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MITCHELE'S REVOLT.
He Saws He win Not Support the
Harrisburg Ticket.

He Says He Will Not support the
Harrisburg Ticket.
* WAsurNGros, May 10, 1882
To Hugh Young, Harrisburg:
Tae State ticket renders the confer.
euce and its platform meaningless II
is the one man power personified against
which $4,000 Independents protested
las, fall, and which twice that number
will throttle if they have the chance a.
the ballot box The Independent Con
veution cannot consistently ratify this
work. Independents have been pro.
scribed and Slalwsrt, rewarded in our
State ever since Garfield was laiG in his
grave. / have made every effort pos
sihle TO harmoniza the factions. NV
election and allegiance as Senator are
primarily due to the Independent move
ment. will not stand by and see il
strsngled without protest At such a
tine the personsl claims of no candi-
date should stand in the way OF, ha~mo-
nv or principles proclaimed. the CnIy
way this can he now be prevented is to
adjourn this Convention owe. for con
ference with the Independents. II This
is not done the war will not be the ,faull
of the Independents.
iSigued. JOHN ! MITCHELL.
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MARkrED.-on March 95th, by w. J.
ALtEx, ESQ.,, of Bethel township, Miss
MxixYJ. LtSDAMoop to Mr.. JoHN E.
ApriI lth, by the same. Miss MGRY
WicxsAuaaEs to Mr. GEoRaE W. MAX
TIN. ss, .sl ). ,a-.-
April 7th, By the came. Mis-. SARAH
E. LiHpkxco9 to Mr.. WILLIAM sDEARrH
Aprir s0tfi. by the same, Miss MARY
E. WEsrBaooxs to Mr.. WALTER LINDA
MOOD.
March 18th. hv Raw Al WfSTkR-
.cK, Miss MARY HgINIaER TO Mr.. FRED
xRlcK SrALDER. 80
March. .so.h. bY the ssma. Miss ANNA
4. ScururELE to Mr. r. A. KIRcHSEz.
May lt6, by Elder j, j. HnRp, Mi s.
AxiEDx KIss to Mr.. JAMES E. TrsuER
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gGents fine Baton Shoes in Kid
and Cloth top for ss 50. These are
warranted and sold elsewhere generally
from 50 SO to SO 70 We have consol.
idated our two stores, and can now
lruthfully saw that we have the largest
and most varied stock to be found in
any retail house either in Bellaire OIL
Wheeling.
BosToN SHOE House.,
New Bank Building,
j. D Heinlein, Prop'r.
May 2-4w. Bellsire, Ohin.
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EF The country will protest most
emphaticllv against the Arctic expedi-
tion for which Representative Calkins,ol
Indiana, becomes the Congressional
sponsor. 1t makes no difference wheth-
er the government takes the entire re,
sbonsibility OF these expeditions or
whether they go merely "under govern
ment auspices" as soon as they get into
trouble, as they invariably do, the gov
ernmeut is called upon to move heaven
and earth to rescue men whose sole oh.
ject has been to get into a place where
they could not he rescued. The jean
nette disaster should be warning to the
United States Government for all timt
TO let Arctic expeditions alone and not
encourage naval officers to take part in
them.
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Does Honesty Pay?

"Does it, after all. pay to he honest p
disappointed young man writes. No,
nv son, not II you're honest for pay, il
doesn't. Not il you are honest merely
because you think /! will pay not if you
are honest only because you are afraid
to be a rogue; indeed, my dear boy, 1t
does not pay to be honest that way j.
You can't he honest because you bate s
lie and scorn a mean action, il you cam
he honest from principle, he rascal
that's what you are intended for, and
you'll probably succeed at it. Bot yor
can't make snybodv believe In honest,
that is bought and sold like merchandise
Burlington Hapk- Eye.
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A New Way to Capture Ducks.

Thursday evening at ten o'clock q
flock Of wild ducks in their fight over
this city we're attacted by the brillian,
glare of the electric light on the Bank
street mast and several of the birds
flew directly against the lamps, shatter.
ing three of the glass globes and bring.
ing down three good fat ducks, which
we're triumphautly carried away by pas.
sers-by. The lights which were inter.
Tered with went out but the others burn
ed more brilliantly than before. Instan-
ces Of this kind are not uncommon
Electric towers attract birds to them as
candles do the moth and the manufac-
turers are compelled to make unusually
beavy@glass to protect the lights. Ducks
have been known to fly with such force
against the glass that globe or pane
half au inch thick would he broken.-
Cleveland Plain Dealer, Nay 5.
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LICENSE TAKEN Our George Webb
is the fret and only saloonist in Noble
Comfy that hss taken out license to sell
whisky under the Pond license act. His
sure ties are Alexander and William Wi
per. Samuel Cooley, of Hsrrietsville,
was in town with bond filed out, with
William Smilhberger and Charley Huff
man as sureiies. But he concluded he
would wait until the Supreme Coart de-
cded the Crawford Comfy case before
he filed bis bond.-NOtle Go. Repub-
icdB.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition win
IN be presented to the Commissioners OF
Monroe County, at their next session. to be
held on the first Monday in June, 1889. pray.
ing for the establishment of county road
along the following described route to wit
Beginning at or near the line between the lands
of Louis Stegner and Oscar Frank. on the
road running up the Rich Fork of Little Mus.
kingum creek; thence northerly direction
through the lands of Lonis Stegner. Christina
Bach, Henry Pffer and Henry Sebaueh to in
tersect the road leading from Stafford to Lew
isvir \. on the lands of Henry Sebaugh
ar-1S, 'S2w5. MANY PETITIONERS
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The Outlook for Sheep.
TA
Pittsburgh Stockman.

There is general search through the
country for sheep, and drovers are en-.
gagiug ahead about all they can fnd at
strong prices. The general expression
is that they are unable to gather as many
as usual at this season, and so on this
they predicate hopes of a continuance of
booming markets. 1t must be admitted
that the sheep outlook is excellent, e.,
peciallv as the runs OF western stock
have become much lighter, yet it seems
tikely that stockmen will overdo them
selves in the matter Of price before the
season is over We have all confidence
IN the market, but the probabilities are
against such prices as the extremes Of
the last ten days ruling for any great
length of time. Sheep can 60 conside-
rably below present figures, although .
severe decline ia not likely. and still do
excellen,lv. Do not forget that good
markets DO not necessarily mean extreme
ones,
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~Stste Auditor OGLEvEE has m made
IA announcement that is important to
Honor deaiers He says he Is Of the
opinion that il person is not engaged
in the ,Hqrer. business IN the frst week
In Mayin any year. but should com.
tience bosihess at any time alter that
date, and prior to the 6rst week in May
ofthe next succeeding year, the party
will be required to ray the foil tax.
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~A boys composition oa the girls:
"Gifls are the only folks that haYe their
own way every lime Girls is of several
thouss6d kinds, and sometimes one girl
can he like several thousand girls II she
wants anything. That is all I know
about girls. and is,her says the less |
know about them the hetier nffI an"
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WASHINGTON. May 1.-THE President
granted au audience to Mrs, Mason, wife
OF Sergeant Mason, this afternoon, in
order to allow her to make an appeal for
Executive clemency in hehalf of her
husband. She. .made,s a strong appeal and
was much affected nv the interviews
The President said he was now consid-
ering the case of Sergeant Mason, and
assured her that her wishes should be
respected. The impression Is that her
husband will be released from the peni.
tsasisry after short confinement.
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NThe CoIumhus Correspondent {

RThe Columbus correspondent OF
The Cincinnati Enqs:rer sent the follow.
Ing 10 that paper on the 5th-inst.:
stMsny letters have been received by
the Governor. giving accounts of what
the writers did in. response TO "Arbor
Day'' Proclamanon. TODAY one was
received from Hon. Henry West. OF St.
ClairsvIlie. Belmont County, stating that
he lad planted twenty-one trees-one
for the Governor, one for himself, ono
TOR his wife, aud one each for his fifteen
living and three deceased children" l."
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: p~An exchange saws: Il would be a
great Kindness 10. many people If per-
Sons wishing their hair cut would take
some other time except Saturday, as on
that dayshe shop is crowded bv men, who
have little time to ft up during the
week. aaa long delays IN waiting are
Sexatious, and b; ing the last customer
to The chair long aftermidnieht.
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~cHAs. G. oBtrNssR.. = merchant
Of Louisville, this county. who was mis-
taken fos burglar and shot at Whining
ton some time since, has been removed
20 Hospital in Philsdelphis. He is
Improving and viii recover, although
the wound iu his side is reported to he
very severe. anc.
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SThree Fappllcaupas have been
made to the Probate Jadge to Gle bonds
for the payment of the tax under the
Pond Law, a. follows:
Fritz Reef, " oedsheli, tax, $3.50
Chas Engerman, Sardis, tax, 100
T. Neuensch sander. Hannibal, tax, 100
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Auditors ATKINSON anil CoFFLAxD
have Fixed the vslusiion Of The BE-, d
C. Z 3. as ioilnws: Main track. AZ
miles, at 81 400 per mile; side tracks,
seyen-tenths Of nile. $500 per mile /,
rolling stock. $500; other property,
esay. Total S66.395. -'- .-.-
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HJobu CASHIER. whose

E% John CASHIER, whose Illness was
noted in last issue. died Thurday. A
post NOR 'em examination revealed case
Of peculiar interest, in that one lung was
entirely. gone, and The other badly dis.
eaeed. although the man had never given
evidence Of consumptionin the attending
cough and expectoration. A case OF
the same nature was reported at Column
bus the other day, and these are the only
ones on record, so that Cambridge ply
sicians lacked but q few hours in making
one of the greatest discoveries OF the
age Cambridge Herald, llt6 inst,
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Bellaire is city where law and order
prevails since Mayor CooPEE assumed
control. The rowdg element hiss been
taught that there are such things as or
der and decsncy.
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= s@Ah bill passed Inc Legislature which
sllows the public schools throughout
the State to close on Decoration Day.
90 as to enable teachers and scholars to
take cart IN. the ceremonies of decorst-
ing the soldiers graves The law pro-
vides that no deduction shall be msie
fsom the s,eachers' wages for that day; 9
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Mr.. T. . LITTLE, OF wo,dsdeld, re
ceived notice last Friday that he had
been drawn to. serve as . Petit Juror IN
the United States District Court at Co.
lumbus. The term begins on June 9th
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G% The Prosecuting Attorney fur
nished us the following item:
Total tines and costs collected
since January, 1882, $l259 36
Collected April term Common
Pleas Court, 7SS 81
Total amount et6nes and costs
assessed by Court Of Com.
mou Pleas and Probate Court =
and most all collected or Sc.
cured-sipce January, 1882, 1917 iO9
Fines and costs assessed at April
term Common Pleas Court, 1881 3O
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; SEWING MACHINES.

The White Machine is the best in the
market. have them for sale at my
Grocery in Woods6eld. Also, oils
needles, attachments aud parts Of al
kinds, and for all machines. Or1ers b,
mail will receive prompt attention. Will
sell machines at retail or wholesale.
.1 s., W. EGGER,
Nav 2-1m. Wnodsfipld, Ohio
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Court adjourned on Monday, the b
last There was but one jury trial du.
ring the term, all other cases for,the jury
being settled or continued.
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May 81, Louisa Gates was appointed
Guardian of the minor beirs of Henry
Gates, decd; hond 81 600.
Nav l0.-J T Culverhouse, exec
utor of the will of E. McMahou, decd.
reported sale of real estate, which was
confirmed by the Court.
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PprLIp HuSr, of Barnesyille. died last
week in his S3i year,
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TEE Assessor of OHIO township was
the frst to make bis report, on Thurs
yiay. the 18th inst.
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Mrs. MARI McCURDY, of Cahcll
County, West Va, is visiting her father,
J T. CuLvERHoUsE, Esq. OF Green
township, this county.
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The weight OF bushel OF different
grains, seeds, coal. DC. as fixed by the
Legislature, will be found in this paper.
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Ey Ladies' and Misses Fine Dress
Shoes in French Kid, Paris Kid, Cura-
Goa Kid, Glove Kid, Top KID, Foxed
and fine Pebble Goat in width to suit
everybody.
Boston SncE HOUSE,
J. D. Heinlein, Prop'r.
Bellaire, Ohio.
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The 257 paupers of the Belmont
County Inirmary are supported at cost
Of IA cents per day each. ~
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Sscrsmental eervices were held in the
h, E Church on lsst Sunday evening,
Rev GRAY, Pfesiiing Elder, officiating.
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Mr.. and Mrs. WIRrH, Of Bavaria, pa
feats 'of Mr.. CakRLEs WrRrH, arrived
here on the 9th inst. SO
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BUGGY FOR SALE.

An excellent top buggy, in good con-
di.ion, will be sold on very reasonable
terms Inquire Of JOHN A WRIGHT
Antioch, Monroe County, Oaio.
Anrjl 4-2m.
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EE Call at TIE 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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Mrs. BRowS. of Indiana, is visiting
her son Mr.. c. CALLes, of this plaee.
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LADIES,
We want you to call (whether purchas.
ing or not at our Shoe House and ex'
anime our immense stock and prices OF
lateistyle Walking Shoes, 40 different
styles from 81 90 up.
BosToN SHOE HOUSE,
New Bank Building,
j D. Heinlein, Prop'r
Bellaire. Ohio.
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Mr.. W f. BEARDuoRE, of Chicago,
visited friends in Woodsield last week.
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Regular session OF the County Com
missioners on Monday, June S.
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LEGTuRHa.

Theory and Practice of Teaching, Civil Gov
efnment, Parliamentary AMI School Law,
Astronomical and Physical Geography.
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RoARDTNG.

Good Boarding, can be obtained at from 90
so TO So rs per week. Rooms for SELF.
boarding can be obtained at low rates. sass
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Monroe CO.Teaclers' Examination.
TEXT TBOoKs.

orthosraphy, Wright and others; Penmsn.
ship, Eclectic System; Reading, McGufsy;
Geography, by Topics; Physical Geography.
Cornell; Grammar, Harvey; also Practical
Grammar Glass for the special benefit OF
Teachers; Composition, FSsintou; Analysis
Greene; Arithmetic and Algebra, Ray (Rs-
vised); Geometry and Trigonemetry. 0iney;
Philosophy, Q Qlacksubos; ~ 5. History, by
rOpicsi Rhetoric, Hatt; Logic S,huYler; Latin,
Harkness; Civil Government. Martin; Anato-
my. Physiology and Hygiene, Cutter; Metric
System and u $ Bonds Will receive special
attention. Ear Also class will bs formed
in Book Keeping if desired. "a, r.ss' 0t
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Sweet Potato plants for
sale at Mrs. NJ. A. WAYS.

DIED On Saturday, May 18Th. 1882,
of heart disease, Dr. o. BUsKIRK, Of
Darlington, this County, aged 6l-years
and 81 days. Funeral at 10 O'Clock on
Sunday, conducted by the Odd Fellows
He was member of the Odd Fellows
Lodge and Encampment at Darlington.
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OBITUARY.

DIED OF rom;ttent fever February
22d. 1882. near L>b,non, Monroe Co.,
OHIO. Sarah E., daughter Of Hannah E.
and William J. West, aged 20 years, IL
months AMI II days
Died of typhoid fever March 26th,
1892, Mary c., daughter u Hannah K
and William J. West, aged 20 years AMI
10 DAYS.
Also. Arrest ", son Of Hannah E
and William J West, disd March 30ih.
1882, aged % years, 8 months and 20
days.
Also, Hannah f +. wife Of William j.
West, died Murch 3lst, 1882, aged AZ
years, 10 months and II DAYS
Also. George B, son OF Hannah Z.
and William J. West. iiei April s.h,
1882. aged II years, 5 monihs and ID
days
Also, Thomas y, son Of Hannah e.
and William J. Wss.. died April sth.
1882, aged % years. I months and ii
days.
The unexpected death Of this mother
and five OF her children which have
gone to Join the angelic and sainted con
course above calls for tribute to their
memory from one who has known them
well. Ttey are now awaiting sorrow
stricken husband aud father and weep
ing sisters and brothers. They leave a
living and lasting testimony behina chat
thew have gone where The wicked will
cease from t.oabling and the weary are
forever at rest. Before tnev died they
called their friends to their bedsides and
bidding them good by told them thev
wanted them to meet them in Heaven -
AMI whilst the angels awaited their
spirits to watt them home they said all
is we'll We are ready.
Their remaias ware consignei to the
Mt Hope Cemetery where they are to re-
main until the judgment day. May We
all live so that when our pilgrimage here
on earth shall come to close we shall
meet them in the realms nf eternal glo-
ry.
We miss them In the plscs Of praye.,
And by the hearth-are's light;
We pause beside their dsor 70 hear
Once more their sweet Good nightr
There seem, shadow en- the day,
Their smiles no lsnger cheer;
A dimness on the stars OF night
Like eyes that look thrslyh toars.
Alone unto eur Fathers will
Oae thought has reconciled;
That He whose love exceedeth ours -a
Hath taken home his children.
Fold them. o Father, in thine arms,
And let them henceforth be
Messengers of love between
Our human hearts and Thee.
Still let their mild rebuking stand
Between US and the wrong.
And their dear memory serve to make
Our faith in goodness strong.
And grant that they who trembling here
Distrusted all their powers
May welcome to their holier homo
The well beloved of ours. J. W. II.
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FoRD Bios. will pay one dollar and
thirty cents for good wheat Mst2
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REALLsvIELE
SELECT SCHOOL.

THE Eighth Session of this School opens
i guiy IS, and closes september %.
1852. - 9H
We take pleasure in offering to the patrons.
i.ing public superior advantages over any
other school in Eastern Ohio: among which
are corps Of efieieut Instructors, written
Examinations, thorough drill in Norrna! In
struction forsfeachers By an experienced I'd
uoator, a full and practical COARSE OF study
for persons ookng to any special calling Q.
life. good and cheap Boarding, a moral and
social Community a irst.cIass Literary So
ciety. a thorough course of Lectures, and, at
the close of the session the =; .ifs
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NEW LOCALS.
PHOTOGRAPHS.

Conclusion No. 3 aui last. Matters
in my business atf,irs have taken such a
turn that 6nd it will b, profitable to
remain little longer in Woodsdeld.
will b. absent fol a time opening up
again Tuesday, the 18Th. a1i positively
move to Summerfi,ld June lst This
arrangement will give many still an op-
portunity to have their pictures taken
Nav 1873 G HENPSrEO. e.
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Tuition.
Higher Branches ... s7 d

Higher Branches ........... -. 81 90
Common ....,.,....,... 8 90
Primary ...n........... s 90
Tuition required in advance. No money
refunded except in cases Of protractsa Illness,
For further partieu ars call on, or address,
= ai- ID. McVEY, Prtncipll.
ssl II Beallsyille, Monroe County, .ohis.w
april, ,'S2td. st ut, sal., ~.
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EThe draft on the treasury at the
late term Of Court was ss follows:
Grand Jury, Sl56 30
Witnesses before Grand Ju:y, 235 O5
Petit Jury, z5S 80
Total. = $500 70
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Nav 2-1m.
stil! On the War Path.

! Still On the War Path.
Good Coffee 10 lbs. for One Dollar
Good Y. H Tea 40c per, pound
Choice Sugar II lbs. for One Dollar
English Soda Al cents or 6 lbs. foI
Csc
Nails at 50 80 per keg.
Malta Double Shovel Plows SO IS.
Oliver Chilled Points at SOC.
46 pieces Best White Granite Ware 81
IS sett.
Best Hanlock Sole Leather Csc by the
side.
Good Calf skin Boots, (Mens) 81 so
per pair.
Good Csssimeres at 40c per yard
Mems Cashmere suits OF clothing
good at 80 SO.
Ladies Gossamer Circulars for 81 80
tx =
Gents Gossamer Coats for 81 40
Dress goods in variety from &c tc the
finest Cashmeres and silks all the nep
shades.
Carpetss good line from 23te up.
Floor Oil Cloth at Csc per ward.
Good Calico as low as 44c per yard
Yard wide Bleached Muslius cheap a.
Sc y
Chevio,t Shirtings at 64c per yard.
New and beautiful Lawns Sc per yard.
Seer Suckers l0c per yard
Come and see the Biggest Stock Of
Goods In Eastern, Ohio. at
r. C. NILES Store,
MAY 9-3t Somerton, Ohio
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TOMATO AND CABBAGE
Plants and Garden Seeds for sale by
Mrs. NJ. A WAY, Woods1eld, Ohio.
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MRS. N: G, WEST, LEGAL Editor.

Index to New Advertisements.
photooranhs. O.. C. HEMPsTED
Accounts. ,ssg R. K. WALTON
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PRoBATE COURT ITEMS.

Total,