The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-09-05
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
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Tuesday. September }. 1871,

In tnlS issue OIL the SPIRIT.
Ep Our thanks are due Gen. GEORGE
w. MORGAN for public documents.
EyDon't lay this paper aside until
yop have, carefully perused each article
in it.
EFWe learn of some fine blooded
cattle that will be on exhibition at our
County Fair, 't'. n - "
asEE The Barnesville Fair commences
on the 18th inst, and continues to the
a2d-four days.
Democrats, make your prepara-
tions to attend the election on Tuesday,
the 10th day of October
EFThere is one column of reading
matter, onoour fourth page, that should
beperused very carefully. h'r
g Attention is invited to the list Of
Democratic meetings, for this county,
published this week
HWorkmen are busily engaged in
erecting a, vault in the barking house of
A. c. MILLER d Co, formerly owned by
Mr.. JOHN "A. DAVENPORT. -o
HThe County Commissioners as
sembled in regular session yesterday,
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Monday, the 4th inst. We will publish
full proceedings after their adjournment.
HW. H. FRAsIER, of Caldwell, has
been nominated, by the Radicals, for
Common Pleas Judge, in the Noble,
Morgan, and Muskingum District
,EES Subscribers 70 the SrIn1r, living
in Monroe County, receive their papers
free Of postage Thepostage on papers
published elsewhere is twenty cents a
Year.
,GS The Directors of Woodsfield Spe-
cial School District have contracted,
with AARON NORRIS, for Eve haadred
bushels of coal at ten cents per bushel.
That is the lowest price contract we
have any knowledge of this season.
Eg-A little daughter of T. o. LITTLE
was severely burned one day last week
by her clothes catching fire from light.
ed candle sitting on the floor. The
child's mother extinguished the flames,
but not before the child had been con-
siderably burned. 4 & Y
E-Farmers, you can make the CON-
ing Fair, September 81, % and 29,a sue
cess If you will. Come up with your
stock. products of your farms and other
articles for exhibition.
The premiums are more liberal this
year than last.
HThere are several horses training
here for our Fair, Mr. WIN. SMITH, of
this township. is training one for the
trotting premium; &. W. CARRoTHERs is
training fine bay for the same green
backs. Mr. MANN and Mr.. TproN, of
Malaga, have feet rackers. Ex-Sheriff
MYERS will be on the track, when time is
called, with Kentucky
Noble County Democratic Ticket.
The Democracy of Noble assembled
at the Court House in Calowell,o Mon
dayytheo 21st sulti, and nominated the
following excellent County ticket:
Representatipe-BENJ. F, SPRIGGs.
Tfedsurer-JoHN BRAHLER
Eherif-DANIEL ScHoFIELn. q d
Pfos Atty-DAvID p. SPRIGGs. 81
Clerk-IRvIN BELFoRD.
Commissioner-THoMAs KEENAN,.
Inf. Dir.-JoHN WILEY
Coroner-H. Fl. MERRILL. Hl'd
HLast week some one, possessed of
very little good sense, sent us notice
that ALEXANDER NORFOLK and CARRIE
COATES had been united in marriage by
We. TscHAPpAT, Esq We published
the notice, believing the statements to be
facts.
"A card, in this issue. flom W. C.,
TscHAPPAr stamps the information as in
correct. If thereis any joke in pro-
ceeding like this, We would like to be in.
formed where the laugh comes in. ! "a :. !
Ed. SPIRIT-Dear Sir: In your issue
of the 29th of August, is au announce
ment that Alexander Norfolk and Carrie
Coates were joined in marriage by w. C.
Tschappat, ESQ.,, of Switzerland town
ship. There is nothing of it. There is
only one VIC. Tschappat in Switzer
township, and he is no Esq Whoever
sent the announcement to the SPIRIT is
wrongly Informed. Truly yours,