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Chapple Hin Items.

"a CHAPPLE HILL, April 13e 1883.
%' Ed. SPIRIT: A few items from this
locatity would perhaps he interesting.
Health OF this community is good,
with some exceptions. 1t has been the
misfortune OF some Of our friends to
take their flight to some other abode -
Mr.. Hsren has moved into his new store
building, and his vacant place will be
filled by Mr. L,pler of Vrginia.
Schools have about all closed for this
season. II was your correspondent g
good fortune with large crowd of other
our school on 3Ist OF March. Our
school { Markle school) has been under
'he efficient management of w o. H
Butt for the nast 6months. School was
opened frst hY class. reading Then a
review in Arithmetic Then the teacher
proposed to have an old time spelling
school. In which all spelled; after this
We we're at bertv until o'clock. One
o'clock soon approached. and then the
teacher announced. the programme of
afternoon work, which consisted: first
3 ,aiing by pupils; 2i-Dialognes by
,tescher and stuients; ;3i--Cpncert rest-
ing ny whole school !; 4ih-Concert SPELL
ing by the abcdsrisns, which pot me in
mind of times that used to he when /
went to school; after this was intermis-
sion few minutes. School was then
called to order for tue last time, after
recess was q comic piece real nv Miss
Breeden. Then the teacher announced
that he would treat, when behold you
the table wss unco vered ahi before your
ewes stood l6 large cakes and upwards
of 80 pounds Of candy. After the treat
vas over;a new topic arose, Which was
speaking. Several persons and teach.
ers Of iespectahiiity male very telling
remarks, after this the teacher made q
speech which contained universal knowl-
edge to the young and middle aged, by
which, all spectators aud bystanders we're
more. or less benefited; by which all
witnessed and claimed the school was q
grand success. This. makes the 5.h
term he has spent with. Us, and it seems
that they have taken iiken to him.
Uur school has been very industrious,
and several Of the stu,en,s are pretty
we'll advanced and they think him 6rst
class Instructor. and tave understood
at this writing that they have hired him
for next winter again. "Success 10 you
Will. - = Mono.
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~ Fhe lolrn wing is the text OF the
new law passed by the present Legisls-
tGre, and is Of intererest TO school Trus-
tees and Clerks: o. ,-@ &C.
- A BILL
To. amend section 40j6 o. the Revised
ssr&r statutes of Oaio.
AaSrcTsex, /. Be IL enacted by The Gen.
sral Assembly of the State Of Ohio, ,Tnat
sect on four Thousand and ity-six Of
the revised statutes OF Onio be amend
ed a0 read sa follows:
eSEcrlos 4057. the board OF educa-
ton NAV fix4tb compensation Of Clerk
and treasurer; The allowance made II
the treasurer shall not exceed one per
centum OF the money disbnrsed by him
on orders OF the board, but the treasur
ers of township districts shall be- allow
ed compensation. one per cenlum on al
school funds disbursed by them; and
both clerks and treasnrers shall he paid
soqtsot the contingent fund: on the order
'of 'fheaboard ofeducation, of but the treas
urers OF city districts shall not be al
loved snv compensation for disbursine
the school funds. = =.
f. SEC 2. That said seciions4c56 be .ant
the same is hereby repealed 49,.
SEQ 8 This act shall take cff'ct, anf
be In force from and after it's passage. q.
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CALAIS BUDGET.

CALAts. OHIo, Aprii 10, 1858.
Ed. SPIRIT: The beautiful Spring has
put In Ra- appearance aud has brought
with it quite lively times. Everything
seems to hreak forth into new lie, which
portrsys 20 the thinking mind. the resur-
rection Of the millions, thar are sleeping
in deaths embrace, to emily the blessed
ness of "A new life, which shall never be
subj ctto decay.
t, The people in this vicinity are all bn-
silly engaged in their duly avocstions and
callings in life.
The exciting times over the Spring
elections have all passed by and the peo
pie have b"come reconciled for afew
months at least. D strict M 8 has had
quite lively time over the election Of
one local director, Jas. W Warner ami
Vincent Carpenter beng the candidates,
but in spite Of fate, with good deal of
electioneering Jas W Warner was elect
ed nv one majority. Hurrah for J W.
He is quite business man in our tnwn-
ship, being Justice, Roaa Supervisor
and School Director.
+ G. T Morris, promising Young man
Of our township has been employed to
Teach the winter term of the Ciauae
school Of Nalags township F. Wehr
teaches the Matchett school the coming
winter. s. Leuellen teaches the Sum-
mer term OF the Vernon school,. Cara
Armstrong, OF Malaga, teaches the Sum
mer term of the; Howiler school, On
the sick list this week, B. r n ,wiler.
H. Nsuhart, and H Morris is still on
the list. Jas. W : Carpenter is contem
plating trip West about the lst of JULY
to look him up location That is a
move ia the right direction. There are
thousands Of acres of uncultivated prai.
lie land that can be bought cheap and
rs just as good as can be found under
the broad canopy. Snooks knows where
Of he afirms, because be hrs been there.
Mr.. R o. Wehr has moved into hts new
dwelling and is transacting an. x'ensive
business. He carries 8 schoice selection
of groceries The Cslsis band boys
have got their instruments ia good re.
pair and are ready for The fall campaign
for -Pendleton and Civil Service Reform.
The Republicans are falling in line with
the Peudleton movement. They declare
they never will vote the Republican
ticket again until the duty on foreign
wool 10 replaced. We noticed in last
weeks Spirit. in the school report -from
Mount Rascal, something like this: N,
of pupils enrolled: hovs 81. girls 81
total, 33, also daily aversge-boYs Is,
girls II; total 80. Please count again
! Mr.. Reporter. We do not count that
way over here at mud sock. We call II
80 and ~ Iwould say to NJ. 5 to
blow his hugle again.
Yours, SNooKs.
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H Several months will elspse before
the political campaign is fairly 6egun,
yet already is heard in some ofthe more
obscure organs that stale old crs. about
Democrats reducing the tariff on. wool.
This twaddle was always senseless. bot
si ce the reduction Of the duty On, wool
by Republican Congress, such. dema,
eoguery becomes supremeIy ridicuious.
There isno danger whatever that the
farmers will he deceived agsin, ,by, this
cry.-Cambridge Jefersanian.
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Darlington Iteais. i ! !.

B II. MALLoRr is manufacturing first
class cisars.- fine, tips AMI stogies.
The Railroad feeling is ex,ellsnt in
town. ss g..
The BoorH house is an excellentho-
Eel; the traveller will always find the best
accommodations there. -,--.-,--.-.-..---, --,
Tow. BoTrENR.E.D is masking q sue
cess OF the Independent
SAMUEL TscHAPPIr will opense Drug
Store Nay 1st.
The railroad on the West Va, side Of
the river Ia booming g,es
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FOREIGN.

4. The scofonaiion of he Csr viii ptehY
ably be postponed until June To-. =. =
The French Gavernnent has ordered
the expulsion from the country OF the ;.
-Nlhiiist Chestapslod
The workinemen OF Be lin are orgs.
u;zing and preparing for general striks
for an increase Of wages. -
= The Duke OF Genoa and the Princess
Isabella OF Bavaria we're married on
Monday in Munich.
Patrick E ,an. late Treasurer OF the :
Land League, it IS isunderstoed, will u.
side permanently in America.
Should he Emperor of Annamsrefusd
to comply with the demands of France. :
o thoasand troops and several epuhoats-
will be sent to occupy strategic points Ia
that courtrv.
The Sultan OF Turkey has invited
Baron Won G,lz. colonel Of the general
staff " the German srff1v, to enter the
Turkish service and undertake tKes reers :
eanizstion Of the military education 81
the trnops. 'sei77 : :-s7F- =
The Mslsgassv Envovs were wai'ed
upon in L,ndon nv a depHstion or.
members Of Parliament and Others whd
congra ulased them on sihe satisfactory
result al their visit TO The United Stapl
and wished the Envoy. success in theft
negotiations with France
In the House Of Lords Lord CARING.
fhrd, L rd President 81 :he Cousscil aud
Minister OF rAgriculsaie .Sdenied that tbs
foot and mouth disease was prevalent TO-
any large-ex.e ent in America and declar.
ed ,hatSwhotessle prohibition -of the I'm.
por'aiion Of American cattle vas not,
justified. = -
A special cable despatch from Londoin
says that the Emperor Williams niests'
age TO The Reichstag asking for legisia4
ton for the working classes is there .fele.
70 he Of grave sign fcance In view Of
the present g ate OF Germany aud Fence
and oi. the fact that arry CO Pc haas
heen got 10 readiness on the frontier.
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~ Miss IDA SMITH, who hiss been IN
Wheeling for some time, returned home
last SATURDAY.. She brought with her
some very 6ue pictures, her work during
her stay in Wheeling A large crayon
of Miss EDITH KlRKBsIDE is az fine
worx oi the kind as we ever saw. Miss
IpA will open her studio this week and
receive pupils in, painting, sketchtne
L.
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The Hannibal ami 81. Jne Railroad
has heen sold to the Chicago, Burliag-
ton and Quincy.
Judge Thoman saws there 10 nothing
in the new Civil Service Law TO prevent
ihe removal OF officers.
Tgo Thousand persons have been ar.
rested at Moscow. on suspicion OF being
engaged 10 plotting against the fife OF
the Cz,r. II this sort of thing keeps
up much longer, the Cars coronation
will take place before beggarly array
Of empty benches. il, indeed, il takes
place ut all.
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GEs A. J WARSEK. M. c.. was in
The city yesterday. He expresses HIM
self as highly giatiaed ssto the Demo-
cratic future. The General 10 grave
and thou ghtful man and can he depend
ed upon to interpose agains,fsll foolish
national legislstion.-Clece'and Paaia
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FsrrE REEF has quit the saloon ou'l'
ness.-
The Spring styles Tor isdies are MOST
~ gay eolots.zrp ,gs
os. ?. : sH's'. .a' 'o''"
sa,s' U.s'p. - = .., ~, 4
..;.s aold n,;,s IN Colo
s"s.
49, -. r.,v a, tho
e..
e. Doo' ~" @ 80,
Ospsasns' ana a's o0As' 'ns D' -
S"Ppss ss's
ine Guy 's.ne's sh0al' 'ooN '
ieya. some OF 'ne~ s'e ~ s''f oao
eonduion -,
beltAts cl'l4ens 1uo 'o"'
Waen .asy s'scsea Law. eoetA~
o' sns y's
ConirActors on me: ha'lroas IN "e.Aei
and iyier counsles' " es' sa'' sre "o'A'
'ns large 'o'ce'
Thenew bank at barnesvllie received
between $4,000 and $50, 200 the nFss
Gay u opened 'or Dus'ness'
JAnes 4. WATsex was re-appointeo
School kxsmiaer on the 10th inst oy
tue Probate Court lot term Oh 'n'ee
years
MIS-. Dr. ARNsrRoNe. Mrs ALrxAN-
DER. Miss BILLIE SIscLAIe and Miss
EH hArDEs visieed Mneelins last week
on : aopi"ns eAp<u'''ou'
The Ohio Legislature passed OIL
rsceasiy which prohibits che catching OF
nan IN any stream "i Ws'e1 ~ tue esA'e'
o'nesWise 'nsn WY upoA IN" '"s
Rev. + o. StscLAIk. OF LeWlss'i'e,
passed through town last Aoahas on
his way to Portland Oregon. WaeFe ne
VIZ preach lot tue oe'm'n Ms'"o'''''.
Woedsseld will receive u ooo into
her treasury before long f've,persons
here will sell liquors under the tax law
which .sqairss easa 70 pay 500 Tor the
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We feel that We are doing the publ

We feel that We are doing the public
4 favor in calling their attention par.
ticuIsrlyto Honda Sarsaparilla. This
is not patent medicine, bu. prcprie.
tary article. possessing real crnative
properties, and ils effects upon the Blood
are very positive. Spring Debility. Bill
iousnesa, Dyspepsia and all troubles
caused by impure blood readily yield to
this excellent medicine. We think those
who give 1t trial for that "out of sorts
feeling from which so many suffer and
which is peculiar to this sesson, will he
quite satisfied With the results,
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Opposing the Scott Law.

CINCINNATI. April l9.-The Saloon
Keepers Association hsve formally de.
termined TO oppose. by every legal meth.
I'd available, the operation OF what IL
known as the Scott law. which. .inposes
a tax OF two hundred a year on al "a.
90 q where spirltuous liquors are .cld
and one hundred where bssr and wine
only are sold. 1t Ia understood the
brewers and whisky men will join Id the
opposition to the law The plan viii
probably he TO get q test case brtore th .
courts ss soon as possible. and try the
coustitutionalitv OF the law.
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soldiers' Graves.

II some pefson in each township in
Monroe county will forward us list OF
solaiers Who died during and since the
war, And Who have no hesd stones to
marx their graves. Ne will procure the
sane The only cost will be that OF
having sksm set up. The Government
furnishes them free Of COST
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Insurance Company Election.

Notice is hereby given that a meeting
OF the policy holders OF the Woodsfeld
4 Steubenville Mdtual Fire Insurance
Company will be held a. woodsdeld on
Tuesday. Nav, 1st. 1883, between, the
hours Of ten flol and eleven (lll A.
M. for the purpose Of electing Directors
Of said Company:forsthe ensuing year.
R. g. RICHARDS, Pres't >
JOSIAH CREAsEr, Sec'y.
April II. 1883, 2t.
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EThs spring fever 10 getting bad
n zoe aaa't believe It ask your boy to
clean up the garden, aud Jas, see how
weakly he has besoms. But he will get
better shortly when he obtains your con.
cent IA walk four miIes to creek TO go
fshlnf -.
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The Now Nickel.

New York, April IA new FIVE
cent piece appeared on the street to-day
II is identical with the last issue exeep'
that the word scents" is substituted fol
"E P'urihus Unpm." The motto now
appears in small letters shove the
wreath The new coin has not been re
ceived in stock at the suh-t.easary az
vet
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Chief Ju snd his bsnd Of red cut
throsts are to he annihilated. General
Crook aud the Mexicsn authorities have
sgreed to prosecuts With vigor the wsr
sgsinst the hostiles who have committed
SO many depredations in New Mexico
Arizona and the border states Of .Mexi.
CO. No Indian will he iakpn prisoner
bat every one captured will be shot.
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eE0fii,sr. Of churches. haAs and
achoois must procure certificates from
the aathorities that their baildiags are
provided With means of safe and speedy
iasfess and egress.- Such is now the
l,s uai.r = penalty Of not over $1,000
Cnsirs. seats, and other obstacles IN halls
and si.les are forbidden under the same
penalty.
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RBv an &C, OF th. Legislature Of
Ohio p.ss.d April 9th. all parsons per-
forming the marriage ceremony are re,
q,,irsd to u.ke return !. the Probate
Jdlss within three months Also Sec
r,,sries Of religious cistious are re-
a sired to make euch rsturn.
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e%Mrs. STEWART, OF Kansas. far
nishes our readers with newsy letter
this week. Ne hope Mrs.: S will con-
tinue to favsr THE SrrRrr With her we'll
wris.ek articles on the West. q. produc.
lions and prospects.
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Best on sale to-day, zr g. 371s7 S73
Rated ffrs,.quality, 6 .00.6 Ia !;
Good fair quailtys 4 50a5 IS; /;
Thin steers, ,oxenand cows, 8 00a4 30;
Extreme range of prices, 1 607 371: /:
Sales we're from, b T5a6 Is:
Hogs-The demand hiss heen moder-
ate to- good at the same figures that
ruled last Monday and for several weeks
previous. viz: l0alo4c, and extra lie,
with most sales from loA to loa, pei
ID. net. 80
Sheep-sWa. quote clipped sheep a
4a6c. and wool sheep 81 44s64c; lambs
sAsllc per h., OF s3a3 80 per head. and
when good were In good demand, bu
common were dull,
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nAsoslc DIaECroav.

norsoE Loner No iss +. and A. NJ,
.s... At Masonic H. in Wood wHea'sS' field Oh
n,sa. d. B. Hill. ". H.; Jas. B. MosErs,
Sec'y.
WoepAfrKLD CHArTRR No. s.. R. A. ".
nesss il Masonic Halt Wqcdsheld, on Mon
Gay svsning after iuli moon. J. P. SfRIaas,
lie. u. r.: JAs r. MoRhfs. Sec'y.
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The Distress in Ireland.

LONDON. April II The Irish mem
beis Of the house OF commons sitting
on the ministerial nenches will make q
united representa.ion'to the government
setting forth that there is the most ur.
gent necessity for meeting the distress
in Ireland arising from inadequate sup.
pties; of food.
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eE Gu .aJAcoB REINHERR's for
Bread Rusks, Crackers. Pies, oil kinds
of Cake, Cheese. Bologna, Dry Beef,
Canned Goods, Fancy and Common
Candies, Oranges and Lemons. Sand.
witches at all honrs Of the day - :.
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EThs alleys crossed BY the railroad
sheaii be btidged. Oae Of these dark
nights some one will drive into the cut
and the tosa viii be Duisted in heavy
dszkge5.
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~ There we're 3 i 600 case. ,o,r- iuebr..

~ Ihe!e we're .oUU cases OF lnenr'-
alior SO fragrant In Portland. Me !. iist'
wear, that arres's we're made ind lie
parties punished. This dees not speak
we'll for the working Of prohibition.
Back OF this drunkenness there .is .
measure OF deceit ard lawlessness on
be part Of the seller, and . sneakine Inn
poriunity on the. part Of the purchaser OF
liquo,, that is degrading TO morals and !
incomps.ihle. with good government
Temperance Is . good thing and Rfeas'
virtue, hut to he valuable it must be-
horn Of conviction and not of compnl-
aion. The Maine experiment has put
bis matter 10 the, proof E1fotcfd sos
hrie'v is failare.A Philadelphia Re-
oorl
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The pbianlhropic East will he pieas-
ed to learn that Sitting Bull has, heen
converted to Christianity; but the Wes-
tern settler will still believe tha. y only
Christian Indian is = desd Indian, sud
90 on with bis peculiar atyle ot couyss.
sion.
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HEREDITARY
!. SCROFULA.

: RE- you aware that In your blood the
(; ~ taint Of scrofula has prominent
, place? Thisis true Of every one. ills LA.
, bic at any time, on the slightest provocation.
/. tosdevelop. itself In some insidicus disease.
Consumption and many other diseases arc
. eutgtowths Of this impurity Of the bleod..
HOODS sSARsAPARILLk; has q Wonderfut
> power oyer all scrofulos troubles, as the % re;
Enthusiastically prove.
MEssRs. C. /. HOOP & Co.: Gentlemen
Ns My youngest son has always been
troubled with Scrofulous Humor; sores in
his head discharging from his ears, and asrun-
ring. sore on the back Of his ear for two.
years; his eyelids would tester and ulcerate.
'discharging so that was obliged to. wash
them open every morning, his eyelashes
nearly all coming out; he was exceedingly
dainty, most Of the time eating buttwo slight
meals aday. We were unable to find any
thing that had the least effect upon him TIL
last spring. 1876, we gave him two bottles Ol
S hs back q s ear
upwithout scar, and not sore In his head
Mrs. N. C. SANRoRN,
:! ~ No. 1es Merrimack st., Lowell, Mass
"We do not as rule allow ourselves to
use our editorial columns to speak OF any
remedy we advertise. but we feel warranted
In saying a word for Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Sarsaparilla has been known as a remedial
ngentfo centuries and Is recognized by all
schools Of practice as valuable blood puri-
fer. II Is put up in forms OF almost infinite
variety. but MessrS. Hood Co, Qswell,
Mass.l who are thoroughly reliable pharrna..
flsts, have hit upon remedy. OF. unusual
value. Certainly they have vouchers Of
cures which we know to be most extraor-
dmary."-Editors LoiceH Weekly Journal
M0D'S. SARSAPARAklA..
Sold by druggists, Price q; six for IS.
Prepared by c. HOOD 8 CO., Lowell. Mass
fsb2U.'s3r.
@f.E :,<l
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DrsD->On Saturday, the 2lst inst,
Of Consumptioh. ABsAx HkrDEs. aged
6e years The funeral took place on
Sunday, the 2l,h inst.
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Ral0more.
New York.

April 2O.-fFiour s .O0s7 90; Wheat
1 II; Corn Ste; Oats 51a56c; Rye 6S;
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April l,sI .lea 70 MFlsur Ffss L so.5 10; whea,
/ 10 &, Corn 5sc: Oats 48c; Rye 65c ;
Barley 1ae. so;fc.1 -. -
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PROBATE COURT PROCEEDINGS.

April ls.-The last Will and Testa
ment OF John. Fleming, decd, was"ad-
mitted 10 probate.
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April 20 Flour 8 95a7 Is; Wheat
l 20; Corn s5se1c; Oats bOa57c, Rye
76c; Barley 10
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SS. W. EGGER has just received
large lot OF White Sewing Machines
which will be s I'D very low for Cash.
You Can save money nv buying your
Sewing Machine needles with attach
ments and parts for all Machines.
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REMEMBER
THE -HARDW ARE STORE

Is tne place to buy Gsrden and Farm
Implements. am still selling ALL
GOODS in nv line at Very Low
Prices for cash. Large lot Of
BRASS KETTLES and B,roed Fence
wire Just Received.
C. E HARLAN.
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omicaxo.
'1os0fucsnuat,.

April 9O.-RIour 5 5oa6 90; whesi. i
CO; Corn 53a57e: Oats 42c; Rye 90
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JAMES A. Mccoy.

DENTIST,
will vsit 7the ull"wing places regularly
W II b! i'm SfsAori April 23t and 24th.
i:Grsysville, April 25;h and 26' b. =
Antioch, April n h and 2s.h.
Woodsfeld, April 30ib-4 days ~. ~
Lewisville, NAV 4 b and S b.. ..
Miltonsburg, May 7'h and S.h.
Calais, May 9th and 10th. F..
All work guaranteed My reputation
fer good work has been gained by merit
alone. Ihave located in Cald we'll and
propose to continue my regular visits to
the above points.
April 24,h. 2w.
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RwE WILL NOT BE UNDER.
SOLD on any goods in our line, will se!I
che,p for ca.Ii or produce.
AMOS Il NORRIS. BROS -.
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~ Call at THE Spirit Office for joh
printing from visiting card up to full
= e 4 =
sheet poster Letter heads, business
"ard or envelopes, statements and bill
neads printed on short notice.
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IF YOU WANT


Farming implements, garden rakes and
hoer. sbovels, spades, and Garden trow
els. go to the hardware store OF L. P.
NEUHART. on corner OF Sycamore
street, East of the Pahlic Square. !.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-04-24
TO Tax Payers.

I an now prepared to receive the June
Taxes. JOHN RUEGsEGGER,
Tressures Monroe Co., o.
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w Mechanics tools, Nails, Bolts,
Locks Screws, and other goods in the
hardware line ct L. p. NEUHART.S
East OF. the Public Square. ~ t.'.~
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No 5 d, osf,, stock Market.

April 2s-Csttle 4aso per pound
sheep aals per pound. Hogs 4a5 per
pound gfoesss on s,.sr,, -.