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PERSONAL.


w. E. MALLORY, Esq, is able to b.
about again.
MIR. ADAM KrsAR has a very nice
pet-on the back of his neck.
Miss NAN READ, retained home
from Benwood, w. Va, Saturday.
MIR. HENRY SoHEurLE moved biz
barber shop next door to the Post Office
MIR. JoHN SurrEs Of Cameron called
and subscribed for the Spirit last week,
MIR. ACE Cox has returned from the
West to spend the Summer In Woods
field. z .s 4-
Conductor WILL JUDKINs OF the B :.
2. 4 c., spent last Saturday With friends
10 this place.
-H. s. MisN made as pleasant call
last week and brought two new subscri
bers with him.
Gro ALaro. ESQ.,, and WM. Pool
Of Brownsville In Woodsdeld last Sat-
urdsy on business. q
Toward OkEY. Esq, Of Stafford
made Us pleasant call last week while
in town on business. SEN:
Mr.. VIZ. PHILror OF Summer6eld
made our town q visit last week. We
are sorry that this NAV be his last visit
/. MIR. EDWARD HANSON closed bis
school last week and will visit his broth
er-in.law, Jas. WAr, .Esq, at Sidney.
Oaio.
ID K. LurHY OF Jerusalem, one7oI
Monroe's best teachers, will open 9
hardware and furniture store at thai
place. saa
JOIN JEFFERs, Esq, Dr.. KEEPERS
and Jos JEFFERs Of Beallsyille, TAYLoH
DouaHERrr OF Graysville made Us 9
pleasant and profitable cali last Wednes'
day.
-wALrER VAN LAW closed very
successful term OF school at Ozark last
week. He taught several terms st tha'
place and has been engaged, again BY the
Directors. WALrKR is an estimable
Young man Of good ability.
Miss MARY BYERs OF Belmont. Bel.
mont county, Ohio. and Miss FLoRENcl
BYERs of Ethel, this county, called al
our Office last week. They are both
pleasant Democratic ladies. Miss MARI
BYERs subscribed for the Spirit
il M. BORED q BRo., Of Quaker
City. have opened grocery and provls.
ion store at the Woodsfield Depot. We
are glad to welcome the BoYED BRo's to
our town. They are both good busi.
ness men and pleasant gentlemen.
Mr.. W. J. MooRE Of Jerusalem
made trip to Greedy, Colorado. week
before last and brought home bis broth
er, s. M. MOORE who has been at thA,
plsce. the pas: six months for his health.
Mr s. N. MooRE hss not been so we'll
since be arrived at home.
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ROAD NOTICE.

Il
NOTICE is hereby given that 8 ps,isiun
~ will be presented to the Commissioners
Of Aouroe County At their next session,
June AZ D. 1886, PRAYING for 3 review and
alteration: Of = road In Jackson township
leading from the town Of, Cochfansville to
intersect the woods6eld sud Tuel's landing
road, on The lands OF Frank Wasmn,h, Be-
ginning, for the same at the vsst end Of tbs
bridge TO be built At Brad6elds Crossing eI
Jim Runs thence through the lands Of fLswis
10. !B AdAsld De nearly the old mil raSe as
practtsable;- thence through the lands Of
-Mrs, Kvsline Whitney, Mrs. Margaret Raper
Geofgs Shai, Blihu Long, Polk Haught, Noah
Haus sht, BE. Folgsr and Frank Wssmuth
70 ointersect the County road near the resi
dencs of said Frank Wasmuth.! is
mch9, ,'66w6. MANYPkTIrIONRRH. >
=
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EXECUTORS sALB.


TN Npursuancs Of an order .usdr By the
j Probate Court Of. Monroe 4Connty, Ohio.
and TO me directed. will ossr for sale. at
public auctisn, npon the premises .bstvesu
the hours Of 10 o'clock .. "A. and 8 e'elock
p. n. on
Satsrdoy. tie 3D. day Of <pyls.lSse,
the following directed real estate, mashluSry
and 6atur-sI situatsd, In the town Of Antioch.
Monroe County, Ohio. to-wit, lot nuuber
one In section ten. township three, OF range
I've, containing ons and ons-h half aosss; also.
lot number twenty ASrss in section eleven, !,
township three Of range i've, containiDg one
acre, on which there 10 situated . stssn nil
and voolsn factory. and including ths en-
gine and boiler aud al ths machines. ma.
chinsry and nxturss belonging 70 said steam
mill aud wooleu factory. - ~ ss
said property is appraised 81 81 500 90 and
may sell for two-thirds OF said apyraisms sut.
Terms Of sale. One third Of the pusshass
money sash iu hsnd. one third ~ 80 year
and one third In two yssrs freurday Of sale.
With interest, and deferred payments 70 be
sssuEed by mortgage ON ths ,prsmisss seli.
~. "a. ,CATHARINR. C. CovEHr.
kxecutor Of the viii Of A, B. CJvst dse'd.
By DaIecs 4 MALLORY, her Ats.
mch2. sew4-bpub. q u ss;ss
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PROBATE NOTICE.


A CCOUNrS and vouchers have been fled
II in the Probate Court Of Monroe County,
Ohio. by the following Administrators, Ex !,
scutors and Guardians, to wit:
Final account of John W. Barlow Guardian
Of James b. Bar ow. minor.
E First partial account Of George Pfa lsgraf
Guardian of Louisa Pfalsgraf. an iuabscile. =
Second partial account Of A. N. vosgtly
Guardian of Barbara z Hauisen, an imbs.
ole. s..
Final account Of Stephen q. Hathorn as
Administrator Of the estate Of John Aa,
thorn, deceased. -
Final account Of Israel D. Moose - Ad.
minisoator Of the estate Of Jacob Moose,
deceased
Final account Of Cathsrine Davidson as
Administrative Of the estate Of Alfred A.
Davidson, deceased.
Final account of John W. Neahmau ~
Administrator Of the estate Of. Magdalens
Fleahnan, deceased.
Final account of Isaac Hogua as Admins.
traitor Of the estate Of Susey A. Hogae decd
Final account Of Charles Beck "a Kxecutor
Of the will Of Mary Beck, deceased.
Fourth partial account OF WIN. W. Norris
as Guardian Of the minor heirs of Louis Rvse,
decsaAed-nnal ss to his ward Minnie,
Final account Of z. n. Cain IS Adminis'
traitor Of the sstete Of Adolph Saurlander,
deceased.
Final account of Frederick Wittenbrook
as Guardian Of Frank Wittentrook, "a m nor.
Any person Interested may nIe written ex.
ceptioLs to said acoounts or any item thereof
on or before the 10th day Of April next,
when the same win be finally heard ana
disposed Of. Al J. PEARSON,
mohl6, 's6t4. Probate Judge U. CO,
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Ahout DeIinauentfaxes.


The Canton Dsasoerat gives the fol-
lowing explsnat,ou OF . matter not gen.
orally understood: .5Sast
After each Decerber collection OF
taxes the public sre sceustomed to see
publiHted aiist Of the delinqnents who
are oyer y year ip arrears inpsyine their
taxes Alter the legal publication Of
this list the unpaid tax titles are offered
for sale and q good proportion Of them
are bought up by speculators, who reap
rich returns from the investment The
purchaser OF tax title has the property
transferred on the tax duplicate to his
name and the real owner Of the property
is unable to give Q clear deed to the
property without first satisfying the
claim OF the party holding the tax re.
ceipts. The holder OF the latter is en-
titled to q bonus OF fifteen per cent. OF
the face Of the tax receipts the 6rst year
and twenty-five per cent. OF the receipts
are not lifted by the property owner
within that time, aud legal interest on
the face OF the receipts from the day OF
the sale.
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
Hon. L. ID. Brown Has Other Pros.
pects--Those Wanting to Succeed
Him.

Hon. LEROY D. brown, stale com mis-.
sioner of schools, having made arrange
merits for the future thst will require his
time after the expiration OF his present
term, announces that be will not he
csni date for reelection, that be can not
accept the nomination, and will not al.
low the use OF bis name before the ::next
Democratic state convention. This il
his ul,imstum. While there Is no douLt
that the next commissioner will be q R..
publican ii is due Mr.. Brown to say that
he has heen faithful and mcst efficient
commissioner Of scbools. BE has sought
to bring The common schools up to the
hest possible standard and increase tnir
usefulness. His work in organic. tion,
in conduct ng the inst tutes and In the
general management, has heen highly
commended by the leading educators Of
the state. The fact that Mr.. Brown pro
poses to retire has brought out Professor
Davidson OF Alliance, q member Of the
state board OF examiners, for the Demo.
cratic nomination. Amung the Repuh
leans ment oned for the place ae Dr..
John Hancock Of ChilIicothe. Pr, ssor
Eli Tsppsn OF Gambler and Professor
Finiley ot Akron Ohio State Journal
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A Decision in Favor of yOluHteer
Soldiers.

The scr OF April 22d.- 1872, directs
that-eve volunteer soldier who enlist
ed for three vesrs prior to July %, 1851
under the Preidenl's proclamation of
May 3, 1861 and the orders of the War
Department issued in pursuance thereofs
and vas actually mustered for three
years, before August 6. 1861. into any
regiment, company or battery which. was
accepted by the War Department under
such proclamation aud orders and who
was honorably discharged, shall be paid
the full bounty Of Sl00, under and BY
virtue OF the said proclamation and or
ders. OF the War Department in force at
the time OF such enlistment and prior to
July %, 1861; provided such bounty has
not already been paid.
Acting Second Comptroller Mcmahon
holds that said bounty is PAYABLE to the
heirs of every deceased soldier who. II
living. would be entitled thereto, whether
he died before or after the passage Of
the act.
The decision will affect a large num-
her OF volunteer soldiers. Their proper
course will be to present their claims TO
the Second Auditor of the T easury.
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OBITUARY.

D1ED.-Iu salem to wnship. ON the 5.h
day Of March, 1886, NIcHoLAs HErDE,
aged 75 years. a&e'
He Was very exemplary old gentle.
man; consistent member OF the Ger.
man Lutheran Church; pleasant, agrees-
ble, and very hospitable He ~as buried
on the 9th at the St. jacobs Lutheran
Church. The funeral was largely attend.
ed, which. be it said, is commendabie
and praise worthy practice OF the church
His vito died l year week and day
previous, and was buried at some place
out West J.T. NJ.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

SOPH1A KIEFER. Rosa Kiefer, Christine
- Kiefer and Elizabeth Kiefer, whose post.
Office address and place of residence is Hamil.
ton. Ohio, will take nAice that on the 9th day
of March. A. D. 1885,, there was filed in the
Probate Court of Monroe county. Ohio.a paper
writing purporting to be the last will and tes'
tament Of George Adam Beiser. late OF Salem
township. Monroe county. Ohio. deceased. and
an applica' ion filed in said court, to have the
same admitted to probate and record.
Said application is set for hearing in said
court on the 10Th day of March. A. D. 1886. at
IL o'clo5k a. m, A. J. PEARSON.
Probate Judge Of Monroe County, Ohio.
mchQ, 1858. - a
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). ANNOUNCE NENTS.,
TRUSTEES.


Announce A. J.. GRIFFITH as a candidate
for the Office Of Trustee of Center township.
Announce JACOB STIMpERT. ST.. as candi-
date for the office of Trustee of Center town
ship. -,
Announce JosEPH W. Brown as q candidate
for the office of Trustee of Center township.
Announce CHARLES SCHUMACHER as a can.
didate for the Office of Trustee of Cen:er town.
ship.
Annoucce MILTON @. RED1N as candidate
for the office of Trustee of Center township.
Announce JOSEPH WEIsEND as candidate
for the office Of Trustee,of Center township.
Announce MARTIN BAKER. Jr., as q candi-
date for the office of Trustee Of Centsr township
Announce JOHN CHASER as q candidate for
the office Ct Trustee of Center township.
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March Aprii May

When the weather grows warmer. that
e1trene tired feeling, want Of appetite.
sdullness, languor. and lassitude,~ afiict
almost the entire human family, and scrof-.
ula and other diseases caused by humors,
manifest themselves with many. It is inn
possible to throw on this. debility and jespui
humors from the blood without the. aid Of q
feliable medicine like Hoods Szrsaparilla.
4 could not sleep, and would get up in
the morning with hardly life enough to get
out Of bed. had no appetite. and my
face would break out with piinples I bought
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-03-23

ETrhe ssecess Of every town de-.
pends upon the public spirit cf its lead
ang citizens. II it's lesding men are not
willing to lay out abundautly. of their
means, build attractive stores, advertise
largely thstr wares and their town, and
the people are net willing TO patronize
home trade and aH home interests, then
no town, be Its advantages ever SO great,
can expect to grow and q ,urish. The
natural advantages are great accessories
70. the growth OF any place, bat public
spirit, backed up With energy and com
mon sense, will turn o swamp into 9
fourishins town, and transform rocky
hill into an elegant oity.-E.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-03-23

~ The Belmont County Teachers
win hold their next Institute at 81. Claire
.aiIle during July and continue one
month. Prof. IA. CLAsx Of this place
has been employed % one OF the In
'stfuctors. II would be we'll Il the teach.
ers OF Monroe would lengthen their In
.stitutes to month or six weeks and
some benefit would result from them
One week OF sn Institute amounts to
nsthfag to the teachers who need 10
structien.
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! xt;n5 other season Is, tho system 80 suss
septbls 20 the beneficial effects Of rer
liable tonic and ihtisorant. The impure
state of the blood: the detahsed digestion,
and. the, weak condition Of the body, caused
by fts long battle with the cold, wintry
blats; an eslf for the resiting, regulating
and, fostering thAdences so happily and
effectively combined Ia Hoods Sarsaparilla.
! bsIIoods Sarsaparilla did me 4 great deal
Of good. / had. no particular dlsease. but
was tired out from overwork, md n toned
me4ip.a Mas. G.. 4. srhAoxs, Cohoes. n. Ys
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A CARD.

This Is TO certify, That Jacob Stimpert,
Sr, Trustee of Center Township. Monroe
County. Ohio, has received the sum OF
S4S, 90 for services as Trustee and also
for services rendered under the poor la~.
for the year commencing March l, 1885
and ending March l, 1886, as shown by
the records of this Office. In Witness
Whereof have bereunto set my hand
officially. GEO. P. DoRR,
March 20, 1885 Township Clerk.
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.

To O. Cshra OF phon 1t nsay Coaoern: &.
Notice Is hereby given that Elizabeth Arm
strong has paid into the County Treasury .
sum Sufficient to redeem the. northeast part
Of the northeast quarter Of range g. town.
ship 3.section 25-74 sores. and the southeast
qnarter of the southwest quarter Of rauga s,
township 8, section 26 40 acres. sold at q
Delinquent Tax Sale by John ;Russseggsr,
Treasurer OF Monroe County, Ohio, January
10, 1885, in the name Of Rhsa Armstrong to
e. Cshrs.
.- b B. MUHLEMAN,
mohl6 1868. Auditor Monroe Co., Ohio.
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~ Ho! Hark, did you hear that era ID
dowu2 Yes; what could that be2 WY
it was the nrice of 6our. chop feed and
bran at FORDS mill. Flour at S4.75
per barrel, large sacks 8l.20 small ones
go cents; chop Sl8 dollars per ton,
8 dollars per half ton; bran same price
We will deliver at your doors 10 town
1t the above prices. I will also keen
-four at mv, house for farmers at S4.75
per barrel large sacks 8l.20 small ones
at go cents. Ny house is small brick
building situated on lot joining oup the
east side OF Fair Ground. y
THOS. n. FORD.
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OBITU RY.

PEARL WILLIS, daughter Of JAMES Mo
and JENNIE WILLIS, died at Germantown
Washington County, Ohio, January II
1886, aged 8 years.
She was q beautiful and attractive
child. Hsr swes. disposition won fol
her the friendship Of all who knew her
After an illness Of only few days she
passed to the other shore. s,,,2
Her death was q great shock to. tn,
community and friends. Weekend oul
sarmest sympNhies to the beresved
family.
Farewell Pearl. but not forever,
For we hope to meet again,
In home beyond the river,
Where we're free from earthly pain.
God has called you thus 80 early.
From world where -ages SIM. a.
And has placed you. darling Pearly.
Where no evils enter in. "a.
Though our home il no so saddensd
When we see your vacant place.
And our hearts are no more glsddened
BY the smiles upon your face.
Wen not murmur, God has entered
And has taken but his own;
Touched our home where hopes most centered
Placed our loved one near his throne.
o that we who BOW in sorrow
Might accept that Savior given,
And upon q glad tomorrow s4fsi
Meet our Pearly up in heaven. A. B. W.
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WIVES! MOTHERS! DAUGHTERS!

BE YOUR OWN PHYSICIAN! A
lady who was for years q great sufferer
from Female Complaints and weaknesses,
so common 10 her sex, and despaired OF
being cured. finally found remedies which
completely cured her. altar all else he'd
failed. Any lady can use the remedies
and cure herself, without being subject
ed to Q medical examination From
gratitude she will send FREE. Recipes,
Illustrated Treatise and full direct one,
sealed. Address with stamp), Ma.
W. c. HoLMEs, 65s Broad way, NJ Y.
Name DaDer). @'e' =
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~Mr. BsarRAn put fresh coat Of
paint On his bastuess property lsst week
1t presents . splendid appearance. II
We had the Spirit Office psinted We
would be bold enough to say . gvea,
many other houses 10 Woodsneld could
sbs sinprovsi With little dsubing; bu'
As We intesd getting out Of ours the lst
OF April iato . better one, We will risk
sayi0s that s.bers had better do likewise
or paint up.
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A GOOD CHANCE.

For Store and Hotel, 40 acres Of
ground to farm or garden, Is acres of
bottom, sdjoining the G. C. WELLS
estate, opposite Clariogton, on the Ohio
River Railroad. Will cell or lease. In.
quire OF CARROLL & BRO, Marble
and Granite Workers, Wheeling, West
Va. dec15, 1851,
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Assignee's Snle.

THR undersignsd Assignee In trust for the
/ benefit Of the creditors Of Stephen h.
hath orn, an insolvsnt, will attend in person,
At the residence Of said Stephen H. Hsthorn,
in Salenf Township. Monroe County Ohio, on
the 2sth day Of March, 1855, to sell at pri.
vats sale the following personal property oi
the said Stephen n. .Rathorn, to wit:
One hay mare, 8 head Of hogs, S6 head oi
sheep, 2 two year old heifers, 2 ysarling
heifers, 5 COWS. fs
Persons desiring to purchase any Of said
property will be present on said day.
Terms, Six months credit.
moh % a6t1. J. B. BRIGGS. Assignee.
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.

Ts =. Kindelberger. on scaom it may Concern:
Notice is hereby given that A. G.. Hughee
has paid into the County Treasury sum suf.
hcient to redeem lot No. 81, in the town OF
Stafford. sold at Delinquent Tax Sale by John
Ruegsesger, Treasurer Of Monroe county,
Ohio, January 19, 1885 in the name Of A.
J. Cavsnsugh to r, Kinde.berger
d. r. kUHLBMAN,
uphsa,' ,'sbta. Auditor Mouroe Co., Ohio.
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NOTICE.

b.
DAvID FINLEY, Margaret Wheatley and
IL william Finley, whose place Of resi-
dence is Boston. Belmont County, Ohio, and
Mary Carer, Alice Golden (uee Carter) lii
lie Carter, Clara Carter and Elmer Cartsr.
whose place Of residence and postohice ad.-
dress Is McConnelsville, Morgan County
Ohio will take notice that on the Sth day Of
March, "A. D 1885, there was ed in the
Probate Court Of Monroe County, Ohio, q
paper writing purportins to be the last will
and testament Of Jacob Finley, late Of Mon.
roe County, Ohio. deceased. and an appliOa.
ton filed In said court to have the same ad'
mitted to probate aud record. -
Said application Is set for hearing in said
court on the 25,h day Of March, a. D. 1885,
at 10, O'Clock .. IN. /.
A.. J. PEARSON.
Probate Judge Of Monroe County, Ohio,
mch16,' ,'86t2. =
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eEJddge KELLEr, on Wednesday the
l17th Inst., sentenced Asscn SHrrH and
< JssrrH CoURrsEr to the Peuitentiary for
yzS mouths each. SMITH for assault With
intent TO commit rape, and CouRTNEr
for incest With bis sis.er-in-law.
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!. 1wWe are very glad to acknowledge
xhsreceipt OF . lie. Of twenty new sub
.scribers to the SPIRrr, from Calais this
'couusy sent as BY Hon. JAS. H. HAHIL-
TON. These 10 connection with Others
received. adds thirty.twoto our list this
week. Subscribe for the sprRIr and you
will never regret it.
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Bucklen,s Arnica salye.

TIE BEST SALvE 10 the world for
Cxts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Cail6lains, Germs, and all Skin Erup-
tioas, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction. or noaey refunded.
Price Is cents per box. For sale b.
B. w. POPE.
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These are Solid Facts.

En0S6 arc SOI1d Facts ,
The best blood purifier and system
regulator ever placed within the reach of
suffering humanity, truly IS Electric Bit.
iers. Inactivity OF the Liver. Bilious.
ness, Jaundice, Constips'ion, Weak
Kidneys or any disease Of the urinary
organs. or whoever requires an sppe,i.
ger, tonic or mild stimulant, will always
liud Electric Bi,tefs the best and only
certain cure known. They act surely
and quickly, every bottle guaranteed to
give entire satisfaction or money refund.
ed. Sold, at City cents bottle by R.
W. Pope.
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Hoods SarsapariIIa

"For seven years, spring and fan, I had
scrofulous sores come out on my legs, and
for two years. was not free from them al
all. suffered very much. Last May began
taking Hoods Sarsaparilla; and before / had :
taken two bottles, the sores hexi6f and the
humor left me- C. A. ARNOLD, Arnold, Me-.
There is no blood purifier equal to Hoods
Sarsaparilla." E.s. PHELPS, Rochester, MY.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold by all druggists. 81 six for s5. Made
only bsg. n.HooD 8 CO.. Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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Itch, Prairie Mange, and Scratches Of
ever, kind cured 10 80 Minutes by Wool
ford's Nonitary Lotion. Ue no other
This never fails Sold hy R. W Pope,
Druggist. Woodsfeld. Ohio-43-3
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rH The Social at the rink last Friday
ig6t was grand affair. The order OF
the evening was promenading aud trip
pping theaight fantastic toe. A nice sup
pper sesysd,at the Eagle Hotel at twelve
! kffwhich.sii protook With relish.
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~ Capt. WIN DsusasRrr and wife
Of this place have besn siliug for sever
sai days The C.pt. is regsining visor
and is now about, He will remove bis
family this week into the 'Dsvis property
.and engage 10 the Livery business at
Davis old stand. t..-sg .sses
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bottle Of Hoods Sarsaparilla, and soon
began to sleep soundly; could get up with
out that tired and languid feeling. and my
appetite improved" R. A. SANFORD, Kent, o.
"I had been much troubled by general
debility. Last spring; Hoods Sarsaparilla
proved just the thing needed. derived an
immense amount of benefit. I never felt
better" Il. F. MILtET, Boston, Mass. -.
Hoods SarsapariHa ;
Sold by all druggists 81; six for s.. Made
only by C. I. HOOD & CO.. Lowell. Mass. "a
100 Doses One Dollar