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Noble County News.

from the Noble County Republican July Is
A little SON Of C. W. Shankland, o.
Marion township, met with severe &C
cideht oh Saturday last. A cradle had
been careiessty left in the wheat field
with the edge of the scythe up, and the
boy stepped and fell on. it, cutting him
self severely in the foot, leg and thigh
The cut in the thigh spread open fnul
inches.
! NAsRb~ EscAPE-LEG BRoKEN-Jos
Holtzhauer, last week, while at work
cleaning out a well for John S. Hob
man, ESD, became overcome with the
deadly damp, and had been drawn al
most to the top Of the we'll, by those a
its mouth, when he fell, back to tin
bottom. BY incredible exertions hi
was again brought up in an unconscious
state, His serious injury IS broker
leg, caused by the fall !,
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Publisher of The SPIRIT.


~The August Folio, edited by
George Lowell Austin, is on our table.
Its contents are admirable. The serial
by the editor is continued; theSe are in
teresting papers on Frantz Bendel,
Peschka Leutner,. a pleasing story of
Pauline Lucca, an Interesting letter from
Milan, Jubilee criticisms, and editorials {;
the usual amount of musical notes, nine
pages of Music. and choice likeLesses
of Madame Leutner and T. P. Ryder
the pianist. The FoLlo must be upon
the top-wave of success, for the gener,
Gus publishers announce that they will
give TO every new subscriber at Sl00 q
year, FIVE dollar oil chromo-"Fwo to
One,"- an offer unprecedented in the
annals OF. Journalism. Address White,
Smith & Perry, Boston,
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0me-llalf the people

One-half the people cannot take
Castor OH. The Castoria prepared by
DIR, PITCHER is purely vegetable, perfectly
harmless, pleasant TO take, and more eff
fectiye than Castor Oil 1t does not dis
tress or grippe, but regulates the system,
and operates when all other rem medies
have failed. 1t acts ike magic for Stom-
ach Ache, Constipation, ,Flatulency, Group,
and Worms. It contains neither Nine
rails, Morphine nor Alcohol, It's sooth,
ing, quieting effect produces natural
sleep, and particularly adapts it to crying
and teetling children No article has
ever met with such unqualified endorse
ment by the Physicians Take no more
Bitter Pills, Narcotic Syrips, Gripihg
Purgatives OF Sickening Oils. The Cas-.
toria costs but 35 cents, and when once
tried YOU will never be without it. -.
J.B RosE C Co, SO Broadway, N. Y
iy9w4.
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COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
Ratification Meeting In Washing.
ton Township.
A Greeley and brown Club Or
s ganiZpd.
A BIG CROWD OF PEOPLE

On last Saturday evening large anC
enthusiastic GREELEY and Brown meet
ing was held at Graysvile, Washington
township, .Dr Dolbeare was carledt 10 III,
Chair, and John Gatchell was appointed
Secretary. The Chairman stated the oh
ject of the meeting, and announced
Messrs. Millisan. Okey and Way, as the
speakers present.
Hon. W. G. Way, present Representa-
tive of Washington County, was called
upon, and, in his usual clear ard forcible
manner, discussed at some length the is
sues involved in the coming Presidential
contest, showing why Democrats should
support Mr. Greeley land why the admin.
istration of President Grant should nol
be supported. ......
He was foHosed by. David okey, Esq,
Clerk of the Courts in this county, in a
well-timed speech on the failure of Gen.
Grant as President, and urged the sup,
port of Horace Greeley as our only hope
for reform.
Hon. William Milligan, our Represen
tative, was the next speaker and dealt
sledge-hammer blows 10 the common en-
eny, ,as he clearly demonstrated the Gree,
ley movement to be "a peoples movement
and well worthy. the support of all true
men. James Watson, Esq followed in
an eloquent and stirring speech.
The Organization Of a Greeley and
Brown Club was then effected-the fol
lowing officers being selected: .. ..-,
President, John Gatchell; Vice Pfesi.
dent, Edward Dougherty Secretary, w
H.. Booth; Treasurer, Samuel Milhorn :;
Committee on Resolutions, James Wat
son, James Daugherty, A. Mann. 0. f.
Flint, c. B. Knowlton The Club will
meet on Saturday evening next, apd after
that time VIII meet every two weeks.
Look out for good report from old
Washington on the first Tuesday of No
vember. DR. l. d. DOLBEARE,
President.
JOHN GATCHELL, Secretary.
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At a meeting held in Woodsfeld, on
Saturday, the 9th inst, to organize 8
GREELEY and BRowN Club for the Cam
pafgn, tie Following officers were elect
ed
P,'esident-JoHN P. SpRIGGs.
Vice PreSident-MIcHAEL HoEFFLER
Secretaty-JoHN B. DRIGGs.
Treasurer-A. j. PEARSON.
A committee of three, JERE. WILL
IAMs, JAMES R. MORRIS and DAVE
.OKEY, was appointed to draft a Consti
tuition and By Laws for the government
of the Club. ....
An Executive Committee of .dGe from
each School DISTRICT in Center township
was appointed.
On motion, adjourned to meet on
Saturday, August Sd, at the Clerks of
fee.
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There il about Is acres OF the laad clear
ed, eell impreyed. .ap. under good f.no:pg
the remainder "a. wali timbsred, Thsre ar.
two dwelling houses sp-the farm in o'd re-
rair. one log barD ,wesths. boarded. one fran.
smoke house and. other outbuldings, On,
good bearing oiohard of three acres, com
posed of different varieties Of fruit Tn.
Farm is we'll W altered having springin ever,
Geld. Thsre is coal on the land o. g1ot
quality
The land lies within three miles Of tn.
line Of the Belairs, Woodsheld and z mas
vile Railroad, which road is now being sur
veyed, and depot will be established in tha
distapcs of it. :. =
For further particulars address OF call OIL
ISAAC N. MYERS.
!, jy30m3. 90 Beallsvllle, Monroe Co, 0,
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HENRY r. WEST Secretary.

E Rev. N. PILGER, pastor of the H.
C. Churches on Wills Creek, at Millions.
burg and Woodsfeld, during the past
seven years has been removed to Newark
Ohio. Rev. PILGER was highly respected
by his congregations, and citizens who
formed his acquaintance, He is polish
ed gentleman, a first-class preacher ant
one whom the people Of Newark are for.
tunate in obtaining.
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WARREN Township, Belmont
County.
The Belmont Chronicle Answer
OIL .e.rrlr .aalr-.

The Belmont CaroDiCie answer
- 5r.o ed. TsNGI1E Hao7
ai,'Ep. ChRoSIcIE --For the purpose Of
settling a question of veraeity, ! here
with comply with your request by send
ing the names of the FIVE Republicans
alluded to in my communication last
week. They are r. G.. Graves, William
Reed, Evan Plumly, John D.. Talbot,
Jonathan Capstack On the 18th inst.
NGreeley Club was organized, and
the above five Republicans with four
other Republicans, signed the Constitu'
ton and became members of the Club
Besides the above nine Republicans the
writer of this knows eight more Repub
Fhcans in the corporation Of Barnesville
who will do the same thing; but ! al
tlude to the above seventeen, speaking
whereof l know only. You say hun
dreds of Democrats (in this county, ]
understand you), will vote for Grant
VIII you please print the names of five
Democrats of Richland township who
will vote for Grant,?
Signed, CARLETON.
Barnesville, July Is, IT, &
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Situated two miiss south of Be,llsville
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GREELEY CLUBs.-The Democrats and
Liberal Republicans in the several town
ships are requested by the Chairman Of
the Democratic Committee, to meet, al
their places of holding elections, or
Saturday the Sd day of August, to or
ganize GREELEY and Brown Clubs fol
the campaign The Secretary of each
Club organized is requested to forward
the proceedings for publication in the
SprR.r. - pnElfaqS 2
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The UNION planning MrLL.-This es-
enlistment, located at Sardis, this coun-
ty, is turning out some excellent work
The proprietors, LoREY, FREY d Co, will
supply orders for flooring, weather boar.
ding, windows, doors, and other dressed
material in their line, at as low rates as the
same can be purchased in any other mar
ket. Attention is invited to their adver-
tisemcnt Give them call.
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from the Cincinnati Commercial, s4th inst

From the Cincinnati Commercial, Gath inst. ]
Senator Conkling made an imprudent
speech yesterday, The attempt to JUS
tify the Presidents nepotism is foolish,
and Conkling was weak enough to claim
that Andy Johnson was responsible. for
9rother-in-l law Cramer and Father
Grant. 1t is true that johnson, az a
compliment to General Grant, appointed
those persons. President Grant pro
NOTED Cramer and reappointed his fa.
ther. Why do Senators try to crawl
around the plain facts known to- every.
body Conkling's apology for Tom
Murphy was also poor stuff. Murphy
has been convicted OF shoddy swind-
ling, was one of Boss Tweed's partners,
knew psthing of the ditfes of his Office,
and is jolly, vulgar, ignorant, .riotous
liver .e. ed -i
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Road Notice.

A PETITION viii be presented to the Com
\ missionsrs Of Monroe county. Ohio, a
their September session, ! s72, praying for .
view and survey for the alteration and es
tablishment of road, starting at the mouth
of Hern's Run on Little Muskingum Creek, fu
Perry township, and following it near ths
road running north through the lands Of Bs
El Dye aud John, Andrews ,;apd stheaee north
TO intersact the nlaiu read nsar IW. r. Gray'i
barn in Perry township :, H
sjysov5. MANY PETITIONERS
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby, given that ! have au-
thorized and appointed John Ludi my
agent, who is hereby authorized to settle
and close up all my business. All per:
sons indebted to me are requested to
make immediate, payne land all persons
having claims against me, are notified to
present them. for payment, to my said
agent, All olaiuls, dye me and not paid
within thirty day will be collected accor-
ding to law. =, JACOB Tom,
jy23w3. Ohio Tp., Monroe CO, %.
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.rt tft-. -
Earm Sold,

On the 23d inst, Mr.. RoBERT PoRE
aold his farm containing 250 acres to
FKEnnicx KoEHIrR and "A G. Mn.LER
for 81, 500. The farm contains so acres
of the best timber in the county and is
underlaid With coal that crops out on
Sunfsh creek We understand that
Messrs. KoEHLER and MINER propose
to stock the farm with pure blooded
Durham cattle. Would it not be good
idealfos an of our farmers TO look after
the inproyment Of their stock ?%'lk1
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FIFTY CEN Isl

To the supportersof GRAN5 we make the
following proposition:
We will mail the SPIRIT to as many Of
them asdesire it, to January l, 1878, and
III 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.
!, We make this offer in order to test the
sincerity of their assertions that GRANT
will be elected We are ready to enter
your names. Who speaks first9
HENRY R. WEsF,
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wAt the teachers examination held
on the Goth inst, there we're twenty nine
applicants for certificates. Twenty five
Of them received certificates as follows
/ for "a months; 6 for IS months; II
for IL months; Z for 6 months and 4
rejected. - ssv s ~,
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g inclair's Single Acting, Non-Frees
y ziDg, CosfBIEED HYDRAUIdC AND FORCE
PUMP.-Patented June 6, 1871.
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Notice.

A LII persons ale hereby warned not to buy
~ promissory note given by me to NJ. C.
Srarbreck & Co. Said note calls for fifty dol
lars, dated July Is. 1872, and payable four
months after date Sand note was obtained
by false and fraudulent representations made
to me by. one stephen Buskirk, who repre-
sented himself the agsntof said NJ, G. Star.
breck &Cc. jySOw3 BIT. GELLoTT.
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Fifteenth Congressional District
Contention.
Thursday. August I5. 1879.

The Democracy of the counties COM
posing the 18th Congressional District of
Ohio: Athens; Meigs, Monroe. Morgan
and Washington, are requested to select
delegates to represent their counties in a
Convention to convene at Marietta, Ohio,
On
Thursday, the 18th day Of August, 1872,
for the purposeef placing in nomination
a candidate to represent the District in
the Congressof the United States
The several counties are entitled to
representation in the Convention upon
the basis Of one vote for every 100 votes
cast for Governor at the October election
in 1871 and one vote for every fraction
of 507otes, or over cast at the same cleo
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INsuL VENT NOTICE.

nN the 10th day of July. A. d. 1872, the
~ Probate Court of Monroe county, Ohio,
declared the estate Of William Lucas, deceased,
to be probably insolvent. Creditors are there
fore required to present their.olaiins against me
estate to the undersigned, for allowance, within
six months from tAe time. ,abOveA mentioned, or
they will not be entitled tapayment, 50
.,...,.a ~ RICHARD STEWART, i
Executor Of the viii of VIM. Lucas, decd.
yy23TS. = 10 -iti@ = Attt'
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HIf our readers desire to learn how
fearful the GREELEY and Brown food IS,
let them read carefully the articles pub
lished, on our first page. They will also
find interesting matter on our fourth
,paee.
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@kEBro. CooLFY, editor of the Noble
County Republican, was in town one day
last week He reported Noble in -four
ishing condition, and, strange to relate,
GREELEr stock going up among GRANTS
old supporters, 7 3
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Notice Of VIII.

nj oTICa is hereby given that the last will
~ and testament Of Peter Anshutz, late OF
Ohio township. Monroe county, Ohio, together
with the record thereof,was dest. .oyed by fire
on he 18th day of June, ls67,and that duly
certified COPY thereof was admitted to record
in my oficeon the 18th day of July, lS72,snd
recorded therein,
T. O. CASTLE, "a.
jy23w3. Probate Judge N. G. 0.
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xTThe total receipts of the Monroe
County Teachers Institute during the
past year were S23S SO. Expenditures
during the year sa44 80. Amount over
paid, SO II.
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I.oCAI.
To Our Readers.

We expect. in our next issue, to pub
hsh an article from Hon. JAMES R. Nor
Ris on the political situation, and giving
his reasons for his support of GREELEY
and BRowN. as ~
He, like us, believes that no good
Christian will quote ST.. PAUL before his
conversion. 49, z-. - .-..r
He believes, as we do, that the GRANT
administration has become so corrupt,
that he can forget all his old prejudices
amt support GREELEY and Brown in or
der to restore to the people an honest
administration. e
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FARM FOR SALE.-Attention is invited
to an advertisement in this issue offer
ing Cor sale farm near Beallsville, this
county. The advertisement states fully
all tfiesparticulars gsasq
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NOTICE TO STONE CUTTERS.

Sealed proposals will be received upte
September 2, for new flag stone pave,
ment in front and on South side of court
house lot; flag stonelto besquared pave
ment 20 be nine feet wide; bond must be
given for the faithful performance of
contract; the Commissioners reserve the
right to refuse one or all the bids. -
BY order of Commissioners.
iy23w4, n NJ. HoEFELER, Auditor.
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MONROE COUNTY.
AND BROWN CLUBs

J., The Democracy and Liberal RepuhIi,
cans of the several townships, are re
quested TO meet, at their usual places Of
holding elections, on
safurday.the Sd Gay of August. ~
At O'Clock IN the afternoon, and or,
4ganize GREELEY & BROWN Clnhs for
ithe Campaign. Thorough organization
IS necessary tn defeat and drive the
Corruptionists from power,
; The Secretary Of each township Club
is requested to forward the proceedings
Of the organization to the undersigned
JOHN P. SPRICGS,
Chn'm Dem. Co. G. n. Com.
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EEOS the 25th inst, Hon. JAMES R
MoRRrs purchased Mr.. SAMUEL p JONES
residence in the South etd of town, pay
ing him therefor 1000 and the LANGEL
property, valued at S700.
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Settlement Aocoun is, :
PROBATE CoUsr, MONROE COUNTY ONO.

PROBATE CoUsT, MONROE CouSTr OHIO. !
"a. July q, 1872
I1HE following settlement accounts viii. be
i ffor. hearing 49, ~ ? @$sg p
-. 'Thqrsday, August Is, 1872:
Elias Wilson Guardian of the person and
property of James Wilson, lst-pars.,s.
ELIAS Wilson Guardian of the person ant
property of Margaret, l.,Wilson lst part.
Alexander SmiIh G6ardian Of thelperson am
property OF Mary and Otho Farmer, Is
part,
II. B 4il and S. A. Morgan Guardian of Emo
Brownfeld's estate, final. " ~
John Kerr Guardian OF person and propert,
of Frederick Attel's heirs, I'd part.
>. :. T. q. CASTLE,
iy3otd. Probate Judge NJ. &C.
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page

p HMiss LOUISA LAiRIsG, daughter
of General CLEMENT LAMPING, of Pfus-
sia, was visiting in our place last wee K.
General LAMPING is brother of f. A.
LAMPINa Of Washington county and
WILLIAM LAMPING of Baltimore.
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Center Township Greeley and
Brown Campaign Club.

JOHN GATCHELL, Secretary.
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Prohibition Convention.

Prohihitionists of MonroeCounty are
requested to meet in Convention at Anti
och h,on Saturdag, A agast 8, 1872, 10 nom.
mate candidates for county offices, and
appoint delegates to District Conven,
ton, j. PENN
jy2Sw2. Chm Elk; Com.
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MARRIED-On the 20lh inst, at the
residence of the brides father, Hon. E,
HEAlLEY, in Cameron, by JOHN DAKAN,
Esq /, Mr.. CHRISTIAN LUDE and Miss EN-
MA A. HEADLEY.
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We invite the CO operation Of men of
all parties who are opposed to the pres
ent corrupt Administration, and are in
favor of a change, having for its object
the supremacy of the civil authorities
and the complete overthrow Of the bayo-
netdespotism now in power.
WALTER c. HOOD, Chaiir,man.
HENRY r. WEST Secretary.
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COALt COAL!!

Proposals for the delivery of 500
bushels of well screened coal will be re-
.ceived by the Directors OF Woodsfield
School District, until Saturday,, August
3, 1872.
Proposals to be sealed. and addressed
to fy23w2. J. WAY, Clerk.
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NsARrErTA COLLEGE,

NH MARIETTA, OHIO.
The next term in CollegeCand Academy begins
August 20. The Institution has all facilities
for doing thorough work. 1t has graduated 30
classes, numbering $50 students. The attend.
ance last year was greater thar. in any fortuor
year Worthy students needing it ara aided.
For catalogues, apply to the President IS
iy23w2. SEr LW. ANDREWS.
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~A letter from Iowa, in this issue,
will be found very interesting, The wri
ter isa young man whose parents reside
In our town. .s-..-t.
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EEThere are a number of Republi-
cans in every township in Monroe Coun-
ty, that voted for GRANT in 1868, and will
vote this year for GREELEY and Brown.
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Postmaster Atkinson this : morning
received the following note (all the way
from Ohio, which we give by aopy:sq
"to the Postmaster of Virginia City, Ne.
vada 8 ladys Would like to correspond
Wish Some voting gentlemen or your
plase for objects for fun and to pass
away the time Pond to improve, in letter
Wrighting [plenty of room evidently
and premiership Sd for Moral and in
telIectuel improvement address !Lenns
Rivers Renna Carson Idia WenWort
Somerton, Belmont County, Ohio" h.sa
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~We print in this issue letters
from q number of prominent Democrats
and Liberal Republicans. Read them
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HENRY JEuEoBss. FRED LoRy. CHRIST. FaBY
A ssignees Sale.

NOTICE is hersbY v~n that the under
" signed. rs the Assignee of A. Z. Phillips
& Bro, will sell at public auction. at the town
of Stafford, Monroe county Ohio. on
'Soturdag,the 7th dry Of September.lS 1872
Commencing at ocloek 4, m.. all the prop
erty ana effects assigned to him bs saii d n
for the hene6t of their crsit,rs,
Terms lnaas known on day of sac.
Il W MASON
Assignee of A. R. Philips 4 Bro.
9llue
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W Mr.. S. p JONES has repaired the
building on bis farm, the HoLLIsTER
farm, near town and will move into it
the coming Fall. , -s
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Saturday the Sd DAY of August. ~
PLATFORM

Of The National hberol Republican and
Democratic Rcfornlers, adopted at Gin
rinnati Nay 3. and at Baltimore Jnly
10, 1872.
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EEsA communication explaining the
BosEL railroad law will appear in our
next issue.
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LOCAL N Offices,
49, sgT9grl,-- ---.--SSs .444r~s.t-.
FRUIT CANSi FRUIT CANS!l

j.. II you want sound and perfect fruit
cans, Gala the tin. shop one-door south
of A SeHuMAcHER's meat shop, south
end of public square west side.
iyS0m2. > j HoLLIDAY, Timer.
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Near BeallsaHir, Monroe County, Ohio
e -, g ffG t---t- "a & sxs@
Tie uudsrsisn-d ofIsrS f,r sa's Ahis "arm of
ONE HUNDRED AND F0RTY-SIX
ACRES,
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The Campaign Spirit.
To January I, 1878, for SO Cents.
SEND IN YOUR CLUBS.

We will send the SPIRIT from August
| to January /, five months, to Clubs OF
ten, or more, for