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To Misunderstanding.
New York Tribune, Sept. 81, 1872.

New York Tribune, Sept. ~, 1917.
II Speaker Blaine thinks he has eff
fectually "squelched" The Credit Mobilier
scandal by his pompus denial, be may
ind new exercise for his peculiar talents
in that direction in the story which we
print to-day. In the coarse of railwsy
litigation, proofs OF Mr. Blsine's opera
ton 10 railway stocks have come ont
and are now in possession of lawyers in
this city. We publish as much OF this
business as Mr. Blaine will find time to
attend to at once. BY these docun en,s
the Speaker is proved to have received
81 5CG of assessahe stock OF the Union
Pacific Railway. E. D., and 600 unas.
sessahle shares of the same. Whv was
the Speaker of the House dabbling in
this busiaess2 Why receiving stock ?
The entries show that it was assigned
to him, amNng others, to secure the rati.
fication Of the Delaware and Potiawa,o.
ME treaties and the passage OF hill in
Congress. Mr.. Blaine's record in rail-
wav ma ters grows darker as it is ex.
amined. He has never vet given any
explanation Of. his conduct in pedd ing
stock in the Fort Smith & Little r R,ck
Railroad among his n,ighbors in I.ine.
He has now an opportunity TO iise to
an explanation of his extensive opera.
tions in the Union Pacific. E D., stock.
1t may he nobodv's business how he has
become a millionsire on Cong essman's
pay; hu' it is the bu>iness of his con-
s'i,rents and of the country to know
how the Speaker Of the House OF Rep.
resentatives came into this rich. railway
monopoly.
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Arguing tor Fools.

New York World.
Listen 10 the rawlings OF Mr.. Blaine.
disgruntled Tribune:
The sacr;1c OF OHIO wool growers
the dark furnaces, the silent mils, the
empty mines, show what it has already
cost to elect Democratic Congress two
years ago.
The Tribune pays poor compliment
to is readers when it makes it evident
that it regards them all as fools.
What sane man does not know tina,
the Democratic House conld DO nothing
and did do nothing to change the r,
publican tariff in existence before its
election or to make the slightest change
in Republican policy with the Senate
and President in oppositionY
What sane man does not know that
the sacrifices Of the farmers. the dark
furnaces, the silent ills, the empty
mines, are all que to corrupt Republican
legislation and unwis Republican po ic !,
all-powertul for nearly a quarter OF a
certnry2
II the Tribune readers do not know
this thev must be lunatIcs or donkeys.
Turn the rascals on,
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East Ohio Conference.

The NJ E Conference at Youngstown
adjourned on the Oh inst. The follow
ing is list of the appointments for this
district: Presiding Elder, Lonis Payne
Antioch to be supplied by Isaac White
Armstrong;, L L. Fisher; BTnesville
S L. B inKlev; Barnesville circuit, C. B
Henthorne; B allsville, I..EH. Doan
Bellaire, John Williams: Ceutreville, G.
NJ. Hollelt; CIaring'on, to be supplied
by F Slockdale; Fiirview, W. D Star
key; Hannibal, | E. Garrett; Handrys-
hurg, NJ Moses; Mitonsbnrg, Jesse L.
Mills; Morristo wn, J. W Fouts; Pow
hstsn, W. Darby; Quaker CITY, I. A
Wright; St. Clairsviile, W. H Haskell; !;
Somerton. d. Davier; South B llaire,
T. H. Taylor; Washington, Il. B. Ed
wards; Winchester, C H. Edwards /;
Woodsfielh, n. D Stauffer.
Cambridge Dis!rict-W L. Dixon,
presiding Elder. Bsthel, W. Peregoy !;
Beverly, A. c Ellis; Brownsville, S.
Cumming; Byesville, A w. Gruber :
ldwell, G. N. Wilson; Cambridge
James R. Mills; Carlisle, NJ N Minor i.
Coal Run, j. D. Kaho; Dexter City, B
F. Forsythe; Duncan Falls, James Walls,
Freedom, l. c. Paugh; Labsnon. j L
Geiler, supply; Lynch, +. l. McRa, sup
ply; McConnellsville, j. H. Merchant {;
Morgan E S BIwsrs; Mount Z,on, E.
A. Williams; Newport, J. e Starkey !;
Norwich, j. w. Sutterthwaite; Rich
Hill, W. Fl. Piggo,t; Salem, L. S. John
son: Senecaville, r D WaI'z; Stafford,
J K Shaffer; Summer6eld, T. j r IAN !;
Unionville, G. T. Pelly.
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Democratic Business Meetine.

New York, Octoh+r l0.-New York
fairly boiled over yesterday with enthusi
asm for Cleveland and Hendricks Moth
ing like II has been known in any Presi-
DENTAL contest. Men with their millions.
bankers, merchants, and worBingmen
We'd with one another in showing their
hearty allegiance TO Cleveland and Hen.
dIicks. In these demonstrations party
lines were largely obliterated and men
who for twenty FIVE years had been i len
titled as unflinching Republicans we're
so dem il their dennnci ,tion
Of Blaine and endorsement OF Cleveland
as most ardent Democrats At mid
pi 5ht the streets were full otpeople and
the lights from thousands OF torches
made the thorough'ares as bright as day.
Thirty five thousand uniformed men,
each club needed hy a large band are
slowly making their way homeward
through the crowded streets. The great.
est political d'm monstra.ion evr wit.
messed in this city Is over, AMI has prov.
ed heVond doubt the sentiment of The
people regarding the candidates for the
Presiden cy.
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ET The President of the New York
Stock Exchange Cleveland and Hen.
bricks Club this morning received from
Mr.. Dewitt J. Seligman, attorney and
counselor-at.law, a letter in which be
says:
"Althorgh retired from active busi-
ness some Ave years ago. I have not vet
sold my seat in the New York Stock E &
change. The substantial reward for
having held the seat so manv years am
about to reap to-day, inasmuch as il en-
ables me, lifelong hut disgasted Re.
publican, to join your Cleveland and
Hendricks Club. In the name of pure
politics, it is to be hoped that the good,
sound, honest sense Of the American
nation will prevent so indelble a dis
grace as the election of Nj. Blaine from
heing fastened upon the country
Teleordan 9th inst,
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From Franklin Township.

STAFFORD, OHIo, Oct. 3, 1884
At The close OF Professor Watson's
select school the pupils attending adopt
ed unanimously the following:
As the present term. Of Prof. WaisoD's
select school has drawn 10 q close, We
take this method of expressing our sin-
cere thanks 10 the Professor for his earn
est endeavors for our educational ad-
vsncement; therefore,
Resolusd, That the thanks ct the II
pupils attending this school be proffered
Prof. Watson for the able and efficient
manner in which he has conducted the
same; and that we, as pupils, desiring a
competent instructor, rqnest Prof. Wat
aon to again In the future, take up his
abode with us in the capacity OF teacher
After the adoption OF the above,
speeches were made by W. +. Wire and
Prof. Watson. G,orge Mehl rendered
"Independence Bell" in an admirable
manner. Also, singing led bv J. Nc
Vsv. At dismissal the scholars filed past
the Professor, giving him hearty shake
OF tbs hand, expressing their regret al
parting from him. The SCHOOL.
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After Blame.

New YoRK October While Mr.
Blaine is talking tariff and tally TO the
people of Ohio and West ireinis toe
workinemen of the Est ale sizing him
up. The National L,,or party had o
meeting at Clarendon Hall at which the
following was adopted:
RssoLvED, That committee OF ten
he appointed TO notify the trade and
labor organize ions Of James G Blaire's
connection with the Hooking Valley and
Standard Iron and Coal Company, cor
poratioD that discharged American union
miners and employed Hungarians at
eighty Gems day, aud their wives and
children at twenty five and fifteen cents q
day. and when the uni,n men resented,
employed $50 OF Piukerton's men to
shoot them down.
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NEW STOCK
Being Opened This Week
-.--AT-
Prices,
-AT-
& AR MSTRONG.
oct7,'s4.
NORRIS & ARMSTRONG.
oct7,'S4.
The Lost Atlantis.

Those who hold to the theory Of the
lost Atlantis will read with satisfaction
of the interesting discovery Of H Meyer,
the arci e ,!ogist. who saws: have, in
my arc % illogical excavations on the
Island Of Z,patera, made rather inter-
esting discovery. About forty-two feet
under the surface of an ancient cemetery
(tour feet vegetable soil; fifteen feet
volcanic sshes; seven feet vegetable
sol ; sixteen feet volcanic ashes) dis
covered . rock which, judging from the
figures it contains, has served in remote
times for astronomical observations. On
the rock ! have found two stone tablets,
one oi which contains q representa- IN
OF tlis world; part Of Africa and Asia,
united E Eirope and this continent: a
large continent is situsted on the ATTAIN
tic ocean. which I consider to be the
mythical lost Atlan'i', mentioned in
some of the ancient authors. The other
tablet contains inscriptions, of which
part is undoubtedly Pl % ician. Owing
to the rainy season have Tor the pres
ent suspended work on Z,patera. and
am engaged on the Island of Omttape
where II is possible to excnvate on &C
count OF the soil. The vol.
cano of Ometepe, which opened last
year, is con inuallv working: i's thun Ter
and roaring is sometimes frightful; yet
part OF the people. who last year left the
Island, have re turned to their homes.
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Qaite a number of Monroe county

Qlite a number OF Monroe county
people were in the city Thursday, on
their way to Kansas on a prospec ing
tour Among them we're Joseph Thorn.
berry and wife, William Thornherry and
wife, Howard Morris and wife, S. Sim
eral and wife, Harn. Simeral and j. G.
Taylor. Thev all 90 West with a view
of localing.-Bellatre Independent, Och
inst
On last Monday, Archibald Duncan,
who resides about three miles south OF
this place on the Warnock road, fell
from an apple tree and injured his spine
in such a manner as to paralvza his holy
from rhe shoulders down st Clairsciiss
Gaxstte.
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A CARD.

Ed. SPIRIT: Will you allow me space
in the columns OF your paper to inform
the public that a rowdy attended the
meeting Of Gen. WARNER at Lewisville
and attempted to raise disturbance by
calling Gen. WARNER liar. The sig
nifcance of such an utterance lies in the
fact that all homes upright AMI inielll-
gent men are disgusted at such 'ndrct,
and the Republicans of good judgment,
do not approve Of it. II is certain that
the Taylor tactics have not been success.
fu in obtaining him support by abnsive
language, but on The other hand have
alienated from him men of noble minds,
who would have added materially TO the
strength Of the Republican party
GUY.
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Blaine's Insult to West Virginia.
New York Timei


Mr.. Blaine's speech at Parkersburg,
West Va, was characteristic OF the man.
1t was unquestionably an able speech, and
as unquestionahlv disirgeniou. one
His plea to West Virginia-accompanied
by a threat-to support protection be.
csuse protection had increased the wealth
of the State was made with the knowl.
edge that all the protection the State
could fairly claim would he as secure
under Mr.. Cleveland as under himself
And his allusion to "the repeal of The
system of protection" by the Morrison
bill is distinctly dishonest. He ignored
entirely and Intentionally the evils which
had been brought upon the South by the
horde Of corrupt officials with whom he
consorts, and whose power he would, it
elected, he compelled to perpetuate. The
speech was an insult to the intelligence
of bis audience.
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The Christian Church at Antioch.
ANTIOCH, CBIo, Oct. Z, 1884.

ANTIc CHI, CHIo, Oct. Z, 1884.
The Disciples Church here, has just
closed a meeting Of eight d"ys' dura.
tion, conducted by Elder Devore OF
Beallsville. The Word faithfully preach
ed has been blessed of God to the sal
vation at many souls, as we'll to the edi-
6cation OF the church. We are much
encouraged, Bro Devore having expoun'
ded unto US the way Of God more per
fectly. The church is strengthened by
an accession OF seventeen; sixteen ~
baptism and one by restoration. We
hope that they may all remain steadfasl,
A BROTHER
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eTOn Saturday last Mr. OBs GILLEs-
rss was on his way to the Democratic NEE.
ting at Center School House, in Adams
township, man named RUSH attacked
him, and 10 the fight GILLEsrIE was cut
severely with knife on one arm and
scress his face. We did not learn the
origin Of lhe trouble, OF whether RusH
had been arrested.
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PARIS, Oct. San official despatch
from Hanoi to-day states that Colonel
Don, ier, with two bsttalions Of the for.
eign legion, two companies OF infantry
and section Of mountain artillery, had
an engagement with Chinese troops in
the valley OF the Loo Cbuan RIVER. which
lasted siA hours. The Chinese made a
stubborn resistance. but we're finally
completely routed Four gunboats as.
sisted the French forces Four Of the
French, Including captsi,, we're killed
and twenty were wounded. The forces
under Colonel Donnier are continuing to
advance,
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Did General Warner Vote for Car
Isle?
0 the Editor Of the Reoister.


QUAKER CRY, October O, 1884 -
Please state in your next issue il General
Warner voted according to the inclosei
sheet, (that is for Speaker Carlisle }
without publishing my name:
ANswER-In the caucus which nomi.
mated a candidate for Speaker, Gen.
Warner voted and worked for Mr.. Ran
dali. But Mr.. Carlisle received the
nomination over thu best exeriions OF
Gen Warner and those who believed on
the tariff question az Se did Then it
became choice between voting in open
House, for that notoiious corrut zionist.
Gen. Keifer, the Republican nominee, or
that pure and able man, Mr.. Carlisle, the
Democratic nominee. Gen Warner like
all other good Democrats in the House,
vote'l for the latter; and that choice
every Democrat in the land must heart.
lily endorse.
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JACKSON TOWNSHIP ITEMS.

WIYTENs, ONO. Oct 8, 1884.
The farmers are about through sowing
wheat and the recent rains come Just at
the tight time. s>sN
Died, very suddenly, on the evening OF
the 81 inst little Charley Garden. ir his
IA b year, and the only child of James
Matte Garden. They lost daughter
about q year ago. The hereaved parents
have the sympathy of the entire neigh.
horhood.
Mira. Bunheld received a verdict OF
SO 600 Tor the killing OF her husband by
the P. W. XIV Railroad about three years
ago. The Company's attorneys have
made motion for a new trial.
We will have the pleasure OF listening g
to Rev. Garrett for another year, for be
will b, With US again
Yours truly, LITTLE ROSEBUD.
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ROSCOE CONKLING.
He is Glad CT Cleveland's Prospects.

NEW York, October 10 The Times
says that a gentlemen who conversed
with Roscoe Conkling last night after
the Democratic demonstration reports
him as expressing'a great deal Of pleas
u'e at the SUCCESS Of the meeting. and
speaking OF is sig ifcaDce. Also on
something being said about Blaine's
Western trip, Conkling remarked: "This
has been pretty bad week for Blaine" !"
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

ST. sYLvEsTER's CATHOLIC CHuRcH.-Rev.
Father WEIsINeER Pastor. Services at 3 ana
10 o'clock NJ Sunday School at P. NJ,
vespers and Benediction at 3.r. NJ
N. E. CHuRcH.-Services at the M. e.
Church. WoodsReld. every Sabbath. Preach.
ing at 1890 A. NJ. and P NJ. Sunday school
p:3O p. N. Prayer meeting every Thursday
at NJ. Pastor. Rev. II. d. STAUFFER.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Services. at Pres
byterian Church. Woodsfeld. every two weeks,
beginning Sabbath. Jan. 9th, 2lS o'clock p. NJ
Buchanan, every two weeks. beginning Sab
bath. Jan. 9th, 10T AM. New Castle every
two weeks. beginning Jan. Goth, II A. NJ
Pastor Rev W. 7. GARRowAY.
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MRS. M. G. WEST, Local Editor.

"A boy baby at Mr.. W. c MoosEYs'
Mr.. S. SpANaLER aud wife visited rela'
tves al Sardis last week.
Mr.. WooDMAN OKEY and wife visited
at Mr. JosEPa WrrrES's, 10 jackson
Township, las, week.
Rev. GARRowAY and Mr.. N. KoEHLER
attended Presby,ery at Cumberland last
week..
CHARLES MASTERS, Of Center town.
ship, had three Of his fingers badly In
jured in the cogs Of cider mill one day
last week.
Mrs. W. BUCHANAN OF Nebraska.
and Mrs. OREN JACKSON Of Portland,
Oregon, we're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
JAcoB ScHMrrz last week.
Rev n D. srAUFFER, OF the NJ. E
Church has been returned to this place
by the conference. Rev. SrAUFFER is
very popular minister, and his many
friends are glad to know that he will be
with them another year.
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ETThe NJ. E. Church, OF Woods
lield, having undergone ex' 'ensive re-
pairs during tn, last three months, will
be re-opened October 10Th, with appro-
pirate services Rev. C. W. SMITH, D.
D., Eiitnr OF the Pit.sburg Christian
Adsecats, will be present and other min
listers are expected, who have promised
to give assistance on thal day. Preach
iag at 10 80 A NJ. and Z 2. NJ. All
friends ct the. church ani ministers Of
adjacent charges are cordially invited to
be present.
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EThe following items are from the
Clarington lndepeadest, 10Th inst;

EET The following items are from the
Clarirgton Independent, 10Th inst:
Mrs. Messerlv, widow OF the late John
Messerly, received the insurance on her
husbands life from the o Id Fellows
Beneficial Association, OF Ziuesville, on
Thursday OF last week, through their
resident trustee w. W. Messerly, OF this
place. The amount received was ell
iO2.
About two or three o'clock on last
Saturday afternoon FIRE was discovered
on the roof Of Jas. Rntter's dwelling on
est side Of Market st, above the Town
Hall. The alarm was sounded, and by
ptompt action Of those who first arrived
on the spot, It was soon extinguished,
with slight damage to the root. 1t is
fortunate that it was seen in time. as
With the dryness Of the buildings and
the scarcity of water. a fire would have
been hard to cope with.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

THE BEST SALvE 10 the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chiiblaius, Cofns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, aud positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfec salisfac ion. or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale bJ
z. w. POPE.
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eFJoHN NJ. EBERLE, Proprietor OF
the Mitonsburg 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.
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EgTwo ballot boxes will be required
at each election precinct in this State
The Law req iires that the ballots shall
be kept Ia the boxes 80 days, so the
boxes used at the October election will
still be 10 use on N ,vemher 4th.
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IHEREDITARY-
SCROFUL1.

A RE you aware that in your blood the
~ taint of scrofula has prominent
place? This is true Of every one. 1t is LA
bic at any time, on the slightest rrovocatlon,
TO develop itself in some insidious disease.
Consumption and many other diseases are
cutgrowths of this impurity of the blood
HOODS SARsArARILI.A has a wonderful
power over all scr0fulOus trOHbles, as the re-
maqkable testimonials we have received
Enthusiastically prove.
MrssRs. C. 1. Hoop & Co.: Gentlemen
- My youngest son has always been
troubled with Scr0fulOus Humor sores in
his head discharging from his ears, and a,rrn-
ming sore on the back of his ear for two
years; his cyclids would tester and ulcerate,
dscharging so that was Obliged TO wash
them open every morning, his cyelasles
nearly all coming out; lie was exceedingly
dainty. most OF the time eating buttw0 slight
meals q day. We were unable to find any
thing that had the least effect upon him It'll
last spring. 1876. we gave him two bottles OF
Hoods rsdpdrina; Hisappetite improved
at onre. The back Of his ear healed
up without scar, and not a sore in his head
since. Sincerely yours,
fs@s No. l0S Merrmack St., Lowell, Mass.
1--WE do not as a rule allow ourselves to
use our editorial columns to speak of any
remedy we advertise, but we feel warranted
In saying word for Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sarsaparilla has been known as remedial
agent for centuries and is recognized by all
schools of practice as valuable blood puri-
fer. II Is put mp In forms of almost infinite
variety, but Messrs. Hood & Co., Uewell,
Massl who are thoroughly reliable pharma.
cists, have hit upon a remedy of unusual
value. Certainly thoy have vouchers of
cures which we know to be most extraor.
dinary. ."-Editors LowcU Weekly Journal. ,
HOODS SARSAPARIZA.
Sold by druggists Price 81; six for ss.
Prepared by e. !. HOOD s. CO., Lowell, Masa
nch lS,'8it3S.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
wheeling Tive Stock Market.

WheelIng live Stock MARKET.
WHEELING, Oct. l0. 1884.
The market is talrly supplied this ~eeh
Messrs. Hudson & Bayha furnished the
quotations:
Cattle-3 00a4 40 for all kinds.
Hogs-Faif supply; 5a5tc per Id.
Sheep-21'31e per 10.
Calves-4 00,S CO..
LamOs-4,5; per ID.
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Col TAYLOR was in saloon while in
Marietta, and was taken there aud was
introduced by an ex.Judge, just as stated
in The Times And the Cam bridge Times
and Marietta Register when they pre-.
nonnce the statement lie, are the liars
themselves. Times
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THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER IA. 1884.
masonic DIRECTORY.

MONROE LODGE No. 1s9 F. and A. NJ,
meets at Masonic Hall in Woodsfeld, on
"wednesday evenings. on or before each full
moon. H. B. HILL, W. NJ; JAS. R. NORRIS,
sec'y.
wooDsFIELD CHAPTER No. S5, R. A. NJ.
neets in Masonic Hall. Woodsfeld on Mon
day evening. after full moon. ]. Z. SPRIaes,
n. T. II. p; JAS. r. MORRIS, Sec'y.
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Respectfully
Mrs. VI. G.. DrLLo

Sheriff Sedgwick offers o reward of
$500, to which S G. W. Morrison OF
.Hsrper's Ferry, will adj 800. for the
arrest OF Emmitt Mitchell.-Bellaire
Independent.
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eTTne BLAINE Magnetism at the
Bsllaire meeting relieved SAMUEL SMITH,
DEE SMITH an C,p,. TRoNas WILSON OF
their pocket books.
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uakty Letter or or ii f prp d@hx
m Money Order
nMu
you as No d dnpansnf
dh n neGy odum
dya
IS, IfeaSu VI
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New York.
Chicago.

Oct. 10 Flour 2 90a5 60: Wheat
S6c; Corn 60a6lc; Oats 3Is39c.
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sE Misses AMANDA and LAURA HILL,
who have been visiting at different pla-
ces for the past two months, have re-
tured to their home in Besllsville.
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MARRIED.-Sept 25th, 1884. by j
r. CuLyERHoUsE Esq, Miss LErIcrA
JEFFRRs to Mr.. GEORGE ScHNEIDER.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10 Flour 8 Goa
5 go; Wheat S3as4c; Corn 6la64c:
Oats 30a34c; Rye Toe.
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