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DR.. IA MCCOY. Dentist. will visit
.Wsodsneld on August so,h and remain
days.
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LOST.

In woods6eld last Saturday evening
a valuable Amvthest set ring The I'm.
der is requested to leave 1t at THE SPIRIT
office. Aug. 30.
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re- Farmers, when you buy Grain
Drill you should Je sure it has o Posi-.
tive Force Feed. The SUPERIOR
has it, 1, also has many other excellent
qualities which recommend it. Call at
G. E. HARLAN'S and examine it
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@If you want the lightest draft
plow and the one that will turn the incest
iurrow buy the Oliver Chilled.
Aug Is. C E. HARLAN
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R When you come to the Fair call
and examine our stock of Guns, Stoves,
Sugar Kettles, or any thing else you de.
sire in the Hardware line. Prices as
low as the lowest.
Aug. %. C E HARLAN
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You can have what you like in this
world. il you. viii but like what you
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NEW LOCALS.
JUST RECEIVED,

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 adulteration.
Bread, Cakes, Pies, Cheese and all kinds
OF Canned Goods.
JACOB REINHERR
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ALrREp SIsoLAIR, Of Beallsville, spent
last Sunday in Woodsfield.
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Miss LUcr DurrlELD. OF Wheeling. is
visiting her brother. E W. ARMSTRONG.
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Mr.. Taos. FossHEY. OF Franklin town
ship. has our thanks for new subscribers.
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Mr.. WooD Armstrong, of Armstrong g
Mills, spent Sunday in this place.
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Beef is so high That some men can't
afford calves to their legs.
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Eg Parties leaving an order with c.
E HARLAN, of WoodsfieId, for BUCK.
EYE SUPER PHOSPHATE can have
it filled st any time. Aug 8
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Township and Town Treasurers re
ceivsi their funds last week
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Man proposss. anil the girl weighs his
pocket-book and decides.
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WooasdeId stock Market.
Aug % Cattle 4a6c per pound
Sheep 3a4o per pound. Hogs 4a5 pei
pound gross.
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District Go6r. commences to-day, the
So,h inst.
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TERMS:
9ne copy. one yoar. : 81 30
sne copy, six menths. -: rs
sue copy, three months, 50
Iagls copy. {: S
Outside of Monroe County, after
September 1st, 1882, postage paid
by the Publishcr--$2 in advance.
eB Subscriptions can be commenced at any
time. ~
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It's "af,er harvest" dear reader
Nov is the time.
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w PLOW your ground with a
SYRACUSE Chilled Steel Piow; then
use BOWKER Phosphate. with a
MONARCH Drill, and you wont fail to
have good crop of wheat. The SY-
RACUSE is the lightest draft Plow in
the world. All to be had from
P SCHUMACHER. JR., & BRO
August 8, 1882
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Belmont Couaty Fair, September 9th,
9TH and Sth.
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Corn is big enough to hav. its ears
pulled.
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I, Won. be loos uaal the school bell
is heard again.
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E DR.. E. E. COBURN. Dentist. will
be at his Office in WOODSFIELO, Au.
gust 3lst and remain 4 days. Come
early and make your engagements
Time is money. Aug. 20 z
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P.oushiny for fall sowing ha. alresdy
haaun.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-08-29

selling at either extreme. Lambs dull
at 4a64c; the quality OF the offerings is
not as good as last week.
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EE The Democratic Congressional
Executive Committee is composed Of
the following members from the several
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The SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY.
HENRY r.. WEST.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TERMS:

H-oFFICE West Side Of Main Street. two
loors North Of the Public Square. -as&
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Clarine,on is to have bras. band.
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MRS. N. 0. WEST, Local Editor.

Jet something re.av for the Fair.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-02-14
Heat I'm silver Mines.

IF there to be found anywhere in
ashe world, says the Virginia City
(Nevada) Enterprise, a set Of human
salamanders, we may claim the credit
Of having them on the Comstock.
What would scorch men who live
wholly on tho surface chills the mi
ncrs who IRE Injured to the lower lev
els. A miner, who has been for some
months past working in one Of the
hottest sections of the Comstock, a
day or two since gave an Enterprise
reporter his experience Of the heat
which miners are often called upon to
encounter. He says that in working
1T points where the thermometer
marks temperature Of ll5 to 100
degrees great thirst is experienced.
No ice water is too cold to be swal-
lowed with relish. Men go to the
water-barrel, in which huge chunks
Of ice are floating about, and will take
their picks and chop up the ice in or
der that the water may be rendered
cooler by being filled with small frag-
ments. Often this does not satisfy
them, and they chew up and swallow
Jumps Of ice. The natural tempera-
ture of the human, body is about 81
degrees, Fahrenheit. Therefore, when
man remains in hot place for an
hour, or even half an hour. his blood
and even his whole body becomes heat
ed to temperature Of lis, 100 de
grces, or whatever the temperature o.
the place where he is at work may be
It is then that the miners begin to
pour down ice-water and to eat ice
The strangest thing about the bust
ness is that it does not hurt any Of thu
men. Often they swallow such guam
titles of ice. water that their stomach'
will not retain it, and in vomiting j
up it will feel cold in their mouths ant
against their teeth. All they do il
such occasions is to swallow SOM
more, but more cautiously.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-02-14

The debt statement shows rcduc-
ton of the public debt during Janu-
ary Of $l2.91S. 1926; cash in the Treas
ury, $246.0s5.468; gold certificates
outstanding. t5:i8S,l2 silver certifi'
Gates, $68, 1893, 610; certificates of de,
post, gil. 100000; fsiapding cars'a
Gates, 1868, 100; legal tenders, $a4e.
6sl ,sl6; fractional currency, $7,O6s.
493.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-02-14
The Lime Kiln Club ON Cranks.

The Lime KILN Club On Crnnks.
Colonel Ebenezer Canister offered
tho following singlc-barreled resolu-
ton:
Resolved, Dat dis Club has no SYM
pathy wild cranks, an dat it am de
sense OBJ dis Club dat more hangism
would result in less crankism."
The resolution was passed by a
unanimous vote and Brother Gardner
added:
IL feel dat way myself. De man
who can pay out an receibe money,
trabble aroun' de country, do business
an keep out oh de way of de butcher
carts mustn't shoot my ole woman an
den plead hereditary, heretofore, here
after, or any odder sort OBJ insanity.
De crank who can't resist do tempta-
ton TO steal mus keep out ob my later
patch or take do chances o my put
lluH u uau luit - otlOA iitO Cot pun
De crank who am not morally respon.
sible for his utterances will foel dc
weight o',my fist de. fu~t timo he calls
me liar. De crank who am not finan
cially responsible wants to keep away
from me all do wreck trew. De crank
who am impelled by de- Deity, debbil
or any odder power to do me bodil,
injury. had better be sartin Oh his aim
for il he misses me I'll light down OF
him like ton ob do rcddcst bricks ht
cher say. ! dom go cent on insan
ity outside ob = lunatic asylum. II ,
man am iuny, put him among de luna
tics. De fact cat he am not put da
am reason Tor holding him legally re-
'sp,nsible fur cher, act Detroit Free
Press.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-02-14

A Salt Lake woman broke water
pitcher over her husband head, knock.
ing him sensrless, because she found
in the parlor, after her return from al,
evening call, several articles Of female
wearing apparel. After he had recov'
cred. she learned that the man had
bought the goods for present for his
aniable but ov.r.jsalous spouse.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-26
RAILROAD ITEMS.

- The great Iron viaduct for the track of the
Frisco railway south OF the boston mountain
long.
The Western e Atlantic railroad company
publishes statement showing mileage made
and money earned by each car over western and
.h,uaniic and foreign roads. also repairs done,
, mus showing net loss.or net profit on each car
during 1881.
a, General ]. H. McIeary, attorney general OF
.he state OF Texas, has notified the manager of
me East Limo & Red Rivor railroad of Texas
,hnt he shall make an application for forfeiture
Oils charter on the ground that Il has no domi.
S,le IN the state under the statutes OF Texas.
bvery road In the state has ~ have director or
some general officer OF the road In the state.
The New Orleans Pacific railroad will be In
operation within two weeks. The line extends
iron, from New Orleans TO shreveport and gives q
mruugh connection 10 San Francisco via the
texas Pacific. The new road is owned aud con.
uoled by the Texas Pacific and will DO oper.
ated as q feeder.
Track laying on the Northern Pacific railroad
has reached distance Of 1S miles west Of Glen.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-26
LHrrKR LIST.

The following Is a list of letters remainins In
tne fost-othee Al Dallas, Dallas county Texas, for
the week ending July Goth, lSSa, which, IL not
called fer in four weeks, will be sent 10 the dead
letter Office Parties calling for these letters will
list Parties living in the city will please have
their mail Addressed TO their street ana number
A A MutSSrx y NJ
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Des Moines has banking capital of about
sLOOO00O, divided among seven banks.
The bullion in the Bank OF England decreased
during the past week fl2 50l.
The specie In the Bank of Franco increased
during the past week ., l25, 0o0f gold and do
creased $50 000f silver.
Last year India cost England SAL ,00COO more
than she brought into the imperial treasury.
The arrears of rent in Ireland are estimated at
sS00O0000
The annual tribute paid by Egypt to Turkey
Is E750.U0.
The public debt Of Egypt Is $500 100000, and
the greater part of il ID held iu England.
The sctuary of the treasury has published n
table of the sctual rate of interest drawn by the
Is and ih's, calculated on each days market
price since July / The actual interest on the
As has varied from 1872 per cent. to 29i7 per
cent and that on the ~ from 2S02 to 2.s0g per
cent, the average for tho As being 1881, and for
the Al = S07 per cent
The aggregate assessment for New York city
city for taxation purposes is 81, 035, POS, SIG real
estate, an Increase Of $50 $40 GT9 over last year
and sl9S ~, 6S2 personal estate a decrease of
s0giO.Sl The aggregate is 81, 233, i763gS. The
New York city funded debt on the last day of
June was sl36, 0il, s0L59, not including Sl3,g1,.
f2g,40 revenue bonds issued in anticipation of
taxes. The amount in the sinking fund for the
redemption of the city debt was sSS ISL. 9s9,N.
DALLAS EXCHANGE AND COIN
n. Buying. selling Buying. Selling,
Chic. TX. h@k parpa Ct Louis h&& Par@A
Chicago, tl@%Par@ n. o. @% Par@A
Galveston = Par@A nouston..ha Par@A
Exchange, all points ~ tobdiscount. Sterling
Sight 81 So Francs, sos 10. Marks 25.
TRADE dollars. y0cIs. Mexican dollars. so
Mexican halves. 4Cots Mexican ouaIterl5
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-26
COTTON.

As ives predicted in yesterdays HERALD, the
price Vt spot cotton in Liverpool ad-
yanced to-day sixteenth, and the mar.
ket after the advance was reported
as hardening. 1t will be seen below
that the sales have been heavy, and the demand
there may still have tendency to continue The
rise or at least keep the market steady In this
country there has been no change ut any of the
principal cotton centres, and prices remain
quiet or steady. In this city there 10 no cotton
Offering and prices are given only TO show the
feeling entertained by ton-buyers here
uo0u mudlmg ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..,.....,uA
niuuiiis ''..,.................l
strict low mlddlng, Observation-Disclosures.
Low miudhng OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l0A
Good ordinary. Observation-Disclosures. Va
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The Brown Cotton Gin Co., New lo,dop. G..

Isruei y. Broiri, Ftes't Eisc p BVu,,, Treas.
These machines run light make nne sample, and
clean tho soed properly Best Enslsh cast steel In tho
SAWS the teeth will not bend break of or turn back
Iron pulleys throughout, brush strongly made, with
adjustable boxes, cast stcel Journals and two belts
one at each end-onsarng cool bearings full speed,
ana steady motion, (only Gin In market having this
imprcvement) Extra large Shafts To saw and brush
cylinders s,rong iron frame best aterial. sumo,
rior wo1nsni-ip, line finish
tS'soTohrrFn Gins have been sold during the past
three seasoi s-an any othertwo nlakcs combined Mr..
Israel p lTownttrom ISIS to ixS of the firm OF T.
rylor% Co. of Columbus, Gal, the prusident df the
company, has had longer practical experience IN
making Gins than any o.hcrmSn living Present facl.
Ties fornanufacturing and shipping uncquRlcd by any
other establishment of the kind In tho world ueuco
our very lowmices for such superior machines.
sfTtt:;e GINS, Feeders aud Conieusers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-26
FUTURES.

TIM most remarkable feature to be noticed In
the future cotton markets of the country is the
quotations from New Orleans for August, - "a
being bid aud lbs asked for that month. This
sayors very much of corner, rs other months
show no such discrepancy in the assings and
both in this country and Europe, and strong
suspicious are entertained that Ranger has
somethingto do with the market In month
from this date the future markets will be active,
and somebody will be slightly injured, and eth.
ers correspondingly benefited Many n one will
cry, Hold enough" before the Christmas, holt
days have come and gone
MINI NAnI-
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their street and number.
/. A. NHlssEN, Il. NJ.
Agee, Lewis
Andrews, Mrs Mary
Austin, DR. I A
Bonham, Chas
Bennett Temple
Booeard, Emile
Berry sue
Brauon, Robt l.
Brooks, Il X
Brownell, q IL
Brown, NJ W (2)
hrlan, Katie
Butts, Mouie
COOK, Jno D
cameron VIM
Cooper, j w
Sreagear, Alice
Srosser, FRANK
Garter, W n
Duuiey Dr
hmmetL Thos ~
ruler J )
flilheBah' rat
or,..o
Glloert, I T.
ualleher, Mrs Saml
Gipson, "a
Hargstor, q
Grllnn, JACK
mough, beile
hughes Joe J
homes, Eulth
harrington, Johnnie
Harris, ID A
Hutchinson, W eugene
maWklns, Carrie
hawkes., Salllo
uSWklhs, Ella
i,shsrWood, W n
Io Johnson. Lula
jordan, L NJ
~.
Nruille[ 0hurles
heltl' u W
Lne6elte, irene
Lllluerhlan, "a
Lo'ilsstoil' Annie
"
MaSlosen, M
Mni!lcE Milimin
MlliVr, Mary NJ
Martln, Il -
norton y IdH N
MeHhughy, James b
AVNalirlch, Y
y Naiiy' Katy Ming
H., m -,
i rool, 4 w
Sulunsh' >
h nSe, baoe
nlGhett, IL :
hoperson' Henry
hussleS' " W
ns MIS- a u
R push MISS Miss hoiiie
NOSE, heelor ~,
R be,'N, suG " n
S hopersoh' Jane Icoi)
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Noises in the Head, the vital fluid passing unob.
served in the urine, and many other diseases
that lead to insanity and death.
THE ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE
will agree to forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for
a case Of this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
(under their special advice and treatment) will
not cure, or for anything impure or injurious
found In IT. THE ENGLISH MEDICAL IN
STITUTE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury. Consultation Free. Thor.
Ough examination and advice, including analy-
sis of urine, So 90 Price OF Vital Restorative
SO 90 bottle, or -four times the quantity, $40 90;
sent TO any address on receipt Of price, or G. o. D..
mo G, o. ID. sent without VI enclosed as a guar.
name if desired. by ENGLISH MEDICAL
INSTITUTE, 7lS Olive street 81 Louis, Missouri,
Wholesale Agents, W. IL. HOWELL Il BRO
Dallas, raXaa
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TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is a never falling cure
for Nervous Debility,
exhausted vitality Sem
inal Weakness, Sper.
matorrhpa, l. O'S T
MANHOOD, impoten.
cy, Paralysis, and all
the terrible effects OF
Self Abuse, youthful
follies, and excuses In
maturer ycars-such as
Loss of Memory, Las.
situdc, Nocturnal Ennis.
sion, Aversion to Soc!e.
ty, Dimuess of Vision.
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save Your Children

by keeping OH hand Browns Blackberry
and Ginger, endorsed by druggists az the
most reliable remedy In use for diarrhna,
dyscntery and cholera.morbus. II never
fails to cure even the worst cases. For sale
by all druggists In Dallas and Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-26
FINANCIAL AND COTTON.
FINANCIAL.

TEE amount paid for pensions or, count Of
,he late war, 10 March l, 1852 Ia ST VS. so. II
Il estimated that there are now on fe rolls the
names of 250ooO pensioners Of The late war.
This doc. not include 5000 (estimatedl service
tensions on account Of the war of ISL. The
annual value Of the 10000 late war pensioners
Il ~ SOC, ,Os aud of the $1,000 war of lsl2 pen
sioners, - SOO, OtG or an aggregate annual value
of SSQSss, eco. Estimating the disbursements
for Nav and Juue the total paid for pensions
he current fiscal year will not vary
much from s6l,0O00se. On April !. lSS2,
there were on file 2lLl62 pending
claims, which, II allowed would be en-
titled 10 arrears, estimating l7a per cent for re-
;ection and ST. DC as the average arrears in each
ease there would be paid, ifallowed within the
wear, s2ll, 800, 500 There are 537l9 pending
claims which were filed subsequent TO the liml-
tatiou imposed by the arrears act and when al
lowed the pension commences from the date OF
fling. Deduct l7A per cent for rejection, and
the average first payment would be one years
pension at $40 per case, or siS2so3o. II the
Two classes Just referred to should be at once
added to the roll (s23 e2Sl it would increase the
annual value of pensions s2L5OO0o9 which
added to the present annual value sASOOe 0Q.
would b. Sol. VO9.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-26

Cured me Of clear case of Eczema. erup.
ton all gone. am well, says Rev. J. w.
Robinson, member North Georgia confer.
snce, In speaking offs. s. s.
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Allen, Barney
Anderson, Mrs AC
Armstrong, Dr. w
AuSuI, J b
Baker, Elizabeth
Bennett, sue
Benham, Allie
fBsurton, Pauline
Berry, J Y
Barrow, A W
Browlee, Jas
Brewer, n W
Brownie Mrs Al
Brown, Maggie
BumagI VIM
Boyd, 4
CGde, Willis ]
Clayton, Harry
Cameron, Mary
Cour, Annie
CRUEL, Martha
Carter, Christine
Castleberry, David |
Dubose, Jane
Early, n
Feegles, W +
fedler, q l.
Ford, J w
Goodwin, Mrs James
Gillaspie, Allen
Gwinn, Miss Luvic
Grocy, Il
| Garraway, Richard
! GARNER, Eugene L
Hudgins, L d
| Hughes, Roe
Han, A q (2)
Hundt, l.
Hendricks, I ]
HARRISON, { l.
Harris, Geo
HeatOn, J IL
Hawks, Wrennle
Hewitt, He
Irvine, Mary
Johne, Henry W
Jackson, W Z
Johnson, Sophia
johnson, Minnie
Jones, John &
Joshua, Joe
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Lee, James II
Lean, q W
Lundia, Bill
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On cotton from Dallas are follows
Per 100 Pounds. Per 100 pnnnhs