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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-03-25
OBITUARY..

DrED AT Trail Run, Monroe coun.
", Ohio, on March 10th. 1884, Mrs.
MAGGIE FRoEBIscH, aged 20 years.
Mrs. Froehisch was born in Monroe
county. in 1868 She had been mem.
her of the NJ. E. Church some six OF
seven years, was faithful In attendance
on all the means OF grace, and vas al
ways present at all prayer and class
meetings, while permitted to attend
church
She enjoyed that sacred peace and
consolation which none but the true be.
lever enjoys. She was often heard to
speak Of the power Of God TO save the
soul, and as the end drew near, she felt
that Jesus waa her best friend. Her last
words we're 20, how sweet"
She leaves three little children aud o
husband to mourn her loss The be-
reaved husband has the sympathy Of the
people Of the entire vicinity
How blest the righteous whom he dies;
When sinks weary soul to rest;
How mildly beam the closing eyes;
How gently hsaves the dying breash
NLifes labor done. as sinks the olsv.
Light from It's load the spirit hies;
While heaven and earth combine TO saw,
"How blsst the righteous when he dies"l
r N. n
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The follovinp items are from

EE The following items are from the
Clarington Independe.s, 21st inst.:
Mrs Cochran has sent her piano
which was damaged by the food, away
to the factory at Boston to be repaired
Some Of those which we're the wors,
damaged we're split up for kindling
wood.
1t is with sorrow that We are called
upon to announce the death OF Jaeper
Cats, who died at his home in this place
on Thursday evening, March 18th, 1884.
His ailment was consumption. His re.
mains we're inferred In the village ceme-
tery on Saturday afternoon. He was 81
years Of age and unmarried.
At the Democratic convention held
here on last Saturday, 18Th inst the fol.
loving ticket was nominated: For Trus-
tees, John Boettner, John Maury and
Seth Ward, Sr.; for Treasurer, Fl. Z
Muhleman; for Clerk, Frank L Case !;
for Assessor, J L PILES; for C,nsta
bles, Geo. II. Trembley. John Arm and
Philip Letter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Thomas, two
OF our oldest aud we'll known citizens
returned home from Kansas CITY Tues.
dav evening where they have been stay-
ing this winter with their son-in. law,
Mr.. Mort Riley, superintendent of the
~ater works Of that city. Mr.. Thomas
expresses himself - being we'll pleased
with the West.
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a bouncing boyat Rev. SrxurrER's
"A pew elrl baby 1t Treasurer Rurs.
ssoeEz's.
ND. GAsDrx. OF Jackson township
is on the sick liss.
The County Commissioners we're in
session on the 22d inst.
Mr.. WIH LrscH, of Bellaire, is visit.
Ing friends in this place.
Mr.. VERNON WALTON isin Wheeling
90 business trip this week.
Note the change In the time table o'
the B & o. Railroad this week.
Nj. NoRrH WEsr, OF bridgeport, spent
Sunday with friends 10 this place.
NEtr HARrEs. OF Malaga township
he's opened . livery stable In South Bell.
airs.- s
9. N. wooDsslDaE, Esq ) OF BsIlaire,
vss in town last Friday on legal busi.
ness
Mr. HuxrEE ARHsrRoSa is home frem
Delaware College for two weeks vsca.
sion. -
Miss EMnA HaYoEz. Of this place. ID
Waiting frieuds 10 Be'laite and 81. Clair..
vile.
Ne. q. r BgRxaEAD sill erect bril.
ding this Spring in which 10 start gro
cary store.
Mr. SrLAs Txuax. Of sistersville. Wes,
Ts. wss iu sewn last Saturday shaking
hands With frieuds.
Misa loxE WALroE aud Mrs. n. C.
WEsz spent few da5s With friends in
Bellaire lsst week.
Mr. JoHH WrELsAns, the popular
young druggist Of Summeraeld. Was In
town hat Saturday.
McCoY, General Superintendent. and
Horr. Msnseer OF the B z. 3 G Bail
road, have resigned
II you want tirst.cIsss Hood views ad,
dress E. ". PIUrxrx, Wheeling. "
We. See advertisement.
Miss HArTIE OxEE. Who has been
spsnding 9 few weeks with Mrs Baowx
near Jerusalem, returned home last Fri
day.
Miss AHsTE SpAxeLsR's school on
Standing Stone Run closed last Frida'
She wfIl commence her school at KERR'a
next week.
WILLIAM o. KEEvERr. Of Guernsey
county, son Of JAoos KEEyEEr, former
" resident OF Woodsaeld, died March
l7th. aged - years
Prof DAVID McvEr. OF Beallsville.
wss exsuaned BY The Board Of State
School Examiners IL December. and is
non the happy possessor OF State GER
tifcate,
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To Democrats.

The nominating convention called fol
Ce,tr township on next Saturday. the
29'h, inst., will be held, notwith.t,nd.
ing reports circulated to the contrary BY
parties who must he working to advance
the interests OF the Republican party.
Let every Democrat in Center town.
ship attend and nominate q ticket tbs
will vim against anv combination ths,
may or can be formed against ii. The
way to win political battles is to keer
the party in share by nominations and
thorough organ zition. Without nom.
mated ticket the opposition invariably
elect some OF their candidates. A com
pact. working organization 10 the party
that wins at the polls On the Other
hand, the party without orgsniz stion
although il may have decided majority
frequently suffers defeat.
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WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP ITEMS.
GRA.sy,LLE. March 81. 1884.

GRANVILLE. March Il. 1854.
Our schools have closed to prevent The
spread OF measles.
Qli,e Q number OF our students are
to attend the select school al
Woods6eld this season.
Mr.. Nathan Oden, who has been teach.
ing school In New Castle, returned home
tbis week.
/. A. Wilcox has offered his property
for sale st Sl.500 There are good pros
poets OF Thomas Christy buying it for
bic son.
David Allen lost Q valuable black mare
few days ago; she died with !ockjaw,
caused by loose shoe.
Miss Melissa Rucker Is on the sick list
this week. We hope her sickness is
nothing serious.
Winfield Gatchell 10 going to erect q
new store house.
Sam Milhorn has bought the John
Gatchell property.
We report several cases OF measles
this week.
A little child OF Alex. Harmon's fell
into Q kettle Of I've the l7.h inst., and
was seriously injored.
Lovengood our iniormants we're many
too numerous to mention.
Mr.. John A. Hickenbotham, who has
been 10 the west for several years has re
turned home. He is enjoying excellent
health.
It Was laughable to see those two
young men trying to run when they OBJ
served from distance that the consta-
BILE was vending his way toward the
knob Boys. il you will drink you had
better take 1t out OF town, for our con.
stable 10 wide awake and means business.
Mrs Eliza Beardmore. widow resid
ing o short distance from town, had her
hen roost visited by set Of thieves, who
managed by sending part OF their num-
her to the back OF the orchard to entice
the dog in that direction, while the 9th
ers stole large number OF chickens and
succeeded in escaping without detection.
Mr.. Homer Umpleby had similar
visit pal his hen roost q few nights ago
We hear that We are 10 have Q bakery
started this simmer. We wish the pro-
priet0r success
A grand wedding at William Forea-
ker's the 20 b inst Full particulars not
known at this writing
MARRrED.-On the 9Th inst, by Mark
Joy, Esq Miss Katie B Harmon to Mr.
Duncan Dougherty
We wish the newly married couple
much happiness LULU.
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OBITUARY.

DIED March 6sb, 1884, near New
Castle, Monroe county, Ohio, OF tuber.
culous en,erilis, Hannah j. Thompson
wife OF Leander Thompson, and only
daughter OF H. T. and Elsabeth Mitch
ell. aged 35 years and IL days. The de
ceased was sn estimsble ladv, highly re.
spected iu the community in which shs
lived. In her death her husband losei
a dear companion, her children . loving
mother, her parents . dear and ohedienl
daughter and society ! good citizen -
She leaves husband. four children and
father and mother to mourn her loss.
ITO those who for her loss 10 grisved,
This eonsolation's given
She's from world Of woo relieved,
And rssti At home in Hssvsn."
A FRlEHD.
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The New Jury Law.
Cincinnati Commercial GA.ette

In the present ate Of affairs 10 this
city, it is ditficult to oversts . the impor-
ance Of The Pruden Law.
Itis no, ss thorough as We would like,
but it strikes the mark. aud makes the in :
dicioas. in elligent iisens heretofore
excluded from the juries in capital cases,
eligible
The important language Of the Law We
have already published bus i. will bear
rspe ision as follows:
aIf . juror has formed Or expressed an
opinion as TO the guilt or innocence Of
the accused, he Court shall hereupop
proceed examine such jurors on oath
as 10 he grounds Of such opinion, and il
such juror shalt say tha be believes he
can render an impartial verde notwi H.
standing such opinion, and if the Court
is sal fed tina such juror will render On
impair ial verdict on the evidence, may
admit him a. compe ent to serve in such
case ss ajuror.
Now this will stops coed deal Of the
monkey business in the Criminal Courts,
and provide for the hanging of murderer.
It was high ims.
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TUESDAY, MARCH -. 1884.
CnUaCH plaEcroRr.

81 sYLvRsrERs CATHOLIC CHuRcH.-Rsv
ISihse HEIsrNeER, Pastor. Services at 8 and
1eoslock A Sunday School at r. n,
vespers sAd Bensdictisn at sP.M.
Services & the u. E. Church. Wocdsfeld,
every sahbath Preaching at 1880 A. Y. and
Z. n. Sunday school 3:S0 P. n. Prayer
meeting every Thursday at 2 ?. n. Pastor,
Raw. II. D. STAUFFER.
PRESBYTERIAN CHuRcH.-Services at Pres.
byteriaa Church. Woodsfeld. every two weeks,
beginning Sabbath. Jan. 9Th, 3 o'clock P. n.
Buchanan. every two weeks. beginning Sab.
bath, Jan. s7th, l01< An. New Castle every
tws weeks, beginning Jsn. 10th, IL 4. n
Pastor Rev W. r. GARRowAT.
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Bellaire Indspendsnt. 2lst inst.

Mr.. G N GaamsT. OF the Mansfisl.l
Shield and Banner, was in the city TO.
iay disposing Of the Bsllaire Democrat,
which paper he hss. owned since the
Leader went to she wall. Mr.. VI. C..
Warnock was the purchaser. and the
price paid was $500. Mr.. Warnock will
move the paper into the front room next
TO Coulson's paint shop, where he will
continue its publication. Mr. Allen de-
clsres that he will continue TO publish
his Democrat, and even i the type and
press is sold, that he will hold ell the
patronage Of the paper. Thus il is that
there Is - u more trouble in the Dcm-
ocrs,ic CAM.
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MILTONSBURG ITEMS.
MILroxssuRe, O., March %, 1884

miLToNsbuh0, VI, Marcn ~, 1904
Our school closed yesterday, after q
term Of six months; we are informed
that there were fi'ty-three pupils enroll.
ed and an average daily attendance oI
but twenty-seven; and that not siugl,
patron of the school ever visited 1t this
winter Whv is It that parents take 90
little interest in the education OF their
children7
D L Egeer will begin the summer
term on April IL
The Matchet school taught by Franl
Wehr, Of Calais. also closed yesterday
Good sidewalks and street crossinsl
would be very much spprecia ted jus
now.
Mr.. 6. Laudenberger exchanged hi
old boiler for new one, which will b,
here 10 short time.
Twins-boy and girl. at B. A. Yum
kes's. Ben. wears happy emile.
Mrs. Barbary Stencil, OF Wheeling
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. p. Wen
CERT
p. Dorr returned from the East las'
week where he purchased his spring
stock Of goods.
Justice Deisz 10 selling his stock and
arminR implements at public sale to.
day. He intends to emigrate west
The Young ladies and gentlemen oi
this place enjoyed Q social party at tn.
residence OF G. Feiock. ON Wednesday
evening; after an ENJOYABLE time, rn.iI q
late hour, the crowd dispersed.
s. b Luly is extensively engaged Ia
raising fancy poultry; In kis poultry
ward may he seen various kinds Of 20,
stock. Let any person interested IL
poultry c,ll on Mr.. Luly and We sre cure
that he will fearn something to his ad-
vantage
Are You confident, "Uncle." that YOU
we'll know that We are getting pretty vel
up in yearsf The representation 70,
made OF Us is so applicable to yourself
that it does no, admit of the slightes,
variation. We made your acqaintance
unaware to you) q short time since
and noting the difference Of years thu
exists between our ages, how can you
saw that sss are getting we'll up 10 years
Not kno wing us, how can you have q
faint recollection Of our sojourning Ia
vour midstl Come again, Uncle
Probably the next time some one can
tell you more about "Anon."
"Little Rosebud's" prediction thai
you would be out OF your head on aa.
other wild goose chase. has been fulfill.
ed, for after trying vainly to know what
sex the writer's may be, you are trying
to discover their ages How ridiculou.
in your demonstrating that you are not
interested in Little R,.ebui's" sex
when you devote the greater part oI
your letter to prove that 1t is Of the
masculine. For whose benefit are you
doing it knowing that nobody cares q
straw about 1t except yourself?
John Reich's smokehouse containing
about 1000 pounds OF bacon, Was de.
stroyed by fire on Monday evening
ANoN.
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HThe following appeared in the
Cincinnati News Journal OF the 10Th
inst:
81 will send question to the ma nv
readers Of the Weekly News. What ia
the difference In half foot square and
square half foot3 Some men say that
SO square inches is the difference, some
say 80 square inches, some say $50
square inches. I think there is no tlif.
ference. One square foot contains IA
square inches. the half Of square foot
contains 70 square inches, half foot
square contains 36 square inches, q
square half foot contains SO square in.
cheso
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MAYORS
PRocLAkA TON,

TN compliance With the requirements of the
i laws of the State Of Ohio, I, JOHN w.
DoHERTY. Mayor Of the village of woods-
field. hereby notify the qualified voters of said
village. that on Monday. the 7th day Of April,
A.. y. 1854. between the hours of six O'Clock
A. n. and six O'Clock, P. H.. at the usual nlaca
OF holding elections within said village. an
election will be held for the purpose of choosing
the following ofiuers. to. Wit:
One Mayor for the term Of two wears;
One Clerk for .he term of two years;
One Marshal for the term Of two years;
Three members Of the Village Council for
the term Of two yeare.
Given under my hand and official seal at nv
efice in said village, this goth day Of Mach.
A. d. 1884.
JOHN W. DoHERrY,
SEAL Mayor of the Village of
Woodsfeld, Monroe
County, Ohio.
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HOODS
SARSAPARILLA

Has decided" claims upon the public. This
b positively proven by the immense good Is
has done to those who have been cured u
diseases from which they have suffered In
tensely. fer years, as verified BY the publish
tive fact
CHIIsKA, VT, Feb. -, fe7A
Mxssns. G. /. HooD 3 Co, Lowell, Mass,
The 9Th day Of last June was taken sick
with swelling on my right foot, and with IN
swul pan me :Tel,ng vent ~ Sysf ne: Ss
nculty see out Of my eyes, and I 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 90 lame and
sors could not step on I'D +; and 4 would h1 run
n this condition M. W. r. hood (of The irm
Of A. X. Hood q Son, druggists, Of this town.
handed me bottle OF HOODS SARsAfARIL
Ia, and told me to take II. did 50, and By
The time had taken one bottle ] found that
Ave bottles more. After I had taken three
bottles my soreness began to leave ne, ana
fhaye been growing better every DAY, %
that to-day can walk without going lame.
] have no soreness in my ankle ana Y naS
healed all up, and does not run st al. loMo
this to let you know that ! think II deserves
TIE confidence Of the public, especially thoeo
who are troubled with humors.
-: Yours most truly,
JOSIAH PITKIN.
rs Every person that saw me :.ia 1,,.,,s sa.s
having running sore on my ankle; eus
thank God have. S'T'
Noother erSarsaparillah has such sharpening
effect upon tho appetite. No other preps-
ration tones and strengthens the digestive
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gRev. A. n. Lross, OF Monmouth,
lows, passed through town on the train
Wednesday en- rosie for stafford he
had in charge the remsins OF his sister,
the wife Of Prof ]. A. MARSHALL, de.
ceased, 50 we'll known 10 our county. -
Mrs. MARSHALL came to her death Mon.
day, March l7th, after severe illness
Of tour and half months duration.-
Cause Of death, nervous pros,ra,ion and
pneamotlis.
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R A Republican Con

I A Republican Congress reduced
the duty on wool. A Republican Leg
ialature enacted the Scott Law. And
now the Republican press, instead ol
aDologizing for these acts, are beIsbor.
ing the Democrats in Congress for mol
hurrying up fast enough, the restoration
or the afore'ime duty on wool, and are
throwing the vitriol of their indignation
at the Democratic Legislature because !,
has not yet repealed the Scott L'qlnr
Law Perhaps il ths parties interested
suffer . little from these .Republican
measures they may not be so swift to
" te he Republican ticket In the future
-Akros Times
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March April May

When the weather grows warmer. that
extreme tired feeling, want Of appetite,
dullness, languor, and lassitude, aftlict
almost the entire human family, and scrof-
ula and other diseases caused by humors,
manifest themselves with many. 1t Is i'm
possible to throw Of this debility and expel
humors from the blood without the aid Of q
reliable medicine like Hoods Sarsaparilla.
II could not sleep, and would get up IN
the morning with hardly life enough to get
out Of bed. had no appetite. and my
face would break out with pimpleA Ibought
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eEThe members Of the Lsdies Aid
Society will hold . social in the NJ. e
Church on next Wednesday evening =
The program will be, vocal music by
Miss EMxA HARLAN. Recitation, b,
Miss TEMPS SINcLaIR. Duet., by Misses
Hattie HILL and Lucr PEAssox Reel
tation. Miss MINNIE ARMsrRoNe. Duett,
Miss Puss DIEaE and Mr.. Taos R,UsE
After this short program will follow
social. A good time is anticipated
Everybody invited to come. Admis
sion free.
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Marietta Times, seth inst.

The body Of dead man Was found
floating in the Ohio River below Grand
view. bv John Beaver, On the 18th inst
He tied it to the ehore and notified ESQ
F. W. Lamping, who held On inquest OF
it. The verdict was death ny drowning
The man va apparently As years old, I
feet s inches high, short brown hair
forehead bald, body naked except Q pail
OF red cotton socks on his feet.
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DIEp.-In Bethel township. on Fri
day, March 7th, 1884. Rachel Barkhim.
msr, OF bronchitis. The subject OF this
notice wss born In Bethel township, on
Riase. Bun and wss the oldest child ol
James and Catharine Thompson and was
the, frat OF Q family Of seven children
to break the family tie that binds kim
dred heart to heart. a. Z.
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HWe seldom pick up q newspaper
nowadays without being confronted With
the couu adrum, "W hat shall We do with
our girls 2" and the corresponding query
touching the supposed health and hap
piness Of "our boys" We have no way
OF deciding. bat |, strikes us that the
next question for debate ought to be,
what shall We do with the fathers and
mothers -ho don't know now to take
care Of their BOYS snd girls"
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We srs authorised to annsuncs Josspa
ecaunAcHEI, Jr., a. candidate for Trustee
OF Center township; subject to the decision
Of the nominating convention TO be held on
the 2sth inst.
IN. srrRrr: Anueunoe 8. D. OWNS a. q
candidate for Assessor in the Township Nom.
mating Convention. MANY DsxocRArs.
In. SrrRrf: Announce GaoRos L. RnxoHs
% oardidats for Assessor In the Township
Nominating Convention. MANI DENocRA1s.
Rp sPrRl1: Announce BsRy. HsNDsRsaoI
% candidate for Assessor In the Township
Nominating Convention. MANY D1NocRArs.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-03-25

At no other season 10 the system % sus-
ceptible 10 the beneficial elects Of . 70
liable tonic and invigorant. The impure
state Of the blood, the deTanged digestion,
and the weak condition 0f the body, caused
by its long battle with the cold, wintEy
blasts, all call for the reviving, regulating
and restoring influences so happily and
effectively combined in Hoods SarsapaTiIla.
"Hoods Sarsaparilla did me great deal
Of good. I had NO particular disease, but
was tired out from overwork, and Il toned
meNp." MRS. G. 3. SnrMoNs, Cohoes, n. 7.
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/ square foot.
Diagram l su. II. l44 "a IN

"Do not let the waste basket have this
question, as ] would like to have correct
solution and answer to this question:
Would like to have editors views on
this. We have men here who claim l, =
584 sq1are inches difference 10 l square
loot and foot square. can see no
difference. Please give answer to this
ID. DILLON. Sprague, Ohio.
We suggest to teachers In Monros
county to try the above
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Guernsey Jesersonian.

Prosecution has become persecution
when an incorruptibls Judge, with 8
temperance record OF q lifetime, Ia cub.
jected to the most infamous abuse for
rendering judgment according to Law
and the dictates of his canscience.-
What will he the end, il judge is to be
slandered and villified for refusing to be
an instrument in The hands of every devil
possessed malignant to wresk vengeance
upon personal enemyf
When man whose private and pub
lie character is as pure as that OF Judge
Frazier is attacked like Q pickpeckes, 1t
10 time to call halt.
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Bucklen's Arnica salve.

The greatest medical wonder Of ths
world. Warranted to speedily cure
Burns. Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fever Sores. Cancers, Piles, Chilblsins,
Corns, letter, Chapped Hands, and oil
skin erup,ions, guaranteed TO cure in
every instance. or money refunded. 25
cents per box. For sale bJJ.T. JUp.
KINs, Druggist, Woodsfeld. Ohio.
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Through the exeftions OF Gen. A. :.
Warner and ]. D Taylor, there has been
. new mail route established leading
from Warner p. O., Washington Co +, O.
to Lewisville, Monroe Co., via LoweI
Salem Hasris,sville. Stafford, and L.
compton with daily mail There will oe
ct least two new Postofflces es,ablished
on the route in this county.-Noble CO
Prem
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~When person is far away from
home there is nothing that brings o.
much gladness to the heart as letter
from loved ones. N,w, . home news
paper is nothing more than letters
large budget OF news-and every per-
con having friends at distance should
gladden. their hearts BY sending them Z
copyof TIE Spirit each week. II will
be 9 present thst carries jov With Il
awakens old and familiar rocollections
more 6rmly dement's friendship, and
proves we'll spting Of satisfaction tc
both the donor and recipient.
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HNew York Market: New potaioes
half peck ninetv cents new cabbage per
head thirty cents; rhubarb per bunch
thirty cents; radishes per bunch thirty
cents; watercresses per bunch twenty
cents; peaches sixty cents each; straw
berries s4.50 per quart, pinespples sev.
snty.6ve cents each