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THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1SS2. And More Lett. A tlo years ago a farmer came in to Detroit, says the Free Piosa with a load of p'ltatops anl sol i them to a gro cer. A dispute arose as to the quantity. The farmer felt himself cheated ou'. of two bushels and h left the grocer with black ere. The grocer was a man wbo meant to keep even with all men He therefore took his afll lavit t whip that agricultural toiler within an inch of hia lite, and the longer be waited the madder be got. At the end of a month, aeeine do ptospect of catching the far mer in town, the grocer procured a horse and buggy and drove nt to the farm to have it out When, within three miles of the place he encountered a man on the highwav and inquired : "Can you tell me where old Stiver live?- "Yea; gn'e to buv cattle of him?'" "No, sir f I'm going to pound bim out of hia boot'' !" "I guess not! I'm old Stiver's son end you've g it to whip me final" The grocer jumped oat and a battle malted. He polished the son off, bat it was a tight squeeze. He had not gone half a mile when a man who was backlog corn near the fence hailed bim with: Did yon have a fight down there?" "Yea" "Who whipped?" "I did. "Well, that was my brother yon were fighting; and may be you think you can masb me, too!" A aceor-d fight took place, and proved e draw. The grocer was somewhat dis coorsged, having sevvral loose teeth and a nos as big as his wrist, but he drove tn to the next houe. A strapping lei low about 27 years old was cutting wood at (ha gate, and the grocer drew up and saked : "How far is it to Stiver's?" "Which 8tirr?' "Why, the old liar S iver'e." "Stranger, the mm who speaks that way of ny old dad has got to lie pound, rd," rc marked the chopper, and a third Fgbl was soon on the hoards. This time the grocer bad bis fill, and, alter brush ing the grass out of hia hair, he asked : "How lar is it to Mr. John Stiver's?" "Two mile." "One n ore question. I've met end fought with three ol his eon's la there another living between here and the ok) aVs?" "Another?" Why, there are three, fid besides tbtre are two single onea at home who could tore vou wrong-side oat in twenty seconds !" , The grocer drove slowly back to the city nod went to bed for a week. Hi mistake was in not waiting to catch the old man b m some time when all the boy a were off fishing. Nothing Mean About Mr. Banks. Detroit Free Kress. At 9 o'clock yesterday morning an old woman sal in the Michigan Central Station wiping the tears frorr her eyes. It was nobody's business in particular to inquire whether she had fallen beir to a million dollars, or was traveling through life with a broken heart, bat one certain man stepped forward after a time and made some inq-iiries. Tien he passed around among the crowd and sa d : "Gentlemen, here is a poor old wo man wbo wants to go to Columbus. Let's take up a collection " In the c a-seof four or five minutes e parse ol $3 was made up. but when be had counted it the man said : "Gentlemen, let's chip in enough more to buy her. a new dress. I'm a poor man, but here's a q tarter for the old lady." The parse was now increased to near ly $7, and the woman bad just pocke'ed the money when a man stepped forward and said to the collector of the purse : "Why, Bank-, is this you ?'' "Of coarse it is." "And thai woman is your own wife?" "Well, Mr. Knickerbocker," replied the man as he buttoned op his coat, "it's e mighty mean man that won't chip in a quarter to hay his own wife a dress and help her off on a visit." The Grccer Who Threw In One. Detroit Free Press. There ia a grocer in a certain small town in this State who has alwaya been called the stingiest roan in Michigan, and many stories ere all at about his break ing in two and taking out pinches of flour to make ease weight It seems, howtver.that he has been harshly judged A few dava ago h had a lot of cranber ries displayed at the door, and a lady pedestrian baited and asked: "Are those freab ?" "Oh, yea." "How much a quart ?" "Twenty cents, madam " "That's ten cents for a pint, five cents for a gill, two and a half for half a gill, one and ih-ee " "Did you want a quart ?'' "Oh, no. I was reading that C"rna could be cun d by binding on a split cranberry. I have two corn, and one berry would answer for both. I will give yon s eect for a single berrv." "Very well take it along Hold on. Let's see let's see yen, I can do it. I'll throw in an extra berrv, madam, and do both up in a parcel. I am bound to please my customers if I don't make a cent!' Dr. Lancaster's Experiment. Richmond Whig. "Dr. Lancaster, what on earth are you doing ?" said a Whig reporter to tbe jib bician at tbe City Alms-bouse yester day, as that gentleman was fuund ad ministering a big dose of chloroform to an old barn aid rooster in tbe hospital dispensary. "Why, sir, tbis is the rooster season, and I am going to sbow tbat both poli ticians and roosters without beads can live in this tree country," and be went to wmk carefully with bis fine instru ments arid look off the bird's bead Just above tbe eas, and cautiously gathered np the mustles, arteries and veins, and Mpplird chemicals to prevent the fl w of blood. Into ti.e ntck ol tbe biped be placed a glass tube a channel through which to introduce lood into the craw and then put ihe biid into a box cover ed with a clot b, with a hole in tbe center for the headless neck to go through. "In a few hours," the. doctor said, "this chicken will walk around with pteady step, a brainless agent without gbt, thought or feeling." And, sure enough, tbe doctor was right At 5 p m tbe chanticleer was walking about tbe floor of tbe dispensa ry with no care as to the result of the election or as to where and when be Would get his nrzt meal. aa The latest reports of Slate Senator O'Hagan's condition are more encour aging Although veiy weak snd almost ttsed op, be stilt has grit, takes nourish ment, and may pull ihtougb. The Sin of Frcttiug. There one sin which, seems to me, ia everywhere and hv every hody under estimated, and q ii'e too much overlook ed in valuation of charace'. It is the sin of fretting It is as c mrnon as air, as speech ; so common, that unless it rises above iN usual monotone, wp do not even oVsrve it, Wa't-h any ordi nary coming together ot peot.le, and sie how runny minutes it will ha heioie somebody frets 'liat i makes a more or lets comj laining statement of rome thing or o-her, which most probably ev ery one in the room, or on the stage, or the car or the street corner, as it may he, knew before, and which roost proba bly nobody can help Whv sav any thing shout it? It is cold, it is hot, it is evet, it is dry ; somebody has hioken an appointment, ill cooked a meal; stu pidity -or had faith somewhere hasn sulted in discomfort. There are always plentv of things to fret about. It is simplv astonishing how much annoyance and discomfort may be found in tin course of every dav's living, even at the simplest, if one only keeps asharpec out on that aide of ihinga. Even Holy Wiit ssvs we are born to trouble a sparks flv upward. But even to the sparks flying upward, in the blackest of smoke there is a bine sky above, and the less time they waste on the road, the sooner they will reach it. Fretting is all time wasted on the road Helen Bunt. FACTS. Those contemplating a trip westward will certainly do well to carefully coo salt the time tables of the Baltimore and Ohio road. Its celebrated fast trains, its sure connections, and rates always as low as the lowest, make it beyond all controversy the best line west. Colo nists are carried in first class ears on fast trains, and every possible care is taken to Insure comfort and convenience. Trains run through without change of jars to Chicago, where direct connection is made with all leading lines to the west, northwest snd southwest, making bnt a single change of cars to Iowa, Kasss, Nebraska, Texas, Minnesota, e.tf. No other line can offer such advan tages as the Baltimore end Ohio. I s costs but very little time snd trouble to learn this, and in the end may lead to the saving of much of both as well as money. Above all things do not pur chase tickets before having a talk or re ceiving a letter from one of the B. A 0. Agents. A letter addressed to W. K. Reppert, Columbus, Ohio; to J T. Lane, Wheeling, W. Va., to J. A. Webb.Fos toria, Ohio; to T. A. Lee Zanesville, Ohio, or a call upon either of these gen tlemen will lead to thorough Informa tion as to all necessary details of time eennections, fares, baggage, etc., etc. Royal Cradles. London Figaro, Nov. 25. The lately born infanta of Spain, Mary Theresa Ysabel, sleeps, wakes and cries in a cradle shaped like a conch-shell and lined with the palest of pink satin. Her tiny form is covered with point d' Alencon lace, specially made from a pat tern designed by the Queen of Spain's mother, in which the arms of Spain and Austria are grace'ullv blended. She has a cevvrepied and a tiny pillow, on both of which tbe lilies of the House of B ur bon aiid the Y of her pretty tame, Ysa- bel, are laced and interlaced. The other new royal baby, the young hereditary Prince of Sweden, has a much less deli cate cradle, as becomes a hardy young Norseman It is shaped like a swan, the wings coming up, if wished, and shelter ing the little prince, and is well provided with down-stuffed accessories. PHYSICIANS. H . B . IIEXAlE. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, BEALLSVILLE, OKTIO. Oboe in the Armstrong property. apr30,'78t l r . J . WAT, Physician snd Burgeon. LM COVE, Washington Tp, Monro County, Ohio. All oalls promptly attended to. during tta ay or night. feb33.'69. DR. JAMES A. McCOY, (FOkMBBLT OF OOBDBH AND M'llOV ) HEELING. Makes regular vists to W OODSPIEL I, Antiooh, Oraytville, Lebanon, Stafford, Calais, and Lewisville. See local notices and posters for each trip. All work fully guaranteed, first class In every particular. iyll.'83- I. I. FARQUHAK. 71. I. (Formerly of Zanesville, Ohio,) Physician and Surgeon, Office and residence In tbe Walton property, WOODSFl EL D, OHIO. Having located at the above place, offers hia Professional services, where he hopes by olose attention to business aia merit public confidence and patronage Chronic Diseases r?W receive special attention mav4.'75v Fine Art Marble Works, ' r? tiff , ' ' ' . ? c ' ' JOHN M. E BE RLE, Proprietor. Miltonsburs, O. DEALER IK FINE GRANITE MONUMENTS Of all kinds. Also manufacturer of Monu ments, Tombstones, etc, of both Italian and American Marble, which he will sell at prioes that DEFY eORPrriTION. Selling Granite ia no experiment with me. I have been handling it so extensively this season, and competition so severe, tbat it was neoessary to make Special Arrangements for selling it. Parties baying of me or of mv agent, SIMON J. DO KB Woods field. OLiO, can secure work 25 or 30 per cent cheaper than elsewhere, Designs and Estimates Furnished on application. Mr, kberle is the builder of the Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument at Bell aire, Ohio. angl,'82v. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. Estate of Jacob C Mnury. Deceased. TUK nnHersigned has been appointed and qualified as Administrator of tbe Bctate of Jacob C. Afanrj, late of Wetaei Co., W. Va., deceased. Dated this 28th day of November. A. D. 1881 MICHaBL BOTJUHNKR. December 5, 1682 3w. Stuttering, Stammering, Hesitancy, Lisping, Suction and Exhausted Breath, Nasal Sound, And all Impediment In speech oured by Sanford Woddle, of BROWN3VILLR. MONROBCO ,0 . who has purchased the county right of Dr R L. River burgh, to cure all Impediments In Speech by his Improved Method. Mr WVddie Guarantees to Cnre nil Cases cf Stammcrinir taken under treat ment. Address all communications to BAN FORD WEDOLE. Brownsville, Monroe County Ohio. dec27',81m3. lAGENTS WANTED FOR mm ESssssSt fieri ambracing tbt lAim and Wonderful Adventure, of Wild Bill. Buffalo Bill California Joe, Tx ?Ja-l, Capt. Payne, Caot. Jock. 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Kach year its la l - .Ji.J 1 fresh editors and correspondents at home and abroad, enlarging and multiplying its depart ments, and endeavoring to realize their high ideal of the Beat Reliirioua nd Secular Family Newspaper. They offer, this year, to every subscriber, new or old. whose anbscription is paid for 1883. the new book of Rev 8. Irenatus Frime. D. D., entitled "Phateu and its An swer, a handsome volume ot nearly zUu pages, hound in cloth, the retail price of which is one dollar. Specimen copies of the paper sent free. Addreas' NEW YORK OBSERVER. decV3w3 New Yoi It. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. Estate ot Leah Kinney. Deceased. TUB undersigned has been appointed and qualified as Administrator of the Bstate of Leah Kinney, late of Monroe Connty, de ceased. Dated this 25th day of November, A. D. 1882. O. F. FLINT. December 5, 188? 3w. THE MILLER BROS.CUTLERY CO. MERtDKir, CONN. STANDARD POCKET CUTLERY, Ladies' Scissors and Ink Erasers. Makeallftrloor STEEL PENS. We ahow cutof Patent Adjpitible Quill Art ion Reservoir Tn, ' T h e A c m e , " and will mail aample grouon receipt of S3- B.t:hsre-3 irOnt whole Him of Pni WB be told ny the trad, aw-Price. Liita forniabed to dealcra on applicatioa. deo5,'8tui6. I RAIfaROADS. JB. Z. fc C. H-'Y CO. TimK TABLE. TIKE EFFECT IS M., OCT. 29, 1882. Trails make connection with the B. & 0. aad C. k T. Railroads, also, with Capt. La kens' steamboat, "Pros Ellison, " r r Wheel lag. Trains ran daily, Sunday exoepted. TRAINS GOING EAST. Lsavas. No. 2, Ne. 4. Accom. HailJkPaas. r m. a Weodsfield ISO 7.00 Oiark 2,11.. Jerusalem 2,26.. Beallaville 2,50.. Crabapple 8,1 . , Alledonia 3.30.. Armstrong's Hills 3,67.. Captina ..4,13 Kehcy's 4,37.. ..7,31 ..7,39 ..7,53 ..8,04 ..8,14 ..8.26 ..8,41 ..8,56 ..,00 Jacobsbnrg, 4,45 Bethel .4,56 1.09 lr vin's .5,14 t,23 Map!eton 6 24 j 31 Ambler's 5,30 9,40 Shady Bide 5 36 9.45 Bellaire (arrive) 6 50 9,65 TRAINS GOING WISST. LEAVES. No. 1. No. 3. Uail&Pass r. x. 3,00 3,12 3,18 3,22 Accom. a. at. ...6,30 ,...6.44. ...6,66 ,...7.25 ...7.26. ...7,6 ....815. Bellaire , Shady Side , Ambler's , ttapleton Irwin's Bethel 3.31 344 Jacobsburg , 3,55 Kelsey's 8,20 3,59 Becket's 8 31 Captina 8,41 4.!3 Armstrong's Mills 8,53 4.24 Alledonia 9,0 4,33 Crabapple 9,29 44) Beallsville 9,42. 5.01 JtiUaaiem 10.02 5.17 Osaik, 1015 5,26 Woodslleld (arrive) 10,55 6,05 S. L MOONBY, President. . Cocbbah,-General Manager. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. TIME CAKIK EASTBOTJNIJ-Nov. 12, 1882 2 wm I a 5 ?.i r 25 a o s II a 1 a 1 2 fin. Is e 3 55 1 3 a a. S M M i 2 Si u f i a S5 3b 2 -Z Leave- AN 8:10 PM 2.10 3:48 5:36 6.02 5:30 6:13 ?!0 7!40 8:05 Chicago 5.10 lo.3o AM 4:Hft 8:05 8:0". B:34 !i 8:3 945 10:15 10-43 pra 13:04 1.00 pm, 3:10 Garrett.. , 10.43 11.54 AM .1:33 1.-5S . 0:00 Defiance . . Fos'.oila .... Tiflla , Arr Baadoalff, Lv Sandusky . Monroe vi lie . .. Chicago Jane.. .2:55 Shelby Jnuc 3:30 Mansfield 3:39 Mt. Teruon 4:4 1 Arr Newark.... 5:J5 9:23 10:15 am 5:20 am Arr Columbus. .9.00 Lve Columbus. .3.00 Newark 5:30 Arr Zanesville. .6:13 Lv. Zanesville. .6:18 pm 12:10 8:40 1:23 10:25 2:16 11:10 3:21 II 15 pm 6:00 7.50 8:60 Wh'ng Acc'n. am. am 12:06 1:01 2-02 pm 2-20 3:3 4.40 6:10 Cambridge . . . . Baroesvllle. . . Bellaire Arr Wheeling. .7:03 7:54 .8:17 9 50 3:15 4.15 5.21 6 10 6,10 7:10 8:25 2 55 9 50 LvWheellng.city time. 8:40 5:10 1-.55 Arrive pm am ph Washington 9,25 8,20 1 55 Baltimore 10:40 7,30 3,39 AM PM Philadelphia... 3:05 12.50 7:45 New York 6.50 3:50 10.35 Trains ran on Columbus time west of the Ohio River. Note on Runninfi; of Trains. EAST BOUND New York Kast Line daily, with thronsh Sleepers from Indianapolis to ' heel ing. Washington anl Baltimore Kxpress, with through 8Ie ters- from Chicago to Bal timore daily, and Through Coach from San dusky to Colnmbus daily. New York and Baltimore Bxpress daily Newark to New York, en other Divisions, daily, except Sun. day. Parlor Car Chicago to Chieago Juno, tion; Sleeping Car ChicagoJunotloa to Cum. beriand. All other train daily, except Sun. day WESTBOUND. a S o O "o a "9 a B . al O O t tc 2 a "Z o 5 a s -A pm ..7::'0 fi 2 S, 5. A M pm 1:0 5 5 3 Leave New York. . pm 12.01 am 3:50 9,00 10:15 pm Philadelphia.. 0;00 an 4:00 8:45 9:55 am Baltimore . . Washington .3:00 .4:05 pm city ..3:15 ...3:65 am pm Wheeling. time. . . Bellaire... 9:5 11:15 10:03 11:57 am 9:15 920 10:34 11:35 3:15 5:30 6:44 7:45 Barnesville 4.49 10,57 Cambridge. . . 5.41 I l,5l pm Arr Zanesville. 6:'i 12:46 1:01 1:36 2:52 2:57 3:55 5.20 am 3,00 4:05 5 03 B:37 7:05 8:35 9,25 am 6 25 7 22 9:00 LvZanesville. ..6.40 15:51 1:50 3,10 pm Arr New'k....7:40 Columbns.. .9:30 Lve Columbus. fl,0 12:10 pm Newark 8:00 2:10 Mt Vernon... S:54 3 06 Mansfield .. ..10:10 4:33 Shelbr June.. 10:32 4 57 Arr Monroerille 6:08 7:00 pm 5:30 1:55 8;02 8.35 Sandusky Lv Sandnskv Lve Chi June , Tiffin Fostoria .... De Sauce 11:10 11:58 am 12 20 .2,00 8:05 9:14 9:42 11:42 pm 1:?0 7.20 10:54 am 12:35 5:55 Garrett 3:25 Arr Chicago.. .8:3.5 Trains ron on Baltimore lime east of the Ohio River. tVKST B UND r?hioago ?ast Line daily, with through Sleepers from Nw York to Chicago. Chicago Express daily, Through Sleepers Baltimore to Chicago and Through Coach fnra Columbus to Sandusky daily. Chicago Mail dailv, on Main Line and C. O, Division; on other divisions daily, ezoept Sunday. Sleeping Car Cumberland to Chi cago Sanction and Vfbeeling to Indianapolis, and Parlor Car Clioago Junction to Chioago. All other trains daily, except Sunday. L. M. Colb, Oeueral Ticket Agent, Balti more. W. B. RBPPRRT, Pass. Ag't, Columbns. C. K. LORD Oen. Pans. Agt, Baltimore, B. DUNHAAf, Oen. Man., Newark. PRINCIPAUUINE The SHORTEST, QUICKUT aad Aad It EST Hot to St. Joaeph, pouita In tchlaoo, Topeka, Deal- Nebraska. Mliiourl. on, Dallaa, Gal- aaa, New llexlae, ana aad Texni. Arliona, UoJ'aa(Jraw reatoa. CHIC "" S' Rut aal no rupcrlor for Albert SSCJ&J-, Mlnneapolla and St. PauL ly conceded 10 .iShelnB ihe Grtat 1- tbe belt .qu.poed TJih,,,,, Railroad In the World for aiJ" Una all claaaei of traval. "Tw KANSAS CITY All connections made In Union Dcpota. Tbronrh NO0 yTrStX Trjlt. TlekcuvlathlaN nd T" wlU Celeiiratail Lino '"NVCyStf finl1 travdlBB a tale at all offlcta 1 "j'Sv 1 u xurr 'aatend the U. 8. and T V S 6V of a dla- 1. a' -vrxy AH XX comfort. Information about Ratca of .'tiVJ Fare. Sleeplne Cart, Af lc. cheerfallv arlven bv T. i. POTTER. PERCEVAL LOWELL, U Yin Pru l Gen'l Xannftr, Pan. Pott. Agt, Chicaeo, 111. Chicago, 11). mch7,'82. REDEMPTION NOTICE. To O. W. Davidson or tehom it may Concern: Notice is hereby given, that John Sills has dep os ted in the County Treasury a sum of money sufficient to redeem lot No. 46 in the town of Calais. Sad land was sold for taxes by John Oatohell. Treasnrer of Mon roe Connty, Obio, January 25, 1882, In the name of John Sills to 0. W. Davidson. S. A. ATKINSON, OVaM,'81t3 Auditor Monroe Co. Ohio. Hummer's Fine Art Gallery, 1138 Main street, "Wheeling-, "West Va; 1 Dozen Best $6 00 Cabinet Photos, only $3 00. 1 Dozen Fine Card Photographs, $1 00, $1 50 and $2 00, according to style and tinit-li. All kinds of Photosraphs made in tbe Latent Style at about HALF THE PRICKS CHAROKD AT OTHKR GALLERIES. All kinds of PICTURES COPIED and ENLARGED FOR FRAMING also, The Largest Stock of Picture Frames, Motto Frames, Albums, Looking Glasses, Parlor Brackets, 4c , in the City. OEORGrE MANUFACTURES OF PURE CANDY AKIt DEALER IN Oranges, Lemons, Nuts, &c. DOFT FAIL TO ORDER FROM Hill AT 1410 Mn in Street, Wheeling, West Va. lune21,'8lT. JOHV DIALER IN DRY GOODS and GROCERIES Keeps always in stock a fall line of Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Orooeries, Oardwaro, Boots and Phoes, Hats and Caps, Qaeeisware, Qlaasware, and every other artiele, usually I A n i .1 la. , at, a, .lata. .It. tL. vuuv ia aumi wmva owiv oetia .uo Beverly and Syracuse Also, travelers will be afforded the best of under my control. Lnart;- reasonable The Tour" ji,vr. Crraysville, FURNITURE. FURNITURE Always in store. The largest and best seleoted stock ot every grade of Pnrniture ia the city, which I Buy and Sail for Cain, thereby enabling se to offer special Bargains. UNDERTAKING, To which I pay particular attention. My stock Is complete, from a plain coffin to a fine Cloth Casket 411 I ask In a Fair Trial and I will Guarantee Satisfaction. FKim HOFFMAN, Na 232 Union Street, 5ixt Doob to Mater & Klotz, Brllairx, Oslo. eot21,'7T. REAL ESTATE. West Virginia Real Estate -AND- LOAN AGENCY. V. B. ARCHER, Manager, Wirt C. H., Wirt Co., W. Va. Lands Bought Sold or Exchanged Parties desiring to pnrohase or ezoha nge Lands, Houses and Lots in Ohio, for Improv ed or Timber Lands in West Virginia, should correspond with us. We But Landa, Morlf;as;ea, Deeds ol Truat. Jtidfmrnli, &c, Or exchange for same in all parts of the United States, Loan Money, and secure first elass inves inents for those desiring to Invest at paying rates of interest. Collections and General Law Business promptly attended to. Address V. B. ARC ER, Attorney at Law, Wirt C. H. , Wirt Co., West Virginia. jan24,'S2 D. C. CA9TO.- -51. II. SfJIRTZ. CASTO & SHIRT2, Agents and Dealers in REAL ESTATE. Sell Land on Commission. They now have on hands a large amount of Improved Timber I Mineral Lands, which they are offering for sale at prfees ranging from FIVE to THIRTY dollars per acre. The title of all lands ofl red for sale by them is warranted to lie good. Parties desiring to purchase oheap lands would do well to call on or address them at WIRT COURT HOUSE. W, VA. bSTRc ference to any of the business men of Wirt, Roane or Wood Counties. t jaaltytx, Ohio Farmers Fire Insurance Com. LEROY, OHIO. Insures nothing but Farm property. Rate lower than those of any other Company doing business in this county. Assets, : : : : $900,000. All Losaei promptly paid. JOHN JEFFF.R9, Beallsville, Ohio, aovl2,'7S. Agent fer Mosree Owary. S. PEE3VY, WATSON, Chilled Iron Plows. Ol all klnda taken In Exchaio lar Gaads. accommodation at the Mansion House, a hotel traveling publie are invited. -L. -XWAJT&ON. Monro Co., Olaio. UNDERTAKING. NOTARY PUBLIC rjlHN undersigned, having been appointed I Xotary Public, would inform his Mends, and the pnblio generally, thai he is prepared to fill Pensioners' Blanks, admin Utjr Oaths, take Depositions, acknowledge Deeds, Mortpape?. and other instruments o' writing. JOHN JBPFBBS. Mrl8,'7T 3eallsville. Monro Co "Me HOTELS. N A T I 0NAL HOUSE. 3ELLAI?AE, OHIO. H'ILMiHCUCnR.41 Proprietor. FIRST CLASS'aocommadations furiished to guests at this house. Bills reasonable. Convenient ta the depot af tke Bellaire and Southwestern. eet21.'7T. NATIONAL HOTEL, 3VrAI3Nr STREET, BARNKSV1LLE, OHIO. R. E fraaler, t III froprletar. This is the Best Hotel in Barnesville n 0BST8 will Snd the best aoeemmedatlea vJ atthia Hotel, and no pains will be spared to make them comfortable. Hacks leave the Uot.l every morning fer woodslleld. Carriagesand drivers forniihed traveleii at all times. July 1.1873-v 1883. Harper's Young People. An Illustrated Week!) -16 PAGE'S. Suited to Roys and Girls of From Six to Sixteen Years ot Age. Vol. IV. commence! Nov. T, 18S2. The Young People has been from the firat successful beyond anticipation. JV. Y. h ren ins Pod It has a distinct purpose, to which it steadily adheres that, namely, of supplanting the vi cious papers for the young with a paper more attractive, as well as more wholesome. Boston Journal. For neatness, elegance of engrravirfr, - nd contents generally, it is unsurpassed by any publication ot the kind yet brought to our no tioe. Pittsbuigh GaittU. TERMS. Itarper'a Young People.) ftf -ft Pit r, Poaluge Prpalft. $ ,w' SlNOLK Numbkks. Four Cents each. Specimen copy scut on rroeipt of Three Cents. The Volumes of Harper's Young People for 1881 and IWPZ, handsomely bound in Illumin ated Cloth, will be sent by mail, postage pre paid, on receipt of $3 trf) eaeh Cover for Young People for 18H2, 35 cents; postage 13 cents additional. Remittances should be made by Pnst-Offi Money Order er Draft, to avoid ehance of loss Newspaper, are not to eopy this advertise ment without the express order of H ahfku & BliOTnKRS. Address HARPER & BROTHERS. New York. flff a week in yonr own town. Terms IpWwand $5 outfit free, Address H Hsuitt 4 Co., Portland, Maine, mcbSSefr, DRUG STORES. tDRUG DRUG8, PAINT8,blL87 Varnishes, brubmkb, DTK ST1TFV a Mn a . ' V a f ill' u 4XA Popular Patent Medicines. CAN. always be found at J. T. JTJDK1N6 Drug Store, at the lowest cash nrUaa PURE WINES AND LlQM,Wfi T7Vr Hedioinal Purposes.may alwaya hi fo 1 al ( 1 ? F"TT a6Y Mr i aV or 1. JUDRINS' PAINTS, 09 aU color., and in every fori at J. T JODKINS'brng 8Ue. LINSEED OIL, BY the Barrel or gallon, at lowest market rates, at J. T. JDDKINS' Drag Store. THE BEST COAL Oil. IN the market also, Lard OH, Flak ill Neat's Toot Oil. he. A. T. JDDKINS' at the lowest cash prices PURE WHITE LEAD 0' T B. Fahnes lock's bracd, which Is so Just 1 ly celebrated far Us nurltv. whiiaaW and durability, is Inst received kv I T mn- KINS, aad will bo sold at the iewest eisi rauas. PERFUMER T, SOAP, SPICES TOBACCO, SN VVf AND CI6AR, A ND a variety of ether articles beleBglt r to the Orucaist's trade, all of whtah will be sold at law as tkev earn ka af erded. PH TSIC1A NS' PR Kfin ip Ties Ml CaRErTLLT T sir a bid at all hears of the da Diigat T. JfkllfMr SOpST. ROBERT POPE, DEALER III MEDICINES, PMJKUE DRUGS, Perfumery, Toilet Articltt, Patent Madl.inei, Window Olaas, fatty. She older Braees, Trasses, Dya ttof., Paiaia of all kinds, Oil aid Taraiihes, Iraskos, Stationery, Blaak Books, SCHOOL BOKtr School Stationery, Pine aad A teg I e Cigars, Uaapi aad Cblaaaeys Coffee, Sugar, Toaa, andOroeerlea af all kinds. Best liitrtHeit tf flu Itaff In tnwa, and everytkiig isially kept la st First Glass Drug Store, all of whisk will be said at the Lowest Cash Irlc LIQUORS OF BEST QI ALITTr lorftlfdlclBal Purposes, CM laaily Uaaal. GiTcIifnt ut all aud .e(ii. Tlncsd. Pbyalctana Prescripticna Cstraially Prepared at All Hoar. Main Cross Street, WoodtitU, Obit, Beplt7frJ.. STOVES AND TIN WAIE. MRS. 0. 0 ALEXANIEI, DIALHS IB The Celebrated 4rlington BIB OT1BB COOK STOVES. Keeps ea hand Heating H t o a , Aid all kinds al Tin, Copper ai Sheet Irti tf ar AUa, Agent for Garry Iron Roofing. SptMtmg and Repairing dens tm sierf notie. RTerythinc at TV he cilia; Ppie,er Less. West side of Mali atree't, 1 dears Worth el Sriai eflee. WOODSFIELD, OHIO. septH.Jy THE B. & 0. R. R. 18 TBI Short Line East anl Weatt IT mi l, 8ATR YOfJ Time dbMoneyt l.VMH CHAHGG III f'ARKt Any infermat'en needed sail an er addresat J. r, l, ARM. Passeiger dgent, Woedifi.ld, Oklev septt.8tml. MILLINERY. NewMllllnersr 1ST. J. CLARK Keeps oonstt,nt!y on hand VILLINIST fiOODS at FANCY GOODS, whioh are offered at prices te salt the times1 All work entrusted ta my oare will be promptly done. Please oall and ezamlao. Hoods and leara prices. RS.N. J. CLARK. septt4,'8w. Woo dad Id, Ohio.