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The Summerfield Jollificati8n over
the Opening of the Narrow Gauge.

The SummerfieId Jollificati0n over
the Opening of the Narrow Gauge.
The first day of August, 1883, will
he day long to he remembered by the
PEOPLE Of Summerfield and vicinity On
that day Srowi -variouslv estimated
at from three to Ave thousand people
assembled t. witIess the arrival Of the
first train at that place over the B q &
G R iIroad. Everything psssef off as
pleasantly as could be expected wher'
an msnv people had gathered together.
The speeches, on the occasion, bv C,l,
TAYLOR, Capt. Danford, Mr. McGtnnis
aud Mr.. j. Kemple were well received
Some OF them were entirely too lengthy
Tor such an occasion.
COL Taylor was lhe frat speaker He
dwelt m5stly upon the times before aud
since railroais, Apart from sodie ex-
travagant statements, such as that this
country received annually eight hundrtd
millions OF dollars OF foreign yoli 70,
our 50 plus pro,luo's, anil that o 10
yiel led annually one hdnGred nj ions
of bushels OF wheat his speech was WI II
del vered and we'll received 1t wss
pretty hard, bo viewer, for the Colonel to
keep out of politics. with which he is,
perhaps, more familiar than wi h the
wants and capabilities Of an agricu 'tu-
raj people He kept his politics pretty
we'll in the background
Cspt Danford, on the oth,r hand,
was not so modest HIS statement that
the policy of the government ought to
be, and its legislation SD directed as
that all the raw material of this country
should he manufactured at home, and
thds afford home market for all our
surplus a2rioultural products. 1t is
quite probable, yes absolutely certain,
il We should be compelled to mandfac-
ture and consume all our surplus OF
wheat, corn, hogs. cattle, tobacco, cot
ton, &C.. at home. and export gold to
huy sugar, coffee, tea and all the hun
dred other articles not produced at
hone, We would soon have no use for
the Narrow Gauge Railroad at Summer.
field.
IL uould be qnite as we'll to leave
politics out of sight, on such occasions
but il the speakers are to be itfdIiged
In this line, they should be Careful mol
TO make such extravagaut statements,
aud thus render themselves ridiculous in
the eyes of reading and intelligent
community. II.
! Summarized, August 2.
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OBITUARY Y.

SELA STEEL died at the home OF her
son, Alfred Sect, near Cameron, Monroe
County, Ohio, May 27, 1888, aged so
years or more.
Her husband, Samuel Steel, died in
1874. Seven Of their twelve children
survive, them "Mother, Steel" as she
was familiarly termed, was a member o'
the NJ. f. Church between so and IS
years. For absu, asyear preceding her
death she was confined TO her bed. Her
pathway Ito the. tomb was stnop he'd BY
the consultations OF, religion. Like q
ripe shock of corn abe was gathered into
the Heavenly garner
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wheeling wholesale Market.

WHEELING. July 81.
Graiti-Wheat 81 Ooat U5 per bushet
S:ate oats ,35a3sc; westefn oats on ths
track 4Oa45c.
winter J I 5Uaf rs; ST. louis fwihtef}
6 5Oa 8 IS; fancy famffy White antef
and Winter 3 OOab s5; choice family
(choice red sint.rj'5 5fl,B 90 Xxx faii.
ly medium wlnteI) 3 5Oa6 75.a sa'a
Hay and StrawAprime timoti,v hsieed
at 8 00af1 90 according toitnaiitx. par
TOM prime loose 9 00a10 50. Wheat
straw 8 90: Dat straw Z 30. 'h sssS 2
Cahdlss-S.ar. full weight, iac; .stcsr.
inc, per Set, 12ic: mould. per sci, lie.
Vihegat-Cha aite w:he, lSc, ter Sal:
standard city Blinds, lialsc bef BALI
co1ntrv, 1915 per GAL, as 10 QUALITY.
Bians-Choica NAVY, 2 90; rnediEa
p 25; Lima, 5,6jc per ID,
Dried Fruits-New evapofathd nared
peaches 20sSSc; nnpaired do. 15aiSc:
New sim dried apples, quarters 70;
sliced, 8 &c; peaches, new halves, 81.
IL; do quarters 81 81; do paired i5a
.o;l.-Lard oil, extra western strained,
95cs1 90 carbon oil, Sic; white minsr.l
|oiil winter strained. 56c; OF. c. oil
|lol..
.Cheese-I. quoted at ge fot prime
Western, and l3tal5 for New York
Svei'zer 16tal7c, accofding to qaality.
Limbarger lie.
Seeds-Timothy per bdshei 2a2 Is;
clover 8 90 for small.
Tallow-country Ia7ae, bssswax 2sa
25c per ID
Eggs-strictiy flesh, i5siBc. -
Bitter Extra choice Ohio, 10aIic;
medium. Case.
Vegetables-New potatoes. southern,
I 75; Bermuda onions / 00,i Is. To-
na,oes, hush hoxas. | b6sl 25i cucuth.
bers, per busheI, | 0G cabbage tjet bar
rel 50al rs: cabbage: iieH southern.
per crate, . 51a2 Is. Besns, per box,
| s0a2 90 Pinespples, fancy, per hun.
dred, l5asUc; goad, ioal5c. Geofeis
water melons 15al6c. Apples, new per
barrel. S5a4 90
Rags Cotton white, per ID atc; cots
ton. mixed, 2a24c, wooled lac.
Fealhers1gLive geese, per IT,, 56a6Oc,
mixed 4Sa50c.
Wdol-soasss ars tie ruling fsures.
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The followiog g, copied from the Low

The following, copied from the Low.
ELL Daily Courier, speaks well OF an ar
fticle made in their sci,y :g"Hood's Sar
saparilla is fast growing into use, and
doing much good. This i, no patent
medicine, but preparation Q, a stand.
ard article for specific disease. aud ito
effect is said to be very marked: Ihe
testimonials which they give are bona
fde, from parties who have used the
preparation, and cheerlully give theiI
testimony as to its worth. Those al.
fictsd with .Scrofula, Biliousness OF
General Debility, should tlv this rem
edy. Hood & C, are care ul and ex-
perienced pharmacists, and their prepa
rations can be.relied on. u.''s,'-sssz.,a7aaz=astss
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PROBATE COURT PROCEEDINGS.

July % Geo. Sch % idt, Ad mr. of the
estate OF VIM. F Teeman. d-c'd, or
tanned an order to sell personal property
at private sale I ! -. g.. :.
G.. S. Algeo. one OF the Executors of
the Will of Corbin Amos, decd. obtain.
ed an order to sell personal property al
private sale. 80 u ftf2
July 30.-James S. Dotson was sp-
pointed Guardian of the minor heirs ol
Sarah Robbins. decd; bond $500
II. B Hill was appointed Guardian OF
the minor heirs of Mary Neuhart, decd ;
bond $500. 'e
j. W Doherty, Admir- Of the estate
of John B Noll, decd, obtained an or-
der to sell real estate at public sale.
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EvA western exchange says every
soldier. commissioned officers alone ex.
cepted, who was ruptuted while In the
service of the United States and Is re.
ceiving pension for such disability,
will be supplied With proper truss, free
Of cost, by the Government, on exam
inatiou and recommendation by his Pen.
sion Examining Surgeon. and when such
trusses become useless from wear, de
struction OF loss new ones will be fur.
nished.
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cFIt ia questio IN in our mind which
rendered the uoorest music-the Sum.
merfeld OF Woodsfiell band. They
we're both auiuI.-Belldire Tribune.
Mr.. Reporter we beg leave to differ
The Woodsfield band is an excellent
band, at least Is so considered by com
petept judges. And on the day of the
opening OF the railroad at Summerfield
it rendered some Of it' best music, wbict
was enjoyed by all who had the pleas.
| ure CT hearing it.
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FORD arrested.

KANSAS CYfY,, "Adsdse sseACharley
Ford, the slayer Of Jesse 'James, the fa-
nous outfa&se WAS arrested rat pulice
headquWterasi e-dayron fan. old 'indicls
menti foE the Bloc Cut tfain robberys 1t
is notlknown vet what caused the arrest
at this timer Ford isissid to have been
dumbtounded At the arrest and is evitlentS
ly badly ffiShteneG.aa Iss a~c W.
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OBITUARY.

JACOB MILLER died at his home neal
Beallsville, Ohio; June 10, 1883. aged 81
years.
He leaves . deeply afflicted, cohnpan,
ion and five. children. Since December
26, lS79-wheE be was strrck Win pa
ralysis-he had been an invalid, but hs
bore bis privations aud sufferings with
patience and furtitnde. He was a mem.
ber of the NJ. f. Church, of Beallsville
and highly esteemed in the commnnity.
A large concourse attended his funeral.
zss, john A, WRIGHT.
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ATTORNEY General Hollingsworth has
furnished his opiti IN to thu effect that
a drug store can sell alcoholic llquo'
not to he drank on the premises with
out being closed as Tipping house;
Thus is another undiscovered charm Of
the Scott law exposed All that the
hhuinus citizens Of Bedford, FIederic.:
ton and other towns where the McCoD,
pellsyille ordinance has been passed,
have 10 do, is t, start drug store;
This will regulate" the traffic and al.
low them to drink whisky, TOO
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We have from time ID time been noiot.

~ ~ ~te a7f.1s l a. Il
We have from time ID tinie been point.
iug out the indications that the Renilh.
licans are despoadent and feel The heayv
blows Of the DsmoGrssy: Hets is an
other They alldde 70 the vigor OF the
campaigning aud declare that il win cali
out full vote, and ceriain victory. An
right. Bot We will hot stop the broad;
sides all the same.
How to pull the wool over the eyes Of
the "wool growers" and have them vol .
for the party that took ,bossspds of
dollars ont OF their pockets snd gave il
70 the manufacturers, and how 10 pro.
hiolt the Prohibi,ionists from followina
their convictions of duty, seem at press
ent 10 ne sadly taxing the strength Of
the grand dIa Rspablisaa patty.
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A Lite Saving Present.

Mr.. M E Allison, Hutchinson. Kan; /:
Saved his life nv q simple Trial Bnttit
of D-s Kings New Discovery, for Cor.
sumption, which caused him 10 procure
q large bottle, that completely cured him.
when Doctors, change OF clim.te ard
everything else had tailed. Asthma,
Bronchitis, Hoarsenes., Severe Coughs,
and all Throat and LING diseases. it is
guaranteed to cure. Trial Bottles free
at j. T. Judkins Drug Store Lirge
size 81 90
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/. HERE WE ARE;

do to JACOB REINHERR for your
Confectioneries He has just--returned from
Wheeling with the largest stock of Fine and
oGmnioq Candies ever brought to this market
Goods. Good Cheese, Bologna. Dried Beef and
all kinds of Cakes and Pies always on hand
Parties and picnies will be supplied with
Id MY line on short notice
You can buy as much GOOD BREAD
for 25 cents at my BAKERY as you can any
where else in the county. my22
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wheeling Live s,ocn Market.
August 3. 1873

August q, 1908.
During The. past week the market has
-ueeH unIl. Verr-tew nUgs are IN the
yards Owing to the lUw prices. Cattle
are also starue, which tas had the effect
OF Tightening up prices.
Cattle-vsishing | 0do lBs.. are quo.
led a, 4a5ae; weighing from 500 to 900
his, hest quality. 3@a4c; mich cows,
$50 0Oa50 GO Bulls. 4a4 tc Calves,
as to sizs and duality, s6 GOale 90 pei
head. ss
Lanhs-4aa5ac per Ii.
Sheep-34 4c per lh.
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HW We request that our friends
throughout the county send Us all items
that they think would be interesting to
the home reader. It matters not wheth-
er they put them in shape for publica.
ton or not. Just send as the facts and
We viii put them in shape.
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Sixty public men aud several doctors
In st. Louis have been questioned by o
Republican reporter, as 10 the benefit OF
hot water as morning drink before
breakfast. All agree that, as rule, il
is excellent for dlsordered stomach re.
sulting from excess in eating or drink.
ing.
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LONDON. August 1.-The Times this
morning says: I'VE a,e able to state
thet official news has been rect ived from
con mental capital that q most dan
gerous nihilist conspiracy has been dis
covered In Russia. A grea, number OF
people are implicated aid many arrests
have been made"
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Buc1,len's Arnica Salye,

The greatest medical wonder of the
world. Warranted to speedily cure
Burns. Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheuh
Fever Sores, Cancers. Piles ChiIblains
Corns, Tettef, Chapped Hands, and all
skin eruptlons, guaranteed to cure ID
every instance, OF money fefunded. 25
cents per box, Fos sale bJJ.I. JUD.
KrAs, Drugeis', Woodsfeld, Ohi,.
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MAaRrrD.-June 81, 1883, by Jons
" SrRiokLtNG. Eaq., of Wayne town!
ship, Miss ELlzABsrH J ODEs to Mr.
WILLIAM JOHNSON
July 2sth, by the same, Miss KrrrY
A ODEn to Mr.. SOLOMON D. HOWELL
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What Nerved Him..

e7ah go wssJeur1Hsa. ,ss est /. .
General bShepnaa,s assertion +. /, that
"Whitelaw Reid Is the biggest liar in
America" seemsto- have narved Gov.
ernor Foster TO "the greatest fsecond
handy effort of his life." '.,-asS,..
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LEGAL Notes and Notions.

Dr. /. P FABouHaR made a. business
nip to wheeling last week.
B H. MALLORY, Of Darlington, Il
paying sl per bushel for new wheat.
Mrs RuEesEaGsR of this place il
vfsiiine q! her fashers near Darlington
Grading on the Marrow Guage, on
both sldes OF Caldwell is being pushed
quite rapidly
Capt STEVE THoMPsoS has purchased
= new boat for the C!aringtcn and
wheeling trade
road TAX RECEIPTS for sale 81
Tar Spirit ofllce. Orders by mail will
receive prompt attention.
Miss JosIE WILLIAMS, daughter OF DR..
J.B. WILLIAMs, OF Seneca Township. is
visiting friends in this place.
Janss WATSON and F. M. AMOS have
formed . partnership in the mercantile
apd general produce business.
Mr.. W. ScHEurELE and wife LEFT Sat-
urday morning for Bridgeport, where
thsy will attend large wedding.
DAVID OKEY and J. D. DRrGes are of
q . trip 10 Niagara and other places OF
Interest for health and pleasure.
The crushed strawberry color that
Nas 20 fashionable has heen succeeded
by shade called spilled moasses.
Lkvt BaLDwis, OF Claring,oh, whose
residence was destroyed by fire fe"
days since, is preparing TO rebuild.
Bashtul young men and anxious
yS-ng ladies should bear in mind that
Il is less than six months until leap year
Mrs. LENA FLEAHMAN, wife of .JoHs
FLEAHMAs, died on lsst Monlay; she had
suffered fol number Of years from a
cancer;
Miss Mary ScHMrT5. who ha, been
teaching the Calais School. return ID
home las, Saturday, her school havi q
closed.
The DEsoos House and the residence
Of JKo p SPRIees, Esq, have both
been newly painted and present very
line appearance.
Mr.. RoBERr McCokMIcK and Mias
MaTrE MoRRlsoN. OF Sistersville. West
Va. visited Miss HApDIE HILL of this
place last Sunday.
: II. r. BuRKHEAD and wife have re-
lurnrd home from their eastern trip We
never saw .BuRK" look better, his health
is in excellent condition.
KATIE BAKER. daughter OF HENRY BA
kER, OF this township, while out raking
hay,iast week, was hittep by a copper
head. She tarned spotted and is il q
Dangerous condition.
Mrs N. E Cook, Mrs. LlEslE NoosEr,
Mrs.. GEo KrrrrRER, Mrs W F. HuS-
rrR and Mrs. E. A. WILLIAMs spent last
Friday with Mrs. &. C. NILES, .. Som
erton quite an enjoyablc time was had
By the ladies,
when you fnd a merchant attempt
Ing to do basiness without advertising
in the newspapers, you can make up
your mind he is not very anxious for
customers. The people read the news
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81 THos Il. TAYLOR, OF Ozark, pick
ed and sold about rs bushels Of rasp
berries eff one-half acre this season.
They sold for sI12 and paid net s93.
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YLuly Imhoff Killed by Lightning In
Switzerland Township.

On Saturday, the 2Sth inst, at abou,
4 p m, a hail and thunder storm passed
over the Switz.r hills, in the northeast
corner of this county, striking tho river
at Powhattsn Point, lasting about thirty
minutes. When some minutes after the
rain and storm was over thunderbolt
struck Mr.. Mich. Walihert's house,
knocking down the old gentleman who
was standing on the porch, throwing
Miss Caroline, the daughter of the house,
from the window of the upper story
clear hack on the he'd, splitting the post
OF the beds,ead, running down the cor
ner to the room below where. the sDn,
Sam Walthert, was sitting on the lounge
by the side Of his nieca, Mi4s Lucy I'm
hoff, the IA years old daughter of john
lmhoff, .. Salem township. Sam was
knocked out to the middle Of the q ,er,
hut LaIy kept her upright position in
the corner of the settee, hut was struck
stark dead, never moving muscle The
charge singed her hair over the left ear
and entered her body on the back of her
neck, ls shown by two bloodshot marks
the size Of dime pieces. A large hole
was torn in her dress over ber shoulder
Old Mr.. Walthert. his son and daughter
recovered gradually from the physical
shock, but the whole family were so
deeply overcome with grief and woe
over their visitation that they could
hardly gather courage enough to send
word to The parents Of the child who
was taken away from them by such an
awe-striking visitation.
Luly Imhoff was buried on Monday
forenoon in the Lutheran churchyard,
escorted by many hundreds OF sympa-
thizing friends OF the mourning family.
P. S.-The lightning OF the same
storm killed valuable, horse of H.
Grail, q neighhor of Mr.. Walthert, and
struck the new dwelling house OF VIM.
Brill, on Csp,ina Creek, near Powhattan
Point, tearing down the Chimney.
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ssasosIc DiREcroRY.

MoHhuE LOPEZ No. isg F. and A. NJ,
mests ct Masonic Hall in Woodsfeld, on
Wednesday evenings. on or before each full
nssa. b. B. HILL, W. NJ; Jas. R. NORRIS,
Bssy.
WoopsrrKLp CHAPTER No. S. R. A. NJ.
msets IN Masonic Hail. WoodsNeld. on Nom
day eyening after fall moon. ]. T. SPRIsGs,
NE u. p: JAS R. NORRIS. Sec'y.
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w In sccor lance with article ~ OF
the Constitution of the Monroe County
Teachers Association, tie Executive
Committee has determined that the next
meeting Of said Teachers Association
will be held at Woodsleld during the
last week of December, 1888, for the
reason that it is impossible to secure in.
structors during the last week Of Sep
tember, as the schools of Institute in
structors are commencing in that month.
EDWARD v. J, eRAHAa, Executive
G. w. HAMILTON,
G o, DoUaHERTY Committee
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eB -Cassimeres, Jeans Oottonades, Linens,
Drills, etc., for Mems and Boys wear, full as
sortmeut and lowest prices at P. P. KINGS,
I19 and l2i Belmont street. Bslaire, oho.
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! August s-Fldur A s1s5 To-; W heal
| o6; Corn 5ac; Oats Sec; Rye SOC
Barley 55c.
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JOSIAH DAVIS,
. oodsfeld, Obi


.R The opening OF the B., q 4 c.
R. R. took place on The lst inst. at Sum-
merfeld. An excursion train was run
from BelIaire which reached Summer
field at one o'clock, and was welcomed
BY about 1 900 people. After dinner
Cue people gathered IN a grove near the
flown to listen to the speeches made bv
Col. ]. D. TAYLOR. Hon. L. DANFoRD,
Col. JAKE KEnpLE, Hon. Jas. R NOR
|Rrs. j. NJ. McGisSIs, Esq, D. s.
SPRiGGs, E;P, and Others @ iite num-
her of the Woodsfeli folks remained
over night TO witness the display of fire
works Newspaper reporters we're nu
me,ous. We noticed on the grounds
WILL S. FAksts, of the Wheeling Incl.
ligencer; JNo. +. BAKER of the Register;
D D. TAYLOR. OF the Guernsey Times;
C.N. ALLtk. of the Bellaire Denaecra,;
JoHN DAsroRD, of the Tribune; Amos
of the Caldwell Press; CooLEY, OF the
Republican; and ] W. DoHERff 6f the
Woodsfeld Goaette. The Woodsheld
and Summeif field bands rendered some
very fine music. An ENJOYABLE time
was had by every body. We expecl
wben the road is oreued to Caldwell to
have glorious time.
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WY W. Ao0Os
PRICES or BEEF CATTLE AT TIE nARHEr
THIS WEEK.
Very best on sale this week, 53a6
That gene,ally rated irst quality, 4sa5sc
Medium or good fair quality, 3sa4tc
Ordinary thin steers, oxen q cows, 3a31c
Extreme range Of prices, 3a6c
Most OF the sales were from 44a58c
Hogs-we quote stilIers and com
mon Hogs at 7sS4c, and the better grades
at S1sSAc, with extra st q shade higher
dgure-most sales dit and near Sis. Last
year prices ranged from lOi to 1ia,, with
most sales at lltallsc
Sheep-We quote butchef sheep a,
3a54c, while ex ra quality would bring
a higher, figure. Lambs 4a6tc; stock
sheep 3a4c per pound: Last year butcher
sheep sold for the same figure as to-
day, and lambs at 4a6c. tsr
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teH. fark.

August s s4AFlour 3 9oa6 so: whea,
I "A; Curn 5SaSoc; Oats sas5lc; Rye
76t; Bhfley / 10 s
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:. r8- Just received this week one case of new
Dark Dress Prints, in new fall styles. at the
most attractive prices, at P. T. KINGS, Bell
aire Ohio
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e. Z -. 80.
VzM1f1TI1fM11T# H.
HmE EHh u "A ,t4,r IWEE MI EWax
" O4G S, IIlVU Vv,llVlI.
:. "a :, e etss a~n5s 3ea
~ ,.ss s.e' s.s . :. s 49, a .ss.fe. s ee .. s.
- 80 .z ----- s* . a.a ssyi = ~
-''T s.s9e s.'a Z - q 'a9a
.ar.s -. +, s-,at es e
This 70 sud you whsu time Goods
hs rant s bay, 80. snS, e.,-. sasa -. . +.
ss5 eas qt = ftaesa aas, - ~
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P,,isad eIphia
CIncInnati.

August a. Flour 8 OO,6 90; whea'
l Is; Corn 59c; Oats 4ls42c; Rye, SSc
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Chicago.

Augast s.-Fiours 56s6 o.; Whoa
l Or; Corn 4s.50c: Oats 27c; R.e
Sic.
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EyAn persons indebted to me, either on
book account, note, or fees in the Clerk s
ofios, will please call and pay the same and
save further trouble aud expenses. fESF
aug7t2. ]. 7. JODKlNS.
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wooasdsid stacx MARKET,

August 67Cattie Aasc per pound
sheep. 5a4c per pound. Hogs BAL pei
pound gross. as
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-08-07

tB Sun Umbrellaszand Parasols at greatly
reduced prices at P. T. KINGS, Bellaire. Ohio
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-08-07

az Best assortment of Table Linens. Tow.
els and Toweling Napkins, etc. in the city
aud at the most popular prices at P. T
KINGS, Beiiaire, Ohio. 80
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-08-07

Great Reductions
In all kinds Of seaeUnahle Dry Goods. III or
der to reduce stock, at p. Y. KINGS. Bellaire
Ohio.
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NEwGOODS

Soldiers, AttentiOn!!---An agent of
Milo B. STEVENS Il Co., the well known War
Claim Agents, will be at the County Clerk 3
Ofics in Woodsfeld, Monday, August, 20.
Persons interested in pension or otherelaims
are cordially invited to call. < aug7t2.
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gB-Call at THE SPIRIT office for job print
ing from visiting card up toya fhll sheet pos
ter. Letter heads business card on Envelopes,
statements and bill heads printed on short
notice. $50
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-08-07

aB Full line. Of Ladies' ,I,inen and Sea
Grass Ulstsrs and Dusters at Che mast attrac-
tive prices at P 7. KINGS. Bellaire. Ohio.
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RRIS & ARMS rRONG.
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