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The Monroe County Teachers
Association.

The session of the Association which
closed on the 1st inst, was one of the
best attended, and the instructions, i'm
parted by the Professors and others, OF
the highest character OF any meeting
of the Association
The lectures by Prof SAMUEL j. KIRK
WOOD, of Wooster, were particularly in
teresting and instructive; and If the
teachers of Monroe County carefully
follow the instructions impaired, as to
the management Of schools, habits of
themselves, their own studies, punctual-
ity in teacher and pupil, studying the
wants and capacities of different pupils,
they will, in few years, take rank with
the best qualified teachers in Ohio,
Prot. A. N. ALcoTT's elocutionary
training of the teachers was an excellent
feature of the meeting, and was entered
into by male and female teachers with a
will that betokened eagerness to render
themselves teachers of elocution. 80
The Professors elocutionary enter
tainments on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings were attended by large mum
bers of our citizens, His reading an d
declaiming was of the highest degree of
excellence, The applause that followed
many of his efforts was evidence that
they were highly appreciated. Among
the pieces read and declaimed were:
The 103d Psalm; Grattaa's Declara-
ton of Irish Right; Pyramus and This
by; Drifting, by BUCHANAN READ; Ra-
sors; Sheridan's Ride; Horatius at the
Bridge; Paul Revere's Ride; The Bells ;
Grat:an's Invection Against Flood I;
Gone With Handsomer Man; Shamus
O'Brien, and others.
Lectures were delivered during the
meeting by Hon. j. O.. AMOS, Rev. B F.
BEAzELLE and Rev. T. A GROVE which
were instructive and entertaining,
The officers of the Association de-
serve great praise for their exertions, and
they were ,unremitting for some time
previous, to make the meeting sue ssso
in the attendance,as well as for procuring
the attendance of Professors who stand
first in ranks of scholarship.
Altogether the meeting was product
i've of a very great deal of solid. sub
stantiaI instruction and good. Let the
teachers faithfully practice what they
heard and improvement will certainly be
the result aa Hea a.s.t.ea.
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Proclamation.

NOTICE is hereby given to the qualified
~ voters of Monroe County, Ohio, that q
general election will be held as required by
law, 90 the second Tuesday, being the
10th day of October, A. ID. 1871,
at the several places of holding elections in
said county of Monroe, and you will then
and there proceed to vote by ballot for
One Governor for the State of Ohio;
One Lieutenant Governor for the State of
Ohio;
One Supreme Judge for the State of Ohio;
One Auditor Of Slate for the State of Ohio:
One Tfsasurer 5f State for the State, of
Ohio, aeE
Oue Attorney General for the State of Ohio;
One State School Com missioner for the
State of Ohio;
One Member of the Board of Public Works
for the State of Ohio;
One Clerk of the Supreme Court for the
State Of Ohio;
One Judge o: the Court of Common Pleas
for the I'd sub.division Of the Eighth Judi.
cia District of the State Of Ohio;
One Senator for tue 10Th Senatorial Dis
tric of the State of Ohio;
One Representative for the county Of Mon
roe and State of Ohio;
une Auditor for the county of Monroe;
Ore Treasurer for the county of Monroe;
One Prosecuting Attorney for tho county
of Monroe; da.
One Shsrif for the county OF Monroe;
One Commissioner for the county OF Mon
roe;
Une Recorder for the county Of Moaro3;
One Surveyor for the county of Monroe;
Two Infrmary Directors for the county Of
Non. oe-ene for full term and one for va
oancy
And also, that the questions 'sShall there
be Convention to reviss, alter Or amend the
Constitution Of this State, shall bs submit
ted to the electors thereof, at tho general
election to be held therein on the said second
Tuesday, to wit: on the 10th day of Ontober,
!. D. 1871; aud tn ose voting at said election
in favor of such Convention. ,hall have put
upon their ballots the words, "Constilutiuhsl
Conrentiun-Yes," and ii ose voting thereat
against said Convention the words, "Consti.
tutioual Convention-No."
| The Trustees of the several townships OF
said county are hereby notified that ths fol-
lowing number of Jurors are apportioued to
their townships respectively, AMI that they
are required to select the said number and
make return thereof to the Clerk of the
Court OF Common Pleas, together with the
poll.booh, within two days alter the said
second Tuesday in October lsTl:
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Farm for Sale.


T'HE undersigned, wishing to engage IN
| 6tfer business, will sell his farm-ir
whols or in pant to suit CUSTOMERS. Said
farm is beautifully situated on the Ohio
River, 81 miles below Wheeling and mile
above the town of Clarington. 1t contains
about sat .--,,...
One HUNDRED ANE EIGHTY ACRE;
of land,wsll improved and uudsr good state
of cultivation. Has on it about 1000 bear.
ing fruit trees, AMI thrifty young orchard
of 500 trees of the best selections
TERMs-Ohe-third down; balance In yearly
payments to suit purchasers.
For further particulars call on, or address
the undersigned at Clarington, Monroe Co
Ohio. WIN. II. MALLORY.
augssn. ~
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New LIVERY STABLE.-The attention
of our readers is directed to the adyer-
tisement OF Mr.. j. K. BUCHANAN in this
issue of the SPIRIT. His carriages and
wagons are all new and in good condi
ton. His stables are in the rear OF
DoRR's Hotel, where he can be found
during business hours. His charges
will be reasonable Pleasure parties
furnished with carriages, and drivers il
required. Saddle horses furnished at all
hours. 90 s'io
The travelling putlic will find Mr.
BucHANAN a perfect gentleman, ready al
all times to. contribute to their pleasure
and comfort. Give him call. .aia
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CHIP PILE.

The New York Mail says: Mrs.
Abraham Lincoln looks like a plaster
image, pale and very wan. Her most
intimate friends of ten years back would
not know her.
An ex-assistant payiiaster Of tile
British navy died in Montreal, the othei
day, of apoplexy, after eating three
pounds of ham, one pound of bread;
drinking gallon of water and pint
and half of brandy.
"Well, Judge" said friend to the
President of Paris Court, under the
Empire. "did You condemn many to
death at your session to day" "Three
and don't hesitate to say that two
Of them deserved it."
Hard times are the excuse of the San
Francisco churches for cutting dowr
minister's salaries. The richest soei
ETY. now only pays $4,000. while one
which lately paid $4,000 has come dowr
one half.
Attorney General Akerman has pub
lished his opinion that, under the pro
visions of the tenure of Office act, Pleas
anton is still Commissioner of Interna
Revenue, and Douglass, now Acting
Commissioner, is tie deputy.
The long talked of scheme of tun
mel across the English channel is likely
to be realized. 1t is to cost $4,000,
600, and six years work will be required
to complete it. Operations will soon bt
commenced at New Haven, on the En-
glish side, and at Dieppe, in France.
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Nep 9ooertls
Legal Notice.

ELlZABETH GRIFFITH, of Monroe county,
u ohio, and Henry G.. Blayney, of the
state OF West Virginia, will, take notice that
a petition was filed against thsm on the I'd
day Of september, a. d. 1871, in the Court
of Common cas-, within and for the county
Of Monroe and State Of Ohio, by George w.
tirifith, and is now pending. wherein said
George W. Griffith demands partition and AS
signment of Dover of the following desori-
bed real estate, situated in the County of
Monroe, and State of Ohio, to-wit.
The south half of the northwest quarter of
section eleven township five and range five;
and that, at the next term OF said court, tn
said George W. Griffith will apply for an order
that partition mag be made Of said premises
A. J. PEAREON. and
AMOS & SPRIGGS.
sepbse. Att'yS for Petitioner.
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y yScHoFIELp, the man who, it is
charged, ,burglarized store at Coehrans-
vile, this county,and afterwards escaped
from the Jail at st, Mary S, West Va.
was recently re-arrested and confined
in Jail at Marietta, Ohio '7ai,f@t
T. O. LITTLE, Deputy Sheriff, left here
on the 1st inst, for Marietta, to take
clfarge of ScHoFIELD and bring him to
our Jail. .Ei
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sabba,b schoo, Conveu,,on

The Monroe County Sabbath School
Association will meet at Graysvile on
Tuesday morning, the 18th day of SEP.
.tember at IL O'Clock, and continue on
Wednesday, the 18th The programme
will be announced on the first day of the
Association. The Sabbath Schools
through out tue. county are expected to
be represented.
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DE- MOCRA TIC MEETINGS,
The Democracy will be addressed at
the following times and places by
Gen. DURBIN. WARD,
BELLAIRE, Thursday evening, Septem-
L.. A
WeSi virginia.

The majority in favor of calling a
Convention, to revise the Constitution
of West Virginia, is not less than three
thousand
The days of Registration villainy and
prescription are past in West Virginia.
The Democracy are in power, and that
fact is guarantee to every man that his
rights will be respected,
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Attachment.

Josiah wilson, plaintiff, Before George g!
against Algeo,J.P p. of Ben
Thomas Dillon, defendt. ton township, Mon
roe county. Ohio: on the 22i day Of August,
1871, said Justice issued an oruer of attach
ment in the above action for the sum of SAT
05. Said case adjourned for hearing to Oc-
tober I. 1871, at2 O'Clock, p. m.
sep25w3. JOSIAH WILSON.
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Attachment.

Josiah Wilson, plaintiff, Before George s.
against Algeo, J. r. of
Isaac L Cline, defendant Benton township,
Monroe county, Ohio: On the % day of Au-
gust 1871, said Justice issued an order df at.
tachment in the above action for the sum of
s22 %; said case adjourned for hearing to
October 7, 1871, at o'clock p. M,
sep5w3. JOSIAH WILSON.
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DAVID OKEY, Sec.

ACCIDENTS On Wednesday last Amos
Alberts, son of Marx Alberts, of this
place. was thrown from a mule and his
collar bone broken. A son of VIM De,
ment fell from horse on Sunday, and
broke his asm. .--BnrnesJiNe Enterprise,
3lSt ult
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FIRE We learn that the saw and
grist mill Of JOHN IRWIN, near New
Castle, this county, was destroyed by
fire on Monday, the 2Sth ult. Not in
sured.
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OmCers Of the Monroe County
TeaCherS' Association,

The Association elected the following
Board of officers on the 1st inst:
,Presideaf-ENocH MARTIN 4sba,a..
sTice Pres s'ts--MATILDAaFoRD. sbgad
hoes bca .iso9 URSULA MASON. ,.i 500
y5zg ~ & Jas G. JOHNSTON.
Secretdry-R E. TILFoRD. -y'i'a -
Treasurer. j. JONES. +
,Er. Conn. w DoHERTY. -
49, T. A. GROVE. M Eir5.
49, = DAVID MCVEY. .s.o
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Nj A R RI E ID .

August 90. by Rev. T. A. Grove. at the resi-
denee of tile brides father. Mr.. Thomas W. Pat
ton. Mr.. Thomas 6. Dornan and Miss Elizahetl
Coen al. of Monroe County, Ohio.
August 81. by F. NJ. Beard, Esq. James R
Afford and Elizabeth Walters, all Of Center
township. s a'Tgr
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Fl Q O E l. A N d.

- ~ -
German Biaers, Hoofands Germ1n Tonic,
wuh Hoofaad's Podophyllia Pill -
will cure you, 4iii. tteb 81 !
They are the Greatest Blood IliriHers
Knewn to the Medical world, ana will eradi-
bate diseases arising from impare blood. De.
bility of the Digestive Organs, or Diseased
Liver in shorter. time than any other knows
remedies.
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The polls to be opened between ths hours
Of aud 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of said
day, and closed at o'clock in the afternoon
OF said day.
Gwen under my hand. at my Office in
Woodsfeld. this 10th day OF July, a d, l67l,
AID OF ths 5st1 year Vi The S;sts, -.
GEOkGA CAL0NEkL,
Sheriff Mcnrue County, ONO.
aDs1Id
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RULES & REGULATIONS
Monroe Co., Agricultural Society
OFFICERS.

OFFICERS:
a B. COVERT, President.
WILLIAM READ. Vice President.
w. Z. Morris, Treasurer.
DAVID OKEY, Secretarg
Directdrs-Wo GOODMAN OKEY, GEO. w.
CARRorHERs, VALENTINE GATES, ALEX.
AMBER PICKENs, BARNET MANN, j. 4.
WILLIAMSON, JERE. WILLIAMS, JOHN
GATCHELB. n tE- ss5'1 &
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Elliptic Sewing Machine Co.
II Fifth Apenue. PI.sbtYe.

Good, reliable men. of experience and ap-
proved standing are invited to make applica-
tion to us 20 act as agents for our machipe.-
The Elliptic has some of the best selling
points of any machine in the marie ct, and We
are willing to pay good men large commis.
sion.
An information, circulars and samples, will
be furnished on application to
HOWARD EATON & CO.,
augl5w4 General Agents.
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REMEMBER THAT
HOohand's German RitterS,
AND (:
HOO6and's German T0nic;
Will Cure Epery Case OF ..gti
MfRASNIUS,o or Wasting AWAY of the Body.
-. REMEMBER THAT taA y
HO0fiand's Germ n Remedies
Are the medicines you require to purify ths
Blood, exotic the torpid Liver to healthy ac-
ton, aud to enable you to pass safely through
any hardships or exposure. -,
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EBWe send the SPIRIT to subscribers
living in any part of the United States,
for 81 per annum six months 81
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ANN DUN CE N e N Il

EDS SPIRIT: Please announce me as an In
dependent candidate for Representative; sub
ject to the decision of the People at the October
election. ISAAC POWELL.
aug15m1 Washington Township
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Hon James NJ. Wood, ex-Nayor of Williams.

Hon. James N. Wood, ex-Mayor Of Williams-.
port, Pa:
take great pleasure in recommending
.'Hoofand's German Tonic" to any one who
may be afflicted with Dyspepsia. I,had the
Dyspepsia so badly it was impossible to keep
any food on my stomach, and became so
weak as not to be able to walk half . mile.
Two bottles Of Tonic effected perfect cure.
JAMES n. Woop.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

s1 Notices in this column ,oill be charg-
Ell 10 centspe line. A reduction oIl be
made for actites ruaniag 2, 3 & 6 months
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To Debilitatei Persons. II Dyspeptics. to Suf-
ferers from Liver Complaint. to those having
no Appetite. to those with Broken Down Con-
stitutions, to Nervous peopls,to Children Vast
ing Away. to any with Debilitated Digestive
Organs, Or smdtrieg. -riM Gagof The Ifollouilg
symptoms, ach!ca indicate D;Soris,Yd Eirer o.,
such a. Com
b. 3. .,siipation. Inward lr ~
t.ls bis Piles Fuliness or III
Blddd to the Head Acid, M ,ta
ity of the stomach. Nau, sssd
sea, Heartburn, Disgust for, -.
Food, Fullness or Weight ih.she
Stomach, Sour Fluctuations. SIM.
ing or FIuttering atthe Pit of the
Stomach, Swimming of the Heal, Hu-- '2
ried and Difficult Breathing .Fluttsrins st
the Heart. Choking or Sulfooating Ssnss.;
tions, when in Lying Posture, D mnsss Of
Vision, Dots or webs before the Sight. Rs-
yer and Dull Pain iu the Head Defeisn-
cv OF Perspiration, Yelownsss of the
Skin ami Ryes. Pain in the sida,
Back Chest, Limbs, &c, Sudden
Flushes of Heat, Burning in
the Flesh. Constant IG- sa2
aguings of Evil aui
Great Depression
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N ANTED.-A An energetic man, with
w some capital, to take the county agep-
.oy for the KRysToNR SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE,
the best family and most saleabls machine in
the market The most liberal Inducements
known to tie trade. Oiersd. Address
F. 3. EENNRh,
Gen'l Ag't for East'n Ohio West'n Psni.'a.
Office No. "a Fifth Ava,
sep5w4 Pittsburgh. Pa.
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.DEMOCRATIG N { ETINGS.
Democratic Meetings will be held at the
E WAYNE TOWNSHIP.

~~SN-NSA NsN'N 40 ''%@ ~ A-NAN - ~-->
following times and places: . ...r.
WAYNE TOWNSHIP.
Town House, Monday evening. Sept
Is. Speakers: J. o. Amos, Albert J
Pearson and others. ...g-a -rF
2 81. GREEN TOWNSHIP.
New Castle, Tuesday evening, Sept
10. Speakers J o. Amos, Jere. Will
lians, Wm. Milligan.
Burnt School House, Wednesday eve,
ming September 90 Speakers: J. O.
Amos, VIM. NJ lligan:
SUNSBURY TOWNSHIP
Beallsville, Thursday evening, Oct
8, Speakers: David Okey, A. ]. Pear
son, Jere. Williams ( 5-i2Ef
LEE TOWNSHIP a
Sardis, Tuesday evening, October 3
Speakers: A, j. Pearson, D. Okey, Jere
Williams. s
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Hon. wm. r. Rogers, Mayor Of the sity Of
Buffalo, N. Y:
Mayors Office, Buffalo, June %. 1859.
have used "Hoof and's German Bittsrs and
Tonic" in my family during the past year aud
can recommend them as an excellent tonic,
impsrting tone and vigor to the svstem.--,
Their use has been productive of highly beR-
eioial effects. WV. r. RooEss.
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Hoohand's German Bittcni.

Hoohand's German Bittcrs
4 Ba.ers ss Giout Al,ots' or Spirits et ang kind
Is iiff-rent from all oth.rs I. ia comnas.d
of the pure Iuicss. or vita, Principle
OE Roots. Herbs and Barlks, COR al
incidentally termad Extraots.) the worthless
OF inert portions of the Ingredients not being
usai Therefore in one Bottle Of this B tiers
there IS contained as 3Auch medicinal virtue
as will bs found in several gallOIs OF ordinary
mixtures. The Roots. &c, usai in this Bit
t.rs are grown in Germany, th-lr vital prin.,
ciples extracted in that j,uotry by scisn-
,ifc Chefiist, and forwarded to the rnanufac;
tory In this city. whore they ars Compounded
and bottled Containing no spihtuods insre.
dents this Bi.tsrs is frsa from the obj sctions
urged against all othsrs; desire for stimu-
lants can be induced from their usa. they oan
not make drunkards, ami cannot un Fer any
sirclmstancss, have any bat a beneficial efect.
IEOOf1and's German TOufC
Was compounded for those not inclined %
extreme bitters, and is intended for use In
cases when some alcoholic stiinRlant IL re-
quired in connection with the Tonic propsr.
ties Of the Rit.dts. combined with pure SAN.
Ia CRUZ RUN, and favored in such man;
nsr that the extreme bitterness of the bittsrs
is overcome, forming preparation that Is
highly agreeable ami pleasant. to tho palatsl
and containing the medicinal virtues Of the
Bittsrs. The price Of the Tonic is 81 SO per
bottle, which many persons think Too high.
They must take into consideration that the
stimuant used Is guaranteed to be OF pure
quality. poor article could be furnished
at cheaper price, bat is it not better to pa5
little more AMI have good articlei A me;
didinal preparation should contain none ,bdt
the best ingredients; aud thew who etps ito.
obtain cheap compound, aud be beusutted
by it, will most certainly be cheated
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BENTON TOWNSHIP.

Brownsville, Saturday evening, Sept
30. Speakers: VIM. Milligan, J. O.
Amos, Jere. Williams.
Other meetings will be announced from
time to time, Its very desirable that the
Democrats in the vicinity Of the places
where meetings are to be held use Their
influence to secure a good attendance,
thereby rendering the meetings more USE
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The Whole Supreme Court Of Ii,
SnaoIr f,r tbasa Rnnar,iaa bK

Sptdh IOr GucSe IGcnHcutoSe
Who pould ask or more Diaaiied and Stronger
7estimonyf
Hon GEORGE W. WOODWARD, formerly Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court Of Pennsyi-
vania, at present member Of Congress from
Pennsylvania, writes: itS 70
PHnApsLpmA, March Is, 1871
fud "Ioofand's German Bitters' 8 .
good tonic, usefuliu diseases of the digestive
organs and OF great benefit in cases OF de-
bility and want Of nervous action iu the svs-
tenn. Yours. truly, GEo. W. WOODWARD,
Hon. James Thompson, Chief Justice 6f the
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania:
PHILADELPHIA, April 2e. 1857
consider "Hoofand's German Bittsrs, .
valuabls medicine in case of attacks of Indi
gestion or Dyspepsia. oan certify this from
my experiences of it. Yours, With respect;
JAMES THOMPSON.
Hon, George sharswooi, Justice of ths Su-
preme Court OF Pennsylvania,
PHiLApgLpHIA, Juns ], 1857.
have found by experience that "HoofJ
lands German Bttsrs" is very good tonic.
relieving dyspsp.ic symptoms almost directly.
GEORGE eHARswsop. 4,
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W. A. & Z. NJ. TALBOT, Barnesville,
Ohio, keep good stock of Dry Goods,
White Goods, Notions and Trimmings Of
all kinds. Dress Goods and Trimmings
a speciality. Orders will receive prompt
attention, and samples sent when request
ed. je13mS.
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largest and best display of farming i'm
Committee-John R. Fisher, Samuel Harts-
horn Howard Farnesworth, Thomas Wright
and Michael Keller,
M AGO 2l-Gth Dana nj fer h1 oi,s
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year otu -.
Committee-same as class A.

Committee-same as class A. -
CLASS A--3d Department t--Sheep
Best buck of any breed .............SS 4
ewes and s of their lambs ..,........5
s buck lambs under year..'.........5 5 s
eve lambs / " ".......4
Committee-Samuel l. Mooney, Thomas
Ford and Alexander Hutcheson.
CLASS A-4th Department--SOine,
Best boar of any kind...... ......Slo
sow of any kind d...............'...
pigs over 2 and under 6 months ....3 Z
sow and litter of pigs, or ever. ...... g
Committee-Henry Mowder, Charles Afford
and Peter Dillon.
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.... SWEEPSTAKES.
Best bull Of any age or breed, owned
in the county SIS
Committee-same as class A
CLASS C-2d Department-Orcn.
Best yoke oxen over years old .....s5 8
yoke oxen under and over years. ....5 8
r. "rsus 3 v," 2 ....5
2 L so z
IL q
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GREEN TOWNSHIP.
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP.

Graysville, Saturday evening, Sept. 90
Speakers: Jere. Williams, D., Okey,A
j. Pearson.
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Wucds'
Committee-Jacob BurgbaCher; Alexander
Buchanan, James Armstrong, john Granlaoh
and S mon Luly. .,.-B E.t..f.
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best display in this department,
Communicable George Stewart, Mrs Mary
E Coo ke, Mrs H West, Miss Mary Watson,
Miss Helen Hawkins.
CLASS 18th Department--FloDers
and Paintings.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-09-05

best diSpIay IN thls dePartmeht .....,. .S1
Committee-Dr c D Daily, Miss Lbbie Noll
Miss Mary A Crosby, Miss Tillie Ford, Miss
Lucy Cline.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-09-05

each OF Other canned frulls.. :..........5 5U3
best peek of dried apples soc
peaches. ::........ soc
gallon Sorn. ...i.....s s0c
GALLON each of other dried fruits ....... SOC
best display in this department. 81
Committee-T G Allen. Mis-. Sue Nesbit,
Miss Maggi Barnes, Miss Martha Okey, Miss
Sallie Mann, Miss Jane Rinas
CLASS eth Department--Domestic
N1nuf,,rf,yroc ... .......
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-09-05

Best rair draughs horses or mares SIS
Committee sans as class A.