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Spring Medicines.

A clear headed and well-posted physi-
Clan said to US one dav last week:
"At this season Of the year one is H.
able TO pass through period of what
some call spring fever. The spring gen.
eral.v brings on altered condition OF the
blood. All the old spring medicines ad
ministered by our mothers and grand
mothers to their children were called
forth by this fact. But the disagreeable
doses so faithfully forced upon the juve-
niles we're not always necessary A
course Of oranges will prove as effective
and certainly more palaisble than The
uauseous doses of our childhood. A,
this sIseason OF the year let your children
eat hll The oranges they care for. If ia
ken daily before breakfast 80 much the
better. II the fruit is little sour it will
not be dis'asteful TO little folks. The,
have a natural craving for something
tart A grateful dish may he made by
peeling oranges, taking off every a'om
OF white skin, and cutting them up int
small pieces. Sweeteu with sugar, and
you have dish that is at once tooth.
some and bealthfui A little grated CO.
coauut adds muca to the appearance"
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PROBATE COURT PROCEEDINGS.

April 4-W S. Mann was appointe d
Guardian Of Z'lpha Mann, an imbecile
bond 81 200.
Henry Neuhart and Frederick Clau
ges, Adm'rs of Leonard Neuhart. decd
reported sale of real estate, which the
Court confirmed.
Mary Neuhart was appointed Guar.
dian of William Neuhart. Louis Neuhart,
Edward Neuba,t and Charles Neuhari
minor heirs of p Neuhart, decd bond
500.
April 6.-The Court confirmed a sale
OF real estate made hy Simeon Hill,
Guardisn of Elwood J McHugh.
The Court confirmed a sale Of real es-
tate made bv Harvey A Hill, Guardian
OF David and Z T. Hill, minors.
April John Jeffers was appointed
Administrator OF the estate of Elizabeth
Tremblv. decd; bond 5000.
Application was made 10 have the last
Will and Testament of Henry Yoho, de.
ceased, admitted TO probate.
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The Kind of q Man Grant Was.
Cleveland Leader.

Cleveland Leader.
The first time Gene, al Grant left Cul-
pepper Courthouse, where his headQusr-
tiers then we're, for Washington, the
Quartermaster made up special train
to accommodate the sick and such as
might have leave of ahserce. One pas
senger Car 10 the train was reserved for
General Grant and the two or three other
officers With him, and they did not at
tract any special attention as they passed
into the car. The General was alway~
the plainest and least ostentatious man
in the army. All the cars OF The train
except the one reserved for Gen. Grant
we're soon crowded, and many soldiers
were standing on the platform Of The
station.
General Grant was sitting alone on
The eide OF the car next to the platform
and near the door, when q soldier cine
70 the door and was told by the guard
bat he could not come into that car -
General Grant ssked the guard What the
man wanted and was told that he wspf-
ed to 20 TO Washington The Gederal
then asked why the man was not per-
mitted to come into the car, and was
answered thst "This car is epecial cer
for General Grant and his staff" The
General replied qiickly: "Let him come
in. l only occupy one seat in this car. :"
This was the first intimation the guard
had that General Grant and his stat
we're in the car. The General then ask
ed what the other men we're doing who
were standing out on the platform, and
being told that they wanted to 90 10
Washington, he said, Let all who can
crowd in get in" The car was soon
filed, one private soldier taking seat
beside the General and engaging him in
conversation nearly all the way to Alex
andria. no. knowing with whom be was
| talking.
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MRS. M. G. WEST, Local Editor.
). VA, Advertisements.
New subscribers last week.

New Subscribers last week.
DAVID OKEf, ESQ.,, is OF home this
week.
Three inches of snow this morning,
the 18th inst.
Only one Democrat escaped in Salem
He's good CAsE any how.
Common Pleas Court convenes on
Tuesday, the 9th day OF May
W. @. MooSEY lost Jersey COW last
week that he had refused e75 for.
Cameron School District will build .
brick school house next Summer.
Township Assessors received their
blanks and instructions on Monday, the
18th inst.
Take up the cows, hogs and other live
stock, running loose on our streets, Mr.
Marshal.
Mrs. S. L. MOONEY visited her daugh'
ter, Mrs. FaASK MARrrN. OF Caldwell
last week.
Miss Matte COLLINS, OF Caldwell, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs DR.. FARouHAR,
Of this place.
Mr.. GEoRaE RloHNKR is pushing the
work to commence the erection oil Q
roller Touring mill here
Up. SrRlaas. ESQ, and Mr.. Orro
CAsaL are the new School Directors Tor
the Wood dsfield District.
.GroRcE M WOODBRIDGE, Esq was
elected City Solicitor OF Bellaire on the
9Th ins.., by handsome majority.
Judge A j. PsARsos, c. HELsLISa
and r. W. PoPE we're reelected to the
Council OF woodsfield on the 9th inst.
WILL MoRRIs and WILL JuDkrSs are
having the store and ware rooms at the
depot fitted up for skating rink, which
win be opened some time this week.
II you want extra apar 60 to FORD 8
Mill The mill is In extra order, to suit
the condition Of the wheat. Go early
ard get |, home with you, as they are
no with their work.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-04-14

EF The business houses making 8
practice OF using sawdust on floors and
in spittoons do so at great risk OF fire.
The sawdust spittoon is particularly dan
gerous. It will carry the fire Of q cigar
stub for hours, and is, no doubt, the
cause of many ares, the origin OF which
is never known. The spittoon has q
pernicioua habit OF catching on fire az
ter the house is locked ~ for the night.
Its method is to burn through the floor.
after which the building generally goes.
Spread on the Hoor sswdust has not the
opportunity Of ignition that 1t has in
box, bat at best it is dangerous. Sand
will answer the purpose and is entirely
safe. Underwriters are beginning to
consider sawdust sn iocendiary appli.
snce, and contemplate special rates for
its usage
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-04-14

EA statement has been sent out from
the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Sta
ton suggesting that farmers test the
terminating power OF corn they intend
using for seed before planting. Expert.
ments made last year demonstrated that
large part Of the seed tested did not
perminate. In some samples but thirty
kernals out OF one hendred sprouted.-
This is an important matter to farmers
and one that should not be left to chance
In Ohio there are usually planted for
seed not far from 355.000 bashels OF
corn. If oue-third or one.half OF this
does not germinate the loss is the dffier
,euce between half and full crop.
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q Nob,e Co. Press. 9th inst.


George G. Jennings shipped his
household goods to Woods6eld, on
Tuesday. and went himself to fit up bis
i dwelling there Mrs Jennings will re-
main in Csld we'll a few days. The Press
deems it hut due Mr.. Jennings to say
that general regret is expressed in this
community that be 10 moving away. but
Woods6eld will gain in him a stra'ch,
for ward business man Monroe county.
too, ought to be to him congenial
place OF abode, as he has been nourish
ed from childhood on. and has great
love for, the very sort of Democracy foI
which the "Dark Hills" are famous.
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CONSTIPATION

There Is no medium through which
disease 50 often attacks the system
as by Constipation. and there is no
other Ill flesh is heir to more apt to
be neglected, from the fact material
Inconvenience may not be immediate.
iy felt from Irregular action Of the
bowels. When there is not regular
action the retention of decayed and
effste matter, with its poisonous
gases, soon poisons the whole system
by being absorbed into it, causing
piles, fistula, headache, impure blood
and many other serious affections.
BURD0CK BLOOD BITTERS will
Immediately relieve, and one bottle
positively cure or relieve any case
Of Constipation.
"Was troubled for a year with
torpid liver and Indigestion. and after
trying everything imaginable used
BURD0CK BLOOD BITTERS. The
hrst bottle revived me and the second
cured me entirely.'-J.S. Williamson.
Rochester. N. Y.
ssp23, 's4r.
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NewThings tn be Opened his W eek
Embroideries, White Goods

EmbrOlderles, 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 80c 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 arrive
this week. Prices correct and goods
just to your needs.
NORRIS d ARMSTRONG.
mchl7,'s4.
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fEwe desire correspondence from
every township, and give the following
instructions tocorespondents: Be brief;
carefully spell out names. Make each
item a paragraph; write on one aide OF
paper only; don't abbreviate the words
street, village, evening, Sunday school,
or anything else. Please conform to
this, and 1t win save as labor snd aiao'''
sty 10 errors 10 print.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-04-14

cEThe following will prove very
iinteresring combination OF 6gures: Put
down the day OF the menth on which
yoo we're born; double its add q; multi
DIV by so; ada your ages subtract $50 !;
multiply by 100; add the number OF the
month In which YOU we're born. lcalling
January one, February tVo. March
three, ana se on.) add 1850 The first
two 6geres OF the result will give you
the ilsy Of tie month OF yosr birth, the
usxt two yosr age, INA the iasttwo the
number OF the month in which you we're
horn.-Eschange.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, Ap,ii 10 Cattle Shipping
cattle steady and trsde brisk, steers
4 50a6. 90; stockers 8 5Oa4 90; feeders
4 .lOa4 so; Texans A 25a5 90.
Hogs--Msrket opened &c higher anc
closed weak; trade fairly active; heav,
packing 4 4or4 60; light bacon 4 40s
4 70; skips firm a, 3 75a4 25.
Sheer--Market fairly active and l0t
igher; common 70 fancy 2 7Sa1 90,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-04-14

MARRIED On March 10Th. by Rev
A. H Roach, Miss NANCY J. DYE to
Mr. WILLIAM H. BoHLEN.
March 26th, by Rev. THOMAS CLINE
Miss L. D HILL to Mr.. DANIEL ksowL-
TON.
March 29.h. nv Rev. c. ScHIMMEL,
Miss VERENA SrALDER to Mr.. FREDER-
lex BauNr.
April 4th. by MARK JoY, f O., Of
Washington township, Miss MARY Z
GALLAGHER to Mr.. AVERY A HILL
April 5,h, nv Rev. W.S Bush, Miss
SARAH E. HUBBARD to MH HERSANDo
HALL.
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s.v M.r.in,vills Nv. Va, Democrat.

.
.Strangers who we're within our gates
last ruesdsy, attending the Bowers-Kot-
xebue wedding: Rev. J. L, Mills, Eas,
Ohio Conference; Mrs. R. c. Miles,
SomertoD, Belmont county, Ohio; Ag'
rie Ko,zebue, Malaga, Ohio; Mrs. $. A..
Dickerson, and Mrs John E Cannon,
New Athens, Ohio; Alouzo Cannon,
Harrison Couu,y. Ohio; John Cannon
New Atbeas, Ohio = Charles F. kc'ze'
bue. Middiebourne, W, Va; W. j.
Shively. Somerton, Ohio; Miss Nori
Dolbeare, Benwood, West Va; Mr.. Geo
Christleib and wife, Wheeling; Rev. q
5, Weller and wife, MACON City, Mo.
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Democratic Nominating ConveD.
ton.


ton.
The committeeman assembled IN the
Court Room on the 7th inst and organ
'zed by electipg JoHNP. SpRreas. Chair
man. and C. E. KErTERER snd G o
DoUGHERTY, Secretaries.
After canvsssing the votes cast in ,ht
several townships, the following candi-
dates we're declared nominated:
Representatives -HENRY Lyons.
Clerk -AsHER OKEY.
Amditor -HENRY R. MuHLFMAN.
Treasm -er-CYRUs f. MILLER.
Sheriff Louis Subscriber.
Commissioner-A ,NDER HARMAN.
Inf. Director -FREDERIcK SToEHR.
Coroner ILHAN WRIGHc
The following resolution was adopted
by unanimous vote:
Reso'ped, That we pledge the united
support of the Democratic party to th,
ticket this dfy declared nominated.
There being no further business, the
convention, on motion, adjourned.
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wDurina the late .uupleasantness'

w During the late 'unpleasantness'
Captain B zil T. B ,wers, OF New Mar
tinsviDle, serving in Miircy's command,
had che good fortune to capture Eiwin
Psrke Curtis Lewis, now OF New Jer.
sey, whom the President had Just ap-
pointed Minister to Portugal. Lewis
was conscript officer ~ the Confeder-
ate army, and Cap'. Bowers took him
about one mile from bis home In the
Valley Of Virginia. He wss ansliRhs
pleasing young man, and his young wife
made So eloquent plea for him that
Captain Bowers paroled his prisouer.--
Since they have been good friends.-
Lewis sfterward vent TO Winchestev,
took the oath of allegispce 10 tue Uni
ted States, and saw no more OF the Con-
federacy. His wife, . daughter Of Col.
Ware, of Clark county, Virginia, died.
Mr.. Lewis went North and married
wsthy lady. Capt. Bowers is glad TO
hear OF his old prisoners good fortune.
- Infe17;ge1cer
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Davis Letter.

General Grant received on SATURDAY. q
letter OF syampathy from Jefferson Da-
Wis, in which Mr.. Davis SAID: "It the
prayers and good wishes of all those l.
the Sourh who honor and respect Gen
eral Grant could avail he would conquer
the dread antagonist with whom he is
contending just as triumphantlv as be
overcame The antagonists with whom be
contended twenty years ago"
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A Walking skeleton.

Mr.. E Springer, Of M1chsLiceburg,
Pa. writes: 81 was affl ,cted with long
'ever and abscess on ldnes. and reduced
to tvdlking Skeleton. Got free trial
bottle of Dr.. Kings New Discovery fer
Consumption. which did me so much
good that ! bought dollar bottle. After
using three hotties, found myself once
more a man, completely restored to
health, with hearty appetite, and . gain
in flesh OF 4S his" Call al r. W. Pope's
Drug Store and get free trial hottie Of
this certain cure for all Lung Diseases,
Large bottles 81 90. %
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New Martinsville West va.j Democrat.

The marriage OF Mr.. G. W Kotzebue
and Miss Annie Bowers, daughter OF
Capt B T. Bowers, Was celebrated here
on the 7th inst, al the home OF the
bride, Rev. Weller, of Macon, Mo-. Of
Aclating. The guests we're principally
Young unmarried folks with the excep-
ton OF number OF the friends of the
parties. A splendid supper was spread
before the guests by Mrs. Bowers and
the happy couple left on the evening
train.
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OBITUARY.

DrED -Of consumption, January 7tb.
1885, at his residence in Adams towr-
-hip. Monroe county, Ohio, WILLAM
KlNe, aged 53 years. Mr.. King leaves
vie and two small children, a father.
mother, two brothers and .wo sisters and
large circle OF friends to morn his loss.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-04-14

RJudge NJ D Follett who has been
confined to bis room for several days
with qu,nsy, Is improving. ard "il' be
oat 10 few days. Mrs. Follett and
,heir little son have also been much In
disposed, all three Of them being unable
to leave their rooms at the same time
s,ol,s,nbas Times.
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ryJ. c. Clark. special agen, Of the

HJ. C. Clark, special agent OF the
B. & o railroad Co., at Woodsheid'
took fourteen passengers over the b., Il.
&C. Ry., Thursday, to Bellaire, where
they win leave for Hutchinson, Kansas
They we're from Elk township, this cosn
", and by arrangements between the
two roads, 1t was cheaper to take them
thss way than any other route. Parties
desirisQ to 90 west should write Mr..
Clark for particalars.-Nobs Co. Sosr :
aal, oh inst.
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Bncklen's Arnica Salve.

The BEST SALvE 10 the world for
Cats, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Cnilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erap-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction. OF money refunded.
Price rs cents per box. For sale b5
r. W. PoPE.
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IHWe have reports this week from
Two veterans Of the Old Guard. JEAN
RurrFR md THOMAS WOOD, Sr., who
have been voting the Democratic ticket
,sjnce 1903, and 1898.
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w Attention is called to the law card
OF G. G. JENNIsas, Esq published else.
where in this raper. Mr.. JENNINGS
comes highly recommended and is enti-
tied to the confidence OF our people.
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Amusing the Children,

We reproduce from the new magazine,
Babykcod the following in relation to
the rules for tha, very old source o.
amusement for little ones.-cu ting paper
dolls:
San obfone piece of stiff Iaper-tblck
wrapping paper will do very we'll
should be folded over and over until u
has about ten thEknesses. The size o
the paper NAV he about 4x20 inches, ana
it should be folded in spaces OF two in
ches. Then double it and cut out The
figure OF hoy. being careful not TO sew
er the connection at the hands. Unfold
and a row of little bpys with clasped
hands will greet The delighted eyes
around, Join in circle and the little
group will stand firmly on chair, table
or foor Now repest the same process
cutting out the CURE Of a. little girl this
time. More. more the little insa'iabie
voices will crv." The writer suggests
that chairs, tables, sofas, and even beds
for little paper doiips to sit on and lie
IN NAV ne cut Out, WIN ii'iic euccts, pii-
lows and spreads of white psper. Use
a lead pencil to add eyes, nose and
mouth to the dolls, and TO make patterns
on the dresses All this the writer has
done and more. Unnumbered plates
and dishes, boxes and boats, sugar bowls
with four compartments, and other ar
ticles as attractive to the little ones have
been made again and again On wet
day when little ones cannot 60 out to
play, these paper toys will afic d bours
of entertainment. And since some Of
the children have been old enough TO do
lil,le cutting, they amuse themselves
and their Juniors in this way Use a
round-pointed pair Of scissors. as chill
dren are ap, to be careless With scissors
and sharp-poin,ed ones are very danger
Gus The round points will cut paper
almost as well ss the sharper points, and
safety is most important consideration.
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OSAsE ORANGE HEDGE PLANTS.

l have large stock OF first class
Usage Orange Hedge Plants to> sale
this spring. Price 50 so per Thousand at
The Lursery. or packed and on csrs
Liberal reduction oniarge orders Plants
will he ready as soon as the ground Is
At to take them up. Order at once
Address, L. j. SPRiGGS,
Sarabsville, Noble Co., Ohio.
March3t, S5t5
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Marquis Tseng, the Chinese ambassa.
dor, states that the recent Chinese vic.
tories will be no obstacle TO the oonclu.
sion Of peace. Since the capture OF
Langsou the Chinese government haa
sent a cable dispatch maintainlng ila
peace proposals.,
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Justices OF the Peace.

The following Justices we're elected
on the 9Th inst
Bethel-M. WARwICK-R
Green-J. T. CULvERHousE,
JAMES CLEGG.
Jackson--ELIAs BARKER
Lee JOHN ANGUS.
Perry-E L. LYNCH.
Salem-M. BoUGBNER,
). TscHArP,T-R.
Switzerland-ALFx BIGIER,
Seven Democrats and two Republi-
cAns.
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Kimberly b Co.'S, rolEing.mill az
Greenville, Pa, also resumed this week,
giving employment to 300 men. The
mill hss been shut down since last fell,
owing to the embarrassment OF the a. N.
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Chicago.
CINCINNATI.

April l0.-Flour 4 00a4 SO; Whea
3O,: Corn 45c. Oats Sac; Rye 63e.
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HE FRED. ScHERER, marble worker,
has purchased a shop in Oadiz and left
for that place on Monday. Orders left
at F. REEFS, Woodsfield, Ohio, will re.
ceive prompt attention.
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H CHARLES KEErERs. OF Standing
Stone Run, died the morning OF the 18th
,icst. His remains will be inferred this,
Tuesday. morning at 9 o'clock.
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PhiladeIphiM.

PHILADELPHIA, April l0.-Flour 3 15t
5 50; Wheat $3.50; Corn 49ao2c
Oats 40s4lc; Rye 70c.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
East Liberty.

EAST LIBERTY, April 10.--Hoge-Ac
tive and firm: Ph,adslphias 8 0Oa5 10,
Workers 4 75s4 S5.
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Rverson & Brown, livery stable keep.
ers In New York, have failed for $780,
900 They introduced the cheap black
and tan cabs into the city.
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Riuard's Mill Precinct, w. j. Msricle.
On motion the following Executive
committee was elec'eds
HENRY MAuRY. DR.. G. W. STEWARD
F NJ. ROBINSON, R K. WALTON. Dr.. B..
DEHNIE, C. &. MILLER, e j. GRAHAM.
On motion. the committee sdjoarsed,
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April l0.-Flour 4 OO,5 %; Wheat
9Oc: Corn Ate: Oats $50; Rye Csc.
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E Gents stiff hats, second invoice
received, also gents felt hats, new styles,
at MoRRI. 4 ARMSTRONG;.
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THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Sf SrLvEsrER's CATHOLIC CHURcH.Rev.
Father WrrsrNeER Pastor. Services at ana
10 colock A. Sunday School at 2. NJ
Vespers and Benediction at r. M.
NJ. <. CHuRcH.-Services at the M D.
t,hurch. woods6eld, every Sabbath. Preach:
mo At 1880 A. NJ and P. NJ. Sunday school
S:3o p. N. Prayer meeting every Thursday
.t7pn. Pastor. Rev. Fl. D. STAUFfER.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH-services at Pres'
hvtariao Church, Woodsfeld, every two weeks
beginning Sabbath. Jan. 9th. "a o'clock P M.
PRAYER Meeting every Wednesday evening at
SiI O'Clock. Pastor, Rev. W. 7. GARRowAY.
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wA lew. mems good cashmere suits
sizss 80 and 90 at q close out price.
You should see them. 1t is to your in
terest. Morris & ARMsTRoNG.
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saNew York.

Avril 10 Flour 8 35a5 80; Wheat
96a9Sc; Corn 53c, Oats 3S 4c6.
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TO FARM ERS.

You will find nv horse this spring
Mondays and Tae days at Felix Arms,
Wedne days and Thursdays at nome,
Fridays and S,turday's at Woodsfeld
DAVID A. BLATTER
april7, '85m3.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-04-14
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-04-14

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ing from a visiting card up to a full sheet pos
ter. Letter heads, business card on envelopes,
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notice.