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Sensation at Celipa.

CELINA, O., Sept. 16.-This town hsl
suffered by the depreda,ions of burglar
for more than p year past Within tn,
past few days events have come to th.
surface which make sensation through
ought this section. The sons OF th,
most prominent families in this city ars
Implicated. The parties to The robbeiies
are said to be Cla,tnn Marsh, s'n O.
Hon. A. D. Marsh, speaker OF the Ohio
house Of representatives.; R,bert Lsnd-
air, son Of County Clerk Landfair; Jo,
Scbil1ing. bar keeper. and baf d, ze,
others. The parents Of the young met
are almost heartbrokpn over the terrible
affair. All of the accused we're arreetec
and gave bail 1T is freely predicted
hat they will jump hail.
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A Case for Sherman.

Why does not John Sherman, wi b
his anxiety that everybody shall vote
give his attention to the State # Rhode
Island In that State every man who
does not owr SlS4 worth OF real estate
is deprived of the privilege OF voting
is dsfraDcbised in other words. There
are thousands of men in that State tha,
are thus disiranchised. Thev are white
mep. IT they all voted, the Stale would
90 Democratic That is the reason they
are'uot allowed to vote. Rhode Island
noIled only 3l.421 votes last fall for
President, out Of q population Of S04 .
4l0 The Government OF that "rotten
burough" is in the hands Of Republican
property holders. They practice dis
franchisement at Wholesale. Let Sher.
man give the case his attention.
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OBITUARY.

Mrs. AtELIA DAUGHERrY died at her
home son the Muskingum, Thursday,
August 20ih, 1885, after lingering sick
ness of two years. She was the daugh
ter Of Henry and Ann E. Okey and lived
all her life 10 Monroe county. She join.
ed the Methodist Church when quite
young in Woods6eld under the ministry
of Rev. Wilkinson. Since last March il
was plain to be seen that her disease was
making inrcads upon her constitution
and that she had but few months 10 live.
Indeed, for sometime she had been vast
ing away with consumption. Although
her suferings at times we're most intense,
she never murmured, but seemed SO
anxious to 60 to meet her Saviour
About two weeks before she died she
desired to give her name to the NJ. E.
Church at Conor's Ridge which she did
Mrs. Daugherty has been left widow
for years with three children TO com
fort her. She always looked on the
bright side of every thing and tried to
make tho.e about her happy. She was
a kind noble hearted woman. To know
her was to love her. A few days before
she died she hid farewell to her friends
and told them to meet her in Heaven -
Later she called her children one at
time and told them to be good children
and meet their mother in that better
world. The day she died she said.
Mother, / am going home to q mansion
not built with hands.
Blessed are the dead that die in The
Lord. :.
NJ. H. C.
One of her favorite hymns was the
following:
Harkl the voice of Jesus CRYING
WHO will 60 and work to:day2
Fields are white and harvest waiting
Who will bear the sheaves away2
Loud and strong the Master calleth,
Rich reward He offers thee;
Who will answer, gladly saying,
Here am l; send me, seLd me.
If you cannot speak like angels,
If you cannot preach like Paul,
You can tell the love Of Jesus,
You can say He died for all
II you cannot rouse the wicked
With the judgments dread alarm,
You can lead the little children
TO the Saviours waiting arms.
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Marietta College,


TO whose advertisement we call atten-
ton, has just celebrated her seml-cen-
tennial. 1t has sent out .566 graduates,
including men who have achieved dis
tinction in all the walks of life-Gov-
ernors of States, u. S. Senators and
Representatives, Judges, Presidents and
Professors OF Colleges and Theological
Seminsries. Marietta has had for her
officers Of instructions men who have
graduated with the highest honors from
the best OF the old Colleges with, for
more than thirty years, representatives
from her own classes. She has bad but
three P. esiden,s in the fifty years, Pres
ident Andrews having filed the Office
since 1855. Permanence has character.
lied the students as well, 63 per cent oil
those mstriculating having flushed the
course. How much this speaks for the
College all educated men know.
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IA w,de Awalse old pcspotism.

Russia's railroad from the Caspian
sea to Sarachs and ber prof c'ed line
through Bokhara, connecting Ssmar-
cand with the Oxus, are not the only
large enterprises she has now on foot N
Central Asia. Letters from Samsrcsnd
snnounce tina, Russia is sbou, to build Q
new city on the right hank Of the Oxus
Houses will be built for Russian colon
,s,s. who will receive Government aid
mill they can he self-'uppor,ing. Tb,
town will be opposite Bslkh. the larg.
Afghanistsn town which now controls
most Of the commerce between lndi'
aid Central Asia. Russia xpec,s TO ct
tract this trade to her new town. 1t vii
he called, lskendiich, and Russian steam
ers on the Oxus, 'is is said, will mak'
frequent trips TO the place.
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ANTIOCH, o, Sept. Is, 1885.
The following resolutions were adopt
ed by the pupils OF the Antioch Nor.
NAL, taught bv Mr.. G. B. LYNCH:
Resoluea, That the past session OF this
school has been success. and also prof
itsble TO those in attendance.
Resolped. That we tender vote Of
thanks 10 Prof. G. B. Lynch for bis en-
ergetic, skillful. and systema,ical work
rendered during the past session of this
school.
Hesolued, That copy Of thts, reso-
lutions be sent 10 each OF the county pa.
pers for publication. STUDENTS.
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Mexico's Fourth of July.

CirY or MEXICO (via Galveston } Sep
l6.-The celebra,iou of Mexican indie.
pendeice was begun last evening BY
special services al the N ,tional Theatre
President Dias presiding. A brilliant
assemBlage Of military officers, foreign
ministers and the elite f the city wer
presents To-day there was procession
Of Infantry, artillery, cavalry and civic
societies, 10000 persons being in line
The ci'v is beautifully decorated, Ameii.
can residents displaying their national
colors blended with those of Mex co
Gen. Grants portrait and those of Ju-
ar'z and Hidalgo are prominently die
played.
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The Rebels are Coming.

When the news Of the. destruction cf
Washington Court House ny the cyclone
reached Charleston, s. c., the following
message was sent:
saa',. iN CHARLESTON, s. c Sept. 10
'aDoes your stricken city of Washing
ton. need helpf II 81, Charleston. while
suffering under similar tffl ction, will d.,
her part. i have 50 teieeraphed III
Washington, but fear the message m,s-
carried. In time OF trouble at least.
nothing shall separate u.s. and in oui
very poverty we will he rich enough IL
aid our suffering fellow countrymen.
F W. DAWSON.
Ell. News and Courier.
Now let John Sherman and j. B FoI-
aker sourd the trumpet and preach o
new crusade upon the South. The
rebels are upon US.
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Out in Montana there seems 10 he 9
lack Of female help. and cooks, cnsmber.
maids and waiter girls are in great de
msnd at good wages. Female cocks are
scarce at from $50 to $50 per month
chambermaids readily secare $40 per
month, and waiter girls from $50 TO $50
p + month, OF course including board.
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Meetings will be held 10 the several
townships as follows:
TOWN HOUSE. Wayne Township
Henry LYONS and Hon. Jas H. Hamil.
ton. Sept. 26th 1885.
NEUHARr SCHOOL HOUSE Gen.
ter Township-Henrv Lyons and G. G
Jennings Septemher %
JACKSON RIDGE School House.
Center To~nship-Henry Lyons and @.
g. Jennings. Sep 80.
LEWISVILLE, Summit Township
R. X. Walton and Hon. Jas. II. Ham
ilton, Sent. 80.
ANTIOCH, Perry Township-A. j.
Pearson and G G.. Jennings. Oct. 9
STRAUB'S, Oaio, Township-G. G
Jennings and ] B. briggs. Oct. 8
CALAIS, Seneca Township-R. K.
Walton and Prof. J. A Watson, O,t. 8.
NEW CASTLE. Green Township
j. R briggs and Henry LYONS, Oct 5.
BEALLSVILLE, Sunsbury Tom
ship. B. briggs and Henry Lyons,
Oct. b
CAMERON, Adams Township-A.J
Pearson and Henry Lyons. Oct Z
THOENEN School House. Ohio Tp.
--R X. Wa tim and j. z. Spriggs, o t. 8
GRAYSNlLLE. Washington Tp.-
Hon. Jas. Watson and Hon. Jas. Il.
Hamilton, Oct 8
CLARINGrON, Salem Tp.-R. X.
Walton and }. p. Spriggs. Oot. 8
SYCAMORE VALLEY. Bethel TT.
Hon. Jas. Watson and O. F. Flint,
Oct 8.
MILTONSBURG. Malaga Tp.-A. j.
Pearson and G. G. Jennings. Oct. 1O.
STAFFORD. Franklin Tp Henry
Lyons and r. X. Wslton, Oct. II.
Central Committeeman in each town.
ship where meetings are advertised will
please make all necessary arrangements,
by order of Committee
F. REEF, Chairman.
E. j. GRAHAM, Sec.
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Send Them to Fight Indians.
Daytcn Democrat.

Af.er John Sherman, j. D. Taylor
and those other patriots who did not &c,
mad enough to fight while the Sighting
vas going on, but who want 10 kill
rebels now, twenty years after the wal
ended, have slaughtered the "unrepen.
ant" until October 18th, they are likely
be left Sithout a job. However, the,
might be turned loose upon the agile
Apsches, since Crook and the regular
army appears 10 be unable 10 get away
With them.
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EE Capt. WILLIAM DoUaHERrY, Of
Antioch, this county, attended the reun.
ion OF the 62d Ohio Regiment at Zines.
vile on the 10th and l1lh irst. Th,
Captain entered the Regiment on Octo.
Der 9th, 1861.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve,

The BEST SALvE iq the world 70,
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands
Chilblains, Corus, aud all Skin Erup
tions, and positively cures Piles, or ne
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to giv'
perfect satisfaction. or money refunded
Price rs cents per box. For sale b.;
r. w. POPE.
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~HAMILroN EATON, Esq a simon
pure Democrat, is an applicant for the
postoffice at Barnesville. II the men
who have worked for the success OF the
party are to be rewarded with office,
EATON will get there. He has done IS
much hard WORK for the party in Be-
mont county as any other man in the
county.
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eHTbe B. 4 o. r. r. Co., will sci
round trip excursion tickets to St. Clairss
vile on Sept p, at low excursion rates
to the laying OF The corner stone OF the
Belmont County Court House s.
Clai-sville R. R. will run trains f.om all
B. o. trains Of that date.
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Ohio State University.

This well.known University, famous
for the number Of its graduates, opens
for the Fall term on Sept. H. It Is pro.
vided with all modern conveniences.-
Everything necessary for sthe, obtaining
OF complete education ct hand.a For
circulars and other information address
W. q. ScorT, Pres Columbus, o.
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AProminent Marriages.

HuNrERsviLIE, PocAHoNrAs Co., W.
Va, Sept. l9.-Hon. c. P. DoRR, q
member OF the House Of Delegates from
this and Webster counties, was married
Tuesday to Miss BELLE LIeoN, f Clover
Creek, this county. The groom is highly
respected in this county, and the bride
one If The leading ladies. Rev. DR..
LACY. Of Lewisburg, performed the
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Thu SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1885.
CnunCu DuREcroRY.

ST SvhvEstER's CATHOLIC CHURoH.-Rev.
Father WErsINeER. Pastor. Services at and
10 o'clock A. NJ, Sunday School at 2 p. NJ,
vespers and Beneiiction at tn
NJ. e. CHuRcH.--Services at the NJ. E.
Church. woodsReld, every Sabbath. Preach
ing at 1880 A. N. and P. NJ. Sunday school
80 r. NJ Prayer meeting every Thursday
at7p. N. Pastor. Rev. II. D. STAUFFEn.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Services at Pres.
byterian Church. Woodsfeld. every two weeks,
beginning Sabbath. Jan. 9th. az o'clock p. NJ.
Prsynr Neeting every Wednesday evening at
6H osoleck. Pastor, Rev. W. T. GARRowAY.
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~ Our Boots and Shoes are arriving
from our manufacturers and will be all
in our store in time for Fall and Winter.
Such stock for variety, quality, good
honest goods for the money, has never
been on exhibition here before. We aie
surely headquarters for Boots and Saoes
in these parts. Think We can suit forty
nine out OF fifty.
MORRIS l. ARMSTRONG.
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Meeting of the Democratic Central
Committee.

OOUuiIkttCOs
The committee met in the Court Room
at I o'clock on the I9sh inst, j. P.
SPRGas, Esq, In the Chair. JOHN A.
NoLL, Esq, of Ohio township was elec:.
ed Secretary of the meeting
The Cnair stated the object OF the
meeting to be to select candidate for
the office of Coroner to fll the vacancy
or the ticket occasioned by the resgna.
ton Of WILLIAM WRIGHT.
A. MEYER, OF Benton, placed in nom-
ination A. G w. Porrs, of o O.io towr =
ship, for the vacancy and hs vas elected
by unanimous vote.
On motion the Commit adjourned.
j.. SPRIGGS, Chairman.
JOHN A. NoLL, Secrttary.
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MRS. N. 9. WEST, Local Editor.
Index to New Advertisements.
Condition Of Treasury, ATKINSON &
REUasEa9ER
Annual Exhibit, S A. ATKINSON.
Locals, MORRIS 4 ARMsTRosa.
Sowing wheat now.

Auditors financial statement this week.
Road Receipts at SsJ cents per hum
dfed.
Csa~sll Fair this week, the Esd. Gath,
and 25th.
The potato crop Is not turning out
largely this year.
Washington. Guernsey Co., Fair, sep
30th and October 1st and 81.
Col. J. D. TAYLoR's residence and
grounds IN Cambridge cost $4,000.
Miss ExxA HARLAN. Of woodsfeld,
visited friends in Barnesville last week.
ELAN D. Amos has been appointed
Postmaster at Cochransville, this county
Mrs. T. K SxrrH and children Of Bell.
aire are visiting at Judge R. X. WAL
ron's. -
We had very pleasant call from Dr..
G W STEWARD, of jerusalem, last Sat-
urdsy.
Tobacco raisers are taking the crop
which is excellent In many portions Of
this county.
The 95lh Ohio Regiment will hold a
Reunion at Elmore, Ottawa Co, Ohio,
on the 23i inst.
"Gray Eagle" ABsAM MANS's horse,
Won the running race at che Tyler Co.
(wess VI } Fair.
w. C MooNEY, BILLY SMITH and FRITz
NEuHARr. attended the Tyler Co., West
Va Fair last week.
$ Mr.. ALFRED DRIass has been serious
" III with cholera morbus but at this
writing is some better.
Mr.. O A. MILLER, OF Columbus. spent
last Sunday with the family Of Mr.. W.
T. MoRRIs OF this place.
Cutting and shocking corn, is the Or
der, and. by The way, the crop this year
beats Egypt ont OF sight.
WILL MooNEY's PAGER. the HARrsHoRN
colt, won the sweepstake pace at the
Tyler Co.. West Va ) Fair.
GEORGE BRAcEY, Eco, of Adams
township. has been suffering from car
buucle gnder bis knee for several weeks
The East Ohio Conference OF the NJ.
2. Church beld its annual meeting at
Bsrnesville last week. Bishop FOSTER
presided.
THoMAs and CHARLES BLAKE, BROTH
ers, intoxicated, we're killed by train
near Dexter CITY, Noble county, on the
10Th inst.
Mrs .PErER Dom, Mrs. Lours HoEr-
rIER. Misses DEE BEARD and MATTE
OktY spent last Friday with friends at
Somerton
The. hardware store Of Mr.. KINNEY
st Belmont, Belmont county, was enter.
ed and robbed OF two shot guns and
other articles last week
Messrs. ALFRED SINCLAIR and NOEL
DoAx, Of Beallsville, came over to
woodsdeld last Saturday to assist the
Jerusalem base ball club.
10 the game of base ball, on Saturday
last between the Jerusalem club and the
Woodsfsld club, the latter were victo-
rious By score OF 20 to 2.
Mrs. EMMA DowELL, Misses RUTH
FoRD and MIxNIE ARMSTRONG and Mr..
vfRxoN WALTON attended the M. e.
Conference at BarnesviIle last Sunday.
Mr.. PETER Sutton. Of Glencoe, Bel
mont county, turned up last week after
sn absence Of 80 years. At present he
is On furlough from the Soldiers Home
At DAYTON, Ohio.
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Tuesday, October 18th, Is Eiec-
tiOn day.

wTHE SPIRIT contains the local
news of the county and general news Of
the country. and is read by more people
than any other two papers published in
the county In The SPIRIT the people
find the news and that is why our list |
increasing.
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E DoN'T FORGET, when you want
Rubber coats for Men, Ladies and Misses
gossamers, Rubber Boots for Men and
Boys, Rubber Shoes Tor all, Buckle Ar
tics for all, and the. greatest variety OF
Rubber Shoes In the town, that they are
10 be found at
MORRIS l. &ARMSTRONG'S.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
wheeling Tive stock Market.

WHEELING, Sept. 19, 1885
The market tbi. week vas only aver.
age There was too full supply OF CON-
mon, while the demand for good was
scarce. Messrs. Hudson & Bayha fur.
nishcd the following quotsiions:
Ca.,Ie-Extra, 1000 10 1,100 In. Cat
tie 81 Az per h.; good, 800 to 900 .bs
3'3tc per 10 light, from 600 to 800 lbs.
24 81: per III.
Hogs-Market active; 4s4ac per ID
Sheep-Dull 2a3c per 10.
Lambs-Good. market firm; 3a44c.
Calyes-3 00a6 90, per head
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@ The laving of the corner stone OF
the Belmont County Court House takes
place at st. Clairsville on Tuesday, the
22d inst. We have received an invita-
tion from Messrs. I NJ. RILEY and W.
A. HUNT the Press Committee, to be
present at the ceremonies.
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H HCAPsrAcK, the Bsrnesville rough.
tried to break Jail ene day last week. but
had his labor for nothing. Since then
Sheriff LUBE keeps him locked 10 cell
when not working him on the stone pile.
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UThe jury In the road case OF HoL-
IIDAy vs.. SHERMAN. appealed to the Pro-
hate Court. returned verdict on the
18th inst, in favor Of HOLIDAY for SS6
damages and Sl5 compensation.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.
LEGAL NOTICE.

DOBERT McELDOwNEY. Frances J. Nc.
IL Eldowney, John s. MoCasky, Margaret D.
McCaskey, minor aged seventeen years. Jo.
seph R. McCasky, minor aged 16 years,
James McCasky. minor aged fourteen years.
Ambrose E. McCasky, minor aged twelve
years and Harry Beatty. minor aged fifteen
years who all reside at New Martinsville
Wetzel County, West Virginia. and whose
postofice address is New Martinsville, Wetzel
County, West Virginia, will take notice that
on Saturday. the 9Th day of August, 1885, John
@. McEldowney filed his petition in the court
of common pleas of Monroe County, Ohio,
against the above named parties, praying for
partition of the folio wing described real estate
situate in Monroe County. Ohio, to wit:
Twenty.eght acres in the southwest part of
fractional section twenty one township one of
range th e,, known as lot number one. Also.
lot number in section twenty.eeven.
township one of range three, containing one
hundred and fifty.six acres and known as the
George and Sarah Thistle farm.
Un.ess you answer said petition on or before
the 10th day Of October. 1885. the same will be
ia ken as true and Judgment rendered accord.
". JOHN o. MCELDOWNEY,
By briggs d MALLORY, his Attorneys.
augll, ,S5t7.
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NEW LOCALS.

EWe have received our yarns and
faunels from ZinesviIle wooden mills, di-
rect, choice goods, beautiful yarns. ,.prl
ces a. low as the lowest.
MORRIS Il ARMSTRONG.
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EY Five cent calicos, Five cent mus
lin, you can fad in any store now days,
but in many other articles where you
save your money you can find better at
MORRIS d ARMSTRONG S
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The Way They Stand.

Democratic psrty-For license sys.
TEN, constitutionally levied against pro.
bibiliOn.
Prohibition partv-For prohibition
without any "ifs" or sands"
Republican Psrty-On the fence; 'foi
prohibition in Oberlin, "against" prohi-
hitiOn In Cincinnati; neither "for" nor
"against" In close counties. For a tax
nconstitutionally levied.
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cE The Russian Minister has sskcf
TO be changed. He finds that Washing
ton is too expensive place. He canno
remain here and entertain as be has with
out going beyond bis salary. He ha'
q large family and las but rnodera,,
fortune. With few exceptions the lead
ing diplomatic posts OF oil nations re.
qnire private fortunes TO hack them
England is the only power which back
up her Representatives n such way thai
they do not need to depend upon riivat
support. The British legation here b
one OF the bandsomest buildings i
Washington The Minister of cours,
lives 10 it rent free. His salary is $50.
600 year He is allowed something
like that every yesr FIR entertaining.
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Chicago.
New Fork.

Sept. 1S--Flour 3 S5a5 30; Wheat
Soc; Corn 44c. Oats 25c; Rye 56a.
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EEL buy the very best timothy seed
in the market. II is this years seed. and
clean. Price low. Z. E HARLAN.
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~ Bsrnesville, on Sept. 1st, was re-
ported free from debt and had at that
time $3.50 II In the treasury.
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~ Mise CARoLINE SMITH. OF WAYNE
township. from whom DR.. T. c. HoovsR
removed tumor weighing 26 pounds,
died on the l4th inst.
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w Roofing, Spouting and repairing.
cheaplv and neatly done at MRS. o; O.
SNYDERS.
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Sept 1S.-Four 8 90a4 so; Wheat
So; Corn 46c; Os,s 26c; Rye 58c.
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cY have new Grain Drill will
sell at cost, also 2 that have been used
will sell at great bargain.
c. E. HARLAN.
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egTbe big cattle from Belmont coul.
tyy on exhibition at the Wheeling Fair,
measured lsi hands high and weighed
1000 pounds.
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HN N.w Bath Room at the barber
shop. G We us q call. BERTRAM &
SCHEUFELE. Sept. lin.
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~ Mrs. SCHULTZ. wife OF HERMaS
SCHULTZ OF Cambridge, well known to
msny residents OF Woodsield, died last
week.
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Cincinnati.

Sept IS-Flour 3 25a5 35: Wheat
9la92c; Corn 4Sc, Oats 25a43o.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-09-22

~ Don't lose the opportunity while
at the Fair of seeing the cheap Stoves
and Tinware at Mas. u. o SNYDERs.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-09-22
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 18-Flou, 3 75a
5 60; Wheat Sass; Corn 49a50c, Oa;s
27a33c; Rye 70c.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-09-22

Democrats, Tuesday. October
l3ih, Is the day To Rally at the
Polls.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-09-22

Democrats. Tuesday. October
18th. IL the day TO Rally at the
Polls.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-09-22

AmOniated Phosphate
For. only S26. Don't give vour order
ill you see me. G. E. HARLAN.