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MORRIS & ARMSTRONG.

~ Newark, Ohio, has fsiEh cure.-
Miss Jennie Brown contracted severe
cold and consumption. She vas reduc.
ed to forty pounds weight and ber ply
sicisus gave her up to die. She was
carried from room to room and was un-
able to move herself. Two evangelis $
went to Newark from Pit,sbure aud
prayed with her. The next morning the
young lady was able to get up and dress
herself and aided her mother. 10 doing
the housevork The girl AYERS thst she
is we'll and is gaining flesh rapidly. She
is the daughter Of Mr.. Thomas Brown,
one Of the prominent grain merchants
of Newark Bsrneseille Eaterprise.
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PROCLAM


In respect to the memory and distin-
euished public services OF THOMAS A.
HENDRICKS. Vice President OF the Uui
ted States. who died at Indianapolis a'
5 o'clock P. NJ. on the 25.h ut., the
undersigned, as Mayor. of Woodafield'
respectfully reques, the citizens OF said
town TO close their places Of business on
Tuesday, Dec. 1ss, the day OF the funer-
al from 2 to 3 o'clock P N as q testi.
monial TO the eminent public services o'
the distinguished dead
LOUIS HOEFFLER,
Mayor.
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JACKSON TOWNSHIP ITEMS.
wrrrEs, OHIo, Nov. 26, 1885.

WfrrEN, OHIo, Nov. 26, 1885.
A notable society event OF our neigh
horbood was the marriage Of Leander
Witten, our popular educator, to Miss
Ruth Garden at the home Of her parents,
by Rev Hollett on the 18th inst.
Married on the 18th ins'., Mr.. Fred
Klsy to Miss Barbara Rickabaugh.
VIM. Wise. Of B4llaire, was in our vi.
ciniiy purchasing cows for his dairy.
Oar schools are all in a fnuri.hing
condition and the educators are giving
satisfaction.
Dr.. W. T. Stewart. Of Philadelphia,
was visiting his parents here.
Messrs Keigly & Witten have enlarg.
ed their store room by putting an addi-
ton to It..
Mrs Mahalia Ducsn, OF Tiltonsville.
Ohio, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Melio-
da Stewart.
There were two hears and monkey
and q lot of men and women passed
through here giving a show at the hous-
eS.
Mr.. Melvin Hubbard was, on 22i Ult.,
presented by bis wife with a bouncing
baby boy.
As the turkeys have roasted out oi
our reach therefore we will have to be
contented with spare ribs and backbones
for our Thanksgiving dinner.
There is big party booked for here
during the holidays. M
The hoys have sll returned home from
the mountains and they report plenty o.
hard work and mosq aitoes that can fetch
the blood every time through all Of their
clothes.
Mr.. Mart. Pieil. OF Pittsburgh. wa
down on two weeks vacation on his farm
here with his wife AMI family.
Yours, LITTLE ROSEBUD.
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LEGAL NOTICE.


4 GNBs HATHAWAY. whose place of fysi:
n deuce and postoface address ID Wasfsn;
ton, Ohio, lane Payne, Dorathy r. wliSdh:
Margaret Piokens, Maitbs Ann Aossifhdtf,
William Picksps and Clark Pickeus. wiiSss
postof1ce address aid place Of residence Ia
Morning View, BELMONT coduty, Ohio, vii.
liam kcManis, whose place Of residences and
postoiHcs addfess is Key, BeiH6ut county.
Ohio, the ankno~n Heirs Of Nancy spence.
deceased, whose place Of residence and post
sfise address Is unknown. and the unknown
heirs Of Thomas Pickeus, deceased. whose
pla Of fssidenHe add postofics address Il
unknown, viii take notice that on the Slst
day Of October, A. D. 1855. Margaret Picksus,
widow Of Alexander Pickens, late Of Frank.
lin township Monroe county, Ohio, dsssased,
died In the Pr,bste Court of Monroe county.
Ohio, paper writing purpertins to b thu
last will aud testament Of said Alexander
Pickens, deceased, and on raid day mais sp.
plication to have the same admittsi TO pro.
bate aud record said application 10 set f0s
hearing In sad court on the Ssth dsy Of No.
vembsr, A, d. 1855, at 10 O'Clock Z. rh.
A 7. PEARSON,
nov3.s5ws. Pfobsse Jddse. Il. C. o.
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GLANDS UPw
tn d Dark and lonely Spot a Ped
dler is HigbwaymaAed.

I'll d Dark and lonely Spot a Ped
dler is Higbwaynaaed.
HANEsviLLE, D Nov "a "A bold and
daring rohbery was committed 10 Holmes
county, not far from Millershnrg. by two
hiahwaymen. the victim being 9 peddler
named HnuheId.
10 dark and lonely spot in the road
two masked men stiddenly appeared with
revolvers and demanded bis money. He
banded over a which was not satisfac'o.
~ to the robbers, when one Of them
compelled him to hold up bis hsnds
while the o,her went through bis pockets,
securing about $1,000.
They then selected shout the same
amount in silka and other fine goods and
tewelry from bis wagon. The peddler
drove to MilIersburg and made known
the robbery. As the robbers wore
masks he could not see their faces, but
described them es large men who wore
good clothes. FIVE hundred dollars re-
ward il offered for their apprehension,
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MARRfED.-At the residence Of the
Hon. J. B. WILLIAMS, OF Monroe coun.
", Ohio, by Rev. GEO. NJ. WiLsoN, OF
Summer6eld. Ohio, Mr.. D D JACKSON
and Miss ELMA I. BARLOW, both OF
Monroe county, Ohio. The ceremony
was performed in the presence OF the
family and few invited guests, near
friends OF the bride aud groom, Cd the
evening OF the 25th of November, 1885
Many kind wishes 60 with The happy
couple for long, happy and prosper
ous life. G. NJ. W.
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MARRIED On Oct. let, BY. Rev. R
K CARpEErER. Miss MINNIE NJ. SwARrs-
WOOD to Mr. MILES OKEY.
Oct. 1st, by r. NJ. BEARD, .Esq. OF
Center township, Miss CHRISTINA MATE
TO Mr.. JAMES G. READ.
Oct. 15th, by JAoxroN HAuaHr, E q /,
Of Jackson township, Miss MARY EVANS
to Mr.. GEoRaE SLACK.
Nov. Sd, by Rev. S. BEACH. Miss
MAX BoTr to Mr.. EDWARD KAruARY.
NV 18th. by Rev. H. d. SrAuFTER,
Miss LUcErrA BINTz to Mr.. JACOB j.
NEUHARr.
Nov. 18th. hy Rev C. ScHfMMEL, Miss
BaRBARA RIaaESBAcH to Mr.. FREDER.
lex KLAY.
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i = W.
@New Dress Goods fol
Christmas Presents, Silk Hand
kerchiefs, Silk and Cashmere
Mnfflers, fine Hosiery, a nice
Wrap, pair Blankets, Bed Com
forts, nice pair Shoes for Lady,
Miss or Boy, or even for a
Man. We have them. Good
Under Wear, Woolen Yarns
and lots of nice things.
Morris & Armstrong.
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H Fridsy morning Mrs Scott p

EY Friday morning Mrs Scott Bar.
bsr OF Martins Ferry gave birth TO tour
children, three g,rls and one boy. The
mother is q woman OF 30 years, and ip.
clined to be delicate. Tnis is tue fourth
time she. has given birth to children,
baving one son and two daughters. The
father bears his misfortune with great
torttude. and takes The jokes put At him
in pleasant way. AT last accounts the
mother and her children were doing we'll. i.
st. Clairsuille Gazette.
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N0ATCEI.
The kIDM EYS,,

They are the most important
secretory organs. Into and
through the Kidneys flow the
waste fluids Of the body,
/, containing poisonous matter
taken out or the system. II
the Kidneys do not act props
erly this. matter Is retained;
the whole system becomes
disordered and the following
symptoms will follow: Head
ache, weakness, pain In the
small ofback and loins, fusheS
Of heat, chills, with disordered
stomach and bowels. You can
thoroughly protect the Kid
neys by BURD0CK BLOOD BIT
TERS, and when any Of these
symptoms manifest them
selves you can quickly rid
yourself Of them by this BEST
pf an medicines for the Kid
neys. BURD0CK BLOOD BIT
TERS are sold everywhere at
81 per bottle, and one bottle
will prove their efficacy. ---s
hVv2o, o4r.
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sHERtFFS SALE.
Lazarus Ehman
John w. McCollum q Il,

~ virtue Of . certain order Of sale fssu~d
b out Of the oourt Of common pleks.
within and for the county Of Mouros, and
State Of Ohio, in . case pending Ia ssid
court between the above usmsd partiss, and
to me- directed, will ODER for sale ss
public auction at the east door Of. the csurs
house In Woods6eld. on
Saturday, the 18th day Of December, $3.50.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock q. n. and 4
O'Clock p. m, of said day, the following De-
seribed real estate situate In Monroe cdduty,
Ohio, to wit:
Lot number thirtyfeur 10 the town Of An.
tioch, Monroe County, Ohio.
Said property so ordered 10 bs sod is sp-
praised at s22e. and may ssfl for two
thirds ,f said appraisemcnt. Terms OF sale,
oash before continuation.
CHRIS LUDB,
povlo.'ssws. Sheriff v. CO.
WE NALL RY Atty.
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EY-The store room OF john j. IFkERs
and Sons, OF BesllsvilIe, was burned 10
the ground on Thursday morning, the
26th ut. The fire occurred abou, four
o'clock in the morning and is supposed
to have been the work Of an incepiiarv.
They we're unable to save any of their
goods as The fire had such start before
1t was discovered We did not learn the
amount Of their INSURANCE.
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MRS. N. G. WEST. Local Editor.
Ipde. to New Advertisements.
4 Aew sirl baby !, the Prsssy,eri.u

al. ~, h.hv NJ tbe Presbyterian
p.,.,,..s
. M,.. R,.r lawns I. In Wheeling pur.
.h..,n. ho,,,,.v ooois
1ndse W t,xxY was in zanesville on
,...I hs.;nss. ,.a, wsek.
MI. wrrx, n Noble county, is the
ou..t n Mrs a a. JxxN,ses.
NJ, Io.,.a Baows OF Ontario. Iawo.
:. v;.,s;n. friends IN this County.
In. D.,ee,. ESQ, made . trip to
M.y,s.,. ON local busiuess last week.
Ths dinner and simmer At the M. E.
Church ON Thanksgiving day netted s2s
70. 9 g
All freight trains ON the B z l. C..
49,. x. oao,sa IN honor Of Thsuks.
o,v;ns
The nnhlic schools took . short vsca.
,;o, from "Wednesday evening until
Mo,a., ,.orr,co
N. " Mu,,, mad. . trim to Rel.
.,.,,s =, ,.., Toe,d.y IN the interest OF
,,h.Rz AcFRR
A., 1x,. " .,ror son of Judoe r
4 wuro. returned home from Ne.
h...n. H., ...p
n, I..,. s,,or .,ns and sister. Miss
R.,, amen, Th.ok.uivinu with their si..
Or Me- nr Kr,prR. Of Besllsyille.
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Holiday GOODS HOLIDAY GOODS!

Come one and all and inspect my fine
display of French China from % cents
to $S, 90 q set. = 49, ass s.,
Photo Albums % cents and upwards.
and 90 on through my whole line OF
goods. Having purchased from head.
quarters. and desirous OF selling out nv
stock OF jewelfy will present any one
purchasing TO the amount Of S5 hand
some piece of the hest rolled plate jew.
elry. Also, anv one purchasing goods
to the amount OF 81 will give one pound
OF fine mixed candy in q handsome dec
GRATED satchel.
BERT JONES, Main Street. /
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CaURgH DuaECToRY.

ST. sYLvrsrEEs CATHOLIC CnuRcH--Rev.
Father WEIsSeER. PASTOR. Services at and
10 o'clock A. Sunday School at 2 P. n,
Vsspers aad Benediction at3r.M.
N. &. CHuRcH.-Services at the NJ. e.
Church. ,woodsHeld. every Sabbath. Preach.
ing ct 1880 A. N. and p. NJ. SUNDAY school
$50 r. N. Prayer meeting every Thursday
att IN. Faster. Rev. II. d. STAUFFER.
PxEsBYrRxrAN CHURCH --servioes at Pres
tyteriaa Church. Woodsfeld. every two weeks,
beginning Sabbath. Jan. eth. az o'clock r. N.
Prayer Meeting every Wednesday evening at
61s O'clock. Pastor, Rev. W. T. GARROwAy.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-12-01

sHRufus Huffman, OF Monroe coun
~, returning home by night saw what
he thought vas bear IN fence corner.
Tusning back to the nearest house. be
and man named jacob Pine got guns
aud started to hunt 1t. Arriving at the
spot, they f-ed simultaneously on the
brute INJECTING mortal injuries. instead
OF bear, however 1t turned ont to be
q man nv the name OF John Rairs.--
New .Kartiasrille DemocYat.
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Sought for the last buntted years
A Iem-uy ior catarrb, hay fever and
cold in the head. found at last 10 Ely's
Cream Balm Safe and pleasant to use,
and ea-iiy applied with the finger. II
gives relief at once end thorough treat.
ment positively cures. Price Soc.
FoI all rms of nasal catarrh where
there is dryness Of tue air parsage with
what is commonly called "stuflng up
especially when going to bed. E!y's
Cream Balm gives immediate rs;ie:. liz
benefit TO me has been priceless.-A.G 6.
Chase, N. D.. Millwood, Kss.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The BEST SALv. ia the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblaius, Corns, and all Skin Erup.
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction. or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale b.
r. W. PoPE.
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A French Cabinet Crisis.

PARIS. November 25.-The newspa;
pers today are unanimous in their be
lief that majority OF the committee oi
the Chamber OF Deputies to examine the
Tonquln credits are 10 favor OF the evac
ua,ion # Torqnin and Madagascar rem.
ders the situation of sff4irs more critical
and they anticipate Cabinet crisis az
the result of the committees action.
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Report of WoOdsfield Public
schools tor the Month Finding
November ~, 1885.
HONOR ROLL.
Names OF pupils neither absent nor
tardy:
No. mo. Enrolled 38-Charlie Bel.
ford, Fri 2 l. .ihsrth, Frank Rad Frank
Scbeu eIe, Edd Truax. Bnma Brown,
Bessie Lsne. .Olgs N.uharl, ,L,htie RedIn.
Helen Reinherr, Clara S'oenr
LrGY PFARsoN.
No 2-Enrollmart 36 Charlie B. o wn.
Willie Glsdmsn. Wallace L'oyd, Chatn
Morris, Freddie S'oehr. W llie 5toeht,
Willie Smith, P Zip Sch, t. MARY Glad.
den, Oracle Pope, Moliie Thornherry.
CkRktE CAs'iL.
No. 3-Pearl NJ. Doherrv, Maggie
Heck, Matte Pope. Alice Ruegsegett,
Ida RneQaegger. L xzie Ricer, Ss'ab E
Rfcer, L zzie Smith. Maggie Smith, r n.
ME Shields. L uise Schenfele, Hsrr, Ba.
ker, Lulie Burghscher, Ger rye Graham,
Frank Mooney, Juddie Pearson, All ed
f Smith. Lewis Smith, Mnnroe Was n,
Charles c. Lloyd. A E HAYDEN.
No. 4-No. enrolled 37-Brssie Arm.
strong. Lucy Armstrong, Minnie D.ebl
Annie Francis. Anris Heck. Enms
Koortz Bessie Pc, e. Mir ME r d.n, A. :.
ME Reinhprr, F,i'z Burehscher. Clifford
Cassil, Willie Johnson, Everett R elmer,
John Scheufele, Eiwin Winterick, Harry
Nelson. BELLA SINCLAIR
No. 5.-N,. enrolled 20 - John Heck,
Wi lie Rrinherr. Charles Sulsheroe,,
Harry Smith,, Albert Winr.rrick, Rosa
Ctaie. Dora Halhline. Mary Rousenburg.
l. ma Stoehr, Ola Sinclair.
M f. SisoL,1R
n, 8-Enrollment 30.-Els Cs,si',
Annie Lqnenst-in. Chas. Pearson, Lena
Smith, Z ilh Shields.
A. A CLARK.
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~ The winter term Of the Z,nesville
Business College will begin on January
4th, 1885. This is one of the best edu-
cstional institutions in the country. 1t
Is firmly established and poss esses the
confidence Of the people. No College
in the land is more deserving of the
patronage Of the people OF Eastern Ohio
than the Z,nesville Business College
Systematic business education is the end
and aim Of Prof. Parsons, the Principal.
Any young man Sill be much improved
by spending term or two at this Col.
iege. Circulars sent free upon applica.
tion to Prof. Il. B. PARSONS.
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THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY.
TUESDAY, OECEMBER 1. 1885.
masonic DIRECroRY.

MONROE. LopaR No. 1so F. and A. NJ,
meets at Masonic Hall in woodsfeld, on
WeSuesdsy evenings. on or before each full
nesn. h. B. HILL, W. NJ; JAS. r. NORRIS,
Secretary.
WoopsrrELp CHATTER No S5. K 4. "
meets in Masonic Hall. Weod.fieid, ON Mon
aay evening after full moon. J. r. SPRIaas.
ME. Il. p; Jas. r. MoRRIs, Ssc'y.
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EB The rage Tor the sntique is finding
expression in making fashionable such
names for girls as Gladys. Elfrida, Will
freda, Enid, Claribel. Christibel and
Clsrice. II these names couli drive out
the Minnies, Hstties, Jennies, Gracies,
Nellies, &c they would secure our ap.
proval.- Barnesuille EaIerprise.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-12-01

eHA very Young man OF the legal
profession arrived In this place last Mon.
day night ard took up bis abode at the
residence Of J B. DRIcas, Esq, where
We have no doubt he will be properly
cared for until he arrives at the age Of
maturity.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-12-01

fErvpnoid fever has made its ap.
pearance among the people OF Jeruss.
lem. Two esses at ELIJ,H PaILLIPs'
four csses at THox.s GiBBoss'. aud Ave
cs.es at Boora's. some OF whom are 10
q very precsrious situation.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
wheeliny Tive stoch Mark ct.

WHEELING, Nov. %, 1885
The market this week vas q little bet
ter. The cattle market IL flush and the
sheep market is lost sight of. Messrs
Hudson q Bayha furnished the follow.
ing quotalions;
Ca.'Ie-l 900 to 1.1OO lbs stock 31a
3ic. per 10 800 TO 900 lbs. 3a34c per
lb.. 700 to 800 lbs. 2a23c per Ii.
Hogs-Market active; 3ia3ic per ID.
Sheep-Dnll 2s3c per ID.
Lambs-Good, at 3a4c per Ii.
Caives-3 00a6 90, per head
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CF There is some talk that the Beverly
Dispatch will be moved to Cald we'll and
made an out and out Democratic paper
With a few more sccessions Caldwell
will be supplied in the paper line =
BarncsuiHe Enterprise.
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& Don't forget the Holi-
day Present: One pound fine
French Candy for every Five
Dollars worth you buy at
MORRIS &ARMsTRONG'S.
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rAt a recent meeting Of the NJ. E.
District Conference at q ,aker City. it
Was decided by unanimous vote that
the next camp meeting should be con-
duc,ed rs the last one. SO there will he
n o big Sunday noxt vear.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-12-01

E1r The Feeeport fres, Of recent
dsse, says: ". N. Armstrong. Of Arm.
stron9's Mills, Belmont county. sold bis
two ysars' clip OF wool, between 1000
AL 5000 pounds, at 8o cents per
pound"
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ENow is the time for
Rubber Ovcrshoes, Buckle
Arctics, Ghildren's and Boys
Rubber Boots, Mems Gum
Boots, Mems, Womcn's and
Children's Rubber Coats and
Gossamers. In these goods
we have quite a variety Of the
latest novelties, all at lowest
cash prices before recent ad-
vance.
auA.~haaA
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ISVice President HEsDuIoKs will be
Tburied in Crown Hill Cemetery. north Of
the city Of Indianapolis, on Tuesday.
December list. His body has been EN-.
.balmed.
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eEThe following Joke on the impe

cE The following joke on the impe.
cunious editor, started B e 300. reach
ed the Tuscarawss Chronicle man last
week. counterfeit silver dollars are
being put into circulation in Ohio, and
the people are advised to he on the look
out for them. We are. We are. We
have been OH the lookout for all kinds
OF dollars on subscription, but our eyes
have been glsddened with the sight o!
but precious few from that source for
several months. Gainesville Eaterprise.
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WoNasdeId stock Market.
Nov. 30'-Cattle a2c2t per pound
Sheep sa4o per pound. Hogs 5s4c pei
pound gross.
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eET The steamer Emma Graham,
while backing outirom Ripley Landing,
struck q loaded barge and sunk 10 less
than Eve minu.es
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COOPER & CONARD'S
A Journal Of Home Literature and Fashion.
.!zEE FASHION 4: +: 4: i:::; f: !;
9: 49,: =: I: ::;:;; =; &: &; MONTHLY
COOPER 4 CONARD. 9th and Market Fhilads.
st. Clairsyille Chronicle.

st. Clairsville Chronicle.
Mayor Cooper, OF Bellaire, turned IN.
to the CITY treasury SAG. .95 for the month
adding August IL; and $34 40 for the
month ending October IL.
j. NJ. Ogier, . Cambridge druggist
has 500 pounds of pennyroysl oil
which will be shipped to the east. i
was manufactured in Guernsey county
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awA new arrival Of Watches, Jesrel.
~ de-. It the Je,oe'y Store OF J. F. M.
LLOYD which Ufu be sold at perry lou
prices. IDec. l-tf.
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HEWe desire our friends in all parts
rof the county to write rs the news OF
their neig hhorhood each week.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-12-01

EF The leading Stoves OF the season
IN he found at Mrs. q o. SNYDERS
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-12-01

eE BuY chs light running and best New
Home sewing machine at U. E. HARLANS
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GOTO JOHN BURKHART'S
For your Doors, Shoes aud Sole
LEATHER. Edsl8, aiy.
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cB Roofing. Spouting and reuairine.
cheapIv and nesty done at MRS. o o..
SNYDERS.
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e| Don't lose the opportu, i,y while
AZ the Fair of seeing the cheap Stoves
and Tinware at Mrs. y. o SNYDERs
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NEW LOCALS.

&~G Go to JACOB BERTRAM for
your Confectionaries, Fancy G rods d.
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nY New Fail and Winter Millinery al
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S 60; Whes, 90.9lc; Corn 54a55c; Oats
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DIR. LE WIS PAGIN.
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DR. Pagia has bad twenty-five curing old complaints and
treated eighteen
No other physician knows the de and properties
curing diseases his medicines direct
that diseased He found that
life and would
give them strength and regulate their action He also n that other plant.
making trial of many d kinds Of plants he found those that cured
His remedies only organic elements and
Blood Seions Brain and Nerves. and medic
medicines compounded
different kinds of medicines with him He
other physicians have abandoned ncurabe He wishes
strongly the minds of that eseht and thing
medicines that adapted all the different the body and it
such medicines that he has
containing hundred and forty certificates the
get them at the hotel by applying the ty bill 1
has the different
the last fifteen and has built his
pnd keeping that repuao the public need have
he will use deception try to treat he Notice the date
sutaion even you do not take treatment him
thing about disease. f3 sti
DR. PAGIN WILL. VISIT
SUMMERfiEtD, Elk House, Sun 'ay November 10.
NO0DSFELD briggs Monday and Tuesday M noon
np D.cuoer l
BARNESVILE Frazier House. Wednesday
QUAKER CITY, Hotel, Friday December FeNog
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HCall at HARLAN'S fos an, thing
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