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OHIO TOWNSHIP ITEMS.

MT Zion, OHlo, Aug. 20. 1882.
The weather is very pleasant now for
a few days. Wheat is turning out we'll
Corn looks we'll Have a large crop
also potatoes.
Mr.. Henry Ropking will erect new
frame barn this season.
j. and A. fisher are building fine
two story frame dwelling house for Hyer
& Neuenschwander which adds greatly
to the appearance OF Baresvile.
The Fox family are now ready to
move into their new house.
Mr. John RIBS hauled SO wagon
loads Of nay in his barn this year.
Mr. Jacob Kasserman had good luck ;
it is boy.
1t is said that Kaufman & Munger
have the best thresling macaine here,
does good work and splendid cleaning
Mr.. John Kernen is one OF the best
cheese makers in Ohio township
We would like to hear from Jack
again. What is the mat,er1 2 Is be dead
Tue Picnic on shining hill was good
,n', gooi music and good platform
Prof Welty has opened Germsr.
school here again he also teaches music
Mr. Charles Buch wa'd, of Bsresville.
returned home from the West.
Yours truly, JIMMIE
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EgYnt.

ALEXANDRIA, August q "A telegram
has just been received here announcing
the capture, nv the British, OF Tel e.
Kebire, with 1000 prisoners.
PoRr SAID. August "a Two Arabs
have been shot here for not answering
the challenge of sentry. The exodus
of natives, consequently has been re-
newed
IsMAILIA, August "a The advance
Of the heavy cavalry and marine artil.
lery has commenced.
The fresh water canal has been cut
since Yesterday.
ALEXANDRA. August "a. .-Bedouins
reported to be several hundred in num-
her. entered Ramleh to-day and plumber.
ed several houses. The out posts are
now exchanging shots with them.
IsMAILIA, August "a -DeLesseps Wis
tied the Duke Of Connaught, to-day and
assured him OF the friendly sentiments
he entertains toward England
ALEXANDRIA. August "a -Movements
are observable in Arabi Pasha's camp,
from which it is surmised the enemy in.
tend to advance.
ALEXANDRIA. August 24.-Troops al
Fort Gbemileh, near Port Said, are re
ported to he wavering in their allegisnct
to Atahi Pasha. Many are deserting
The Twenty sixth Company of Roya
Engineers landed to-day and proceeded
to Ramleh. Tue absence Of field artil'
lery is much commented upon
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BEALLsyILLE ITEMS.

The true inwardness OF ex-Rev. Be.
dali, the fugitive preacher, is not yei
~holly known. While much of that
which has been written is highly colored
and much ct it untrue, We fear that when
the truth is fully developed it will unfold
a crime committed. not in an impulsivf
moment. but nursed through season al
least Of villainous hypocrisy which nc
stretch of fancy OF the chsriaably incliu.
ed can make less hideous and terrible
to thinking people.
Lsndon Phillips, of Ozark, suffered 9
shoulder dislocation last week while try.
ing to break q colt. The colt broke
London.
Miss Edy Kirkbride was thrown from
colt few days ago and received fraa
iure of the arm and dislocation at the
wrist Edy has no more use for colts
The lightning rod-men have been her,
and made their little bargains with ont
paper for the eye and the other for the
pen.
We have bad several cases Of cerebro
spinal meningitis. James Dixon's little
daughter, Bessie. is the only death from
il go far,
Typhoid fever prevailing to some ex
tent, bu. all are doing we'll.
Four cases OF diph'heria in Lawn Cald
wells family, the mother and three chill
dren the Oldest not expected to recover
SUNsBuRY.
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PROBATE COURT PROCEEDINGS

Aug. 16.-Alexander buchanan was
appointed Administrator of the estate
of Thomas Burkhart, decd; bond $2,.
600.
A.W Yoegtlv and A. NJ Voegly
we're appointed Executors Of the estate
Of Martin Voeg,ly, decd; bond 5000
Aug. 17.-Jscob Kssserman was ap-
pointed Guardian of Annie f. and Ed.
ward A. Kasserman; bond 500
Aug. 18-Fritz Reef was appointed
Guardian Of Jacob Moose, an Imbecile
bond 81. 800.
AHg. l9.-T o. Little, Inspector oi
the Treasury, fled his report which the
Court ordered published in TIE SPIRIT
OF DEMOCRACY.
Aug. 22--James E. Jones was ap.
pointed Guardian OF C. A. Baker, a mi
nor; bond $4,000.
Aug, 23-The Guardianship of Cath.
arine Rose over the person and proper.
ty Of George Rose, lunatic, was re.
voked. the said Rose having been re.
stored 20 his reason and Is now capablt
of trsssacting his own business.
Aug. 24.-C. Diehl, Guardian Of Bar
bara j. Kennedy, minor, obtained an
order, 10 sell real estate at private sale
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LEWISVlLLE NEWS.

EDITOR SPIRIT: The health is good at
present. Oar farmers are all done har-
vesting and large one it was. The
best crop OF wheat this part of the coun.
ty has had for several years. Oats was
a very poor crop this year. Tobacco is
looking bad; not halt crop is expect
ed. Corn looks well and will be good
crop if nothing happens it.
Mr.. Frod Staffi. had dance Satur-
day on the hill above town and had q
big time
Mr. AL Thornberrv is building a new
frame house and it will be Que OF the
best houses in town when completed.
Mr.. Rice, OF Lecompton, died
last week. Tue funeral took place a.
the Potts church on Friday, 18th inst.
Our bovs have got up band. Mr.
Fry, of Summerdeld, is teaching the
class
Hon. A. J. Warner is the man and be
will give Mr.. Dawes a close chase and,
| believe, will gain the day SUMMIT
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Hour ne wspaper friend FRANK D

~Our newspaper friend FRANK DA.
WIS, of the McConnelsville Democrat
had narrow escape from death at Cald'
we'll on the % l inst. He was talking ia
friend at the Depot when the train
started; FRANK caught the rods on
either side Of the steps at the front OF
the car and was dragged down between
the car aud the platform Just then
some one pulled the hell rope and the
train stopped and FRAME. Climbed upon
the platform. unhurt. The crowd st the
Depo, and the passengers all thought he
wac under the wheels and were glad to
see him turn up all right. 1t was close
csll-too close by far. and had he not
held to the rods with the strength OF halt
dozen men, we would have now, in
stead OF gladly penaing his wonderful
escape have bseni engaged on thn sor
rowful task OF writing notice OF his
death
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Wheeling Wholesale Market.
WHEELrNe. Tuesday. AUG. %

WHEELING, Tuesday, Aug %
Grain-The excitement OF last week
has about died out and wheat has fallen
to GOAL 05 Corn end oats still hold
up at Soc and 81 90 respectively.
Flour--New q ur has appeared and ia
offering at 5 00a6 90. All brands OF old
flours have been marked down Csc.
Choice amber. 6 75a7 25; medium am.
Der, C0a6 Is; Wisconsin, 6 75a7 90;
Minnesota extra. Z 75a8 90; fancy st.
Lonis, 00a8 so; iancv patents, s 25a
Is 75; corn meal, per bushel. 90c; oa,.
meal, fancy, per barrel, 75a6 90;
common, 5 %; rye -four, per barrel,
5 50a5 rs.
Cheese-Is quoted at SIC for prime
Western and l34sl5 for New York.
S~eilzer 16tal7c, according to quality.
Limburger 12c.
Seeds The prices are as follows.
timothy 65; clover 00a5 so; Blue
Grass / 10; orchard grass 2 90
Vinegar-Double strength wire vine.
gar. 25a30c; standard, l1a13c; 1Oa11c
for country stock wine vinegar Soc.
Dried Fruits We quote prime quar-.
tered apples at 5s6c; evaporated apples
l3al4c per pound; evaporated peaches
(unpaiied) 1Sc per pound.
Hay-Baled hav commands S12 80
per ton and good trade is done. Com-
mon. loose on wagon, brings S12 00a
|l3 SO.
Wool-This staple still remaining az
37a3Sc and is quiet
Feathers-Live geese firm at 60a55c;
40s45c for mixed
Butter-Wbolesale price il 13al4 per
ponnd. 4~s...sss
Ginsenp-fs once more coming in the
market and is quoted at l 75a2 90.
Apple Butter-5c per pound
Oils Lard oil. extra western strained,
95ca$l CO.; carbon oil. Sc; white miners
|oil. winter strained, &c.
Honey-Scarce at 1917 per pound.
Tallow-M Market steady country 6a63c
per pound; city 7a7tc.
Bans Receipts me in slowly and
demand steady; prime navles 75;i
do medium 8 so; butter do 8 25a3 90;
red kidney 2 75a3 90; red pink 2 5ssa
8 2s; limas 7c.
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EE Several OF our farmers have been
taken in by lightning rod swindlers
within the past ten days Their plan is
this: The farmer signs . contract that
bis house is TO be roded for very small
sum; . second blank signed at the same
time states that he is to pay 62t cents
per foot for rods and another clause
states the price for points. When too
late he discovers that the gang, there
are three or more now in the county,
have him tight, All persons, upon whom
they call, should drive them away and
publish their true character throughout
their neighborhoods.
II our people want rods on. their bull
dings they can have them put mp by
calling on LITTLE. of Woodsdeld, or Nc.
LEAN. of Barnesville, Either will do an
honest Job y. = reasonable price, and nc
swindling note will come up to bother
! them after the work Is done.
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General Warner Nominated for
Congress.


The delegates to the Democratic Con-
gressionsl Convention OF this, 18th Dis
trict, met at Marietta on the 23d inst
and organized by electing Hon. JOHN E.
HANNA. OF Morgan, Chairman, and DA-
vID OKEr. Esq. OF Monroe, Secretary
On motion the temporary was declar-
ed the permanent organization.
Nominations being in order, F. A.
DAVIS, OF Morgan. nominated Gen. A.
j. WARNER, of Washington.
F C. RUSSELL. Of Meigs, moved that
General WARNER be nominated by ac-
elamation, which was seconded and car
ried unanimously. 4
The Chair appointed F. A DAVIS, ol
Morgan, F C. RUSSELL, of Meigs. II.
R. West, Of Monroe, G. S Welsh, Of
Athens, and WM. Scorr, of Washing.
ton, q committee to inform General
WARNER of his nomination and request
his presence in the Convention.
The Committee awaited upon General
WARNER and escorted him to the ball oi
the Convention, where he made an able
speech in which he reviewed tue legisla-
iiun of the Republican party at some
length aud particularly the jobbery aid
corruption of the legislation Of the late
Congress under the leadership Of RoB.
EsoN, KEIFER and statesmen Of their ilk.
The speech was roundly applauded. and
at its conclusion the Convention adjour
ned. After adjournment the delegates
surrounded the nominee and assured
him of their united efforts to secure bis
election
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H From September LIST, our terms
for TaE SPIRIr will be % per year, in
advance, on all papers that GO out OF
the county, and 81 so to subscribers re
siding in the county. All OF our sub
scribers, who resid. out OF the county,
are requested to settle to September lst,
and, IL they desire to continue, forward
81 for the ensuing year.
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EFIf you want to know how the
llghiuing rod travellers took farmers in
about Woods6eld. write to JARED HAw.
KIss, JACOB BERTRAM and JACOB F6EH-
REsBLcH, Woodsfeld, Ohio. They are
victims and can tell you just hoR The
game is worked. They thought they
we're getting their houses roded dir,
cheap; they have discovered that light.
ming rod strangers don't work fof moth.
inn and board themselves too.
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s0-Parl,es in. this county who have
been swindIed BY lightning rod strangers
into giving notes should refuse payment
and let the evid nee be detailed before 9
jury in, Court. No pstent right or other
swini!e. no mater what. can obtain 8
verdict from q jury 10 Monroe County
Refuse payment and let all such Iascs.i
bring suit. Don't scare when they blus.
ter and threaten to cue you; that is par
OF their game. just tell them TO crack
away with thei. suits.
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n@From the Clarington Independent

s@From the Darlington Independent
25th inst {:
John fisher, the cheeser at Chris
Wicbtermsp's dairv in Ohio township.
has made 25 chee .es each weighing about
so pound., In which he only used 81
pounds of milk to every pound OF cheese.
Z.ph Cav, Of Bigham. informed US
that from one pound OF potatoes con-
tanning sxY ewes which be planted last
spring, he has dug ffty Eve pounds, and
at the rate which he paid for the pound
which he planted, his income would be
S55 The potatoes are OF the "White
Star" variety - f@e - &
A little son of Mr., Saul Minor who
lives over the river, received very
painful and damaging wound. Three fin
gers on one of his hands were torn and
crushed In the g-wheels OF cider
mill The homes in one or two of tie
fingers were taken outt DR.. Habermehl
rendered the professional service.
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~Never before within the memory
OF the oldest inhabit ant has the foliage
of forest and other trees been 40 green
for this time Of the year as at present.
There are as yet no signs OF decay, as
is usually seen in yellow leaves by this
time The rain and cool weather is the
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-08-29

eFA ladv b,ught eleven yards oi
cloth and p.ii for It with butter, giving
three Jpounds of butter for q yard
There Was stone Weighing five pounds
in the center of the crock, and the deal
er cheated her yard and halfin meas
uring the cloth. Who was ahead on
the trade anil how much?
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What happy world this would be il
all its inhabitants could truly say with
Shaks peare's shepherd: 81 am true
laborer; I earn what ] wear; owe no
man hate; envy no mans hseplnes,;
glad of other mems good; content with
my farm"
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~ JOHN HART, iornerly Superin'
tendent OF the Bellaire 4 Southwestern,
who was reported hanged by a mob in
New Mexico some time since, is alive
and well. 40 says telegram of the l6.h
inst, sent hv a man named WRIaHr who
lives 10 New Mexico.
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Ee-Unlon of the Grand Army of the
Republic at Grand Island, Neb.

+ The B & o R. R.. from Aug. "a, to
Sept lst. will sell round trip excursion
tickets to -Gl and Island. and Columbus,
Neh., 1t onc-half the usual rates, tickets
will hesgood for forty DAYS, from date
Of sale. Thi. is the lowest rate ever
offered by any road, for round trip
ticket, TO any point west Of the Missouri
river, considering the unusual length OF
ii ne these tickets are good. Parties de-
siring to visit friends in the great west
shonld avail themselves Of this low rate
The B. & D. runs the solid trains,
through. daily, to Chicago, making d.
rect connection with all roads from
there, necessitating hut two changes of
cars; new B. & O sleeping cars attach.
ed to all trains. For further particulars
call upon Agents OF B d o. road, or
address W f. RErPERr, Pass. Agent.
2054, North High Street, Columbus, O.
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wIt is hard for an editor TO esther
up all the news OF interest that nav oc
cur in place, and many items Of news
are unioubte lily omitted thst We should
be pleased to publish had they been
brought to our notice. We ask Of our
friends and subscribers to kindly furnish
MS with such news items as may be OF
general interest,
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Live stock Market.
CALvERToN 1--we Stock SCALES !
:. MONDAY, Aug. 81 1882. {

= MONDAY, aug. Il. 1867.
PRICES OF BEEF CATTLE AT THE MARKET
THIS WEEK
Very best on sale this week 00a7 371 !:
that generally rated flrst quality 6 00s7
90; medium or good fair quality 5 0ca
6 co.; ordinary thin steers, oxen and
cows, 8 35e4 30; extreme range Of pri
ces 25s7 S7i; most of the sales were
from oos6 so
Mich Cows-Trsde is Glow Prices at
wholesale sS0a50 per head, in lunches.
Hogs-P Prices 10al1c, with extra
1lal14c.
Sheep-We quote sheep at 3a54c, few
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M. D. FoLLErr, Esq, Of Marieits,
was nominated Tor Common Pleas Judge
on the 23l inst. The district is CON-
posed OF the counties OF Athens, Gallia,
Meigs and Washington, and has heavy
Republican majority gs =,ss~.-ses
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II three sticks OF siove wood weigh.
ing Eve aad half pounds bend boys
bsck four inches out Of plumb, bow
MANY additional sticks will It take to
make his chin touch bis kneesl
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REGEoRaE s.. .ALeEo, E+q, W. T.
HURD. E,q, CHRISTIAN CEHRs, N D.
GARDEE, DAVID OKEY, W. H. BoorH
and H. R. WEST attended the C,ngres
sional Convention at Marietta last week.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
wheeling Live stock market.

WHEELING, Aug 25.-Business has
been very gnod the past week; not more
than twenty-five head of cat lie were
found at the yards yester az, and they
were quoted at A &c. Hogs, 7taSc
Calves, per head, S5 C0aS 90. SbeeE
wooled, 5a6ic; clipped, 3 4c
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p~A Missionary concert was given
at the NJ. e Church last Sunday night.
The programme wss q good one. Il
consisted OF recitations, readings and
music. The little folks allacquittedihe
selves creditab'y. The singing by
Misses HADprE DIEHL, BELL SIkoLAIH
.nd HADDlE HILL was indeed grand. II
was said by those present to have been
the best concert OF the kind ever given
here
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There are parents in our town who
had better look after their girls aud boys
in the evenings, or hearts will be wrung
with life lasting anguish. sooner or later.
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T4os. H. TArLoR, Of Irish Ridge, har-
vested .53 bushels OF timothy seed on
his fern 10 1884 This yesr. on the
same farm. be harvested l10 bushels
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Nothing mikes single maa more
contented with his lot than to see wo,
man banging her hushant over the head
with the motto, aGoi bless our home.
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BaattmDre.
{CTncIs,nati.

Aug 25 = Flour 5 00a7 25: Wheat ]
l5; Corn s3c;; Oats 47a5lc; Rye Csc
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There will be soma very good corn in
this county, and some scarcely worth
gathering From present appearances
there viii be an ample supply for home
,lae-
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MARRIED August 18th, by JAMES
NJ BoreHNER, Esq, OF Adams town
ship. Mics MAeDALEEA BURKHkKr L
Mr.. FRANKLIN CAIN.
August 18th, by Rev. j. B REED
Miss LIZZIE SMITH to Mr. Rs CoRBlTT
August IS Il. by AUeusr MEIER, Esq
of Benton township, Mrs. HANNAH J
DoRFF tn Mr Elias STEWART
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Between the forks ofthe San Joaquin
and Kings River, in California, ii g.
living and moving glacier of pure Ice.
one mile long, half mile wide and lS0
feet thick, which travels about ten feet
8 wear nOrthward,
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EY M money for the Railroad exten-
sion yet. The very latest is, 1t will get
here when the men who have the money
to loan get everything fixed to suit
themselves.
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Never take = paper more than a year
without paying the publisher for it. or
st least sending him lock Of your hair
60 let him know that you are alive.
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The time OF holding our Fair has
been changed again. This time to Tues
day. Wednesday and Thursday, Septem-
ber 96th, 9Th and 7Sth.
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The r G. Chuich} has new bell
weighing about thousand and fifty
pounds. It is,he largest bell in Woods
field and has delightful tone
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Miss MARY MoRRIs. who hs. been Wis.,.
ting Miss ULLMAs, at Stafford. returned
home last Friday.
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Mrs. ATKINSON. wife OF Ex Senator
F. ". ArKrsscs, OF B.tesville, Noble
county, died near St. Clairsville on The
ioth inst.
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JAooB RoEMEa OF Clarington. TRIN
KooNrz, OF Antioch, CHRISTIAN RorH
Of Green township, and others were ia
town last week.
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The communication received from D.
OKRY, E.q.. was too late for this issue.
Come again, Dawn, in behalf Of The
bea,hen.
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Mr. W. r. GATcHELL, Associate Edi-
sor Of the New Richmond. Jefferson
Co, j Radiator, visited home last Satur-
day aud Sunday
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Mrs W F. Husres, who attended
the Mounds vile camp meeting. returned
home last week
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GRADES
II Teachers Certificates.

For months rs per cent common branches.
IL 80 per cent common branches
and Physiology:
Is IS per cent common branches,
| years experience and
Physiology and Algebra.
"a /" 90 per cent common branches,
years experience. and
Physiology. Natural PHI
loso 3hy and Algebra.
36 95 psr cent common branches /,
8 years experience, and
Physiology, Algebra, Nat
ural Philosophy aud Geom-
etry.
80 leo per cent common branches,
years experience, and
Physiology, Algebra Nstu
raj Philosophy and Geou..
etry.
Only one six months certificate will 4
granted to an applicant within the same yeer.
By order Of the Board.
D. NovAY, President
aug2s,s2. JAS. A. WATSON, CT. K.
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FRED and HErRr FRKlBrR, near Cam
eron. recently purchased farm Of l6o
acres Id wezsl comfy, West Va.
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DR.. j A. MCCOY. Dentist. will visit
Woo dsfeh on August soth and remain
4 days.
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Il is said that when the, wind blows
override oats stumble. the greatest beat
OF summer is over. We shall see.
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Girls who bang their hair seem to b'
trying to wear chin whiskers on their
foreheads.
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Aug. 25.-Flour a 7Ose 90; Wheat /
03; Corn 79c; Oats 43c; Rye Toe.
Barley 75.
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New York.

Aug Is Flour. 4 ssa7 60; Wheat
4 IA; Corn S7sSSc; Oats 45a75c, Rye
76c; Barley'1 1 16a saf
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Nov comes the hay fever seaeon when
afeiiow gets a .sdabd bad code id by
head"
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Ml.s COLLINS and Miss FARLEY, OF
Noble county, visited at DR.. FARouHAR's
last week.
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Special notice BY The School Exsmin-
ers in this issue. All teachers should
read Il carefully aa
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-08-29

Look ou, for fraudulent promisaofy
no,es concealed in the form of transfers
Of interest in patent rights and such
like.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-08-29

DR.. J. A. MCCOY. Dentist, will visit
Woodsaeid on August sOtb and remsin
days.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-08-29

E.tias onions not only prevents the
Iips from chapping, bat also keeps the
chaps from tipping.