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re The Wheeling Register is author
i,y for the statement that the Grand
jury of the U s. Circuit C"ut at Par
kershurg returned indie c'meuts against
Inspector YcUNe and 'fficers OF the Lo-
mas and Scio,o as fol oSs:
Ipspe ctnr Capt. Hiram Young, man
slaughter; Pilnt Dave Killer, OF The
Scioto, mansIaughter Capt Inglebrieht,
of tie Lomas. manslaughter; Pilot b
] Long of the mas, manslaughter.-
Two UNITS were found against Capt
Hiram Young, we understand; one for
granting a license to the steamer Scioto
to carry more passengers than she was
entitlsd to on that fatal dav, and the
Other for granting pilots license 10 B.
j Long, Of the Tomas
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A FEW FACTS.

Some stores may advertise 81 bills
for SOC ami people would not believe it,
But when Messrs n. & I BLUM adver-
tise any bargains, our readers know !ha,
they have The goods to show, and they
never exa2gerate the quality Their
New Fall Goods are now open, and tho
have many Bargains in Dry Goods and
Clothing which cannot be duplicate ed
again this season. We therefore Impair
TALLY advise our readers to call at the
popular corner store OF H &I Blum
139 & l4l Belmont street, Beilaire, Ohio
and you will he sure of polite attention
and good bargains.
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JACOB REINHERR
LADIES',

Do not nuy pair Of shoes until yor
see the latest styles. Our fall stock is
now complete in every department, We
now have in store the following latest
styles which we would be pleased to have
YOU examine whether you purchase ~
not.
London toe Peb Goat Pol. Eng. tie will
patent leather tip.
LD: don toe Glove XII B1'ton with pat.
ent leather tip cur kid foxed.
London toe Glove kid'Pok Cur kid foxed
l,ather tips Hooks and tips.
Londnn tos Glove KID Button Straight
Goat foxed leather tips.
French and Paris kid in all widths.
BOSTON BOOT & SHOE HOUSE,
Bellaire. Ohio
j D. HEINLEIN & BRO Props.
Sep 5-6 New Bank Building
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The managers of the Monroe County
Fa;r have again put the poult v depart
m'nt under very dangerous supervision
We fear that they intend that the poul-
lH shall he ex' erminated, as we notice
ttat the committee consists entirely oi
preachers -Bellaire Tribune
A lincoln, Nebraska special saws the
condition OF stock was never better than
n1w, owing 10 the mild weather last win.
ter, the fine pssIutaee this summer, an6
the good care taken Of the cattle.
Alfred P. Girly, a Standard oil mil.
lnnalrN, al Cleveland, has bee ,me insane
from xaessive drink
Canton is building new CITY Hall
costing S42 500; market house, 5000
and an engine house, $4,000.
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URITUA AEs Y.

Mrs MARY F. GRAMIIcH was born
August 10Th, lS43, on Wheeling creek
near st. Clairsville, Ohio. Her maiden
name was Harris; she was married to
john W Gramlich, July 29,h, 1896, ard
died July 18th, 1882
Sister G7amlich was member OF the
/ NJ. E Church at Miltonsburg, having
united during The administration of Rev.
]. R Smith, by letter, coming from the
Vi. P Church OF Lewisvile.
She was not a demonstrative christian
and vet she had her way Of showing the
condition Of her heart. She was wo-
man of profound sympathy for the sor-
rowing and suffering of mankind. New
e. was anv duty to hard TO perform. or
attended wiihktoo much personal sacri-
| flee e.when the comfort and consolation
of hu nan being was at stake. Even
when disease was passing through the
community as a raging tempest lilling
all homes with sorrow, (as when she
contracted tic disease that caused her
death so that all hearts had grown weak
and quiveriDg, sister Gramiich with her
great noble heart OF sympathy, with a
single assistant coul 60 from house to
house, day and night, administering TO
the wants of the sick, wIping the death
damp from the brow of the dying and
rendering consolation 10 the bereaved
Truly she made herself sacrifice for
others Sister Gramlich was the mother
Of five children three OF whom passed
across the River before her. two a-e left
to mourn her loss, Emma L.. aged IA
years. and William T., aged Il years -
May the Lord help them and their fs,
ther to endure their bereavement, and
spend the remainder Of their days in the
service OF that God who took the moth
er and little ones so that Heaven may be
theirs at last.
In the death OF sister Gramlich the
church has lost @ friend. the connuni
ty useful citizen, especially in times of
deep affi rtion, wien human souls arr
tried to the very center, and when low
ing hearty, cheering words. and willing
hands are most needed, and, in the fam
ilv, the children have lost loving moth
er, and the husband kind and affection
ate wife. May the Lord take care OF
the living, j. E. GARRETT.
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EB A reunion ol the Srarpless fam
lily from all over he United States took
place August "a u, at WaIliugiord Sta
lion, near Philadelphia, on the old farm
of John Snarnless. from whom il is
claimed, every one ,w in this c .untry
bearing the nam, Of SharDless is de
scended. 1t is claimed that there are
10 600 descendants OF John Sharpless
now living. John Sharpless came over
from England shortly before Wm. Penn,
and the recent reunion was the 200th
anniversary OF his landing in this coun-
try. There have heen and are in the
family many noted men A number oi
the descendants live in this county. j
W. Shannon, Esq, of this place, is one
of them, his mother being Shsrpless
'fhe wife of The la'e Hon. John Patton
was also Shsrpless. The Philadelphia
papers give lengthy reports of the re-
union of this prolific family st. Glars
lille Gozette
Mrs. S. J WEsT, mother Of the E Tito!
of this paper, was SHARPLEss and s
sister of Mrs: PArfoN and Mrs SHAN
NON She was married in ST. Claitsvil {
iu 1885 to THOMAS WEST, brother Of Dir
HENRY WEsT, of that place.
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Ew The newest swindle upon our
farmers is as toilnws: Sharper No.
goes 10 farmer snd makes him an Offer
for his farm al high price, which is
usually accepted. and $50 or so depos
lied TO bind the hargaip. Then Mr.
Sharper's friend comes along and offers
81 600 or more in advance of the first
price. Then the farmer goes to No l,
and hv paying him good round sum
say $500, secures release. The enter.
p,ising fellow who wants the nd SO
badly a, the highest dgnre neglectsto
come around, and the farmer is about
$3.50 out, which of course, is divided
among the sharpers
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s Sxei'zer1e4al7c, according to. duality

SSei'zerl6ta17c, according to. duality.
Limbur2er l2c.
Seeds Tne prices are as follows:
timothy 2 65; clover 8 O0a5 60; Blue
Grass / 10; orchard gra-s 90
Vinegar-D ,rble s'rergih wiEe vine,
gar, 25a3Oc, standard, i1a13c; l0sl1o
for country stock wine vinegar :50c.
Died Fruils- We-Gnote prime quar-.
tered APPLES at 5-6c; evaporated apples
l3 l4c per pcund; e*aporated peaches
(unusiied) lSc per pound. -
Wool-This staple Still remaining at
37aS9c and is quiet
Fra'hers Live geese firm at 5oa55c;
40s45c for mixed 80 ~
Butler Wholesale price is l3 IA per
pound.
Hay-Baled hav commands S12 so
per ton and good trade IS done. Cam-
mon loose on wagon, brings S12 00a
13 so.
Gluseng-Is once more coming in the
market antF is quoted at / 75a2 90. {.
Apple Bhtter-5c per pound.
O'lsZLsrd oil, & ra western strained,
95caSl 90; carbon oil. &C.; white miners'
oil, winter strained. 67c.
Beeswax- |, i2c
Salt Per barrel 81 CO.
Honey-Searce at Is IL per paund.
Tallow- Market stea iy country 6a6tc
per pound; cit, 7a7fc.
Beans--Recepi me- in&slowly and
Edemand steady; prime ,navles 3a75.;
lido tnediam 8 80: huuer do 8 Sons 40;
red kidney , 75aS co.; rsd pink z TJa
8 Is; limas 7c.
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WHAT BOOTS TO BUY.

Buy pair of genuine Walker B Jots
and try them. We warrant our Boo's
in every respect. Watch the wear o.
other Boots. See If our Boots do no
wear longer than any Boot made It
measure by custom workmen in your
neighborhood. A new pair cheertulll
given if not as represented. A full linz
of Womens, Mems, Boys ard Youth:
Rubber Bnots.
BOSTON BOOT & SHOE HOUSE,
Bellaire, Ohio
New Bank Building.
J D. HElNLEIN & BRO, Props.
Sept. 5, 1SS2-6t.
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Wheeling Wholesale Market.

WHEELING, Tuesday. Sep S.
Grain-New wheat, sl.oo; corn, 95e,
oals As;
Flour-@Naw e ,ur has appeared and i
offering a, 5 80 s 90. All brands o. old
ffours have been marked down Csc
Choice amber. 8 75a7 25; medium. am
ber, 6 0Os6 %; Wisconsin. 6 75a7 90:
Mirnesota extra. Z 75aS 90; fancy st
Louis, s 0OsS 80; fancy patents, s 25s
s 75; corn meal, per hushel, sOc; os'.
meal, fancy, per barrel, 75s6 90;
common. !, 5 25; rye -four, per barrel
5 505 Is.
Che, sell quoted at Sic. or prim,
Western and lStal5 for New York
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MARRIED On August 20lh, by JAS.
NJ. BotGhSER, E q, OF Adams town
ship, Miss MATTE A. ABERsoLD 10 Mr..
JAMES A. MELLoTT
August 3lst. by Rev. c SculMMEL'
Miss Rosa KURTsMAN 10 Mr. JOIN
SoutNDLER
Angus, 31s,. hv Rev. john II. MOORE,
Miss IpA N. Reynolds 10 Mr.. FRANZ
LIN CRAMER.
Angus 3lst, by B F Fo-GER, E'q.
of Jackson township, Miss LOUISA j
MARTIN to Mr. JACOB ELLIOTT
Sept lst, by THOMAS WILSON, Esq.
of Franklin township. Miss VIOLA Nc
ELFREsH 10 Mr.. JosFP1 w. THOMPSON
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~The following additional partic
ulars of Ex-Rev. REDALL's escapade,
are from the Wheeling Register of the
s h ikt.:
R-v. Wirnett Badsll, the Monroe
county Methodist divine who let his
home and family Tor pastures and pleas
nres new, accompanied nv young girl,
has turned ~ agair. The following
dispatch from Orleans, Ind, hearing
dale %; Tuesday, tells the tale. .Th-
dispatch saws: "Abou, two weeks ago o
stranger giving his name as M 'ntsgue
Blarc' came to Orleans, representing
himself to he an organ and hook agent
He vas accompanied by l5-yearold
pirl. whom he claimed TO he his sister.
The parties secured boarding with the
family OF G W. Rice. very respec' a.
BILE family Blance reqre-ted that thew
he furnished room with Two beds, and
gave ss reason that his sister was SUBJ
ject TO fits. and that she needed close al
tentlop. Thus they livel until last Mon
dav, when our town Marshal received a
telegram from the Marshal of WaVnes-
burg, o., inqniring for parties answer
ing 20 the description OF Blanc and Sis
ter, and ordering their arrest They
were put under arrest and separstea -
Blanc rerusei TO he intervie we'd, and
the girl as soon as the arrest WAS male,
hurst into screams. which she kept up
for more than an hour. 1t results that
Montague Blanc is none other than
Rev. Winnett Bedall, of B sllsvi'le, O..
and the girl is Rosa Arnold, daughter
of James Arnold, of the same place.
She was interviewed hy correspondent,
and gave The above facts The officers
and friends of the girl are expected here
from Ohio 10 day Be lall is a Mrtho-
dis, preacher, and has wife and ihree
children living at Beallsville. Bedall
made his escape from the Off ,ers alb mt
three o'clock this morning. He sold an
organ last night to Mr. Rice. and receiv-
ed $50. The suppnstinn is that the
MARSHAL and his as 'istance we're bought
of The girl is still here, awaiting the
arrival of friends, who are expected to-
dow
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s We clip the following from the

E~ We clip the following from tht
Columbus, OHIO, Tines 6 b inst
Rev Winnett Bedall, OF Beallsville
Ohio, has been arrested with Rosa Arm
old, aged Is, with whom he had b. en-
living at Orleans, Ind, under claim thai
she was his sister,
Rev. BEDALL met Miss ARNOLD al
Waynesburg, OHIO, an | from there thes
went 10 Canton, S.ark county, where
hey look the cars for the West. BEDALI
is Minister of the NJ. E. Church and
has heen stationed al Bcallsvil'r, This
county, for two years past. He has Il
wife and three children The girl, Arm
OLD, is resident of BPallsville
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re- JAMES II, JACxsdS, Of Cla,ington,
met with serious accident, TUESDAY,
while working on the roof Of J H
Cats new, dwelling The scaff 'l''ing
gave way, and he fell distance of twen
ty I've or thirty feet, distocating his
shoulder ard otherwise bruising htmseF
hp, Dr: F. HABERMEHL rendered the
necessary medical aid, and at last &C
counts be was resting as easy as could
be expected = Bslloae Tribune, 7th inst
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H The friends and subscribers Of a
country newspaper could do very much
to make the Journals Of their county in
teresting and newsy by sending in little
matters OF news which they may be able
to pick up in their neighborhood or vil-
iage. We kindly ask you to aid us =
Just scratch il out ON postal card and
send it in, and we viii put the finishing
touch on: Reports of accidents, fires,
foods, births, marriages; deaths, per-
sonal meH,ioh, or anything which may
be of interest, will be acceptable.
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Three tar., a freight, coal anf
cstrle car, on the East hound train, were
thrown over the bank near ARMsTRcNG'
Mill, Oh Cap,ina, on the 6 h inst. The
cstile car was baily broken up, hut tht
cattle we're not seriously injured. Th,
three cars that went over br, Ike loose
from the passenger coach aud left i
staniing on the track. The accident
was caused by sunken rail on the out
eide OF the track. The train West dit
not reach here until 10 O'clock at night
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SALEM TOWNSHIP CONVENTION.

There will he Popular Vote Conven-
ton of the Democracy Of Salem town.
ship on the third Monday, heing the
18th Day of September, 1882,
at Clarington to nominate candidate
for Justice of the Peace.
Bv order Of the COMMITTEE.
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s@ Beware of strange meis who offer
to sell carpets hy samples. They are
travelling over the Country and are swim.
dlers. Their game is to get YOU to sig'
an order as to the number OF yards wan
ted, price, etc, out of which they makf
q note, and that is all you ever see o.
the carpet.
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TIE harm OF Mrs. Elizabeth Hutehi-
son, North Ppe Creek, Meal township
vas burned on Sunday night with all its
contents, among which was about one
thousand bushels of wheat, new fa N
wagon. and other Implements. 1t is
thought to he the work of an incendiary
as there was no fire near the barn.-BcN
aire Independent, 7th inst
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PROBATE COURT PROCEEDINGS.

Sept. w W. Mellott WAS sppoin-
ted Admir- OF the estate OF Tteo. W
Mellott, decd; bond $1,000
Sept. AN order was issued ID the
Sheriff to proceed to sell at public sale
the personal effects OF Levi Moberstag
decd
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CATTLE MARKETS.
whee,,ng Live STOCK ,larxe,.

WHEELING. Sept L. Business has
been very good the past week not more
than twenty-five head of cat lie were
found at The iyalds " sleT av, and the,
were quoted at, Az sc. Hogs, 71.St
Calves. per head, SIS C0aS 90. Sneel
wooled, 5s65c; clipped, 8 A.
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HMr j. R. DElsT, Of Jackson towr! /!
ship, this county, planted 81 rounds Of
White Star potatoes this season and the
yield was lc4 bushels This is yield
or a fraction over so pounds for esch
pound planted. Who can beat it2
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Gen. A.. j.

Democratic Candidate for Congress,
viii address the people, on the political
issues Of the day, at
GRAYSVILLE,
on Friday evening, Sept Is. al 7 o'clock,
ard at
BEALLSVlLLE,
on Saturday afternoon, Sept. 16, at
o'clock
A prompt attendance at the hours
named is earnestly solicited.
By order of the
DEMUCnATlC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
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ETC w LowE, OF BealIsvills, pu'
ntwo ine cisterns at the jail and at E.
W. ARMsrRoNG's residence last week.
II our people desire anything in the cis'
tern line, BILL can put them one in at
fair rates.
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JUST RECEIVED,

At the City Bakery. an immense stock
OF Fine and Common Candy, which was
made to order, and warranted free from
grape sugar or any other adul'eration
Bread, Cakes, Pies, Cheese and all kinds
of Canned Goods.
JACOB REINHERR
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THos MERCER, ELIJAH BAsFoRD and
THos. CARPEETER, of Batesv l'p. Noble
county, have each received 5000 back
pensions within the past two weeks.
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The lightning rod gang "took i'm
several farmers in Ohio and Lee town.
ships, and there we're a number in both
townships who promptly ordered them
off their premises. Served them right.
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RoAD WoRK.-Bills for work on roads
were allowed last week bv the Commits
sioners "a stated below:
p. Folger. work on Calais and Sum.
merffeld road. S55 Is
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E Attention is invited 10 The farm
advertisement by CHRISTIAN CEHRs in
this paper This is one of the best
farms in that section.
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GEoReE KrTTERER. LOUIS HoFEFLER
and Son BaKtK let for Baltimore. Phi
adelphia, Washington CITY and New
York Yesterday morning. the 1l,h inst.
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JAMES E. WAY, Esq, son of. JOSHUA
War, Sr.. of this county, has located in
Sidney. Ohio. where he will practice his
profession. the law.
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MART WILSON and H. p FABER, Of
Summerfeld, Noble county, are looking
oht location in Kansas.
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Director READ, OF the Agricultural
Society, erected 20 new pers, for sheep,
in the rear of the Floral Hall, within the
past ten days.
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Bring your families to the Fair on the
26th, 9th and 2Sh to see the best Fair
ever held in Morroe county.
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Mrs EMMA HAYDEN, who has been
visiting friends in the West, arrived
home last week.
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Mrs. WEST and Miss ANNIE WAY Wis.
ited Or. WILLIAMS in Seneca township
last week
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The Fair Ground will he put in excel
lent condition for the exhibition on the
.2e:h, 9Th and 2S'h.
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sK.arIinore.
Cincinnati.

Sept s. Flour 5 Oos7 %: Wheat ]
lC; Com S5c; Oats 4la45c; Rye 6Sr,
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The fall business is beginning to open,
ard parties expecting TO advertise had
best secure their space without delay.
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Every farmer in Monroe county should
strange TO attend the Fair on the 26!h
27th snd 2sth
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Election day, Tuesday, Octobsr 10th.
Every voter in the county should be at
the polls on that day
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sTATEMENT.

THE following is a Statement OF the
/ amount of moneys ard otd,.r assets re
naming in the County Frasa 7 of Monroe
County, Ohio at the close OF bus ness on the
last day of August, 1882, to wit:
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JOHNNIE NIEBcas, agel II wears, died
b. Diphtheria on the l1th inst.
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Finest stock OF jewslry ani Silver
Wsre on display at BERT JoNE,' ever
brought to Woolslield. Bottom prices
defy competition
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Cambridge. Guernsey county, has an
organized hand OF hov robbers.
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Soldiers Reunion.

The Executive Committee of the Sol
diers r union is requested to meet in
Woodsfield on Saturday, the 10th inst
W. T. MORRIS,
Major 1l6;h OHIO Vols
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Remember the Soldiers Reunion on
October 4,h, 5h and oh.
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Sept. S-Flour 4 7Oos 90; Wheat ]
OF, Corn 74c: Oats S5c; Rye TO-
Barley Is.
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The open front in BILLY SMlTH's bni'-.
ding, south OF the Court House is de
eided improvement.
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R C. MILES and wife, OF Somerton,
were in town last Thursday
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Mr.. and Mrs S F MCDONALD and
Mrs. 5 SPAseLER visited friends in Sar
dis last week.
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B. 81 o. II. II.

Low Rate Excursion to Chicago and
the Great West, On Tuesday Sep
tember 10, 1882.
On above date the b & y. R R. will
sell round trip ticket, 10 Chicago and
! return from all stations IN its Trans-
Ohio Divisions at low rates, and maxi
the tickets good returning for ten days.
These liberal advantages will enable al!
to see the great Metropolis of the West
and visit friends and relatives in The
Northwest. Day coaches run to and
rrcm Chicago without chsI ge on all
ttr aueh raira, and the new and elegsit
B. d 0 palace sleepers will be attached
10 excursion trains Of above date.
Ronnd-trip rate from Bellaire $500 and
uains leave 1905 ~, 2:l0 m
ii so p. IN. Remember the 'lay ind
date and go m the 3 d o. r r. .wh
fast trains, through cars aud upriva ed
equipment max It the popular route
both east and west
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wonasaeld stock Marke,
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY p. scHrNAnpsR. JR.
aIa..r,. CAa.A-al: 1000

Sept IL -Csttle- 4a6c per pound
Sheep 3a4e pet poaad.. Hogs 4a5 pei
pound gross. :;
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:. se.F York.

Sept 8f-7Flour 4 66a7 60; Wheat
l IL; CoIn ,S5s90c; Oats 43s52c; Rye
76c; Barley 10
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Posters for the Fair were printed at
this afice last week.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-09-12
FEW SPECIAL BARGAINS
DR.. James A. McCoy,

DH1N Il lS Il
Will visit Stafford sept. IL, II d 13.
Lewisville, Sept ID, Is & 16.
Calais. Sept Is & 19.
Laughing Gas ard the new Anaestheti(
administered in the painless extraction
of teeth. Gill on first day and make
your engagements. Sep. 5-2t
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-09-12

Miss ANNIE OGLE is visiting her moth
er in this place.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-09-12
SCHOOL Is BEGINNING

And you all are interested in Boys
School suits. We wish you to call and
see our immense stock We have boys
good suits from SO so up. You cannot
fail to be pleased We like to have The
pleasure OF showing you through our
stock, even il YOU do not wish 10 buy
Our Youths and Mems Suits are beau
ties. and the prices below any other
house H. & l BLUM,
139 & 14I Belmont St,
s pt. IL Bellaire, Ohio.