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Wet,el co. fW. Y.lpe,aoor,t 4

David Lively, Sr one 'of the oldesr
and hest citizens OF Wetzel, died at,his
home near New Mariinsvilie IN (he i&th
inst. 10 The R5'h year Of bis ACE, He
was horn N one OF the German States
but was brought TO, Americs-When hut
six months old. : He tivsd' shsnn 6oy.
with the Ecoromisie. uears PitiAbufph,
hut leIrthe cclony ssten squits you-e 2 10
make his own wsy inihe world. Hebas
lived for more than tiity yearssn or near
New Msrtiasville and s,soae .tine was
the proprietor of the Point House and
owner ei q steam fosriog .uil)'snawss
posse sed ot considerable t,roperiy, but
subsequently. through misfortnnes, loss
the greater part of IL, He vas twico
married, and leaves a widow and q num-
ber OF young children. He vas hurried
nv The side oi. tis first wife In the Texas,
q, cemetry on Wednesday. Mr.. Live
lv was a man Of sterling integrity: .in-
dustrious and economical in his hahjts.
He was incapable OF mean action AMI
his word was always the truth. Some.
what eccentric in his ways, he Easal
ways good c;ti5en.,
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The Dinner to Minister Pendletoa.

The Dinner to Minister PendletOe.
CINCINNATI. April aS.-A compliment
tary dinner was given to-night at the
Gibson House to the Hon. George H
PendIeton, the newly appointed Minister
20 Germany, by his fellow ctN ms Of
Cincinnati, under the auspices Of the
Ohio Club. Although the Ohio Club is
Democratic organization, the assem-
hlage was by no means OF a partisan
character Leading Republicans, among
whom were Jadges Baxter and Sage OF
the United States Court, K chsrd Smith.
Murat Halstead, the Hon. E F. No, es.
ex. Minister to France: j B. Foraker,
Amor Smith. T. D. Lincoln, A F. Per-
ry, and others, were present. j P. Car
hery presided. and 0tmsg Won Mohl, the
German Corsul occupied the seat on
his left. Archbishop Elder was among
the guests. Some disappointment was
felt at the absence OF ex-senator A. g.
Thurman, J E Mcdonald and j. q
Carlisle The latter sent a pleasant let
ter OF regret. Letters were alec read
from Gov. Hoadlv, Durbm Word. and
others, and telegrsms from A. G. Thur
man and j. E. Mcdonald
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a Remarkable Escape.

Mrs Mary A. DALEY, Of Tunkhan-
mock. Pa, was afflicted for six years with
Asthma and Broncbi is. during which
time the best physicians could give no
relief. Her lie was despaired OF, until
in lss, October she procured Bottle Of
DR.. Kings Nav Discovery, when imme-
diaie relief was felt, and by continuing
it's use for short time she was COM
plate'y cured, gaining in flesh so lbs, in
Q Few months.
Free Trial Bottles Of this certain cure
Of all Throat and Lung Diseases a, r.
W. Pope's Drug Store. Large Bottles
S1gG
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EF Items from the Belmont Ckronf-
cte, 10th inst.s
Barnesville Democrat. have petitioned
Gen. Warner TO recommend tina, an elec
tion be held to decide who shall be post
master
Miss Mary White, an aged lady at
Burlon's station, died on Tuesday OF last
week from cancer 10 the breast. She
was 80 years Of age.
II is now the city Of Martin's Ferry.
At the recent election the proposition to
advance the town to city OF the second
class was adop,ed by vote of 569 to
55.
Those who claim to be posted are
looking for splendid crops this year.
Their theory is that very cold weather,
with plenty of snow mellows the ground,
kills insects and their eggs, and enriches
the earth
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-04-21
MRS. M. 9. WEST, Local Editor.
Index to New Advertisements.
Three prisoners in Jail.

Three prisoners in Jail.
Sparaes q URieas have three Law stu
dents- =, !. r,r r
The Rink music Saturday night was
excellent.
Mr. THoKHBERRY has new black
smiths shop.
ff YOU want to see fan snd have fun,
go to tho Rink.
The win Of ELIZA Arerc snd HENRY
YoHo we're admitted to probate last week.
Admission to the Rink E6 cents; use
Of skates 10 cents. Open every even
fng. 81
Swindlers are on their spring rounds
Farmers should Keep their weather eye
open.
The depot rink opened out last week.
The attendance was large and the fun
furious. u
IA se~lbell wsssplaced 10 The Catholic
Church last week, which weighed fifteen
hundred .ponnds.
Ds. SpRrass. Esq, Of Caldwell, and
W.T.. HusrER, 'Esa, OF zanssville, were
town last week.
Glass wheels for roller skates are be-
ing made dust ss'if the wheels are not
slippery enough asitfs.
Empty barns leave cattle and straw
stacks at . premium. and hay $40 atom
DC the way It looks now.
Mrs o. o, SNYDER and Mrs L "
TILLMAn spent several DAYS in Wheeling
last week shopping and visiting.
Mr.. JoHN HRRvEY and daughter, Miss
DArsY, OF Wheeling, visited the fsmily
of Mr.. JoHN BuRroN last week.
Miss AsNEs SMITH Is home from Clar-
'iuqton this week. The schools closed
on account OF scarlet fever and rash.
The a6th general Sunday School Con-
vsn,ion OF Ohio will open at New Phila
xielphia, on Tuesday evening, June 2,
1855.
The 'bedltbiest man'iu the world after
he has read patent medicine almanac,
will think be sis on the verge of the
grave
Governor HoXDLbf disappointed FRI
day, April oath, as Arbor Day, and the
general planting of trees should be in
dulged in by all.
Miss HArrE DrEHL win open a Ger
man school on the 9Th Of May. This
will be grand opportunity for both THE
young and the old, as Miss DIEHL is a
very aoe German scholar and will teach
her pupils to read, write and converse 10
she German language.
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Baltimore and Ohio Immigration
Company.

COmpahys
Board of D.rectors-Mr. John W.
Garret, President; Mr.. Robert Garret,
Vice President; Mr. Samuel Spencer, "a
Vice President, Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Co, Hon. Henry G Davis, Presi
dent W. Va. Central and Pittsburgh
Railroad Co. Mr.. VIM. F Burns, Presi-
deut Eutaw Savings Bank. Baltimore: !:
Mr.. T. Harrison Garrett, of Rober, Gar
ret t Sons, Baltimore Hon Ferdinand
C. Latrobe, Mayor of Baltimore.
Representing 4srge ocesn and land
transportation interests, this company,
with its extensive European and home
agencies, offers foreign and American
settlers special inducements for locating
upon its large landboldings adjacent to
the Baltimore add Oaio Railroad, its
branches and connections.
1t acts as agent for, and gives special
attention TO, selling aud settling lands in
MARYLAND, Virgins aud West Virginia,
Ohio, Indiana and Illinois; provides ten
ants fet desirable properties; supplies
laborers, skilled Workmen, DC.
1t makes advances for plant, erects
buildings, acts as agent for immigrants
and others settled under it's auspices, in
marketing their products, etc.
1t encourages the establishment Of
manufacturing industries and gives SUBJ
stantiai aid to the development of dor
mant resources.
isprlmary objects being to stimulate,
local settlements, foster local industries
and to develop the resources OF ihe coun-
try tributary to the Baltimore and Ohio
r R, this Company enj ,ys liberal con-
Ilcessious from the B. Il o. and other
companies in whose territory it operates.
Its thorough organization, commanding
influence and superior opportunities for
selecting lands admirably adapted BY
physical characteristics and situation for
agricultural, VI manufacturing and other in
dustries, Wii strongly commend lis
agency and liberal policy to those desi-
ring to purchase lands for estates and
homesteads possessing the advantages
Of an old civilization, for VINEYARDS for
sheep and cattle grazing, for numbering.
manufacturing and mining purposes.
Correspondence from land and emf
grant agents especially invited.
For prospectus describing advantages
of climate, soils and their products and
market. ETC., and full information, all.
dress DR.. W T. Barnard, Secretary and
General Manager, B. d o. immigration
Co., Baltimore, Md.
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THE RiEt REBELLION.
The Devastation Still Continues
A Battle Near.

Sr PAUL, April l6 The Globe
Winnipeg special says: A Bsttleford
dispatch to-day says: Devastation OF
farms near Bsttleford cin,inues to-day.
Indians who are gathered. in the upper
settlement yesterday told friendly hail.
breeds they would burn the barracks and
90 south. Precautions were taken
against surprise, but no attempt yet
made. .j5.
No news has yet been received from
Fl. Pitt. reports in the papers about
massacre there being merely. a sensation
al runor.
Intelligence from Fl. MscLoad to-day
to the effect that every thing is satisfac-
tory. Catllemen are becoming reas-
snred and there is title chance of stock
interests suffering.
A telegram from camp, twentv.three
miles beyond Humbolt, gives the follow
Ing regarding Middleton's advance.
During the night Indian signals were
seen on the bills for circuit Of eight
miles. Troops made an early start this
morning. We camped last night at
S>uth Side Ver million lake. Maj Bnul.
ton and his scouts joined US last night.
The Tenth Grensdiers were IL miles be-
hind the General with one gun, nine
FOUNDER Boul,on's troops and "C''
company will make a dash through to
Clark's Crossing to secure the ferry. The
balance of the troops will march on to
within eight miles of the crossing and
camp for the night. Colonel l:vne viii
advance from Prince Albert so as tC
join US in time 10 surround Riel and hi:
party, it is hoped.
! : A letter from Tuttle mountain in th,
Vicinity of Wakata states that band o
Americans had passed through there OF
the 18Th, and were going north presum
ably to join Riel. They killed som,
sheep, and at one place where a woman
was alone in the house they told her t.
4 not ont or thou would bill hor
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wOn the 18th inst, the Probate.
Judge appointed Prof. DAVID MoVEr,
OF BesIlsville, to be School Examiner
Tor term OF three years, nice W. NJ.
WLC1AMs, whose term expired on that
day. Prot Nov sY is one OF the finest
educators in the county. His character
ami superior qualifications for the posi-
ton are we'll known to the teachers and
Others 10 the county,
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lwIn the iron trade opinion gains
ground that the conditions for improve.
ment are gro wing better. and while there
may be no marked change for while, IT.
IL considered saly question OF time
whep the mills aud furnaces will be ena-
bIad to run to their full capacity.
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CuuRCH DIRECTORY.

ar synyrsrEn's CATHOLIC CHuRcH.-Ruv
Father WEIsrNeER. Pastor. Services at and
10 .,cIock A NJ Sunday School at 2 2. NJ
Vsspers and Benediction at 3r, NJ.
NJ. 4. OHuRcH.-Services at the M. II
Church. wuods6vld, every Sabbath. Preach,
fnr At 1880 A. N. and 7P. NJ. Sunday schoo
$50 p. N. Prayer meeting every Thursday
Att Pm. Pastor, Rev. n. D. STAUFFER
PuEsBrrERrAN CHtRcH.-services at Pres
svteriao Church, woodsheld, every two weeks
hseinniue Sabbath. Jan. eth, ~ o'clock P. NJ
PRAYER Meeting every Wednesday evening a
az O'Clock. Pastor, Rev. W. 7. GARRowAY.
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,egThe apple is the king OF all fruits.
a choice apple Of high quality, when ex-
ac,ly properly ripened has no superior
among the things that grew on trees, and
what the kitchen has done for civiltxa-
aon baking does for the apple. 1t is re-
aned 10 the oven and brought out still
higher than the richest OF the uncooked.
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TIE SPIRIT or DEMOCRACY,
mAsoNIC DIRECTORY.

MoSnor Lopez No. ls9 F, and A: M,
ueets AZ Masonic Hall in :WoodsAeld, on
WsSr..a.yT evenings, on or before each full
ANON. n. B. Hin, W. NJ; JAS. r. NORRIS,
Secretary. :,
woopsvrrbp CHAPTER No. 80, R. A. NJ.
meets In, Masonic Hall. Wood.neld' a on MON
day evening aftet full moon. :; Z. orhioo''
WEH. P.:JAs. r. MORRIS, Sec'y.
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D1BD.-On SATURDAY., the 18th inst,
ot consumption, Mr.. HENRY McFApDEs.
The deceased was worthy young man
and had the respect Of all who Knew
him. Sincere sympathy is extended to
the beresved family.
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eHF The sacrement OF the Lords sup-
per viii be administered at the M. E
Church on next Sunday evening. Love
feast after services 10 the morning. All
members Of the charch are cordially in
vited to attend both these services.
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New York Sun, 18th inst.

new 1Ork GUN. SCn lnSG.
Invoice of Girls TwO-inch Feet.
Wash Sing, an enterp,is'ne and good
natured Chinaman Of Sl7 First avepu
ordered some months ago from Canton.
China, model of the pretiiest Chinese
eirr foot. Twenty-Five Of the models
arrived here last evening via San Fran.
cisco. Their beauty nesrly paralyzed
the heather lsundrymen, who went by
droves all day yesterday to see them
and who now urge the importer to send
for the owner or owners of the small
feet. The model, are said to he cas,s
taken by Or. J. G. Kerr of Canton fro n
the foot of a belle Of l6 years. They
are p inches long and II inches wide at
the widest Fine white silk understocK-
ings. thin socks of brown sa'in, and
pink satin shoes cover them. When the
reporter asked Wah Sing what he pro-
posed to do with his irvoice he replied
."Me sellee him Mclean gall Alice
samee model to nakee smell feet"
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

THE BEST SALvE iu the world fo1
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands
Cailblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup.
vions, and positively cures Piles, or nc
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction. or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per COX. For sale bj
&. w. POPE.
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BLOWING UP A WASH Hot Ots;E.
Four ChiBaNaen KSlletf sOutfs<ht
and Another Fatally iW1urod.

ANACONDA, Moxf., April l64This
city was shaken to-day BY }sfrinc stx.
pIosion. Hardly had thes'sound died
away ere another explosion, much louSier
than the first. brought I'll ale inhabitants
to their doo's, quakin9 with .fests They
thought at 6,st an explosion bad soc.
Cured in The smelter, bot soon fearneA
that Chinese wash .bcsse, Immediately
adjoining the California ,RestsUrant on
Front street. bad been blown NJ. ard tha
inmates horribly mape3ed Feur OF ,she
Fix Cbiosmea Who were in the, budding
are dead, one other will die. and opsf es-
capped uRhsrt. Gisat- powder ,sss, tthe
explosive used .,,i,e.,h
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HThe marriage OF Mr.. FRANK
BusKHAKr and Miss LIZZIE, eldest
daughter OF Mr.. ANTHONY SoHUxAcHER
will take place this Taesday morning, at
the r. C. Church.
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~As We contemplate trying the new
system Of making -four and in order TO
do so we are compelled to sell exclusive.
ly for cash and as we have thousand
bushels OF toll wheat on hand some par,
ties view it as good chance 10 borrow
wheat. but 10 loan out wheat we can
not, nor will not dou. We sell the best
grade Of -four made in Eastern Ohio at
ave dollars per barrel. Bring your wheat,
corn and chop early and get it al back
With you. FORD BROS.
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Dedication.

The new church house of the q. b.
Church on Wilson Run, will be dedicas
ted on Sabbath, May 81. Dr.. z..WAR'
sEa, Of Parkersburg, will oiflciate. All
are invited. d.
A. H. ROACH. Minister.
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Bellaire Tribune. 18th inst.
MANSLAUGHTER! M !!
Is the Verdict of the Jury in the
BOrhaIn Case After Is Hours
Meditation.
THE SENTENCE THE COURT

The arguments in the Borham case
closed yesterday at 4 o'clock, The
speeches OF all the attorneys were spo-
ken of as unusually able. The charge
of Judge Kelly was clear and to the
point, relieving the case Of many themes
and surmises thrown into it by testimony
and arguments of counsel, and it was
thought there would be an early verdict.
When, however, hour after hour passed
and no verdict, the friends of the pris.
oner felt that the delay was favorable to
him, and when the Court adjourned al
night without any report, they felt con-
fident of better verdict than from the
former Jury
At noon to day the jnry announced
that verdict had been agreed upon, and
we're brought into Court. When the
jury were in their seats they were polled
by the Clerk, and in reply to the usual
questions be received the verdict, whict
was for manslaughter, and the fury was
discharged.
SENTENCE.
At 2 o'clock the prisoner was brought
into Court and sentenced to serve fol-
the term of twelve wears in the Ohio
Penitentiarv, at hard labor.
The difference between life term and
sentence for twelve years. is what the
defendant made by second trial.
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wDANIEL BAKER vas elected towr-
ship trustee OF Wayne township instead
of DAVID BAKER, as published last week.
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The stables OF Senator Stanford's
Vina ranch, near Red bluff, Cal, were
fred by some tramps as revenge. and
Ill horses and mules were harmed TO
death.
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D.. Monroe County.
The following township tickets wer
not received IN time for our last issue
Trnstees-Jacob Simms.
Jas. McCaslin.
Joseph Yester.
Clerk-August Never.
Treasurer w C. Pool.
ASSESSOR. S. Ferguson.
Constables-G. S. Aigeo.
Simeon Hill, Judge of Election.
sFrHEL.
Trustees.-Jacob McVev.
Philip Kimnach.
Neri Lindamood-R.
Clerks B Gebbart.
Treasurer-W. A Unger.
Assessor-R j. Martin.
Constables-W. f LeMasters.
B. + Dennis.
IruSteeS-5Onn lOmt.
j. Goddard
A j. Straight-E.
4 Wilson Martin.
Treasurer-M Brennan.
Assessor-T. W. Martin
Constables-J C. Hubbard.
- Jacob Mellott.
T. A. Wilhamson-R.
PERRY
Trustees-E F. Breese.
Thos Crawford.
BAIL Dyer.
Clerk--H. j. Pollitt.
Trensurer--W T Koontz.
Assessor M Y Cline.
Constables--F Shreeves.
JAS. Elrod,
C. Payne.
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April l7.-Flour loa5 So; Wheat
l 03; Corn 4Sc; Oats SIC; Rye Dc.
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CBzoAeo, April l7.-eattle. - Mssket
slo~ but about steadg on bettsr qssASs;
steers 4 go g 00; bufchersl Q b0s4 60s
stockers and feeders $40 Z %; Texsusi
1 10 8 IL. tos aesfa "a ,issi 'rof
Hogs-Market- ssesdy swd rs&Aer
stronger; rough psckineo I 35s4 s45;
packing and shipping 1 45z 65s light
4 35 4 66; skirsS E5s4 %
Sheep-Tfadine brisk With higher
prices; native 2 25ss 30; exsra shtep
and qsnbs 6 00a6 rs Westernf lc00a
5 Is. .sse' = ss's e~a ~ss Kss~
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cwThe store house OF Mr. A. u.
MAoKEr. in Washington township, was
DESTROYED BY Gre last week.
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Chicago.
Oncinnnss.

April l7.--Flour 4 2Oa5 Is; whea,
Slc; Corn 45c. Oats 34c; Rye &C..
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RAlladelRhiQ.

'PHNADEUeuia, April II Flour 3 75s
S SO; Wheat "a 95c; Corn 52s53c ;
Oats 40a43c; Rye 70c.
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w Gents medium weight under shirts
and drawers, gauze undershirts, also
drilling drawers at the latest prices at
NORRIS & ARMsrRcNGs.
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New York.

Avril 10 --Flonr 8 40a6 IL: waea'
96a9Sc; Corn $50. Oats 3Sa47c.
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sB- Call at THE SPIRIT Office for job print
ing from visiting card up to full sheet pos
ter. Letter heads, business card on envelopes,
statements and bill heads printed N short
notice.
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NEW LOCALS.

Ey BURKuEAD d Co., will hereafter
deliver all goods in their line free Of
charge.
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0SAGE ORANGE HEDGE PLANTS.

have large stock OF first class
O age Orange Hedge Plants 70, sale
this spring. Price 80 so per thousand at
the nursery, or packed and on cars
Liberal reduction on large orders. Plants
will he ready as soon as the ground IL
At TO take them up. Order at once.
Address, T. j. SPRlGGS,
Sarahsville, Noble Co., Ohio.
Marcb3l, '85t5
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cF The place to buy choice unadul.
terated sugars, Is at BURKHEAD & Co., at
rock bottom prices. o
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Wo0aSaeId STOCK Market.
April 20.-Cattle 3a4c per poand ;
Sheep sa4o per poaad. Hogs 33a4 per
poaad gross.
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EAST. Lsesrr, APr'ls 17s--Hoas-
S ow andweakef; Pniiadelpbiss sold-st
1 S0s4 80; Yorkers at A r60aA s7S.Sts
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MARRIED. April ID, by Rev. j.
E GARRETT, Miss LizztE NJ. IscHEY to
Mr.. JAcoB M. CLEGa.r ygv r
On,April 9th, by Rev. ] L. MrLfs,
Mise CHARITY CARPENrEh to Mr.. e. 8,
BRUMELL.
On April 11th, by F. M. BEARD, Esq,
Miss PBNINA MOORE to Mr.. JoBk j.
EARLEY.
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H3 800 lbs. more Of roasted coffee,
2 lbs for Is Cts. at BURKHEAD & Co.
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EFWe will receive our sixth invoice
OF fi.h this week. Farmers, il you wish
f.h, 90 to BuRKHEAD & Co., and get
prices before you purchase, you will save
money by so doing.
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TO FARM ERS.

You will find my borse this spring
Mondays and Tuesdays at Felix Arms,
Wednesday's and Thursdays at home,
Fridays and Saturdays at Woodsfeld
DAVID A. BLATTER
april7. '65m3.
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EFarmers when you bring your
pro luce to town take il to BURKHEAD Il
Co. They will give you the highest
prices, pay you'hdT cash and sell you
groceries at hard time prices.
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~Two pounds ot roasted coffee for
FORTY..FiVE CENTS, at K. W
POtES
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A. H. ROACH, Minister.
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luvnoi,'o 90.