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Index to New Advertisements.
L.s.i Notes and Notions.

Tsachsrs' examination next Saturday
The 17ih inst.
GnoEeK P. DoxR is clerking in tb
Auditors Office.
Mrs. NJ. A. RIcHNER left for Manills
Ind. on Monday morning
But one mail each day was received
over the railroad last week.
". E. MALLcRr, Esq attended Bel
mont county Court last week.
Dr.. McCeY. the Dentist, did larg
business in woodsaeId last week.
Mr.. FORREST GArcHELL has retired
from the Richmond. Ohio, Radiator
Judge WILLIAM 0KEY attended Coui
IL Belmont county last week.
Miss AnELrA NzuHARr. of this place
is visiting friends In Clarington and Ma
; ristla.
Asnxs OkkY took charge as County
Clerk on the 9Th inst., j. 7. JUDKINs re-
firing.
Auditor ATKINSON made his settle
ment with the Auditor Of State ten days
vince.
The County Commissioners meet in
regular session on the first Monday oI
March.
CIV. CARRoraERs was very low las,
week, but at this writing, Monday, is
some better.
The Ohla river was out Of its banks
last week and the destruction of boat
and ether property was great.
CnARLEY HoErFLER has charge oil
LOUIS HoEFFLER's store while the latter
10 confined to bis home BY sickness.
Miss HATTIE DIEHL, who has heen
visiting friends IN Indianapolis for some
time, returned home last Thursday even
ing.
EEes q. JosEs. who escaped from
fail few davs since, was seen near Cald-
we'll, Noble county, going toward Bev-
erly.
The Democratic COMMITTEE meets next
Saturday. We shall he ready to an
nounce candidates the following week at
% each.
r. A WELSH. OF Armstrong; Mills,
offers for sale good farm in Washing
ton township, Belmont county. See ad-
vertisement.
On the ~ inst FREDERICK McCAULY,
. resident Of Bethel township, was ex-
sniHsd in the Probate Court and declar
cd insane and entitled to admission to
the Asyium at Athens for treatment.
A good newspaper is the'pnor mana
library. Encourage newspaper reading
among your children, and you will soon
discover fondness for the family jnur-
nal and rapid improvement in manners
and general intelligence.
Rev. BRows. OF B.llairs. will preac b
as Buchanan Church. at 10 o'clock, and
at the Preshvterian Charch, Woodsfi cid,
att o'clock P. NJ, AMI at Ne~ Castle al
7P. NJ. on Sunday, February l8; also
at New Castle on February 19.h at Ii
A. NJ. and Z P. N
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HAn exchange says: Persons using
kerosene lamps will be glai to know
that il the wicks are soaked in stroag
vinegar twenty-four hours aud thorough
ly dried before heing inserted all smoke
will be avoided, the wicks will last twice
as long, and an increased brilliant Iigh,
will be obtained
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w Miss Rlth A.. Youngest daughter
OF ] T Morrill,. E a., OF this place
was united in marriage to Mr.. Richsrd
B Humes, OF Bridgeport. Ohio. on
Tuesday evening of this week. Rev
Ferguson male the twsin one ia good
stvle. The Metropolitan Band serena.
ded the happy couple with their usua
good music Mr. and Mrs. Humes lef
for their home on steamer Courier at {
late hour on same Claring,or
Adspsndent, ID inst.
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The Invading Settlers to be Driven
Out of the Indian Territory.


ST. Louis, Feb. 9 "A special dispatch
from Little Rock, Ark Says: "Advices
from the Indian Territory are to the eff.
feet that the Indians are greatly excited
regarding the invasion OF Oklahoma by
Capt. Payne AMI his followers. They
fear that Payne's persistence will uiti.
mately force the government to CONS
promise leatiing to settlement Of tha
part OF the Territory, and opinion is di
vided among the leaders as TO whether
the expulsion OF the invaders ought to
he left wholly to the government Oh
in driving them out. General Pope:
troops are guarding the border Nc
captures have been reported so far"
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MARRIED.-On January lst, by R'v,
CHARLES KocH, Miss LUCY Lowe to Mr.
ANDREW j. KoCRER.
January 2Slh, by Rev. JOHN A
WRIGHT, Miss MARGARET J. DUvALL 10
Mr.. GEoRag n. WALTERS.
January sSth, by Rev THOMAS CLINE
Miss SARAH f. DYER to Mr.. SYLVESTER
NJ. CLINE.
January goth, by Rev. WILLIAM Fer
GUsoN, Miss RUTH A. MORRILL, to Mr.
RICHARD B. HUMEs
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S The hotel at @ ,aker City, Guern-
sey county, kept by Mr.. ]. W DEvoRE,
formerly Of Graysville, this county,
caught 6re at night on the lst inst. and
the contents of two rooms were destroy
ed. The building was saved. The prop
erty DESTROYED was insured
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~Mr. Isaac MITCHELL, Of Greer
township, informed Us last week that hi'
observation led him TO believe that a
least one-half of the growing whea'
crop had been killed nv the severe wealth
er Again: That the seed sown las
Fall was inferior and much OF it failef
I, come nn
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INsoLVENT NOTICE.

NTOTICE is hereby given that on the 1st
lN day of February, A. D. 1883, Willis
Rush made application to the undersigned
for relief under the laws governing assign
ments to avoid arrest; and said applicant i s
required to appear in the Probate Court Of
Monroe County, Ohio, on the 18th dav OF
February, A. D. 1883, and filed his petition
therein. J.P. SPRIG9j,
Commissioner Of Insolvsnts of said County
feb6, ,'S3ti.
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81; med um or good fair crafty 8 75i

81; med um or good fair qraity 8 rs,
4 %; ordinary thin s:eers ,oxen snd COT
2 50a3 37d; extreme range of prices.
2 sos s74; most Of the sales we're ftch
4 00s5 62ic.
Hogs PRICES Sastc for foueh sb@s
and stsgs, better grades 81 &c, aud ex-
ira s., most sales ranging at and near
94c
Sieep Common stock is very dull
and repo, ted as not waDled. We gnote
a t4c, and xra fine selections at Ct.
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THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY
MRS. NJ. G. WEST, Local Editor,
MASONIC DIRECTORY.

HoNRoR LODGE No. 1s9 f. and A. NJ
Assts at Masonic Hall in Woodsfeld, on
Wednesday evenings. on or before each full
nssa. B. B. HILL. W. NJ; JAS. R. MORRIS
1ss'y.
NoobsfIELD CHAPTKn No. S5, R. A. ".
hssA in Masonic Hall WoodsHeld. on Mon
aay evening after full moon. ]. T. SPRIGes
M. b. ri JAS. r. MoKR1s, sec'y.
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HA fearful disease has made its ap-
pearance in the school districts at Ian.
caster. 1t is species Of itch, or scratch
-es, more violent than the genuine seven
year article 1t has become veritable
plague, and three schools have already
been closed on account of it.
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H MrcaAsL Wool chased last
week OF PATRICK DoUGHERTY, Of this
township. Center, 80 acres of his farm
for sa,l5o. The Dairy Of Mr.. DoUGH-
zRTY is upon the land sold and will be
operated in the future by Mr. Wool
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H Auditor ATKINSON informed u.
last week that the Agricultural Society
would not be given its order for State
Fund until the Treasurer hal filed his
finsncial statement for the past year -
Those holding bonds of the Society will
be notified when the State Fund is re-
noivpd
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Swlndled:

DEsNrsoN, o, Feb. lit just now
leaks out that thirty prominent citiseEs
# Uhrichsville, one mile cast of here,
have been Geeced by the alleged swin-
dlers, Kendall 4 Co, of Chicago. Many
OF the innocents have been sending Kel-
" d Co. large Gums of money for seve-
raj months past, and the amount which
has thus been wrung from the Urichs.
villains is estimated q, from so 900 tn
$4,000 Among these unfor,unafe
dealers in 'puts" and "cs.ls' ere prom
iIent elder in the Presby terian Church
and an old Methodist class leader.
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.

To Fred Rinde5e,yer,o or ,oltom 1t may Concern:
Notice is hereby given, that G. W. Cline
& Son has deposited in the County Treasury a
sum of money sufficient to redeem lot No.
6, in Coohransville. Said land was sold at a
Delinquent Tax Sale by John Ruegsegger,
Treasurer of Monroe County, Ohio, January
16, 1883, in the name of G. W. Cline & Son
to Fred Kindslberger
s. A. ATKINSON,
fsb6 1919, Auditor Monroe Co. Ohio.
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~ McCLELLAND. OF the Enterprise
is now Editor of two papers. "bott
weekly" The Sunday Nesos is bright
sns2py paper and for it we predict sue
eeea
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CATTLE MARKETS.
wheeling Lite stock Market.

February 9. 1888
Cattle-Steers and heifers Weighing
from TOO to 800 lbs, 34a4c; 900 to
l 600 lbs., 4a44c ;ex'ra AZ. Cows CON-
mon p ,3c; good. 81 '3tc; mich cows
$50 OGa60 co. Bulls. 3a3tc Caves
per head, S5 G0a1C 90.
Hoga-Light and rough. 5a5tc; fail
to good, 6.6@c; extra lard hogs, 6a6lc
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.

CALvERroN LIVE SrocK SoALEs,)
MONDAY, Feb. 5, 1888.
rRfcEs OF BEEF CATTLE AT TIE MARKET
THIS WEEK
vety best on sale this week 5 62s 6 37i
that generally rated first quality 4 a73a5
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NOTICE DISAPPOINTMENT.

Estcts Of Richard II Talbot, Deceased.
THE undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as Administrator of the estate
of Richard H. Talbot late of Monroe Coun-
ty, deceased.
Dated this 27th day of December, A.D 1882
feb6 '83w5. CHARLES P. TALBOT.
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When you saw that man Is dogmat
ic you should always amphasize the Sec
ond syllable, though your meaning is
Isontained in the first.
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.

To r ed Kindleberger,o or sohom IL may Ooneer,.!
Notice is hereby given, that G. A. Powell
has deposited in the County Treasury 9
sum of money sufficient to redeem lot No. 80
in the town of Cochransville. Said land
was sold for taxes by John Ruegsegger. Treas
urer Of Monroe County, Ohio. January 16
1883, in the name of G.. A. Powell to Fred
Kindleherger.
8. A. ATKINSON,
feb6,'S3t3 Auditor Monroe Co. Ohio.
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DISSOLUTION.

A LII persons knowing themselves indebted
II to the firm of Norris & Wilcox are re.
questsd to call and settle on or before March
I, 1883. as the partnership will that day be
dissolved. MORRIS & WILCOX.
feb6, ,'S3t2. Jerusalem, Monroe Co., Ohio.
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Chicago.
Cincinnati,

Feb. g.-Flour 8 50a7 25; Wheat
C6; Corn SEC: Oats 37a3Sc; Rve 64c
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New York.

Feb S-AFlour 8 95as 30: Wheat
| 90; Corn 6Sa72c; Oats 47a53c; Rye
76c; Barley l 10.
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OBITU RY.

"AsUN m AtSE, SUI VI uOHN dIlu
VIVA e. FowLER, was taken January
1883 in the 2 1 year Of his age.
The reapers have done their work e;
family wreath has been broken; but
Bible saws that it is we'll with the Chi
Little MACY waits the reunion on /
other shore
Put away the little play things
That the darling used to wear,
He will nesd them on earth never
He has climbed the golden stair;
He is with the happy angels,
And long for his sweet kiss,
Where his little feet are waiting
In the realm of perfect bliss.
"Lay aside his little playthings.
Wet with mothers pesrly tears
How we shall miss little MAGrB
All the coming weary yearsl
Fold the dainty little dresses
That he never more shall wear,
For his little feet are waiting
Up above the golden stair.
"Kiss tho little curly treeses
Out from his bright golden hair
Do the angels kiss our darling
In the realms so bright and fair?
OH we pray to meet our darling
For long, long, sweet embrace,
Where the little feet are waiting
And we meet him face to face"
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baltimore.

Feb. Flour OOa7 25: Wheat
Is; Corn 70a72c; Oats 47a5lc; Rye
73c.
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Feb. 9-Flour 75s6 90; Wheat
9s4c; Corn SIC: Oats 42c; Rye Csc
Barley u.
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GF Farmers and others desiring q
genteel, lucrative agency business, by
which S. to $40 day can he earned,
send address at once, on postal, 10 H.
C. WILKINSON & Co, 1875 and 1877 Full
ton Street, New York.
Dec 26, 1882, m6. =
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In the House motion to su-pend the
rules and consider the Legislative Ap-
preparation bill was defeated.
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Woonsaeld StOek Market.
Feb l2-Cattle 4a6c per pound
Sheep 3a4c per pound. Hogs 4a5 pei
pound gross.
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NEW LOCALS.
DR.. JAMES A. Mccoy,

OEN L.
Will be in Graysville Feb II b d 18th
Lebanon, l4th and 10Th.
Staff ,rd, - l AMI 23l
Lewisville, 9th AMI 26.h.
Calais, 27tn and 2Sth.
Persons desiring work please call on
the first day of appointment, as my time
Is limited to the above dates.
Feb 6, 1888, 2t.
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DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COMMITTEE

There will'be meeting OF the Demo
cratic Central Committee at the Cour,
House in Woodsfield, on
Saturday, the 9TH Day of February
at l O'Clock P. NJ, to fix the time anG
mahner OF holding the next Democratic
Convention.
Let there be full attendance.
Below is the list of the members o
the Committee:
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Convenient to B. & s. W. R. R.,well watered
plenty of good white oak timber, and lies
better than any other hill farm of equal sizs
in the township. Good barn, cribs, grana-
ries, farm house. tenant house, etc. Time
given on half, or more, of purchase price.
Want to sell before April l.
7. A. WELSH,
Armstrong; Mills, Belmont County, Ohio.
febl3,'s3t4.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate of Edoard Kelly, Deceased
THE undersigned has been appointed and
L qualified as Administrator, with tbs will
annexed, of the estate of Edward Kelly late
Of Monroe county, deceased.
Dated this 5th dag Of February. A D 1883.
febl3, '83w3. W. b. BOOTH.
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CE 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
neaas printed on short nfice.
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COM Nc Err CT A L !.
woodsfieIdProduce Market,

ooRREorsD WEEKLY BY p. scHrMAnpsR JR.
MONDAY. February IL, 1883
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The Silver Dollar Triumphant.

President Arthur and Secretary Fol-
ger are both open enemies of the "dol-
lar of our dads" and If they could con-
troll the matter, would abruptly termin-
ate its further coinage. TIE President,
in two messages, has recommended the
disconlinuance of the coinage, and Sec
retary Folger in his last report made q
like recommendation. These recon.
mendstions were referred TO the Coinage
Com mittee Of the House This COM
mittee met to day and adopted the fol
lowing resolution, offered By Mr.. Pay
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Chairman Dem. Cen. Com.
ED ] GRAHAM. Secretary.
, 1883-04-14
VARIOUS QUACkS.
Who--Yach with His Own Pei
Scheme-CuItivafe.the Field
OF Human Nature,

There have always t-sen quAeks; ie-'si
auarI.s. Theological Qulcks, scientific qnAek'
and medical qgack-. Some OF them are bianH'
an-y fellJEs who argue and sIni!e the world
into ielievin. IN their f4vorite hit G. hunoug.
Otf.-rs are Toinyous and preten;ious parasites
R,,. tl.ey make it pay. Men seen u love 10 be
.sir!lii.d. stipulAting only that II shall oe
neatly done. The dear public are equally lilh-
era! t. the electric and magnetic fraud ihi'
fellow i a genius in his line. He viii pnt
ma,netic bit around your waist, magnetic
necklace under youT chin, or IT yoG out with
IN ,ntire .;,it a Iisg-etic clothes, warranted
,n ,.tye the IurIos- oi culinary garments, aud
At tie same tine 20 cure ali diseases. from
uh,npiug cough :" hss.T c, nsrnftipn-
Mot of tLese have uu more electric or mag
u.t;r lower -i,nut them tiaH resides IN WOODEN
Blankets " in girjl-s ot sacSc!oth. Only
..h-n srr'iel II al expert j. electricity of the
II sI,t.s; H., ~ a medicinal agent and even
tt-r, ,;s value il grossly over sti'-d What
i, he .tIaugs,t ro-si'le:pre-um' tive evidence
IN favor Il 4. particular remedy. t."-riy tnat
Il should have l~~u prepared ~ r--:-'i7il'ie
J--r-,,u- of acknowledge -Ail - tie tr-iti'iett
( f.,s.>-.
S,uaIrly N la, f,uaihti"a stands BEN
SONS CArCINE Porous rLiISE!:.
End.r.-a bv 900 physicians, pharmacists.
tirls ,'.gs ani chemists, it nee = ~ fgFther
.r.aI.-sv n.r Introduction. /, Il th- me and
unly true and tris,l external application.
pus.k, # al kin!s pay the Capcire tho c"W
u IinrIt of th-rr dislike a. SaaH l. st'i : hat
luly wtt"r.
LIZ in the 5ni,Iiie 0f th' pia,tsr f"r the
word "CAPCINf' Price - cents
>,- frrrr 4 johnson, Chemist, New York.
, 1883-04-14
In = DeploTSsle State

The iLusuuLhi.rc k1.iIag irrIu ihr drE1
10 Man TN It !, lIofai,l, in tn worst .an-
.,,tlan ,i Any s,Irct Ia ;ii- eity. aid IA oar
.p4n,on It shouli le the hrsi kept. ,ayr
Nam ,trrrt. From Mil errrN ur-ry g.
TAIlr.ai tack l. = Succession ul rufs ar,t
E.ui holes, that a-- nytl"ns hUt g.sasEr'
10 nd. ever ani docs rot i;lyTuy, ihr ga. Z.
ria. Of tie V-hicl,-s tfa' aTv Guns aH-.. Ias,-
iay TO a,.i iro Ii the P'e-oui l'.''sr',
tal,ers have not eui-rPrIse eis"utt :" Keep
the streets 10 proper ooler, sur-l, Ne u.'t
rNp-r. strangers TO SO II. and Il vase
aarnoe they AL! ~ where they caE Lax a
.-arrisy- ride g.th fair chIaee a! Il = iay-
llrth.nb,c hrokrn in the alnusI i.n;'ASs
.iIe raix a a mad NrhIV- g't over ~vn'
i,rnl WHY our Lack Eui more secluded
sire, & alr 10: Improved aai kept IA s'Eie-
;h,ni hk. plssAhle state. bat in this case,
wa-r- the travel is uearly equal TO that
IN Nam ,trr-t, nc fail to see the philosophy
Ui allowing II {" remain IN its present condI-
TIA. Possibly II the parties under whose
laIis C.IlD .his matter comes Werr cOmpeil'
~ to ridv Gy snd down tina; str ,t every
& y. trey Wc:.A see the virtue = our r.
ta.s-.
, 1883-04-14

fEovI y. T.. K Il, Wet Moa'a O.
April n, Issl-
T.ak was lzil oI tie ''iai-r suTs il'Oss
Ia, Pend d'Or.ulr rlyrr at the th,ri erD-S-
i-g to-day. The inst train with sHi-r. Il en-
dent J. l.. HaH,;t aud sup rvisIrc "n-i-
L.er II Thiels-n, crossed thu hTd At
NJ
Yesterday morniD. "v-r -"ve" tGnd'- FL
mrn x.r. passed 10y special tENIn +" Port
land Ha'irtt'. constructions f-fc. Is lat
dls banding, mort ct 'h- men gong hr'"''
Some whit. men and frW hundred Z .'i,a-
men rrua Al ,u the T3ark-', fork di' -r"n T.
pat the r"ai i--,l IN :. OF repair, and !
charge al assistant enLIur' lulIu' ihi"brn'
assisted by the well known track lay. Ih's
L-yOy All Construction mstrral T. bong
turned over to "a ,lneer Neek- Of tnr Mis-,
-ouia division.
Supefinteni,n J. l.. hali-,t ana HI ~
-,s,ant-, Thos. fisnig,n, ". tIuaa~. u. !
Michel, Or l. / Hop John p"~.ir7
and jar br,su. start IL Post and M""'i''
"eni. 10 rrs, pro bm ir,u the tedious "'Ih
oi railroad h",I.h"G-
Throogh trAins Wi! 10. luno'us :" TIE
third crossing by tin 9TH pi Arr',.
Track viii Lc to .!'s7 u'a hy tl~ %
ApuI.
4
, 1883-04-14
Runaway Accident

I--t.,Ia, Inarl-s pa,,-. a,c..'"r'"'''i Iy
Ms ". b. n.utItrr # Mrs Ia SOFT. ant
Charley w h. madr. sn cN-'Ir-I,n Int" tee
country IA one al T"m r'rruey- -rri"=
wagon ia returning. D,y.a, 30" 49,
driving. stopped A, lies place, a'uut seven
m.le. from TIL. cIty. IL w,t,r 'hr team pi'
nj the colt, would rr.t .Iii.ik u,,n Tho IN; y
Lis month, Wher,up.n Bav fastened q I".r
.,nund hi- mex ami th.n tp.k the h.1il"
OIL. The two mn we've H"p uron IA"
ground and the Iaiy alone - IN" o''r'aS"
SaILenl, The ir..e.i a. ho'~- Il. - L aei
uyly and Dl,Is lTahi ed rhr rope II h"id
Inn. but the ariu,al- Ie.I,a around and
s'ar ed un rn". the driver hangir- 1" the
rope for drar hi~. At a dis.an'e at about
lg0 yards he Ma, r".n?rllrl I" let 90. with a
Iarting injunction tn the lady IL remain N
her srat at al hazards.
IL sr.nis she .ill 4p' he i the alNisr, t"w-
ever, n the gentlemen s""n came NJ 70
where the lady w,~ lying l'y the roa's~I''', W
an UNCONSCIOUS oond.tinu ltspprars th'' i'dS
L.cams frightened and jumped from the
wagon failing heavily "n her shoulder = h'eh
wss dislucatrd She w.S removed t" the
r--,deuce of Mr.. Lee. wh,r r. s,esy'hin- y :
sihle Wac done to alleviate h.r aca; II =
inT. and from there brought to her O. s',i.'. a..
ln tins cIty. pr- Kellogg aud Cow" ar''
,,IIei @hn up"n examination i"n"H lAAi
aside from the inquired shoulder thr IA IA bad
sustained traction pi ihr ankle ionr. WAIT
aggrayatrs tn case Is thu r>trem" a.,' -
Mrs. Webb, she berng rrariy - years "d
n al snr remained ia the vehl,.lr sh- ",'iG
have escaped vIh"ct nJary - tnc team
~us stopped s.inr t"" m'i'-- tU'ii'-r "a '''
Nr i.-r.
Tae attending ,'ln s..l.n ini 'rnei >TNTi7
NAN reporter at no1a ta-dty that the hiy
va, dong ~ well a. pos-,hlr unleF the r-r-
clms,auces and experiencing bat NM pan.
.Noressins the belief that she a Ill iCl!y ir
cover from her Injunr>-
, 1883-04-14
LAND TROUBLES
Tie Reed Boys Arrested for assault Si.h
Deadly wesponsA Serious Casa

This nu,n Mrs Ruth M,LcIu sW"Ir :" a
complaint Lrtore Justice l.tn'n "..-'s."'
". IL. r., NJ ami frri Red win III
a.ssalt With 4 de,ilv,Wet'-'u. So ms
that the Mclean, hr,r l-,-r:,-,i -si -,'pls iiHa
about thr-r miles from Il = ely, over - "a,
there Is 4, ,isyu;e h,:orr thr ihr.f ".i''r. Ito
Reeds have been cnl,aN"Tisg - gr' r'DtTo!
nf Tins lan'i. Ln1 last rN' ui". rrIa r,i 'r
Mclean's h"us. accompanied ,'N IA" or t',rr"
o,hrTs. Tins morning thrN ATTEMPTED t" II
mor. s"m, pn,.s whirh bad i--n isi .hut Il
preparatory t. Fnt'rg NJ \ fence. wien 1
: n ci Milan, as-i sIhYt a. or!rr,.l ;i ~
10 ster. L -,a i...ur % the E-c,l~ IL / Il
\ pistol. and 1; /, rIsImr presented e. =" tn
II al ,itle h,N Ill> IA al u..w .l.,sa IL
:. Il gr,Ll.,si E.j D tie v.i-kr-, & rt"i.
Il In iron sluc'rng. ~hy Ia ,t.cJ "r''.hrI
d,e~ Lis p.-;.l .Dd fir,es,trd II e" tie
woman, beat lbl- l. how toe c,uP'a.nl
.-aI-. JGstirr I.l,ran i.-u,! warrants Tor
lh- sr,.st u tie Rel, ,i.> ~ -rr.s,,'r, AMI
tar "a e a.lI Do. heard hei.r- That utilrll Il
lu v'cl.r L to-m,g:nS IA nHrIl--
, 1883-04-14
MIDDLE-AGED MEN

There many At the a-,e uf thirty To- sixty
WIN are troubled with too frequent eva, uati"n
If the Bladder, often accompanied by = sligh'
smlrting Or burning srns:.tinn. and a weaken
ing of the system in 4 maIner the patient can
not account fox TN eXInIrin. the urinary
deposits ropy sediment viii often b. found
and sometimes small PARTICLES nf alhumen Nil
appear. the color will be Of thin nriiki>'
hut, a;,ain changing to 4 d:.rG aud UDrlii NJ
pesranoe. There are many WI" die 81 jhn
difficulty ignorant Of the cause which j. IL,
securi stage df seminal weakness. Dr. SPIN
uey will guarantee 4 perfect cure IN al sgcl
cases, and healthy restoration .: Ih- .'rnitr
urinary organs
OFFICE Horns. 10 10 /. ond Ia y. sun
day, from 10 Ia Ii A. ~ CnESuitati.u :fr,
Thorough rxaminatin and advice, -.
C:,ll or address,
DIR. SPiSsEy 60