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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-12-12
Wheeling Wholesale Market.
WHEELING. Tuesday. Dec s

WHEELING. Tuesday, Dec 5.
Grain-W Wheat is coming in faitly anil
81 90 is the price pal New stats
corn bring sos .per hushel, no old is of.
Tered. but ol State is quoted at 75c;
old western 72c, Safe oats 37Aa4O
western fair ON track 43c. Rve, 6l4s
Zoe; none offering B an IS worth sis
per ton; mill iced $40; chops S33 SO,
aud middlings S26 00
Four--N.w fl ur has appeared and il
offering al 1915 90. All brands o'sold
aours have heen marked down Csc.
Choice smher. 6 757 %; medium am
her, CO.'S 95; Wise ,nsin. 6 75a7 0a:
Minnesota extra. I 75aS 10; iancv 81.
Lonis, s G6aS so; fancy patents. s a5a
8 Is, c I'm meal, per bushel. 9nc; oa,-
meal, fancy, per barrel. 5 75a6 90;
common 5,25; rye d,ur. per barrel:
) 50.5 rs.
Che, SCI quoted at lie for prime
Western and l34Al5 for New York.
Ssei zAr l6tal7e, ac;or ling to qi.litS,
Limhurger l2c.
Seeds rue prices are as fnllGws:
timothy 2 so; Clover 00a5 60; Blue
Grass l 10; orchard grass 2 90
Vinegar-Dnuble strength wine. vines
gar, 25a30c. standard, lfa13c; 10 lie
for country stick wine vinegar SOC.
Died F.uils- We qnote prime oar
tered apples at g.; evaporated apples
l3al4c per pfund; evapora ed peac es
(unpalei lSo per pound.
Fea hers-L;ve geese firm at 50l55cs
40a45.. for mixed.
App es-In geol demsnd at 81 25a
. so.
BuiterAR Recsipfs lisfft to d. mand:
.tEic;ly fresh roll, 20a2lc; medium, lSa
zoe; common, l2al5c; creamery, 2Sa
30..
Potatoes-In barrels, .5o,l 10. in
sacks. 65a70c ler bushel; sweet p,,a-
toes 2 25; sweet JERSEYS 3 00a3 25.
Eggs Receipts light; demand good;
barrels, 2lc per dozen, for fresh cases;
20 .30c per dozen, tor fresh.
Hay-Bsled hay commands Sl3 q.
per ton and good trade IS done. C,m-
mon, loose on wagon; brings 80 U0.a
10 90.
Ginseng-Is once d ire coming in the
market and is Quoted at 60ai IS.
Apple BGtter-54c ner pouni.
Beeswax No. l, 25s2Sc t
.Wool-This sfaple still rem inning Il
37aSSc and is quiet
/ Salt Per barrel 81 90.
Cabbage-50a75 per biol. "a
Sweet Corn-sa9c pei p6undi.
Ods-Lsr.i oil. ex;rs westerr Strained,
95caSl 90; carbon oil. Sc; @bite miners
oil, winter strained, 67c. sa 81,
Honey-Scarce at 2Sa25 per pound.
Tallow-Markststea country 6a6st
tper pound; city 7a7tc.-
Beaps-Receipts come in slowly. ant
demand steady; prime nsyies 3 %
do medium 3 So, butter do 8 25a5 %
red kidney 2 75a5 co. red pink 7si
3 Is; limas &c.
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wThe claims allowed by the Ga

wThe claims allowed by the Gar.
field Board OF Audit are as fnl'ows {:
Professional services-Bliss, Sc 600 !;
Agnew and Hamilton, s5, 900 each ~
hurn and Bosnton, 81, 900 each !. Eison,
$4,000. Bills for services and supplies
were all settled, as were also bills for ex
tra services of Government employees,
Steward Crump being allowed but $500,
Private Secretary Pruden 5000, etc. The
total appropriation to pay claims against
the estate was s57 500, of which $685.
500 was specially appropriated for ply
sicians and medical attendance, Allow
ances for physicians, etc, amount to SS-
600 less than the amount appropriated,
and allowances for outside claims are
about $1,000 less than the amount
available, making total balance of about
$4,000 out of the entire appropriation
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The London Press on President Ar
thurs Message.


LONDON, Dec. 5--Tne Daily Tele-
graph in an editorial this morning says
President Arthur's message TO Congress
will not rank with the great Efforts made
on similar occasions by many of bis
predecessors. If ever state paper pres
saged the waning influence and corning
downfall of a political party, it is the
message delivered yesterday by han
so blind to the true interests lying ahead
of him and go, infirm OF purpose as
President Arthrt.
The Daily News says: fIt seems that
President Arthur has taken to heait the
lesson Of the lsfe elections. The passage
in his message ptououncng in favor OF
civil service reform must be intended as
an offer If reconciliation to disaffeCted
Republicans Referring to the financial
part of the message the News says: "lf
the reduction Of the national debt pro-
ceeds at last years rate the protective
tariff must fall to the ground, because
there will be no means of e4pen6ing the
enormous surplus when The debt is ef-
faced"
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13s and 14l Belmont ST., Ballaire, o.
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A Thought for. School Boards.

Would it not be better to distribute
the resting time of children more evenly
instead of lengthening an already long
pauod OF vacation ideness? In other
words, would it not do the children more
good to shorten the hours OF daily at
tendance at school, or to intersperse
more frequent recesses in those hours,
where the children might breath fresh
air and the school rooms be thoroughly
ventilated, than 10 add fortnight or a
month to the summer vacation ?-Ne,O
York TriHune.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-12-12

~We suggest to the Masor that be
instruct his officers to promptly arrest
all drunk and boisterous persons on
sight. At times, recently, it has been
almos, Impossible for decent people to
pass along our streets without being
hustled and abused. Arrest ell such
towdies an send them 10 jul, and the
respectable PORTION of community will
hsartily spprove your action.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-12-12

@ A. the huckwheat bstter season
is In full q ~. the following is given as
. recipe for greasing the griddle: Take
turnip. cut it in hslt, rub the gridde
with the inner side, and you will ind the
cakes to come off nice and smoothly
and that you will be rid of the disagree
able odor OF burning fat.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

T D. WIRE. whose place of residence and
IL. postofice address is uuknown, will take
notice that on the 22d day of Novambar.
1879, Clara Wire filed her petition in thu
court of common pleas of Monroe comfy,
Ohio, praying for a divorce from said L. d.
Wire on the ground Of gross neglect of duty ,
and hat said cause will be for bearing al.
the mex. January term of sail court. 1888.
CLARA WIRE.
By G. W. HAMILTON, her Atty.
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ACard of Thanks.

We, the undersigned members Of St
Jacobs Church. Salem township. Mon
roa County, 0ain, wish To pay oul
thanks for Kindness and liberality to al
who supported us with labor and money
to build our new church
joan RURKHoLDER, President.
john u. SrAuFFER, Secretary.
SAMUEL Arm, Treasurer.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-12-12

SHEEP CASES. The Commissioners
allowed the following bills for killed and
wounded sheep:
A Risch, one kilIei; claim "a; allow
ed e3 go
A. Schum acher. Q killed and 2 woun
ded; clsim $l2; allowed.
r. Neuhart, 2 killed; claim 81; allow.
ed.
II Mowder, eae buck, clain SIS; al
lowed.
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that generally rated first quality 8 5fs5
37t medium or good fair quality so.
4 %; ordinary thin steers, ,oxsn and cows
2 00.3 90; extreme range OF prlc.s;
2 90 6 25, most OF the sales were ircu
3 Is 5 25c
Mich c9.s-Tsaae is SLOW Prices at
Wholesale $50 55 per head. In lanches.
Hogs --Prlees ST So, with extra
9,9t:
Sheep-The d ,aIitv, VIII few excan.
tions is inferior TO that of last weeks
fferings We quote butcher sheep st
3 .5c; lambs 4.54.. Sock ewes 50 SO
a3 90 each, and wethers 4.4f per 10.
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Manufacturers Samples.

We have closed out Hfty handsome
silk circulars aud dolmsns samples OF
a large New York factory), which We
will sell at from 20 to 40 per cent. cheap
er than former prices. Those In search
ofa nice ladies' wrap, either for them
selves or friends, will do we'll to take q
look at these exceptional 6argatns.-
They cannot he matched either II
Wheeling or Bellaire.
Fl. 4 |. BLUM,
| 139 and 14l Belmont ST., Ballaire, o.
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cF La the Probate Court on the 5th
inst, GEORGE W. GLADMAN, a resident
OF Center township. was examined and
pronounced insane, AMI entitled to ad-
mission to the Asylum at Athens for
treatment.
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Nahor Pasha has arrived at Cairo.
and has baen informed that K lgland de-
clines to recogniz, or sanction his ap
pointment rs Commander-in-Chief ~
the f .vpiian army 1t is belirvad q
British General will he sen' to Egypt to
take command of the force levied by
Baker Pasha. who. as not holding a
commission in the British arnv, is not
competent to assume command cve'
British Ulcers
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~rhe members OF Miss GABLES
ii ,cu,iouary Class will giye an entertain.

ment in the Court House on Tuesday
evening, f6 h'ins'. Prof WATsoN, Cbsir
MAJ OF the Executive ComIittae et The
rescherS in7iiti.e, hhT'ng granted them
the usg. OF the, house for that night.
Teachers WAC expect to atrerd the In
sMute should he present on the first day
of the meeting 10 order 10 receive the
benefit OF this entertainment. The pro.
aram will appear in our next issue.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-12-12

No one can he healthy with torpid
liver and constipation. Take MAEALiN.
When a person is unweil there must
i've inaction OF some internal organ
PERUNA-exit.
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New York.

Dec s--Flour 8 00a6 10; Wheat
l OS; Corn 63a7lc; Oats AZ 44Sc; Rye
76c; Barley !. 10.
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Chicago.

Dec. s.-Flour 00a7 25; Wheat
94:: Corn 53aS5c: Oats 35a36;, Rye
Csc,
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.GIlduloId on psUdaJ

~ P'!lN0
90 HIN Geql edoq pue 'I!em GleAs
40 slueme4els 4no Su!pues eIe eM
4sL GIenuef eIoJeq sn emp slunome
eQl pIBMIoJ o. palsenbe1 ale a.
-unoO eoluoN 10 ep!slno ep!sel oqM
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-12-12

w If you want Bank Books. Nole
AMI Writing paper, Envelopes. Pens,
Pencils, States and Ink, call at R. W.
POPE'S Drug Store.
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GEIn visiting B,llsire 4 mt fail to
call on WILEY d WErHERAL AIDS,
215 B.lmout St.. Bellaire, Ohio, should
YOU wish to make any purchases in the
dry goods line-,hey will save you mon-
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-12-12

EE BERT JONES is Headquarters
for G IN ectioneries, csnned goods, Cali
fornia Peaches sni Aprlc ,ls, the finest
in market. Groceries at bottom prices.
VII take butter and eggs in exchange
for goods.
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wonasae,d stock Mark Ell.

Dec Ii Cattle 4a6c per pound
Sheep 3a4u per pound. Hogs 4a5 pei
pound gross.
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GImcInnati.

Dec. S-Flnur 4 25s5 25; Wheat
9S3; Corn 55c; Oats 3ec; Rye 62c,
Barley 10.
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Insction ol the st mach or lungs,
PERuNA cures. But when OF the liver,
OF kidneys, MANALIR does.
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SHaaIHOSanS TnO

MARRIED.-On November 30h, by
Rev. WILLIAM FERGUSON, Miss HENRI
ETA V. SCHUrTY to Mr.. ALFRED E. MI
cHEL.
On Sept 24th. nv Rev IoHN RRo ,Ks,
Miss FRANCIS SMIrrLE to Mr.. WILLIAM
H HAUGHT.
On Sept. 18Th, nv john .JFFFERs. ESQ.
Of Sunshu-v township, Miss SARAH VI.
LIrGo to Mr.. SAMUEL HARMON.
On October 5.h, hv the same, Miss
VICTORIA BAKER to Mr. PErEa D Pal
MER
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A.C.HIII.

a. Q. HILL,
Wholesale Fruiter & COnfectiOner,
1875 BELMONT ST, BELLkIRE, O.,
Has the largest and best arranged es-
tahlishment in the city. He sells at
wholesale and retail Keeps constantly
on hands Oranges, Lemons, California
Grapes, Fine and Common Candies, and
everything else in the fruit and confec.
.icnery line. He has now on hands 13..
600 pound, OF candies for the HOLIDAYS.
Oysters supplied to dealers and indi.
viduals in any quantity desired
Give him call, or send in your cr-
der. Remember the place,
135 Belmont ST., Bellaire. Ohio.
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Special Bargains for the Holidays.
Beautiful coloreH silks reduced to SOC.
Our 90c colored silks reduced to Toe.
Our 81 25 colored silks reduced to 81
Black silks, satins, velvets, pushes
and cashmeres at equally reduced pri.
ces. specially for the coming holidays.
If you want nice dress you are sure
of being pleased at H & /. BLUMS
139 aud l4l Belmont street, Bellaire
Ohio. f
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PUBLIC SALE.

W. G. WRIeHr having arranged for 3
change in business IN consequence oi
physical disability, will offer st public
sale on Wednesday, Dec. 20, 225 head
Of sheep cons sting of 100 breeding
ewes, bret to pure blood merino stock,
so head of lambs, 25 head Of yearlngs
and about 30 head of Weathprs Also
two horses AMI ten heat of shoa's all
good stock, and platform spring wagon
good as new. Double set light harness
(new farm wagon ahd double Set yam
xee harness. Harvesting machinery &c.
A credit of nine months will be given.
Residence and place Of sale one mile
south of Beallsville, Oiin.
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q w. EGGER
REINHERR

Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars at R
W. POPE'S Drug Store.
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Some of the New

Some of the New
Wraps for ladies, misses and children
wear jnst opened this week at P t
KINGS are
The new Russian circular.
The new glove-f.tipg paletot.
the new circular dolDan.
New dolmans, coats and jickets in
the latest and most perfect fits at the
lowest prices in the city, quality and
style considered. Inspection invited at
l19 and III Belmont street, Bellaire,
Ohio
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ROADS "A county road in Washing
ton township, petitioned for by W. j
MIRACLE and others, was ordered esiab'
lished public highway 40 FEET in width
A supply road in Center township,
petitioned for by B C. COATES and 9th
ers, was ordered established ANTHoNr
SCHUMACHER was allowed $40 c"mpen.
sa,ion, and SO damages.
A county road alteration petitione d
for by JACOB WoHNHAs and others. in
Lee township, was ordered established
Fifteen dollars compensation and $40
damages were allowed the heirs of +
MoFFrrT, decd.
The petition OF A. H. CL'CsE and
others was dismissed at the costs of pc
titioners.
The hearing on the petition Of SAML
BoHLEN aud Others wa, continued to
the 81 day of the March session, 1882
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CATTLE MARKETS.
wheeling live stock tlarx...

WHEELING, Dec. 8.--The market is
not as lively as it might be, hut all Of
ferings are taken at the following 6g-
ufes:
Cattle-Steefs and heifers weighing
from TOO to 500 lbs, 34a4c; 800 to
l 900 lhs., 4a4ic; extra A.. Cow. com.
mon 28,ac; g'od, 81 ,3lc; milch cows
$50 OGa60 co. Bulls. 3a34e. GalFes
per head, S5 00a1G 90.
Hogs--In good demand and rather
scarce at 5ta64o, according TO quality
and size.
Sheep-3ta4c. Is}t
Lamhs-4aa5e,
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Proceedings of the County COM
mIssiOnerS,

Proceedings of the County COM
mIssiOners.
The B ,ard met on the 4th ins'., pres
ent j. AFFoLrER, N d. GARDEN and j.
LIEUELLEN.
jonathan Lieuellen entered upon his
second term as Comm issioner. Bond
for $4,000 accepted and deposited with
the COUNTY Treasurer.
FL Weigel entered upon his second
term az Inhrmary Director Bond for
50 900 accepted aud deposited With the
County Treasurer.
The costs in the case of Ono vs.. Jos
Moore, amounting to s5 so were allow
ell.
Isaac Cline was allowed $50 90 for
work done on the R ggs road in Wash
ingion township.
The lnfrmary Directors we're allowed
fees as follows:
Jacob Drum. $40 90
FL. Weipel, Z 80
Henry Smith. II so
Allowed ] T Judkins, Clerk, 1924
66 costs in criminal cases where State
failed to convict, or collect cosls.
Asher Okev, Clerk of the Courts
elect, presented his bond which was ac-
cepted.
Costs in the following State cases
we're allowed:
Ohio ys Pratt. S1l 30
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Subscribers Take Notice.

sss8 WOOD.
APPLES,
POTATOES,
and MONEY on Subscription. sub
scribers who owe ua are requested to
fespond without further delay.
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REINHERR

Is prepared to furnish parties and Sun
dav Schools with can.lies and confet
tioneries at low rates.
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.
CALvERroN LAVE Stock ScALEs,)
MONDAY, Dec. A. 1882.
PRICES OF BEEF CATTLE AT THE MARKET
THIS WEEK
Very best ON sale this week 5 62ta6 20
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The Star Route tlieyes stole $4,000,
600. ''''- g.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1882-09-20
A New Feature.

In connection with my shoe department
I have engaged a practical shoe maker and
we will now be ready to make new and
mend old goods. We will be very reasonable
in all work and use the best stock that can
be obtained in the market We will also
sell leather and all shoe findings. We will
give this department more attention than
We have ever done before. We handle
several handmade boots which are war
ranted not to rip, but if they should do so
they will be cheerfully mended, without
charge. Come along with your work.
We will not grumble if you have bought
at other places. E. WBNDT.
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Caught on the Fly.

II is nousut coal will he scarce article of CON
modify.
n. J. House has dug cellar under his store.
rhe Democrats will nominate candidate for
congress ut Mitchell next Wedne .day. II were
Democrat We would likn to Mr. Bartlett Trip1
of Yanktou non mated.
Delegates elected to attend the Democratic Ter.
ritorai convention to be nell in this city 9th
OF this month, are requested to corrsspond with
Jas. S. Foster, Mitchell, D. T. In regard to fres
transportation aid convention.
The Flxndrou Hos-ld is the name Of . new
paper published by A. G. Bernard. 1t Is = siz
column qaarto and is newsy and spicy.
Rain would b acceptable.
Ar. BoJntsn, Of Lsnnox, got nrst money st The
Mitchell fair held last weeh. His horse il safe 10
bet on.
Plow around your grain and hay stacks.
Prepare for winter.
The Sioux Falls fair was . success.
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or not; tickets can be procured of any of
the members. DR.. Mold, leader, guar
antces that tho best Of music TO be had
will be engaged and that a pleasant time can
be depended upon. The band plays to-
morrow ON the fair grounds and all can
judge what Improvements the boys have
made. The Lew Waters comedy troupe
give another entertainment at Bedford
hall tonight tor the be neft of the boys
and hope good house will be assured
them.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1882-09-20

Farmers, don't fail to call on Herman
Woerz. the furniture dealer, next door to
Bedford Hall. His stock is all new and
comprises the latest in the market. He
has a carload of bedstcads, made of hard
wood, in Michigan, lounges, chairs, Of
different make, and especially wishes you
to examine his chamber sets, in all makes
and prices.
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IT AND HEREAROUTS.

Il - s. seems to be the center of at
1 iness done at our dcpots is sim
: : enee
{ chickens are becoming very
- this vicinity
b politics will be next in order.
1sz time is probable.
ther of our 0. N Russell. from
nm is here on visit.
Eeather has been all that our farm
n 4 wish for hay-making.
egret to learn that Myron Olcll,
g 5, is sick with mountain fever
|anl new coach has been place | ON
b from Sioux City to Sioux Falls
: Rowley new safe was moved into
> n Office in the Hood building yes
s is good week for our hotels and
houses Mrs H. l.. Sone tt 81
- gers Tuesday.
c passenger trans on both diviS on|
g heavily loaded yesterday. !.uyc
M NJ IS to be increasing as the weather gets
= understand some one Dgi.~c niV
~ residence of Dick Edwards on Tues
morning and stole several articles of
bring apparel.
C. A. Bedford is erecting an Office for
Mxre nself on his grounds corner of Fifth
Ff1tA Cedar streets, and is to be l6x24,
Hf1f foot high.
|59{New Shannon, (In.,) Express Septem-
.Ats5Vk 10th: ''Mr. Kramer, the painter,
- rted for Canton. Oak, last Tuesday.
eN4W ening to look for farm.
3 KimbaIl Index prof Stoddard of
Inton, who has been engaged to give
Kimbal brass band course Of ia
l.! tuctions, is expected here October lst -
Now that the delegate question is sat
HFFI7 kctorily settled, county politics are be-
fs bning to liven up, and the man with
AAG-k official aspirations is genuine curl.
y
As fall and winter approaches the need
= reading room in town is more and
Dre being felt One ran on the princi-
suggested by Mrs o. N. Russell
= uld be the thing.
Probate Judge 4. R. Bennett is in
IN. He and DR.. Clark and another
- ntleman are the insanity commissioners
the county and they will soon have
s.1s. Itient to take to Yankton The patient
. Norwegian lady.
- This Office, yesterday, made the ac-
naintance Of Mr.. Geo. w. Shelter.
Yf den's new druggist. He is pleasant
Id social gentleman, man of business
ID We congratulate Eden on her new &C
- paintance.
Hutchinson County Record says: ''The
yndall Tribune has hoisted the name Of
]. FOL. Hughes, of Yankton, for congress-
Does the Tribune mean to give out that
he gallant ex-soldier proposes to run As
= independent candidate?
Now n the time to prepare for prairie
ares, and he who does not soon make
- ready may have occasion to regret it ser
- lously. Fires are now raging on the
uplands in the northwest. IAN ounce of
FERMENTATION is worth pound Of cure
As previously announced the band boys
will give dance at Bedford hall to-mor-
row night to which they invite all their
friends. The boys have been to consider
4 able expense during the past three months
~ and it is no more than right that we
should show our appreciation by doing |
1ell by them, which We can financially, |
III by buying 4 ticket whether Won attend |
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-12-20

Polishing WOOdiCOrE.-lnterior and
Exterior Details: Soft wood may be turn
ed so smooth SIS TO require no other polish
fine shavlngs of the same wood against
item in the lathe.
For polishing mahogany, walnut and
some other woods, the following formula
Is gwen: Dissolve beeswax by hest III
spirits Of turpentIne until the mixture
becomes viscid. Apply a clean cloth,
and rub thoroughly with another flannel or
cloth.
BeeswsX Is sometimes alone used. For
work in posItio It must be melted and sp-
Piled and rubbed as above. For work in
the lethe it can be applied bv friction, the
slight amount of wax melted being sufficient
for the polish. The wcrk should be thor
oughly rubbed.
Mahogany may be polished by rubbing
first with lInseed oil and then by a cloth
dI7ped in very fine brick dust.
Scme hard woods have natural polish.
and do not require polishing medium.
4 fine gloss can be procured by rubbing
with linseed oil and then holding shevings
Or turGings of the same material against the
WORK in The lathe.
4 very rerfect surface can be Obtained
with glass paper, which, if followed by
hard rubbing, viii give beautiful lustre.
LUstre can also be given 10 carefully fin
i;hed surfsces by spplylng a small qIanti-
~ of thlnued rarulsh, sieliac Or oilers
by cloth, and caretrliy aud thoroughly
rubbing.