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From Bethel Township
LEBANON. Dec. II. 1882

LEBANON. Dec. II. 1882.
Ed. SPIRIT: | deem 1t a pleasure to
write a few lines from this part of the
county. to inform Youf many readers
that ".Old Bethel Township" is still re-
joicing over the "comet" Eaving such
last;rg erects ever tie fall elections in
the United States, causing the Repuhi-
can party to tall Ou' with their guilty
wsys and turn with altered conscience
and vote for "Old Democracy" think
if "comets' took such fleet On elections
as is claimed bv the Republican party.
surely the next Presidential campaign
they will see ipnumerable comets with.
cut end.- ~s---~-< y -
TIE health of this p'ace is very good.
The pcop'e seem to he enjoying the
angw which has fallen for sleighing and
also h,inting the latter of which qlile
number took in on Thanksgiving. A
very singular occurrence took place on
Thanksgiving ~ish our Republican re-
porter" While out hunting some dis
lance from town, he saw in large oak
tree bird whic he took to he bald
eagle, and upon dischargmg The contents
of his old musket into its body. it cam
down manged corpse to the ground
and upon examining it he found it to be
a naive red bird, aud he had it on exhi-
bition here that evening He says be
cannot scrount FOR this mistake unless il
was s'raining his eyes looking at the
large cnmet this fall, or whether it was
reading the reports of the D-mocratic
victories in the United States
F A Barnes and Jas s. Smith d Co.
are selling quite an amount of goods this
fall and winter. Their custom seems to
he quite extensive o.
Our physician, c. H. Wi,tenhrook, is
well liked and has gnod practice, and
also see ms 10 meet the wants of The afflc
ted
Our tobacco merchants, T. B. Day and
F A. Barnes are heginning to think
about 10 king after the "weed" little,
but the crop they will find smaller than
last year, and better quality generally
Our schools. under the sup, rvisinn o.
Mr.. Samuel Murphy and Miss Maria
Masters, seem 10 he progressing finely.
All are well pleased wi h the schools.
SHARPER No |.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-12-19

RwOa the 18th Of January, 1888,
the Erlich patent envelope will be on
sale at the principal post flices in the
country, in the shape OF letter sheet
envelope and stamp. all for 3 cents, and
a circular letter AMI envel ,pe and stamn
for cent. aliiiag cost of papere The
single sheet il manufactured with
gumme' flaps, which. when the sheet is
folded. lap over the two open edges ami
secures the missivc. The government
siamr il to he embossed on one of these
flaps, which com g over like the aAn on
an envelope, AMI the whole is licked,
stamped and seslei with the same IN =
tion. This brings the stamp where the
OH waters and seal used to he, instead
9f bcirg on the upper right hand cpr-
aer Tue letter cannot be opened ncr
he embossed stamp removed wi hont
destroying the stamp.
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Wheeling Wholesale Market I
WHEELING, Tuesday, Dec Ias.

WHEELING. Tuesday. Dec I2:s
Grain Wheat is coming in fairly antf
81 90 is he price i,aii New slate
corn bring Soc ner tIdsfel NJ old is of.
cred but ol State is quoted al 75c;
Id western 72c. SAFE oats 374a40c;
western fair on track 43c. Rye, 6n5d
roc; none offering Bran is worth Sltj
per ton; mill feed $40; chops s33 SO,
md middlings S26 90.
FIour-New fl ur has appeared and n
offering at 50s6 20. Allihrands o. old
"a ,urs have heen marked down 25c.
Choice amber. 6 1871 %; medium am
Der, 6 C0a6 25; Wisconsin. 6 75a7 90;
Minnesota extra. 75aS 90; fancy 1T.
Lonis, s O0aS SO; fancy patents, s 25a
g IS; c,rn meal, per bushel, 90c; oa,-
meal, fancv. per barrel. 5 75s6 90;
common. s IS; rye four, per barrel.
5 5Oa5 rs. ye
Checse-f. quoted at lie for prime
Western and 13tal5 for New York.
Swei'zer 16tql7c, according to guilty.
Limhurger l2c. -
Seeds rhe pricoa are AZ follows.
timo,hv so; clover 8 00a5 go; Blue
Grass l 10: orchard grass 90
Vinegar-Double strength wihe vine.
gar, 25a30c: standard, lia13c; 10,1fc
for country stock wine vinegar Soc.
Dried Frnits-'We quote prime omar.
tered apples at s.; evapotated apples
l3al4c per pound; evapnra' ed peaches
(unpaIed) 1Se per pound. -
Fealhers-Live geese firm at 50a55c;
40a45c for mixeti
App.es-In good demand al 90 25t
2 50 lt7fI
Butter-Recpipts light to demandi;
tric'1y fresh roll, 20a2lc; medium, Is,
zoe; common, 12al5c; creamery, 2Sa
soc. fi' 4A5 s-~.fi;
Potatoes In barrels, 50al rs; Ia
sacks 65n70c per hushel; sweet pota.
toes 225. sweet JERSEYS 00a3 %.
Eygs Receipts light; demand good;
harrela, 2lc per dczep, for fresh cases,
! 30 SOC per dnzen. tor fresh. s'ssN
Hay Baleii hay commands Sl2 90
loer ton AMI gnod traie Is done G M
mon. loose en- wa IN, brings 50 00a
| 10 90. f1'' - - 81
Apple Batter -5te per pound.
| Becswax No. |, 25a2sc.
Salt-Per barrel 81 90.
Garbage -a0s75 per hbl. ii' Ha
Tallow-M Market stea ly country 6a6t G
per pound; city 7a71c.
Beans Receipts come in slowly snd
1'sn md steady; prime fi4vies 3 25i
do medium so: butter do 3 25sS 40;
red kidney 2 75a3 co. red pink 2 f5a
3 25; limas 7c. 4
Wool-36,47c and is quiet
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From Ohio Township.

DECEMBER s.. 1882.
Ed. SPIRIT: Mr. Leander DenuiA late
ly sold a lot nf very nire cattle, the pu =
chaser being Jrcnh SuiPr.
Mr.. Joseph Bucher and John Roth
left for Wheeling yesterday. We think
sthey will have 10 walk back home on.ac-
count of the river going 10 freeze shut
Mr.. Adam lnsinger ia building smoke
house and eranery; MI David Thonen
is doing the work Prof. Weltv is teach
ing some OF our youngsters music; MIR,
Welty is an experier ced music teachri.
The school under the management of
Prof. Miller and Miss Mary Pearson.
both of Bealsville is progressing finely
they aro experienced teachers. Nh
Henry Ton y left,'or Wheeling yesterday
on business.
We would like TO hear again from
Jack. Some one exclaimed that he for,
got he Is living Come up. Jack.
A great manv nf our IA mers are en-
ga"ed in saw logging Sleigh riding
with Billy is the game. MAzATLAN.
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PROBATE COURT PROCEEDINGS.

Dec. l1.-David Steward was con-
Fl med as Executor of the Will of Geo.
Steward, d, cd; bond $4,000.
L. q O;Okey, Executor of the Will Of
John Thompson, decd. fled his final
account; hearing Coz tirued.
L.. Okey, Guardian Of the estate o.
Estella Williamson, minor, filed his
first account: bearing continued.
Dec. ii Third account Of Charles
Singwald. Guardian OF the estate !, OF
CHARLES Rut.er; received SllS.24. paid
out Sll2 SO, to be accounted for $5.65.
First account oil Philo Crum, Guar
dian of the estate Of Nancy Gibbons a
N nor: received $50. 90 pail out S78.6
ovprpaid S1369
FINAL account Of H B Hill, Guardian
of W F. Bpardmore, minor; received,
SS49 46; paid "u', 1,066 81. Amount
overpaid. sl66 6l. S;
Final account Of Jnhn RIbv, Admin.
istrator of the estate Of c. Bum. decd {;
received, SO, ,s25 50; paid ont 50 622. .26.
Balar &c for distrihut on. 1913 43.
Final account nf John F. Thonen,
Guardian of the estate OF L uisa. III :
nrn, a minor; received Sl6l 81; paid
ont, 1920. Ba'ance for distribution
S6S67.
FincI account of John F ThoneD,
Guardian Of John AMI Robinson Tho
nen, minors; received 1923 IA: paid ou',
S2359 To he accounted for, S300.15
FINAL accourt of john +. Thoner,
Guardian of the estate Of Charles Tn"
nen. minor; received, Sl6lsS7; paid
out 1854 Ba'ance in the hands of the
Guardian S143 43, which he is. ordered
{ pa t s ,id Charles Thcnen, be hav:
ing arrivei a, the age of 81 years.
First partial account of 'hn Hobbs,
guardian OF The person and estate OF
James. Hobbs. an Imhocile; received,
81, ,253 "a; paid on, $500 90 BAlance
TO be accounted for. 50 556.04.
Final account of David Okey, Execu-
tor of the will of James Okev; r, ce'ved,
s2244 l9: paid out. 50 S37.02. Amount
overpaid by Executor, $92 SO.
Final account of. John Rqby, Admin
strator with the will annexed, of tht
estate of John RUBY. sr decd; .receiv-
ell SO 93302; paid out S3 9S7.S9
Amount overpaid, S64 81.
Final accoun, Of Jacob Aft liter, Adj
minis,rator of the ps'n'e Of John FIX
decd; received, ssS0.40; paid out.
S9n3 45 Amount overpaid S23.05 e
Final account OF Philip Foiger: Ad-
ministralor Of the estate Of John Baker,
decd; received 1926 80; paid out,
SI4l.6l: b lance in Administrator 5
hands, to be accounted for, S4S4H
First partial account of Susan Neuen
schwander, ADMINISTRATIVE Of the estate
OF John Neuensch wander, decd, exam
ined and confirmed. Es
Final account Ct Highs Mann, Guar
dian Of the estale of Enoch Craig; re-
ceived, S434Il, paid sout S34.l1. ,Ba'-
ance to he accounted for S400 r
First partial account OF Noah P Bus.
kirk, administrators with the will AM
ne ed of o. Bnskirk, decd, ccntinhet
from former hearing of Accounts
Amount received, S3S9.S4; pail ou
$3S9.S4.
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Entertainm ent
BY MISS GABLES
.EL0CUTI0N CLASS,
At the Court House,
Tuesday Evening, Dec. rs.

PHoGRAMME.
Music.
Irish BuIlesq1e.
Music.
Seven Ages Of Woman.
Childhood-Tahleau and Recitation,
EMMA GATcHELL.
Romance-Tahleau and r citation
MoLLIE HUNTER.
Eove-Tableau AMI r citation, Lot
OKEY.
-Tableau and Recita ion
MARY GABLE
wlaowhopd-Tah'eau and Recitation
IDA SMITH
Giving in Marriage--Tableau and
Recitation, ALICE SPRIGGs
Cd Age-Tahleau and Recitation
MINNIE RM>TRoEG.
Music.
Comic Rccita ions aid Tabl aux
Music.
Shakspearian Bu'lesqn". -
Lady Macheths-Nrs. WEsT. . $.
Portia-Mfs. ALTxAND&R. ''s 80 =
JaIiet-DEE BEARD, :.5aE ~.
Ophelia-MARY GABLE. ~.
Music. s s a
Irish Rurlesque. a4.e :. ~ - .,
Admission 25c. Children Zoe. Re-
served seas withnu, extra charge can bt
procured from members of the Class.
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ORHTU AR Y,

/; JANE MEEK was horn August 1, 1918,
snh died at her home in Beallsville, Ohio,
November 3, 1882. She was converted
at The age OF l6 and united With the M.
E. Church, Of which she was a.faithful
member dpri g Ler entire subsequent
life. Her feligior, while not of loud
verbal proclamation nor of ohtrusive-
ness, was so clearly manifested in her
walk in daily life that no one doubted
its eepuineness. Her final sickness was
attended with great suffering, hut she
bore it with the fortiiude of Christian
hero. "Her works follow her" "Her
children rise up ard call her h'essed. :"
When told, short time hefore. her
death, that she was almost home she re-
piled: Yes see the gate ,"
John A WRIGHT.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-12-19

EF EDWARD JONES, who burglarized
Mr. McKELvY's Bakery, in Bellnirr, was
sen,eqced to the Penitentiary for two
years. On the 9Th inst, Sheriff HILLS
took him to Coanhus and when inside
the gate at the Penitentiarv. JONES broke
away and ran. The Shcri fired five
shots at him. but failed TO bring him
down. He was finaly captured in on
old building and safely lodged in his
old home, having previously served TWO
terms in the institution
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A GOOD OFFER.

The Chicago, Burlington Il Quincy
Railroai Company has jast issu'd an il
'ustratei trt a'lse, "The Heart of the
Continent" describing The wonderful
growth Of the SIX Great States. The
book is beautifully printed, and numer-
Gus eli cravings of high merit adorn its
pages. Any one sending their name
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stamps. will receive crpy nv return
mail, nv applying to PERcEvAL LOWELL,
General Passenger Agent, Chicago. Hi
nois. oc' "a Sow.
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ET Mr. James E. Dixon, Of B"alls-
vile, Monroe county. killed a Poland
China pig seven months and dix DAYS
old, that cleaned sS2 pounds. Mr. Mel
son, who resides in the same neighbor-
hood, killed thee Of the same litter on
the day ,hev, we're SEVEN months old
The largcat dressed SO pounds, and the
smallest 276 We have never heard OF
het,er pigs of the same age II any OF
nnr rea,lers have we will be glad IL they
will let us know -Bsllaire ladependent
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Matt. II. Carpenters Prophecy
Milwaukee Wisconsin.

In 1859 the late Matt. H Carpenter
predicted that not many years would
elapse before there would he practically
hut one telegraph company in the United
States" and that railway consolidation,
if allowed to 90 on unchecked, might
sooner or later result in such comhina-
lion tina, o few magna'es could "sit IN
Wall street with closed doors. and by
the light of candle, direct the whole
carving trade Of the continent" tie
was ably reviled and thoroughly ridi'
culea for this prophecy; hut, like Cali
leo, he repeated it while his tolmentor'
were busiest and strongest.
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wA school teacher named FRAsIER. q
nephew of Judge FRAsIER, while teach-
ing school at Cumberland. Guernsey
county. had some trouble with two stu
dents, aged Is and - years on the ll'h
inst which resulted in FRAsIER drawing
a dirk knife and s,ahbing both of them,
one in the heart and the ether in tie
right lung. The former died within ten
minutes. and the latter within three days.
FRAsIFR was admitted tn hail in the sum
of $4,000.
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wheeling Live STOCK r.arKe..

WHEELING. Dec 1i.--The market is
not as lively as il migh lie. hut all Of
ferings are taken al the following fg-
ur-s: .5-ss
Catle-Sieers and heirs weighing
from 700 to 500 lbs 81 4c; 900 to
l 600 his. A 49c; ezra A Cows COM
mon u b; od, 81 3l:; mich cows.
$50 0Ga60 90 Bil's. 3i3tc ia yes.
per head. SIS COLO 90.
Hog--ln onod demand anl ralhef-
scarce at 5! Gf., acsnFding 10 quality
md s'ze
Shcep-sI A..
L mbs-4a DC. q.
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CO NJ NJ E R C | A L.
woodsfiel., l. Produce Market

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY p. scHrAAnpER JR
MONDAY. DECEMBER I8. 1882
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The Mormons are said, to be reorgan-
iziag at their. old temple al Kirkland,
Ohio, about twentv five miles east OF
c. evcla ID. X rtlar d was the seat Ct
,nprmonis,n before Silt Lake CITY was
b ,iIt, an.l ~ snfa of the faithful, who
stopped in iliiros rather than go West
With Brig aham YNaaI, are returning
The element re.estahlishing the Church
at Kirkland is anii-pnlygamous. it is
not the simon-purc twin rclic."
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"A. Q. HILL,

Wholesale Fruiter & COnfectiCner,
135 BELMONT 81 BELLAIRE, o.,
Has the largest AMI best arranged es-
tahlishment in the citv. He sells al
wholesale and retail Keeis constantly
on hands o anges. Lemons, California
Grapes, Fine and Common Candies, and
everything else in the frui. and confec
Il, merry line. He has now on hands 49,
COO pounds of candies for the HOLIDAYS.
OYSTERS supplied to dealers and indi-
viduais in ans Quantity desired
Give him a call, or send in your or-
der. Remember the place,
135 Belmont ST., Beltuire. Ohio,
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noliday excursion OF e. & o. r. Il.

On D, cember %, %, "a, 25, 20, so.
81 ami J J.nuarv l, the B. & o. r. Z.
will sell round-trip tickets. from all sta
lions to all stations. on T,ans Ohi" 0i
visions, including Wheeling and Chica-
go, at greatly reduced rates these tick
els will he good on all regular prssen-
ger trains, and will b, good returning
until January 8, inclusive. .s
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CATTLE Markets.
Baltimore Live Stock Market.

BakUltlOT0 t4ltc SlOSh NkbIhCSs
GALVESTON LIVE STocK SoALEsl
MONDAY, Dec. IL 1882.
PRICES OF BEEF CATTLE AT THE MARKET
THIS WEEK %
Very hest on sale this week 50a6 23
that generally rated first quality a 50a5
375: medium or good fair quality 3 5Oa
4 %; ordinary thin steers,ox and cows
2 25a3 90; extreme range of prices
2 25a6 %; most of the sales were frcn
3 50s5 CSC
Mich Cnws-Trade is slow. Prices a
Wholesale s50a55 per head, in lunches.
Hoss.--Prlces st 4iSf:, with txtr'
9a94c.
Saeep-The quality, with few eycsp
lions is inferior TO that of last week
offerings. We quote butcher sheep o
3s5c; lambs 4a54c.2
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S8HaIGOSGlS HlO

E The teachers in the NJ. E Sunday
School are requested to meet at the res
idence OF Mrs. " F. HUNTER on Thurs.
day afternoon for the purpose of max
ing and laheling candy sacks for the
Christmas treat.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-12-19

5gBERC JONES has received her
first supply OF Holiday Goods. Give
her a call anil see her stock of Toys.
Christmas Cards, Albums, Booka, and
all other goods suitable for presents for
both Young and Oil, also her stock of
Jewelrv is the finest ever brought to this
city. Call and get prices.
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DIED.-On the Oh inst. Of pneumo-
MIA, at residence of r. FENEINGToN, So
PHIA MooRE. of Green township, aged
so years
ISABELLA DowKLL. of the same towi-
ship, ,diel or typhoid. fever on the l0th
inst.
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@ The nj Z. Sunday School vii
have q Christmas ties on his mas
night. Persons of all denominations
are req'iested 10 bring their Christmas
presents 10 the church on Monday at.
ternoon where they will he taken care
Of bv committee and hung on the tree
for distribution in the evening.
- A j. CULP, Pastor.
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CAIRO, December l3 Arab and the
o'her prisoners sentenced to exile are
requested TO. he ready to start within ten
DAYS. Allowances will he granted them
from their properties which were confs
Gated The property OF their wives was
not contiscaled. The leniency in the
treatment of the leaders pro iucel a
good effect on the Arabs. ..a
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re- Claring,on L .ige No 26S. F

eE Claring,on L 'dge No 1853. F.
and A. NJ. recently elected the follow
.;ne officers. Who will nc installed onithe
26,b inst: WILLIAM T RURD.. W. NJ.
SAMUEL. s SANFORD, S W ROBERT
KAmprEa, j. W.; JACOB Rocker, Treas;
W. W. MIssERLT, Sec'y; E. R. ESeE'
MAN.. S.. D.; oHENRY ScHUTTY. J. D.;
VALENTINE SCHNEIDER, Tyler.
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Grand Holiday Display

of silk and linen handkerchiefs, ladies'
and gents neck wear, and hundreds OF
other fancy articles suitable for presents,
at the 10 vest prices in the CITY, at II d
|. BLUd-S, 139 anil III Belmont street,
Bsllaire. OHIO.
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A Contest

For the hanrlit of Christmas Presents
Between Low Prices and High Prices
will take place at KETTERER'S Store
A special price will be made on all goods
for the Holidays consisting of :.
A fnli'line of Clothing of all kinds.
A full line Of Hats and Cans.
A full line of Boots and Shoes. ..,.
A full line of Notions and Fancy
goods.
A full line of Dress Goods
a full line of Cloaks, Delmans, Shawls
and Skirts.
A full line of Domes,ics.
A !ull line of Silk Velvet., Silk Plush
es, Fur Trimming, Fur Capes, Ladies
Sacking, Ladies Underwear &c.
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E4r The most com lete stock of Silk
in the richest colorings,
and most elegant designs, we have ever
b-en able to offer to our patrons, and at
the most attractive prices, at P I.
KINGS, l19 and J2l Belmont street,
Bnllairc, Ohio.