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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-07-15

@oRNS, Bunions and ingrowing Nails extracted
~ without pain, by A. Frey, ChircPodis. once
All Browdow skis barber shop, 23ICommerce street
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-07-15

VIZ P. HOPKINS has opened Barber Shop
Wv at No 7o1 West Commerce street, and
mi he ,,leas ed To see his friends and customers.
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Soldiers Reunion.

Reunion Committee met the 29th day
of September, 1882.
Moved and seconded that all ex- SOL
diers and citizens be requested to bring
with them. on the day of the Reunion,
whatever small arms they have, and de-
liver them at tue Floral Hall in care OF
Louis Stoehr Carried.
Moved aud seconded that committee
Of be appointed by the Guar to attend
TO the m lsic Capt. John c. Henthorn
Capt. j. P. Mann, Capt. j. Myers and
c L. Sprague we're appointed said COM
miltee.
Moved and seconded that Mr.. Geo. P.
Dorr rent the booths and receive the
pay for the same, las is done by the Agri-
cultural Society.
Moved and seconded that an entrance
fee OF 10 cents be charged each day for
all male persons over Is years of age
Moved and seconded that the chair
appoint a committee of females on
Decoration. Carried. and Mrs. W. F.
Hunter. Mrs. H. r West, Mrs. J B.
briggs, Mrs. y. o Alexander ami Miss
Nan Read were appointed.
Moved and seconded that the chair
appoint committee Of 4 to make ar
ran9ements for the programme. Mr..
j. B. briggs, Capt. JAS A Mann, Mr..
Louis Sulsberger and Major W. T. Nor
ris were appointed.
Moved and seconded that the chairman
OF each committee be requested to re-
port to the Post Commander. Fl. r.
West, in person or by letter by Satur.
Eday, Octobsr 7, what be has accomplish
ed.
On motion adjourned.
G. L EB1RLE, Secretary.
Adjoining county papers please copy
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OHIO.

Cambridge is to be lighted by gas.
Youngstown has an epidemic Of diph-
iberia.
Seneca county is to have new co ur,
house
On Sunday Henry Kassinger, a pio-
neer at Lucas, died Of palsy, aged Is.
A six-month-oli colore1 infant was
found on porch at Belpre, Monday
evening.
The Home Insurance Company, OF
Columbus, has made an assignment to
Joseph W. King, of Columbus
A man named Packer was creeping
under freight train at Unrichsville Sun
day, when the cars started, cutting ufl
his leg.
At Caldwell, Sunday, Samuel Ackley
aged Is, fell from an apple tree and sus-
tanned badly fractured arm and inter-
nal injuries.
| Detectives at Gallipolis have arrested
notorious professional house breaker
named John Feesler, who has been en-.
gagged in some heavy work on the IA
nawha.
Mr.. E. W. Clarke, who has been the
editor of several Oaio journals, and IN
ill last June editor OF the gainesville
Advertiser, died at PainesYille Sunday,
aged Sc
Edward Bucklew, the Township
Treasurer at Coshocion, has been rob.
bed of 81 200, which was left in the
pocket of ccat hanging on the wall OF
his room.
There will be more corn in Auglaize,
Allen, Van Werts and Putnam counties
than ever was known before. Even
while the stalks are small the ears ere
very large.
Last year we imported potatoes from
Scotland ; this year we shall probably
export them to Switz erland unless there
should be another scare aboutsthe Colo.
RADIO beetle.
A young man recently died at Youngs
town who was engaged to narry four
young ladies. The fact was developed
when the four went to the funeral, each
mourning him as his betrothets. -
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Wheeling Wholesale Market.
WHEELING. Tuesday S.pt 26.

WHEELING. Tuesday, Sspt 26.
Grain-The market is quieter than II
has been for some time; fair to prime
red M l wheat, old 95a1 90; new of.
fered at l GOAL 10. OTIS dealers at
present paving for at the rate Of S71 40c
by car; market dull. Dull also on rye /;
NJ |, SIN all lots 671e. Corn, sbeled is
WORTH 92ta9Jc for western higl zed !;
prime yellow SASS; ear SASS.
Flcur-Naw d 'ur has appeared ami is
offering at 5 50.6 90. All brands OF old
f)urs have heen marked down 25c.
Choice amber, 6 75.7 %; medium am
her, 00a6 25; Wisconsin, q 75a7 90;
Minnesota extra. I 75lS 90; fancy St.
Louis, 8 00aS SO; fancy patents, 8 25a
8 rs; corn meal, per bu'hel. 90c; os'-
meal, fancy, per barrel, 5 75a6 90;
common. 5 25; rye f,ur, per barrel,
5 50l5 Is.
Cheese-Is quote at SIC for prime
Western and l3t,l5 for Nsw York
5 Vei'zar 16ts17c, ac;or ling t. quality
Limburger 12c.
Seeis-rne prices are as follows:
timothy 6j; cov.r 5 O0,5 60; Blu
Grass l 10; orchard grass 2 90
Vinegar-Duuble strength wine vine
gar, 25a30c; standard, lll13:; l041Ic
for country stock wine vinegar Soc.
Driei Fruits We qlpte prim. gnar
tered apples at 5a6:; evaporatad apples
13al4c per pound; evap >raled peaches
(unoailed) lSc per pounl.
Wool-rhi, staple still remlining a,
37a39c anl is qlict
Feathers-L've geese Fl I'm at 50a55c !;
40 ,45c for m;xsd
Aop'es-In g>ol demanl at 50 OOA
2 so.
Butter-Recaip,s light to demand {;
strictly fresh roll, 2Oa25a; me ,iun, 1S .
20c; c,mmpn, 12,l5;; creamary, 33a
35r.
Potatoes In barrels, l 50Al rs; in
sacks, 50a60c per bu-hel; sweet pnta
toes 3 rs; sweet JERSEYS 3 75i4 90
Eggs Receipts ligh'; dsmard good
barrels, 2lc per dozen, for fresh cases
2la22c per d,zen, tor iresh.
Hay-Baled hav commands Sl2 sc
per ton and good trade IS doua. Com.
mon. loose on wagon, brings S1O 00s
IL 90.
Ginseng-Ts once m1re c,m;ng in th'
market and is quoted at 75a2 90
Apple Butter-5c per pound
OIls-Lard oil, ex ra western strained
95caSl 90; carbon oil. Sc; white m ners
oil, winter strained. &c.
Beeswax No. l, 25"28c
Salt-Per barrel 81 90.
HoneY-Scarce at 20A25 per pound.
Tallow-Market steady country 6a6tc
per pouad; city 7a7tc.
Beans-Receipts IN, in slowly and
demand steady; prime n,ve1 3 Is
do medium 3 so; butter do 3 25a3 90
red kidney 2 75a3 90; red pink Is:
3 25; limas 7c.
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BEALLSVILLE ITEMS.

Prof. Alex,nd on Tuesday evening
next will deliver here an instructive lee
ture illustrated by historical and other
paintings
Jeffers Brothers have moved into their
new building and will shortly open a
stock of bran new gnois
A little son of Ad Workman received
q fracture and dislocation of the elbow
nv heing thrown off horse on Thurs
day last
Mack Moore enjoyed a shoulder dis
location nv the same process last week
A Photographic view OF "Our resi-
dence" or "husiness house," bv the Ui-
ion View Company, is the exact thing
now,
A successful meeting with seven all
ditions closed last week at the Pre1by.
terian c. u ch. Rv VIM. Lester, OF
West Alexander, assisted r v. G orge
McDorald.
1t was Beallsville's serious intention
of taking the Fair last Wednes lay, but
inclement weather prevented 1t. o.
course the show had no attraction.
John Weisner and Annie SchafTer, an
adopted daughter of Louis Wpolenweh-
Der, we're married last Thursday evening
and have gone east on wedding trip
Our popu,a jeweler Adam Kiser leaves
Us this week to take chargs of the pub
lie school at Jerusalem.
The 9th session Of Pro-. McVey's
Normal Seh,o has just closed with a
record in atten lance AMI proficiency
which may we'll make Mac proud. OI
the 55 students 30 appliei for certificates
with the following results 8 for year !,
8 for 2 years II for year and half
l3 for l year and l for 6 mon'hs
Rev. A Liukletter rendered his resig-
nation to the official Board Of the Chris
tian Church last Sabbath In surren.
derine PASTORAL charge. he spoke feel.
ingly OF the kindness extended to him
by the whole chnrch since his advent
among them in 1873 ard OF TIE ties o.
affection which bound him to every mem
ber of it.
His happiest though. was the kuo~l
edge of prosper 'us and reunited mem
bership where f,aternal love and Clris
! tian duty vie for the leadership.
In attending to his works in and ou
Of the pulpit he had to the best Of hi!
ability fai hfully adhere to the inculca
ton Of cl ,ser union Of Christian peo
Pile and spirit not less liberal than tina
taught by the Messiah Himself. He will
preach his last sermon on the 9Th OF DC
tober. SUNsBURY.
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OBITUARY.

DIED On the lst of January, of fe
,ver, after an illness Of about two weeks
Nancy Ellen daughter of David and
Sarah A Griffl b, Of w Va, forDerl,
of Monroe county. Ohio, aged 20 years
II months and ID divs, being a membe
of the NJ E. Clurcl for 8 years Lasv-
ing widowed mother, two brothers,
and sister, TO mourn her loss
"She has gone to the home Of her rest
Where sickness nor sorrow can harm her,
Where the songs of the good, and the hymn
of the tlest
Through an endless existence shall charm her.
RNDA E. CHASE.
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LET every Democrat constitute him.
self committee to secure at least one
additional vote, either by getting out
some careless or Indifferent Dsmoeras oil
ny making convert from the ranks o
the opposition.
Work from now until election DAY and
remember above all things to get ost III
MI Democrntic rote.
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Buffalo Bill and Sitting Bull.

Buffalo Bill Hon. W F. Cody. the
renowned scout and actor, has made o
decided hit for the coming theatrical
season in employing the celebrated Sit
ting Bull (the Indian chief who slew
Custer and his command on the Little
Big Horn as one of his chief attrac
tious. Buffalo Bills success as an actor
adds an additional charm to the romance
OF his life as the greatest OF all living
scouts and plainsmen. Tue Historical
Publishing Co., ST. Louis, have l1suei a
life of this remarkable man, whose fame
is even greater than that of Daniel
Boone or Davv Crockett, embracing al
so the lives Of Wild Bill, California Joe
Texas Jack. Kit C,rson, and other great
Indian fighters 1t is hook of wild
life on the Plains, and must meet with
great popularity. The nama Of the au-
thor, Mr.. J. W Buel, is host withir
itself. Persons desiring agencies vii
find the advertisement in this paper.
For nervous debility take PERUNA.
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GgThe following able political ser

GE'The following able political SER
mon is from the Tolelo Sun lay Dsmo-
cra':
"N>w that the day of Democratic
triumph in OHIO is near at hand it be-
hoovns everv Democrat to do his duty
20 HIM self, to his country, and his party
TO labor AMI vote to mike the victory
50 over whe,m'ng, 8, decided as to de
moraliza the Republican party, anil make
Ohio certain Dam ,c-atic Stata. The
Republicans are bitterly divided, each
faction charging the other with fraud
corruption and crime, aud the Lord
knows, as the people do, that both wings
have abundant reasons for their accnss
ton, and proof suffi ;ient to convic. or
all the charges they make. With forty
thousand votes alenated from theil
party within the past wear the Republi
cans of this State must meet terrible
'efeat in October if the Democratic
voters do their duty. A party that has
survived defeats that would have de-
stroyed any other political organization
that ever existed can not now be dividef
or distracted when it can secure bril-.
liant victory with united effort"
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GENERAL WARNER voted against the
River and Rarbor Bill of 1881, because
it contained jobs and swindling appro'
priatfons. That bill contained en- sp'
preparation of $50 600 for the Ice Har.
Dor at Marietta. Vote for WARNER or
Tuesday, October 10, and you will b'
represepted in Congress by man who
dares to do right. =
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The Jeanette Investigation.

WASHINGTON, September 2S-Secre-
tary Chandler had an interview of some
length this morning with Engineer Mel
vile, Lieutenant Danenhower and Mn
lderman. All the relics and records OF
the 1eannette expeditios, which have
been in the custody of Engineer Mel
vile, were formally turned over to Sec
retary Chandler. The investigation con-
cernlne the loss OF the Jeannetse will
begin October 5.
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Eastern News.

Caro-, September 29-The explosions
at the railway station, yesterday, con-
tinued at brief intervals for over three
hours. The passenger station was saw
ed, but all the freight sheds, containing
ten days provisions for the army and
about two hundred trucks of ammunition,
were destroyed. Five men we're killed
and twenty wounded Tue Gre was OF
incendiary origin. Subsequent to the
explosion two Arabs were seq ID in thc
act of firing the trucks A third escape l,
Troops were patrolling the strees list
night.
CAIRO, September 20 During the fire
at the railway station two men with tor.
ches we're arrested while endeavoring to
FIRE the ad}cent quarter of the towa.
NOT ALroaErHER Lovely
CAlRo, September 29.-Notwithstsnd
iny the repeated assurances of English
officers and the, reiteration Of Englst
correspondents, the troops under Gen
Eeral Wolseley are far from being vel
! coined by the vast majority of the pop
uation OF this city. Around the palace
Of the Khedlve and within sight of the
hayonets of the troops the natives max,
profuse protestations of loyalty, but il
the mosques and baZ,rs and in the pri
vacy of their homes they are not SLOW
to express their intense hatred of tn,
invaders, 4 constant display of fore,
is required to keep down this rebelliou
spirit, but even then it is not always en-
lirely suppressed, as witness the destruc
ton by fire Yesterday Of the Englisl
stores OF ammunitions and provisions
Mu- ders are Of almost nightly occur
renee, even with the principal streets
and squares patrolled by cavalry, whil
in the adjacent county. and especially ii
Upper Egypt, q friensf OF the foreigners
does not dare 10 chow his head
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-03

REPUBLICANS all over this District are
dissatisfied with DAWES milk and water
way of discharging his duties in Con-
gress. He voted against the swindling
River and Harbor Bill when first passed
by the House because he knew it would
receive majority without his vote; but
when the President returned the bill
with his veto, tWo-thirds of the men,
bers we're required to pass it over the
veto and DAWES vote was cast FOR the
swindle. Voters should remember these
facts when they 60 to the election on
Tuesday, the 10th inst.
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We desire to remind every individual
Democrat IN Monroe county once more,
that they are committee Of one to help
get ont the vote of their school district
and township Set out the vote early,
and il you know of single Democratic
voter, who, by reason Of sickness or the
infrmlties of age, cannot come out with.
out assistance, render him that assist.
tauce.
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LICK SKILLET ITEMS.
SEprEuBER %. 1882

Our farmers are busy gathering their
corn, saving fodder, seeding, digging
potatoes and making molasses. Mr..
Eldy is making the finest sorghum mo-
lasses in the country
Mrs. Richard Pennington is sick, 1t is
feared she has fever.
Miss Eta Stephens has been suffering
for the past week With gathered jaw.
+. MS
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TRERE never were brighter pros poets
than now to make every Democrat keen
to vote, and thus have Ohio FIRE the first
victorious gun. 1t is not an lille vision
but q reality conceded, that New York
and Pennsylvania are going Democratic.
The revolt against the machine cannot
be quelled. 1t gathers strength daily
All the orts at compromise have beer
secuted. Let Ohio Democrats come
ont and vote.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-03

A SCHOOL BOY would tell US that 1t is
wiser to act upon the principle that ma
tional revenue should be governed by
legitimate expenditure, than, upon the
principle that expenditure should be
governed by revenue. And still Gen
DAWES attempts to~explaiu his vote fol-
the River and Harbor Bill on the ground
that the expenditure should he large be.
cause there was vast surplus revenue
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.

GALVESTON LIVE STOCK SCALES
MONDAY, Sept. 25 1882.
PRICES OF BEEF CATTLE AT The MARKET
THIS WEEK
Very best on sale this week B 5Ol6 90;
that generally rated FIRST qualit2 A 70 e
90; medium or good fair q1ality 8 75s
4 rs; ordinary thin steers, oxen and
cows, 2 25a3 Is; extreme range of pri
ces 3 "a 6 co.; most Of the sales were
from 8 75l6 25
Mich Crws-Trade is slow Prices al
wholesale S30A50 per lead, in' lunches.
Hogs Prices S,l04e, with extrs
llal18;.
Sheep-Prices OF sheep ranged from
81 25a5 so, anil lambs 4 so 6 %, with
an extra bunch of $50 Virginia lambs
averagins 10 pounds, at 5 rs. Stock
sheep l. 50a3 25 per head.
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A gentleman from Washington CITY,
travelling ostensibly as detective of the
Postoff1ce Department, has been in towE
for several days. or curse his business
is purely official and has nothing what
ever to do with the distribution of HUE
BeLE's per cent fund, for DAWES bene.
Ct in this dis rictf These gentlemen al.
ways time their visits to Ohio to- week
or ten days before the election. 1t will
do no harm to watch their movem ents.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-03

z B. WINAKs, of Bellaire, has been
appointed to $1,000 clerkship in the
Pension office a. Washington. Secre.
tary TELLER and Senator CAMERoE, of
Wisconsin, schoolmates Of Mr.. WINANs,
obtained the appointment for him.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-03

GovERsoR CORNELL, Republican. OF
New York, says FoLGER, the Republican
nominee for Governor, will be defeated
by not less than 10000 msj ,rity. The
Administration has undertaken game
that the Half Breeds propose to take q
hand in.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-03

GENERAL DAWES voted to pass the
sssindling River and Harbor Bill of 1882
ever the Presidents veto. II contained
over S7,0O0,00O of appropriations for
Jobs, hat he voted to squauder that
amount of the peoples money becaase
rBs bill contained an appropriation OF
10000 for the Ice HarbDr at Marietta
Tuesdag, October 10 is election day,
and voters sLsald remember these facts.
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TEE Republican leaders have signally
failed to convince the people OF Ohio
that the Democrats favor "free whiskey
and no Sunday" The honest, thinking
people OF the State sneer at al such
campaign foolishness.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-03

TIE Marietta Register has discovered
that it is impossible for an honest man
to defend DAWES record on the River
and Harbor swindle, therefore, it con
tents itself by keeping quiet.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-03

o B CHAIRMAN, Editor Of the Pome
roy Telegraph, for sixteen years, has
sold out and purchased the Ross County
REGISTER. Mr.. CHAPMAN wields ready
pen and isihe fairest Republican Editor
in the 18th District.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-03

GENERAL DAWES voted for the pas
ssee of the swindling River and Har-
Dor BifFr and ioy shs Monitor steal
Remember these things when you go to
the election on Tuesday, the 10Th inst.
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Couldn't Agree,

PHILADELPHIA, September @-The
jury in the Star Route prosecutions in
the Uaited States D strict Court report
ed, this morning, that they had been un
able to agree on q verdict
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-03

HoE Isaac EATON, former resident
Of Belmont county, died suddenly at
Ais home in Loaveuworth, Kansas, few
days since.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-03

VoTE early ON Tuesday, the 10th inst.'
and then work to- rally all laggards to
the polls.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-03

EVERY Democrat in Monroe county
ough. to attend the election On Tuesday,
the 10th inst.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-03

GENERAL WARNER was safe, careful
Congressman He opposed all jobs
Vote for him ON Tuesday, the 10Th inst.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-03

Go after all Democrats who have not
voted a. q o'clock on Tuesday, the 10th
INST.
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That Means Annexation.

LONDON, September 20 The Times
says it has been decided to retain for the
present IL 600 men in Egypt, to carry
On and consolidate the work for which
the suppression of Arab Pasha does Ill
tie more than to clear the way.
For weakness OF any kind take Pc
RUNA.
The nearest infallisle remedy is Pc
RUNA.
A new bank, to he known as the
Qleen City National Bank, will heg,n
business in Cincinnati with S250.00o
capital.
AT the faintest pain PERuNA shouiil
be thought Of.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
Wheeling kave STOCK Nfarke ct.

WheetInS eve StOCM NEtfTA et.
WHEELING, Sept 2S.--Business has
been very gno1 the past week not more
than fly heal of home t lie were
found al The wards vester az, and they
we're qlotel a Al i,54.. Hog. Il lSlr
Calves, per head, 81 GOalC 90. Sheep
wooled, 81 1l44c; lambs, 424Ac.
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New York.

New EOrk.
Sept 80 Flour 4 20a7 90; Wheat
l OF; Corn 73a75c; Oats 34a52c, Rye
76c; Barley l 10
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DoN'T leave Dsmocrat at home on
Tuesday. the 10th inst.
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WE never heard of GEN DAWES raising
bis voice in Congress againstthe ex.rava-
gance and stealing that characterized
that body a, its recent session. ROBE
SON and KEIFER and jar HUBBELL have
carried out their schemes of plumber
withouta protest from tn, R,presents-
tive of this district. Elect A. ]. WAR
NER to C,ngress and his voic, anil votes
will always be found on the side Of the
tax payers and against all plundering
raids upon tue Treasury. He will make
it hot for the Treasury leeches He
proved his devotion to the interests ol
the tax payers WREN be was 10 Con-
gress two years ago.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-03

TRE iron strikers in the Pittsburgh,
Youngstown and Wheeling Districts
have resumed work at the old price, $5
so per ton.
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FARM FOR SALE.


UUGH HAMILTON, q resident of West Va.
IL has farm, containing 10S acres, in
Franklin and Summit townships, Monroe
County, Ohio, u miles northwest of Jacobs
burg, on Lewisville and Summerfeld road
with good frame dwelling, a splendid we'll
of lasting water near the door, and good
SIZE barn. The improved land is principally
in good sod. Railroad in mile; school and
church hou convenient; situate in wide
awake neighborhood. Any person wishing
to purchase this desirable situation at q fail
price and easy terms, Gas We intend to SELL
can be informed as to full particulars by
calling on or addressing.
W. P. MORRISON,
Sycamore Valley, Monroe Co, Ohio.
sept26, ,'Szw4.
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W0naxsiesd stock Market.
Oct 2. Cattle 4a6c per ponnd
Sheep 3a4u per pound. Hogs 4a5 per
pound gross.