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Washington County News.
from the Marietta Times, 5th inst. I

The work on the M. & P. Railroad is
being pushed very rapidly, and the pros
pect for Marietta and Cambridge being
connected against October lst, by Rail.
road, is good.
Our neighbor of the Zeitung come
out last week with Greeley and Brown,
and the whole Democratic and Liberal
State, District and County ticket at the
head of his columns. The zeitung has
been doing good service for Greeley for
some time, but now it enters into the
contest for the whole ticket with WILL
that will certainly exercise a marked in.
fluence in this county.
Rev. Mr., Johnson, who has recently
returned from pleasant visit to New
England, informs US that the late Mrs.
Nahum Ward bequeathed to the Unita.
rian Church in this city, in trust, the
handsome sum of twelve thousand dol
lars This will place the Society on n
stable basis and largely increase its
means Of usefulness.-Narietttdn.
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Election Notice.

To the Electors Of Franklin Township,
Monroe County, State Of Ohio:
WHEREAS, written request was made to
the Trustees of Franklin Township, Monroe
County, State of Ohio, on the 18th day Of
August, A. D. 1917, by one hundred tax-pay;
ing electors Of said Township, to call q
meeting OF tie electors of said township, at
their usual place Of voting, to vote fct or
against the construction of Railroads BY said
Township Of franklin, the Termini Of which
shall be respectively the town Of Stafford
Monroe County. Ohio. and RAINING south
west through VIM, Knapps farm to the No
BILE county line; also, at q point from Carlisle
on the west side of said Township, and run
ming to the east side, said, amount bereinaf-
ter mentioned to be equally divided between
said roads; aud passing through said Town
ship, and the appropriation BY said Township
therefor of the sum of Fourteen ThoGsand
Dollars which said snm shall be raised hy
the issuing of the bonds OF said Township
for said amount, to BIZ executed by the Trus
tees and clerk of said Township, payable at
the Treasurer's office in Woodsfeld, IS fol-
lows, to-wit: One thousand dollars In six
wears, one thousand dollars in seven years.
one thousand collars In eight years, one
thousand dollars in nine years, one thousand
dollars in ten years, one thousand dollars in
eleven years, one thousand dollars in twelve
| yesrs, one thousand dollars in thirteen years,
one thousand dollars in fourteen years, one
thousand dollars in fifteen years. one thou.
sand dollars in sixteen years, one thousand
dollars In seventeen years, one thousand dol.
lars in eightssh years; one thousand dollars
in nineteen years from their date, and bear
ing interest at tue rate Of eight per centum
per annum, payable semi annually at the
same place; said request being made, and the
said meeting and voting and the issuing oi
said bonds to he had and done, under and by
virtue Of, and in the manner provided by the
act of the General Assembly Of the State o.
Ohio, entitled IAN Act to authorize counties
cities, incorporated villages, and townships
to build Railroads and to lease and operate
the same" passed April Esd, 1879:
Now THEREFORE, you are hereby called and
notified to meet at your usual place Of voting
in said Township, on the Twenty. first day Of
September, A. D. 1872, at a special eiection
then and there to vote for or against the con;
struction Of the said proposed Railroad.
And the opiuion of the said electors, shall
be expressed on their ballots, "Railroad-
Yes" or "Railroad-No."
Done at said Township Of Franklin, this
18th day OF August, A. D. 1872.
DAVID STALLING,
ISAAC HANSON,
GEORGE REED,
Trustees Of Franklin township, Monroe
County, State of Ohio. Aug. 20. 5v.
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Civil Service Reform. Ann
Resty. Payment OF the
Debt, ,J Justice and Reconciliation.

The Democracy and Liberal Repub
licans of the various townships in Mon
roe County will be addressed at the fol
lowing times and places:
NEW CASTLE, Tuesday, the 18th day
of September. Speakers-,james r
Morris, David Okey, William Milligan.
CAMERON, Wednesday, the 18th day
of September. Speakers-David Okey
VIM. Milligan, Jere Williams.
THONEN'S SCHOOL HOUSE, Ohio
township, Friday, the Goth day Of Sep
tember. Speakers-Wm. Milligan, A. J
Pearson. J. P. Spriggs.
SARDIS, Saturday, the 2lst day oI
September. Speakers-James Watson
j. P. Sprigss, John B. briggs.
CLAY LICK SCHOOL HOUSE,Jack
son township, Monday, the 23d day OF
September: Speakers-James R. Nor
ris, D. Okey, A. J Pearson.
:! BROWNSVILLE, Tuesday, the 24tl
day of September. Speakers-A. j
Pearson, JAS Watson, D. Okey.
ANTIOCH, Wednesday. the 25th day
| of September. Speakers-J B. briggs
A. j Pearson, D Okey.
GRAYSVILLE, Thursday, the 26tf
day of September. Speakers-Jere
Williams. j. r Morris, j p. Spriggs.
TOWN HOUSE, Wayne township
Friday, the 27th day Of September r.
Speakers-,Jas Watson, J B. briggs
Jere Williams.
RUPPS SCHOOL HOUSE, Switzer
land township, Saturday; the 2Sth day d
September. Speakers-Michael Hoef
fer, Jas. R. Morris, VIM. Milligan.
BEALLSVILLE, Monday, the 30tl
day of September. Speakers, j. Q. Amos
Jere Williams, James Watson,
MALAGA. Tuesday, the lst day o
October. Speakers-Jere Williams, d
Okey, A. j. Pearson.
CALAIS, Wednesday, October Q
Speakers-A. j. Pearson, j. r. Morris,J
0. Amos,
LEBANON, Thursday, October s.
Speakers--J. o. Amos, j. B briggs, A
j. Pearson.
STAFFORD, Friday, October A.
Speakers-J. B. briggs, Jas. Watson, j
P. SpriEgs
LEWISvILLE, Saturday, October 5
Speakers-D. Okey, A. j. Pearson, j. B
briggs, Jas. r. Morris.
MILTONSBURG, Saturday, October
5. Speakers-Jere. Williams, NJ. Hoef
fer, j, o. Amos.
The above meetings will be held in eh
evening, commencing at early candle
lighting.
Hons R. r. HUDSON and ". II. OLD
HAM, the Democratic and Liberal Repub
lican candidates for Congress and Presi
Dental Elector, will be present at a ma
jority of the meetings, and perhaps all o
them.
The People are urged to turn out anC
hear the issues plainly and truthfully sta
ted The speakers whose names are at
tached to the different meetings will at
tend promptly.
The township Central Committeemel
are requested TO make the necessary ar
rangements for holding these meetings.
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RaILRoAp CoNyENrloN.-A con,

RAILROAD CONVENTION "A conven-
ton of delegates from the Western part
Of this county, GAINESVILLE, Noble and
Guernsey counties met at Cambridge
last week to consider the feasibility OF
making railroad from Clarington to
connect with the GAINESVILLE and Mariet-
ia Railroad in Noble county. The pro
ject met with favor from all PARTIES
The capital already secured amounts to
S400, 600, Gen. THOMAS, of GAINESVILLE
an experienced railroad man,, proposed
to make the road through Monroe
county if S200,0OO were raised. Thi:
can be accomplished and is the roat
that would benefit the people of the en-
tire county. -.a
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Are You Going Weyi3

If SO, take our advice, and purchase
your tickets over the old reliable ard
popular Missouri Pacific Railroad, which
is, positively, the only line that runs three
Daily Express Trains from st. Louis to
Kansas City and the West! and is, posi-
tively, the only line which runs Pniman's S
Palace Sleepers and fine Day Coaches,
Especially for moUers equipped with
Miller's Safety Platform and the Patent
Steam Brake, from ST. Louis to Kansas
City, Fort Scott, Parsons, Lawrence,
Leavenworth, Atchison, st. Joseph, Ne
braska City, Council Bluffs and Omaha
without changel For information in
regard to time tables, rates, &c, to any
point in Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Col
orado, Texas or California, call upon or
address S. H. THOMPSON, Agent, Missou-
ri Pacific Railroad, Columbus, Ohio; or
E A. FORD, Gen'l Passenger Agent St.
Louis, Mo.
No trouble to ans,per qitestions.'
mch26.IS72.
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The GAINESVILLE and Darlington
Railroad.
SENEcAvIttt, o. Sept. 5, 1872.

SENEcAvILtt, o. Sept. 5, 1872.
EDS. SPIRIT: On call for a Mass Meet
ing of the citizens of town and vicinity,a
number met in Gudgen's room for the
purpose of consulting tdgetherin regard
to the proposed railroad from GAINESVILLE
running East to Clarington, Ohio.
The meeting organized by electing
EIeazar Thompson, Chairman; and c. H.
&. Houseman, Secretary.
On motion; a committee of three was
appointed to report business for the
meeting.
On motion committee of three was
appointed to constitute corresponding
committee, viz: Hiram Foreman, j L.
Newman and DR.. John Hill
The committee on business reported
the following, which was unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, We understand that there is
in contemplation by a company organlz-
ed for that purpose, 1.-THE building of {
railroad from Clarington, at the mouth Of
Sunfsh Creek, Monroe County, Ohio, via
Woodsfeld to GAINESVILLE, Ohio, and be
lieving, as we do, that the Valley of the
Seneca Fork Of Wills Creek, which heads
near ,Woodsfed, and runs Westwardll
via SenecavilIe and Hartford to Poin
Pleasant, to be the most practicable route
for railroad in Eastern Ohio, therefore
be it
Resolred, That we. the citizens of Sen
ecavile and vicinity, feel a deep interes
in having a railroad built on the above de
si9nated route, and will, to that end, give
such encouragement and material aid as
we can possibly command.
Resolced, That a copy of the above
proceedings be furnished to the Woods
field Spirit of Democracy and GAINESVILLE
Courier, with the request that they pub
lish the same
:ELEAZAR THOMPSON, Chm
c. H. HoUsEMAN, Sec
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PROBATE CoURf, MONROE County OHIO.

PROBATE CoURf, MONROE County Ohio. I
august so, 1879.
THE following settlement accounts will bs
/ for hearing
Tharslay, September 10, 1879:
Emantel G. Blattler Admir- estate of Lorence
Kley. decd, final.
Richard Farmer Admir- estate of Andrew Par
ker, decd, iinnl.
]. H. Hamilton. Admir- estate of Margare.
Hamilton; decd, final.
Philip Schumacher, ST., Guardian of person and
estate of George Buchio's heirs, lst part.
John Upton Guardian of person and estate OF
Mary e. Thornberry, final.
T. O. CASTLE.
sep3td. Probate Judge NJ. G. o.
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EDuring the storm of Monday, the
9th inst, the roof was blown off of the
plaaing mill at Sardis, this county, and
the smoke stack was blown down.
1LoRY, FREY & Co., the owners, are en-
.ergetic and 60 ahead men: and viii
speedily repair the damage.
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Notice of Wilh

NofIcs. is hereby given ,i,! lie las, will
N and testament Of john Patterson. late Of
Center township Monroe oounty Ohio. together
with the record thsreof,was destroyed by fire
on he 18th day 81 June, 1867 and that aduly
certified copy thereof was admitted to record
in my Office oh the 18th day Of August, 1872,
and recorded therein,
T. o. CASTLE,
sep3wS. Probate Judge n. c. Oh
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Tar S,,Run RacE-on Saturday was

q THE SCRUB RAcE-0n Saturday was
a very gsod one The entries were
three in number:
'.Snap" d, Y. MANN
AJim Fisk JAS n. BUCHANAN
- The third was white horse the name
Of which we failed to obtain. "Snap
won the first heat easily, "Fisk" second
and the white horse nowhere in sight
The second and third heats were won
by "Fisk," which ended the contest the
race being 2 heats in 8. Premium: $40
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FRUIT CANS! FRUIT CANS!!
If you want sound and perfect fruit
cans, call at the tin shop one door south
Of A ScHbMAcHER's meat shop, south
end Of public square west side.
iy30m2. J. HOLIDAY, Timer.
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EWThe track ON the Fair Grounds,
Md the other improvements, were all
made thder the direction of A. c. MIL
LER, ESQ., who deserves credit and the
thanks of our people for his labors.
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w.P.Sprague's Record.

A part of the Congressional Record
of w. P. SPRAGuE, the Radical candidate
for Congress, will be found on our first
page. He is identified with GRANTIsM
and will certainly be defeated in October.
Read his record carefully.
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yum els.

~ Belmont county exhibitors were
lucky at the Ohio State Fair. Mr.. b.
HoGUEs' Stallion, "Young Gold Dust
received the first premium in trotting,
and Mr.. j. F. SIMPsoN's Sleepy George
in pacing.
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Progress of Civil Service Reform,
BLACK MAIL LEVIED AS USUAL,
Special Dispatch to the Enquirer.('
HOW is THIS for Refnrm2

WASHINGTON, September 4.-Political
assessments were made throughout the
Treasury Department. to-day for the
Pennsylvania campaign. Treasurer
Spinner headed the list with $500. OFF,
cials next in rank then signed. and the
list was submitted to the clerks, who did
not dare refuse to contribute. BY this
kind of Intimidation the Civil Service
rules are evaded, and the Administration
makes it appear to the public that the as
sesSmcnts are not compulsory.
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August II, by s. Clegg, Esq. Josiah Miller
AMI Auna Groenetteh, all of this county.
September s. by the same, Jacob Finley, OF
Belmont County, and Charlotte Finley.
September 1, by John Hamilton, Esq, Sam:
uel 4. Hamilton and Malissa Baughman.
September 1, by Rev. Ezra Barker, Lenuel
Smith and Mary Myers.
September 5. by Andrew Twinem, Esq,
Pieus Snider and Emma Suell
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HA railroad meeting was held

Il AgA railroad meeting was held in
town on the evening of the 12lh inst,
at which there were those favoring q
branch road from Clarington to Woods
field, and others in favor Of road from
Clarington to the Noble county line
The Western portion of the county, and
they have working men out there, ap-
pears determined to have the through
road. 1t certainly would prove more
advantageous to the entire county than
branch terminating st We edsheld.
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EE Owing to the rain On Wednesday
the firstsday of the Fair, the Directors
continued the exhibition. to Saturday
evening. There were large crowds in
attendance on Friday and Saturday.
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&%In the double driving race or
Friday there we're two entries by JAS
X. BucHANAN and VIM F. OBEY. OKEY's
team won in three straight heats.
TME--3 so. 8 As. 3:45. Premi
.um S15.
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Come to the Mass
Meeting OF. Thurs
day, the A9th inst.

~WILuAM c. OKEY, Esq, and Col.
TMeRs of Caldwell, Noble county, were
N town last week to learn what was be.
ing done, and what could be done to
advance the interests of the railroad
from Clarington through the county to
ZAnesville. The people of Noble coun-
ty and the Western part of Monroe are
anxious for its success
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Buokingham's Dye.

As our Remover in many cases
requires too long time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation; which will
quickly and efectually accomplish
this result. It is easily applied,
and produces color which will
neither rub nor wash off. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured BY 4. p. HALL, 4 CO.,
NASHUA, NH.
For sale by ]. T. Judkips, W oodsfield- JAM
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abroad.

To the Taxpayers of Center Township:
Whereas there has been cal, by peti,
tioh, to the Trustees, you are called upon
to vote, on the 2lst inst, Railroad, Yes,
or RAILROAD, No If majority vote
in favor of the road, according to law,
then you have the five per cent. levy on
your taxable property according to last
valuation. l will make calculation on
one thousand dollars. A five per cent
levy will make $50 tax. Iaterest for 9
years, thirty-sik dollars. Ne part of the
principal can be paid within the 9 years
there remains then eleven years to pay
the principal and interest on fifty dollars
Yearly payment of principal, 81 81
Interest yearly. sc
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Mr.. JOHN s. MANNING, Clerk in
one of the Departments at Washington.
arrived here one day last week on VISIT
and, We presume, to remain until the
October and November elections.
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~HENRY MCCARTNEY, a miller of
Barnesville, WAS suffocated in we'll at
the Cambridge Flour Mills on the 9th
inst
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~An advertisement offering the
Rose farm, near Louisville, for sale will
be found in this ISSUE The farm is a
good one. Persons desiring to locate
in this county should look st this farm.
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EThe Managers of the District
Fair take pleasure in assuring the peo-
pie that no trouble or expense will be
spared on their part to entertaia and
accommodate.
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kFA. c: MILLER, Esq, and DR.. A. B
Covert had a blooded bull calf, six
months old, on exhibition at the Fair that
cost them here $500. They purchased it
vt the Ohio State Fair.
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~The Democrats and Liberals of
Kansas and New Jersey have nominated
State tick cts composed of members of
both parties.
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The meeting announced for
Decker's School House, in Sunsbury
township, on the 10th inst, was not at
tended by the speakers because of the
heavy storm that prevailed that after
noon and evening.
Another meeting will be announced
for that place before the October elec-
-tif,n-
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~Our thanks are due DR.. A. B. Co.
VERT, of Antioch, for basket Of Con-
cord grapes. They were. the finest we
have seen this year.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given THAT the under
" sigued has heeu appointed administrators
of the estate of Jacob Toni, deceased.
sepl0w3, JOHN Lupl.
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@Democrats and Liberals, make the
township meetings, to commence this
week, what they should be. Rally your
neighbors, of both parties.
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LOCAL NOTICES,

E9 Notices in this column ,oiH be charg-
Ell 10 cents per line. 4 reduction 'oW BE-
made for noticrs running 2, 3 ,c 6 months
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CRY OF MEXICO, September l, via
HAVANA, September G-Two women at
the capital, jealous Of each other, fought
duel and were attended with women
seconds. One was armed with bone,
and the other with an ordinary dagger.
The one with the bone dagger killed
her antagonist.
Theirs rises at four o'clock in the
morning; writes an hour in his book; at
6 O'Clock enters his Secretary ,Andrieux,
with seven hundred letters, which can
neither be thrown in the waste basket or
answered without consultation.
A Nevada jury brought in their yer.
dict, "guilty of assault and battery
against William Twomey, who stabbed
Thomas Bowling with bowie knife
twenty four times, fourteen thrusts en-,
tering the body. Jury out three hours
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!. ~Go te the Bsrnesville District
Fair. September oath, 25th, 26th and
9th, and see the largest exhibition in
Eastern Ohio.
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The Campaign Spirit.
To January 1, 1873, for so Cents.
SEND In YOUR CLUBS.
We will send the SrIRIr to January l,
to clubs Of ten, OF more, for
F 1 F T Y C E N I S!

To the supporters of GRANT we make the
following proposition:
We will mail the SPIRIT to as many of
them as desire it, to January l, 1878, and
| il GREELEY and Brown are elected they
to pay Us 75c each land if defeated they to
have it free; the money to be deposited in
the Monroe County Bank when the sub
scriptions commence. y ~
We make this offer in order to test tile
sincerity of their assertions that GRANT
will be elected We are ready to enter
your names. Who speaks first? +
HENRY r. WEST,
Publisher Of The SPIRIT.
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EHE RAckINe RAcE.-Tbe entries for

TBE RAcKING RACE.-Tbe entries for
this race were:
'sKentucky'' JOSEPH MYERS
.aErien MILLER d YoHS.
The FIRST and second heats were taken
by ssKentucky" When called by the
Judges for the third heat, the owners
of @Erie" announced that they had con-
,.cluded to draw their horse of, because
of bleeding at the nose. Kentucky
went alone in this heat.
TME.2:52 2:59. Premium S3a.
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Massachusetts,

The Democratic and Libetal Repub-
llcan State Convention Of Massachu
setts assembled at Worcester on the
l1th inst, and nominated the following
ticket:
For Governor, Charles Sumner; Lieu
tenant Governor, Geo. NJ. Stearns; Sec
retary Of State, Geo H. Munroe; Treas
urer, Levi Haywood; Auditor, P. A.
Collins; Attorney General, Waldo Co.
burn; Electors at large, Chester Chaplin
and I. w. Bird. Sumner and Munroe
are Liberals, the others Democrats. The
Convention adopted only two resolu.
tions. The first indorses the platform
and candidates adopted at Cincinnati
and accepted at Baltimore; the second
indorses the candidates put in nomina.
ton and Recommends them to voters.
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~The different kinds of preserved
fruits exhibited at the Fair were the
finest shown here for several years.
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Nelu A0bertls
Farm for Sale.

VNHE undersigned offers for sale the farm of
| the Widow Rose, within one and half
miles of
Lew VI i L L,
In Summit township, consisting of
EIG HTY-T WO A c L Il 5 !.
There are fifty acres Of cleared, and the bal
ance good timberl land; the place is well wa.
tered, and has one dwelling house, good
barn and an excellent bearing orchard.
For further particulars or terms call on
Mrs. Rose, on the place, or address:
JACOB ROSE,
sep17mG! Mastertoh, Monroe Co., O.
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Eleven years,
Interest the first nine years,
$3.50 80

Total, .. SS9 80
Say 800 on $1,000; $4,000. $3.50, in
90 years, and so in proportion to the
amount of valuation. The writer of this
signed a petition to the Trustees to take
vote Of the people of Center, but l shall
vote RAILROAD, No"
SAMUEL BLOWERS
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nSBlank Deeds and Mott
cages t0r Sale at this dttict
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4 N n. 0 U N C E NJ E N T S

EDs. SPIRIT: Please announce the name of
THkoDoRE CASTLE, the present Incumbent as
an Independent candidate for Probate Judge.
at the ehsuing OCTOBER ELEorIoN,
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yA variety Of reading matter will
be found on our first and fourth pages.