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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-11-24

lTNFs All CnEONIC DISEASES.

CURES ALL CHRONIC II~EA-E~-
T,rf vb.t Dr WaGian, ot New York, say:
-N- 81 more Htuultt 2, ~IHHrc iH the many IA
uu.r.v- q. ,e.vej, aud ut the sane time dis
usluily against amy ans al such unsutiStac
rgl-y lUl gir:lr tfic 8ttcu pts ut taIulttiun,
g.r.t y,uturc IL udI a condensed summary
pf. results. which. hH-.d ON personal CNpe-
vigu,t. rf nearly twenty years. may Ic CoIU-
asutIv rNf,ctDG 90 follow "a 5udiC5uusIy di-
r,rfrl u.vvssn course.
ASTHMA .~rr-u,Gic. whether idiupatfiC or
r.ralu a-y. promptly u-Iiv.sd and finally
cured, lh' % u.is .n 'H's 'i''e'''" ''s'.+ i'''-
AN-s1rJA. even tn .r- -evcrer forms, ='''c"s--
ELoln voLr,is steadily Increased.
ERus, HriS- the .Er"ric form most HuI-
EUEirrm>. TY-lrsultheucd sni ac-
y"tUItH
-ilr stages, Gyc.Gc1ly aue.iaratct and their
treatment rendered more a.ucnab.e {" other
CuRu&IC Cu>-IlrNITuE gradually hut sure.
/ CiHCJINrIoN EQUALIZEp, cNtrcmitics ta-
/ lituuuy cold, becoming warmer
. aggravated form. both nervous and uucous'
/ including ASORENtA. GASINAL"LA, CASTRO
/ uYSIA. etc, permanently Tti. .eVcd-
+ BN-rNuA, OF every KIND promptly anu
lrIirI.y flv6r.l'iy influenced ami the ep-
icUtir tendency apparently crudlcated nom
. the system
FEMALE DISEASES. that indefinite cloak of
chaItty which hidgth = Eh'le mqltltuGcSS S ol
.urutCs-i iuuaI.I sins. ALI the uHmetoSS and IN
III tilj'-,, in ,rsr,. aud IiSunIIy con-
.Ft'yrgf tItrriuSS in character. IA We been mace
.,-7, h IN measures Va blch OF herwiSc prove
t..rfi..' an, nf merely transient benefit
HEADACHES of the most aggravated form.
,,,=rfgrt-n.f i, severity and frpgucncy. ana Ii
,.,ii, ay.rc-.T1r
n-tI.5 ,.r1,,-t, from lraStric c6mul-cl.
49, ,...r,..,9i IrhiIiry ana from fatty dcgen.
.ts..,, 4."is,.TT,- .lnI rpTruonruriv brup.
80 ~
,r,., ,,-f,,.r, ,-..r rho ros11Ir of crra.tf,
80. r...5,r. .1r,,sr f-ytrf5 Ily, overcome
,r,1.ttr 'frrrIf,rltrs couUrer;crcd
NrI-p.T ~ - ~ every nature speedily r..
rs,N 81 ,..-- i,,--a-, - mud the n..lr.,I Iy-i.
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EA!y1>iS, ron IN any 49,, .7 - ~ vi
t.Nt ~ -.-- - '''1 '''-''''' "' .'-1 '' va "
ie.n,,.,S' !i-,...,, .,r...--.,,r.,- ,.or,,bsr,ed
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-11-24
4 word to UgIy Women.

Som.l.5Iv said tie other day that the Prin-
cess NIatteruich delighted IN hcr unique usli-
ness. This IS past belief. There never Yet
lived a woman who liked to think, matter
what Eer mirror told her, that anybody
thought her ugly. And the brighter the
woman 5 the more it hurts. She might have
the gcu,a5 OF Shakespeare, the ability TO paint
like Raphael. She might sing like the angels,
he o. ',...Iy as rossiLlc in hcr mind, and yet
She .-.,,,I not want a human being to say she
y777-.is,s- +. y-o,.iI hurt her as nothing clso
couIl. :..I -l. would wall. with Ler head
bon. ,a.sa ..l.qtL. thought came To her thIt
the r..I s..s. eu,f L1r 4 yard Of ribbon had
r,e.I...ss. fa-.ltiua-s that dill not belong to
h.. Tf..... y,uuI =. more beautiful women
!. tI,.. world II tll. u-}v o-.s wore aot made
. 81 conscious, .,r s.
OCCASIONALLY rLsr, Is q. chic in uziiuoss, but
/ l., yar.- -,,.-, oven to ti., woman who uttains
that. t,..rr Is u.E.r-cniins suffering. How 4
man .s.alI laugh at this Eu. beauty IN meu
. i. uo. Isig-,h.n y man s9ievez IN his way
yreI d.. is li--la whom ita cannot e3ant ~ ms
s'r.r-tl, aEj when De IS a coward HHl "i'
7 c.e- heard man grisyiag FIR pink cheeks,
Iri-.t re.=. or mouth shaped like tupiis
hlr 4 man unfortunate enough t. have
r.-..-I.l.I ON tia. Intellectual Strength ol Q
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-11-24

Never serve potatoes, l5oIie,i or uaNo' "Ao.G'
:, ,,l-,saI,-,oyeretf dish. Trey become sod
H., or,j ,.ioulmv. Cover with q folded nap
~ III allows tho steaul 70 escape or al
rorl,s Tho moisture. Our Country Home.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-01-05
PROBATE NOTICE.

A CC0UNTS and vouchers have been fled
n in the Probate Court of Monroe County,
Ohio, by the following Administrators, Xxx :.
eoutors, Guardians and Assigness. to wit:
Second partial account OF E L. Lynch AZ.
signee of Thomas L. Twinem. an insosveit. ).
Eighth partial account of Thomas Cline
Guardian of the minor heirs of William P.
Knowlton. deceased-fnal as TO Priscilla.
Final account # Joseph Garard and Jona-
than Smith Administrators with the will an
nexed. of the estate of joseph Ward. decd.
Final account of John Jeffers Guardian Of
Jacob Decker. a minor.
First partial account Of John Ruby Guardian
Of the minor heirs of John Bendle. deccas. d.
Final account of Philo Crum Guardian Of
Nancy j. Gibbons. minor.
First partial account of W. T. Hurd Execu
tor of the will of Abraham Messerly, dee'd.
Final account of Eiward EfZsne Admins.
traror Of the estate Of Michael Schaub decd.
Third account Of W. ]. Moore as Executor
of the will of William Moore, deceased.
First partial account Of John Sutler as Guar.
dian of Jacob Ba.,di. y Innate .fss ss..
Final account of Jacob Bnrkhatd. as Ad.
ministrator of Frederick J. Burkhard. dec'd.
Second partial account of John N. Hill.
Guardian Of David and Zachary T. Hill, mi
nors. Final as to David.
Final account of John P. Duvall as Admin.
is'rator of the estate of George N. Walters,
deceased.
Final account of W. II. Booth. as Admins.
traitor with the will annexed of the estate oi
Edward Kelly. deceased.
ANY person Interested may 6le written ex.
ceptioL. to said accounts .f an, Fer: the-eai
on or before the .Sth day ,ot February mex!
when the same viii. be finally heard and
disposed OF. 4. ]. PEARSON.
jams, ,'S6w3. Probate Judge N. C. O,
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LEGAL NOTICE.

A MELIA FORNRY. whose postofice address,
II and place Of residence Is Wheeling, Ohio
County, in the State of West Virginia. will
take notice that on the 7th day Of November.
1885, John 3. briggs, as Administrator Of the
estate OF Charlotte Margrof, deceased. fled
his certain petition. IA the court of common
pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio, against her
and others, setting forth that one Charles
Daukwerth. then in full life, .but now de
ceased, gave a mortgage to one Charlotte
Nargrof. then in full life. but now deceased,
on ont lot number one hundred and ION ttssn
in the town of Clsringtou, Monroe county,
Obi to secure tho payment Of $240 with
Eve per cent interest ou $50 from November
l, 1854 and interest on 500 at Eve per cent
from December u, 1885, and interest. At ths
rate Of i've per cent on $50 from May Is,
1866, according to certain notes refsrrsj to In
said mortgage; that said defendant, Amelia
Forney, claims some interest in said preui.
ses as heir Of ssid Charles Dankwsrth, de-
ceased; said plaintiff asks, In said petition,
that said mortgage may be foreolossd and
said premises so. ID and proceeds thereof ,ap.
piled to payment Of said claim. y
You are required to answer on or before
the 9Th day of March, 1885.
BRIGGS & MALLORY,
jams. est7. AIt'ys for Plaintiff,
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institate Notes.

Read the report OF the Monroe Coun-
ty Teachers Institute by c. in another
column.
The teachers were very much disap.
pointed that Hon. l.. d. Brown could
not he 9reseot with them all week.
Prof, r. n HoLsaoox was very
pleasant gentleman, a ready talker, and
wist vas eqlsIlv valuable, knew what
he was talking about.
.~Tell me not. In mournful numbers,
Life is but An empty dreanl
And the soul is dead that slumbers,
AID things are not what they seem"
Are you q one liner or three liner |?
Mr.. CoRRELL, OF Switzer township,
~ss the malhemstc,an Of the Institute
Misses MARY LurHY and TEMerE San
CLAIR were always OF their post ready 10
snswer any question given them by Prot
HoIBRooK.
Mr.. J. NJ. GODDARD made q wide
awake President.
Mr.. D. X. LurHE in his quiet modest
way % Secretary, did good work.
Pros McVAE and WxrsoN we're
nissed as they have always taken an
sctive part.
Prof. Hor BaooK's lecture on "Schoors
snd Shops" was indeed grand. II is not
often thst one has the privilege Of listen
ing TO such 40 Instructive and ertartain-
Ing lecture 'free gralis-for no,hing-''
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LETTER FROM KANSAS.

ELDoRADo. KANSAS, Dec. 90, 1885
Ed SPIRIT: We are now In the midst
OF the holiday seasons--the time of feasts
and family reunions-a gladstone time
with all
The blessed memories we all have OF
the days spent al home (except myself
around the family freside, are heing re-
freshed by reunited circles under the
parental root.
1t is glorious season. The old feel
young again and recount the happy ex-
periences Of holidays long passed. The
middle-aged join in the general glee, and
enjoy themselves asbefts the hour. The
children are busily engaged attending
the Sabbath schools, watching for old
Santa Claus" to come, loaded down
with presents And ell the churches
here, of five denominations, gave a
"Merry Christmas" to all who attended,
and good turn out. at all OF them, as
our people in Eldoraao are law abiding
and church going people.
Frequent inqairies from Eastern peo.
ple, in reference to the society in the
West indicate the prevalence OF an er.
roneous idea as to the char acter Of our
Western people.
A great portion OF the Eastern people,
when they come west think they isolate
themselves from. good society, and be
deprived Of the privileges of churches
and schools. The Ei'tern people should
bear in mind that the grea'er portion OF
our people are from the Eastern States
and when you come West you will be
surprised to fini no difference between
the people there and the people here
1t is our pride tha..our people are intelli-
gent and frugal as can be found In any
country. A people as honorably and
honestly devoted to the best interest Of
their country, their homes, and their
families as anv Safe contains. A peo
pie Of integrity Of purpose, law abiding
and possessing as high moral aims as
anv people on the earth.
NJ you need have no fears OF isola.
ton and deprivation from all those priv
ileges. In every village, town and city
may be seen scores of tall spires point.
Ing heavenward from costly and beauti
ful churches, where sweet toned bells in.
vite their devout children of God"
within their portals, where they nav
worship the giver Of life according 10
the dictates OF each ones own conscience,
and where none dare molest him.
The S ate of Kansss has male wise
and abundant provision for the msinte.
nance of her public schools. High
schools and colleges have heen eslah-
lished in many Of ber principal towns
and new ones are rapidly sprineing into
existence all over the State. Why hesi.
tate to cnme to acountry when vet cheap
homes can he had and where YOU would
he blessed with all Those privileges. We
want more good farmers in Kansas to
cultivate the many thousand acres Of
land that are yet unoccupiei. wish
you all "Merry Christmas and a Happy
New Year."
Respectfully, G. E. e.
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Report of Committee on RcslOu.
tiOns of the Monroe County Teach
ers' Institute.
Your committee on resolutions desire
to submit the following report for your
adoption or further consideration, to-
wit:
WHEREAS, The 20:h annual meeting
of the teachers association of Monroe
County, Ohio. was held at 'Woodsfield,
commencing Dec. 90 h, 1885, AMI clos
ing January lst, 1856; and -sSs 4 .ss
WHEREAs, The list of enrolment
shows that there were present at this
session 100 members or teachers, thereb
indicating an increased per cent of daily
attendance over the regular daily annual
attendance; that this 10th annual session
Of the Monroe County Teachers Insti.
tute shows an unusually large attendance.
and NAT the success in point of dsily
attendance, department, and attention
has not heretofore been excelled in thi,
county therefore be 1t
Resolped, That the association of Prof.
r. H Holbrook with the teachers du-
ring this Institute has been very pleas.
ant that the drills in history, reading
and pedagogics have been as practical
and useFul to teachers as any ever before
given in Monroe conntv; that the call
for the school directors OF Monroe coun
ty tn meet the teachers at the Institute
on Friday, jar. 1st, 1886, is one OF the
greatest educational movements in the
right direction of modern times.
q That We extend our thanks TO the
Hon L. D.. Brown, our State School
Commissioner, for his visit to this lnsti-
fute and for his excellent suggestions in
his a ldresses to the teachers.
Tba, we tender vote OF thanks to
the Ladies and Gentlemen OF Woodsield.
who SO kindly furnished .the Institute
with such ex :ellent music.
4. That we tender vote Of thanks 10
the bosrd OF education of Woolsfi Id
Tor the use Of their organ.
That we tender a vote of thanks 10
the citizens of Wooisfield for their hos
pl,alitv in entertaining the teachers wnile
| In their midst.
6. That we look upon the unusual in
terest manifested by tie Lady members
of tie Institute as an educational move.
ment in the right direction.
Z. That the teachers do all they can
to induce school boards and school di.
rectors of our county to acquaint them
selves with the requirements Of the teach.
ere calling and that said boards are here
by respectfully rqnested to join the
teachers in united effort to bring about
better system Of school teaching. q
Z. That this Institute favors the for
nation OF State Board OF Examiners
which shall prepare all qrestions for
county examinations.
s. That we extend our thanks to Pres
ident Goddard and Secretary Luthy for
the faithful performance of their otIlcial
duties.
9 That these resolutions be published
In our county papers
JAS n HAMILTON, Chm
W. NJ WILLIAMS,
G B LYNCH, Sec.
Jan. l, 1886. Committee.
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c% Mock butter Is thrown in the
shade BY artificial eggs, which are now
largely manufactured 10 the east. The
shells are made OF transparent compo-
sition. and the shape perfectly modelled
The portion surrounding the yelk 10
made OF albumen and the yelk itself OF
ground carrot aud saffron. The eggs
when tested are found to scramble we'll
and in an omelet there is no perceptible
difference between the real and artificial
eggs, but when boiled they are easily
detected, as the yelk and surrounding
white portion does not harden separate
ly as 10 real eggs.
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NOTIOE
"T0"
Non Resident Land Owners

10 Nb,abfh armstrong andH A. WszSaHson:
VuU are hereby notified that at the Dsoen.
/ 1 sbsr session, 1885, of the Con- miesionsss
Iof Houroe eroounty, Ohio. Frank Ull,u. and
others dlrd their petition for the alteration
OF county road as follows: 49,
Beginning for the same at the, Coch.
ransvills and Graysvills grade. o. TIE
land Of H. A. William sou; through ths
rds Of Il. A. Williamson; thence through
the lands Of Elizabeth Armstrong; thence
through the lands Of Simeon Hi; thence
through the lands Of Jacob Ring; thence
through the lands Of Frank Ullom; thence
through the lands OF Marshall, Cline; The
place OF termination to ints,se the road
leading from Brownsville via Rings miilto
Grassville; said proposed route not 10 exceed
six degrees; sst ttin
That viewers and surveyor OF said soai
were appointed BY said Commissioners, aud
that said viewers and surveyor will meet At
John Clins's, Benton township, on the 18th
Of January, 1855 At IL o'clock q. M, q enter
upon the discharge Of their duties
FRANK ULLoM,
decis.'S5w4. Principal Pesitiones.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-01-05

eEOa F:idsv evening, January 1st,
tha ofi,ers Of Woodsdeld Lodge No
ST. % o. F, were duly installed by
WI GArcHELL. Special D. D. G NJ
Tue iustaIla ion took place IN the L,dge
room aai q lite number we're presen'
TO witness it,. E,ch Old Fellow bring.
ing his wife, daughter or lady friend
After the installation Wee Grand A. j.
PEAssox entertained the audience with q
abort address on Odf Fellowship. The
Officers installed were c LUDE. Noble
Grand A j. PEARSON, v ce Grand; 6.
B. CLissAN, Rec. Sec ;FRITz REEF, Per.
Sec, and JACOB RErNHERR, Treasurer.
After the installation was completed
an elegant supper was served by Bro.
JACOB ReIEBERR, in his dining parlor,
to which over so IS. down, and all agreed
TO the fact that Bro. REIsHERR knows
bow TO get np a good meal. Qiise q
number we're present from distance,
BesllsviIle, Miltonshurg aud Antioch
we're well represented.
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i1sPRAGUE ITEMS.
SPRAeuE. On1o. Der. lSs5

t.,es sPRAegE, ONO, Dec. 1885.
Ed SPIRIT: W.n ION allow me .
space in your valua q paper 10 cot a
few items from tuIs pat Ut the cou,ty.
The ne~ store house at Sprsque is
finished and D. Dillon is hebind e.,
coun'.r happy a. ever, good luck 10 ycu
Dave. -
Miss Nsomie Hines who has been or
lhe sick list for some time is still getting
hetter.
Mr.. and Mrs. B njamin More who
has been yisi ing friends at this plsc,
nr the past month have returned 10
here b. me al Spring Hill Kansas.
Rum ROT wedding n. ing through
he air. Boys hupt up your horns and
bells. and we will give them a hspp,
cheer Of fhure hapti iness
A bouncing big baby at Mr.. Thomas
Orange.
Mr.. Madison winlsnd and o O
Dillon VIII" let for the weft in Novsm.
her. have loca'ed al Hays City Kansas
Mr. Thomas Hines. our emerge ic and
"ite wske tanner Ia going to erect Q
new Barn essisted nv Ahrahsm Mar.h
Mr. John and H. X. winland wort to
Woods6eld on a BUSINESS trip Friday
Miss Del'te Okey has reformed bom.
sfter spending the past summer in Lo.
gan County Ohio. aa IS
Mr.. Atchev Harmon. of Cen,ervIll
started to visit Ta, lor Winlsnd, of thi,
place, and While on bi, roai got yer,
sick: he stat ted for home and 90. 90 ia,
as Mr Qaeys, at last report be VAS GET,
ting some ht'er.
MIR: LIN Dillon is visiting iriends a
Low CAP at The present time.
Olf jolly miller, Jacob .wialand, Sr.
10 doing arveiy ana good business.
Hel'on, what become OF the boys thai
went to Mnah Run to The debate las
week They got lost is the opinion O
.e.t2. ToMMIE ALLIGATOR.
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An End to Bone scrapiu-,

Elwsrd Shepherd, of Harrisburg. IT.,
says: "Having received so much hene6t
from Electric Bilters, feel it my duty
to let suffering humanity know It. Have
had q running sore IN nv leg f'r eight
years; my doctors told me l would
have to have the hone scrsped or leg
ampntated used. instead, three hotties
NJ Electric Bi;iers and seven boxes
Buckien's Arnica Salve. and my leg is
now sound and wel,." Electric Bitters
are sold at fifty cents hottie. and Buck.
lens ArnIca Salve at 25c. per box by r
W. Pope. r.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-01-05

~We desire all OF our old cores
.pondents to commence their work Of re-
porting the news vigorously and keep !,
up daring the winter months. At all
o ,ints where We have no correspondent
We sol,cit the aid Of some friend who
Gan, without much trouble, report the
news OF his neighhorhood.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-01-05
Bucklen's Arnica saIve.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chiiblains, Corus, and all Skin Erup-
tioos, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction. or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For sale b.
Y. ". PoPE.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-01-05

eRA friend of the fair sex declares
thst raw potato i more effectuai in
heautifying the complexion than CO.'S
tnetics. The face should beruhbed With
the vegetable, then washed, and then
q ,n,le friction. L,dies are advised TO
keep.a raw potato on the washstand at
all times
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-01-05
An Important Discovery,

The most impol lant d scovery is that
which brings the most good % the great.
est number. DR.. Kings N W Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs, and Colds,
will preserve the health and save life,
and is priceless boon TO the sfflicted.
Not only does it positively cure Con-
sumption, hut Coughs, Colds, Bror chirl,,
Asthma, Hoafseness, and all Affections
OF the Thtaai. Che I, AMI Lungs, yield
at once TO its wonder, fal cur, tive owers.
II you douht this, get Trial Bottle
Free, at R W. Pop, . Dug store.
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BELMONT COUNTY LETTER.
DrMos Ogro.

Demos, OHro, January4
Eo SPIRIT: Ia my perambulations ]
have finally reached Belmont Co., and
ind that Woodstield gained many valu.
able citizens from this locality; among
them was Thos. Hall VINO years ago
passed away leaving large family,
whcm his friends here reglad to learn
are doing so vel. in Monroe. William
Hamilton was another, leaving son
Sylvester. Andy Jackson comes next
and the tales they tell here OF his fleet.
aess OF foot and lengthy jump, he male,
would rival the marvellous fish stories
told by your Woodsfi,d boys after q
return from W. Va In the minds ol
these Centerville, people he was per.
feet flying machine. They tell me j. P.
Spri ygs was born here, and wish to CON-
vey to my mind that all of Monroe
great men cane from this part OF Bel.
mont.
John Hutchinson lives here; son
of Robert Hutchinson who so long
and faithfully slung type in the
SPIRIT Office, faithful old Bob! the
first newspaper articles, that many
of us boys ever read were set up
by your hands; the quietude of the
grave is yours and many of those
boys are now old men.
G. W. Pearson, brother of Judge
Pearson, lives here; he is useful
citizen, Supt., of the M. L. S. S. and
leader of the class of that church
at this place.
A few days ago we were at Mr..
A. A. Daugherty's school; a Woods.
field boy (son of Capt. Daugherty
of the 62d o. V. L. and we found
it an improvement on other schools
of like grade which we had visited
in this county. If Belmont will
still continue to consult her inter.
ests she will entice across the bor-
der as many Monroe boys as posi-
BILE to teach her schools. Since
quitting the schools Of Monroe l
have taught in different localities,
Missouri and Western Ohio, and
have yet to meet with a corps of
teachers that are equal to those Of
the so called Dark Hills.
II. r. WIS letter is very inter-
esting; the dictionary, short as it is,
given us by him of the Sioux lam
guage, will be studied by every boy
in Monroe, and if the Gen. contin-
ues it, it will become the language
of our little braves-what trouble
they will cause our teachers by
using it in secret correspondence. at
school!
The democrats here are strongly
in favor of Gen. Warner for another
Congressional term. He is the first
man we've had since the days of J..
r. Morris that ever made any repu.
tation outside our district, therefore
it would be good policy to keep
him awhile longer. Dick.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-01-05

sH The following committee was APP
pointed by the Teachers Institute to pre-
mare a &C urse OF study for the schools
oi Monroe county: D. McVEY, JAS. A
WATSON, r p YoHo, W T. WonD and
j. W. HAWKINS, of which committee D
McvEY was elected Chairman aud W
T. Woop, Secretary.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
wheelln. Tive stock Market.

WHEELING, Jan 9. 1886
The market this week WAS little hei-
Ter. The cattle market is flush and the
sheep market is lost sighttf. Messrs
Hudson & Bayba furnished the follow
ing quotations.:
Catrle-I, 600 to 1,l00 lbs stock Fl
BIC. per 10 800 TO 900 lbs. p Bic pei
TO-, 700 to SEQ lhs., 2.24c per lh.
Hogs-Ma,ket active; 3ka3.65c per ID.
Sheep-Dull 2a3c per 10.
Lambs-Good. at 3s4c per ID.
Cslves-3 00s6 GO, per head