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The Presbyterian Pastoral Visit.
One OF the most enj 'yable events that
has ever occurred in or village came
on at the PASTORS on Thursday last It
had been announced some dsvs befor
the visit. that the churches OF New Castle,
Buchanan and Woodsfield would meet at
the residence Of the Pastor-Rev. W.
T GARRowAY-on Tues lay morning at
10 O'Clock. The day was beautiful. The
good Father seemed to smile on the
work. A large crowd came in their car.
riages and their wagons, loaded down
with their living freight, and with their
ba.kets filed With all the delicaci 8 OF
the season, Many came twelve mics or
more to meet their Chri.tisn brethren.
A table had been improvised, at which
some one hundred and City partook OF
the good things provided. To describe
the richness OF the table would be, sim.
ply, Impossible
After di ,ner, and after music and
singing-Mrs Frankenfeld presiding ct
the organ-Rev. WinteIick, of St. Pauls
German Evangelical Church. invoked
the Divine blessing. Rev. Winterick
then addressed the audience IN we'll
chosen and happy speech. (It is to he
hoped that Rev gentleman will furnish
copy Of his remarks for public,tion J
II can now only be ssil that he Impressed
upon the assemblage, the duty of Chris.
tian and social fellowship
Daring all the exercises music and
singing was properly and appropriately
in:erspersea.
R Morris was called upon to sd
dress the officials OF the three churches
on matters OF business. He urged upon
them their obligations to sustain and
support their Pastor not only generously y
but literally, who is now go zeslously
laboring to huild up the churches under
bi charge
Rev G,rrowav then ieelingiy spoke o'
our Christian obi .aii ms and Of our duty
to God sna our fellow man.
Short addresses we're made by elders
Thomp, son aud N e. Capt S.,angler and
others, which ware we'll received. ]
must no: forget to mention N. Koshler
-he was ever present watching that all
we're comfortable, at the same time keep.
ing an eye to business.
Everybody was highly delighted with
thi. new innovation on Pastoral visits
all in dsylight-leavIng all to depart fol
their homes at 4 o'clock But one ex.
preston Of opinion prevailed and that
wss: Mkt year III come again and
b,ine all nv neighhors aud friends"
Rav. Gsrroway asks me to say that be
and his family are under q. thousand oh.
legations to their good and kind friends
for the great many good things as we'll
as the necesssries of lite, with which they
overloaded his larder. Bv the way the
Pastors horse Dexter-was not for
gotten. A we'll filed granarv greeted
his delighted eyes. A VIsITeR.
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For l;Ordon's Aid.

LosDoS, Sept. 23.-Tue departure Of
various re'n'orcements who we're under
orders to sail for Egypt to-day was
countermanded. Active preparations
for the Egyptian campaign, however,
continue to be made, and forty more
transport boats for use on The Nile have
been shipped to Alexandra. From the
latter place the fret shipment OF boats
to navigate the N le have been forwarded
to Assiout General Lord Wolseley will
start up the Nile on Saturday, without
s~ai'ing further sr'ivals of troops The
Black Wa'ch regiment has already started
from Cairo for the front.
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A Question for Republicans.
New York Times:

The qnest'on Tor such Republicans as
those We have named to consider /, how
it will be possible or vie to smother
their ccnsci.nces and throw away th.ir
convictions. as thev are doing OF present.
Republicans who opposed Blsine's ncui-
na ion but have given him q reluctant
support, say il is the party. not ,be man, /,
who Commands th'ir tealty. But they
are helping t. DESTROY the Republican
party. not tpsave it Four years OF an
admin'stra'ioB tainted anil poisoned with
such scandals and corruptions % always
and every where have followed James @.
blaine would make an end OF the party,
body and sonl The only alternative 10
To make an end of Bainp. The regen.
Grafton OF the party would then be easy
OF accomplishment.
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HThe chestnut burs will soon be-
gin to open, and then what fun there will
be nutting. Chestnuts mean enjoyment
10 the eating as we'll 90 in the picking
II boys want Q pair Of skates or nice
coasting sled, they can get either or both
with money which cbestnuts will bring
You must not play hooky to 60 nutting
There will be time enough mornings and
evenings and Saturdays to gather tb'
nuts. Cbestnuts this month -shellbarkl
and Walnuts next.
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MARRIED -On August 23d, by Rev.


NJ HErSze. of Bellaire, Miss RosALINl
STALDER to Mr.. ADoLPH 3AcHMANN
August 9Th. by F. M. BEARD, E.q
of Center township, Miss E WILLIS to
Mr.. S. W RlcHNER
August 2Sth, by the same, Miss S E.
HUrcHIsoN to Mr.. N. Thomas.
August 2Sth. by W. H. HAWKINS,
Esq.. OF Perry to wnship, Miss JosErHINz
FINNEr to Mr.. NELSON Howell.
August 3lst bv H. BUNFrLI.. ESQ o
Jackson township, Miss SARAHC. Yos1
to JAS. WHITNEY.
August 3lst. by MARK JoY. Eco. o
Washington township, Miss NJ FISHES
to Mr.. JAS. F. Scorr.
Sept 4th, nv Rev. W s. BUsH, Mis-.
5. R. DENT to Mr.. R A. HAWKINS.
Sept. 9Th, bv the same, Miss n. E
Hall to Mr. C.. McGiLroN
Sept. 9th, by ANON MOOSE, Esq o
-Wsvne township. Miss M. e. AKERxAs
to Mr.. f. n. HAUL.
Sept Oh, bv J j. ROBERTS. ESQ.,. O
Sunsburv township, Miss E. MILLER tt
Mr.. e E. JAMES.
Sept. 7th, nv Rev. WM DANFoRD. Mis,
M. NJ. DIcKERsoN to Mr. j. r. DENBow
Sept. llth. bv Rev. J. e. GARRETT
Miss A FISHER to Mr. C. C. EIsAxBARrH
Sept 1lth. bv Rev. j. A. WRraHr
Miss e. NJ. ONEAoRE tn Mr.. T. TAYLOR
Sept. 18th, by MARK Jor. ESQ.,, o
Washington township, Miss NJ. L. Coo,
to Mr.. C. HARMAN.
Sept. 18th. by NJ WARWICK Esq.. o
Bethel township, Miss E. METZ to Mr.
JOHN A. PARKS.
Sept. 18th, by Rev w. DARBY. Mis-,
LIzzY SANFORD and GEoRaE RAMSEY.
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n. n w kSt,
Chairman Dem. Co Ex. Committee.
S, A. ATKINSON, Secretary.

~ The Republican Executive Com.
mittee of this county nominated the fol-
lowing ticket last week:
Probate Judge-JAMEs e JONES.
Prosecuting Att'v-W E. MALLORY
Commissioner-SIMoN B. LULY.
Inf. Director-A McINTfRE.
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CO NJ NJ E RCI AL
GROCERY MARKET.

CORRECTED wEsklv BY 2. soHrxAnpsR u & sac
MoHDAI, September 20, 1884
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The sister OF General Sickles, Of New
York, and the daughter 6f ten Million
sire, has eloped with . coachman, th,
brother Of the washer women in th.
Sickles mansi 70. This is really too bad
n, man under seventy years should be
allowed to sit on the hox.
Sitting Bull has not yet recovered from
the fright received by the attempt te
shoot him when he started out 10 ex.
hihit himself Whenever he sees mar
reach down into his hind pocket for /,
handkerchief the old Indian dodges thre,
or four Ways at once.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.

The People will be addressed on the
political issues at the following times
and places:
MALAGA, Tuesday,, Oct. I O'Clock
p. m. Speakers-Hon. j. Z Morris,
John B. briggs, John Moore, DR.. q
W. Steward.
MILTONSBURG, Tuesday, Oct. 7,
I o'clock p. 10. Speakers-Hon. A. j,
Pearson, DR. G. w. Steward, Fritz Reef,
John B. briggs.
! CALAIS, Wednesday, October s, 7
O'Clock p N. Speakers-A.J. j. Pearson,
Dr.. G. w. Steward.
TOWN HOUSE. Wayne township,
Wednesday, Oct. 8, 7 O'Clock p % =
Speakers. B Driggs, W. H. Booth,
David Okev.
JACKSON RIDGE. Wednesday. Oct
8, l o'clock p. m. Speakers-Hon. j.
r Morris, John Moore, Capt. James
Watson,
| FROBISCH SCHOOL HOUSE, Jack
son township, Thursday, October 9, |
o'clock p. m. Speakeis-Hon j r.
Morris, G. W. Hamilton, Judge R K
Walton.
TRAIL RUN, Thursday, Oct. 9, Z
O'Clock p. m. Speakers-Hon J. r.
Morris, G. W Hamilton, Judge R K
W alton.
GRAYSvILLE, Friday, Oct. 10, Z
o'clock y. N. Speakers-J. B. briggs
o F. Flint, David Oxey.
BENWOOD, Friday. October 10,
o'clock ,. m. Speakers-Hon ] r
Morris, G. W. Hamilton, Judge R. K
Wslton.
RIDGEvILLE, Friday, Oct. 10,
o'clock p m. Speakers Hon. j r.
Morris. G. w. Hamilton, Judge R. X.
GARARD's STORE, Greenorier
Friday. Oct. 10, o'clock p. IN. Speak.
ers-W. H. Booth. David Oxey, o. F,
Flint, John B. Dfiggs
KOCHERT'S STORE. Saturday, o 1t
III, l o'clock p. N. Speakers John B.
briggs. o. F Flint, David Okey, Pro',
j. A WATSON
SYCAMORE VALLEY, SATURDAY.
Oct. IL, z o'clock p N. Speakers-J
B briggs. David Okey
! HARTSHORNS SCHOOL HOUSE
Saturday, Oa. IL, Z o'clock p ~
Speakers-Prof. James A Watson, w
Il. Booth, g. W. Hamilton.
GAINS SCHOOL HOUSE. Friday
October 10, Z o'clock p. N Speakers
Hon H Maury. Dr.. B. Dennie, Prof
D. Mcvev.
BRENZEKOFFER School House.
Saturday, Oct. IL. z o'clock o. NJ
Speakers-Hon. H. Maury, Prof. D. Nc
Vey.
NEUHARTS SCHOOL HOUSE
Saturday, Oct IL. o'clock p. m
Speakers--Judge r. K Walton, Hon
j r. Morris.
SWITZER SCHOOL HOUSE, Fri.
dav, Oct. 10, Z o'clock p m. Speakers
-FnIz Reef, Dr.. B. Dennie, A. ]. Pear
son.
ZONKER'S SCHOOL HOUSE, Sat.
urdav Oct 1l,7 o'clock o N. Speak.
ers-Fn,z Reef, A j. Pearson.
Let every voter turn out and hear the
issues discussed. The ladies are invited
to be present.
H. R WEST,
Chairman Dem. Co Ex. Committee.
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Thousands Say So.

Mr.. T W. Atkins, Gi'ard, Kan..
writes: II never hesitate 10 recommend
your Electric Bitters TO nv customers
they give entire satisfaction and are
rapid Sellers" Electric Bitsers are the
purest and best medicine known and viii
positively cure Kidney AMI Liver com.
plants Purity the blood and regulate
the bowels. No family can afford to bt
without them. They will save hundreds
of dollars in doctors bills every year
Sold 81 fifty cents q bottle by R. W
POpe.
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WISCONSIN for Cleyelaud.

WAsHINarcN, D c., September "a
R L. Howard, prominent Wisconsin
Democrat. fresh from Milwaukee, said
this morning that Wisconsin would un.
douhtedly go Democratic: that five
thousand men, who have heretofore voted
the Republican ticket and who would
support the Republican State ticket. have
registered at Milwaukee to support
Cleveland. This. Mr.. Howard claims
is alone sufficient to warrant the asser.
ton that the electoral vote there will b,
given to Cleveland.
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EE The meeting and pole raising OF
Ozark on Saturday last was decided
success. The pole was beautiful one
1872 feet high. Mr.. NJ. MoeRE, wool
grower, was chairman OF the meeting
and made first-rate opening speech, in
which he heartily endorsed the record
OF Gen. WARNER, on the wool question,
in Congress. Hon A. j. PEARSON a i.
dressed the meeting, which numbered
Q ,out two hundred people.
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% john M. EBERLE, Proprietor OF
the Miltonsbutg Marble Works, is pre-
pared to furnish Monuments, Tablets
and Tombstones 25 per cent. lower
than any other establishment In Monroe
county. Work from his shops can be
sesn all over the county.
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EEThe pole raising at Lewisville on
the Gath Inst, was decided success
The afternoon meeting Was addressed
by Hon. A. J. PEARSON, Judge J. r.
MoRRIs and B. DRreas, Esq. 10 ths
evening Gen. wARNER arrived from Stat
ford and spoke for two hours to large
and enthusiastic crowd.
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egKeep fire in the living room
night and morning. on these September
days, when 1t is hot in the middle Of the
day, bat cool and damp OF Its beginning
and close II yor have q good, old
fashioned hearth, so much the better
Keep q bright nre on Il. nothing is more
pleasant or healthy. But do not think
because you have q hre you must shut
the doors. This is hetter than quinine
for keeping of malaria.
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A Walking skeleton.

Mr.. e. Springer, Of Mechanicsburg,
Pa writes: II was afn cted with lung
fever and abscess on lungs. and reduced
to a s0alking Skeleton Got free tlial
bottle VI Dr.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, which did me 80 much
good that bought dollar bottle. Alter
using three bottl ., found myself once
more a man, completely restored to
health, with hearty appetite. and gain
in flesh OF 48 lbs" Call at r W. Pupe's
Drug Store and get free t'isl hottie OF
thi. certain cure for oil Lung Diseases.
Large bottles Sl.OO.
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RThe Democratic platform cav

~ The Democratic platform says
the Democratic party is pledged to revise
the tariff il spirit OF fairness to all 10.
terests; hut in making reduction in tariff
it is not proposed to injure any domes.
tic industries, but rather to promote tbeil
healthy growth. Could any thing be
more fair, candid and patriotic than
that2 Can language be plsinerf Car
laboring men demand morey
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HOODS
SARSAPARILLA

Has decided" claims upon the public. This
ispositively proven by the immense good IL
has done to those who have been cured Of
diseases from which they have suffered In
tensely fer years, as verified BY the publish.
Cd testimonials, every one Of which Is . poe.
Tive fact
CHELsEA, VT, Feb. a, 1873.
MRssRs. C. /. Hoop 4 Co., Lowell, Mass.s
The 9Th day OF last June Was taken sick
with . swelling on my right foot, and with an
awful pain. The swelling went all over me.
rculty see out Of my eyes, and broke out
over the whole surface Of my body; my right
foot up to my knee was one raw, itching
mass, and my ankle and foot SO lame and
sore could not p step on land. 4: and Il would run
In this condition Mr.. W. r. Hood (of the firm
Of A. K Hood & Son, druggists, Of this town.
handed me bottle Of HOODS SARsAPARIL.
LA, and told me to take It, ] did 50. and BY
itwas doing me good. l have since taken
fve bottles more. After / had taken three
bottles my soreness began to leave ne, and
have been growing better every DAY, 20
that to-day can walk without going lame.
healed all up, and does not run at all lowe
my recovery to your Sarsapartlla. lwrite
this to let you know that think Il deserves
the confidence Of the public. especially those
WIZ SIe bkOuDleQ Win numOfSs
Yours most truly,
JOSIAH PITK1N.
P.S. Every person that saw me said that
never would get over my lameness without
having a running sore on my ankle; but
thank God 1 have. Jf.
Noother Sarsaparilla has such sharpening
effect upon the appetite. No other prepa-
ration tones and strengthens the digestive
organs like HOOPS SARsAPARiLLA.
Price one dollar, or six bottles for i've des.
bars. Prepared only by G. HOOD 3 CO.
xpothscaries, Lowell, Mass.
moh IS, ,'8lt38.
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T Miss NEVADA CALLAND, Of Sum.
mer6eld, and Mr.. j B WILLIAMS, son
of Ex-senator WILLIAMS, Of Monroe,
were married on the Oath inst. BY Rev
GRuBsR, at the residence Of Robert
CALLAND. Esq. A more extended no.
tice, giving list OF presents &c, will ap-
pear next week. Thanks for some OF
the wedding cake which Was excellent.
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@JoHs NJ. EBERLr, Proprietor OF
the Miltonsbdrg Marble Works, is pre-
pared 10 furnish Monuments, Tablets
and Tombstones 70 per cent. LOWER
ban any other establishment in Monroe
county. Work from bis shops can be
seen oil over the county.
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MRS. N. G. WEST, Local Editor.
Index to New Advertisements.
Statement, ATKINSON q RUEasEGaER.
Mr.. JoHs DowELs, OF Pa, 10 visiting
friends in this place.

Mr.. JoHs DowELs, Of Pa, 10 visiting
friends in this place.
Mr.. FRED. DrERL, of this place, is
visiting relatives in Cincinnati.
Rev. n. D. SrAurFER is attending
Conference st Youngstown this week.
Teachers' examination last Saturday
There we're quite number examined.
Mr.. joan n. BoUeHNER, ST., OF Sa.
lem township, is lying dangerously ill
Mrs. FRED DrEHL and Mrs W K.
MALLORY are visiting friends at Clsring-
ton.
Mr.. CHARLIE LITTLE, who has been
10 the West for some time, returned
home last week.
Mrs. W. KELLEY, OF Bellsire, spent
isst Sunday with the family OF Mr. j.
r. JUDKINs. Of this place.
Mrs. L. v. TlLLMAN. who has been
visiting her brother Mr.. 5 D. FORD. at
New Athens, returned home last week
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Taylor Admits All.

TAYLOR admitted that be did not De.
liver tie speech be bad p inted and he
also admitted that he had misrepresen,.
ed Gen Warner and his Committee by
stating they bad introduced one bill
when the Record proved that three hills
had heen iniroaucei. This is oil Gen.
Warner charged him vi b
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sgNo institution offers better fscili.
ties for obtaining good business edu-
cation than the Z,nesville Business Col
lege. Its graduates sll speak Of It in
the higheet terms and are always lavish
ia their praise Of the principals, Messrs.
CHoGuILL L PARSONS, Eastern Ohio
Teacher.)
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LONDON, Sept. % The British gun
boat Wasp was wrecked of Troy Is
land, On the north vest coast OF Ireland
TO-DAY. Fifty-two OF the men on board
tie Wasp we're drowned. Among thi;
number all the officers were included
Only six persons we're saved. o, the
rocky coast where the disaster occurred
it Was impossible to use email boats il
the attempt to rescue the ships crew.
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w Mr. CRUMProN, of the B. 2. 4 c.
R R, will move his family to Zanesville
this week. We will be very sorry to
loose so pleasant family from our
midst and wish them success 10 their
new home
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GTThe residence Of Mr.. FRrTx REEF
csught Gre from tile pipe last Wednes-
dav and Was burning nercely in the root
before 1t vas ex.ineuished. The bucket
brigade worked vigorously and saved
the building. Loss about sl0o; insured
IN the Home OF New York.
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UNswspapers, though everybody
does not think so, are always paid fol-
in advance. II the though,iess subscri.
ber doesn't do 1t the editor has to do so
The paper and ink manufacturers and
printers will not wait for year for theiI
nav. Subscribers should think Of this
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GEThere is law in Ohio which in
case soldier dies, and his family are
mot able 70 defray the expense Of the
funeral, the expense thereof, ii 1t does
not exceed es5. nust be paid By the
county.
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sunsbury Township Convention.

The Democrats OF Suns5ury township
are requested to meet in Beallsville on
Saturday, October llth, 1884,
For the purpose Of placing in nomina.
tion candidate for Justice OF the Peace
Polls to open at 4 o'clock and close
ct 6 O'Clock p. M
By order, TOWNSHIP Gown TEE.
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Valuable Farm. for Sale.

1O1 ACRRS'OF LAND In Benton township,
lUl Monroe County, Ohio; 100 acres clear
cd, balance good timber; we'll watered; good
house and necessary outbuildinss; scnool
house on farm, and
Within One.FOurth Mile
Of good Touring mill. For further partition.
lars, call on or address,
ePRIGGS 4 BRIGGS,
jan1 ,'94tf. w~odeasld, 0his.
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e S Woodward has brought suit 4,
Z'nesville. against The B 4 U. railros 1.
Tor $40 600 damages. lie presen,ei =
ticket three years old. which the condu !.
tor refused to honor and ej cted ,Li n
from the tsja.
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.UWeddiug cards are. cat for the
nmrlsge Of Mr.. WILL MoeRrs. OF this
place, and Miss REEA War. OF Des
Moiues, lows, which takes place at Des
Moines on Wednesday Dot. 1st.
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HGen. WARNEs's meetings ct Stat.
ford aud Lewisville we're we'll attended,
The soldiers present cheered the speaker
roundly and said they knew . soldier
who was at the front from 9 Hone
Gssrd who remained ct home In Ohio
and Indians during the war.
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BELMONT COUNTY MEETING.

Gen. WARNER will ad iress the Dem.
ocrscy of Somerset township, Belmont
countv, at
SOMERTON, Saturday. October 4,
At O'Clock In the evening. Arrange
ments have been made for rousing
meeting.
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COME
TO
WOODSFIELD.
ON
Saturday.,
OCToBER
4TH.


@T The Barnesville Fair officers On.
nounced that they will pay 30 cents on
the dollar On sll premiums awarded this
wear. The Monroe County Fair pays
loo cents on every dollar awarded. The
people will know which Fair to attend
in the future - Woodsfeld Spirit.
For ten years the Barnesvllle Fair paid
100 cents on the dollar, and IN that time
distributed not less than $4,000 among
their patrons. They got in debt BY the
opei alton, and now announce before the
exhibition that the premiums will depend
upon the profits. Nobody is deceived, and
exhibitors are willing to share the losses
caused by bad wea,her.-Enterprise.
That is entirely too disphanous. The
Woodsfeld Fair was held on the same
days and experienced the same "bad
weather." yet pays 100 cents on the dol.
lar on all premiums awarded. The truth
is, your District Fair don't draw as II
did wears agone. II is on the decline,
while ours ,s improving and is better
Fair, aside from the display your mer
chants make IN the Hall.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4TH,
Will be big day for the Democracy of Mon
| couufv Eovro 70 odaG.lS ov, {hat dax
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CATTLE MARKETS.
wheeling tive Stock Market
WHEELING. Sert. 81. 1884.

The market is talrly supplied this ~eel
Messrs. Hudson 4 Bayha furnished to-
following quota'ions:
Catlle-3 00a4 40 tor oil kinds
Hogs-Fair supply 6a5i, per lb.
Sheep-24a34c per ID.
Calves-A 00aS 90.
Lambs-4a5c per ID.
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Democratic Meetings.

An additional list Of meetings is pub
lished this week. They will be attended
by the speakers announced. Local CON-
Mt,ees are requested TO make the neces-
cary arraa gemen's for holding them.
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Will This Satisfy You7
Letter to Boston Post

All stories about nv having retracted
nv original statement regarding Mr..
Blai"e's character are utterly untrue. So
lar from It, Ireaffirm that statement With
'mphasis. CHARLOTTE MORRILL,.
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