The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-10-14
New Advertisements.
Courts
eEvOTE THE ENTIRE DEMO-
CRATIC TICKET TO-DAY
WITHOUT A SCRATCH.

at Woodsfield, on the 29th and 30th.
AWMore new subscribers TO the
SPIRIT last week.
vStafford, in Franklin township,
was laid out by JOHN JONES.
EFLebauon, in Bethel township, was
laid ont by THOMAS MASTERS.
n Antioch, in Perry township was
laid out in 1887 by WILLIAM JARVIS. 80
= AF Calais, in Seneca township, was
laid ont by JOHN DALEY in 1887.
= HG HGrsysville, Washington township
was laid out in 1885 by DANIEL GRAY.
There are aS7.94s acres of land
in Monroe Comfy, valued at So 1872, 800
D@ The chattle property in Monroe
County is valued at 81 S9l,S
HTbe town of Sardis, this county,
was laid out in 1S43 by JAMES PATTON.
Baresville, in Ohio township was
laid out in 1916 by JACOB BARE.
RComInon Pleas Court convenes
next Tuesday, the 21st inst.
= HMiltonsburg.in Malaga township,
was laid cut by DAVID 2IERsoN in 1896.
AB"Old Settler" will resume his con-
tributions to the SPIRITS columns in a
short time. s
~A number of the fastest horses in
the West will be at our Horse Fair on the
18th and 30th 6a t H9
ELewisville. in Summit township,
was laid out in 1887 by BARAK FISHER
and JOHN BURTON.
ECochransville, in Jackson town
ship was laid out in 1916 by THOMAS
COCHRAN:
90 HMalaoa. in Malaga township, wai
laid out in 1918 by JOHN HENDERsHo1
aud Horror HOWARD s afs5 -
ET The first Presiding Judge of the
Court OF Common Pleas in Monroe
County was BENJAMIN TAPpEN. 70 {
HThe first resident Lawyer, in
Woodsfeld, was,SENEcA g.. SALISBURY
il 1921. a z
RThe frst mail arrived in Woods
field. September -25th. 1915. AMOS B
JONES Post Master.
~The times for holding Courts il
is.counsy sad district viii be found il
thiA issue
. Woodsfeld was laid out in alSl1
BY GEORGE PAUL., LEVI BARBER, ARCH
IBALD WOODS and BENJAMIN RuGGLEs
EMr JOHN JEFFERs has been ap
pointed Clerk of Sunsbury township
Sice ". NJ. GRIFFITH, resigned
ssMr T. L. TwINEN, of Antioch
started East yesterday, Monday, for bis
fall stock of goods
kTMr. Isaac CLErHERs and wife, o.
illinois, are visiting friends in Perry
township.
1kHF. N AMOS, of Antioch, has al
excellent stock OF goods. Give him
call. -
HThe original part of Brownsville
in Benton township, was laid out il
1854 by ISRAEL Brown
= UThe original part of Beallsville
in Sunsbury township, was laid out il
1884 by CITIZEN BEALL-
lHNew Castle, in Green township
was laid out by FRED and WILLIAl
MYIRs in 1886,
NJ Cameron, in Adams township
was laid out by JAMES ATKINSON i
1881. g
sUMr. NJ ScHAUBr Of this place
recently purchased the farm of Mr..
W. WILEY in Malaga township
H The complete returns Of the elet
ton in this county, and the result in til
State will appear in our next issue.
RThe subscription price of til
SPIRIT is $l 80 per year; Six month
7S cents.
~The advertising patronage of I'll
SPIRIT is not surpassed by any paper
this section of Ohio.
RThe subscription list of tt
.<SPIRIT is moIe than that of any 9TH
paper published in this section of Il
State. @ =
The enumeration of Centertow
ship shows 400 males and 373 females b
tween the ages of 6 and 81 years, tot
773.es m
ssr HThe wool crop Of this eoun
has been about all bought up. The
are not more than half dozen clil
'unsold a. this time.
.1EMr. NELSON BAKER, is Agent Fl
the Etna and three other reliable Fl
Insurance Companies, If you ha
property to insure, give him call.
EEThe frost last week damaged Il
outstanding tobacco crop considerabl
We believe the bulk of the crop W
saved uninjured.
NWe learn that the present offe
for tobacco range from SO to 50 so p
hundred pounds. We have not learn
of any sales at this writing.
lgMr. JOHN HICKMAN, resident
Benton township, this county, plant
two pumpkin seeds last season fro
which were produced rs large pumpkin
FSheriff Caldwell collected nj
fines during the year ending August
1873, amounting 70 S66, which he pa
into the County Treasury.
aw The fines assessed by the Go
mon, Pleas Court of this county, duri
the year ending August 31st, 1SI
amounted to S35. Of that amount s
was collected.
H Stone jars which. have becou
Offensive and unfit for use may be re
dered perfectly sweet by packing 1h'
full of earth and letting them stand t
or three weeks. aa
AEShow US man or boy who is
proud to pull off his coat and 60
work, and we, in return, will show y
aft subject for the poor'house OF
i'penitentiary.
w One hundred parts OF water
one pint of carbolic acid is said to
an excellent wash to rid fowls and po
try houses of lice and other vermln Il
may infest them.
- EJ There were thirty-seven api
eants, for certificates, at the .teacb'
examination at Antioch, on the 4th in
Certificates were issued to p apphcal
and l5 were rejected.