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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-03-17
PROBATE COURT PROCEEDINGS.

March 81 ID. w. Cooper was ap.
pointed Administrator Of the estate Of
r ,hert Cooper, Sr., decd. Bond S40,.
900
H B Hill, Guardian of Andrew Meek
er, an imbeciIe, obtslned an order to
have real estate appraised. j Rupp
Jacob Fankhauser and Jacob B.at,ler
we're appoi,ted appraisers
March Sic. S. Algeo. Admins ratoI
OF the estate OF Tobias Taught, & Al
fled a pention for an order 10 sell res
estate.
March 1lih, An application was heard
to remove E. 5. Stephen Guardian oi
John Stephen. au inbecile. After hear.
ing the evidence. and arguments oi
counsel, the Court decided, that the said
John Stephen is not restored to reasor
and that the letters OF Guardianship
we're properly issued. The app icaior
was dismissed.
David Hyer, Guardian OF the estate G
William b Suter, g. led petition for az
order to sell real estate. J. K. Dunlap
Jr., A. G W. Potts and Isaac Ti.he,
we're appointed appraisers
DsviS w. Cooper. Aiministrator o
the estate of Robert Cooper, Sr., decd.
filed an application to sell personal prop
ertv st private sale. "A
Western Ia, lor was appointed Al
ministraror OF the estate OF Sarah A
TAYLOR, decd Bond $3.50.
}. P. Spriggs, Esq. was app' intad hi
the Court 10 proceed to Sidney, Ohio
to take the testimony Of j. U. Amos
one Of the witnesses to the will of Sam
uei R1nvon. der'd.
March 40. F. Little was appointed
by tn. Coart to proceed TO Washington
Couniv, o 10. to take the testimony o
E LuRens one Of the witnesses t,
the will of Thomas A Way, d cd
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SIIERIFFS SALE.
George s. Algeo & ano. Ex's.
VS..
Samuel Haught & ana.

DIV virtue St certain order OF sale n.
Dsued from the court Of common pleas within
and for the county Of Monroe, and St.te of
Ohio, in case pending in said court bssv.. n
the above named parties, and to me djrse;o7.
will offer for sale at public auction at the
east door Of the court honss in Woods :feld. on
Saturday, the 28ih day Of .kayeA, 1885,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock .. m. aad 4
o'clock p. M, of said day, ths Asslewins de-
rcribed real estate situate in Monroe coan.y.
Ohio, to wit:
The southwest quarev Of the northwest
quarter OF section Ave. township two OF range
five. containing twenty bur and uinety han.
dredth acres. ita
Also, twenty acres of the north end Of tho
northwest quarter Of the southwest Quarter
of section five, township two OF raoge i've.
Said property go ordered TO be sold Is ap-
praised al $500. and may sell for two thirda
Of said appraisemert. TsIms Of sale, oash
before esnfmatian.
CHRIS LUDB,
fshss,'Ss~s. shsrif NJ
". 4, MALLORY, Atty.
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On the Anxious Seat.

WAsHINGTcN. D. G, March IL The
proportion of ladies in the Senate gale
ries TODAY, compared with the numbe.
of gentlemen, has not been so email
any time before during the special ses.
Sion. Democratic Senator'S say that three
fonrths OF the people at lhe Capitol art
office seekers They meet the Senators
on their way TO the Capitol, lounge ahou'
the corridors and besiege the cotninitte,
rooms. At one lime yes erday, it il
said, there we're upwards of seventy OF.
Gee. seekers in and about the committee
room Of Senator VOORHEES,, of Indiana
while those who called upon Senstoi
Cockerill, Of Missouri, were almost as
NUMEROUS. Tae list OF nominations fur.
nishes the most interesting port on o
the daily proceedings to these persons
and when it is a-certained that no nOmi
nations are to he sent to the Senate lh'
crowd quickly disperses, wearing a loot
nj disappointment.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-03-17
From Sunsburx Townfhip.

Ed. SPIRIT: Many OF our farmers are
being sorely tried to find feed for tn ir
stock. Hay is selling from Toe to 81 per
hundred, and scarce at that price. Corn
little more plentiful
Sheep are dying off at f'ightful rate,
partly, We think, from the drouth Of last
autumn cutting OF all green substance,
and in many cases ,hey suffered from
want of wa ei thus creating an unhealthy
sheep to begin winter with. Hundreds
OF pelis are being shipped weekly We
think those having good sheep will surely
make money this tine.
Our schools are closing out rapidly
We witnessed The closing exercises OF
| District No. Z, taught bv W. NJ Jeflers,
on Saturday, March Z. Notwithstanding
the inclement weather the house was ear.
ly filed. The exercises have not been
excelled in this part OF the county, il
eqnaled. The house was handsomely
decorated with wresths. bouquets and
notices too numerous for our space
We were entertained nv numerous de-
clsmations, dialogues, etc, from the
scholars, and some excellent talks from
Messrs. F A Jeffe,s, F. Korrell and
hers The exercises were inierspersed
with excellent music. We weIe also en-
tertained with an abundance OF "good
things" which the good people had pre-
pared, 10 which every one seemed 10 do
Justice, after which our teacher distribu-
ted very Hne treat. Every one was o.
the same opinion--the most enjoy able
time OF the season.
We are sorry TO say that owing to our
shortage of money we will he unable 10
secure our teacher Tor another winter
Our sister district lie the lucky one.
We fear the waste basket. More when
/ am ABEL.
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wwe take the following items frou

the Wetzel Co, W. Va, Democrats
A disease called the ''yel!ow dos
barks" has broken out among the law
yers. Whenever three or four OF then
get together to try case thev begin &c
how-wovl waugh! whick! whlcs
whack! chackachsw! keough! keough
keoughi all over the court room.
Ole Of osr Justices sent some pro
cesses to begin suit to Constable oal
in the county and last week received
postal in words as follows: 81 changed
the time OF that suit-thare is devil o
= big revival going on here and an
afraid my girl is going to Join and ] can
ilesve." ID &c. w. Q.
The German class has infected th'
general neighborhood SO much that ar
at the rink and down on the street. al
YOU can hear is, s.Warum zerreiszest dr
meines Hen,d? Das Hemd ist mein
deb X ann es Z,rreiszen Dn luegestP l.
Sch v eigen Sic, you dammphool!" and
snch classics as ssdose."
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The Marietta Times, 18th inst.

Manly w. Mason, a well known law
ye., OF Coal Run, this county, was con-
vicled of ps,iury last week, at Caldwe l..
The crime was committed in swearing
to the amount Of money be was wor h,
40 as to enable him to become bonds.
man for his son. who was In Jail at Cald.
we'll on charge of burglary The son
IVES tried the same week on the burglary
charge, and he also was convicted II
will certa My be sad sight to see father
and son going to the penitentiary tc-
gether, more especially az the father
goes for perjury committed for the'pur
pose of saving b 8 son. Certainly t. e
way OF the transg essor is bard. Since
the ioreg DING was in type we learn that
Mahly W. Mason was sentenced to t q
penitentiary for eight years and that his
son Frank was sentenced for seven years
We understand that both Of them broke
completely down when they were sen
tencad.
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cw Miss LOVE wALros, who bas been

~ Miss lone w ALTuN, "uo uaS oecn
spending some lime in Wheeling receiv'
Ing Instruction in china painting and
portrait crayon, returned home last
week. Miss WALTON has several pieces
OF her work on exhibition at Mr. j. H
KIaK's art display which has been in
operation for the pas. two weeks The
Wheeling Iatelliyencer says: "A com
paratively new art here is artistic color
ing OF prias and photographs. Some
very successful essavs in the line are
shown smong them "a City Rose,
the famous ideal head. beautiful ar'o
type which it is dangerous to tampe
with. but which is positively improved
by Miss IonE WALros's delicate AM
correct coloriug She also bad on ex
hIbition plush panel with satin inset
painted with roses A beautiful chin
ulacaae. A Psrsian tile painted wit
daisies. A large crsyon portrait OF be
sister Mi,s EMMA. Miss WALroN's wor
shows undoubted talent and exquisit
taste.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-03-17
MRS. M. G. WEST, Local Editor.
Index to New Advertisements.

Woodsfield 10 to have q skating rink
.St. PArRrcKis day in the mornin' " is
the next holiday
Mrs. W E. MALLORY shopped in
Wheeling last week"
Belmont county has four life prisoners
10 the Ohio Peni,entiary.
Mr.. JoHN WALTON, Jr., Of Wheeling,
10 Waiting friends in this place.
Get your smoked glass in readiness to
view the eclipse Of the SUP, Tuesday.
Mr.. E. W. ARMsrRsNG spent several
days In Pittsburgh last week purchasing
goods.
G. W Hamilton. Esq, and Mr. JAS.
WALTON left for Wlchita, Kansas, last
Saturday.
Mr.. AETHoNv SoHUMAcHER returned
from Pittsbugh last Monday where be
had beer visiting friends.
Messrs. THos. ROUSE. ASHER OKEr
and Mr.. FrHIAN spent few DAYS in
Wheeling last week. Madam Ramor
cay 9, look out for some weddings.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-03-17
Problem.

A body that weighs l 600 pounds is to
be moved directly north The teams
cannot go north but one team goes at an
angle OF 800 to the right from north, the
her goes at an angle Of 45s to the lett
from north How many pounds must
each team pull in order to move the body
directly nor,h2 4sss a.
Assuming that one poundsof resultant,
force will move one pound OF the body.
X
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NewThIngS +, bn ()nered his Week

NewThlngs !. be Opened his Week
'-Embroideries, White Goods
in checked, Striped and Plain
Nansook, Victoria Lawns, La
ces, &c. &C., Dress Goods in
Brocades, Cashmeres, &C.;
Summer Silks in check at SOC
and plain colors at 6Oc. These
goods the peddlers charge 75c
and SOC for.
Full supply of Muslins, Cal
icos, Pant Goods, Shirtings,
Ginghams, &c, at the lowest
cash prices. These embroid-
cries and white Goods, are di-
rect from New York importers
and the prices and styles are
Just correct.
Come and see our goods as they arri,
this week. Prices correct and goods
Just to your needs.
NORRIS & AR MSTRONG.
mchl7 ,2d
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CATTLE MARKETS.
wheeling Tive stock Market.

WHEELING, March Ia. 1885
The market is very good, this week.
Messrs Hudson d Bayha furnished the
following quota'ions:
Ca.iIe-2 50a4 so for all kinds.
Hogs-Fair supply, active; 4 .42c pei
lb.
Sheep-3l4ic.
Calves-5 00a10 co.
Fresh Cows-S20 00a50 90.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-03-17

MARRrED.-Ol February 26,h, by E.
BRowN, E@q, of Center township, Miss
SARAH j. AerN to Mr.. ALFxANDER
MASTERS
March 1st., by NJ. WARWICK E'q-, o!
Bethel township, Miss LYDIA j. DURBlN
to Mr.. JOHN G NJ WILSON.
March 7,h, hv Rev. e SCHIMMEL,
Mrs ANNIE ScHUMpBAcH to Mr.. FRED
ERICK RICHARD.
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WAR NEAR HOME.
Guatemala and Mexico Ready to
Lock Horns.

LIBERTAD, SAN SALVADOR, March IL
On the 5,h OF March President Bar.
rios. OF Guatemala, declared that Cen
trail America should constitute one Re
public, ana that be would assume COM
msnd of all The military forces of the
various States. THIS declaration was
accepted by Honduras but rejected by
San Salvador. Nicaragua and Costa Rca.
l he forces Of Guatemala will begin i'm.
mediately to march against San Salvador.
Ere iden, IN d war telegraphed sn account
of the situation to General Disz. Pres
ident of Mexico, aud asked him the use
of his influence to prevent hloodshed
In answer Disz sent the following tel
egram TO President Z.ldwar:
your telegram is understood have
taken The necessary precautions against
any coDtin sency that may occur.
lelegraphed President Barrios as fol.
lows: Your telegram Of the 7th instant
announcing your determination TO declare
Central America one Republic and as
sumo the comnand yourself OF all the
forces thereof has been received. This
declaration has been resisted energeti
csllv bv your sister Republics. Thes,
circumstances have cres ed such antipa'
thy for your course among Mexican Cit
izens that my government will be Obliged
to take immediate action to prevent The
execution of your threat against sistel
nstionali,,es Of this coniinent.'"
JAN JUAN, DEL-sUR, NICARAGUA, Marcel
II Active war preparations are being
made throughout the country. The
Government now has several THOUSAND
men ready to send to the frontier. Siren
uous efforts to resist Bsrrios are beins
made in Costa R'ca. A large number o
soldiers are ready to move Great en-
thusssm is manifested and conf !ence il
the final result Is displayed. is thought
probable in some quar- ers that G late-
mala will cons der the matter before at
tempting cuercve measures and that ,
friendly solution of the difficult problem
of uniting the FIVE States may be arrived
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gE Circuit Court convened on the
10.b inst, Judges CsrxRrNsroN. ,BRAD
BURY and CLARK present. Judge CaEx
Rlsar IN presided.
On motion the csse of BRIDeEMAS vs.
THoBuRH was con,inaed at costs o
plaintiff. There being no farther busi'
ness, Court adjourned.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-03-17

Township Nominating Convention,
The Democrats Of Center township
are requested to meet Ia Woodsaeld on
Saturday, March 2lst, to Nominate three
Trustees, one Clerk, one Treasurer, one
Assessor, and two Cons'ables to be sup.
ported at the April election. Polls to be
opened at 0 o'cloes A NJ, and close al
9 o'clock P. n. COMMITTEE.
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Darlington Independent. 18th inst.

Mr. Andy Brt OK hehler Jr, OF this
township, met with a very serious &C.
cident on Tuesday, % ult He was
hauling sawloes, and while driving along
a steep hillside alog starled TO roll down
the hill He 'ried tn stop the log ny
braciug himself up against it, but it being
to heavy for him threw him down and
horribly crushed his right foot and ank'
e. Mr. Brsckhebler was beyond hear
ing distance from the house and no helt
could bp summoned. However be man
aged to unhitch his team and got on on'
Of his mules and rode home, when 8 phs'
sician was called in and properly csref
for him
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cE The New York World speaking


Alter all the blaze aId glafA and tri.
umph of the celebration YESTERDAY, ,he
simple ceremonial that actually made
Grover Cleveland President of the
u tied States; was TAXI ,g the oath pre-
scIihed by law and administered 5y the
Chief Justice. the bihle used vas .
small morocco-c covered. gilt edged vol.
ume descrihed as ''pretty well worn "
II Is the tihle which Grover Cleveland +
mother gave him when be left home ss
a young man. II has heen with him ever
since. II is hook which mon'cates the
honesty and integrity which hrlngs such
men as Grover Cleveland to the highest
positions of honor and trust. and tha'
Grover Cleveland in the hohr ot the
highest pride of his life should be
mindful of the memory Of his mother
and the home teaching Of his youth l.
bv no means The least touching incident
OF Inauguration day.
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H Among the toilets described by
the EnQuirsr as being worn at the In.
-augural ball was that OF Miss ELcIsE
WILLIAMS, OF Woods6eld, Ohio. who
wore crimson satin dress. veiled in
beaded lace, black sain, low bodice
laced in back, black gloves.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-03-17
Bucklen,s Arnica salye.

The BEST SALvE in the world fol
Cuts, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup.
tions, and positively cures Piles, or nc
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfec satisfaction. or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale b
4. w. POPE.
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TIE House OF Delegates at Hartford.
c.. psssed bill giving women the isbt
10 vote at school district meetings.
A burglar in Disguise visited Mrs.
lApp wealthy widow Of Reading. Pa
and after being Hospitality entertained.
dsring the night blew open the safe bu,
got only few dollars.
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Bellaire Tribune. 18th inst.


John Hoplon, living about five miles
south Of Beallsville, went to bed We'd
uesday with bi. false teeth in bis month,
and about four O'Clock this morning.
while asleep the teeth became loose in
his mouth and he partly swsllo wed them,
the teeth lodging about the top of the
breast bone. He at once started for
Bealls ille on horseback. but when there
be could ge, no relief aud in company
With DIR. Reed started on morning train
for this place on bis wav to Wheeling.
At the time be passed through Bellaire
he was suffering very severely. Al
2 o'clock We learn that DR. F i.sell OF
Wheeling successfully removed the teeth
and relieved the sufferer MIR, Hapton
had hetter Ii, string to his teeth here.
after and he will be able to draw them
mp when he swallows them ami thereby
save time, pain and expense.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-03-17

EvA sentence contsi ing every let
Ter 10 the English alphabet, and ia
vorite with writing teachers, is: "A
quick brown fox jumps over the lazy
dog"
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E%A little four year old son Of one
Of our citizens was overheard saying bis
evening prayers by his mama, as fol-
lows: .Oh, God. please send me bicy-
Gle; not an icicle, God, but bicycle
Amen
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EEAll persons indebted to PETER
DoRR are requested 10 call on hin at
Miltonsburg. the last week in March, to
sevtle. All to whom he is indebted wi
call 1t woodsield on the 9th day OF
April.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-03-17

NJ OLlvsR BoRHAx the man who
killed DAY 10 Belmont county last De-
cember, was tried last week and found
guilty of murder in the second degree,
aud sentenced to the Peni.entiarY for
life.
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OBITU A RY.

FEBRUARY 25. 1885
Ed SPIRIT: AS my father, John A
Morris, was for great manv years q
resident Of Monroe County OHIO, thai
being his place OF birth and residence
until seven wears ago, o, which time ht
removed TO Kansas, wish TO inform bis
many a,qlaln,ances and friends in old
Monroe Of bis death, which occurred
February 4 1885, al bi- place Of resi-.
dence in Harvey County, Kansas
He was horn March 26 1895 and i
he had we'd until March rs. would have
been 80 years of age. His disease was
Bright's disease OF the kidneys. Hi
suffeiings were long and severe. He wa,
confined to his room about five months
at the end of which be crossed the chill
ling stream of dea hand we trust is nov
safely landed in the haven Of eternal IT.
pose.
He had been member Of the Chris
rian Church Tor about % years with
which he stood connected at the time o
his death He leaves mother with 6v.
grown children to mourn his dea b; bu
we all hope to meet father again wher'
We shsll never he compelled to saw. fare
well, but shall live an unbroken family
through all eternity.
The eye that shuts in dying hour,
Will open the next in bliss;
The welcome will sound ia the heavenly worlc
| Ere the farewell is hushod in this
VIM. MoRaI7,
Halslead, Kansas.
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1fE The grea. glut Of Wteat run in
son the snow is about all ground out.
Anyone having Wheat 10, or brings new
serists, can get il home with them by
coming early in the day.
FORD BROS.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

MARY LUCINDA MOORE and John
NJ Mitchell Moore, whose place of residence
ard post flee address is Waverly, Pike county,
Ohio and Laura v. Knight, whose place Of
residence and post ofiue address is Milnersville,
Guernsey county, OLiu will tale notice thst
on the 10Th day of February, 1885. Sarah
Jane Runyan, widow of Samuel Runyan. de.
ceased--filed IN application in the Probate
court of Monroe county Ohio. to have paper
writing purporting TO be the last will and
testament and codicil thereto, of Samuel Run.
van. deceased. admitted TO Probate and Record
Said application is set for hearing on the 29th
day of March. 1885. \. PEARSON,
PIob judge Monroe County, Ohio. Z
feb24 'S5w2.
SPRIGGS 81 briggs, Attys.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
-0F --7r
II &c AL Z STATE.

N pursuance Of an order Of the Prohste
1 Court Of Monroe County, Chic, We viii oisr
Tor sale, at public sucth n, on the
2lst day Of March. 1855,
at O'Clock p. m. at the front DIOR % the
court house, at woodsEeld, Ohio, the follow.
Ing described real estate. situate In the
county Of Monroe and State Of 0hio, TO Wit :
The northwest quarter Of ssction sixtesu,
township four Of range Eve, containing one
hundred and sixty acres more OF less.
Appraised at 81 400,
ThsNs or sAIn-ons third cash In land.
one third in one year, and one third in two
years from day. Of sale, with interest; the
deferred payments to BE- secured BY mortgage
upon the premises sold.
FRSD8RlCE CLAUGU5,
HENRy NkUAARr,
fam'rs of Leonard Neubart, dse'dA
febl7,Hsv4
sPRldas { briggs, Ast'ys
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-03-17

GEIt Is time now to SOW tomato
seeds la boxes. To secure stock plants,
transplant thrice between now and May
18th, when they may he set out.
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PHILAneLpHIA, VI arch 13 Flour 8 Cos
SO; Wheat Sc 6.SSc; Corn 4Sa50c
Oats 35s37c; Rve Toe.
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Cincinnati.

March 1S.--Fiour 8 eOr4 a5; whea
77c; Corn 57a3Sc. Oats soc; Rye 65C.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, NJ ,rch 13.-Live Hogs
firm; common and light 80s5 20 F;
packing and butchers 4 60a5 70.
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PhiIadelphia.

Ma ch 13.-Flour 3 30a4 To-; Wheat
SIC: Corn Acc; Oats 35c; Rye Csc.
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New York.
Chicago.

M,rch l3 Flour 4 75a5 65; Whea,
SOC; Corn Sic, Oats 3Sa4lc.
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OBlTU AR Y.

DlrD -Oc Wednesday, March 4, @
Inflammation Of the brain, OLIVE, young
est daughter of c. NJ and II. j. Blow
ERs, aged months and A days.
Close the door lightly.
Bride the breath.
Our little earth angel
Il talking with death;
Gently he woos her,
She wishes to stay;
His arms are about her,
He bears her away.
Music comes floating
Down from the dome,
Angels are chanting
The sweet welcome home.
Come. stricken weeper,
Come to the bed;
Gaze on the sleeper
Our Olive is dead.
Smooth out the ringlets.
Close the dark eye;
No wonder such beauty
Was claimed in the sky.
Gross the hands gently
Ger the white breast,
So ike wild spirit
Strayed from the blest;
Bear her out softly.
This idol of ours:
Let her grave slunber
Bemid the sweet flowers. @
Gazette please copy.
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EB- Call at THE SPIRIT office for job print
ing from a visiting card up to full sheet pos
ter Letter heads. business card on envelopes.
statements and bill heads printed m short
notice
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wondsdeId stock Market.
March l6 Cattle 3a4c per pound
Sheep 3a4o per pound. Hogs 5ta4 pei
pound gross.