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EE One OF the most distressing acci.
dents we have heard OF lately occurred
at Zanesville Monday evening, as we
learn from the Signal, of Tuesday -
Evan Davis is the father Of several chill
dren, Ave of whom still reside at home.
The three younger are David, sged
about l6, Eddie, aged s, and Topm',
aged years Eddie has for q long
time manifested a great liking fora gun,
and on various occasions was tonnd
handling double-barreled shotgun
which the father kept In the house.
Last Sunday Mr.. and Ms Davis vent
out to visit friends, leaving four or five
of the children at home, amorg them
David. Eddie and Tommy. During The
Iriay Eddie frequently insisted on hands
ling the gun. but the elder brother, Dai
vid. refused TO let HIM have 1t, and in
order to put stop to this continual
handling of the, wfspon, put load OF
powder and shot in one barrel. in Ed
dies presence. aud said to him that II
would now he dangerous to handle the
gun, and warned him against il. f Idle
needed the warning. AS it was not the
custom to keep the gun loaded, no one
except Z Idle and David knew there was
a charge OF powder aud shot in it.
Last evening between FIVE and six
o'clock. and jnst after the family had
eaten supper, the father, Eddie and lit
tie .Tommie went into the sitting room
and in playing around the floor, Tom
ME found gun cap and feeling jihilan
\ over it, ran to his father and said, "Pa
: pa. let me shoot this off The fathe
: took the cap aud said, swell, bring M
the gun
Tommie ran for the gun which wa'
:. standing in The corner, and although i
{ was about all he could lift, carried it t'
] his father, who was sitting in q chair :
The iather took the gun aud Tommi'
] leaned upon his knees while he put tn
: cap on The father then held The gul
out, cooked it and told rommie to pul
. the trigger
"Shool me right here.''said Eddie. a
e he ran into the corner throwing up boil
UHnrSs anu pUiutilktO utS
Tommie pulled the trigger. the gu
. went OF and f Idle fell dead, the CON
[ tents Of the barrel. consisting OF som
4 twenty or thirty shot, haviae entere'
his breast, penetrating the lnngs and sev
4 ering all the arteri. Of the br, ast. Th
poor child made hut one groan. Th
father leaned from the chair in horror
aad reached the msngle1 and dvin
form OF his child just in time TO hes
bis last explting breath. There was NJ
pain or consciousness, Tor death was in
!. stsntaneous.
The scene that followed is infescriba
!. BILE. A father the innocen. means o. hl
hi sons death and little. brother who ca
scarcely prattle, partv to it in the sam
p sense, the result OF childish plav.
' The father and mother are nearly dis
!. ltrac,ed with. grief, anil, the entire com
muniiy is in distress anil svmpathiz
!, with the all but crsz a father and 9th
er.- Bcllaire Independent.
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AN OHIO TOWN IN ASHES.
st. Paris, Champaign Co.. Burned

st. Paris, Champaign CO., Burned.
URBAssA o., Nv 2s.-St. Paris, a
village ab ,ut twelve miles from Q rbana,
having ahou, 2O0D inhabi' ants has been
burnt down. Word was r ceived here
at 3 40 this morning. asking the aid o'
the Fire department; also received aid
of Piqua and Troy. The fire originated
In AL Goiden's tinware store and spread
rapidly, burning all the business houses
on both sides of Main street, except the
hank, which they are trying to save
All three fire engines arrived shortly at.
! ter they were seLt for, but are useless,
as they have no water They tried to
get water from c,sterrs and wells, but il
would not work, as the water gave out
too soon.
At this writing the fire Is spreading to
South Springfield s,reet and burning
very rapidly The burnt district COM
prises the principal business part Of the
town. The losses are very heavy, about
slOO, 600, or more 1t Is impossible to
end out how much insurance there is on
the huildings destr troyed. The origin ol
the fire is unknown, but is supposed to
be incendiary. The town is almost de
siroved ~.
LArER-Information from st. Paris
shows that the value Of the property de-
s,roved will be between 100000 and
$3.50 600 One of the banks was de-
stroyed. The First National bank was
saved, because It had freproof wallis
Ii they had had any water, large
amount of property could have beer
saved II it had not been for the help
of .Urbana people the town would have
been entirely destroyed. Water was Sc
cured by daming up the creek. hat THU
was not done until must OF the damage
was done. Hardly any goods were sav
ed out of the stores
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sF Since onr issue of last week, we
have learned that the ramon that the T..
II d. G Rv. Co had made arrangements
with the Z,nesvill Il Marietta COMPANY
to huiId road from Z,nesville to Nc
Connelsyille was true. They have bough,
from the latter Company the right oi
way to McConnelsvllle. The COMPANY
fr' m whom they purchased will .hdild a
railroad from the latter place to Mariei-
ta. This will inaugurate an important
narrow guage system, as the Conn ot,ou
Valley railroai si!Is uMouhtedlF come
down to Z,nesyille and connect The
building OF these roads will be hagun
in a short CdtItcsH journal.
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MorInonisin.

SALT LAKE CRY, Nov. 2s.-John 'fay-
lor, president Of the Mormon church, in
an interview says he does not propose
to resign at present in angbody's tavo' {.
1t was rumored that he would resign IN
favn OF Cannon He says all i.ia.
mony and prosperity in the CHURCH
There are 800 missionaries at work all
over The world, with great success and
Mormonism is hound to prevail, eepe-
ciaily in tn Uaited Staaes More con
verts have ben brought 70 Ua since
the passage OF the Edmunds llthan
during anv four years before. The
church organ tonight copies the Cleve-
land An Polvgamy societ,'s constitu'
tion, and adds: "lf this secret abomlna
ton initiated at Cleveland shall spread
all over the country, surely the deep
hypocrisy OF he nation, STEPPED. as II
is. in the slough of iniqnity. shall bring
upon it the swift judgment OF offended
heaven"
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LEGAL NOTICE.

wRtSEND and Iohn .Wsisend,
v residing at River IA IL, Pierce comfy.
WISCONSIN, will take notice that pstitinu
uas fled sgairss them and others, on thi
18th day Of November, A. d. 1883, 10 tbs
court Of comttoh pleas within and for ths
eounty Of Monroe and S.a'e Of Ohio, By
Simon Ssissnd. and ia nov pending, vhsreiu
said simon Wsissna prays for partition OF
the nofthwsst quarter of section twenty 6se.
I'D township six of range six containing o-e
hundred and 6fty seven scrssi also the north
half OF the southwest quarter of section
three, township seven Of range ssvsnI also,
the east half Of the southwest quarter Of ths
northwest quarter Of same section, township
aud range, (all being situate In Monroe
county. Uhio.) and for the sssigumsut ofths
dover of Cltharins Weisend therein,
Said parties are required to ansusf on Of
before ths 18th day Of January, 4. D. 1884.
Or Judgment may bs taken aaainst them.
SIMON WElSENft. Plaintiff.
i By srsisss & pRtessi bis At,y's,
nctsl, l,'e3i7,
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~ The musical and literary club met
1t Judge r. K wAIfos's on last Tues
day evening. They had a.sevy interest
ing meeting. The next meeting will be
held on Tuesday, Dec llth. at Mr.. H.
r. WEsr's. The following programme
will be gwen: Daet,-Piano and Flute.
Miss MATTE OkEY and W. + oKEY.
Ea. vocal Solo, Miss Puss DrEH. =
Declama ion, FonREsr GA1caEIf- Du'
ett-Piano and Violin. NJ. c. WEsr and
FaAxx DiEHL. Select Reading. Miss
IosE wALros. Instrumental Duet
Misses EMMA HAYDEs and LOUISE LAu'
rrsrris. Select Reading. w. v. WAL
TON Qaarte,te, Misses EMMA HasLAs
and Lucy pEARsoN, Messrs. THOMAS
RousE and ASHER OKEY.
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pRoBATB NOTICE.

#.
CCoUNrs anil vcuchers have baen hled Ia
n the Probate Court df, Aonfss Qountt,
Ohio. by the fol.wiug Esscdtors,s Adminis.
traitors and Guardisns. 20 witg
Second partial account Of Hsury 'C..E.
uiller Executors Of the will Of Jvhd ailiefs
aessassd.
First and fual account q JAMES u Murry
Admir- ot tho estate II IN Barnett, decd.
fh.rd partial acconns1 4. r. West Admir-
Of the. estate Of John 3. Nay. deceased.
First partial accenut sf,A. c Vs.;er Admf
OF the estate OF WIN N. Haveiy, deceased,
First partial account OF R'isabeta Lapp
Administrators Of the estate Of George Lapp,
deceased.
First partia, srconnt ot 3. D. steerfaa
Adm'r OF tn. sststd 6f Jac,b zsssiser, decd.
First partial account Of Lsoniias Scott
Administrator ol tile estate OF Jan U Baum
berger, deceased, s....:;s..si
First partial aocoans OF Jacob Af,lter
Guardian Of 4 ley !. Hunusl, an inssue
persep. .s..
Fourth and anal account of lsrsba l. MOI.
ris iidArdiau Of Mcclellan and Ephraiu D.
TIembl,; fourta partial a. to Ephrsim o,
Fifth partial account Of Martin Eanest
Guardian Of Jacob Beam. IN imbeciIe
First and HuAl account OF w ut,sn D. PhilA
lips Guardian Of Mary Ellen Phillips,a minor.
escond partial recount Of Jsoob vissft
Guardian Of John Zsigart, Al imssciis.
Frat and hnsl account Of Jane zsssigsf
Guardian OF Barnaoe z,ssiges, q minor
First and fiual account Of James !. Jones
Guardian Of Cain baker. rainof
Pinal sccouut Of David NcEe.vy aassdsan
Of Hugsus Green, Q minor.
FIRST partial asoouut Of Stephen Boushnef
Guardian Of Msry Holland. 40 imb ole
R.rs, partial .eaeuut II Albert ". vssstiy
Guardian Of Barbara B. Hsuissn, . minor.
Any rerhsn inssrsstsd may fie writtsr
lsxospsions ts said aoeoauss, or any Item there
Of, Oh or befors the 18th day Of Deesuibal
lnsxt, when the same will be finally hssri aud
Icor.irusd from day to day untii disposed u
j r. K. wALTuN,
noy5o.,sss3. p.oN&ts Judee. u. c. O
| - eI1t-
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Continued from laa ,ue.t)
How Watch Cases are Made.

The many great improvements intro
duced in the manufacture of the Jas. Boss
Gold Watch Case, have led to similar i'm
provemcnts in the making Of silver cases.
Under the old methods, each part of q
silver case was made Of several pieces Of
metal soldered together, requiring great
amount Of cutting and soldering, which
scitcncd the metal and gave it pliability
of lead rather than the elasticity Of silver.
Under the improved methods, each part
of the keystone Silver Watch Case is made
of one solid piece Of metal hammered into
shape. The advantages are readily appar-
ent, for every one knows that hammering
hnrdens the metal while soldering softensit.
TO test the superiority Of the keystone
Silver Watch Case, take one Of 8 OF. weight,
press it squarcly in the center when closed,
and it will not give, while q case of same
weight of any other make will give enough
tobreak the crystal. The Keystone Silver
Watch Case is made only with silver cap
and gold joints.
s,ud seas sap 70 Ksyvasas Watch Csc Yseers fks.
de2hi Pa sr ksadsose Isstrssd fanphiss showing ben
sana Boss aad Kessteas wssek oass ~ ns4s.
lTo b .contiuued}
augl4 ,'83r.
- 4 = q Z n D. 2
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~M,ss LorrA Yosr, daughter OF
JAcoB Yosr, OF Clarington, disappesred
from her home on les. Thursday csen-
ing. Mr. Yosr went down town in the
evening OF an erran'l leaving her alone
In the house, when. be returned he found
that she had gone. thinking perhaps she
was With some OF the neighhors, be was
not alarmed at her absence, but when
she did not return the next day search
vas commenced which lasted sll day
Friday until dark but without any trace
OF the lost girl. Miss Yosr was about
- years OF sge, very quiet industrious
girl. she kept house for her father, her
mother having died last wint=r. He'
friends are almost distracted so,ut he'
disappearance.
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A Run ON aDrug store.

Never was such rush made for any
Drug Store gs,:s now at j t.. Jtdkins
for Trial Botlle OF Dr.. K:ng's New
Discovery icr Consumption. C,'nghs and
Colds All persons affected With As'h-
ma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Severe
Coughs OF any sffec Jon OF the Thrpa'
and Lungs. can GIT Trial B-ttlei"'
this great remedy free, nv calling al
above Drug St,rc Regular siz' 81 OF
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HERE WE AREi

Go to JACOB RElNHERR for your
Confectioneries Flo has just returned from
Wheeling with the largest stock OF Fine and
Common Candies ever brought TO this market.
All kinds of Nuts, ForeigHFruits. and Canned
Goods. Good Cheese, Bologna. Dried Beef and
all kinds of Cakes and Pies always on hand.
Parties and picnics will be supplied with
Cakes, Ice Cream, Fruit Ices, or anything else
in my line on short hotice.
You can buy az much GOOD BREAD
for 81 cents at my Bakery as you can any
where eIeo in the county. my.
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In the slander suit OF Andrew Kirk
bride against Dr.. T f Martin, at Ma
rietts, . verdict for the defendant was
returned. The action grew ont Of &
highly sensational article beaded, "Mur'
der Will Out. published last summer
snd widely copied by the press through.
out the country. The murder was al
legged to have been committed neal
Matsmoras.
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MARRIED August l6'h, by Jas NJ.
BorGHNER. Esq. Of Adams township,
Miss MARY f. CHAMBERS to Mr.. CaAs.
g EENTHoRS.
Oaoher 9th, by ] W. McKIMMIE,
Eso, OF Salem township. Miss EMMA
Cam to Mr.. ARCHIBALD WARD
October 2ls,, by same, ,Miss ANNA
DAVIS to Mr.. ALFRED TIDD.
November 81, by ANON MOOSE, Esq.
Of Wavne township, Miss ADA B f
TURNER to Mr.. John PeLEN.
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-! 1854.
HARrER'S WEEKLY.
-1rn=frnfed

HARpsR's WssKLY stands at the head OF
American illustratsl wsekly Journals. BY
It's unpa,tisan position in poll les, its admit
rable illustrations, its carefully cho'eu seri-
xls, short stories. skstohss an pse ns. con-
tributed by the foremost artists sud authors
of the day, it carries iustruction and enter
tainment to thousaud- of American homes.
1t will a!vays bs the aim Of ths publish
ers to make HAST rs WgsKLy the most pop
ular and attractive IA niiv newspaoer- IN tue
world, and, i the pursuanse of this design,
to prsssut constant improve neut iu all
tho,e features which have gained Tor IT tbs
confidence, sympathy, and support OF It's
large army OF readers,
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Rneklen,s Arnica Salxe.

The creates medical wonder of the
world. Warranted to speedily cure
Burns. Bruises, GUS Ulcers, Sal' Rheum,
Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles Chilblaius,
Corns, letter, Chapped Hands. and all
skin eruptions, guaranteed 10 cure in
every. ms or money refunded. 25
cents per box. For sale By I. JUD-
KINs, Druggis'. Woodsfeld, Ohie.
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Stamps are now applied to letters not
by licking the gum, but by moistening q
corner of the envelope with the tongue
and then applying the starp: Strange.
that'fof so many years nobody thought
of the new melhod. This. is termed
"the march OF ,tellect. ."-St. Clairsuiilc
Castle.
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1nder to Neu Adyertisements.
liver tounge morth organs at BERT

s .t5ttNef tOuuSO l.oNso W SessS -
JONES. s
Mrs. BRYsoS. OF Centerville. is visit
ing at Mr.. A. J. PEARsoN's.
Mr.. q. R WRsr and son, WAYNE, are
visiting friendsi in Washington CITY.
Miss AxsErrA MfNcR, Of. St. Glars
vile, is visiting at Rev srAUrrER's.
ME A. D.iDRlees OF this place is Wis
Ting his son AnEs at sBenwood; West
Va.
BERT JONES has just received the
finest stock o, confectionery ever bad
before.
JACOB RoEAER aud wife. Of Claring.
ton, visited at Judge R.. K WALroNs
last week
Mrs. RSrrA TnLMAS will go to Pitts.
bursh on Tuesday, where she expects to
remain some time.
Editor MAKrIS, Of the Cald veil Jour
sas ,'',.. - -.
,..;,.a - tho .dvertise.
m.;.,,. Ao.dom, Th;. il
lle.' = .s,a,;o.
- No..-.,-..,;.av.. ha,d !, the NJ
E. Church on last Sunday. Rev LOUIS
p..' - y ond,c,sd The services ~
,. a..a. n.r., =, tho resi.
s,M. cEH.e, AZ. nm Thanks:
- TT, ..s an;,o an en,,v,ble sf.
e..
=. 49,, y ., ,..,, "a. so,,, 10 Two
p'n.,oos : F.a ~ SATURDAY.. s for az /.
1oo m rha p,.,zop.r farm 10 one
Ia, ..;r. q, 40 400 f0
So, hahh,. ,.r,ies. arc .I,,he 90 At
,.,,...h .a.;ohles A nr;z, ;s given 10
-. 49,. ,ho mo., hnhbles in
a.. 1870. !, in cant. chance
r.. ~ tins ,.h,e q, tho r. Z&C.
p p .oots ssfrect A. 5:a5A NJ. Satur.
a.v nsc lat The E,st bound trains
...s;..s .h.,. ., a .srsA M and / 40 P
n ws.t bound trains arrive here at
1905 IN. and 5:0oP. NJ. The road
ia NOW omen through tn Z,nesville.
4
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How to DC 1t.

Youngstown Vindicatorr The emphat-
icslly expresse sentiment OF the mr't-
ing Of the democratic editors of Ohio,
at Columbus last week. was that the
Cincinnati Enquirer must GO, and that
the bsst way to sen | it was to slap il
and It's miuions hard in the face by elect
ing Pendle,on to succeed himself in the
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CATTLE MARKETS.
Baitilaote Live Stock Mafiset.

Baitia0fe Live Stock Mafltet.
N N,ve.Bber 80, 1883.
patcss or BEEF cArrLE AT rHE MARKET
THIS WEEK:
very hest on sale this week, 81 &c
That gene,ailv rated fret duality, At .54c
Medium Or good fair quality. 3s4c
Ordinary thin steers, oxen & cows, 2a23c
Extreme range OF pTices. zs6c
N ost OF the sales sete from 3a5c
Mich Cows-aG rod eo~s are scare.
We quote at WAC esale S60s65 each.
Hogs-We quote rough hogs at 59e6s
and ,be better graues Ga6sc, With 5 iea
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m.soSlc nIRECroRY.

MosnoE LODGE No. is9 F. and A. NJ.
meets at Masonic Hall in woodsfeld, on
"wednesday evenings. on or before each full
moon. b. B. HILL, W. NJ; JAS R. NORRIS,
Sec'y.
WoopsFIELD CHATTER No. s5. r. a. NJ
neets in Masonic Hall. Woodsfeld, on Mon
day evening after full meon. J. +. SPRlaas
M.EsH. P; jas. r. MoRR1s. Sec'y.
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Estray Notice.

The subscriber, who resides a5aut 2
miles north of LewisviIle. took up q
white hog weighing about 100 pounds
The owner can have the same by prov.
ing property and paving charges
MICHAEL NEUHART
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ACCIDENT The Youngest son Of Mr..
Jackson MooRr, living near Freedom'
Noble County. aged about seventeen
years, ssccidsntallv shot himself while
ont hunting last Fridav. The sirot took
effect in his besri, killing him Instantly.
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tive s,ocA slarkei.
Navembrr soslssa

November 80 1881
Catle-Wei2hml | 600 lbs.. are Huc-
ted $, 4,44c; weighi-.g from 800 to yuO
ih-, best anslilv 81 4r; mich cove. /.
$50 0Ja50 90 Balls. s,3ac Cs yes,
as to siz. and qaa isy, 81 G0ale 80 per
had. essr
hanss-aa-5ae per h..
Is 'eer-s,3fs per In.
Hogs-4 AZ; or Des, grades -
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sgThe New No. Z American Sew
ing Machine executed the largest range of
work. and received the highest recommends
tions by the most competent judges. of any other
machine on exhibition during the Fair. Over
c31x millions have been sold in the last 39 years.
Every machine warranted for years.
VIM. MINSTERMAN. Agent.
Woodsfeld, Ohio.
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Baltimore.

NV 30.-Flour. 00s5 Is; Whea.
| os Corn 60sslc; Oats 4Oc; Rye 66a
6Sc.
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sF-StoveS Jumps. Feed Cutters. Corn
Shelters. Bird Cages, Rat Traps Brnss Kettles,
Gross Cut Saws. Guns. Revolvers. Ammunition.
Doors. Sa.h and Glass. all to be found at The
Hardware Sore. and offered way down in
price. sep1l. u. E. HARLAN.
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phs,aas s,pi,Ia.

N,v3.,- Flour 3 OOs4 50; Wheat
| OIL OS; Com 5sa6sc; Cats 1880
Rye 7sc.
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Drxp. AT hat residence IN Malaga
Nm Saturday. Dec lat. Mrs. May
MANN, wife Of srscLAts MANN. aged Is
years. 81
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danger from Catarrh~

Depends upon the amount and extent OK the
Scrufulous infection Uuqusstion ,bly ;talry
deaths from consumption can be traced TO riegi
lected catarrh There il violent distress,
protracted coughing spells. the eyes weep,
the nose discharges capiously, and the head
seems about to split. asE r1f
In such cases Hoods Sarssparilla oorrects
the cstarrh by its direct action in discbarvius
Tie ptiisdh from the blood through natures
great 6htlets 40 that healthy. sound blood
rrsckes the m am branes and ia wholesome.
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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1883.
MRS. NJ. .. WEST, Local Editor.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Services at the II. E. Church. Woods6eld. !.
every Sabbath Preaching at 1880 A. n and
z r. n. Sunday school 2:30 p. N. Prayer
meeting every Thursday a. z P ". Pastor,
Rev. a. d. STAUFFER
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wooasaei. s,acx Market.

Dec. 3--Csttle 3ia44c per pnand
Sheep saaq per po1nd. Hogs 4as PEI
pound gross.
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A. BARGAIN. {.

will sell my house and acres of land on
the north side of town at a bargain. There II
good we'll and number of bearing fruit
trees ON the premises. Call on or address
CHARLES LYNCH.
Woodsfeld, Ohio.
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Nov. 80. ..EFIanr 8 00a5 90; whral
81; Corn $500. Usts 30c: Rye oS: !:
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extra shade higher. Las. year same
time hogs sold .,tS 9lc.
Sheep.-We quats sheep atAi3 4ec.
and q lew extra shade l.igher; lamos
liable: stock ewes 81 75.a 30. pef hesd;
weathers 3ia4ac, per pound Same time
las, year che, p sia at sa5c, lambs 4a54;
per pound,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-12-04
100 Doses One Dollar

Il have been troubled with that distressing
complaint, cat,rrh and have bsen using Hood
Sarsapa, lila and And It enc of ths best rrriie,
dies have ever taken. Nv trouble has lated
ten years. and never could get any relief until
commenced to use Hoods S.rsaparilla. -
Martin Shield Chicago ILL.,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-12-04
new York.

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| 0g, iG; cojn 60a6tc; Oats 36 $50
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