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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-03
At EVENTIDEs

There Is the song Of one small bird
Ateyentide Who sings.
That thrills me to the very soul
And stirs Loves folded wings.
Biuebird, mockinshird, robin I hear.
Bat no notes can inspire
within my quiet heart such love,
Such longing, such desire,
As when from out the tiny throat
OF this brown-feathered bit
Comes . sweet, pensiye. little song,
Drawing my soul 10 1t .-.
All! thou to whom sing my songs;
Would my notes had the power
To whom thy hearts Silly calm
At this liie's sunset hourl
o. -Aas & BssaeAdri
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me Three Graces

are represented with perfectly developed
forms-beauty and health combined. No
decayed-tOOthed man or woman can Dc
healthy. because digestion must be imPer-
feet. Use SOZODONT, get healthy teeth,
good digestion and . sound body. Revive
the three Graces.
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TOO HOT FOR ANYTHING.

Too hot TO read, too hot to write,
Too hot to even be polite;
Too hot 70 sew, too hot 70 knit,
Too hot to be mosquito "bit;"
, Too hot TO sleep, too bot 10 wake.
Too hot to brew, too hot 10 bake;
Too hot to think, too hot to talk,
Too hot TO ride, TOO hot 70 walk
Too hot 70 lecture or 70 preach
Too not TO scold, too hot 70 teach:
Too Rot for mantle, vel or glove,
Too hot 10 dream Of MAJ ing love;
Too hot 20 laugh, TOO hot 10 CITY,
Too hot % live, too hot to cry,
Too hot 10 whistle, too hot 70 sing,
Aud. Oh! too hot for anything.
ROME Scnti1e
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-03

Mrs. Paran Stevens, now in London, does
all she can to encourage the English ans
tocracy, and lately gave q breakfast In
which no less than seven out of the eleven
ladies present belonged to the nobility.
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DIED.

. SYKES On Friday, August l, 1884, at 5:45 p. m
HERMAN X. infant son Of W. c. and E. II. Sykes,
aged months
Funeral from the residence oil Its parents, No
1866 Market street, this Sunday afternoon at 2sG
O'Clock. Fri nds OF the family are invited TO At
tend. Intcrment at Greenwood Cemetery.
Pittsbrrg papers please copy.
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the WoRlDS WORKERS.
OOipus of the Men Whose Industry
Gives Millions Bread.
EVENTS AND GOSSIP OF The WEEK.

The Latest information Concerning Mil Men,
Miners, hOlders, Glass Workers, and
Otrer Branches Of Trade, at
Home and Abroad.
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DR.. J. E. SMITH
No. I4o4 Chapiine Street,

No. I4o4 Chapline Street,
Near Fourteenth Street
Is the only regularly educated physician specalLs
ON the following diseases In the state OF West VIZ
gnia and the best evidence Of bis skill and succesas
the testimony Of his patients lie never uses pa
tents name without permission; those appended ars
few out Of many hundred certificates In his posses
lion Many years experience In the best hospitAh
together with thorough medical education and n
nIisrity With therapeutic agents close Observance
OF tempermentic peculiaHties and strict attep tonic
hygittic management enables him 20 treat with suo
ees which are frequently regarded as incur
able In every instaBet Dr. Smith viii frankly giW
lhs patient his optonOn.
PROOF.
Consumption, splitting Blood;-My frien
Martins Ferry,C
Consumption, Chronic Diarrhea, spiftin,
and Passing Biood-I was emactated 70 skeis
ton Strength gone Dr. Smith cured me two yeat
ago. Mrs. c. J. Nelson, Wheeling. w. Va
T'Catarrh, Polypus Of Nose, Loss OF Voice
70 Seip ne. I thought my disease incurabls. d.
smith cured me completely tso yeaE .fo: HaT
been veil ever snss . Sha w 1900
Cancer Of Breast-Wn cut out three Tins b.
rhysirians Dr. Smith cured me without tbs knife
Nm II. u. oreutt
To the Ladies-Dr Smith has method Of treat
ing falling Of the womb and female ueaknes vtic,
IL IN anort Ln1e- l4dlt2 neco buuct io1f1
! Female Weakness-Most azyT1yatsd kind Nc
one seemed TO understand the case Of my daughter
Dr. smith cured her year ago and she 10 nov vel
and strong. Mn c, y Melissa. Wheeling. ". Va
Fistula I'm Ano, Pilcs-Most acquainted. Wa
given up 70 die and pronounced ineurzble. On my
Eaek for eighteen veeks Dr.. smith cured NE In nut
weeks without the knife three yean ago, and ENJOY
'<'''' he-i'H INV Tho. Coivin, Grocer, wishing
Ffts-Ay wife had them for yesrs Could 81 no
relief DR.. Smith cured her three ye4n go. and shs
seTofuious Uieer on Leg for Years-D
smith cured ne two yeAn axo.
r'--''- Mn Cathsyfne PhiIlabanm,
/ valey Grove, W. Va
Dr.. Smith WIN eugAge 70 erre sny ezss Of pAleAac
matter Of how long standing vfthoot the knts, ans
vithout the least danger q any kid
Loss Of Manhood-DT. Saith has nsde pe1
alts Of this condition vhieg nps the foznt.isoos
besIth and renders miserable 20 many. hh trcat
rept viii restore heaith md strength u shon uns
DY Smiths rooms ere soanAngsA that Petsenn eAn
ine 10 see him DO not cone In ooatsrt Win ofeen
ana his business VIII lsais md esnttensn y sts,cu.
Biood Disorders-Thoses suffering from he
stroyer q Hk may consult Dr.. Smith With perfect
A Chart for eIf-Exaninationsen 70 pAtieai
q, stapoe on receipt Of tso 2e slams and Patieui
tbs treated are aiuays guarantees n,aztsnoa-
Consultation Free 81 oAee- Oihoe noun n~
an D7p. N daily, sxceRt sJBdsyi
1 Can on o. address bRJ Z shiLh.
usa wheeling WA
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MARRIED.

CAMC-MTIGUE-0n Saturday. August 2,
by Rev j. T. Mcclure, Mr.. ISAAC MCAAIC, oil
Welsburg, and Miss CATHARISE NJ TIGUE, OF this
CITY.
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LINSLY INSTITUTE,
Wheeling, w. Va.

:" A1H"6s w
A LITERALLY ENDOWED INSTITUTION
IA for the education of boys and young men. In
the general course Is comprised:
An English Department, which affords care
full instruction In the common English branches,
and which is conducted by teachers with professional
certificates
A Classical Department, for the benefit OF
students who desire 10 prepare for college, and which
is in charge Of experienced college graduates.
A Commercial Department., which furnishes
careful training in bookkeeping and kindred
branches.
A Modern Language Department, in which
special attention is paid 10 the spoken language, and
familiarity with the various German and French
idiSms is required.
The corps of instructors is now complete, and
every facility for securing thorough education will
I've Afforded. Terms reasonable Next term will be-
DIN September l. For catalogue or other inlorma-
ton address A. Il. WHlTEHlLLt a. NJ,
iy25Sun- TuTh-Fr-ua Principal.
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WHEELING AND PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
On and afr JUNE IS, 1884, passenger trains
will run as fol-. vs., Wheeling time:
DEPARTURES.
For Pittsburgh-6;SS q. m, 1920 a. m, daily
cept Sunday.
For Washlngton-5:35 a. m, i0:0 n. m, 5:Sob
M; Triadelphia sos p. M, daily except Sunday.
ARRIVALS.
From Pittsburgh-l:2o p M, 100 p. m, daily ex'
cept Sunday.
From washington-s:l0a q. m, LIS p. m, 100 p
M, daily except Sunday.
C. X. LORD, General Passenger Agent.
THOS. NJ. KING, General Supt
E. D. SMITH, Pass. Agt., Pittsburgh
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Passenger train daily including Sunday. Accom-
mediation trains run daily except Sunday.
JOHN q. T0MLfNS0N,
Ticket Agent, Wheeling, w. Va.
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Speaking with a prominent glass man
yesterday about the glass trade. the gentle
pan said. The buyers are coming around
bill their orders now. We do not expect
, very heavy trade, tor during a Presiden-
bal campaign business is naturally little
s.yser thau on on off year. Taking it al
j. ALL think rade will be very fair this
faasOn.
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ARRIVAL OF rRAISs-wHEELISs TINE.
ELY'S
CREAM BALM

has gained an enyiAble
reputation wherever
known, displScing all
other preparations
An article Of undoubt-
fmerik l. conTen-
lent and cleanly. II
causes no pain nor
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-11-11
A aQueer. Story.

There is cheap clothing dealer on
Kearney, near California, whose conf
dence in mankind has received sewers
setback, The other dav an honest look.
ing countryman walked into his store and
said:
You remember that secondhand
overcoat bought here for eight dollars
yesterday p
"Never dakes back anItings ven
vonce-solt, nv trent" /" said the hand me.
downer
'Ol! that's all right. / Just wanted
to say that | found this Eve hundred
dollar bill sewed in the lining Perhaps
the owner may call for it,"
OF gorse he vill--he has call alreadtv,
my tear friendt," exclaimed the dealer
eagerly capturing the money. "You ish
Won honish man. Here l gif you feefty
lollsr ash reward. Dot will pc all right
Wen the honest customer got around
the cornet he murmured softly. II guess
I'D better take this fifty and skip up 10
Portland, before that sheenv tnmhles to
that counterfeit. It's getting mighty
hard to shove the queer round these
parts, and that's fact. ."=-Sdn Ffaxcis.
co Post
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A Tale of Summer Time.
Burlington Hawkeye.

A Sealskin Coax, slumbering iu .
cedar closet awoks with start and he
held suit Of Summer Flannels climbing
upon an adjacent nook.
"Mercy on mel" exclaimed the Seal.
skin Cloak, ''are you here already? Il
seems to me have-hardly been asleep
a, ALL What time Of the year 10 itr'
"Oh," said ihe Summer F,anneIs, 'lie
still don't get mp; it's only tbelast week
in June, but I've played the loudsst joke
on the boss Got him to run down. TO
the country With me, where had an ap.
pointrnent with Cold Wave, and We
Hxed him up with new kind OF cstsrrh,
a touch of rheumatism. sore throat, cold
in the head, neuralgia. lumbsgo and stifl
neck. He fired me ont OF the window
last night and VOWS that he'll never never
go with me again"
"Wbat will you do r. asked the Seal
akin Cloak.
.Oa. I'll stay here" said the Summer
Flannels. I'll be wanted sgain. He'll
wear his winter Flannels till he has d
sunstroke, and then just before the next
cold spell he'll come around alter me; !
know his ways"
sHprridr said the Sealskin sleepily
and silence reiened.
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A BoOtblack's Sorrow.
N. Mail and Express.

A rsy Of sunlight tipped the nose OF q
loootblack who stood at the entrance TO
the bridge this morning. His box hung
from a strap held In his right band |; be
looked as sad as a dsfeated candidate lie.
tening to election returns
"Shine 'en up, mister p' 7s
Then as the boy used his brushes at q
lively rate the reporter asked him why
be was 80 glum.
mo business"
"Too many bootbIacks 7"
mo; but the peoples getting too
bigh-toned. A fellow like me with q
box's got no show Folks now wants 10
sit down, get their cathes brushed. and
q shine, oil for 8 cents. Do they get it.
Guess they does. On nearly every block
now fellers has reglar bootblack stands
with brass mounted chairs and papers
for customers to read while their boots
are getting shined. What show has a
fellow like me got7 Can't get chair ?
No; couldn't get a place to put it If I
did"
A moment later the little Arab bad
forgotten all about his troubles and was
matching pennies with a comrade to see
which should buy package of cigar
ettes
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NUMBER & 40. !
Old Notions Concerning Brisdes-

/ Instead Of being 60 many eraceflI
ornaments at the marriage cesemony, -
nowadays. the brides maids ia older
times had various duties assigned 10
them Thussone Of their principal tasks
was dressing the bride on her wedding
morning, when any omission in Ass toiI.-
et was laid to their charge. At q we'd.
ding, too. whete it was arranged that the
bride should be followed by numerous
train Of her lady friends. It was the Brst
bridesmaids duty TO play the part o. .
drill mistress, s.sizing" them. solhat no
pair 10 the procession were followed BY
a taller couple: She was also expect
ed to see that each bridesmsid wps not
only duly provided with sprig OF .rosor
lmary, or Q floral .posy pinned to The
lbreastfold Of her dress, but had gym
-ibolcal chap|et In. her hsDd.. Ia many
lparts-of Germany it is-stiil castos1agy.i
for the bridesmaids to bring the myrtle
wreath, which thew have subscribedyoL
fge'her to purchase on the nuptial eye, to
the house OF the bride, and turemuveft
lfrom her head at the close of the we'd
Iding day. After this mas been dime, the
bride is blindfo'ded, and the myrtle
wreath being put into her hand het1es
to place 1t on the bead OF one OF her
bridesmaids as they dance round her;
for, in accordance with an old belief,
whoever she crowns is sure 10 be mar
lued within year ffom that date. As
may be imagined this ceremony is the
source of no small excitement. each
bridesmaids being naturally anxious to
follow'tbe example of the brids., Re-
ferring once more to the bridal wreath
and cbaplet, 1t is still . current notion
in manv parts Of our own country that
the bride in removing these must take
Especial care that her bridesmaids throw
away every pin Not only is itsatilrmad
that misfortune will overtake the bride
who retains even one pin used in
ber marriage toilet, but woe also to the
bridesmaids IL they keep any OF them,
as their prospects ofmarriage will there.
bv he materially lessened. Casss2fs
Family Maoasine. 4
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Running q Boy.
uhrpniola ..ffndsrtones.r y


| know young boy who Is being
simply ruined in his education by h,s
mother. He is 8 years old, with all he
noble instinct OF probity and obedience
which generally characterize boys ma
ture. Tuis tendes parent has instructed
him that whenever be gets on car the
Of the conductor to col
lect the fare reduces his age unier 5 -
He has been educated to give that figure
when asked by anybody who wants to
collect money for bis transporsation.--- -
Recently friend of The family was dis.
playing bis interest In the child by iuqui.
ring bis age. The little fellow hesitststl
moment, and then looked up al his
mother:
"Mamma, is be conductor~
"N), child I"
"Then l am years old"
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You Can Have It.

"My dear. what would give to have
your hair ?" is often said by middle aged
ladies to young ones. Madam, you may
have just such hair. Parker's Hair Bal
sam will give 1t to you. 1t will stor
your hair from falling off, restore ths
original color and make 1t long, thick
soft and glossy. You need not stand
helplessly euvving the girls. The Bal
sam is not oily, not dye, but is an eie
CANT dressing, and is especially recon
mended for its cleanliness and purity.
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The Finest Church in America.

A Minneapolis artist who has been do
ing Alaska during his summer vacation
says that all the members OF his party,
and there were seventy-fve of them,
agreed that the Greek church at Sitka Is
the finest churoh.in America. 1t is built
on The plan of Greek cross, and the
interior Is mass Of gold aud silver. ol
the magni6cenee OF which the writer says
he can give no idea. The walls are hung
with portraits Of ROYALTY and the priest.
hood, sent by Russian princess who
took this temple under her patronage
Who would have thought of going tc
Alsska for an architectural masterpiece
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boats, Bicycles and Hay Fever.

With the opening of the season %
outdoor sports comes the time of trouhl,
for the poor victims OF Hay Fever. Fol
them flowers have no odor, and the sum
mer little or no beauty. To snuff .sneez,
and wipe their weeriog eyes for three OF
four successive months this is thei
pitiable portion. There Is no help il
sea-voyages, there is no help in hiat
mountsin air. These only tighten th.
pocket and leave the disease unabated
Bot there is a po.iIve cure in Ely,
Cream Balm Try it II you continue
to suffer il is because you neglect rem
edy az sure as it is cheap and pleasant
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OXFORD BULLDOGS.
The WayhEhex Catch the Young
Men Who AEe Out at Night.


At about sight o'clock every night
one of the ptoc,ofss with hjs attendant
."bull-dops = eallies, forth in,o The ,stree,s
hotels and bjIlisrd-rooms of Oxford.
collecting ines for the university cheat
AS the peu<ltv for .beino ont after dusk
without ca and oovn K fva sh;,l;nas
and the prsctice Is slmost noi,srasl !
rich harvest Is reaped from this f,eld 81
labor. And additionai- fiv. shill;nos +
charged il ne offense ia aoorsvated I'd
smoking. S 50 %. &. - :
There. ate occasions of caurse vber
lii is imposSible to avoid heino ..nroctor
lied" butfthe studept enon hocoms,
acoustic med to certain sions which in
Ifsllibly denote. q proctor's I approach aut
ltak es. .stess t,selnfe. him The soi,o 9
ling arc tae ordinary symptoms. m,
treet is abnormally empty: olick an,
teady tramp is heard in ,he distanc,
| (this is most susp,ciousa for n IA IN,
fashion of under orSfiua,ss to Iouno
very slowly): three men apnear march
no close too ether. and Az some- -diatanc
behind them CAP and gown are discern
ible. Then it is time to be off
| When a capture Ia made the v;ctim /;
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A California editor recently attemp.
ed to telegraph to friends In Neigh.
boring town: "Cannot be down I'LL
Thursday-foreman drunk" He went
down on Thursday and was as,ouished
bv the hilarious manner in which his
friends received hlm. it came out that The
telegram, when received, read: "Canno
come down till Thursday forenoon
drunk"
One OF our literary celebrators. hap
pening not long ago TO visit lady O
his acquaintance, found her engaged il
watching with great Interest the freak
OF tame raven hopping about the room
"Come and see nv purchase" she said
bought him yesterday" "Iu memor
Of Elgar Poe ? be asked. "No," she re
]plied. "You'li never guess why." /"
gave it up."-"Well. then, was tol
that ravens live three hundred years, 9
| thought would buy one jus. to sati,
'fy myself WHISTLER they did or not"
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The British Army in Ireland.
rhiladelphia Inquirer.

The British armv returns just issued
show the military force maintained in
Ireland during 1883 was % ,494 men. ex-
elusive OF officers OF these IL I'll
we're infantry, s234 artillery and 1857
cavalry. Tbis number shows a falling
off Of nearlv 5000 on the previous yesr
1000 on 1881; but it Is higher than the
total for any other year since 1873. The
number OF recruits raised in, Ireland
during 1883 was 2979. which is higher
than The numbers for 1881 and 1882, hut
less thau the totals for each of 1.-The Eve
wears preceding The total number Of
Irishmen at present in the army is, &C.
cording to the return, 31,700.
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1nehp,
ga KISS FIRST"

"a KISS FIRST"
"What keeps Bessie so long at the wellf"
Mother wonders bit cannot tell,
Out by the well-curb Bessie stands;
The pitcher grasped by her chubby hands
Is empty still, while many trace
Of anger vexes the childish face.
IF 1 we're boy, I wouldn't tease.
Leave me alone how, Bobby, please"
Up on the wel1-curb Bobby sits,
A roguish smile DER his brown face fits.
II amt your kind Of boy. you see;
Give me the kiss and I'll let you be-.
You're welcome to drain the old we'll dry,
But a kiss first, Bessie. SO say l."
And Bobby is master Of well and rope,
50 how can Bessie for victory hopep
Slowly homeward little Bess goes,
Her soft cheeks blushing like any rose;
And Bob tthe little vexed heart beats fast
But the pitcher is full to the brim at last. :,
There's a moss-grown we'll near by, and to-day
I heard a gray-haired woman say:
I"What keeps Bessie SO long at the wellP"
Ali l know, but wouldn't tell.
For what if two by the well-curb stand,
Bobby and Bessie hand in handl
What if pitcher forgotten lies
At the feet of bothi and if two blue eyes
See only the glance of another pair,
And if there are saucy lips that dare
To ask for kissi What harm, pray tell,
If Bessie should linger at the we'll?
M. D. BRINE. in Ha,per's Weekly
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cylf 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 25 per cent. cheaper than
any other ESTABLISHMENT In Monroe
County. His work recommends itself.
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E% JOHN ". EBERLE, Proprietor OF
the Miltonsburg 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, 1884-11-11

W JOHN NJ. EBERLE, Proprietor uf
the Miltonsburg Marble Works, is pre-
pared to furnish Monuments. Tablets
and Tombstones SS per cent. lower
than any other establishment In Monr, .
county. Work from bis shops can 10
seen all over the county,
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ACapital scheme.

"What do you do when people come
in and bore your q warm personal
friend asked a merchant.
"When they stay too LONG, the Office
boy, who is very bright and knows
when to interfere, tells me that gen
tleman is in the counting room waiting
to see me on important business.
"Ha! ha! That's cFpital way TO gel
rid of bores who don't 'kno Va"
Just then the boy opened the door
and Gang QUIT
"Gent in the countin' room waitin' to
see you on important business
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~ Monuments Headstones and Tab
let's of any design and OF any matera
25 per cent. cheaper than any other
Establishment in Monroe or adjoining
counties, at the Miltensburg Marble
W orks, j. M. EBERIE, Proprietor.
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"Do cats think ?" queries a writer.
Yes, they sometimes think that the man
np in the window with the night:cap on
lis mighty poor shot with boot-jack.
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Ibave just received full stock Of Gro.
ceres, Notions, Tobacco, Cigars and Candies.
Can furnish you at low rates any article
kept in a grocery store. Give me call.
Nov. TO- 1850. FRITZ BUCKI0.
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"A. @. w. POTTS,
General Insurance Agent,
Hannibal, Ohio,
Ag't for the following Companies:
Also for fornsdoss, Cyclones, Hurricanes
and Wind Storms.
AMAZON.N ado. CfnC1una att.
ROYAL OF Liverpool, England.
LONDON and LANCASHIRE,
England.
QUEEN OF Liverpool, England.
OHIO, OF Dayton. Dayton.
Applications also taken for various other
Companies, all of which are the most relia.
BILE Companies in the United States. All
Glasses Of
Town and Country Buildings,
Merchandise, Lumber. stock,
Grain and Farm implements.
insured At low rates in good Companies. Ap-
plications either by mail or in person
promptly attended to-, ma27, ,'84Y.
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ORGANS.

OHURCH COMMITTEES, School Boards or
~ private families desiring to purchase an
ORGAN can procure 6rst class instruments
at lowest cash prices by calling on or address
sing REV. w. T.. GARROWAY,
Woodsfeld, Ohio.
Estey. Organs a Specially.
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THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY,
fyBLIsHED EVERY TUESDAY.
HENRY r.. WEST.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
a. E0FFICE West Side of Main Street, two
doors North Of the Public Square.

qne copy, one year. ): -; y 81 ~
One copy, six months, q l:ia 1: rs
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