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BENTON TOWNSHIP ITEMS.
BROWNSVILLE. OHIo, july &c

BROWNSVILLE, OHIo, July 26
Ed SPIRIT: Business Is not very live
ly al present, most of the farmers being
engaged in cutting hay. The ,hrashing
is not begun yet. hut 1t i, thought there
will only be an average crop OF wheat.
The prospect for corn is good. The
potato crop is large and blackberries
are plentiful. Apples, peaches, and
other small fruits are scarce.
The general heal h Of the community
is good.
Our picnic OF the 21st passed of
very pleasantly with a few exceptions.
As il rained in the forenoon the crowd
was not as large as was expected There
we're only two disturbances IN the
ground, and they were caused ny an in
tozicated young man from Cochrans-
vile. Hs attempted to knife Albert
McHugh, one Of the committee. but AL
bert succeeded IN getting away from him.
There we're several people intoxicated
but they mcs'lv came from di .tance
and brought their whiskey with them
The music was furnished by the Mats-
moras string band. Miss Lola Millhorn
Of Gravsville, took the priz, for the
hest wallzer.
Mr.. Will Cox, Of Marietta. o., il Wis
ring his brolher. Dr. Cox, of this place.
Miss Rebpcca McCracken, OF Grand.
view.SO.. and Miss Georgia Beer, OF
st. Marys, W. Va are visiting relatives
here.
Jimmy Bonnell was sick, but he is
now able to be out, being some better.
A few nights ago young man and
his sister with little boy, from this
place, were returning from Matamoras,
when they we're accosted by a rough
looking fellow who demanded a ride.
He was refused but jumped on the wag-
on and would not get of until they
stopped at a house and called or assist
ance. He then drew revolver and
swore he Woull shoot them. The young
girl, greatly alarmed. began CRYING and
begged him to not cause them any
trouble. He then let them and started
ahead when our little party returned 10
Matamoras AMI stayed all night. 1t
was not known who the man was.
DR.. West of Sstsrsville, W. Va,
formerly of this place. was in town
Saturday shaking hands with bis M
merous friends. The DR.. ia reported as
doing we'll and we are all glad to hear
of his success.
Mrs. V B. Little, who has heen wis.,
ting friends 10 St Maps, W. Va, has
returned home.
1t is rather doubtful which one of the
three young men will win the prize, hut
it perseverance, il a sign OF success
surely "Flucas" will come out all right
Miss Flora Sander. who has been
learning the millinery trade in Wheel.
ing, W. Va, has returned home.
jim Crow
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BEVERAGE BITTERS TO PAY
TAX.
A Circular That Will Sweep Unlf-
censed Liquor Shops.

/ Colonel Walter Evans, commissioner
Of Internal revenue, has issued circu.
lar to the collectors throughout the va
rious districts in regard to the collec
tion of special taxes from manufactur.
ers of and dealers 10 compound liquors
He says there is upon the market at the
present great variety of alcoholic prep
arations for sale under the name of cor.
idials, bitters, tonics, ETC., which are
claimed by the makers TO he medicinal
within the meaning of the word as en-
ployed 10 section 3,437 of the R,vsed
Statutes of the United States. Internal
revenue stamps have hitherto been az
fixed to many of these preparations, and
some have been submitted to the bureau
and classei US medicines. Most of them
however, are either known or believed
to be simply compound liquors for use
az alcoholic beverages and quite gener-
ally sold and used as such. The circu-
lar states that PERSONS making these last
must he classed as rectifsrs. and those
who sell them as liquor dealers. The
determination Of whether given kind
is medicine or beverage belongs pri.
marlv TO the collector But those which
have been passed by the bureau and
stamped prior to July l are not to he
interiered with if stiff of the ssme com.
position. II compound is made &C.
cording to prescribed formula and il
when thus made it is, in fact, medicine,
Of course it will he treated as such.
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The following, copied from the Lowell
Daily Courier. speaks we'll OF an article
made in their city: Hoods Sarssparilla
is fast growing INTO use, and doing much
good. This is no patent medicine, but
preparation of standard article for
specific diseases, and its effect is said to
be very marked. The testimonials which
they give are bona fde, from parties who
have nsed the preparation. and cheer
fully give their testimony as to its worth.
Those afflicted with Scrofula. Bilious
ness or General Debility. should try this
remedy. Hood &c Go are careful and
experienced pharmacists, and their pre-
parations can be relied on"
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GB On Sunday morning, the 22d
inst, the people and ESPECIALLY his rela
tites at this place. we're sorrowfully sur
prised tb learn of the death Of Cornelius
Kirkbrlde, OF Bridgeport, Ohio, whose
remains were brought here On that day
Tor in,erment. He leaves wife and
three or four children, an aged mother. o
biother and two sisters 10 mourn his un
expected death Carington fndepend-
ent, 9th inst
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Wheeling wholesale Market.

Oufy "a
There are TO important changes ID
note this week. The grocery business
is only n1odefst6ly active. Other lines
report the safile condition.
Grain-Wheat 81 GOAL 6b per busliel.
State oa's 35a3Sc; western oats on tha
track 42c. R.e 70a75c, and none offer.
ing. State corn 60c un tie wharf.
Fl6dr---Fancy patents. /; pring and
winter Z 50s7 Is; ST. Louis fwinterI
6 50a 8 IS; fancy family white amber
and winter 6 00a6 25: choice family
(choice red wlntar) 50a6 90 XX fam.
lily (mediuth winter) 5 50a5 rs.
Hay aId Straw-Prime timothy bsted
at 0Oa10 90 according TO Quality. tJef
ton; prime loose s OOag DO. Wbest
straw 9 90; oat straw Z so.
Candles-Star, full Weight, lee; stear.
inee,, pei Set, 12tc; mould, per set, lilo.
Fifiegar-Chaic wine, 15c, Der gal ,
standard CITY brands, t1al3c per GAL;
country, 13Al5 per gall; as. 10 quality.
Beans-Choice navy, q 30; mediau
Q 25; Lima, 6a6ac pet III.
Dried Frui's-Apples; sliced, 8af0c.
do quarters Sc; peaches, halves, Sc,
peeled DO i5aiSe.
Cheese-I. quoted at Sc for prime
Western, and l3tsl5 for New Yofh
Sweiizer 16tal7c, according to ouaJit,.
Limbsrger lie.
Seeds Timothy per bushel sag l5i
clover 9 80 for small
TalldW-Country 7a7as; bessxaA Ssa
25c per IT,
Eggs-Strictlv fresh, l5si6s
Battet- Extra choice Ghior To- liat
meditith. case.
vesetables-New potatoes, 9 25 DER
barrel; Bermuda onions, z5al 40 Der
hnxi sfeeh onions, Soc per dozen new
tomatoes 2 IS per box; cucumhers, 3
25s2 so per box, green peas. 4Oa60c
per box; cabbage, new. per ba rel, Q IS;
green beans l 75a2 90 per box; rasp-
berries Saioc per quart.
Apples-Choice per bbl 2 2S
Rags.-Co,ton. white, per ID 23c; cots
ton. mixed, 2a24c, wooled ! &c.
Fea'hers-Live geese, per 10, 56a6oc;
mixed 45a50,.
Wool-30a33c are The ruling figures.
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RRIS & ARMS rRONG.
june12,'S3.

GF Why are the toads so plentiful
after thunder shower1 Why, after a
hsavy rain, and in its midst. do such
mul'i'udes of toa,ls, especially little
ones, jump about on the gravel walks
"Thick as toads after shower" is'one
Of our hest proverbs Many believe
they fall with the rain, and many that
they come out during the rain alter wa.
ter. Neither l. the fact The toad is
just like any other land animal; when
his home is full of wster he quits it.
Deluge a dry 4 .wer he'd with water, and
Immediately the toads leave their holes
to escape drowning. The large ones
fv away In a ridiculous streak Of hop.
ing, and the little ones spring about in
the widest Confusion
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EF Peck's bad.boy is eclipsed by
those Republican sheets who would
blame the legislation of a Republican
Congress on the minority nf Democfat-
ic members Some of them have the
cheek to charge upon the Democratic
party the responsibility for the reduc-
ton of the wool tariff, which was done
at the dictation of the eastern manufac-
turers by Congress having solid and
decided Republican majority in both
branches.
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EyThe old Federal ancestors Of the
present Republican party at their cele
brated convention held at Hartford
Conn, in 1918. passed, among others
the following resolution:
Sixth. NJ person who shall hereafter
be nsturalized stall be eligible as d
member of the Senate or House OF Rep
resentatives of the United, or cauable
of holding anv civil office under the au.
thority Of the u lited States.
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wA Curiosity in the shape OF pai

20 A CnTIOsIty III Tue suape OF pau
Of boots ,wenty-six years old, was
brought into the shop of l. f. Hunt
last week, to be mended. The boots
we're Purchased of Moses Miles, O.
Somerton, by man named Williams
twenty-six years ago. After ring
them nine years, and no doubt despair.
ing OF ever wearing them out, he solo
them to MIR. Axum Bailey, living south
OF town, who has had them for seven
teen years. They have been once soled
and Mr.. Hunt tells us they are nearing
the end of their usefulness. the ptoba
biiities being that they will not last oveI
ten or twelve wears longer.-Bafnssuill
Enterprise; c6th inst.
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Another Whopper Nailed.

The statement made by the Columbus
correspondent of the Cincinnati En-
quirer that General Warner Is displeased
with the nomination of Hoadly is una
true, as the vote Of General Warner, as
delegate from Washington County,
was cast for the nomination of Judge
Hoadly. General Warner authorizes US
to state that be has not seen Calvin S.
Brice since the meeting Of the Demo-
cratic State Convention --MGrictta
Times
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DiED ION the 2lst inst, Ira Braeue,
Sr., after weeks most painful suffering
from injuries received froth the sad acci-
dent described in these columns last
week. The deceased was nearly 81 years
old and was one arnofig the oldest set.
tiers OF Monroe County He was highly
esteemed as gentleman, citizen and
neighbor. 1t is sad to think that 80 old
man should meet such q horrible
death.-Clarington Independent, 27t1
inst.
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Decimating His Wives.

Bishop Knudson OF Uintha county
Utah, found, upon taking an inventory
that he had more wives than bis income
would justify, and proceeded to get rid
Of two of them by the simple process'o
placing dynamite under the bed and
touching it of. The room wa, blowr
to pieces, but the good bishop was de
barred from pious lamentstlons over
the "act Of Providence" by the unfor
turiate circumstance that both women
escaped, though in damaged condition
and told on him. Meddling Gentle
Heighbors threaten to put out this shin
ing Mormon light with rope.
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EE The Woodstield Lodge No. 81
l. o. y F. recently installed the follow
ing officers:
N G,--I P. FARQuHSR.
Y. G. JOHN RUEG sEGGER
r ST.. A. WATSON
p. S--FRITZ REEF
Treas.-JAcoB REINHERR.
The appointed officers are:
Warden-L. SToEHR.
Coniuctor-A. j PEARSON.
r. s. N. @ S A. ATKINSON.
SIN G.-JAMEs WATSON.
RS VIC j. P. SPRIGGs
LIS V. G j. NJ F. LLOYD.
o Ga DIETER @a 5S
|. G &c. LUDE. Ss
RS. S-AsHER 0KEY
L S S. w F GATcHELL.
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Messages That Did Not Arrive at
Their Destination as Originally
Intended.

Intended.
CINCINNATI, June 26 Among the
striking operators a constant source ot
amusement are the alleged "bulls" oi
the new operators. Of course the finer
points are only understood by those
with full knowledge of the alphabet,
hut these are among the stories told:
"John a Henry. Chicaeo-Burnett
House tonight; send word to my resi-.
dence Leave tomorrow. W. H. H.
1t reached its destination: "Burped
house tonight; send Ford to my resi-.
dence. Leave to morrow" The recip-
lent thinking his brother "W n. H
had suddenly been bereft of reason, and
not knowing who "Ford" was, came on
TO Cincinnati on the last train to prevent
further incendiarisms. where he was en-
abled, after much trouble, TO find out
what the matter was. $50
Didn't Deal In Cattle.
A prominent clothing merchant tele
graphed a firm in New York from this
city to express the thir,y.fve coats at
once" referring to part of an order re.
naming untitled for coats, size thirty.
FIVE.
The New York firm was perplexed at
receiving demand. to Express the
thirty-6ve cows at once," and replied
that they did not deal in catrle
A leading hroker's never too legible
fist wrote on blank:
"Use your discretion in closing my
deals"
The Chicago house 10 whom the tele-
gram was directed are still cudgeling
their brains with:
Use four directions In chasing my
dogs
The house wittily responded:
ave are willing to chase your dogs,
but we haven't agents enough to send to
all the cardinal points of the compass
Please be more explicit as to directions
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Liability OF Bank stoclkbslders,

CHICAGO, July 23.-Judge BIodgett,
IN the United States District court to-
day, gave a decision in The case of Irons
against the Manufactures National
band of Chicago, and held that stock
holders in national bank are liable for
the debts of the bank to. the amount OF
their stosk, and that individual suits to
recover on this liability can be com
menced without the Intervention of q
receiver.
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PROBATE COURT PROCEEDINGS.


July 81 Phillip Christman was ap
pointed Administrator of the estate o
George NJ. PfaIzgraf, decd; bond $40,
600 John Mes, William Hines and c
L kroning were appointed appraisers
July % Fl. Diehl was appointed Ad
ministrator Of the estate of Mary Neu
hart, decd; bond 81, 100. j. r. Jud
kins, Roh't Pope and john Dohert,
we're appointed appraisers.
John Jeffers. Adm'r of the estate o.
Isaac Moore. decd, reported sale o
real esla e, WHICH the Court confirmed
July "a ID Neuhart, Adm'r of the
estate OF Lawrence Nenhsrt. decd. ob.
,aine1 40 order to sell personal property
at private sale.
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cE The sts'ement is now made thst
honest John Sserman's trade doflsr
never circulated in c ina, but that as
fast as received there it was melted sud
traded as bullfon. In fset. the bullion
owners would be fools if they have
coined q hesvfsr dollar to rival the Mex.
lean dollar, and had circulated at the
same value This leaves the Sherman
trade dollar in its tue light, as a fraud
Econtrlved to enable holders of silver
Ehultron to have it stamped above its
value for their own profit to shove into
the home ciscula ion.
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R Hon. John B. Finch. of Nebras

EF Hon. John B. Finch, of Nebras
ka, who is speaking in OHIO for Prohi-
bition, thus hits the Scott law:
"Tne Republican party started ont
crying and bubbering and saving. Oh
good Mr.. Saloon Keeper, you are filling
the pen!tentiaries and making thieves o
our boys, but Just give US 5000 and we
will let mp on you"
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The Cambridge Jefeysonian gives
this warning: "It bland stranger comes
to you and wants to buy your live stock
offering to pay part cash and part in
checks, do not take the checks. They
will never he paid.-Swindling OF this
kind is z ling on In this region"
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The greatest medical wonder of the
world. Warranted to speedily cure
Burns. Bruises, Cuts Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores. Cancers. Piles. Chilblains,
Corns, letter, Chapped Hands, and all
skin eruptions, guaranteed to cure in
every instance, or money refunded. 25
cents per box. For sale b. j. 7. JUD-
KINs, Druggis', Woodsfeld, Ohio.
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EEThe Republicans of Belmont
county will hold their convention at
Martins Ferry August 22d, and the
Democrats will nominate at Bellaire on
August 18th.
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RIt has long been the custom OF
country postmasters to open papers and
other periodicals, paid for by others, for
the purpose of reading them during
their leisure hours, and thus keeping
them when the subscribers should have
had them. The Postmaster General has
issued orders prohibiting this, and the
people should insist on its strict enforce
ment. The same order should be issued
. in reference to the retaining aud reading
OF postal cards by postmasters.-Noble
County Republicans.
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The Northern Pacific Railway ba
killed 81. ZOO Cinnamon,

The Northern Pacific Railway has
killed 1000 Cinnamon.
A Bingbamp'on bank Is loaded with
10000 OF the eighty-6ve cent dollars.
A woman wearing $500 worth of Jew.
elry was sent to jail for drunkenness in
Brooklyn last week.
New York has Is 600 cah.drivers, and
nesrly $4,000 articles left in their cabs
during the past year we're restored.
Between so and 100 parsons-mostly
women and chldren-were drowned nv
giving awav of rotten pier below Bal.
limore on Monday night, the go! inst
They belonged to an excursion party.
The circular of the Agricultural de.
partment in Washington says the back.
ward weather has injured the corn pros.
poets in Odio and northern and csntral
Indiana
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,inuss TO be of the heavy weights though

tinues TO be Of the heavy weights, though
there are. proportionaleiy TO the whole
number OF offerings, few more OF the
light Weights than last week. P. ices
74tS4e, with iiost ssles at and near the
la ter figure. This time laet year prices
were 1o4s1l4c.
Sheep Good stock sheep are in de-
mand, and the offerings limited. We
quote sheep al saE1e lam hs 4ia6lc, and
stock aheep al 2 603 SO. Prices Of sheep
this time last year 4s6c. -
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A Heavy Sentence.

NASHVILLE, TENN, July 26-The
jury In the case of ex.Treasurer Polk
brought in verdict OF guilty of embez,
element, fixing the penalty at imprison
ment in the Penitentiary for twenty years
and imposing a fine to the iull amount
OF the embt Element.
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A Great Discovery.

That Is daily bringing JOY TO the
homes of thousands by saving many u
their dear ones from an early grave
Truly is Dr.. K ne's new ii covery fol
Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma
Bronchitis, HAY Fever, Loss OF Voice
Tickling in the Throat, Pain in Side
and Chest, or any disease OF the Throa,
and Lungs, a positive cure. Guaran'
teed. Trial Bottles free at J.. T. Ju,lkins
Drug Store, Large size 81 90
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The Cleveland 2laindealer says: Far.
mers who grow grapes and make wine
out OF them on their own farms, and af.
ter fermentation, sell the wine, are wor
ried to know whether or not they will
hsve to- pay tbs Set law ."x
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Marietta Timea.

Those who would like to try samples
of wheat sent out by the Agricultural
Department, and report upon the result
to the Department, can obtain samples
through the mails by addressing pos
tai card to A. J WARNER Marietta,
Ohio,
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Another Convert Thomas W. Phil.
lips, Esq, of Newark. o, hereto fore &
prominent Republican, and tor many
years the Chairman of their Committee
has esponsed the eanse Of the Demo-
cratic party
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CATTLE MARKETS..
wHeeliuy Lave s,dcR siarket.

WHeeIIuy Live SJ0CK WarKet.
July, rs, 1888
Cattle--Sieers and heifers weighing
from TOO to 800 lbs, 54.hac; 300 to
1 600 lbs, Sic; extra 64,. Mich cows
$50 00a50 0O Bulls, 4a4tc Caves
rs to size and quality, S6 O0a1G 90 pei
hesd.
Hog,-Light and rough, babe. fail
to good, 6a,74c; extra lard hogs, u.
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MRS. M. G. WEST, Local Editor.
Masonic DIRECTORY.

MONROE LODGE No. 1856 +. and A. NJ.
meets at Masonic Hall in Woodsfeld, on
moon. b. 5. Hit, ". NJ: JAS R. MokRts
Sec'y.
WooDsFrELD CHAPTER No. S5. Z. A. ".
nests in Masonic Hail. Woodsfeld, on Mon
day evening after full moon. J. P. SPRIGGs
Me. 81. p; JAS. R. MORRIS, Sec'y.
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HERE WE AREt

Go to JACOB REINHERR for your
Confectioneries He has just returned from
Wheeling with the largest stock of Fine and
Common Candies ever brodght 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 with
Cakes, Ice Cream, Fruit Ices, or anything else
in my line on short notice
You can buy as much GOOD BREAD
for % cents at my Bakery as you can any
where else in the county. Inyo2
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~ This is the sickly time of year
and everybody should now take bette
care Of themselves than usual. Th'
cholers Is ID Europe and may come tc
the United States. Hence to guard
against disease all sewers, Vaults and
flth should be seen to, for they breed
poisonous gasses whereby health is en-
dangered. A liberal use Of lime is ad.
vised in privy vaults and other unwhole-
some plsses. The sooner this is done
the better.
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Deaths From Cholera.

A dispatch to the Times saws the mum
her OF deaths from cholera at Mausurah
on the 24'h inst, was l3; Chihin l l3
Ziftch %; Mehallot 43; Gb'zeh 95; Tau
tab l6 Two hundred and eighty-fouI
deaths occurred at Cairo within IL hours
55S Deaths at Cairo..
LONDON, July 25-A dispatch to the
Central News states that 55S deaths from
cholera occurred at Cairo during the las
"a hours.
CAIRO. July 25 The Khedive visited
all the cholera hospitals to-day.
8 p. Mn the last IL hours ther,
have been 367 deaths from cholera here
and 81 at Chibbin.
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LONDON, July 26-Additional advices
from Durham relative to the death o.
King Cetewayo at the hands of the in-
surgents state that all his wives and ms-
nv of his chiefs were also killed.
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.a,eNets fork.

july 2t Flour 8 soa6 So; Wteal
| IL; Corn Sla62c; Oats 4Oa44c; Rye
76c; Barley 10
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CIaicaRo:

July sf.-Flour s 5Oas 90; Wheat
l02; Corn 5la53c: Oats Sic; Rye
SIC. .i n =.
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July a7-Fihut 4 5Ja5 10; whea
l os; Corn Sic; Oats 36c; Rye Sac
Barley 55c.
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HThe Ohio Valley Z B. Co.,
through its attorneys, Hunter d Mallo
fy. Spriggs q briggs, and Gallaher 4
Woodbridge. began proceedings in the
Probate Court on Saturday agairst the
Central Ohio Railroad Co., to condemn
certain lands in Bellaire. Belonging to
said compauy, upon which it seeks to
construct its road. The Baltimore &
Ohio will make q stubborn resistance to
the appropriation Belmont Chronicle,
1914 inst.
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Wenasdeid stack MARKET.
July 80 -.Cstt'e 4a6c per pound
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