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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-03
JUDGE LANDS CONDITION.

BosToN, May 2.-The condition of Judge
Land OF the State Supreme Bench this evening does not
afford much encouragement for his recoycry He IA
derous aud his mud dwes upon oases In which
lac has under aQylsenent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-03
JEWISH REFUGEES SEEKING HOMES.

LEMBERG, May 1.-The number of jewish
refugees arriving constantly increasing 1ester
day IO2 and children whose relatives had already
emigrated were forwarded to Hamburg, with ninty
eight Jews from Jassy. All are going to Canada Inc
assembly OF Polish Jews has pronounced IN favor O
emigration TO Palestine. seven Thousand families nave
appied 10 the Emigration Committee al Jaa for assist
ance to cnab.e them 10 settle III Palestine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-03
THE DENTER EXPOSITION BUILDING.

DENVER, COL, May 1.-The cornerstone of
the National Mining and Industrial Exposition Building
was formally laid this afternoon by Governor Pkn
in the presence several thousand persons The large
force OF men actively employed ON tine building nsures
its completion III tlino 10 open lhe EAPo'io VIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-03
BISHOP ross VERY I'LL.

BosToN, May "a private letter received
from Minneapolis, Minn to-day states that Bishop Foss
of the Methodist Church Is weak he cannot raise Ills
head from the pillow, and the writer expresses doubt
OF sufficient strength 10 discharge INC
1lfI..- 4 ~. nfc
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CLUB AGENTS FOR
The Spirit Of Democracy.

Adams-J. W. Ward, John Ferke!
anil b T. Mcllott.
B"nton-G 5. Algeo, W G Pool and
George Ring.
Belhel-John Camlcn W. s. West,
A. j. Maekey and W P Morrison.
Franklin-Eiward 0key, J + Mira
Gle and John Williams.
Green-W. l.. Norris, J A briggs
J. Il. Drum, John Clcgg, Jr., and Jacob
Afnlder, Sr.
Jackson-N. D Garden, William Hs
thorn, C. P Russell. III Merckle and
job S Ullom.
Lee. NJ Goodwin, Jas. Anderson
and James A. Watson.
Malaga-Samuel Groux and James
Armstrong
Ohio-C. Cehrs, Jacob Yoas, j. r.
Thocnen,T. G. Allen, E.q Jacob chey
and John Luedv.
peirv-F. ~ Amos. Thos Twincm,
A. L. Morgan and Jacob UlsinGer.
Salem-R. L. Cain. J W McKimmie,
w L. Hurl. Esq an MIN Martin.
- Sen,ca-C. L .Kroning, Cooksou Car
pcnter. C L. Ehprlec. Jonathan Lienellen
Esq Harvey Carpenter and B. F. Ho
wiler.
Summit-Alex Buchanan VIM. John
son, Fred Grldmacher, Peter Ulrich and
John Bach.
Snnshurv-Jcsse K"ysor, John Jeffer:
DR.. B. Dennie. Christian Lude, Esq. and
Mrs. L:de Gray.
Swi,zerland-J. Russegger and F. J
Z.>iger.
WashinQten-G. .. Dou2hcrtv. John
A Watson, l.. o. Okev, A. Massie and
o. F. Flint, ESQ.
Wayne Daniel Baker and S. Farms
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Wheeling Wholcsalc Market,
WHEELING. Tuesday. MarcbI

WHEELING. tuesday. March 4.
The state OF trade Tor the past week
has generally speaking, been Of q! Of
firmness. Several changes are found
below. ai
Grain-As far ~ wheat Is concerned
this n. n.arket is horribly dull.IlA further
decline in price has taken place since
last week, 80: very little ID offered.
Corn has been dull, sl,hcneh the price
for choice article is Soc. Oats continue
at Soc.
Flour-Tra,ie las heen dull anti with
no change in prices. We quote 1 90
a so for superfnr; 7 OOa7 so anr
best winter wheat. and patents 8 80.
Chetse-I' quoted at loc Tor prime
Western and l3tsl5 for New York.
S~ei'zer 15sl7c, according to quality.
Limburser 12c.
Poultry-L;ve chickens, pef paif,
55a60c. Dressed inikrys, l5al6c p.t
poundi chickens, l2als per pound:
ducks l5al4c per pobhdi geese Baioc
per pound.
Vineear-D puble strength ~iEe vine.
gar, 25a3Oc. standard. i1alsc; lo.llc
for country stock. wine vinegar Soc.
Apples-R ceipi. OF spnles dim,n.
ishing., Demand fair at 3 5Osl 90 per
barrel, small and inferior l 5Os2 SO.
D led F:uits-We quote; Apples. IL
Ss9c Tor sliced 4a5c for quarters. T. ach.
es halves Sc. - "
Eegs- Receipt. are light; Id. maid
good at 23-25c per dozen
Butter Receipts about Equal 10 dc.
mand strictly fresh ,r.n. 33az5c
Prime. 3o.s2c; common, 10, .oc c.ean-
cay. 40B45c.
Hsy-Bal,d hay commands SIS 90
per Ion and good trade /. done. Com
mon loose On wagon. brings sllaI9. ~
Wool-Thiss'sile lie still rein aiming as
40c and is quiet.,,. s. ,ss.s
Fea'hels-Liye geese firm at 50.55c;
40a45c for mixed.
Tallow-Maiket steady county 6s64c
per Found; cit, 7a7tc.
Se'ds-The price has ialleh on all
brands: Timothy 90a5 90 per bushel.
and cloyer st 5 00a5 25 for small and
8 15 for large.
Receipts come In slowly and
demand steadvi brine nsvie- 1 90:
10 med 'utn 3 IA: butter do 3 25a3 40;
:, red u kidney f5a3 90; red PINK . i0a
) 0c; lithas S-9c.
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ITEMS.

GENERAL RICHARDSON is able to he
about once tnore.- Marietta Times, 9th
inst
SENATOR PENbLEroN' recent speech
on The Mormon question is very able
me and is highly spoken of by the press
of the Sta,e.-Harietfa Times
DIR WM MARTIN. ni Harrietsville.
Noble cnur t., is very sick and is not
expected TO rec, yer He is a brother OF
David anil Wilson Martin. of this county.
He is suf'ring from injuries received on
his head last 'a'l at the hands of some
unknown person @hO attempted to as
sassinate him with bar OF iron.-Ma
rtetta Times, 9th inst
Mrs R, BERT MILLLGAN. i ing near
West Whre ing las h, come the moth
or ri her TWEEN 18th eli She i, only
Il i"ty-rine years old; her present hus.
hand being her second. OF the eli :.
dren there are Il .htefn living, among
them there are twins twice A dangh-
ter Is the oldest. although o son will he
old enough to vote the coming talL-
Bellaire Tribune
In the case Of Col. c 5. S. Baron vs
the c & p R. r. Co., for SIC, 900 dam.
ages for killing paintiff's son in Bill
aire about year ago, the jnry r,turned
verdict giving Mr. Baron 81 0GO. -
The railroad COMPANY will carry The case
mp to the higher courts Hon l. Dan
ford and D D. T Cnwen are ATTORNEYS
for the plaintiff, and J. Il. $ NTH for the
defendant-St ClaisriNe Gazette
ONO papers are justly indignant over
the conduct Of number of D 'io As.
semh!ymen, who went TO Washington tn
attend The CART ! | mem Ir.l service, and
afterwards called or Cult au under the
guidance of Speaker Hodge. They even
went so far a. to buy some "f his pho.
tOgraphs They are excused in some
quarters on the ground that they did
not know alv he,ter.-Enferprise.
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Senate Bill No. SO, by MIR. Pearson.

Senate Bill No. SO, by MIR. Pearson.
To authorize the Town Council of Woodsfeld,
Monroe County, TO issue bonds and levy a
tax.
l6sth General Assembly, Regular Session
SECTION | Ee 1t enacted by the Gen
eral Assembly of the State Of Chin, Tha'
for the purpose OF grading. Dacadam;-
zing and impioViog the s,t,ets Uf the
villsge of Woodsiield, Monroe county
Ohio, the town cooncii is i,erehv antiIOr
znd to issue and sell the b0ads OF ssid
village, not exceeding tea thousand dol
lais in amt uni, and in snch dcnOnina-
tons as said council may determine. not
less than City nor more than Eve hun
dred dollars each. said bonds to be sign
cd by the may or, and countersigued Il,
the clerk, payable at srch time IS the
council may determine, not exceeding
twenty years after date, hearing q rate
Of interest not exceeding five per cent
per snnum, pay able sCmi-annually: pro
Yided, that said bonds shall not he sole
for less than their par value.
SEC 2. That for the parpns" of paw
ing said bonds SO author;E ID to he issued
hy this act. the council of said village
is hereby aulhor'E d to l,vy q tax upon
all the tax ,hle property oi said village,
as provided by law. in addition to the
amnun, already allowed by law, to be
levied every year during the period sai,l
bonds have 10 run, sufficient in amount
each year 10 re,leem that portion of thr
bonds issued in pursuance "f this act
that will fall due during ssul year, and
sll accrued interest on said bonds.
SEC 3. The clerk Of said corpora
ton is hereby rrq,i'ed TO keep regis
l-y of said bonds WHEN issued, in some
book which lie Law now r. quires him to
keep, giving the number, smonnt. tla'e,
rate Of interest, when PAYABLE, and to
whom issued; and shall indnrsc on the
hack of each bond the VOID. "teeistcr-
ed" and shall witness the same with his
iiicial signature
SIC. 4 That tefore the is ,uing OF
said honds. the question ~ issue shall
he submitted to The qnali6cd eiect"rs of
said village. at general or special e'ec
lion. OF which ten days no'ice shall he
given III one or more newspapers printed
in said village. Of the amount of said
bonds 20 he issued, aud the time and
place where said election will I've held in
said village: and if a maturity of the
lecrnrs voting at said election on said
question shall vote in fav"r of said issue
OF bonds, then, and not other wise. shalt
said tpnds he issued; and at said cleo
ton. those voting in favor of said issue
shall have written or printed on their
hallcis. "for Improvement Bonds;" and
those voting against said issue shall
have written or printed ON their ballots,
"A gainst Improvement Bonds"
Srs Before said qnestior of issu.
ing sail bonds shalt he submitted t" said
electors, the town council shall pass a
resolution ordering aaid question to I've
sui miiied tn the vote aforesaid: provi
ded. said vote shall he ordered and taken
within two wears from the passage Of
this act; otherwise. sal council shall
lia ye n" right to issue said bonds.
SIC 6. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
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ROADS ~ The petition of JAS Gararti
and Others for the alteration of q county
road was considered. and David Lcnz.
6. 5. AlgpO, and George Ring were ap-
pointed Viewers to meet at Garard's 2
store. Perry township, un the 20th day
of March, 1882.
Petition OF Jacob Drum and others
for the establishment of county road
Daniel Harmon. Vim Hawkins aud VIM.
Fureaker were appointed Viewers to
meet At J ,crb Drum ON March 23l
J I'm Byrr and others for count,
road alteration. L. Twinem. T.. Cehrs
AMI Josiah Pslcs w"re apo nted View
ers TO meet at FL Scmen's, Salem town
ship, on March 81 h.
+ Stout and others presented n pc
itcn for a county. road D 5 Sloan,
David Len and Leonard Twinem View
.rs. II meet at MiIton>burg on April s
On the petition Of +. Kct,srer and
others fpr u county road the same View
ers were appointed, to meet al Millions
burg on April 7lh.
Petition OF D s. nevore and Others
for county road alteration. David AL.
len, G. b Kiowlton aud f McFreder.
ick Viewers, to meet at Daniel P. Hub.
b,r,fs, Washington township, on Mon.
,lav. April II h.
The county roa1 alteration petitioncd
for nv T. J. Griffith and others was or.
dercd W d. Houston was awarded 81
compensation
E. Kuhn and others for supply road
in Seneca township. Trustees reported
in favor of establishing said road and
awarded john Hcrlan $40 C 'mDensation
and SIS damages Ordered established
public highway.
WIN K"ni and Others for county
road alter alton in Franklin anil Seneca
townships. Viewers awarded damages
as follows:
G'nree Reed, $3.50 compensation.
j. b. Williams, 25
VIM Dsn'ord, 10 {"
John Stephen, so
Ordered that the rnsd be established
a public highway. Notice Of :pp, al
from the assessment and compen, q ion
and damages given by William Okey,
Attorney for George Reed
F. Mcllott and Others for CO lnly
road alteration Established between
stations / and 20, and from station %
To station l20 at the town Of Millions.
burg.
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~ The BE lsire 7riJmae says of the
proposed invention at CamhI 1ge To
consider ''tIie advertising agency nuis,
ancc AMI the patent me iicine humhug:"
I'VE heartily concur in The ahoveprnp
osition II is hi III time there was some
ihirg done in this connection, To- secur"
reasonably fair compensation for this
class OF work. We are getting much
hrtter pav Tor foreign advertising than
many other papers Of "a ,sl circulation,
but we have too much tiouhle and cor
spontlencr before We can get IL, owing
10 the want Of co-opera'i"n anil under-
sanding as 10 prices among publishers, F"
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PROBATE COURT ITEMS.

On tho 4,h irsf, the Will Of David
RalAc. deed, was admitted to probate.
On the 9Th inst. NJ. Boughner. Adm r
at the estate nf J L Brock. decd, oh
taincd AT oder 4" have real estate ap-
praised. J j. Atkinson, Isa,c Ward
and Jacob Erlewine we're appointed ar-
praise's.
William Tigert. arrested on peace
warrant. was discharged fIom his rec"g-
n;z,nce because of the complainant fail
ing tu pIosecut'.
I.aac Li.msu, Jr,-peace warrant
discharged hfcausc of failure of com
piamant To prosecute
William Baldwin entered into bond in
the SUN of $50 for his appearance "n
the Is, Gay OF April Charge: Unlaw'
fully threatening tn heat and wound
The bond OF John H"llanl, Jr -
charge: assault with intent To kill-wa:
re'uccd tn 500 Tor Lis appearance be
fore tie next tenn Of Com@on Pleas
Court
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A Remonstrance.
BETHEL IT.. MONROE Co @
March Oh. 1882.

March 6:h, 1882.
To the Hon. A. J. Pearson:
SIR: You have introduced bill into
The Senate entitled: "A bill to sntIlor q
the Commit -sionefs of Monroe E. univ
y lio, to transfer the surplus arising from
tax on dogs to the Monroe Cnu1ty Az
ricultura Society ,
BY this bill the Agricultural Snciety
viii he rohbing the school fund OF a con-
siderable amour, "f money. therefore VIC
whose names are helow appended. oppose
this bill, and pray YOU to work against
its passage.
Tomas Martin, C. W Gift, W. T.
Martin. H F. Bnde. William Martin,
Neri Lindelnood, Jesse NJ. Saa'tr,S N.
Law. Inn Pryor. James Park. 81 An.
drew Myers, Jacob Fleming, S p Geb.
hart, Matthew Warwick, Thomas Alex
anier. Jonathan Conner. J.'hn Lucas,
Frank HnI.ia, Isaac Fleming. D S. Parks
Cha, les P,h>t, Pniiip X ninach, S ,l"mon
Inhnsrn. Philip Messner, z. b Hannah,
Thninss Fleming, Samuel McVav, G..
II Masters, g A. Keller, j S smith,
John Hannah. J. T. Ekev, Philip Hand
schumacher. John Day. P,rren Day, f
A. Ba nes, Z. NJ M,lligsn, Perry Brown,
j t Stewart, Alex Cra~ford. j Craw-
lord, Cora Large, Jacob Hand>chumak r,
james Ault Z L 81 J'hD. A II Roach.
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re- The Bellaire tribune paws d. :
served tribute to the venerable Col. Sui.
liyaa af that place, nav "a the "shsdy
aide ut ,hue. -.c"re and ten year." |
rccounrs lis g'eat vice I" Brlis're ant
vicinity. and laDents that ihev have re-.
G, ivpd so 3 nsll share OF plhlic or phi
vs.e ,eeoghitior. l. socms that n" 9
unw ia al,n ,st siraitehed cirrunst ances.
and sc, as old as he ia aud peor "a he 8
he is still 50 iudcia'igahle az ever for the
interests of the public in ard around
BclIsire. Wheeling Iatelt,gencer.
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TOWNSHIP CONVENTION.


% We are authorized TO announce MILTON
G. REDIN as candidate for Trustee of Center
township.
eI We are authorized to announce 4. J.
GMFFITH Us candi late for Trustee Of Con
ter township.
We are authorized to announce c. L.
BELT as candidate for Trustee Of Center
to Hnship.
We are authorized to announce JosEpu
W. Brown as candidate for Trustee OF Con.
ter township.
We are authorized 70 announce VIII.
LIAM DORR as +. candidtt for Trustee of Gen.
ter township
We are authoriz-d to announce FREp.
RICK DIEHI. as candidate for Treasurer Ct
Center township
:. cH-We are authorized to announce A. s.
BAKER as candidate for Assessor of Center
township.
- We are authorized to announce ALFRED
NJ. EARLEY us candidate for Assessor Of Cen
ter township.
EB- We are authorized to announce d.
OWENS as a candidate for Assessor Of Centor
township.
We are authorized to announce Ma.
THANIEL WILEY rs a candidate for Assessor Of
Center township.
II We are authorized to announce SIMON
DoRR as candidate for Assessor Of Center
township
sFWe are authorized to announce G. Mo
CoMAs as candidate for Assessor of Center
t,wuship.
eS-We arc authorized to announce W Il
SIMMONS as u candidate for Assessor Of Gen.
ter township.
~We are authorized to announce CHARLES
SCHUMACHER rs candidate for Assessor OF
Center township.
sE-We are authorized to announce HADH
ADAMS as candidate for Assessor Of Center
township.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-03-14

MARRIrD On January 4th, Iss2, hS
Rev. CHARLES KccE. Miss MARY FL nEn
70 Mr LUuis FRElBM
On Jsnuarv l2h, by W. j. ALLEN
E>q, Miss KATE FLLEMAN TO sr. Eli
C MoartsoN
On February sist, ny HrxHI ]. BES-
DER. Ed, OF Summit township, Miss
SARiG + Mc'AXMoN to Mr N.,TNAN-
iEl FieRER.
On Fef,ralrv 23i, nv Rev. c. ScHIA-
MEL Miss Rosa MA-TT to Mr.. FREDEg
lex KAUFMAN.
On r, hraarv &c h. nv Elder JosErH
DUHx, Mias SARAH A. HAYNAHs to NJ.
RICHARD y WEHR.
Ga March Lat. by Jas. II. HAMILTON
Esd .of Seupca township. Miss MARGA
RET CARrEsrER to Sir. JAcoB CARPEN-
TER
Ga March 81. hr AMcf NoosE, Esq .
of Wa,ne to 'nshi,., Miss AcHSAH
WEAVER to- Mr.. jaws I. DoUGHERTr.
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

The Democrats of Center township
are requested 10 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'cluck p m.
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEES.
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eEThe wav tn kill y to sn: AK fab
u,ou, prices, f.r property iemsn ren's
which no iahoring or business nan can
p4y, and your town will s.aa ga' the
dfy.rot, aid hnsiness n" diverted to adj
,aeeat towns. or mare favored points in
the county.
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rwro make wall paper STAY ON
white .ashei WALT. use onr pouat "i
.,iue ant one-fouFth hsr of soap, dissol
vel in six qrsrts CT scslting ~a'er.-
Lst i, stand until blood warm and apply
will, a wh,'ews.h brush, let It dry thor
oughlY. and paper.
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Man Drowned at Clarington.

Yesterday butcher named Sch 4 I
was drowned a, Carington, Ohio. H"
drove his horse and wagon into the river
to wash the wheels OF the latter. when he
struck an otf'tep and was swept into the
current Slipping from bis seat lie clasp.
ed the collar of the horse and clGng DIES
perately to it, hut the horse. entsngleeh
in the harness, went down and dragged
him with it, AMI both were drowned. He
was fshed out and taken 10 his home.
He leaves widow and several children
- Wheeling Register, March 3.
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TUESDAY, MARCH IA, 1882.
MRS. NJ. G. WEST, Local Editor.
Snrins is here. in name, a, leas..

Spring is here. in name, at leas'.
Builders are getting material ready for
Spring.
sc ,od Friday" will he the n xt le- al
hoiida-.
The hoys are now ready to play ma'-
hle. and fight.
Jll.s Oxsr a,tent'cl Cnurt in Bel
mont C, unity last week.
Mrs. S1IAs ThUAx Of Bcllaire, is vi
itirg friends in this place.
Tue law card of WILLIAM OKEr Il
Son will he found in this issue.
Center township Democratic Conver r.
tion next Saturday. the 18th inst.
People who don't take newspapers
must very often sutIerfor their ienor-
Anee
New Subscribers coniinue 80 increase
our lis.. They come in every day in The
week.
It seems TO he generally supposed that
an honest man is the Eoblest pursni! OF
woman.
W. F. GATcHELL and " V WALTON
in business al Jerusalem and Wheeling.
L., C,o,lou
The man who steps his paper to econ
on y. nught to cut his nose off to keep
from hn,ir handkerchief.
THOMAS LrrrLE was appointed J 'nitor
nf the Court House on the 1l:h inst !.
ibr one year from March lat
We now have over eleven hours ~
daylight. This change in the solar time
iah'e give general satisfaction.
Taare are some davs shca yon can't
llaY ~ cent, aud other days when y""
can't get hold OF cent to lay nr.
sGreRaE HubEg lssd two of his fingers
badly cut nv the saw at Miller's mill, in
MooyEY's 8 woods, few DAYS since.
The Commissioners transacted an inn
manse amount Of business last week -
They were in session until SATURDAY..
The "olle inhahitant" has not as yet
passed his opinion as to what has caused
such mild winter Has the world ceas-
ed to move?
GEoReE Cc.LiS, closed his hon' and
tho. store la4t week and left for. Call.
we'll, where lie will en,age in the dry
q DDS business.
Whaa am,n owns srttor Il 'g. YOU
can generally RELY on whatever he savs
abon ordinary matters. All lis ability
x, Tie, he expend. on the dog.
An Exchange irq iir"s "what comes
after msny" Someimes i'e woman.
some,imrs IFS creii'"r hut q ute frp-
ouen'ly It's constable or eSe'if
Sub~cri,,ers wha do aot receive the
SrIRIr reguiarsv vii confer favor hv
notifying the ofice All chan Ics OF adj
drees should be sent here also, t" insure
pr, mp, delivery.
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EFPermit as 10 remark, AMI don't
think that we wish ta make snv "indi-
yidious distinctions" that the Spirit 81
Dtmocrd-y lss heen very much impr"v-
ed in the local columns since Mrs. West
took CHARGE of thst departmen'--Nev
aartinso lie " Fa Messenger
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-03-14

cF Going the rounds Of the press all
over the country are paragraphs with
this sentiment: 1.-The BOYS in Blue ,hin$
lit very hard that Old Grant she uld he
retired on SIS 600 year, when the boys
who faced The cannon and musket are
denied a small bounty. II the Govern
ment is going to do the liberal thing
with the soldier, let it treat all fairly and
alike"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-03-14

e<Aswiniler /. itive.ins 'orer tn"
Safe appointing agents f'rs ne~ m''
H ge.s = farmer t, take an agency, fnr
witch he 10 ssked to sign contract
which q allv turns up 4 n te s!tins' the
fas, mou. Tue OIL. old story with v'rIa-
e;t,s,s a3 .
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CATTLE MARKETS.
wh.ellnE live stock mar..,.

March Slh, 1882.
There has not been much do ng at the
stock yards the past week. Prices have
declined somewhat, as follows:
Cattle 900 III. 81 &c; 100 10 13G0
b 44.5c.
Hogs -61c.
Caves Ransin as usual
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E A St. Cairsvile correspondent
saws: IA company comImsetl of the
following PERSONS, A. c Dauah. C n.
Carroll. David Darrah. Add Thompson.
Ihhs 4 Clarke, Geo. W. Shepherd Jas.
White, John Carlisle and John BoroG.
has been organized for the purpose ot
operating the Northern Railroad, ~ht.h
they succeetied..m leasing ON 90, sssc,orv
term. to al parties interested, for Term
,"f 30 years. We under,tand ths, IN,
necessary RET sus ~ill be made, and, the
ears put In motion just as soon as possi.
ble."
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Wooa<aeId stock Market.
March Is Cattle Sadie per pound
Sheep 3a4u per pound. Hogs 4a5 pc:
pound gross.
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CInCID natl.

March 10 Flour 4 Coat 90; Wheat /
%; Corn C4c; Oats 47c; Rye 90c /;
Barley | Oh.
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March l0.-Flour 1 25a6 %; Wheat |
s0c;- Corn 59c: Oats 44c; Rye 50
Barley 02. ).
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E An eight weeks -pro'rsctea meet
ing just closei At merheii resuled
in seven,y-three conversions, sixtv of
w.om ioincd the NJ. f. Chnrch Rvs
WM. DASroRD and GR' BSR, CONDUCTED
the meeting