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MILTONSBURG ITEMS.

Ed SPIRIT: williamsburg still survives
he cold rains. House plants and ires
ire appreciated New carpet lie the top
OF conversation and hou ,e cleaning
8 epidemic
1t happene to he q girl at Alex Har.
lesty's and twin boys at Tommy Beard
more's.
Christian Gramlich. who left this place
sighteen years ago, made his appearance
with q New Orleans bride.
Rev. A. Barnes, Of Tennessee, preach
ed q verv able sermon Sabbath evening.
Ed. j. Graham com menced summer
school and is trying to teach the young
ideas how to shoot
J. NJ. Eberly is spending week in
Bellaire.
Some OF our readers do not like 10
promulgate the Pond law. consequently
whisky is still going down. We could
heretofore boast of five shops, but
now only two; but the evil is all the
same, although we hope for hetter re
suits soon. or we fear Miltonsburg will
be represented at the next term of Court.
"a our neighh0ring towns have been.
We congratulate our new Judge, and
would gladly have him pronounce HE
benediction on this part Of our moral
heritage.
We are very much displeased with our
mail route. The Woods6eld, Barnes.
Vile and Bellaire mail-hags lay over in
Mslaga, and so does ours in return,
which ia very inconvenien,, aud We pre-
fer our former route again.
Died, old Mr.. Reimenschneider, q
iudden death this moraius.
More ANON.
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ITEMS

Monkeys, alligstors, and perhaps other
relics of The ORION show, are now being
discovered in the neighborhood Of Nc
Connelsville, where the show spent last
winter. Caldwell Press.
The disease called Pink.eye has bro
ken out among the horses in BlvENs and
FosrER's livery stable. One valuable
horse died and two others are sick. No
other cases are reported -CaldtoeH
Press
Rev. B F. BEAzELLE. OF Willoughby,
. former pastor Of the NJ f Church in
this place, preached to his old congre.
cation here Sabbath morning and even
ing. The Rev. has many warm friends
In this community, who availed them
selves of the pleasure Of greeting him
and made his visit an occasion for ex
tending hearty and hospitable vel.
ccme.-Belnont Chronicle, 18Th inst.
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eE Monroe County will have only
two or three saloons left after this
month. With more railroads and fewer
whisky shops We may look for poli'i-
cal revolution among the "dark hills'' in
q few years Gssrnssy Times.
You Republican editors have "chaw-
ed" that.morsel about long enough and
you'd better spit it ou'. You know that
Guernsey County with her 600 Republic
lcsa. majority has twice as many whisky
shops ss Democratic Monroe, while the
population OF the two counties is about
the same. And the only county in the
State that hasn't enterprise enough to
have railroad Is Morgan, always q Re
publican stropghold.-&. Cldirsuillc
Gdzstte
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LEGAL NOTICE.


A NINA BERLT. whose place Of residence
IN and Postofice address is unknown, will
take notice that son the 22d day of April. a.
d. 1882. Jacob Affslter. Administrator of the
estate of Christian Fuchs. deceased. filed in the
Probate Court 6f Monroe county, Ohio, pc
tition alleging that ON the 22d day of April.
A. D. 1881. the said Christian Fuchs, then in
full life, entered into contract in writing
with Adam Walters for the sale of the follow
ing described real estate situate in said county,
to wit:
The middle part Of thf east half Of, the south
east quarter of section fifteen, township three
of range four, containing thirty nrrss. except
the right Of way of road to and from the
county road TO land Of JOHN Fuchs, late Of
Monroe county, Ohio, deceased" upon the fol-
lowing terms. sAnd the said Adam Walters
doth hereby agree 70 pay to the said Christian
Fuchs the sum Of s. 900. the consideration
money for said premises in the manner follow
ing: Fifty dollars this day. and agrees to as
sumo two mortgages to wit, One to Yenney
for $500 and one TO Samuel Wichterman for
$400 to be assumed by said Walters on the st
day Of April, 1889, ard $3.50 on the ist day If
April, 1882. and $500 on or before April I,
1883, with 81 per cent interest. payable annu-
ally, and the said Christian Fuchs agrees to
convey said real estate By deed to the said
Adam Wal ers on or before the lst day of April
A. D. 1889, and the said Adam Walters is TO
have possession Of said real estate on or before
the LIST day Of November. "A. D. 1887 That said
Adam Walters paid to said Christian Fuchs. in
his lifetime, said sum of $50; that said Adam
Walters has paid said sum Of $50 after the
death of said Christian Fuchs, on said pur-
chase money; that said Adam Walters is ready
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SIR. TsESCOT IN PERU
Vice President Montefo Declines to
Dismelnber His Country.

WASHINGTON, May l6 --Seunr Ell
more, the Peruvian Minister at WASH
Sington, has tonight received two cable
dispa,ches from Peru through DR.. Rosas,
Ithe Perusian Minister in Paris. The
6rst conveys the, important news that on
the 25ih OF April, Special Envoy Tres-
cot was received by President Montero
in the Interior Peruvian City OF Husraz,
and presented his credentials IS the VI In
istes of the Uaited States ir public au
.dience with the usual official ceremonies
The same cable dispatch informs Senor
Elmorethai Mr. TJescut in subsequent
special conferences presented the Ch,Iian
project o. q truce, the principal cnndi-
lions Of which we're that Chilli should
keep tbs province Of TaFapsca as by
conquest, and that Peru should be
obliged to sell tn Chill the Peruvian
province OF Aricas "a
( The. other telegram received by Min
lister Eimore announces the fact that
Peru has rejected Che proposed truce IN.
der those condifions.
Seoor E more, id commenting on tais
news, says thst lhaprnvince OF rarapaca
is worth one thousand millions OF do
lase, and that under the proposed or
rsnsement Chill would virtually bay the
province OF africa with Peruyisn money
derived from the province Of Tarspscs
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ROAD NOTICE.


MoTIcR is hereby given that petition
lV will be presented TO the Commissioners
Of Monroe county, Ohio, at their next ses-
sion to be held on the frst Monday of June,
A. D.. 1882, praying for the est ablishmsnt
Of county rosd along the following ds<crih
ed route in said county, to wit: commsnoing
at point In the Ssfdis and Woodsfeld road
at the foot of thsshill north Of Ssrdis, whare
the Sar1is and WoodsHeld road strikes Pat
tens Run on the lands OF Nesbitt's. thence
through the lands OF Nesbitt's, Jacob Hsina,
Bugene Willard, John Herman. John Hinder
long, Benedict Hos:msn ani George Theis
to intersect the Sardis and Woodsnsld road
At or near the dwelling house OF Samael
Crow; also 70 change the old road through
the lands Of Samuel CroH. Arch bald uos
kinson. Frederick Bsssin and a J. Mellott to
the line between A. ]. Msllott and Bbenezer
Martin, so as to improve the grade Of the
aforesaid road.
Said petitioners will at the same time ask
for an order vacating so much of the county
road leading from sardis to Wo 'dsHeld as lies
between Samuel Crows dwelling house and
the foot of the hill north of Sardis where
the old road strikes Patterns Run.
apra5 Saws. PETITIONERS:
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Noble County Republican.

"A
Wool A manufacturer wrote 70 .
dealer in wool 10 Washington county
thus:
"The wool in yonr section Is general.
ly very badly stu ed. And last season
we found that the wool coming from
you required considerable stufiing taken
out to make it merchaptahle.
at is fraud to put wool up so, and
unless it can he taken out in buying, We
do not care to handle mere of it."
The dealer has this to say 10 the pro.
Educers OF Washington county, and it is
good advice to the wool growers Of No
Bile, if there be any who "stuff" their
heeces:
"Auy farmer knows what s'stuffing'
means, and IL buyer comes around and
lnds your fieecca stuffed with un washed
tags and dead wool, 1t i'll becomes you
to say that your neighhor does the same
or that buyers give jnst as much for
half-washed wool as for merchsntable
article.
Buyers are not perfect and as rule
do not do Justice to the particular farm.
er, but it Is only question OF time
when wool will be sold on It's merits, and
the grower who gains a reputation by
having his wool in condition will gain
In the long run"
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CENTER TOWNSHIP ITEMS.

Ed. SPIRIT: Farmers are preparing
rapidly to plant corn; very little planted
yet. Wheat Is looking prosperous and
is. but little injured by frost.
Mr.. Ryan says he or some one else Is
going to commence working the railroad
between Kerr's and Fshrenbach's soon
elsewhere the road is progressing rapid.
ly. We have not had. nor will we have,
time to work on it ourselves, but have
sold them about FIVE tons of bav and
have three tons yet for that purpose
! ! saved since last fall q bushels OF
tizothy seed out Of the hay we fed, with
:: the use Of machine, except fliling
occasionally, OF which about $40 worth
vas sold for 50 per bushel
Yours, S. A. ROSE.
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MARRIED.-By Rev J. &. GAR sfs,
assislei by Rev n. A. CeBBLEDIck, Maj
1, 1882, Rev. A E BARsrs, of Cehtfsl
Tennessee Conference OF the NJ. !
Church. and Miss LYDE ARMsrRoSas i
Malaga, OHIO.
April 18th. by Rev j. B. wrrsrseia,
Miss Rosa BuRKHAKD TO DIR. A. ?.
BuRKHARD
On the same day, by the same, MIS-
TERrksA YAsrzto Mr. FREpERlck BuR
HARD.
April sO.h. by 3. ". CLINE, Esq .oi
Benton township, Miss ANNIE NJ HEs-
SEE to Mr. MARSHALL DYE.
On May 4th, by T. G. ALLEN, Ei,
of Ohio township, Miss JULIA A. IE-
Seeker to Mr.. AMos PYLEs.
May 18Th. by Rev. W. BEDALL. MIS-
MATHS B. MILLEa to Mr.. AIoSzo 4.
MooRE
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LuckY Individuals.

ST.. LOUIS, May Is "A special from
Dallas, Texas. says: at is reported here
that two men have just fallen heirs to q
fortune of s33, 900 900, held in trust fol
them bv the German government, and
one Of the lucky individuals is NJ. Bros
sino. Superintendent Of the Dallas cal
factory, and the other one B E lmunds
PENNSYLVANIA. The latter is also he'll
~ property on which the Navy Yard IN
Washington City lie huilt. 1t was leased
10 the government for ninety-nine years
nv his grandfather, and the lease has
just expired.
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Pensioners Wounds.
Ohio State Journal.

There are 643 pensioners paid at the
Columbus agency for loss of hands and
feet. as follows: Righ, hand, l4l; left
hand, l43; right toot, l57; left foot,
lS9; hand and foot, 2; both hands. l +;
both feet. 3; part Of both feet, 8 foot,
limb not designated, 4. These pension
ers rank as follows: Enlisted men, $40;
officers, 33 In nearly all cases q part
of the limb was lost with the hand or
foot.
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eFThe contractors on the B. 2. 4 C.
Railroad came in after their month pay
on the 18th inst, bal, owing to the fall
ure OF the officials to negotlate the new
issue Of bonds In the East, retired with
out their money. We have il from .
reliable source that CAPITALISTS ia the
East are not snxious to invest their
money in the bonds nf unfinished roads
=. this time.
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SEC z. That said supplementary Sec
ton 42O9a. passed April Is, 1881. te and
the same is hereby repealed.
SEC g. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
o ] HODGE,
Speaker House of Representatives.
R. G. RICHARDS,
President of the Senate.
Passed April Is, 1882.
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Ireland.

LONDON, May lS.-Fcar of being ar
rested in connection with the murders OF
Lori Frederick Csvendish and Burke is
now so general in Ireland, that the peas
sntry, travelling outside their own dis
.rict, apply 10 the police for passports.
Many emigrants leaving the south OF
Ireland for America resort to the same
course.
LONDON, May ia meeting Of the
Irish Parliamentary party, to-day. unan-
imously condemned the Repression bill.
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County Board OF Equalization,

County Board OF Eaualisation.
The Board met on the l7th inst, pres
ent JACOB AFFoLrER. N D GARDEN AMI
JosArHAs LlEUELLEs. Commissioner
and S. A ATKINSON. Auditor
The valuation of the pr"perty OF z
rs Friday was decreased as follows.
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The remains of Geo. w Acker, q
young LAWYER OF Atchison, Kansas, who
mvsteriouslv disappeared in February
last, have been discovered in a tbickei
near the Central Branch Railroad, abnu'
9 miles west of that city. He was in
The Last stages OF consumption, and
started to walk to his home at Moravia.
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Mayer & KLOlZ,
2s4 Union street, BelIaire. Ohio.
The Largest Dry GOODS. car.
pet and Cloth1nS EIOase In
the City. 80
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICEis is hereby given that a petition win
IN be presented to the Commissioners Of
Monroe County. at their next session. to be
held on the first Monday in June, 1882. pray
ing for the establishment of county road
along the following described route. to wit:
Beginning at or near the line between the lands
of Louis Stegner and Oscar Frank. on the
-oad running up the Rich Fork Of Little Mus
kingum creek; thence a northerly direction
through the lands of Louis Stegner. Christina
Bach. Henry Pfifer and Henry Sebaueh to in
tersect the road leading from Stafford to Lew
isyir !, on the lands of Henry Sebaugh.
ar.1S. S2w5. MANY PETITIONERS
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R The Dires,ors OF the Woodsf"ld
and Steubenville Fire Insurance Com
pany met in SteubenviIle last week and
elected the following officers:
President, r. 6. RICHARDS; Vice
President, /. P. FAReUHAR; Treasurer,
DANIEL McCoNvILLE; Secretary, JOSIAH
CREAsEr. The Steubenville Gazette says
I'VE are happy to say the officers in.
form us that the Company is in a mos,
excellent condition."
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II is stated that marriage has been
arranged between Princess Beatrice.
Queen Victoria's youngest daughter, and
Prince Frederick William, eldes, son OF
the Landgrsve of Hesse.
The Conference OF Southern Metho-
dis,s elected the following Bishops: DR.
c. CRANBERRY, Professor in Vanderbilt
University: DR.. Atkins G Haywood. oi
Georgia; Rev. R X. Hargrove, ,of Ten
nessee, and DR.. Linus Parker, OF New
Orleans, and Alpheus W. Wilson.
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ewsheritr EuDr, Judge WALros snd

eESheriif EUDE, Judge WALTON aud
J. r Sraress, Esq fshed q MAUnY's
dam last Friday and Saturday aud
caught about 10 pounds OF bass. Oar
old friend HEADLEr. the noss fisherman
of that region. tailed to land even a
sucker. 1t least that ie the tale the boys
circulated when they came home. =
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wG Gents fine Button Shoes in Kid
and Cloth top for % 80. These are
warranted and sold elsewhere generally
from 90 so to 90 Is. We have consol
idated our two stores, and can now
truthfully say that we have the larges,
and most varied stock to be found ia
any retail house, either In Bellaire OF
Wheeling. .,....sss...,
BosroN SHOE HousE.
New Bank Building.
J.. D Heinieiu, Pfop'r.
May 9-4w. Bellsire, Ohio.
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Testimony showed that the abos>
property was erroneously appraised in
1880.
The valuation OF new building be-
longing to John Stoehr, in Center tow
ship was reduced 800.
The value OF the shares Of the MSn
roe Bank. amounting to $4,000, ssefe'
appraised by Auditor Atkidson d. 40
cents on the dollar, making $4,000 =
The Board reduced the valuation 70 80
cents on the dollar. or to SlF.50o.
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Wheeling Wholesale Market.
WHEELrNe, Tuesdav. NAV IA

WHEELING, tuesday, May IL
Grain--The excitement of last week
has about died out and wheat has fallen
to 35al 40 Corn and oats slill hold
up at 95c and 55c respectively.
Flour--The market IS a little higher.
Choice amber. 25a7 70; medium am.
ber, 6 25a8 so; Wisconsin. 7 OOa7 rs;
Minnesota extra. s 00aS 25; fancy ST.
Louis, s 25aS IS; tancv patents, 8 50s
9 90; corn meal, per hushel, 90c; oa'-
meal, fancy, per barrel. 6 00s6 80;
common, 5 SO; rye -four, per barrel
5 75a6 90.
Cheese-Is quoted at 9Ac for prim'
Western and 134al5 for New York
S"ei'zer l6tal7c, according to quality
Limburger l2c.
E!gs-Receipts are light; demand
good at Zoe per dozen for fresh, pick
eled eggs. 10sl2c
Seeds Tne prices are as follows
timothy 2 75a3 90
Olions-Rrceipts liberal; 6Qa75c PEI
bushpl; 2 00a2 25 per barrel.
Po,atoee-In good demand at 80sS5c
per bushel ON track; GOAL 90 from
store. Sweet potatoes, Southern, 4 SO
a5 90; Jerseys 5 50a6 90
Sweet Corn--10sllc per pound.
" Butter-Receipts about equal to de.
mand Strictly fresh roll. 38a40c
prime. 35a3Se; common, 10a2Oc; cream
cry, 43a45c.
Vinegar-Double strength vine vine.
gar, 25a30c; standard, I1a13c; 10a1-
for country stock wine vinegar Soc.
Dried Fruits We quote prime gus
tered apples at 5a6c; evaporated appl
l3sl4c per pound; evaporated peach
(unpailed) 1Sc per pound.
Hay-Bsled hay commands S14 I
per ton and good trade Is done. Con-
mon, loose on wagon, brings 312.
Wool-This staple still remaining s
35a40c and is quiet.
Feathers-Live geese firm at 50a55c
40a45c for mixed. .
Tallow-Market steady country 6a64'
per pound; city 7a7tc.
Baans-Receipts Come 10 slowly AM
demand steady; prime navles 3 Is
do medium 3 so; butter do 8 25a3 40
red kidney 2 75a3 90; red pink 15'
8 0C; limas 8s9c.
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WASHINGTON. Nav l4.-Chlef-Justice
Cartier, and Judges Macarthur, Hagner
and James held consultation Saturday,
summing up the arguments of counsel
in the application OF Guiteau for a re-
hearing The consultation lasted four
hours, and was marked by the most
searching examination of authorities
and most rigorous ANALYSIS Of every
point made in the arguments. The
Judges were in thorough harmony all
through, ami in reaching a decision, not
for one minute differing in the general
steps by which the decision was reached.
although, of course, each Judge had in
dividual opinions on various points Of
law and their application The decision
will be announced May 22d. The de-
cision will affirm the sentence of the
Court below, of course overruling the
exceptions. This 1isposes of 6uiteau's
last chance. He will be hanged June
30. 1882"
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SEWING MACHINES. /

The White Machine is the best h ihe
market have them for sale 1t my
Grocery in Woodsfeld. Also, oils,
needles, attachments and parts o. al
kinds, and for all machines. Orders hy
mail will receive prompt attention viii
sell machines at retail or wholesale.
s. W EGGER.
May 2-1m- Woodsfield, Ohio
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Chief Justice Carter Of the Court 10
Banc said to National Republican re-
porter that Mr. Reed could not take the
csse 10 the United States Supreme Court
ss they bad no jurisdiction.
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Proceedings OF County Commits
siOnerS.

Proceedings of County Commits
siOnerS.
The Board met on the 18th inst, and
transacted the follow wing business:
Allowed Lewis Boltz 825 Is for work
on Sull House Run road, in Salem town
ship.
W. H. Lingo s25 for making gil to
bridge at Lingo's mill. -
Okey & Co. S75 part payment on con-
tract for building abutments at Rock
Run, Jackson township. -.
S. A. Atkinson Sl00 on salary as Au-
ditor. -.
VIM Dorr SIPS part payment oncon-
tract for building house in which 10
break limestone .; 80 .
Adjourned to meet on Thursday, lure
9th al s o'clock A. NJ -
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Last Tbursaav was Ascension Day
IL the R. G Church. Qiite : NUM-
Der Of members Of the Church here at-
tended services At Ozark. Rev. W.T.
srxaEs, Of this place, conducted the ser.
vices.
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BUGGY FOR SALE.

An excellent top buggy. in good con-
dillon, will be sold on very reasonable
terms Inquire Of JOHN A WRIGHT
Antioch, Monroe County, Ohio.
April 4-2m.
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LADIES'.

LADIES,
We want you to call (whether purchas-
ing or not at our Shoe House and ex.
anime our immense stock and prices of
late style Walking Shoes, 20 different
styles from 81 90 up.
BosToN SHOE HOUSE,
New Bank Building,
J D. Heinlein, Prop'r
Bellaire, Ohio,
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Mr.. T. o. CASTLE. of the firm Of PoPE
4 CasfLE. druggists, has sold bis int
est in the drug store 90 Mr.. PcrE. and
WIN move-his family to CuyahoRa Falls.
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Tue .s.ec. school OF Profs. wlrsos
and BAkssR commenced yesterday,
Nouday, The gentlemen are both very
Gre instructors and should have full
school THE snmnsf
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Mayor CooPER. of Bellsire, enriched
the city treasury in one month by ad-
ding s342 81. received for ines, licenses
and hall rents
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9AeoB SoLLBERaER was dangerously
Injured by the kick Of horee at Cam.
eron on the 18Th inss.
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Two Sisters OF Charity, from Colum =
6bns, were here last week soliciting aid
: Tor the sick and the poor.
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VRs. DoRR, sho has been on the SICK
list for some time. is able to be out
smouo his frie.6isssce naase---~.u..
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Judge OkEr. Senator PEARsos and
W. E. MALLORI, Esq, !, attended Court
Ut st. Clairsville last week. .
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F n. STEPHENS has opened grocery
at Lick Skillet, this township.
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MICHAEL ZoRx, Of Sunsbury town.
ship, ie the owner OF pig. six months
old, that has two perfectly formed feet
on each front leg.
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Tue 81. Clairsville narrow gauge rail
road earned s9S.6i7 o. In Ave years.
The expenses in that time were s1s,65l
5s.
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Betty and the Baby.

WASHINGTON, May 16. Tue Philade'-
phia Press fund, S3542, was to day hand
ed Mrs Sergean, Macon. She promis-
ed 10 sci aside $1,000 for the baby.
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LarAYErrE BALDWIN, oi Salem town.
ship, Who is snbject to epiIeptic fss, was
taken to the County Inarmary on Mon
day.
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

Conclusion No. 8 and last. Matters
in my business affairs have taken such q
turn that find 1t will be profitable to
remain little longer in Woodsfeld.
will be absent fol time opening up
again Tuesday, the l6 h, aud positively
move to Summerfisld June lst. This
arrangement will give many still an op.
portunity to have their pictures taken
May 1873 c HEMPSrED.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-05-23

The hawk and owl law will be found
elsewhere in this issue.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-05-23

DAVID OKrY, ESQ.,, spent few days
with bis friends bere last week