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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Richard Kinney
Joseph Kinney & al.

ny virtue of a certain order Of sale in par'i-
tion issued from the courtof common pleas
within and for the county of Monroe, and State
of Ohio, in case pending in said court between
the above named parties; and to me directed
will offer for sale at public auction at the
east door of the court house in Woodsfed, or
Sdturday,the 24th day of February,1SS3
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. IN. and 4
O'Clock p. m. of said dav, the following de-
scrihed real estate stuate in Monroe county
Ohio TO wit:
The southeas. fourth Of the southwest
fourth of section fourteen, township fvs aud
range six in Wayne township in said county
containing forty acres more or lass.
Said property so ordered to be sold is ar.
praised at SIo0, and may sell for tvs
thirds of said appraisemeut.
TERMS OF SALE-One third cash in hand
one third in one year. and oUe third in tw,
years ON day of sale, with interest: tn.
deferred payments to b. secured by mortgag.
npon the premises sold.
CHRIS. LUDE,
jar93,sSw5. Sheriff N. C. o.
JAMss WILSON, Att't.
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The publishers "f Rut5edge Monthly
offer twelve valuable rewards in their
Monthly for February, among which is
The following:
We will give $1,000 in gold 70 the
person telling us which is the middle
verse in the Oil Testament Scriptures
by February 10Th, 1888 Should two
or more correct answers he received, the
reward will he divided. The money vii
ha forwarded ~ the winner February
i5'h, 1889. Prisons trying f"r the re-
ward must send 20 cents in silver { no
postage stamps ,aken) With their ans
wer, for which they will receive the
Ma. ch Non hly. in which the name and
address of the winner Of the reward and
the cerrcct answer will he published =
This NAV he worth $4,000 to vru; cut
it out Address RUTLEDGE PCB-IsHINe
CcMPaNY. East m. Penna
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LEGAL NOTICE.

TOHN McNULLEN, aged fifteen years. and
y Suzey A. McMullen. aged thirteen years,
who reside in the city of Independence. in the
co unity of jackson, in the State of Missouri
will take notice that ON the 18th day eff Janu.
sry. A. D. 1883 Suzey A Hogue filed her pc.
tition in the common pleas court of Monroe
county, Ohio. in case number two thousand
three hundred and sixtv.eight. against the
above named parties and others praying
for the assignment of her dover in the fol-
lowing described real estate sit ate in said
county of Monroe, to wit:
The southwest quarter OF the southwest
quarter of section twenty-seven. township Ave
of range six; also. the northwest quarter of the
southwest quarter of same section. township
and range; also, the east half of the southeast
quarter of section thirty-thrne, township five OF
range 6, except twenty-six and fiftv-four hun
dredth acres off the last tract decided by
Thomas Rouse to Denton Watkins off the south
part thereof containing in all one hundred and
eight acres moro or less
Said parties are required tn answer on or be-
fore the Oath dav of March A D. 1893, or
judgment NAV b, taken cGainst them.
SJZEY A. HOGUE Plaintiff,
Bv SPRIGGs & DRIGGs. her Attorneys.
jan30, 1871.
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Wheeling Wholesale Market.
WHEELINa. Tu..d,y. Jan. 2i

WHEELING Tue-dsy. Jan. %.
Grsin--I'n- gGain rala he past week
iiss heen sati i.f.c:rrv. although there has
y en- nothing OF special interest in the
Incal market. Wheat this morning is
worth 81, that l. the price paid Tor good
red wheat state corn ia now wo. g.
SO 55-. G o" S!ae oais a.e'q ,oled ct
| 40s45c
Fl! ur--The demand c,rtihsss fair
With no chaEga in pr ces. The qnnts.
tiers his morning are: New tlnu 5 80
| s6 o. The regular hrands are as follows
| C.oicc amber. 6 75 Z 25; Medium am.
oer. 6 CO.'S 25; Wisconsin. 6 7es7 90;
Minnesota extra. 75aS 90; farcv st.
Lou;s. s G0aS 50: ancv patents, 25a
/ s rs. G rn meal. PER hushel, 90c; os,-
moal, fancy, per harrel. 1916 90;
omninn. 25; rye fl our, per barrel.
5O45 Is.
d led F ni's- W. q1ote rrifno quar-.
tered appie' at tie; evdpo a'ed applea
Is i4c pnr ncunt: evapera'ed peaches
(unpate Ice per ponnd.
Sat-per harrel 81 10.
Swee, Corn 2. per pnund.
Seeds The prices are az follows:
timorhv 2 co: ov,r Gtla5 60; Blue
Grass 10: "rchari tta 90
V.ne9ar-D uhls sftenq h vine vinn.
gar. 25as0c standard, IL 13c; 10 lie
for cnuntr, stock wire vinegar 50c.
'~ss X re'pts are ght; demand
stpsiv; prime navies SO 90: nt;me me.
dunn 80 40; limas 3 7544 90; butter
b ans 50 25 per hushel.
Chersp--I quoted at 10c for prime
Western and l3tal5 for Nv York.
S vei,zer 1871 acc ,ri NJ to u.llty.
Limhurger l2c.
F'a hels-Live G 'ese firm at 50a5jc;
0,45c tor m xed
flonev-W hite clover, new 90 Csc in
and 2pound frames per round Nav
Y 'rK, in irIagnar p oks.es 1Sa20c.
:inckwheat Is Ice; str, inc l0,l2e.
Tallo~- Market STEADY ctullIy 6a65c
per pound; cit, 7a71
Brrswax No. |, 2Sa2Sc
General P.o iuce-Apnlee. in good de !,
mand hnt scarce ai SO So co pr har-
ri Butter, receipts medium; 20n22 rer
II. for fir>t.c ass article. Sauer Kraut,
6 G0a7 90 per barrel. Eggs. Receipts
light and demand good at 80 3lc Der
d"zan for fresh. poraoes, very scarce
a 90c pr bu bel.
Appie Buter-5tc ptr pcuni,
u nser rg-once IN IRE eam ng in she
ma ket al d qu"ed a. 30
y Wool Is still dali AMI W ak. The
best grade ls ho' w ten sbo@. 81.
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NOTICE.

MARY HOsKINs and Jacab Hoskius. her
VI husband, who reside at Willow Island,
Plea SAINTS County. West Virginia, and Ann
Bizs Allen whose place ef rssidsucs is
unkn OWL, heirs of Joseph Ward. deceased.
will taks uotios that Joseph Garrard and
Jona' han Smith, Administrators, with will
annexed of the estate of joseph Ward. de :
ceased, on the 4th day of December, 1892,
fled their petition in the Probate Court of
Monroe County. (hio, alleging that said 10
seph Ward, died se'zsi of the follow ng de
,cribal real estate situate in Monroe County,
Ohio 10 wit:
The northeast quarter of section thirty
three. township thfe range FIVE, containing
one bunired AMI tour acres more or less.
Alse the southeast Jlartsr of tn. ,1uth
east quarter of section thirty f,ur, towns Zip
three, rauge five, containing twenty six acres
more or less: also, a part Of the southwest
, quarter Of the southwas inarrer of section
twenty eight township three, raugs five. all
| lying west OF III. road leading from Browns-
Vile t, Woodsfeld. containing twenty acres
more or les
Aud also. the northwest part of the sonth
west quarter of the northwest quarter of
section twenty seven, township three. ranes
five Beginning at the northwest corner of
said southwest quarter, running east tn the
first hollow; thence with SAID hollow south
westwardly to the secten line; thencs north
to he p ace of bsginnius, containing four
acres more qor Fss In al one hundred gu !
hitv tour acrss m)ro or less.
Tberprayer of said petition is for the sale
of said real estate as authorz,d b, the will
of said Testatnr.
The persons first ahnve mentioned W Il
further take notice that they have been
IN made parties defendant to sal pat ton, and
that they ale required to answer the samt
Oh or before the 9th dav of February 1881
ISGPH G.RiRD anil
JNNATHAN SMITH,
administrators, with the will annexed, Of Jo
Il seph Ward, decd.
jas2. 1877.
DAVID CKEr, Atty.
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MahOne's Bad Manners.

WAsnuNGToN, January 26.-Matone's 5
manner was spything hnt serious during
the Hill memorial services in the Senate
For time he occnpied a seat on The
floor. laughing AMI talking to some o
the Republican Senators, apparently rio.
iculing the sentiments uttered by the OF.
ators. Afterwards he sat in the dool
of the cloak room. smoking a cigar anf
peerIng ont with sort OF half indifier
ent, half sarcastic look NJ his fox-'ike
countenance. Malone has unplt assR
recollections of the eycoriating Hill
gave him in the greatest speech the la'
ter ever made during his service in Con
gress
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FRESH OYSTERS
TTGHT.
Try The Family Safe Guard Oil

Try The Family Safe Guard Oil.
A safe light. 100 per cent better
light, than with the ordinary oils. Ne
more explosions, no more had sicklV
lights. No more disa2reeahle odors
from burning bad oils, but an oil OF
high "fire test with a light "specifc
gravity" positive protection aeains
txl losions, having an extraordinary
-ight-giving power which continues Ill
The lat drop in the lamp is consumed.
Consumers must remember that in lis
sse that they have great protection to
life and property guaranteed, which
ought celtainiy 10 compensate for its
nominal extra cost, to be lad from
P. SCHUMACHER. JR.. & BRO.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.
Local Notes and Notions.

The present term OF Court will close
this week.
A masked party at Mr. P DIEHL's
Friday evening.
Lawyer REEcE, Of Bellaire, was here
on business in Court last week.
MISS MAGGIE BoUeHNER, Of Cameron,
visited at Judge WAETcN's last week.
We surrcnier most Of our space this
week to a report of the ZoNkEs trial.
CLARA WIRE ohtaincd divorce from
L D. WIRE atthe present term of Court.
Thanks to DR.. B. DENNE, Of Bealls-
Vile, for a number of new subscribers.
JoHN BILLMAN, of Illinois, formerly a
resident of this county, is back visiting
friends.
Misses BELL SINCLAIR and LUoT PEAR
SON visited friends in Besllsville last Sat-
urdav.
JAMES W. wALroN. Esq, of Barnes
vile, attended Court last week on legal
business.
Five slander suits at this term OF
Court. Two tried. two continued and
one compromised.
Mr.. JACOB SMITH, of this place, has
been confined to bis home with pleurisy
during the past week.
JAMES A DRlgGs will remove to Ben
wood, West Va. this week where he
will engage in the bakery business.
Mr. PETERS, Of Brooklyn. N Y, edi-
tor of one of the papers there, visited
his niece Mrs. Fl F. RURKEEAD last
week.
Miss MINNIE PoGeENBURe, teachtr r
ia our schools, has the measles. Her
sister, Miss ELLA, is teaching in her
place.
What = pity 8, mach powler and
paint was wasted on last F'iiav night
WELL.(s) we suppoae it couldn't be
helped.
Mr.. CAMPBELL. Of Steuhenviile. was
the official reporter ia the case of Ohio
ys. ZoNkER. He did his work in first
class style.
Miss HATTIE Pool. Of Nnrristnwn,
who has been visiting the family of J.
p SrRIGas for some time, returned
home on Monday.
vBsNoN WALrsn, son of Judge R. K
WALrox. has secured position with the
printing establishment Of ODELL d. May
ER, at Dsvton. Ohio.
JeHx AD,xs. of this place. was in
dicted at the present term Of Court for
resisting an officer. and the Court i'm
posed tae o. e25 and c,sts.
There will be SUNDAY School Mis-
sionarv Meeting at the VI f Church on
next SUNDAY evening The programme
will consist of recitations, readings,
songs. d..
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~We had the pleasure of accou

EFW We had the pleasure of accom-
panyiug a sleigbing party TO Mr.. W.
SLoAN's on last Friday evening. We
were received in most hospitsble man.
ner by Mrs. SLOAN. who, in short time
after our arrival, invited US to the din.
ing room where a table spread with a
grand feast met our view and to which
anpIe justice was done ny the party
After supper the evening was spent in
dancing and games until midnight. The
rariv then hsde the hostess good night
sll saving they had had most delight
Jul time and would surely come again
Mrs SLOAN knows Just how to entertain
lp, friends and make each one feel a.
ftne. The only unpleasant occurrence
during our visit was breakdown or
our road home causing the occunants oI
crf sled to he until four O'Clock mex
morning reaching homo.
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Chicago.

CHicAgo. Jan. 26 --Hoge-Markot
sead VI KID S 75s6 30; heave Is
a6 so; light. 5 75,6 35; skipi q 10,
) 4C.
C,tle -M,rkn' 1nc lower on an aver.
age; prru 90 IS, eo,.d to uhnic.
.hipning 8 zJ.5 20: c,m non T., lair
ID 10; c'o;ei W ak and a larss
nnmher sold; butchers 25; stacx-
r> and feadprs 10 4 80
S-epp ket owe. sup lied and ias
IS lnwer cnmmion 10 far 8 IS so;
oedum to COOL 75a5 l5; cnoic- 10
extra 5 Is 60
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Page, OF Californra, thinks lie hears a
call Tor another river and harhor hill.
Page had better consult some physician
who makes a speciality of diseases of the
esr.
CIV Pattison's Inauguration cost the
Stale OF Pennsylvania just S2S 30
Even the Builerian idea of sewing The
peoples IN .ney can hardly be said t"
Law over this.
Snme wears agn Pltrick Gleason ahan-
doned his wife and snn ir Indiana The
son. then eighteen. was a fortnight ago
,e-comuitted {, ,he Jeffers"nvrlIe Jail
for larceny. On the way to the wora
shin, be passed through line OF con.
wet, One Of them was his fas'ir'
The recognasion was mutual.
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East Liberty. Q

EAST LIBERTY. Jan. 26.-Cat'le-Ma'.
kel act We III Is 25c higher: prime 6 00a
6 Is; good 4 Is 5 Is; common 25,
4 SO: good tat heifers 4 1875 so; ,oi
lat crws 3 00s4 so.
Hogs Pniadpiphias 6 9Ca7 10: Raj.
tinures 75a6 IS: Y rk,s 40a6 70.
Sheep Extra 5 35 5 Is; p',ma i 90
a5 Is; good 4 b0a4 Is; fair 8 50a
4 25; common 2 25 3 90.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes says that & ere
is nothing in the world tenderer than the
pity that kind hearted eill has for &
young man who feels lonely. Anl
young man is willing 10 feel lonely sim
ply for the sake of being an oiject o
pity to bind ffa'ted Young girl.
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~Thnse living in the vicinity of Je
rusalera shonld MT fail to sttend the
Great Executors Sale Of ResdY Made
Clothing, Boots. Shoes, Hats &c, which
will he there only iavs-Janusrv 3l't,
February lst. and 81 Auction Thurs
day and Fri,av nights. Private sale
durirg dav. j. BECK, Auctioneer.
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Missouri has a phenomenon in the
form Of child with three tongues o
course il is girl.
VIM. r. Lawrence, who died ahou,
two vpsrs ago, made iortnna'e inves'-
met when ss lar rack as l843 he paid
$4,000 fer farm al Ochre Poin,. New
port. The amount realiz 4 nv himself
and his heirs from the sale OF the same
farm ia over $500 600. and there vi
remaining OF it several building sitts
unsold
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1t will be Democratic Paper, devoted to
Politics, News, tarkets, Agricu ture and Lit
erature, and will be edited With the view of
making it desirable Family Newspaper.
AS new candidate for public favor, The
WEEKLY News will cater to the requirements
of its readers. 1t will thoroughly discuss
all We questions of the day. 1t will give
particular attention to the gathering of the
news. Especial care will DO taken in com
piling the various market reports. In the
interest of the farmer, q goodly space will
be devoted to agriculture. General litera-
tu.e and other matters fitted for the family
Giro will comprise an important department
of the paper, and it will be the purpose of
the management to so edit and publish THR
WEEKLY NEws as TO commend II to and make
it welcome visitor in every household.
The WEEKLY News will be large quarto,
containing sixty four columns OF reading
matter printed ON a fine article of calen.
dered paper.
In order to reach all classes, it will be sold
at the following low
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Notice to Masons
BRIDGE CONTRACTORS.

\IOTICR is hereby given that seslsi propo
" sails will be received at the Auditors Of
ics. Woodsfsld Monroe County, hio, till I
o'clock p m, on
Monday, February 5, 1888,
!nr performing the labor aud furnishing the
materials necessary to the ere ;tion of a
bridge across the Rich Fork of Muskiugu N
jreek at Farnesworth's. Wayne township, in
said county. and also two abutments for said
'uperstractura. Sa,t bridge IS to be so feet
.ns, l6 feet wide aud single track.
dders are required to furnish separate
plans and specifications for both bridge and
abntments, setting forth the nature quality
md size OF the materials to be used in the
'rection of said bridge; the strength of the
'tructure when complet d and the separat,
'o-t IT base and superstruture, when any pro.
o>al includes both; and also whether there i,
my patent right on the proposed pan. or any
nd if any. what part there f.
Contract TO be awarded to the person or per.
ons giving security, as required By law, whC
the lowest and best responsible bidder u
bidders. considering price, plan. material ant
method of construction: hut the Commission
ers reserve the right to reject any or all bids.
S A. ATKINSON,
jas, ,'s3wd. Auditor Monroe Co., Ohio.
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w In the case Of DAVID SANDERS

RY In the case Of DAVID SANDERS
and wife vs. DAVID YEAGeR and wife, a
Islander snit from Jackson township.
tried in Court on FRIDAY last, the jury
returned a verdict giving the plaintiffs
SIS damages. 1t would have heen more
to the credit of all parties concerned had
they remained at home and settled their
difficulty out of Conrt.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
waee,,n, live stock 'sarxe,.

WEHGtgEs Nv r NEDCA "E'FEFH
January %. 1883
Ca'tle-S'eers AMI haifers W iInIne
from 100 to 800 lbs, Fl 4c; go tc
l 600 lhs.. H.; ex ra II Cow com
mon p &c; 'ed. Il st'; milch cs"~
$50 0Gl60 90 Bal 8, 3 81, Ca YES
per head. S5 C0slG 90.
Hng--L'grt and rongh, 5Aa4'; 'ai
to good, 5J"6c; extra IA hogs, 6 81
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Valuable Property for Sale.

ONE large Dwelling House. containing 8
" rooms; one large Store House aud T"hse-
co House, all in the town Of Nltonsbdrg-
Also a good farm. containing III acres, ad-
Joining the town of Miltonshurs.
PETER DORR,
Miltonshurg, Monroe Co Ohio.
ianl6'S3m2
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.

CALyERToN LIVE STocK SeaLEs,l
MONDAY. JaH. IL 1888.
PRICES OF BEEF CATTLE At faE MARKET
TtIIS WEEK
VERY hest on sale this week Is 6 375
thar generally rated first quaht 81
G2s; MEDIUM or good fair qrsrt, 3 s74
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4 81 ord nary hin steers,o and cows
3 25a3 624; extreme range Of prip s,
3 25a6 374 most OF the sale. we're ffcm
4 00s5 ste
Hogs-Fric 3 S'S!a for rnnph sows
and stays. he ter gr a,s 81 sa., aud tx
ira 81, mast sales ranging a. ard near
s&c
Sheep Common stock is very dull
and reno. ted as NJ wanted. We qnoie
ii 81 ~, and X ra fine select onst at 6.
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~The Directors of the Agricnltu-
raj Society will meet al the Msvors Office
In Woodsield on Saturday next, Fehru-
arv 81, to e'ert Presi lent, Secretary
and Treaanrer for tn" ensuing year.
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GE Farmers ami others desiring Q
eenteel. lucrative agency business, b.
which S.. to $50 dav can he earned.
seud address at ouce. on postal, 10 II.
G. WILKINSON Il Co. 1875 and 1877 Full
ton Street, New York.
Dec 96, 1882, me.
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DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COMMITTEE

There will he meeting OF the Demo-
cratic Central Committee at the Court
House in wood. field, on
Saturday, the 17th bay of February,
at o'clock P. NJ, TO fix the time and
manner of holding the next Democratic
Convention.
Let there he full a!tsn1snco.
Below is the list of the me mhers OF
tho Committee.
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Jan. 26-Flour a 75aS G1; Whea'
0s; Corn SIC Oats 4ae; Rye 65",
Rsrlev 70
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Naw xnrN.

Ian. is-Flour. 8 e5as 80: Wheat
IA: Corn 6la6sc; Oats a 53c; Rye
76c; Barley | 10.
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w.,nsae,a s.oax Market:

Jan 90 --Csttie 4a6c per pound
Sheep 3aic per poan,i Hogs 4a5 pr
pound gross.
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EsatfimOre.

Jan 26 = Flour 5 00a7 25 Wheat
15: Com II 72:; .Ons 47a5lc; RY'
71r.
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Agricultural Election.

The election for Directors OF the Ag
ricultural Society was held in the Sher-
IFS Office on the 81 h inst, with the fol-
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THR Ohio Ropuhlicsns will hold their
State Convention at Columbus on the
5th dav of June
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Wholesale PriceS!!

Parties buving Mus ins, Sheetings
Tow tlines Calic"s &c, for Family ust
hy the piece or hall piece get ibera
reduction from our usrnl loio r, tail pri
ces at P. + KINGS, B llaire, 0
Jan. 23, 1888 ct.
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ChiragS.
EIlClnaasI

Jan. 26.-Flour 8 5n7 2j; Wheat
CO: Corn Csc: Oats 37a39s; Rve 81 :
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Will be distributed among those who obtain
and serd in to THE WRtKLY NEWS the ten
largest clubs of full rats subscribers from
any one State by the st If July, 1883:
Each subscription in these clubs will be
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The first fgc names we're on both
tickets. They are elected for years
and the second five are elected FOR year
| oanh
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REDUCED PNIOES.

E~Call at The SPIRIT Office for job
printing from visiting card up to full
sheet poster Letter heads, business
lard or envelopes, statements and bill
ncads printed on short notice.
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GNE DOLLAR PER YEAR.

Parties working for the above premiums
must invariably send ONE DOLLAR with each
name reported, and they should give names
with P o. addresses, and seud money IS fast
az the subscribers are obtained
Small amounts OF money may be sent by
mail at the Cempany's risk, bat amou nts
ever 50 must be sent by postofice money
order, check, or by registered letter.
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Remnants! Remnants!

We have large lot of Drt IS Goods,
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