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From Sunsbury Township.
NOVEMBER 20, 1888.

Mr. aud Mrs John L. Ksyser, OF
Sunsbury township, celebrated their 10Th
anniversary marriage day by tin we'd
ding. There were sixty persons pres
ent to witness the renewing Of the mar
rage vows, the 7ows we're taken a. seven
O'Clock, Wm. McDougal officiated. Az
ter the marriage The presents were pre-
sented by John S. Meilolt.
One stralner bucket by Mr.. and Mrs.
Joshua Keyser; one milk strsiner by
Zona Keyser; one coffee pot bv r Nc
Hobbs; one large dish pan by VIM. JEFF
fers and Abraham Blue; one tin wash
pan by Mr.. and Mrs VIM Med Iugal;
one slaugh gutter and cake turner by
Lou T. Hoover and Bell Smith; one
large tin bucket by Mr. aud Mrs. John
IS. Mellott: one tin bucket by Emma B.
Mellott; one tin bucket and vegetable
Clipper by Mrs. Hannah Smith; one tin
coffee pot by Amanda Mellntt; one GUS
tard pan, coffee pot and quart tin by
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Moore; one tin
bucket by John Moore; one cake pan
by James McJeffers; four pie pans by
Bell Moore one glass spoon holder by
Ross Hutchison; one coffee pot by Lon
Moore one washboard BY Geo Key
ser; one glass lined oil can by Gao and
Matte Morris; six tins aud stewpsn by
Ran Keyser; one washpan by Mrs Jes-
Sc Keyser; ore granite iron Nashpan by
John Rndd; one large dish pan nv Mag
gle NJ Keyser; one bucket by Minerva
! c Keyser one granite iron stewpan by
! Sedwic A. Smith; six tins by Averil
Keyser; one quart Tin by John W. Key
ser one granite iron stewpan by 81 %
Slmeral; one granite iron coffee pot bv
Alfred Sinclair; one dust pan by Mr.
and Mrs. James Schrawger; one glass
bread plate bv Mr. and Mrs, Jesse Tav
Ilor: one steamer by Laura and Ads
Trembiy; one setve by Wm,J. Keyser
one granite iron tin by John Derby
!, one colander bucket and eiewpan by
! Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Decker; one tea
pot by Allie and Lon .Trem5'y.
After the presents were. laid nv the
Beallsvile string band gave Us one o
their best pieces Of music, after which
we were called to supper. We found
table which did honor TO the occasion
Q After supper MIR. and Mrs. Kevser said
enjoy yourselves as you like. Some en-
gagged in conversation, some playe'
play, others chose dancing as thei
amusement At twelve o'clock John [
/, gave short and well worded address
80 lie, expressed his thanks to his friend
= for acceptance Of invitations for thei
:, present and to the musicians for the mt
= sic after which some left for their home
others remained un'il two O'Clock. Tn
n boys who compose the Beallsville strin
- band are hard to beat; TO any desirin
y - music we can recommend them. II ol
Belmont has any more like VIM. Ste
;" lers send them ove', We will give the
welcome Everything movod of mic
ly. It is given mp for fact John hs
" the handsomest lady in the house
- - A FRIEND
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LEGAL NOTICE.

VI tALENTINE WEIsENO aud John Weisends
v residing at Ritter Fa Is, Pierce county,
Wisconsin, will take notice thst apstition
vas filed against them aud others, on tho
18th day OF Novembe A. D. 1883, iu ths
court Of common pleas within and for the
county Of Monroe aud Safe Of Ohio, by
Simon Weisand. ana is now pending. wherein
said Simon Weiasnd prsys for partition Of
the northwest quarter Of section twenty five.
in township six OF range six containing oSe
hundred and Efty seven acres; also the north
half of the southwest quarter Of section
three, township seven Of range seven; also,
the east half Of the southwes. quarter Of the
northwest quarter Of same section. township
aud range, Tall being situate in Monroe
county, ohio,) and for the assignment ofthe
dover NJ Catharine Weisend therein,
said parties are required to answer on OF
before the lsth dag Of January, A. D. 1884
or Judgment may be taken against them.
SIMON wBIsKND, Pisintif,
By srsiees & Dbless, his Attys,
a nov.0, 6Stf,
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Almost a Tragedy.

A dispute about the ownership of a
piece of land, near the home Of David
pepper, has been the cause ct much bard
feeling and many words. The land be-
loneed to E. v. Shipis5 and was leased
Ivy Robert Edgerton for two years, With
the privilege of baying il at certain.
price within that lime. E igerton claims
in have lived Hp to his pvt Of the con.
tract. and hs5 made tender OF the mon
ey in full, while Shipley, on the other
hand, says he still owns the land. A
trouble arose again last Thursday. caused
by MI. Z lger,on cutting and hauling Oh
the timber, which he had hpen forbidden
to do. Mr.. Shipley, armed with re-
volver, endeavored tn stop the team as
! it was going on the lanl. He drew his
pistol and threatened to shoot Edgerton
if he drove in the passage. b BsSlhis
time John Peeper was at the :iie oil
S.ipley, who still continued TO threaten
10 shant Edgerton il he drove the mules
over Tim (Saiplev.) At this point Ed
eerton urged his mu!es snd shon'ed t
pepper to take Smiley cut Of the road
Peepe. seiz d Ship'ey and endeayoree
to move him from the pathway and also
tried to disarm bi,n, sh5tting to Eiger
, ton for assistance. Who at once sprans
Is his aid Saipley, greatly excited. re
i. peated with 0aths that he would shoo'
and during the scufn the revolver wa
) discharged The bullet passed through
. Peeptr's clothes, near the waist, bat di
e no harm. Edgerton wrenched the re
{ volver from ShiLleys hahd. and Peepe
S threw him down and commenced
g punish him. He soon called for hell
y and David pepper came to his assls
It ance. stopped the row and jerked the RI
Il v1fyer from Eigerton's hands, lockin
e.Eshipley up until the log was loaded an
d Oh the road.
glE The above is the report Of the mai"
e as given By Z lgerton and Peeper. q
r. the other hand. Shipley, while be do
n not deny making threats, saws be had
1t intention O shooting, his aim being
I. stop the team from 2 ing on the Ian
r and that the weapon was discharged 3
lie ii ieniaIlv during the struggle.
ID Mr. Eteerton has filed an sffida'
against Shipley, for shooting at him 81
Tor menacing threats. John pepper b
also filed an affidavit. charging him wi
n. shooting with intent % wound i
b case has heen set for beaHng hefo
~ Justice Baker next Tuesday, Shipl
n, giving $500 bail for his appearance.
"A Barn csuille Enterprise.
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Without assuming TO
write outa a thesis of this universal all
uent, facts warrant our saying that it
seems to US there never was season when
il was so prevalent as the present.
The above is preliminary to the toll
lowing, viz: That Messrs. Hood Il Go
Of Lowell, believe that the best way to
treat Catarrh, aud the only way to gel
permanent relief, is through the blood
A constitutional disease requires e. con
sti u ioual remedy. Hoods Sarsaparills
is blood purifier and constitutional
medicine that can berelied upon, and hal
! cured numerous cases of Catarrh in 1T
various forms. We think this claim
reasonable one and gladly give it room il
cur columns.
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wAmos 1arbet is in the city lock-
up on suspic ON of being the chap who
stole the horses that have recently dis
appeared from this neighhorhood. Amos,
ii seem :, disappeared about The time
Drennen Clark's horse did, and nothing
was known OF his Whereabouts until be
walked over to the city baildings and
was soon placed in tSe cooler by the Of
tlcials. He will now have en- opportu-
nifty 10 explain his whereabouts IS he is
suspected of taking Abraham Work
mans horse, Jacob R Idefer's and Clarks
Whether he is guilty. or not remains &c
lie seen = BeNaiTe Independent. ,
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PROBATE NOTICE.

CCUUNfS and vouchers have besn hled In
n the Probate Court of Monroe Cednty,
Ohio, by the following Kxecdtofs, Admins.
traitors aud Guardians. to Wit:
Second partial account OF Henry 1 Q: =.
Miller Executors Of the will OF John Miller,
deceased. nz
First and dnal account Of James i. Marry
Admir- of the estate tf John Barnett, Iced.
Third partial acc ount of q. R. West Admir-
Of the es ate of John s Way deceased.
First partial acsouut Of a. C. Vs.ser Adm'r
of the estate OF VIM N. Havsly, deceased
First partial account of Elizabeth happ
Administrative of the estate Of George Llpp,
deceased
First partial accouut Of h. D. steerrod
Adm'r OF the estate Of jac,b 3sssigsr, decd.
| First partial account of heoni las Scott
administrator ol .he estate OF Joan o. Baum
berger, deceased,
First partial account OF Jacob Af,ltsf
Guardian Of Riley J. Huuuel, an insane
person.
Fourth and lnal aocotut Of Martha ]. Nor
ris tluSrdian OF Mcclellan aud Ephfaim D.
Trembly; fourth partial as 10 Hphraiin Q.
Fifth partial account Of Martin Fansss
| Guardian of Jacob Beam. an imbecle.
First aud final account OF William D. Phil
lrps Guardian of Mary Ellen Phillips,a minor.
Second partial recount Of Jacob Exigaft
Guardian Of John zsigart. an imbecils.
FIRST and final account Of Jane z,ssigsr
|Gusrsiap of Barnace 2 ,ssissr, minor.
First and dual account Of James Z. jones'
Guardian Of Cain A. .BAksr. = minor.
Final sccouut Of David ycKs.vy Guardian
of Bngens Green. Q ,ninat.
First partial account Of Stephen Bcushuer
iGuardian of Mary Holland, an imb .cile !,
i FIRST partial sccotnt Of Albert n. voestly
lGuardian OF Barbara 4. uanissn, 9 miuch
Any person interested may die written
exceptions to said accounts, or any itcm there
lof, on or before the 18th day Of DscsmbsI
next, when the same will be finally heard and
lcontinusd ffom day to day until disposed Of
4. Z. WALTON,
noye0. .,sSw3. Probate Judge. u. C. y.
7
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ev Mias Mary Thomss, Of Woods

H Miss Mary Thomss, of Woods
field. was here this week. attending the
funeral services Of her uncle, (Jerod
Thomas), who died Nov. 18th, aged oS
years. He had been suffering for some
aitne In the past, with disease OF the
Lungs His remains were inferred in
the cemetery. at Ernm's Ridge Church
on Wednesday. ; leaves wife anc
many friends to mourn bis loss. HI
died about six o'clock in the evening af
ser having twice been to bis grocery du
ring the day Carlisle Cor. Gola''el
Journal
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Masiiinxton Items.

WAsHiNeroE, Dec 4.--The Repnbli.
can Senator's who nat IN caucus Tues
day morning, failed TO reach any uadeN
standing as to the reorganization of the
Senate Another caucus W II be held
soon.
A resolution calling for an investiga-
ton of the murders at DaDville, Va, du.
ring the recent election is being prepar'
ed and will probably be presented IN the
House at an early day. Its passage will
OF course, be urged with great yigor b.
| the Republican members.
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A t;reat Discoxery.

That is ,t-ily bringing joy to the
homes of the sands by,saving many OF
their dear ones from an early grave
Truly is DR.. Krg's New Discovery fol
Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma.
Bronchitis, Hay Fever. Loss Of Voice
Tickling in the Throat and Lungs. {
positive cure, Guaran,eed. 'Tiisl Bot.
ties free at Judkins Dug Sore. Large
sig $780,
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HERE WE ARE!

Go to JACOB REINHERR for your
Confectioneries He has just returned from
Wheeling with the largest stock of Fine and
Common Candies ever brought to this market
All kinds OF Nuts Foreign Fruits. and Canned
Goods. Good Cheese, Bologna, Dried Beef and !,
all kinds of Cakes and Pies always on hand
Parties and picnics will be supplied witt
Cakes, Ice Cream, Fruit Ices, or anything eis'
In nv line on short notice.
You can buy as much GOOD BREAD
for. 25 cents at my Bakery as you can an,
where clsc in the COUNTY. nyss.
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Bucklen,s Arnica salye.

The greatest medical wonder Of the
world. Warranted to speedily cure
Burns. Bruises, Gus, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles, Chilblains,
Corns, Tetter, Chapped Hands, and all
skin erup,ions, guaranteed TO cure in
every instance, or money refunded. %
cents per box. For sale b J.T. JuD'
KINs, Druggist, Woodsisld, Ohio.
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IssAxE.-Columbus Hupp, a young
man living east of EA.iwelh was taken
TO Athens Asylum, dangerously insane,
last Thursday evening. He was badly
used up aud injured about the head in .
row at Levisville, Monroe county, some
lime ago, This injury and excessive
drinking, no doubt caused the demented
condition. of this young man.-NOoS
Co. Rpsbsiean, 9Th ;ass
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

MosRoE LODGE No. ls9 F. and A: A;,
meets at Masonic, Hall in Woodsfeld, on
"wednesday eyenings. on or before each full
moon. H B. Hill, W. NJ; Jas. R. MORRIS,
sec'y.
TooDsFIELD CHAPTER No. %. d. d. NJ
meets in Masonic Hail. Weodstield, on Mon
day evening after full moon. J: Z. spRides
ME-. 81. p; JAS. R. MORRIS, Sec'y.
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RMr. JAocB AFFoLDER, Sr., retired
from the Office OF County Commission
er on the Sd inst, after six years faith
ful service. Mr.. JOHN RUBY, bis sue.
SCISSOR, entered upon his duties on the
same day. We predict. that he will
make an efficient officer.
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Gy Q1ail shooting is now Illegal, and
neiehboring farmers show tendency to
enforce the law against offenders. The
law provides that partridgcs cannot pc
shot except.in the month Of November,
aud pbeasan,s from September lat to
Jan. 1st. The penalty is zoe of from
s5 to s25, and imprisonment for moi
more than thirty davs, or both.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
Baltimore Live stock Market.

baltimore Live Stock Market.
December 6, 1883.
pRtcEs OF BEEF CATTLE AT THE MARKET
THIS WEEK.
VERY hest on sale tais week, 5t464
That gene, ally ra;ed fret quality, 4ta5ac
Medium or good fair quality, 3ta4c
Ordinary thin steers, oxen 3 COWS, SaS3c
Extreme range of prices, 8a64c
Most OF the sales we're from 4a53t
Hogs-We quote rough hogs at 6s63t
and the better grades 6as7c. with a fes
extra shade higher. Les. year sam'
time hogs sold at St S4c.
| Sheep-We quote butchers sheep q
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O,OonneIrs Sentence.

LONDON, Dec. 4.-Tbe Sheriff visited
O'Donnell in Newga,e prison to day and
informed him that be was to be hanged
on December II. The condemned man
received the information very coolly, and
made no remarks whatever.
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g ~F. G. 0key, of this place. has Ia
ken twenty year lease on the flag stone
eouarries OF Robt. Moore, four miles east
OF Caldwell, on the Narrow Gauge
These flags are of superior quality and
can be taken ont in any size and thick
ness. Workmen are busily engaged
stfipping away the earth preparatory to
.filling q large order for zsnesville and
Caldwell parties.-N Noble Co. Republicans
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MaRRrFp.-At ,hefesidence OF Mr..
JoHs PooL,' the hriies Uncle. in Grand
view township, Nov. 26tb. 1883, by ksv,
C. q. GuNTER. Mr.. HENRY JONES and
Miss Eva HAYES. all of Washington
county, Ohio.
The married couple started the next
sdsy ON a visit 10 her father in Indiana
expecting to be gone for several weeks
Their friends wish them pleasant trip
and safe return.
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RMr. Taos BATHS returned from
= trip through Iowa, Kansas, Illinois
and other parts OF the West last Friday
Tom. likes Kansas and will sgo West,
provided be can dispose of his proper
~ in this county.
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sistersyille wv. Val Independent, 7th inst.
J. H. Campbell and G. w Baker are
wanted in Ohio. Justice jackson Haught
of Monroe county has issued warrants
for the arrest of j H Campbell the
fraudulent D. R. R. R Contractor, and
g, W Baker, one of his cronles, for TAX
ing unlawfullv and by force, tour horses,
Eve sets of harness and two carts, prop
erty of Julius Rodgers, left in CHARGE OF
one John Tnoburn, resident OF Ohio.
Campbell and Baker after securing
nos; ession of the aforesaid property
started away with it in the direction OF
W oodsield. Ohio, and the constable
overlook the caravan at the above nam
ed place and recovered the property but
the culprlts are still at large. though they
will be made pay the penalty OF horse
stealing under the laws OF U no as soon
as rcquisition papers can be secured -
j. H. Campbell. after committing. all
kinds of acts to defraud his creditors
and when his tools had been taken from
the road to satisfy debt, had julius
Rodgers redeem them, and by MIR Rofg.
ers paying off the claims for which they
were held, be SECURED iull possession oi
them and everything used by Campbell
in the construction of the road aud by
his help Campbells contract was Conn
| pleted After Campbelps contract had
been completed and he had received the
6nal estiri ate for The work, he did not
have enough money to meet his debts
and no, being satisfied with deiraudlng
his creditors, attempted to rob Juiius
Rodgers who had befriended him in BIZ
en,harrassments and through whose hell
he had been enabled to finish his work
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HA Monroe county man, named
Harrison jackson. was arrested 81 ia
cobsburgh, this county, last Saturday
right, on a charge Of incendiarisa. BE
had . hearing before Justice Of the
Pesce, and wss bound over TO Court in
the sum Of $1,000 Bsllaire Dsmser6t
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wFhe N. E. Church basket social
at the Da,ass House last Tuesday even
ING wss ! very pleasant STAIR. They
realized the neat little sum Of si6 So
We hope these sociass will be given OIL
ten during the Winter,
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\. BARGAIN,

I will seihmy house and 5 acres of land on
the north side OF town at bargain. There is
a good we'll and number of bearing truit
trees on the premises. Call on or address
CHARLES LYNCH,
Woodsfeld, Ohio.
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wheeling live stock riarks..

December 1883
Cattle-Weighing l 900 lbs. are qu,.
ted at 4a45c; weighing from 500 to 200
ihs.. hest qnalilv. 81 ic; mich COWS.
$50 06a50 90 Bal 5. 3 SIC Ca yes,
as to size and qaaity, S6 Cuale 90 per
heal.
Lanbs-44 SIC per ID
Sleep-3, IA, PR lh.
Hogs-4 II; for best grades.
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Base; lamLs at 4453. N ,chsnge is seen
in sheep, as compar.d with last years
prices at same time, and lambs show
but shnde difference: stock ewes to-
day sold at 2 IS j bO pei head, aud
weathers 3ia41 per ID
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Handkercniets for the Million!

Elegant Plain and Brocaded Silk Handker-
chief Linen, Lawn, White and Colored En-
broidered. Plain Hemmed. Stitched aud Print
ed Border Handkerchiefs for Ladies' Gents
and Children. at prices to suit every one at
P. T. KINGS, l13 & 19i Belmont Street,
Bellaire, Ohio
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New York Herald, Independent.

If the Democratic leaders have ener-
gy and intelligence the csueds action of
last evening means sweeping Demo-
cratic victory next year. For the first
time in many years there is before the
party a fair prospect OF such popular
favor as they have long been seeking by
MANY devious and false roads. At las,
they are on the right track. The caucus
vote will surprise great many people.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

We are now opening many beautiful novel
ties in Tidies.. Table Covers. Mstts Towels,
Pillow Shams, Lace Bed Sets 30, at the most
attracti-e prices at P. 7. KINGS, 1l9 . III
Belmont street, Bellaire, Ohio.
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MRS. M. G. WEST, Local Editor.
OHuRUa bfRhcroRY.

Services at the NJ. Z. Church. woodsseld,
every Sabbath Preaching at 1880 A. u. and
7sP. NJ. Sunday school 2:5O p NJ. Praysr
meeting every Thursday ut P. N. faseor'
Rer n. d. STAUFFER.
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On Tuesday, the institution OF The
Chamber OF Commerce III years ago
was celebrated in the "long room" o'
Francois tavern, New York City, where.
in Washington took leave OF his officers
100 years ago.
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sy-Stoses. Pumps. Feed. Cutters. Corn
Shelters Bird Cages, Rat Traps Brass Kettles,
Gross Cut Saws. Guns, Revolyers Ammunition,
Doors, Sash and Glass. all to be found at The
Hardware sore. and offered way down in
price. sep1i. U. i. HARLAN.
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We Are Still Receiving

New assor tments of Ladies' aud Misses Wraps
Another lot of onr popular perfect fitting
Russian Circulars. Paletots &c., at our pdpelar
low nrices;inspectipn invited at P. I: KINGS
lie & t21 Belmont Street, Bellaire Ohio.
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PhiIaa eiphia.

Nov. 30 = Flour 3 oOa4 so; Wheat
/ Olal OS; Corn 5S-62c: Cats 3Sss9ci
Rye 79c,
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baltimore.

Dec Flour 8 00a4 rs; Wheat
| OF. Corn61 SIC; Oats 42ci Rye Sta
CSC.
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s~-Call at THE SpIRiT office for job print.
ing from visiting card MP to a full sheet pos
ter. Letter heads, business card on envelopes,
statements and bill heads printed on short
notice
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Dec Flour 3 5Oa5 25; Wheat
l. lOal Il: Corn 63s64e; Oats 35s4Sc'
Rye rec; Barley | 10
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Danger from Catarrh

Depends upon the amount and extsnt OF the
Scrofulous infection. Unquestiotably :nany
deaths from consumption can be TRACED to neg
lected catarrh. There is violent distress.
protracted coughing spells. the eyes weep
the nose discharges copiously, aHd the head
5eeihs about 10 split.
In such cases Hoods Sarsaparilla correcss
the cstarrh by its direct action in dischargiue
the poison from the blood through nature,
great outlets. so that healthy. sound blood
rnachas the mann hranes aud is ,zhnlasnme.
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wonassieid stock Market.
Dec. 10 Cattle sta4Ac per pound
Sheep salo per pound. Hogs 4aa pei
pound gross. 49,
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Ringing and Bursting Noises
100 Doses One Dollar

81 have been troubled with that distressing
complaint, catarrh. and have been using Hood
Sarsaparilla, and find it one of the best RENE.
dies have ever taken. Ny trouble has lasted
ten years. and never could get any relief unit
I commenced to use Hoods Sarsaparilla. "
Mar.ih Shield Chicago Ill
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~ The Winter Session of the Normal Col
lege Hopedale Ohio, will begin Dec 4.
REV. ). NJ JAMIS0N, V. P.
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Groceries and Notions
FRITZ BUCKIOsS.

have just received full stock OF Gro.
ceres, Notions. Tobacco. Cigars and Candiss.
Can furnish you at low rates any article
kept in grocery store. Give me q call.
Nov. 20 1883. FRITZ BUCKt0.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-12-11

rB-Larye stock new goods at THE HARD
WARE STORE, all offered at very low pri.
cas-. G. E. HARLAN.