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CANCER CURED.
To the People of W0Odsfield and
Vicinity: Yes! CANCER
CAN BE CURED.
Look Around. See for Yourselves!

In coming into your midst we could
furnish you with . host of certificates
from adjoining towns and counties, but
We prefer you should see for yourselves
and real'ze that humanity is at last rid
of this terrible nightmare OF fear.
Though we are just beginning here We
can cite you to such cases as Mr.. j
Denbow, who had Epithelial Cancer in
It's most virulent form few weeks ago !;
it seemed certain that the whole lower
part OF bis face would be denuded to
the hone, with the certainty Of death f"l
lowing soon. In this condition be met
Or MARTIN, "noO kno,on as the great
Cancer Doctor of Eastern Ohio through
the power OF whose remedies he is re-
stored to health-a happy grateful man.
We can barely allude to the case of Hem
ry Smith, of Ozark who had that strange
and obstinate form OF the disease known
as skeloid'' Cancer. Besides these, let
US call your attention to the great sue
cess right here in your midst We mean
Mr. j. NJ. Cooper whose face still leaves
the. mark Of DR.. MARTINS hard Tough,
aud nobly won battle with the destroyer
& Peace" says the poet, "hath her victo-
ries,, and surely this is one of them
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Wool buyers do not know yet at what
figures the market will open for the pur-
chase of wool. VIM. Brownrigg, OF
Sharon. who buys heavily every year
thinks it may start at 30 cents for good
6rst.ciass- clips NOBLE County Repub-
iicgn
HoN. F. NJ. ATKINSON, OF Batesvil'e,
we ale sorry to learn, is not improving
as rapidly as was at fret hored. The
best physicians Of the State are attend
inghtm some OF which pronounce the
disease stone in the bladder. others are
aot yet decided as to the disease. To Q
man OF such active habits as Mr.. Atkin
son the confinement is 'almost rs depres
sing as the disease.-Qaaker Ctr Inde
pendent, 10Th inst.
Deputy AUDITOR MILr CORTLAND. o
this county, and Auditor Atkinson, o
Monroe county, met on the line OF IN,
B, z. & c. road. last week. for the pur
pose of appraislrg the road for taxa
ton, bnt could not agree on the vslua
tion of the road he'd. Auditor G., IN,
insisted that il should be 81 400 pc
mile, the same as last year. while Audi
tor Atkinson wanted to cut it down I,
el 900. 1t is not likely that the Audi
tor of Belmont county will reduce th
tax duplicate nv lowering the valuation
Of the B., 2. & c road. .-Belmon
Chronicle.
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wA postmaster and postoffice clerk
should never make mistake, but in dis
tributing the mail often the similarity OF
names or the close proximity Of boxes,
causes letter to he delivered to the
wrong person. This 10 no excuse for
opening it, nor is the frivolous reason
that maybe it was intended for them, q
good one. Therefore persons who re-
ceive, by mistake or otherwise, letters
not intended for them should take o
second thought before opening them,
and see section 1924 Of the postal laws
and regulations, wherein is prescribed
that the penalty for opening, by any per.
son, of letter received from pos Of
dee, and not addressed to such person,
but intended for another, to be tine OF
not over 5000, or Imprisonment at hard
labor for not more than one year ol
both.
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JACKSON TOWNSHIP ITEMS.
WIrrENs, ONO, May 9, 1883.

WIrTENs, ONO, May 9, 1883.
The farmers are all about done plant.
ing corn in this neighborhood. Pota'
toes and early vegetables are growing
ard looking fine.
Mrs Ruth P Garden has returned
home from visiting relatives at Wheel.
ing.
Bent Rowles has returned home from
Bellsire and Steubenville, where he has
been visiting
Miss Rachel Garden is attending
school at Sistersvi,le, W. Va.
Miss Bessie Anderson, one Of our 40.
cietv helles, is visiting friends at Betha
nv. W. Va.
Rumor says there has been move
made toward employing lady TO teach
higher branches for the benefit Of few
Young men who 60 away from home tc
school.
Messrs. jacob Rowles and Peter Ga
den and Miss Belle Rowles are still or
the sick list.
Gen Warner made clean sweep q
the right bf say for the Ohio VALLEY
Railroad in this vicinity
Jim and Wink had better do les
whis'ling for one smother after they Ieav
their girls at the gate, or they might @
home with q dog hanging tn their Goa
tails. LITTLE ROSEBUD
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BURGLARS AND SAFE BLOWERS.
Two Stores Burgiarized at Bealls-
vile and Robbed.


Money, Goods and Notes Taken:
Last Tuesday, the 9Th inst, was day
OF excitement in Beallsville.
The night before, Monday, the stores
OF JOHN H. WElsNER and WILLIAM n.
HUTCHINSON had been entered and rob-
bed by three men who had been prowl-
ing about the town for several days
We obtained the following particulars
from Messrs. WEIsNER and HUTCHINSON :
The thieves attempted to enter Mr.
WRIsNER's store at the front door, hut
failed and then got into the cellar and
thence into the store by side door. the
lock of which they forced. Once inside
they had comparatively easy job. The
Safe was open and they obtained S72 in
cash, which Mr.. WEisNBR had forgotten
to take out. Two small drawers ia the
Safe we're broken open. In one was 9
lot Of punched coin which they refused
In the money drawer they found qusn'
ti'y of coppers and nickles. These they
refused. They selected quantity oi
silks and shirts and left for Mr.. HUTcH
INsoN's premises.
They bored the front door of Mr.
HUTcHINsoN's store and effected an en-
trance without much trouble. They
found the safe locked and proceeded r.
blow it in The most approved style.-
Two holes were drilled. sone above ant
one beiow the lock, powder and fuse in
serted and with the explosion the doc
was completely wrecked. An insid,
door was quickly disposed of by blow
ing or driving. an instrument into th'
KEY hole aud breaking the lock. Thel
rifed the safe and ohtsined 81 in none,
belonging to Mr.. H sass of the Pres
hyterian Church repair fund; lot o
notes on parties in that neighborhood
and five bank books. The goods in tn
store were not disturbed Two dull re
| ports were heard about 3 o'clock and
is surmised that they we're those causes
by the blowing. All the tools used, ex
cept the drills, we're LETT in HUTCHINSON
store. The notes and hooks taken ar
OF no account to the thieves and the,
can make some reparation for the injur.
done Mr.. HUTcHISsoN by returnin,
them.
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.
MONDAY, May Z, 1883,

PRICES OF BEEF CATTLE
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w A successful firm says OF news
paper advertising: "Of all the methods
open to the merchant for advertising his
business, an experience OF half a centu-
ry enables Us to unhesitatingly declare
in favor oi the newspaper. Il is, with.
on: exception, the most ecoaomical, per.
sistent, painstaking and successful can
vasser any business hrm can secure fol
the purpose Of bringing their goods to
the attention OF the consumer
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Miracle Cures
WITHOUT
MIRACULOUS INTERVENTION.
DIR. f. ID. STRAHL Will Treat
Chronic Diseases According TO
the Latest Methods of Mod
ern Science.


In adding Woods6eld to the numcr-
ous appointments which for many years
We have filed, in portion Of Eastern
Ohio. We invite the public to examine
our host Of recommendations, and to
call and witness our various scientific
tests in utinslysis and the use of the mi
croscope. In these last, as in nearly all
other appliances Of the art. we offer all
the advantages which have hitherto been
thought to he conaned to Cur large cit
les. All cures depend upon the condi-
tion of the blood and other fluids, which
can only be ascertained in this way.
Cures are guaranteed in Debility arising
out Of the errors OF youth; also in St
Vitus' Dance or Chorea. The public
will find that C,nsur piion, when mot
curable, can by our method he driven
away for many years. We make spe.
S'o'sy VI ali buuS bioCuScS asOs hueC-
tions OF the digestive organs, including
Dyspepsia; also, OF Scrotula and all
/ blood and skin diseases. We offer to
those afflicted with female affections the
advantage OF all the latest improvement.
in this class Of troubles. Rheumatism
fdisease OF the brain, spine, and nervous
system, especially paralysis, specially
treated. In fine, in all forms OF Chroni,
trouble, except Asthma and Catarrh. tn
public can have the benefit OF the lstes
European and American practice.
The Doctor will be at the Drigg
House from MAY 10th to the 22l Of th
same month. No charge for exam ma
tion. The public are cordially invited
to call and see US.
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yJ. c CLARK. Agent of the B. l.
o. R. R received two Carrier Pigeons
on the 9Th inst, from john ABEL, 222
Alice Anna St, BALTIMORE, Nd, anil lib
Grated them from the Cupola Of the Court
House at " O'clock the morning of the
9th inst. When released they started
East and when over WILL MooNEY's
woods fell in company with one OF our
home pigeons. circled about for some
time and finally alighted on large OAK
where they remained until nearly noon
We are unable to state the time when
they started or their homeward journey
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We do no, a. rule allow ourselves
10 use eur editorial columns to speak OF
any remedy we advertise. hut we feel
warranted in saving word for Hoods
Sarsaparil a. Sarsaparilla has been know wn
as a remedial agent for centuries, and is
recngniz' d hy all schools Of practice as
a vslaahie blood purifier. 1t is put up
In form. "f almo intini,y, brt Messrs.
Hood & Co (Lowell Mass }, who are
thoroughly reliable pharmacists, have
his upon remedy OF unusual vsluc.
Certainly they have vouchers OF cures
which we know to be most extraordi
nary.
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Wheeling Wholesale Market.
tEa A.

w hcSAaN0s ~ ~ oi
Grain-Wheat l0s1 IL per hushel.
State oa's 40a4Sc; western oats on the
rack 5oa55c r 7Oa75c, and Very
little ffering.
FlouI-Fsncv. patents, pring and
win'er)7 5O17 Is; St. Louis fwin,,,)
6 5oa!8 IS; fancy family white amber
and winter 8 00a6 Is: choice family
Icheice red winter) 5 80 8 GO Xxx rsm-
,ly (nedium wlnter) s S0l5 rs
Hay and Straw-Prime tim NIy haled
t IL 00al2 90 according TO qusli,v.ps
ton; prime new loose IL OOal2 90.
Yinegar-Ch"ice wine, 12c, per gal
standard citv brands, 11al3c per GAL;
country, 1915 per gall, as to quality.
Besns-Cboice navy, 2 SO; medium,
2 95; Lima, Ba6lc per ID.
Dried F.ui's Apples, sliced, Sa10c;
do quarters 7aSc; peaches, halves, 7aSc,
peeled do 15alSc.
Checse-Is quoted at 6c for prime
Western and l3tal5 for New York.
SSeilzer 16ial7c, according to quality.
Limburger lie.
S.eds-Tlmothy per bushel 2a2 I5c;
clover 3 so for small.
Tallow-MaI ket steaiy country 7a7te.
beeswax 2ss25c per lh.
MT-CELLANEtUs, ~
Eggs-Strio,ly fresh, l7e.
Bntter-Ixtra choice Ohio, z2a2Se !;
medium. l6aI7c.
Vegetahes-Potatoes. S5a9oc: on
lrns, 2 % per bbl, sweet putatoes, Jer.
sey, rs per bbl.
Apples-New choice per bhl 4 ecH
IA SO; good, 8 50a4 90; medium Q Jos
l3 90
Rags Cotton. white, pei II 2A,; cot
ton, mixed, 2a24c, wooled 4,tc
Fea' hers-Lve geese Arm at 56a80c
45a50c for mixed.
Wool-Is still duh and week. The
best grade is not quoted above S7a40e.
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BOOTS & SHOES, HATS, NOTIONS,
and FANCY GOODS.
ITEMS

MORRIS Il ARMS rRONG,
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w Considerable severe comment has
been made on O'Donovan Rosaa, the
Irish incendiarist. but il what George
Alfred Townsend says OF bin in The
New York Tribune, is true, it is no wor-
der that be feels as be does against Fin.
gland. Mr. Townsend says:
al am told that this man was chained
for years to pillar in Dartmoor Prison
and made to kneel forward on his knees
and eat with his mouth ont OF a dish
poked under the door by the jsiler. The
world is governed nv personal feelings y
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, May 1l.-Hoqs-Market
weak, and closed dull at 5s10c declins
from Thursdav''s prices; mixed Z 05a
I 45; heavy J hOa7 Is; light I 0Oa7 As;
skips 8 50a3 So.
Caitle-Market slow and weak. par.
ticularly on ordinary, heavy and com.
mon, large volume Of business; will
cleared; exports 8 25a6 60, good 10
choice shipping 8 90a6 25; common to
fair 30a5 go.
,eep-Marke! weaker OH account of
liberal offerings ot low grade; choice
5 90: common 10 good natives 4 25a
A rs.
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~ Gen. Richardson, who was strick
en- down with paralysis, was able to b.
taken last week to the home Of his
daughter, Rev Mrs. Walker, at Blue
Ball. Butler county, Ohio. He left last
Friday evening and was accompanied
bv Mrs. Walker and his son Robert
Mornta Tsmss, 10Th inst. So
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w We learn through an exchange
that Law was passed in 1881 making il
felony for an Administrators, Executor
or Guardian to appropriate the funds OF
the estates they controlled to their own
use. Ills act is considered larceny and
the offence 10 punishable bv from one to
seven years in the peniteniarv.
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E% The Pension LIST 10 he Published
by order of Congress will make work
of 4,500 pages. II will give a. list OF
the pensioners, their posloflice address,
The au, unit allowed in each case, and
the reason therefor. The list of each
ounty will he furnished to the papers
OF sthat county and published bv them.
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s Attention is called to the solumr
containing the advertisement of Dr.
SrRAHL, the we'll known chronic diseas,
physician who is about to add Woods
field to his other appointments Th'
Doctor will be at the briggs House thu
week following the 18th OF the presen
month. Hs cordially invite. ag vhc
are afh cted to call and wi.esss lhe va
Ffious scientific tests used by him in th,
treatment Of disease. d ~. :,
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The three counties OF Wyoming. Mer.
Ger and Med well, in Wes, Virginis,are
seriously afflicted with small pox. The
former has thirty cases. and the latter
hiss nearly as manv, on the situation i
exceedingly gloomy. The disease was
introduced by q tramp, and through
want OF care in isela'ing the disease, il
has spread 10 fearful extent.
There will he two Republican scare
crows in use during the coming cam
paign; one to frighten the lshorers ant
another the liquor dealers The first Il
the old familiar tariff cry, and the 9th
er is the recently constructed scare wbicl
lconsists in referring to the strong tenn
perance sentiment ln nearly all Demo
cratic States. and predicting thst tn
Ohio Democrats will adopt high licens
IL the moderate tax Of the Scott Law b
declared invalid.
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Bucklen's Arnica salye.

The greatest medical wonder of the
world. Warranted 70 speedily cure
Burns. Bruises Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles Chilblains
Corns, letter, Chsppsd Hands, and oil
skin eruptions, guaranteed 10 cure in
every instaace. or money refunded. q
cents per box. For sale By 1T. JuD
KINs, Druggis', Woods6sld, 0his.
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EF The new postal Law. how makes
the taking Of a newspaper and the re
'fusal 10 pay for tue same, theft, and sny
person guilty OF such an action is liable
to criminal proceedings, the same as Il
he had stolen goods to the amount ol
bis Subscription.
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ES Fred McCauley son of John Nc
Cauley, formerly Of the Scott House,
died Tuesday morning Of consdn6ption.
He was about % years old and was in
sane, having RECENTLY been brought. from
the Athens Asylum. His remaiss we're
taken to Lebanon. Monroe county, for
BURIAL Marietta Times, 10th last
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FThere are strangers travelling ovcI
the country swindling people 10 this
way: They go to residences and solici,
wringers and washing machines to re.
pair at q small cost, when they Obtain
them they repair and renosste them and
then skip out and sell the articles tc
other parties. These fellows have beer
pretty well advertised by the papers, bu'
still they manage TO get in their work
Look out for them
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and few extra at lcac; no! as many
selling at the latter figure as last week,
with most Gales r. m lo4 lcsc, net.
Sheep-We quote clipped sheep at A
5ac, Few selling a. the latter price; WOOL
sheep [ few offered 5s6tc. Lambs more
plentiful, and qnaIity possibly shade
better, prices 7iss4c, few selling at the
latter price
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The Bellaire correspondent OF The

Wheeling Register, 18Th inst.. says:
'.The Ohio Valley railroad meeting
here tonight was we'll attended. Gen
Warner states that the road can he con-
structed for SIS, 900 less than the original
estimate. Eleven-twelfths OF the right
Of way has already been obtainei.-
Two thirds of the amount required has
heen secured below Bellaire, and Bell.
aires qunts is s25,000. ). Between &6 :
900 and 81, 600 OF that amount has been
raised, leaving balance OF $4,000 or
$4,000. The prospects for the build
ing of the road are thought TO be better
than ever before"
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eF Cambridge psople are urging their
Town Council to pass an ordinance pro
hihiting the keeping H ale, heer, porter
or whiskey shops within the corporate
limits of that village. An ordinance o!
that character would prove blessing 70
the citizens OF Woodsfeld.
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~ There is an incipient revolution
against the publication Of bound books
with uncut leaves II is regarded as an
imposition on the reader TO make him
10 poorly what the publisher, by the aid
Of machinery, can do 40 quickly, so
cheaply and so well.
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EE Heretofore it was stated 10 these
columns that q new road law had beer
passed by the last General Assembly
A closer investigation discluses the FAC
that the staiemeat was an error, aIG
that the bill referred to. known rs tn,
McGavern bill, WHICH psssei the love-
house, failed by one vote in the. Ssnat,
to become law, leaving the old system
of road working still in vogue.
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East Liberty.

EAST LIBERTY, Nav 1l-Caitle-Msr- Il
ke. dull prime, 6 60e6 rs; good, 8. 25
a6 SO; fair, 9 7sa6 40.
Hogs-Market firm: Philadelphias
Z 60a7 Is: Yarkers 30a7 40.
oheep-Ev'ra. 3Oi5 so; good. 5 10
s5 25; fair. 4 65.4 So; common, 2 50a
81 lambs Z 00s9 90
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Down I'm Price But Not In Weight.

We would announce to our patrons and the
public in general. that we have this day.
Monday. changed. not the size of our loaves Of
bread. but the price. We can cay. without
fear of successful contradiction. that YOU can
buy more bread for 25c. from us 1sdn from any
bake,y in tho State, or out Of it, quality an
surpassed. We shall continue to make for
those who prefer them. our celebrated hearth
loaves. which are not made by half dozen
bakeries in the State.
Thanking you for your patronage in the
past, we are Respectfully.
MAY Ia. 1883.
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MARRIED-On Sunday, the 6 b in t.,
at Antioch, by R ". CUMMINGS, Miss
MAGGIE WATSON and Mr.. WEIR OKEY.
May peace and prosperity attend them
all through their future life, is the wish
of their many friends.
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"A prominent merchant Gays when he
is tired and wants rest, he don't 60 ofi
on tour and spend money, but simply
lakes his advertisement out of the pa
fper. Belmont Ckronice.
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Written for the Spirit.

MAY l4th, 1883.
Esq. Yoss. of Lee township, is no
doubt the happiest man in the world at
present. He has been married twenty.
three years aud feels "a young as a nine
teen year old. Why3 Because it is 8
hoy and looks like its father.
x10US.
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EGo to JACOB REINHERR'S fol
Bread Rusks. Crackers, Pies, all kinds
of Cake, Cheese, Bologna, Dry Beef,
Canned Goods. Fancy and Common
Candies, Oranges and Lemons. Sand
wiches at all hours of the day. p
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A Life Saving Present.

Mr.. NJ. E. Allison, Hutchinson. Kan.
Saved his lie bv simple Trial Bottle oi
DR.. Kings New Discovery. for Con
sumption. which caused him to procure
a large bottle, that completely cured
him, when. Doctors. change of climat,
and everything else had failed. Asthma
Bronchitis. Hoarseness, Severe Coughs
and oil Throat and Lung dl eases, it is
guaranteed to cure.
Trial bottles free at J T. JUpKINs
Drug Store Large size ST 90.
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wS. W. EGGER has list received
large lot Of White Sewing Machines
which will be sold very low for Cash.
You Can save money hv buving your
Sewing Machine needles with attach
menis and parts for all Machines.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
wheelins Live Stock Market.

May, 10. 1883
Cattle-Steers and heifers weighing
from roo to 800 lbs, 54ah8,; 900 to
l 600 lbs. 6.6tc; extra 81. Milch cows,
$50 OGa50 90 Bulls, 4s4Ac. Calves
per head. Sc 00a1c 90.
Hogs-Light and rough, 5a5ic; fair
to good. 6da7c; extra lard hogs, II.
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Arthur Love and Troupe
The best Show for the Money IN the
Country.
ApMlssIoN.-s5--25 and lS cents.

wThe members Of the Democratic
County Executive Committee are re-
quested to meet at the Court House on
Saturday, the 18th inst,
For the purpose Of transacting imror:
tant business The members who reside
outside of Woodsfeld are Or. J. WAY
and JOHN N CAMDEY.
RYA MAJORITY OF COMMITTEE
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.RnyaCOolDress. .

Nothing nicer than fine Nuns Yelling.
We have them in all shades at the low price
Of 25c 5ec., and 60c. Also all kinds of Sum-
msr Dress goods in great abundance. at 81. &
BLUMS, Bellaire, Ohio.
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W. F. BEARpNoRE came from Coiora
do last week for his family. and will re-
turn to Denver some time this month
where they expect to make their future
home
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Z Chicago.

May if.GFtaur s'50a6 90; Wheat
la; Corn 81 SOC: Oats Ale; Rye
Csc. sa. 'aar,ais ah
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Nav II Flour 4 15a7 0e; Wheat
l 81; Corn 64a65c; Oats 47a57c; Rye
76c; Barley 10.
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: RaI1tmote.
New York.

May II Flour 4 ooa5 30; whest
81; Corn Csc; Oats 52a53c; Rye 72c.
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-15

MARRIED On April l4th, bv Rev
A. j. WINTERlcK. Miss MARY EBERLI
to Mr.. JAMES FLEAHMAN.
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PHIA LElBFARrH TO Mr FRANK ScHwALL
On April 24'h, hy Rev. B. WEIsIN
GER, Miss MARY BuEKaARD to Mr.. JoHs
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