last week to Isaac
McCuRDY.
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S. HooD OF Sistersville, W Va, a
former resident OF Adams township. this
county. will take charge OF the Stahl
House this week.
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Miss MINNIE PoaeEsBuRe arrived
home last Saturday from her school at
Lexlsviile. The school closed on &C.
count of the Diph,heria prevailing in
the town..
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We called on Bro. BorrEsrrELD, Of
the Clarington IsdPcadent, one day last
week he has neat Office. publishes a
good paper and has an excellent run Of
custom in the Job line.
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The Threshprs' State Association have
sgreed 10 charge Eve cents bushel for
all wheat shreshed In the State this year
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Capt. Asa BosrH. Of the steamboat
Diurnal, is one Of -thr most popular Of
Hcers on the river. Pleasant and agree,
able at all times and has hosts of friends
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w Parties at distance can have
their teeth extracted at their homes
without extra charge by MCCOY, the
Dentist.
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We made 9 business trip down the
river las. week and found everything
lively in the several towns. =
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F ROAD RECEIPTS. HAWK and
OWL head certificates for sale at THF
Spirit Office. Orders from Township
Clerks will receive prompt attention.
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The newspaper is the bulletin board,
where every good business man posts
his general orders.
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Nr. RoBEKrsos, OF Beverly, Wassiug-
ton county. formerly a resident oI
Woodsfeld. was in town last Saturday.
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Mrs. W. snrrn left for Pittsburgh on
Moadsy morning, she having received
word ,ha, her father was diving
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SnAs TRuAx. of Sistersville. West
Va, formerly resident of Woodsdeld.
is in the bakery business over there and
is doing eo0d hnainess
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Our merchants ought to pay for hut
Ter according to quality. The present
plan efIers premium on the wrong side,
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Elder ARNOLD will preach at the Chris
tian Church here Saturday evening and
Sunday next.
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JoHH ScHHnAcHER, OF Moundsville
visited friends here last week
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HrLsLrse / sroEHR win start plan
ing min in connection with their iurni'
tare establishment.
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The young folks had quite delight
ful little bop at the briggs House las'
THURSDAY evening.
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MARIETTA, July ll.-A storm passed
over this region last night with heavy
rain and wind and much lightning Two
harms were struck and destroyed, and
one farmer lost four cows by lightning
The rainfall was an inch and q halt
Corn is all broken down.
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LAvosIsR Abr, OF Adams township.
last week received back pension
amounting TO sl .773 20
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R W. P. RlCHNER 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 GEORGE
RICHNER, at Ozark, Ohio.
July 11-1m.
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Wheat harvest is about over and the
crop in this county is large and Of ex
cellent quality.
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A. C. vErrER has purchased the Sar
dis iour mill aud is having it thoroughly
repaired.
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Baltimore.
Chicago

July a. Flour 8. o0s7 25: Whest !
25; Corn SAC; Oats 70a74c; Rye SOC.
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Prof. WATSON made business "Trip to
Newport, Washington county, last week
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New York.I

July IA Flour 5 5oaS 90; Wheat
2Ss1 81; Corn S2ss7c; Oats 53s6Sc
Rye 76c; Barley I 10;
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NrursscHwAspxR & HrER. ALEx.
MARrin. HoRER, VoEerLY's, of Bares-
vile, are all doing fair business.
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July 14.-Flnur A 425a6 %; Wheat l
80; Corn 7Sc: Oats sic; Rye 73c
Barley IS.
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Isaac DENooN, of Ravenswood, Is
visiting his father in this place.
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NJ. BuReBacHEs. of Ma,amoras, il
prospecting in the tailoring business.
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JeE, wrsrfs is Pilot on the steamboat
Katie Stockdsts
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JoaN MoRRow, OF Sardis. keeps
hotel in first-class style.
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eg Gu to SCHUMACHER & BRO.
and see their stock of Glass and Qneens-
ware, "fines," ever brought TO this mar.
ket July A. 1882.
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w MCCOY, the Dentist. does NO
cheap work. Remember the best is the
cheapest
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Mrs. JoHs MoRRow. Of Sardis, visited
stUapk SPANsLER's last week.
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Now is the time to swap your stove
for an ice-box.
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EF No honse should be without the
Hull's Vapor Cook Stove, for sale at
Mrs o o ALEXANDER'S.
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l%l is strange how many accidents
occur through the careless use OF pins
Not many days ago a gentleman OF this
place sat down at the breakfast table
with large pin in his mouth, having
forgotten its presence there. With the
first mouthful swallowed the pin descend
ed and stuck far down in his throat He
was Almost suffocated before its removal
could be effected. But there are many
instances OF more serious results fol-
lowing the wrongful use of this limo
cent little article OF household necessity
Last week little girl only Ave wears OF
age, daughter of j. NJ. Patterson, oil
Newtown, was picking one OF her ears
with pin and inserted it into the inter
nal ear, producing painful wound that
resulted fatally in a short time. Parents
should not only warn their children o.
these dangers, hut they shon'd see that
their warning is needed - Guernsey
.Jefersontan
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wooastefd stock Mark et

July II Cattle 4s6c per pound
Sheep 3a4c per pound, Hogs 4a5 per
pound gross.
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EE MCCOY, the Dentist, in Woods
field, July 25th--4 days.
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Index to New Advertisements.
To Teachers, J. A. WATSON
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NEW LOCALS.
@ MCCOY the Dentist.

Ey 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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CATTLE MARKETS.

Cfncinttati.-July IA - Hogs
Common and light st00SS 40; packing
and butchers I 90sS 80
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EBThose beautiful Gold filings in.
serted only by MCCOY, the Dentist.
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OBITUARY.

DIED.-At Martins Ferry, on the 9tl
nlt.. SALLIE. daughter of Cspt CHARLIE
Fl. and Ruth E. NORRIS, ia the 10Th yea
OF her age.
One sweet flower has drooped aud faded,
One sweet. friendly voice has hed.
One fair brow the grave has shaded
In the woary list Of dead.
But We must not weep in sadness,
For our friend is happy now;
She has knelt in heartfelt gladness,
Where the blessed angels bow.
She has gone to Heaven before as.
But she turns and waves her hand,
Pointing to the glories DER rs,
In that happy Spirit land. L. e. W.
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i. O. O. F.

R There will be Grand Odd Eel
lows celebration at Woodsfield on Sat.
-urday July 29th, 1882, to which all are
cordially invited. P. G.. Master A. G.
DEUEL. will deliver an address appropri.
ate to the occasion At IL o'clock there
will be public parade, after which din.
ner will be served on the grounds. The
B Z & C. Railway will run special
train at excursion rates from Bellaire to
Woodsfield to accommodate all thai
wish to come and join with US IN making
this gala day for the good Of our or
der.
I.P. FARQuHAR,
D. NEUHART,
] REINHERR, n.
WIN READ,
A. DETER,
L SUBSCRIBER,
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The days are growing shorter
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-07-18

Having opened a branch off1.e in
Woodsfield, Ohio, I have made arrange.
menis 10 continue nv 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
Office over Pope's Drug Store.
july Ill e E. CORURN
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-07-18

~"A thing of beauty is u JOY for
ever" so say those wearing artificial
teeth made nv MCCOY. the Dentist.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-07-18

TGo to Mrs. y o. ALEXAN-
DER'S and see her Hull's Vapor Cook
Stoves. June 81, 1882