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SWAZEY ITEMS.

March %, 1886.
Ed SpIRrr: The farmers of this place
was very busy last week plowing and
preparing for large crop Of tobacco
t,is year. this week thew have been rest.
ing from their lsbors. but it is on accoun
Of winter again, s.s-.1
Our school closed Last SATURDAY., /
has heen under the supervision of Mr
: H Wavne for term OF four months
Mr. Wavne is an excellent instructor anG
worthy Of all the praise he might re
ceive.
Qlite a number of our young folk
at ended the entertainment at Hamil
tons school house last SATURDAY. night
it was indeed grand affair. Will knows
how to make thing. lively. We though
Charley an excellent Irish speaker.
The literary last Tuesday night was {
success, it will be reorean'zad t,-nigh
for the summer. The question debated
was, Resolued that ignorance and super
siticn has caused more suff ring to th,
human family than pride and ambition
it was decided in the Affirmative.
Mr.. VIM Ogg and familv formerly o
this place have returned home from W
w.. where they have been fpr year
Mr.. Oyg saws he has enough of Va.
Mr.. S u. Shaklee is going to mnve t.
Summerfeld next week where he bal
purchased property.
Miss Minnie Wilson OF Summerfield
Visited friends at this place last week
Mr.. Richard Gibson q'ite an sget
gentleman has been verv i'll for som'
time and is improving very Glow.
Wonder who N. Ore OF Lecompt)T
ls, think we could guess though.
CLAUDE.
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CLARINGTON ITEMS.

Ed. SPIRIT: There seems to be q
dearlh of news b,re
An intimatioE some time since that
certain village hal passed an ordinance
requiring the ad djacent property holder
to keep the pavement clear of snow. II
will he found on examination that the
State provides that The aforesaid "sbal
construct, keep in repair and free from
snow or any nuisance all such pave
menls" " See y. L., lxxxi, 1884 PIP SIS.
Since writing you last there has he, n
terrible crop Of Conventions in this
section On the 22i OF February tfe
Democrats of Salem held Townsh p
Convention and nominsted q township
ticket, viz:
Trus'ees-Henrv Maury, Sath Ward
Sr., Henry Lapp: Treasurer.-G. W. Hu
bacher; Clerk-F. L Cas- ; Constahes g
Geo. H. Knively, Clark Watson, S. b
Ward. Jr. Local Committee in vlllsge-
Jas. Rutter, j. e Morrill,, E Yost. G..
L. Kroning-in township: School Dis
trict No J., W Fankhauser, 2 Henr,
Maurv, 8 Josiah Piles. 4 fl. W, l. I'VE, 5
Louis Ebert, 6 August Z.nk. IN. A
Martin, s W. A. Roush, 8 A. S Hinton
10 Abraham Long, Cameron special job,
M. Boughner.
There was over 100 votes cast In
the evening there was an adjourn d
meeting to nominate village candidates,
and nominated W. w. Messerly for
Mavor. G. W. Hubacher for Treasurer,
F. L Case for Clerk. James Rntter tor
Marshal and Street Commissioner, C. l..
KroDing. Christ Yost, Geo. He'll f. I
/ Councilmen
4 as0n the 18th the Republicans held 8
township Convention at O'Clock P. NJ
very few being present, and nominated
the following ticket:
Trustees-C. Clebe, X Smith, M
G Sykes ;Tressurer-G E Topp; Clerb
j. S. Fish; Constatles-Ed. Stets,n
John Landis, VIM. Sargeon; Assessor
I-E. D Steenrod.
In the evening So votes were polled
in the Corporation to nominate village
officers, which resulted in The nomina
tion Of Jas. H. jackson for Mayo,
Clerk, j. S. Fish; Treasurer, E. Topp
Council, H Hahermehl. Chas. Mes ssriy
Geo. Laing; Street Commissioner anG
Ma shal H Dillon; Cemetery Trustees
EMIL Engeman, Lewis Kimpel; School
Directors, j. II Jackson, Geo Laing.
4 Rather singular that the one in the vii
lage was so diminutive and the other SC
large, hut there is said to he very sat
isfactory explanation. OccA'IoNAL.
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w Teachers and others, read erich.
ARD H." in the SPIRIT this week. We
think the teachers and also Others could
do nothing more becoming them than
to contribute small amount for such q
monument, 1t would take but small
sum from each teacher in connection
WITH what would be contributed from
other sources to erect a handsome monu.
ment for Prof. MARSHALL.
We we're personally associated with
Prof. MARSHALL for 9 couple OF years
as teacher and know lin TO be as
RICHARD H." Gays the finest scholar
aad the greate't linguist Monroe Co.,
ever possessed.
You can put rs down as one con.
tributor.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

TN pursuance of an order made by the
i Probate Court of Monroe County, Ohio
and to me directed: will offer for sale, al
public auction, upon the premises between
the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. m. and O'Clock
p. m. on
Saturday, the Sd day Of april. 1886
the following directed real estate, machinery
and fixtures; situated in the town of Antioch.
Monroe County, Ohio, to-wit. I.ot number
one in section ten. township three, of range
FIVE, containing one and one half acres; also,
lot number twenty y-tiree in section eleven,
township three of range Eve, containing one
acre, on which there is situated stesm mill
and voolsu factory, and including the en-
gine aud boiler and all the machines, ma
chinery and fixtures belonging to said steam
mill and wooden factory.
Said property is appraised q. $1,000 90 and
may sell for two-thirds OF said arpraisment,
Terms of sale. One third Of the purchase
money uash in hsnd. one third in one year
and one third In two years from day Of sale,
with interest, and deferred payments to be
secured by mortgage on the premises sold.
CATHARINE C. COvBHT,
Executor of the will of A, B. Covert decd.
By DRIees Il MALLORY, her Att's.
mch2, ,S6w4-6pub.
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E% The meeting of stockholders in
the B., z & C. r R.. held in City Hall
last week WAS only moderately well at
tended. 1t was called to order by the
selection of Mr.. Christian Rippus as
Chairman. j. B. Smith, E,q., made a
statement of his trip to Woodstield in
the interest of the stockholders, after
which Col. W. T. Morris, one of the
syndicate, made clear and concise
sta'ement of the proposition which the
syndicate had made to the stockholders,
showing that they hoped to compro
mise forty odd thousand Gf dollars claims
against the company with the money
realized from the payment Of $40 per
share by the shsreholders who were will
ing to assign their stock and paw that
.snm upon guarautee against further
being given. No decided action
vas taken, but large majority of the
stock represented at this meeting was in
favor OF accepting the terms proposed.
much as they disikel giving away more
money than had alreadv lost in the
ssock.-Bellaire Independent.
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CALAIS.
CALAIS, MONROE Co.. ONO.
March 90 1226

March ZZ, 1850.
Ed. SPIRIT: Our school, which was
taneht nv T. C. McMulleu. end r. A.
Do.ter closed on Friday last The exer.
cises Of the afternoon were composed Of
reading and declam t,ons. after which.
the candy was served in the finest style,
Messrs. P. W Hannahs and Jas. F.
Jones made q lite lengthy speeches in
behalf Of The t,achers.
Mr.. McMnllen's little hnv heing very
i'll C. W. Wehr clsssed his departmen'
The average daily attendance "a
average monthly attendance Sc; average
per cent. OF sttendancs. 81. ..A.... -. /
Mr.. Doster will commence a thres
months term nf school in the Dsnford
District on April 26. We are sorrv to
see Mr.. Da ter leave US as he is enc OF
our promising young teachers.
Taffv onllinps. are all the rage in this
communitv ct the present.
A. B must mt low estimste on this
community. Perhaps he. thinks people
nfscul!ure and refinement never dance,
N,wA B il such ba true. YOU shnuld
imigrste you will ffud out that you are
somewhat of.
We are glad to announce that Mr.. A
s Warner has heen studying Civil En-
oineering. and is now ready to practice
in Monroe and adjoining courties. As
Mr.. Warner e bright Young man we
have M donht Init that he will he suc.
cess'ul in his new field of labor
Rev MannePs preached verv able
sermon to large congregation on Sun
dav Last.
Mr. Acel L zach has heen very i'll foi
the past three weeks, was ct preaching
SUNDAY.
A. B. come again. we would he pleased
to see yon anv time. DUDE.
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PERSONAL.

--THos. FoRD OF this place Is visiting
friends in the West.
Mr. j. H EeaER OF Wheeling call.
ed q. Spirit Office last week.
MIR. JERE HAWKINS has returned
from Scio College for few days vacation
A. BUCHANAN, Esq, and c. S. BU-
oHANAN, Of Lewisvllls, were in Woods
deld yesterday. -ls.-----i -
-Mrs. EMMA DowELL returned from
Rochester last week, she intends soon
to make that her permanent home.
MIR HuaH CRAWFORD and wife oi
Antioch while visiting in 'Woodsfeld
called and subscribed for the SPIRIT,
MIR. FRANK M. MARTIN, Editor o'
Caldwell Journal. and wife spent fey
days last week visiting in Woodsfeld.
Mr.. H. 5. MANN OF Malaga spent q
part OF last week In Woods6eld and
while here made this Office q pleasant
call. $
u M BoYED & BRo. are wholesale
dealers and shippers OF country produce,
instead Of groceries &C., as We said last
week.
,-GEo. ROBINSON Esq OF Stafford GEO.
FErocK OF Lewisville. and Hon JAS. H.
HAMILTON of Cslais we're here on bust
ness last week.
H. G SMITH returns this week to
his home in Columbus, Ohio, after a
visit Of two months with his many
friends in Woodsfeld.
Prof. DAVID McVAY Of B,allsyille,
made us pleasant call last Saturday
He began his Spring term of school at
Beallsvile yesterday.
MIR. E. D. THOMPSON OF Antioch has
closed a successful term of School at
Crab Apple Belmont County, and will
achte Sumner term at same place.
w. r. CRUMProN formerly General
Manager of the B., z & C. Railway has
lately been appointed General Saperin-
tendent OF the Texas & st. Louis R'y.
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~In our last issue "Buffalo Bills"
letter contained hearsay statement as
to what was alleged to have been said BY
Rev. MANUEL in regard to the town of
Miltonsburg. BY an oversight of ours
1t unintentionally got into the paper, as
We thought we bad erased it from the
manuscript.
We take pleasure in correcting 1t and
also that we are reliably informed that
such was never said by Rev. MANUEL.
Our correspondent was no doubt misin-
formed ard meant no harm by it; bu
We shall improve this opportunity in say.
ing to our correspondents that hereafter
any personality contained in letter will
be con sidered good cause for consign.
ing it TO the flames. Our CORES anden 8
are all appreciated and We often regre,
to omit many We do on account Of the
time they reach Us. We cannot allow
insiuuations as to others in them.
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JACKSON TOWNSHIP ITEMS.

WIrTEEs, OHIo, March 25.
Ed SPIRIT: In the present condition
Of political affairs more than ordinary
interest centers in the Trustees and Az,
SCISSORS o: this district there ia only Ia
candidates out for Trustee and fol
Assessor.
DIED.-O1 March %, Edward Hess
of typhoid Sever. Funeral cervice Mon.
day from The residence OF his mother
burial at Trail Run Cemetery.
Farewell dear Ed, thy race il run;
Short was thy task but twas veil done.
Thy peaceful hands aer laid to rest
Across thy lifeless, pulseless breast.
A. thur Hi.som and John HoskinsOn
closed their schools last week. we sup.
pose trey complyed with the rule and
made the scholars sweet for one day q,
least.
There Was two young men OF oul
neighhorhood, started 10 to see all the
protracted meetings through With, the.
began atSteWarts Chapel, and from there
to Locust Grove, and they a't'n1ed t'e
Sardis and Mount Mariaa me. tings. 20J
miles would not exclude them In walking
to Church and at the present time theiI
souls are lost.
Jake L,hr has sold his stock OF gro
ceries and liquors at Stringt,wn, and
moved 10 Nebraska.
Miss Kittie Garden is staying with heI
aunt, Mrs. Polly Riddle. OF Matamoras
There was another big row at String.
town, couple Of Tyler Co., men who
had more ssni than money ID pay fol
what they drank, undertook to run Jake
Lohr's business Tor him. and It resulted
10 one OF them getting badly beaten up
The Tyler Co men are under the i'm.
preston, because they keep the saloons
up at S.rinstown, thev will do a. they
please when they come over, as this j,
not the fret ii ne there has been failure
in that wav, and they have begun tic
tn nix by this time there Is some fghl,
ing men at st 'ingtown.
LITTLE RosFBuD.
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STAFFORD, OHIO.

"In the quiet country church vard'
eat of st t.fford. lies all that is m ortsl
Of James Marshal in that dreamless
sleep from which he will not be awakened
till the golden light of the sun is veiled
and chaos has taken possession OF the
sphere.
The woman he loved rests by bis 81 ie.
and little pledge OF affection nestled
close to them. A neat paling fence en-.
circles their grave, while around them
in that lit lie marhled village of the dead,
monuments Of imposing grandeur mark
the final resting place of bis acq1aibt-
ances and scholars-naught OF tbst char
acter tells thst within that enclosure
sleeps tie finest scholar, the greatest lin
ouist that Monroe Co, ever possessed.
Grant was dear to the people Of our
country for hia part enacted in the sal.
vation Of the Rapubiic. Howard Payne
for bis song "Home sweet home." and
others we could mention bat it is need
less. One whom I've mentioned will
have a monument erected to bis memory
ny contrlbutons from grateful people ;
the other from private citizen. Then
why not us a. teachers Of Monroe Co ,
contribut, Soc each or Sl.00. IL peces-
sarv, t, place at the head of one Of our
fellow teschers a suitshle monument to
perpetrate his memorv7 There are at
lea't two hundred teachers In the Co..
AMI 1t would he small amount from
each of US. / want to hear from others
in regard to this. and II it meets with
the appreciation Of cur teachere we could
select some suitable person to receive
the cont buttons; such one would he
the Ell. of the SPIRIT A suitable ccm-
mittee could be appointed. if we are sue
cessful, to choose suitable monument
AMI attend to ell necessary arrangements.
Woo will be the FIRST t, respond2
RICHARD HENRY.
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For the Spirit.
SONNET.

For the days that are fed from our lives,
And gone, soundlcss down, in the years,
Hiding away from the worlds keen eyes
Its joys. as we'll as its tears,
Raising the soul to ethereal height,
And as its haven appears.
Woefully ch ,cks the celestial fight
And buries it deep in its fears.
Let us hope that the thought shall yet reach
After repeated endeavors. its goal;
Fet us hope the veil shall arise
And disclose to our enIaptured soul,
The glorious beauty of sunlit skies
And the rainbow of hope over all. @.
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~ The question was asked at the
School Examination in Caldwell. last
Saturday "What are Archives p" One
Of the would be teachers, answered: "a
plant that grows on the Highlands oi
Scotland Anothar answer to the qnes.
tion was, "the first people who settled
the United States Another teacher
spelled scholar "scholler," then careful.
/, erased one OF the "rs," and IN note
at the bottom OF his card wrote: "The
word scholar written above. is spelled
wrong. II should be spelled 'scholler.' "
These are but specimens Of the, hnmors
OF On Egamination Noble Co. Repab.
licdn.
Bro. COOLEY dry mp about The igno-
rance OF the Dark Hills after this.
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~ Last week Mr.. FRANK MARTIN
sold half interest in the Caldwell Jour.
nal to j. T. KNoUFF, Ex.Alditor OF No
BILE County.
FRANK is thorough Newspaper man
and has made the Journal success
Mr.. KSoUFF is dyed-ih-the-wool Re.
publican aud will add considerable to
the r6lencs Of the paper. The Jour.
nal is to have a new outfit and will star,
of with new boom. Frank is bound
to make he Republican say E -KSoUFF
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Spring Medicine

At no other season Is The system so sus-
ceptblo to the beneficial effects Of a re.
liable tonic and invigorant. The impure
state of the blood, the deranged digestion,
and the weak condition of the body, caused
by its long battle with the cold, wintry
blasts, all call for the reviving, regulating
and restoring influences so happily and
effectively combined in Hoods Sarsaparilla.
floods Sarsaparilla did me great deal
of good. l had no particular disease, but
was tired out from overwork, and it toned
me-up." Mrs. G. Z. SIMMONS, Cohoes. N. Y.
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wheeling Tive stock Market.
WHEELING, Marct

WHEELING, March %, 1856
The market ,bi. week was q1ite slow
Messrs Hudson Il Bayha furnished the
following quotations:
Caslle-l, 900 to l,100 lbs stock 81 a,
per In 800 TO 800 lbs. 3a34, per 10.
700 to 800 lbs, 3a3tc per IN.
Hogs Market active: 3fa44, per lb
Lsmbs-Good, at 3a44c per 10.
Calves-3 00a6 GO. per bead
Sheep-3a31c per h.
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At the Democratic convent m held in
center township last Saturday, the fol
lowing ticket was nominated:
Trustees-Jacob Stimpert, Charles
Schumacher. Milton Redin; CIerk-Geo.
P. Dorr; Treasurer-Frederick Diehi
Assessors D. Owens; Constables-
Louis Smith and W J r ,nham
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EEIn our article on Clarington
Bridge We statei that in the case against
the county. demurrer was filed and
sustained. we should have said demur
rer was argued as If filed, plaintiff took
leave to amend petition and demurrer
was then not fled.
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p1AlI stockholders desiring to come
to Woodsfeld to transfer their railroad
stock and pay I n dollars per share. will
be furnished free passage TO and from
Woodifeld. hv sny starou agent along
the line of the B., Z & C: R'y. till
April first March 9.-4t.
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A GOOD CHANCE.

For Store and Hotel, 40 acres of
ground to farm or garden, 25 acres of
bottom, sdjoining the c. c. WELLS
estate, opposite Clarington. on the Ohio
River Railroad. viii eell or lease. In.
qaire of CARROLL & BRO, Marble
and Granite Workers, Wheeling, West
Va. dcc15, 'S5Y.
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G,d pity the doctor who will pre-.
scribe lqnor for man! | might pre-.
scribe il for poor dying woman, but /
wouldn't give It {, man uEtil be Was
dead.-Sam. Jones
What is more nasty than running
sores, ulcers, pimples, hollis, scrofula.
ervsipelas, etc ? Now. "Dr. Lindsey =
Blood Searches" cures :hem all.
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REDEMPTION NOTICE,

To r Rtadel6t,ysr or esom q may Concesns
Notice is hereby siten that Louis Sulsber.
er,sherif, has paid into the County Treasury
sum sufficient to redeem lot No. "a In tAe
town of Antioch, Perry township, sold At .
Delinquent tax sale by John Russsegger.
Treasurer of Monroe County, Ohio. Januarv
,l6, 1885, In the name Of T. c. Penn 10 e.
Kinde berger.
H.k NUBLENAN.
nch2s. ssws. Auditor Monroe Co., Ohio.
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~ The "bo, cott" has been placed
on all peddlers who frequent this city
carrying their cheap and inferior wares
to the homes of consumers and impos-
ing upon them and injuring the business
OF Iegit mate, tax-psying merchants q
the city. They should always he avoid.
ed, these transient, irresponsible chaps
-Bedaire Independent.
We are not in favor of the "boycot.'
and neither are we 10 love with "CheaE
John" peddlers.
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WIRE HAMILTON,
Editor and Publisher.

EVA bill to compel express compa-
nies to pay taxes on their gross earnings
is before the Legislature. II II becomes
9 law it will give the State about $780,
0ODin back taxes and s200, 900 per year
hereafter.
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An Enterprising, Reliable House

An Enterprising, Reliable House
R W. Pope can ALWAYS be relied up
on, not only to carry 10 stock the best
Of everything, but to secure the Agency
for such articles as have we'll known
merit, and are popular with the people,
thereby sustaining the reputation Of be-
ing atwavs ent9rprising, and ever reli-
able Having secured the Agencv for
the celebrated Dr. Kings New Discov
ery for Consumption, will sell it on posi-
tive guarantee. II will surely cure any
and every affection Of Throat. Lungs,
and Chest, and 10 STOW our confidence.
We invite YOU to call and get Trial
Bottle Flee.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The BEST SALvE 10 the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblaius, Corus, aud all Skin Erup.
tions, and. positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfec; satisfaction. or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale b.
r, W. POPE.
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When the weather grows warmer, that
extreme tired feeling, want of appetite,
dullness, languor, and lassitude, afllict
almost the entire human family, and scrof-
ula and other diseases caused by humors,
manifest themselves with many. 1t is i'm
possible to throw off this debility and expel
humors from the blood without the aid of a
reliable medicine like Hoods Sarsaparilla.
81 could not sleep, and would get up In
the morning with hardly life enough to get
out of bed. 1 had no appetite, and my
face would break out with pimples, l bought
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sEJ S. RHODES 4 Co., o., Wheeling
W. Va, dealers in dry gooas snd No.
lions appears with an advertisement in
the Spirit this week Anv person wish
ing goods in that line should call on j.
S RHODES q Co. when in the city.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition
~ will be presented to the Commissioners
of Mouroe County at their next session,
June A. D. 1885, praying for review and
alteration Of . road in Jackson township
leading from the town Of Cochransville to
interseot the Woods6eld and Tuel's landing
road, on .he lands of Frank Wasmuth: Be-
ginning for the same At the west end Of the
bridge to be bailt at Brad6elds Crossing ot
Jim Run; thence through the lands of Lewis
C. b ad6eld, as yearly the old mill race as
practi,able; thence through tire lands Of
Mrs. Rvsline Whitney, Mrs. Margaret Raper
George Shat, Rlihu Long, Polk Haught, Noah
Haught. B. F. Polger and Frank Wasmuth
to intsrsect the County road near the resi-
dence of said Frank Wasmpth.
mehs, 'S6w5. MANY PETITIONERS.
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Nw The j. H Bates A1ver tisiny
Agency and PErrENaILL Agency have
been consolidated Mr.. BArss purchas-
ing the PErrENarLL Agency. Mr.. BATES
is an honorable and trusry man and We
wish him success.
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1~Lsst week, joan p. SrRIeeE Esq ,
rsceived notice that LOUIS SroEHR OF
<his place wss put on the pension roll
OF o. per month ds,inefrom Jane 1865
His ct draw will be 1894 So.
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EF Hon. JAS. H. HAMILTON was call
ed last week by telegram to tue bedside
Of his mother, at Indianapolis He ar
rived there 10 time to see her before she
died She died at seven-forty P. NJ on
Thursday the 25th inst.
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~ Any one wishing anything 10 the
line OF paints or building material, call
on WILsoK & CHAPMAN, Wheeling, W.
Va, 1915 & 1928 Main street. They
have large stock See ad In SrrRIr.