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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-08-12
NEWS ITEMS.
Soda produces cancers.

Soda produces cancers.
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Mrs Gen Lee paints autumn leaves
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5000 acres.
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"The Senator from Massachusetts," is
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The FIVE oldest living graduates of
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The Lisbon, N. H., gold mines yielded
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Texas having settled the Kickapoos,
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The annual shower of frogs happened
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Savannah prohibits rice culture within
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A Mishawaka, Ind, scamp put emery
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Maine has caught lobster measuring
four feet from claw 10 claw.
A lady fell asleep in church recently;
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A collection Of our postage stamps
will be rare in the year 5000.
Anderson, Ind, has lady dentist who
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Aquarial gardens without beer don't
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Clear Creek, Cal has race course 10
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Ladies eDjoyparlor hops, while gentle
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Arrack punch, warranted to give rack
ing headache, is ann ounced.
A Georgia youth objects to postal
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A Cincinnati brewers giddy wife pa
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Virginia papers think that an end has
been put on dueling in that State.
A veritable mermaid has shown herself
upon the branch at Brewster.
Oregon equestriennes are said to be
addicted to saddley masculine habits.
Boston's tenement population consists
of 54,45O persons, living in 2,165 hou.
ses.
Hartford has the largest fre-bell in
New England. She isn't much on fires,
though.
An ALBANY clergyman requested his
congregation not to use fans, as it scat
tered his thoughts.
Mexico claims that she can produce
coffee equal to that grown in any part o.
the world.
Peaches are two dollars quart a
Newport, There are not many people
there. that like peaches at this time o.
year, though.-Boston Post.
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Meeting of the Board Oh County
COHnsniSSi0ners.

The Board met on Friday, the 9Th
inst, present VIM. WORKMAN, G. CEHRs
and JAMES ARMSTRONG.
!, The Board examined the account of
.DRoLLINGER d Co., for building stone
arch bridge across BARE's run at Bares-
vile. Upon measurement it was found
that said bridge contained,i lin all, 563 per-
ches at SIS 10; excavations, 282 cubic
yards at 80 cents, and S25 extra for tim
ber used in the foundation. DRoLLINGER
s. Co., not being satisfied with the meas
urement, the final settlement Of said con-
tract was postponed to the September
session, land a new measurement ordered.
A motion to pay DRoILINGER & Co.
$1,000, partial payment, in addition to
'SS00 heretofore paid, was carried BY
Yeas, ARMSTRONG, CEHRs and WORKMAN.
A motion to pay w. c, MANN and H
C. MANN $40 to grade the road CON-
mencing at the South-side of Cross street,
.on Main street, in the town of Malaga, to
the Barnesville pike at the county line,be
tween the counties of Monroe and Bel
mont, according to specification made by
j. B. NoLL, on or before the 1st day OF
December, 1873, was carried by Yeas,
ARMSTRONG, CEHRs and WORKMAN Bond
given in the sum OF 1900,
Amotion opay THcs S FOWLER and
JOHN B. TRUAx 800 to furnish and de-
liver all the limestone, according to spec.
Iifcations, for the road commencing at the
South side of Cross street on Main, in
the town of Malaga, to the Barnesville
pike at the county line between the coun-
ties of Monroe and Belmont, said stone
to be delivered on or before the 1st day
of December. 1873, was carried by Yeas
ARMSTRONG, CEHRs and WORKMAN. Bond
given in the sum of $4,000.
The same parties are to receive $45C
to break the stone ON said road, to be
completed on or before the 1st day of De
cember, 1873. Bond given in the sum Of
$1,000.
A motion to pay ISAAC FISHER $500
partial payment for making fill at the
Baresville bridge was carried by Yeas
ARMSTRONG, CEHRs and W oRHMAN.
A motion was carried to pay JOIN
Pool $50, partial payment for painting
dome On the court house and iron bridge
at Steed's mill. Yeas, the whole Board,
A motion to pay JOHN B. NoLL S35 fol
plans and specifications of bridge acros:
Wittens Fork of Muskingum; also pro
file and specifications for Malaga road
was carried by Yeas three, the full
Board.
Allowed FRED SToEHR 50 Is for men
ding gable window on court house.
There being no further business thu
Board adjourned.
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Nineteenth District Senatorial
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 Meet
On Saturday, the Goth Day OF
September.

StPtcAuUchs
On the Sth inst delegations from Mon
roe and Noble. and a Committee from
Guernsey County, assembled at Summer
field, Noble County, Monroe and Noble
to nominate a candidate for Senator, and
the Committee from Guernsey to explain
the action of their County Convention,
and to urge the Endorsement of the candi-
date nominated by the Democratic Con.
vention ofthat county.
The Convention was organized by cal
ling W. VAN METER to the Chair, and ap-
pointing JAMES A. GoURLEY, Secretary.
Mr. OLDHAM, Chairman of the Com,
mittee from Guernsey, stated that the
Chairman of their Central Committed had
neglected to notify them of the action ta-
ken by the Central Committee of Mon
roe County, calling the Convention, and
that their Convention had appointed the
Committee present upon information de-
rived from the Guernsey Times! The
Chairman was notified of Monroe Coun :
ty's action in a letter dated July ID, four
teen days previous to the holding of their
County Convention ED. SPIsIT.]
After considerable discussion, the Con.
vention adjourned to meet on Saturday,
the Goth day of September, at which time
there cannot possibly be any good excuse
for county being unrepresented.
The following resolution was adopted !:
Resolued, That the thanks of the Con-
venton arc rendered the Sons of Temper
ance for the use of their Hall. 81
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Town Officers.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS TO
ANp FROM WOODsFIELD.

Barnesyille, which now includes Beallsvilie
and Calais mails, arrive each evening at 8
P. H.. Leave each morning at N.
Western Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays. Leave Wednesday and Saturday
at a, m.
Sun6sh arrives every Tuesday evening.
Leaves Wednesday mornings at Z AN.
Southern Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays. Leaves Wednesday and Saturday
Of q. m.
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tFrom the Barnesville Enterprise, 3lst ult.)

No SNAKE YARN-The other day we
overheard an old settler, who now lives
not many miles from Barnesville, and
whose veracitv for truth is unimpeach-
able, relate wonderful feat which was
performed by an old lady some fifty
years ago, over in Monroe county
She was then over eighty years of age.
She arose from her bed one cold winter
morning-the coldest shat winter-fed
and MIXED FIVE COWS, then got break
fast, and walked four miles to the near
est neighbor, and borrowed a cast-ircn
kettle weighing one hundred and TWEEN
tv-three pounds and seven ounces, car
ried it home and Made half barrel of
soft soap before supper,time, and would
have taken the kettle home again that
night If she had not been compelled to
knit her husband a pair of stockings,
who was going away the next morning.
She had smoked pipe the usual mum
ber of wears, and it was said she was
very fond Of her "toddy."
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tFrom the Guernsey Times, 7th inst,

Newell Kennon, Esq, has recovered
from the attack of cholera in Washing
ton City and returned to Fairview.
In Middletown and vicinity, live
Boyd Forbes, aged SO; James Scott,
81; VIM Chochran so; and Simpson
George So.
Last Monday morning little three
year old child Of Mr. John Hunt, Of
Spencer's Station, was kicked by O
horse while playing around in front ol
the store. 1t is dangerously injured
but passenger on the train passing al
the time heard the physician say il
would probably recover.
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PR O S P E C T q S
THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY
Woodsfeld, Monroe Co., O.

We propose publishing first class
weekly paper, in which will be found the
GENERAL News of the country, and the
LOCAL News of Monroe County.
The latest Market Reports, from all
points. be furnished our readers.
We shall advocate in the future, as in
the past the principles of Democracy.
We shall aim to give the people the
truth concerning all matters Those gull
ty of corruption in public positions will
be exposed, without rega ard to what party
they may be attached This we regard
as the true course for public journal to
pursue
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-08-12

EUnder the new School Law the
Principal of a school, for the training
of teachers, or those who purpose
teaching, is not eligible to the position
of School Examiner. But an election
must be held under the law before its
provisions can effect Eexaminers now
in Office. The school election takes
place in April of each year.
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Farm for Sale.

THE undersigned offers for sale valuable
/ farm below Barnes Run, on the OEso
River in Jackson township, Monroe county.
Ohio.
There are one hundred acres ii the farm,
seventy acres of which are cleared, and the
balance good timber land. There are
SIXTY ACRES OF RIVER BOTTOM
land. There is an orchard on the farm con.
tanning 600 bearing apple trees.
The dwelling house cost three thousand dol
lars, and is insured; there are two other dwell
ling houses. two large barns and several
small buildings on the place,
Three 6rst-rate wells furnish all tie water
required. ...,
This is one of the best farms on the nvsr.
For further particulars, address.
LEVI THOMAS.
sardis, Monroe County. Ohio.
August s, ls73m2.
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R6EThe following is a list Of

s@ The following is list Of those
present at the Summerfield Convention
JERE. WILLIAMS, DAVID OKEY, LOUIS
HoEFFLEK, DR.. j. B. WILLIAMS, A. G
MILLER, W. T. NORRIS, A. j. PEARSON
H R. WEST, T o. LITTLE, JAS X. BUcH.
ANAN, JAS A. GoURLEY,J, B. DRIGGs,JAs
WATSON, F. NJ. AMOS, JOHN PFALzGRAF
EDWARD OKEY, GEORGE REED, JAS F.
FoLGER and DIR. G.. W. MASON
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From the Barnesville Enterprise.)

SINGULAR FIRE-Mrs. Ault came to
town last week and bought a wash-ba-
sin. AS she was taking it home, the
suns rays were reflected SO strongly
upon her clothing that her dress took
fire, and she was obliged to rush into
William Nace's for water to put out the
flames
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LOCAL.

ERoasting ears are fifteen cents
per dozen.
w Threshing machines are being
put in repair.
E"Old white hats" are again the
style.
RLime is one of the best disin-
:fectants known.
wIfyouwanto obworkdonecallatthe
SPIRIToffice.
R"The Lawyer Outwitted," will
appear next week.
wC CometotheF Fair, Experimentation
'and11th.
wOur thanks are due Mrs. P. DIEHL
for beautiful boquet.
RWork and keep out of debt, and
success will come your way, certain
ECome to the Fair on the 9th, 10th
and 18th days of September.
fEThe Premium List will appear
in our next issue.
HTheSprRrrismailedtosu
S1 5s8peryear ;sixmonths, s,seventy-fve
cents.
RA wet sponge applied to the top
of horses head.o hot day,is good
thing.
wThere are eighteen townships in
this county ,and only two without town,
Wayne and Switzerland.
EETbe names of students attending
Prof. MARTINS school, at Antioch, viii
be found in this issue.
~Mr. JOHN NoLL and wife, of Meigs
County, and Miss RICHARDSON, of Mari
etta, are visiting friends in this place.
EThere is no prospect of railroad
being made through this county at pres
ent.
EW1LLIAM OKEY, Esq, Member o
the Constitutional Convention arrived al
home on the 9th inst.
EMr. S. P. JONES proposes erecting
a ware room at the rear of his store
building.
ROur coal dealers are busily engag-
ed furnishing our citizens with coal fol
next Winter.
RThe rickety old fence has beer
removed from the front of the III. E
Church.
HOur fist and fourth pages con
tain a variety Of interesting reading
matter.
RCucumhers, cabbage, beans, corr
and other truck, are likely to increase
the practice of cur physicians.
1Linen can be glazed 10y adding
teaspoonful of salt, and one of finely
fersped soap to q pint Of starch.
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Emigration Turning!

Cheap Farms In southwest MISSOURI
The Atlantic d Pacific Railroad Com.
pany offers 100000 acres of land in
Central and Southwest Missouri, at from
So to SO per acre, on seven years time,
with free transportation from St. Louis to
all purchasers. Climate, soil, timber,
mineral wealth, schools, churches, and
abiding society invite emigrants
from all points to this land of fruits and
flowers. For particulars. address A
Tuck, Land Commissioner, st. Louis,
Mo. janl4y.
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Notice.

4 IL persons are hereby notified to not pnr-
II chase or trade for notes drawn, dated
and payable as followa: One note, from Kben.
ezsr Martin, J. Wesiley Martin and Josephus
Goddard to Theodore Martin or order. for
500, dated August 6, 1879, and due August
6, 1874 :. -,
Also, one, note from Rbeneser Martin, J.
Westley Martin and. tossphus Goddard to
Theodore Martin or order, for 500, dated
August 6, 1872, and due August 6, 1875.
The aforesaid notes we're stolen on the Ssth
day of July, 1873. SAMUEL GROUx.
July %, l373-w3.
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mr Rings and Cliques are poor thin

BS Rings and Ciiques are poor things,
in the estimation of taxpayers. We
learn that a few patriots think it would
be good thing to divide the county into
six districts, ofthrec townships -each,fo
the purpose Of aiding them to gull the
people into nominating them and their
friendsto Office, by the system of "you
scratch my back, and I'll scratch yourn."
It's sad, very sad,to contemplate, besides
lis exceedingly thin.
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4 feGhessean,proatrated by lightning,
was startled, he said, by cannon going
off at each of his ears, and the atmos-
phere turning to liquid fire.
An Albany youth who stole his moth
er's watch, pawned it and went on spree
with the proceeds, came back for for give
ness and got fifteen months.
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TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS

WJosEPH and GEORGE SCHUMACHER,
of this township, have, each, q acres in
tobacco, which they will commence tak-
ing in and stringing the present week
They claim theirs is the largest and best
tobacco in the township.
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Notice to Bridge Builders.

CEALBD proposals will be received at the
=. Auditors Office of Monroe county, Ohio,
until September Q, 1878, IL o'clock, noon, for
wrought iron bridge across Witten's Fork
of Muskingum Creek, in said county, ninety.
four feet span, fourteen feet roadway. Plans
and specifications must accompany bids. The
Commissioners reserve the tight to reject one
or all bids. No bid viii be entertained un.
less this notice is complied with,
By order OF Commissioners.
nj. HoKFFLER. Auditor
WcodsasId, Angus: s. 1878.
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R1 Hon. JOHN G. THOMPSON has been
re-nominated for State Senator in the
Franklin Senatorial District. Mr..
THOMPSON is Chairman of the Demoora' :
ic State Executive Committee, and the
best organizer in Ohio. He will be
elected.
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M. IIVEET IEN, 1iUUIIVI. {.
Auditors Office, May 80, 1878.

From the Barnesville Enterprise June 81
Monroe County spent only eight
hundred and nine dollars and eleven
cents for county printing last fall
This is good showing and does
credit to the honesty and fairness of
the officers and printers.
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@R Rev. j. l. WILSON, of the NJ. E..
Church, at Antioch, accompanied by
his family, passed through here on the
5th inst, on their way to Freeport,
Harrison county to visit friends and
relations in that section. They will be
absent four weeks Rev. WILSON is
popular with the citizens of our coun-
ty, generally. We wish him and his
family a pleasant visit and safe return.
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EFWe met Bros MOORE and COOLEY,
of the Noble County Spectator, and
Republican, at the Summerfeld Con
vention. They were looking splendid
ly, and are certainly in fine condition
for the Fall campaign.
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Transfers OF Real Estate.

The following transfers have been
made since our last issue.
A c. Miller to Sears and Belt, Woods
field, out lot No. 8, 81 acres and lot
No. 10l, $4,000.
A. Harrison to Julia Rist, Ohio town.
ship, 16 acres, S2.400.
G. Parson tow. P. Morrison, Bethel
township, % acres, $275.
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EgMr. w. NJ. ALExANDER has open
ed stove and tin shop, east of the Pub
lie Square. He is prepared to furnish
all articles of tin-ware, stoves, copper
and iron kettles and other articles found
in an establishment of that kind. He is
agent of the Garry Iron Roofing Com
pany. A roof of this material on Mr.
A. c. M1LLER's dwelling, is pronounced
frst-class. Also agent for the Arling:-
ton stove, pronounced by competent
judges to be the best manufactured
Give him call. Prices reasonable.
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Belmont County Republican
Ticket.

The Republicans Of Belmont county
on the 9th inst, nominated the follow
ing ticket:
Leyislator-Dr. ARMSTRONG.
Auditor-J. B. LoNGLEY.
Ireasurer-A. PoRTERFIELD.
Commissioner-SoLo HeGBE.
Inf. Director-THos. LODGE.
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NOTICE..

The Directors of the Monroe County
Agricultural Society will meet in Woods
field, on Saturday, August 80, 1873. The
business to be transacted is important.
BY order, DC.
MILLER, Pres.
DAVID OKEY, Sec. Aug 12,w2.
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EFMr. W. NJ. ALEXANDER, of this
place, has contracted to put an iron roof
on the residence of Mr.. H. G. KoTzEBUE,
of Malaga.
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EThe proceedings of the Demo
cratic State Convention rendered it ne
cessary to leave out several communities
tions. They will appear hereafter
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Advertising and Job Work,

All Advertising and Job Work will be
executed in q workmanlike manner, at
rates as low as the same can be done for
at any other country office.
TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS.
Single copy year.~.................s1 81 30
" onths............." IS
Postage paid by the subscriJer--2O cents
per year from July l, 1873. +.
Clubs of 10, or more, each...... ...$i so
JERE. WILLIAMS, EDITOR.
HENRY r. WEST, PUBLISHER
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CASH AND PRODUCE
q II q R I'd
OF MALLORY & sIMs
IN LARrN TON,

IN LARrN TON,
To buy their Goods9 The question is easy Ok
solution.
ist. Because they are favprably situated
on the Ohio River, thereby saving heavy ex.
pense Of transportation.
I'd. They buy their goods Of manuiactu-
rers or importers; which enables them to sell
their goods as cheap as many others buy.
8. They buy for cash, saving from two to
six per cent direct on their purchases.
4.h. They keep the largest stock Of goods
in the county, consisting in part Of
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Woodsfield Encampment No, 1ss,
LOO F.
MASONIC

MssRoR LoDes No. lse, r. & A. NJ, meets
In their Hall. in Woodsfsld, on Wednesday
evening Of, or preceding,the full Moon of each
month. Il. B. HILL, W. N.
JERs, WnnIAxs, Secretary.
WooDsFrsLD CHAPTER.No. IS, R. A. NJ meets
'at their Han, in Woodsfeld ON Monday even
Ing Succeeding the full Moon Of each mouth,
JsRB. WILLIAMS, H.P.
JAS. B. MoRRIs, Secretary.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
FOR SALE,

Thirty six and one half acres Of land
within the corporate limits of Woods.
field East of town. Apply at this office
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Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing between
i Iitton and McGrew, in the blaeksmithins
business, in Sardis, has been diss lived, and
al parties indebted to the late firm are here
by notified to call on N. Litton, who has the
books, and settle, either BY. cash or note, As
the business must be settled Immediately, to
close the books.
N. LITT0N,
for Litton 4 Mcarev.
sariis. O., August 5, ls73m5.
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Our livery men are doing thriving
business; and we don't wonder at it
when we see the elegant turn-outs they
have at command,
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To HOrseman.

Welearn that Mr.. JAMES BUcHANAN
intends to devote the coming season to
training trotting and pacing horses
BUCHANAN is one of the best horsemen in
Eastern Ohio Parties having horses to
train can rest assured that if Mr. BUcH-
ANAN has charge of them they will re.
ceive proper attention.
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Amounts due Corporations, Dis
lricts and Townships. at the Au-
gust settlement, 1878, for. all
PURPOSES

The following exhibits the amounts
due the several corporations, districts
and townships in this county, and Which
the Treasurers are entitled to receive at
the settlement during this month: y
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COALi COALI

THE undersigned is prepared to farnish
l. good article of coal at all times, from Hess
bank on Bakers Fork to the citizens of Woods.
field or any other place in Monroe county.
Will furnish coal at the market price.
July 8, '73-8m ANDON HOFFMAN.
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Written for The Spirit Of Democracy.l
From Ferry township.
ANTIOCH, MONROE COUNTY,

August 5, 1873.
ED. SPIRIT: The following comprises
q list of the names OF The students atten-
ding the Antioch Select School, taught
by Prof. Epoch Martin: