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Fx'rs Sale Of Real Estate.

IN pur suance of an order Of The Probate
l Cturl If hohroe cotnty, osio, will ofs
for sale, at public auction, on
Saturday the 2lst day Of Jane 1884.
at / O'Clock p. m, at the front door of the
court house. in Wo,ds6eli, the following ds.
scr,bed real est ste ,sitti ate in Said county Of
MSHrds aili state Of ohio, to Wit:
TRACE No. being part of the southeast
auarter Of section thirty.six. township four OF
range five, bounded on the east by the lands of
JaGub Sniitz, and south b. the lands OF said
Jacob Smitz aud On the east Id part by lanis
Of frederic Kpeh'er aud On the rtortH by the
lands Of Frederick K ,ehler, and on the west BY
the lands of Philip Neuhart. and on the south
BY the lands of William F. Hunt,r, in the
road. containing seven aad seventy mine hum
dredth acres be the same mrre or less. and be-
ing the same lands dpeded by Edw ard Arch
bold to Daniel Neuhart, February II. 1857. !.
Tkkcr No 2.-Also, the folio wing described
ppropRises situate i9 the t6wdsh p of Cehtef. in
said county of Monroe. aud Being on the Cast
side of the southwest 6u.iter OF section thirty
six township four of range five; beginning for
tho same at a post In the road leading from
| Woodsfield to Uewi5tille. on the quartz: sec
tiOr line, thence forth thirty degrees east seY
| cuty ~lNo TOuS huu tVuE iihNS w "hssS O>
twenty-foIr inches. corner tree: thence norti
eighty-eight degrees west nineteen rods ant
eight links to stake On bank of rtfh; thenc'
south twenty-four degrees west fSrtyiseter
fods TO q stake; tlteiice south twenty degrees
east nine rods and twenty links to stake
thence south twenty 'two aegtees east t%els
rods md twenty lifiks to stake in the road
bearing north sixty.eight and three-fourth de
grees west sixteen links to stone. corner Q
NoonSy and Hunter; thence south sixty!eigh
aitd tfiree:fourth degrees east thirty fois to
st6ne, place Of beginning in Quarter line twsn
ty.fodr rods aid TN links f6rth Of Quartz
pBst Bstwsyt sections thirty.five and thirty
six. Containing thirteen acres. and being tn
same lands decided to Daniel Neuhart by Pete
Schneider and wife and George II. Foltner, b
deed dated April 2, 1870.
TRACT No. 4 Also, ths west half OF 10
number 1881 ninety-eight in the town o
WOods6eld. Monroe county. Ohio, decided b
David Kifkbrids to Dsuiel Neuhsrt by deed o
January 1. 1855. ::
TRACT No. 5-Also, the east half OF 10
number 1881 ninety-eight. in the town
Woodsfeld, Monroe county. Ohio, decided b
John n. Kirkbride to Daniel Neuhart, By dee
of April 16 1864. .
Appraised, tract No !, at $500.
: Q, at 75h
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Vera Ciuz, Mexlc., was basfi about
1900. and has been three times captured |;
once by the Americans in 1871 by the
allies in 1861. and by The Liberals in
1867
In 1908 wrought 6ishtcspis were for.
hidden 10 the. Eng,is clergy, and they
we're enfoins6 TO weaf nothing finer than
i,laia nlghteaas of black si.k, satin Of
velve..
At one ,irFg ifle ila,ives OF Vsncznala
sorshippsd r6ads they regarded the
load as .the lord of The ua.ers,' and
reated it With rnnch reverence; though,
as has been tie case with other ido.atefs,
they were, ready. IA times of difficulty,
20 cDmD'l favorable hearing ffoan their
pretended daitiea. Tllev whipped their
imprisoned toais WITH little switches
when they desired fains
The Senate passef. without debate !,
, he bill placing General Grant on the ie.
ired list with pay as General. II is gen.
rally believed that the bill will pass tho
House with little opposition. II will
rive General G ant an increase of about
sI9 .000. per year, which with the Sl5..
900 from the G ant fund will make him
quite comfortable.
What comfort or hope is there in the
tact that thousands of intelligent Chrisi
/! ian gentlemen sfa To De met With every
lay in the s'ree,s aha Susinass places Of
,nr g,e5 rs.;tts. which, for the most part,
''he lns,e:s, the bammers, the degraded
and passionate and prsiniiced rahle are
'ound ia the courts OF Justice Z TIE Ins
dependent
The remaining sdr2fTofs of The lost
State OF Flofids. with those of the Po-
Enerna, the ship SINK at the 9 tie tine,
hnave landed They ascribe the accident
ito the faiuI. of the siesmer. Corf citing
stal emenis ale gf;sen as to whether th',
ECitv of Rome did or did not neglect sIe:
nails Of distress shown by the vessel hay-
ling the eTtyfSsors on board.
A general Impression exists that slow
grown tidiber IS Che strongest, hut this
Eopinfoa does not, it is said, stand the
StesI Of experiment. There is in LonSoi
Ia Government establishment for testing
the 4aafit5 and strength Of all woods
and metals used for Government purpo
fses, the chronicles Of which are eaid to
be Very interesting. Among other things
which have been proved there, is the fac,
that fast grown timber oak at east-is
the strongest. and bears the greatest dr.
gree Of tensivH'
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MRS. M. G. WEST, Local Editor.
mAsONiC DIRECTORY.

foSRoE Lopez No. 1s9 F. and A. NJ,
meets at Masonic Hall in Woodsfeld, on
"wednesday evenings. on or before each full
moen. d. B. HILL, W. NJ; JAS. R. MORRIS,
sec'y.
WoopsFIELD CHATTER No. IS. r. A. NJ,
meets in Masonic Hall. Woods6eld, on Mon
day evening after full moon. ]. T. SPRees'
ME-. II. p; JAS. r. MORRIS, Sec'y.
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RThere Will be Centennial Mis-:
sionary meeting at the NJ. E Church 6n
next Sunday evening. it being the CEN
teniary of Methodism. The program
will consist of recitatlons, select readings
and music. A cordial invitation is eli
tented To all
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Tsxss Cattle Drive.

II is expected ,hat 2G00bO head Of
cattle will Ia driven from Texas. .inio
C dorado this year, and that $4,000 more
W Il c.me from other Western S a..s.
The calf crop Of this year is about 256,.
900, and when all the new cattle are
here Colorado stock will amount Id
about 0Oo 0U0. Tne lsrgest purchase
e OF Texa. est,fe have been the Pryor
Brothers Of Pueblo. they will drive
Is 0G0 head intn Culoraio, sni 10 do
hat will rq1ire force of 40 men and
400 horses. The journey will Hast from
so to 90 d,ys
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wJ. NJ. EBEaLE. Proprietor of the
williamsburg Marble Works, and build
er of the Soldiers and Sailors Monu-
ment, at fsellaire, Is closing out his i'm
meuse stock of Hsadstones, Tables and
Granite and Marble Monuments 80 per
a2nt. CHEAPER than any other estab-
ishuent can do it.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-05-20

s| Jdaa NJ, EBEREE, Proprietor Ut
the Miltonsburg Marble Works, is pre-:
pared to tdrhish Monuments. Tables
and fomBstones IS per cent. lower
than ally tjiher establishment in Nom Oh
equity. Work from bis shops can be
seen all over the county.
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~ Mr.. William SLOAN, OF Malaga
r, Gently returned from a trip
to Kansas, where he purchased 16U
acres of land /, Cloud eountv, His son,
GEoRGE SLOAN, is ON the land and wriie'
that he mas been offered profit OF $500
and wouli not take cent less than ST.
600 Mr. Sloan is we'll pleased With the
West and the people, and admires their
hnsinpss Navs,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-05-20

w John NJ. EBERLE Proprietor of
the Miltonsburg Marble Works, is pre-
pared to furnish Monuments, Tablets
and Tombstones 90 per cent. lower
titan any other establishment in Monroe
county. Work from bis shops can be
shsh sli over the county.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-05-20

Ewlf you want Monuments, Head:
stones or anything in that line, JOHN NJ
EBERLE, Proprietor OF the Miltonsburg
Marble Works, is prepared TO supply
your wants 10 per cent: Cheaper than
cay other establishment 10 Monroe
County. His work recommends itself.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-05-20

WAsHINaTeN, May l4-In reference
to the sofidtioii Of the banks OF the
country at large, the Comptroller saws
they seem to be Ia an exceptionally
strong condition, most Of them to car
rying unusually large reserves, and thai
the condition OF sf ,i,s is entirely differ
ent fiom that of 1873 He does moi
think q general panic possible
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HOGAN CASH

CStuusiA, S. c., May 15.-Bogaa
Cash, the notorious outlaw and sc d oil
Col. Cash, was killed this nsofpfng By .
posse Under Deputy Sheriff King. BE
fred upon the posse Who returned it rid.
ding him With ballets. There is grea,
excitement 10 Chesterfield County.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-05-20

EE JoHn NJ. EBERLE, Proprietor OF
the Miltonsburg Marble Works. is pre-
pared to furnish Monuments, Tablets
and TOmbstopes 20 per cent. lower
than sny other establishment in Monroe
county Work from his shops can be
seen all over the county.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-05-20

Eg JOHN NJ. EBsRLE, Proprietor Of
the Miltonsburg Marble Works, is pre-:
pared to furnish Monuments, Tablets
and Tombstones % per cent lots
ef than any other establishment in Mon.
roe county. Work from bis shops can
be seen all over the county.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-05-20

MARRIED o. April 16. by NJ. BotdH-
NER, Esq of Salem township. Miss SA-
RAH L. ATKINSON to Mr.. BENfIf W:
WARD.
May lat BY JAMES NEsBrrF, Ed, o.
Lee township, Miss BERTHA H5LDERMAN
to Sir g. WIrcHxY.
May 81, 1884, by JoHN W. SfRIce:
LING, ESQ.,, of Wayne township, Miss
CHARLOTTE E GIvESs to Mr.. HOMER
HOWELL.
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eF JOHN NJ: EBsRLE, Proprietor OF
the Miltousburg 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
seen all over the County.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-05-20

H Monuments. Headstones and TAD
lets Of any design and OF any material
Is Der cent. cheaper than any other
establishment in Monroe or adJoin'ng
counties, ct the Miltonsburg Marble
Works, j. NJ. EBERLE, Proprietor.
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cEOn the 3lst of May, at 9 o'clock
A. NJ, there will be a meeting Of the
Wool Growers Association and Thor.
oughbred Stock Sale Association at the
Court House in .Woodsfeld w N
Cowden, Secretary of the Ohio State
Wool Growers Association, will speak
Wool growers are all requested to attend
this meeting.
BIZ order Of the President of the Mon
roe oouuty Wool Growers Association
T.G. NELSON. Pres't-
WI "A -, So,
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M Don't suppose that you can Jam
fke roofs Of fruit trees into small holes
AZ boor soil and have them do WE'LL
iJaless you are willing to do the work
thoroughly, and TO give them a fertile
Soi4. better not plant trees at all:
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-05-20

HBy an act of the Legisture passed
March Goth, the fees OF witnesses IN both
eivp and criminal cases. before court
Of record, we're raised to one dollar per
6sy and Eve cents per mile for travelling
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-05-20

HEvery laboring man should strive
to get home Of his own. The money
he annually pays for rents would soon
oct him . home, humble 1t might be, bn'
ftiIl home.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-05-20

HA fuller bloom OF apples, pinms,
eurrsnts, ounces. snd peers fss not been
seen for many years. A large crop is
txpected. Peaches will be oft OF the
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appraised, tract No. !, at $500.
{" !" 4. at Big.

TERMS OF SALE -0ne-third casa in hand
5ne-third in one year and oue'third in two
years from day of sale, with interest on defer;
red pay mants, to be secured by mortgage upon
the premises sold. - -
Executor Of the will Of Daniel Nsuhart, Decd
msy5G, ,S4.5.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
Wiheei,ny Live STOCK sfatRe,

WHEELrSa. May II, 1854.
The market is very active this, week
and the supply poor. Msssfd. Hudson
& Bayha furnished ths following quo
tations.
Csttle-z 5oa5 So for all kiuds..
Hogs-faic supply 4Ia5Yc per 10.
Sheep-4fa64c per 10.
Calves-I 50a5 90.
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D1rb-Oa the 10th inst. 10 Center
township, LsosARD NEtHARr, aged 90
Years His remains we're inferred in
fine NrwHART Cemetery on the 17th fnst
Mr.. NEuHARr located in Monroe county
m 1886.
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HOODS
SARSAPARILLA

Has decided" claims upon the public. This
Is positively prottn by The iffiihehse good it
has done to those who have been etlred OF
diseases from which they have suffered In
tcnscly fer years, as {eEiied BY the publish
I'D testimonials; every One Of wlfieh is pos
Tive fact. ,,-
=. CnELskA, tTT., Feb. "a; 1879:
MEssRs. c: |: HOOP & Co, Lowell, Mass:
The 9th day Of last june was taksH sick
with swelling Jii my right foot, ard wilt an
sEs My gllgs ga Mss g g,f TfE! s Gil f S hs &
sStS h B q ssce ny eyes g aRS Sody ekf@ @ Gt
foot up To my knee was one raw, itchiiik
hiass, a!id my ankle and foot so lame and
sore could not step on Il. and II would run
SO as to wet bandags through in an hour.
9 jr fSoSs1 @f dTuFrss asSa Sl ais M 5Wn M
X banded nd d me a b6tiis bf, ,HSSSD's SsEsAratiE
iLe time Time had taken one b5t(ie f6liiid that
Il wJ, doing me good. l have siflee taken
iiye. bottles more. After had taketi three
bOttieS ttiy Soreness began to leave ule; ahd
aye been growing better iitGt evsrE SdIns e3s sp
] have no soreness in my ankle and II has
healed all up, and does not run at all. lowe
my recovery to your Sarsaparllla.., write
this to LET you .kpbM that think It deserves
ss o eoRfGsRSs SIRf GESSd a @ Bots. sspe' 'n0''
Yours most truly. -,
JOSIAH PITKIN. ,
rs. Every person that saw me said that
Inever would get over my lameness without
having a runniils Sore bn my ankle; but
shank God have: J.P.
T56therSarsaparilla has such sharpening
Effect upon the appetite. No other prepa-
ration tones and strengthens the digestive
organs like HOOPS SARsAPAR1LLA.
Price one dollar, or six bottles for i've dol
lars. Prepared only by c. l. HOOD & CO.
lpothecaries, LoMen, Mass.
Inch, .ss4tss.
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ER-Dont fail TO see the stock OF
Watches Jewelry &C., one door north of
P. o. Allkinds of repairing on Watch-
es, Clocks &c. A. +. KlSAH.
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TIE Republican Judicisl Convention
to nominate three candidates for Circuit
Judges 10 the Fourth Judf,ial Circuit
will he held at Portsmouth, Wednesday,
June 18th, 1854.
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ETbe smoke and dust of house
cleaning is right here, Shd tie old man
has more business down town no" than
At any other season OF the year. And
very pressing Business, too, at that.
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Thelbanner Jackson Township in. the
state is in Auglaizs County, where Gov
ernor Hoadly received 444 votes and
Judge Foraker 9-this being an unusually
large republican vote in the township.
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wTo drive away rats, scatter the
csl6non peppermint plant ID oil pisces
where The rats stay. aud they will soon
aisauuear. It's sure thing.
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~ The picnic season is upon u.s. and
the greatest ambition Of the .aversge
toune man is TO have sonse one invent
! a.Ir Of pants the color of custsrd pie.
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A car load of 10000 pounds OF fresh
salmon was shipped from Dallas. Ore.t
Friday night, the first ever shipped from
that State.
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fine ff6th Regiment Reunion.
CALAIS, MONROE COUNTY. OHie

CALAIS, MONROE COUNTY. OHio
May Is, 1884 &
Mr. Fl. Il. West Editor Spirit of Democracy:
DEAR SIR: noticed an article in your
paper of the proposed Reunion OF the
ll6.h Regimen. .. VI. at Caldwell,
next September. Wouli II not 6s q
good idea to invite all soldiers to psrtic-
ipate in said Reunion and hate and en-
JOY a good time in general; and make !,
three OF four days in place of two in
order to accommodate some OF the Com
rades frnm distance. ) =
Resneot.tillS,
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N New counterfeit ten and twenty
i've cent silver pieces are in circulation
They can be detected by their peculiar
ius,re and brittleness.
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If the house OF representstlV, fol-
lows the vote of the committee on eleci
tions Major Mckinley will be unseated
in favor OF Wallace, his demotrstis op:
ponent:
fne Republicans of tbe Twelfth Dis.
trict nominated Albert G Thompson. OF
Scioto. for Congress, by acclamation,
The district gave Hosdly last year l,2ls
maj 'rity.
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OsE WHO Was THERE

Annual Meeting of the Germa n
baptist Church tDunkard'si to be
Held at Miller's CrossingsO.
To all desiring to attend the above
meeting the B d o. R. R Co., will sell
round trip tickets at one fare fol the
rourd trip, tickets will be good going,
from May 2oth to Juue 9, and will be
good returning, until June Goth.
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Giiieaso. /,

MAY is.--Ffour ooa6 Is; Wheat
SIC; Corn 5sa55c: Oats SIC; Rye soc.
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Gfncffnaif,

cisclssAfl, May 16.-Flou, 4 55a
5 SOC; Whea, l C5; Corn 5Sc; oa's
SIC; Rye roc. 81 -
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PHll8delphia.

PHrIiprLFarx, Msy 1S-Flour, 5 ooa
S ssc; Wheat l OSai 0Sc; : Corn 62s
65c; Oats 4Oa4lc; Rye 6SA70c.
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10 Court on the 18TH inst, Will
LIAM GIBBONS, a resident of Adams
township, indicted at the present term
for shooting with intent to kill. wound
and MAIN. was arraigned and tried
The trial of the case occupied he entire
day. Tho jury, after being out three
hours, returned into Court s. 10 O'Clock
P. N with yer lict of guilty of "shoot-
ing with intent 10 wound" The penalty
is from one to twenty years confinement
in the Peuitentiary. The Court on the
10Th inst, Sentenced GlsBoNs to 'confne-
ment in the Penitentiary Tor one year. :.
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tY-Call at The SPIRIT Office for job print
ing from q visiting card up to full sheet pos
ter. Letter heads, business card on envelopes.
statements and bill heads printed m short
HotioW
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EewhY0fk.

.Msy iS=FlIo,ihr y ooaS co.; whest
[ 65; Corn Sza6se;, Oats 37a45c
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W. z KING Sec'y.

s% You can save 20 per cent, BY
leaving youf orders for Monuments,
Headstones, etc., with j, n. EBERLE,
Proprietor of the Miltonsbnrg Marble
Works. All work and material guaran-
teed as represented. Apr. 15m6.
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G.L EBERLr,

Go C, Ii6th Regiment, y. VI
The above suggestions are right, and
should receive she attention Of the Com
mi.,ce of Arrangei6en,s.-Eb sfIRlr
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wonasasia Siacx Market,
May.1s-Catsaeg Static per pound
Sheep sa4u per repsa. Hogs zaS pei
pound gross. F,ss ,s,.,s
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ETo reduce MY Stock Of Jswslry aA
e. z. HAEEAN.
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For Sale On Easy Terms.

I will sell my House snd three acres Of land
on tie north side Of town at bargain. There
is good we'll and number of bearing fruit
trees on the premiseS. Call on or address
CHARLES LYNCH.
WoodsHeld, Ohio.
, 1884-12-09

Rochester Demo rat and Chronicle
ain what form Is all this falss hair worm
asked the reporter Of the dealer in deceptive
hirsute.
an every form possible was the reply.
1T is worn by young ladies for bangs;
young ladies who don't need to wear false
hair, but who dose TO save the trouble of pre-
pairing their own. You wouldn't him soi
Perhaps not, but a large percentage of
maidens who have good hair Of their own
cover 1t up with store hair. Curious, isn't
IT. Then there are lots of old women you
meet on the streets who apparently possess
luxuriant heads of hair, but who In reality
are bald as a hilliard ball. Then you, OF
course, know all about the plain, ordinary,
everyday switches which women hang over
backs OF chairs at nights, and which prove a
never-failing source Of inspiration to the
funny mem"
Are these false bangs made herel'
Fright here. We have blocks TO construct
them on, and make a great many of them
Switches are made right here, too"
Where does all the hair come fromi'
"Flom the old country, mostly. The
peasant girls among the Alps have their hair
cut regularly TO supply the American trade.
1t has assumed enormous proportions, too.
There are houses In New York which make
a speciality OF selling It."
"How about wigs.r
They are worn much more extensively
than people imagine. Most people think
that they can always tell a wig when a man
wears one, but II an unfortunate bald-head
buys the best and attends to it-that means
get a new one about once "A year-few besides
experts can detect the imitation. A wig will
only last about n year.
"How about hair-dressingf'
1--WE dress ladies' hair continually. When
a women Is going out some evening, or re-
ceives company. and she thinks she can not
comb her hair nice enough, she comes to Us.
We ave a girl employed especially for the
purpose.
, 1884-12-09

S. Doty is in from his ranch.
Mr.. VIII Booker, of Chugwater, is 10
town.
Mr.. Frank smidh is in from Lance
Greek.
Mr.. james f Woods is over from Rock
Springs.
E. Maggie returned from the East yes
terday.
Mr.. H.. G. Brown, of Fort Laramie, is
in the city.
DIR. Heron j.. Webb, of Carbon, Wyo.,
is in the city.
Mr.. A. d. Chamberlain came in from
his ranch Sunday.
George G. Min and Adele Payne are
guests at the Inter-O Ocean.
Hon. J. C. Gown, one of the most
prominent lawyers in Omaha. spent Sun
day in the city, the guest of Mr.. r.
Frewen.
Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Poland. of Egg
bert, accompanied by their family and by
Miss Mamie Gardner. are guests at the
Inter-O Ocean.
At the Railroad Hotel; George ID. VIII
liams and wife, Denver; j. B. Arthur,
Fort Collins; +. w. Sherwood. Fort Col
Inns; J. J. Mann, Denver; J. \. Hartman,