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NOTICE
I'D
Non Resident Land Owners

To Elizabeth Armstrong and n a. Wllismsonf
VoU are hereby notified that at the Deeer.
i bsf session, 1855. Of the Commissioners
Of Moufos coRnty, Ohio, Frank Ull,n and
others hl~d thsif pstitios for the sltssatish
Of county road IS follows:
Beginning for the same u tbs CseA-
rausvills aha arsysvflIe grade, on tks
land OF d. A. Williamson; through tbS
lands Of d. A. Williamson; thehbs through
the lands Of Elizabeth Armstrong! thepcs
through the lands Of Simeon Hill; thence
through the lands OF Jacob Ring; thsnet
through the lands Of Frank tllom; thsssS
through the lands Of Marshall Cline; tha
placs Of termination 10 ihteiseUt the SSsd
leading from Brownsville Via Ring's mill -
6raystillsi said rrcpusSd ruhts hot 70 exceed
Blk dsgressi
That viewers ana Surveyor Of said road
were appointed by said Commissioners, and
that said viewers and surveyor will meet 81
John Clius's. Benton township, on the lsth
OF tanu,ry. 1855. st 10 O'Clock . m, 10 sntsf
u3Uh the discharge Of thsir dutiss. :
FRANK tLLOM,
dscl5,,S ,,Ssw4." Principal Pstiti6nsfs
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NEWS ITEMS.

| t
B ston hiss reelected her Democ- att
Mavor by a large msiority.n
Ev4line Tingle, the oldest inhahilan
Of Csthbridge O ,is dead.
There are now lis carrier deliver,
postoffices. employing A400 carriers.
Such rickety strubture is the Capt
tol Of Nevada that it has to be held ~
BY props.
The manuscript of MoxaH's "Dor
Giovanni" is owned by Nine Viardo', o.
! Baden.
The Young ladies of the Missouri
State University clill With old army
muskets.
1t cost more than $50 coo to examine
the fesa Of swine offered for sale l.,
Berlin last yesf. ses
B ars are said to he more numerous
10 the Rocky Mountains this year than
ever be ore.
Richard Wiicox. the man who saved
Fort Plckens in 1851, il poor and pen.
niless III Pniladelphis.
Maine paid s53,950 OF internal reve,
nue. last year. There are LOLA retail
liquor dealers 10 the sts,".
The report Of the Commissioners OF
Navigation states that the meruantile
marine Of the United States is second in
the world.
In Sonoms county, Csliiornis, tns
heavy early rains and mild weather have
hstehed out immense numbers Of grass
hcppers
The number Of passengers carried or
American steam vesscls during the las'
wear wss about 900, ,OU0, 900, against 800,
OO0 in 1859.
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ED. SPIRIT: Since Thos. H. Ford has
come TO the front snl advanced some
very useful ideas on the subject Of mill
ing l will, by your permission and bis
kind indulgence, ask him qrestion or
so on the most scientific point in the
great art OF milling. l am we'll aware
thst it is the Sewest number OF millers
that know anything about this matter.
The question Is this: II you get pei.
fect standing balance in your runner
does it always follow that you have q
running balance ? and il not, please state
Why and how. it happens. Also, give
the proper mode Of Obtaining both stand.
Ing and running balance; and further
state which balance is the most tssential.
OID DUsrY
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~ The entertainment last Monday
evening in the M. e. C ,urch by Prof J.
G. SCORER Of the Curry Institute School
of Elocu'i 10. Pittsburgh, Pa, was the
finest presented to Woodsfeld audience
for many years. The Prof. 10 IN excep'
sionaily 6ne reader, being equally al
home 10 humor and pathos. The fol.
10 wing are q few OF the many Pres,
Testimonials:
P.cf. j G.. Scorers rendition of Ma
csulay's "Horstius at the Bridge" and
"How Ruby Played'' we're admirable
elocutionar, efforts = Pittsburgh Times
Prof. John G. Scorers rendition ol
"How Ruby Played" was - true 20 life
az to leave no room for improvem ent.--
Pittsburgh Sunddy 2raueler.
His doom Of Clapdius." was . fine
dramatic effort, while his "WIite Sq1all.'
IA Similar Case" and Foxes Tails
kept the audience 10 the bes, oi humol
and at times convulsed with laughter,
To say that our people we're well pleased
is expressing it mildly indeed-Press.
Prof. Scorer. Of Curry Institute, re.
cited THE White Squall." w dow Ma
lone" and "How Ruby Played" During
the rendition of the last named piece be
displayed great mower OF elocution and
mimicry.-Pittsburgh Commercial Ga.
zette
Prof. Scorers elocctionary selections
were chiefly IN the comic vein, which is
evijently his forte. He is master Of bis
srtin this department, and bis perform
ances we're highly sppreciated.-Elizo.
beth Pa Herald.
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MARRsED.--Sept. 26th, by JAMES W.
WARNER. Esq. Of Seneca to wnship, Miss
AMSsY Roe to Mr.. THOMAS DOUGLASS.
Got. 26th, bv MARX JoY, E.q, oi
Washington township. Miss ELIz.BzrH
SIXTH to Mr.. THos T. PaIILIPs.
/ Dec II b, BY the same, Miss PREscIL-
LA KNowLTox to Mr.. john W. L,sK.
Dec. 81, bv Rev. C BuRaHARpr. Miss
DoRoTHEA BuRaaARDr to Mr. HENRY
FRErrAa.
Dec. 81, by Rev. STEPHEN CUMMINGS,
Miss ISABEL HUBBARD to Mr.. GEoRaE
T. SK,aes.
Dec. 8, by Rev. H D SrAUrFER, Miss
Ellie ,BErn MowDER TO Mr.. LEWIS X.
Orr.
Dec. 4th, by r M. CLINE, E q OF
Benton township. Miss JANE WEDDLE
to Mr.. EDWARD A. PoULrox.
Dec. 22d. by Rev. A. ]. WiNrERIcK.
Miss Rose E CHRrsrMAN to Mr.. GEoRas
L. WEBER
Dec 24th, bv Elder T. J. WooD. Miss
CLARINDA A. MArHEss to Mr.. GEORGE
T. CALDWELL.
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V The old steamer Hudson, we'll
known on the upper Ohio, has met her
late. A few days since in attempting to
get over bar Q few miles below st
Louis, she ran aground and was unable
to get of It was reported to the steam.
er's officers that there was seven and q
half feet on the bar, but this was q mis-.
take. The steamer was we'll loaded and
drawing over FIVE feet. After running
on, the river commenced falling . d al
last she broke. She was insured. Capt.
REEs, Of Pittsburgh, is q large owner in
the steamer.
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HAmong the distinguished dead
this year are ex.President Gen. Grant
Vice. President Hendricks, ex Senator
Gwiun' Fsnton. Shabon and ,Toombs
ex-Secr,tuy Thompsnn, sx-Gov. B
Gratz Brown, Cardinal McCIoskey, DR.
Stephen H. Tvng. Dr.. S. l.. Prime. Dr.
Bsnjsmin F. Teft, Sir Moses Monte6ore
DR.. N'chtigal, the African explorer
Franz Aht. the composer; Gan. McCIsl.
Ian, Mcdowell sni McDougal; John
Mccullough. the trsgedian; Gel. Bur
nabv, DR.. Joseph Alden. Schuyler Col
fax. Richard Grant White. F. J Feargus
("HuQh C,nway"), Mrs. Helen Hun,
Jackson, Hinton Rowan Helper Henr,
w. Shas ("Josh .Bilings") VIM. H.
Vanderbilt and DR.. John L. Draper. t.
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DIED In Adams county, Iowa, Oh
Tuesday, Dec %, 1885. Mrs Ann
SMITH, relct Of JAPaErH Sxlfa, q for.
mer sheriff of this county.
The deceased was, for many years .
resid mt Of this place. and Was well
known TO most Of our citizens. Some
zen years ago she removed sith her grand
son, CHARLES T. OKEr. to Iowa She
was . woman OF great energy snd de.
cided character, and up TO within very
fe~ months Of her death was active and
spergetie In her household and business
sfsis. rbe writer does not know hel
precise age. but believes II was about
SO or 81 years. She was q sister oi
JACOB VEexos. former we'll known
citizen of Seneca township. this county.
For City years, or more, she had been Q
member OF the M. e. Church.
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Horrible Accident.--A Little Child
Shot and Killed. a

A most heart-rending accident occur.
red in the family OF Henry Veitch OF
this place on Monday afternoon His
Youngest child. q daughter three years
old, OF asweet and sunny disposition.
wss favorite or the family and neigh
hors This was especially the case 10
the f,milv Of jacob Albright. THEN near
est neighbof, where L,cy's welcome
was 90 cordial that the little one spent
much of her time there. About hkli-
past four O'Clock on Monday evening she
v g engaged in PLAYING with two OF the
Albright children at th'ir home, and In
her childish way was trying to scare one
OF them. Frank, o lad of fifteen years.
He. 10 scare her in turn, licked up an
oil musket which was close nv. Snap
t'tat her." said 4 sister OF Frank, VIII,
sas bell Ing on the fun. This heinp
done, q loni report followed, and the
! little one FIJI dead on the lounge where
she was sitting As the muzzle # the
gun was not over three feet from In.
child when discharged, the heavy load
w JUN tutttcu uct idCc Ou tuc ttSu'
side. literally tearing away that entir.
portion Of her bead Blood, brains and
flesh were scattered over the walls and
floor, and also on the lotnge upon which
she was lying
The shock was So terrible as 10 para
lyze the members tf both fsmilies. rem
deriug them unable TO do anyt ing fr o
time but give vent to their sneuish. Th.
unfortunate hoy wss wild ~ilh remorse
dttering regrets that be was not the on
sent into etefnity instead of III, li.ts
friend. IT appears that an elder brother
of Frank had had the gun out hunting .
'ew dsys before, and failed TO discharge
it on his reiu.n homie; as was the usual
custom. ra$
| This unfortunate occurrence vas .
shock to the entire CEN munity, AMI all
hearts 90 out 10 sympa,hy to the grief.
tricken parents.
II is to he hoped that this sad affair
may prove . warning to oil those who
are in the habit Of carel"sslv handling
Ore arms.-Cambridge J.6ersonian, l7th
inst. -aro sg4 S
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cETbe richest woman 10 the world
is DONNA IsADoRA CoUsrso, OF Santiago,
Chill. She 10 q widow, aged As, with
three children. She has millions oi
acres OF land, millions OF dollars in
money. f,cks and herds that are nun.
hered by the thousands, coal, copper and
silver mines, acres Of real e.tste in the
cities of Santiago and Valparaiso, ieet
of iron steamships, smelling works, >
railroad, and various o.her tribes in the
way OF productive property, which yield
her an income OF several millions, that
she tries very hard to spend, and under
the stances succeeds as we'll as
possible. She is an excellent manager.
and tskes good care of her large large
prnperty.
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LETTER FROM KANSAS.

ELDosADo, Kansas, Dec. 81. 1856.
Ed. SPIRIT: A surprise wedding took
place at she residence Of the brides
mother, Tuesday Dec. 22d, at Sa %.
The contracting parties we're Miss
Minnie Poggenburg late Of Woodsfeld.
OHIO. to Mr. John C. Hoyt of 4 dorado,
Ksnsas. The ceremony was performed
by R.y. DR.. Anderson in the presence
OF the briie's family.
After the ceremony was over, the
bride and groom Immediately took the
train for Kansas City, where relatives of
the groom reside.
the bride, ss you we'll know was an
estimsble and intelligent LAZY OF high
social stsndinQ, while the groom was
withouta fault, her comparison.
We extend our hearty congratulations
to the happy couple, and wish them .
long and prosperou. life. G. E.
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CE The Newark children, who were
bitten By mad dogs and sent to Pssteur
for treatment, have heen duly inocculated
in Paris by the famous surgeon, and
have now nothing to DO but ride about
the gay capi'al during the holidays and
have good time. The process of in
oculation was not painful. and one OF
the boys compared it to light mosq tito
bite. In connection with the case, Mr..
Pasfeur states that he will give the sur
geop,in charge of the boys supply OF
the Virus 10 take back with him to
America. This will be good news 10
those who are so unluckv as to be bit
ten ny suspected dogs, and who csuno,
afford tip to Paris. Pasteur, it seems,
has nov ia cases under treatment, vic.
inns of dog bites, coming to him from
all over Europe.
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n" =
The Committee ON the Hendricks
Monument Association have issued an
appeal for contributions 10 carry out
their object.
The japanese cats eyes, which are
now fashionable otnamenta, are the poi.
ished hinge, or thick knob at the hinge
OF The pearl oyster.
The first steamer to navigate the Pa.
cifc Ocean was sold at Victoria. B E., q
short time ago. She was built In 1887
and called the Beaver.
During The last year the governmen,
lost nearly Sll, 900 on deficient yardsg,
in The twine purchased for use of ID,
PosloGce Department.
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NOTICE.
Important to Whom It May Concern
NOTICE.

A LII persons knowing themselves indebted
II either by note OF mortgage deed to the
estate Of Michael Schauh, decSased, are
hereby notified to lift them on the first
day Of April, 1888. AL. unsettled accounts
after the nrst day Of April, 1886, will be
placed in the hands Uf ah attorney at Law for
immediate collection. Parties desiring to
lift their notes before the above mentioned
date will de SO BY the 18th Of January. 1885,
as Ilsavs Woodsfsld At that time and will
not return until the following March.
dec29 'Sstl0. KID. K. ZANB, Agent
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Letter FROM Stafford.

SrAFFoRb. OHI0. January 20. 1885
Ed SPIRIT: It was our pleasant lot Il
attend a Christmss E8teftsintnent In III,
" f. Church in this place on Chrisimss
eve.s and the occasion was one Of mani.
fest enjoyment to ALL The program "a
an excellent one, we'll arranged and re-
plete with fine selections of muse and
recitatioLs. Il would require too much
time and space to attempt to give iuI'
description or 10 name all the perform
ances, but will simply say that oil did
veil; and indeed few o! the reci,aiioDs
by the little girls we're 80 we'll smoker
that We have seen professional Elocu
tionists fail 10 render them as well. TIL,
"Oid Methodist Woman" and "Mrs.
Bruce's Lecture to Jereniah" we're car
hally spoken and acted and ELECTED
rounds OF applause. Another prime les
ture of the evenings entertainment wss
the Jubilee singing bv "th, boys" Such
songs as Camp IN de Wilderness" ""B :,
Lis ening oil de Night" Golden s p-
pers," &C., were SING by the coloren
boys in the old plantation style and with
all the earneslness and feeling peculiar
TO their racs.
The performance ended With Letter
from santa Claus. after the tesding o.
which he made his appearances his back
bent with the weighto Of years, his beard
whitened with the snow Of ages He
carried Two huge baskets f1lled with SACKS
of candy, and IS be bounded abeu' scat
,ering The cssdy among the children one
could scarcely believe him old, and once
We peeped under the broad hrim OF bic
slouched hat, and really his mustache
was not colored a. ell like his beard; We
verify believe there was not gray hair
in u. ejsss ,st.>
Christmas night We were again enter.
tanned in EXCEL Mt style hut q lite differ
emily. This time we gra,iasd the desires
OF the ''inner man" by partsking OF q
splendid supper given at the res ldenc
of Mr.. L b Day hy Mrs. Rose Hughes
aud MIS-. John GsiHhell. Every e
present seemed to have come for the
purpose Of having q good time, and
good time We had. George lost bis to
bacco; Ross caught the wrong girl, but
he was blindfolded and couldn't help IL;
Jane lost her money; Eaton ate too
many oysters for comfort. and msny
other little mishaps occurred. but on the
whole it was good time and every one
went away feeling 1t was "good 10 have
been there"
o., yes! Christmas day We visited the
oil we'll, ab ut two miles west OF town,
and found them hard at work drilling
Having msde start OF 81 feet In the di.
rection OF oil, with the best machinery
that can be had, and experienced work.
men, it will not he long until the prOb.
lem will he solved, and We hope, and in.
deed trust, that success will crown the
efforts OF the enterprisirg men who have
undertaken so much for the good o
themselves and the county generally.
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An indian Chief Who Blew Out tho
Gas.

Fonr W ORTIZ. Tx Dec 20 IA prom
inens Indian sachen named Yellow Boy
OF the Comanches. resident in the In-
dian territory, visited Fort Worth yes
terday to purchase Christmas present
tor his tribe and put at the Pickwick
hotel. retiring at a late hour. THIS af
tetnoon he was found dead from as-
phyxia. The supposi,ion is that Yellow
b BJy va, intoxicated and either blew the
gas out or turned 1t out and then turne |
il Oh again.
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ConoeR. The vile murder

EED DAVID CoNoER, the vile murderer
sent up from this county, is causing the
prison officials much trouble. He will
net work and all efforts TO compel him
{, do 90 seem to be useless. Recently
be was placed by the pump bat refused
70 work II and came near being drowned.
When taken out two hours we're spen,
in restoring him TO consciousness. He
still feigns insanity.
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~ The officers elect OF Woods6eld
Lodge, NJ. 377. I. o o. F., will be in
stalled 10 their Lodge Room on Friday
evening, January 1st 1856. The cere.
mony OF installation will not be open to
the public generally, but 10 members oi
the order, and their wives and daughters
After the installation ceremony is CON.
plssed, an elegsn. supper will be served
at ihe dining parlors Of Mr.. JACOB REIN.
HEIR foe ell who desire at cost OF 50
cents per meal.
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H The grand opening OF Mr.. PoUL'
ToS's Town Hall aud Rink was . deci
ded success. The SHErHERD sisters wer,
very nne skaters aud very attractive q,
some Of our young men will testify
Good order was observed Throughout
and everything passed Of pleasantly :
Mr. PouLres knows how to conduct
Rink nrst class.
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ETA curious instance OF what sin-
gle change Of comma can produce bas
been noticed Of late. II runs as fol.
lows: Lord PALMERsrcN then entered on
his he.d, white Hat upon bis feet, large
bat well polished bootsupon bis brow,
Q dark cloud in bis hand. bis faithful
walking.s,ick in his eye, q menacinl
glare saying nothing.
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~ The Postmaster General bss M

~ The Postmaster General bss made
an order fixing The lees on International
money orders on and after January lst,
1886 % follows: F,r sums not exceed
ing $40 at 10cts; over $40 and not ex.
ceeding $50, at 20 cents; over $50 and
not exceeding $50, at 80 cents; over $50
and not exceeding $40, at 40 cent. {:
over $40 and not exceeding $40, at IS
cents. This is reduction OF one-third
Of the present rates paid by remitters
for such ordeN.
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~ The home that has children in il
and is without good, pure strong news
paper, Is not we'll furnished. no matter
n It abounds in rosewood, mahogany,
silks and satins. Try THs SpIRIr year
and you will wonder how you ever man
aged to keep house without 1t.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-12-29

H u an estab,isked fact that Hoed's eafs
SHpariilA has proven an Invaluable remedy
"A many ssftfe tases Of rheumatism, elect,
INK feiharka6le cures BY its powerful actiost
Id correcting the aciaity Of the blood. which
Is the cause Of the disssse; and purifying
and enriching the vital fluid.
N u certtinty fair % dsstme that what
H66d's Sarsapafilla has done for others Il
viii do for you. Therefore, II you suffer
tfS pains and aches o. Eheumatism. give
ills Potent remedy b fair tfiai.
APositive Cure:
al was tfodtued very mich with rhsums;:
tism IN my hiP4j ankles, and wrists. I
could hardly walk; ind WAS confined TO my
bed q good deal Of ,the time. Doing recl
commended to try Hoods SarsapariHa, I
took four bottles and an perfectly well.
l cheerfully recommend Hoods sarsaparilla
rs one Of the best blood purifiers IN ths
world" W. T. woop, Bloomington, III. :
For Twenty Years 4.
ihaye been afflicted with rheumatism. Befor6
1883 found no relief, but grew worse. l then
began taking Hoods Sarsaparilla, and IL did
me more good than all the other medicine !
ever had.p II. T. BALLOON, Shirley. Aiasa !,
at suffered from what the doctors called
muscular rheumatism. I took Hoods Sar-
saparilla and am entirely cured" J. v. A.
PRouproor, letter carrier, Chicago, III.
We shall be glad to send, free Of charge;
I'd all who may desire, book containing many
additional statements Of cures by 6 ::
Hoods SarsaparIlIa
Sold BY ali driEEiss eli six for o.. Mads
only by c. i. HOOD 3 CO., Lowell. Mass
100 Doses One Dollar.
june23 s:w5s.
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Bucklen,s Arnica salye.

The BEST SALvE 10 the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Ssit Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Cailblains, 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 rs cents per box. For sale b.
B. w. Pore.
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eE See the pro .pecsus Of the Wheel

az See the prospectus Of the Wheel.
ing Weekly Register in this weeks issue
of THE Spirit. The Register is bright,
newsy paper, ably edited, and has been
enlarged to "a column paper and re-
duced 10 price to 81, per annum in clubs
OF ten or more. We will send Tar
SPIRIT OF DEMoosAoY and Wheeling
Register to any address for 90 SO per
annum. Send ip your names.
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Plenty of Room For All.

The noted statisiicisn, E lwari Atkia
son, insl.,s that there is an abundant oI
room ye, in this world. Tne / 400 ,000..
600 persons supposed to be on the globe
could all ind easy standingroom within
the limits Of fsld ten miles square,
and by the aid OF telephone could be
addressed at one time BY single speak.
er. I'M feld twenty miles sqpare they
c,nld all ne COMFORTABLE seated.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-12-29

Hon L. d. brown. our worthy
State School Commissioner, arrived here
last Saturday evening and spent Sunday
with his many warm friends In this place.
Prof. BRowS will conduct the Teachers
Institute to-day Monday--and ss II
will be the only day be can be present
we hope for good turn out among our
teachers as they will learn many things
that will be lasting benefit to them.
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Terms.

WEEKLY, one year .........$l "a
with Map Of West Virginia. l IS
Clubs Of Ten or more, with extra copy
togsttsr up Of clah-..... ....... l oe
Renittances should be by check, Postal
Order or Registered Letter 70 insure safety.
1t hiss bsen enlarged to 81 eolnmu paper
making II IS large IS the Ns~ York papers
and reduced in price to 81 per amman 10
clubs Of 10 or more Or II clubbei with
your county paper II will bs sent for 81.
THg WHEsliSa WEEKLY REorsrsR ia now
an eight page paper containing 8 S29 long
columns, aud but . fmited number Of I'D
vortisamsnts making II the most important
and valuable newspaper you can take. III
STATE NEWS, NEws Of the WORLD, STORIES
MIscsILAsY, HOUSEHOLD and RARMlNe HISrs
and Srock, PRoDuoR and Wool Makers
make it the Farmers and Sto ;kman's frs,
choice. Address
west virgimla Printing 90.
Wheeling, W. Va
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H Mr.. Taos. HINES, of Franklin
township, while in town last Tuesiay
! aging bis taxes made our Office pless.
ant csn. He reports taxes in franklin
low, simes Frightening, and. everything
lovely snder the present Democratic I'D.
ministrstion.