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EyT The Board of Health of Barnes
vile have appointed physician to vac.
cina'e all persons requiring it. The En-
tesprise SAYS:
1T is tbe intention of the Board OF
Health to secure al, Including those who
may he unable to pas, the means of pro-
lection. Tie children of the public
schools, who are not Vaccinated hy their
parents, will be treated at the public ex-
pense
Our Town Council and School Direc-
tors ought to make provision for d thor
ough vaccination.
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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 aud Southwest Missouri, at from
So to Sl2 per acre, on seven years time,
With free transportation from st. Louis to
all purchasers. Climate, soil, timber,
mineral wealth, schools, churches, and
iaw-abidmg society invite emigrants
from all points to this land of fruits and
flowers. For particulars, address A
Tuck, Land Commissioner, st, Louis,
Mo. ian1 AZ
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sFThe BarnesvilIe Board of Edit

EFThe Barnesville Board of Edu-
cation, at meeting held last week,
adopted the following resolutions:
Resotced, That no pupil be permitted
to attend the public schools of this Will
age without giving evidence of having
been properly vaccinated.
Resolsed, That the Board of Health
of our village be and are hereby re
quested to provide the means of vacein-
alton TO such pupils as shall not be pro-
vided Herewith by their respective par.
ents or guardians,
There is no smallpox in Monroe
county, except two or three cases in
Switzerland township; but the School
Boards all over the county ought to pro-
vide, by action similar to the above,
against the spread of the disease.
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RELIGIOUS ITEMS,

The increase of the Baptists in this
country last year was 69;69S, being larger
than thar of any other denomination.
Rev Daniel Seckman, of New Mata-
moras, Ohio, has been invited to become
pastor of the Baptist Church, at New
London, Ohio.
Folty five old Catholic priests are now
declared apostates from the Church Of
Rome: forty two of them are in Getma-
nv and Austria
The official returns show rs annual
conferences in the Methodist Episcopal
Cnurcb, 13 Bishops, ,l0, ,242 travelling, and
ii, 1854 local preachers, l4,00S churches,
and ], ,469 696 COMMITMENTS.
Mr. Sturgeon advises every eongrega-
tion to give their minister rest. They
need not send the,n to jericho, but let
them have little leisure SO that their
brains may he refreshed. In addition to
the charge of 600 members and the or
phanage, he has a weekly average of 800
letters to answer.
The Old Catholics of Switzerland nave
been holding an enthusiastic conference
at Often, About l20 delegates, repre-
senling 40 localities, we're present, and
al least 5000 people. The deliberations
were atteflded with great enthusiasm
One hundred and nineteen families,
some OF them in suffering condition,
are now waiting for lnstaIments, past
due, from the Relief Fund for Disabled
Ministers and the widows and orphans
of deceased ministers in the Presbyte-
fian Church The aniolnt needed is over
Sl2 600.
Rev. S B Reed, of The Fifth United
Presbyterian Church, Pittsburgh, has
handed iE his resignation tor the follow
ing reasons: Flrst-He objects to the
revised Psalm Book second, is opposed
to missionary contributions; third,nnre-
qnited support, which is understood To
mean an insufficient salary.
A list is just published showing the
church accommodations in thirty cities
IN England having population of more
than 10000 and less than 90 600 The
places Of worship number l,l54, capable
of seating 520,430 persons In these
cities, since 1851, the Presbyteiians have
increased lS6 4 per cen'; the United
Methudists IA 3; the New Connection
Methodists Il 3, and the Church of En-
gland % f.
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County Officers.

!, Prehste Judge, JAMES NORRIS; Office in
the Court House,
Auditor, MICHAEL HoErrLER; Office in the
Court House.
Treasurer, WILLIAM READ; Office in the
Court House.
Clerk of Court, DAVID oKEY; Office in the
Court House.
Prosecuting Attorney. A. J. PEARSON, Office
up stairs in Bloomer House.
Recorder. ARCHIBALD HosKNsoN;ofice in the
Court House.
Sheriff, ,GsoReR CALDwELL;ofice in the Court
House.
Commissioners-JaMEs ARMsrRcNes WV.
WoRKxAs, CHRISTIAN CRHRs; Office with Aud
itor.
Surveyor, o. S. SLOAN; Poseoffice Stafford.
In6rmary Directors.IAcos C. YoHo, PHIIIP
ScHunAcHER. ST.. JicoB Drum.
Coroner, JoHS AuAEsxAs, Eso.; Baressille,
Monroe county, Ohio.
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EWW We learn that Malaga township
has her call signed BY one hundred tax
PAYERS, for an election, to decide whether
taxes for a railroad from Woodsfeld to
BarnesvilIe shall be levied The invest
ment will certainly prove a profitable one
to the people along the entire route,
should the arrangements for building the
road be perfected
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From SuHSDury Township.

BEALLSVlLLE. " Jan. "A, 1878
EDS SPIRIT: Since nv last cammuni-
cation there have been more deaths on
Paine's Run, Switzerland township, from
small pdx. john VANNEsr and son, a
boy about ten years of age, both died
on the 17th; Mrs VANNEsr this morning,
the 24th inst. Up to this time there
have been twelve we'll defined cases, and
out OF that number 1--WE deaths The
remaining cases are doing well and will
probably recover; however, there is
some doubt in regard'to one case, that OF
Granny KITS" as she is familiarly
called,yet we hope that she will recover.
WORKMAN.
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~The Trustees of Switzerland town
ship notified The Inirmary Directors last
week. that JOHN VANNEsT and family
were sick with thesmall pox and required
nurses and Subsistence. There is GER
lainly mistake existing somewhere
The gentleman who brought thenotice
informed Mr. SCHuMAcAER that they had
everything necessary except that the peo-
pie would not go near them 20 minister to
their wants. JOHN VANNEsT died
and his remains were not inferred
until the 18th inst, and then Mr..
PoNTIUs, of Adams township, and an
other gentleman performed the ceremo-
ny. Two of his children are down with
the disease.
1t is certainly asking more than is
proper to solicit the county authorities to
expend money! in this case, when the par
ties are not destitute. The township au-
thori,ies should provide for them, as is
clearly their right and duty.
2. S-The Board Of Directors met
on the Oath inst, and ordered that re-
lief be afforded the above mentioned
family until they bould be removed 10
the Infrmary. There are at present
two nurses in attendance at So per day
each, and they propose to strike for
higher wages. The expenses are very
nearly $40 per day, and we expect that
a majority of the Directors will favor
paying the entire bill Of from $500 to
$500.
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aHERIFY'S SAFE.
David N carter
Rlohel Carter ct sl

DY vittue'ef an order OF sais 80 rns direc-
ID ted fr ,m the conrt OF CON non pleas Of
Monroe county. Ohio, will ofsr for sale. st
the front dor of the court heu,e in the
town of Wo'dsf-la, bstween the hours Of
ten O'Clock NJ and a o'clock p m..oa
Saturday, the 25th day Of Jonnary, lS73,
the following described real estate situate in
Monroe ooanty. Ohio, 10 wit:
The southeast quarter of the northwest
quarter; the north half Of the southeast
quarter, aud the .south half OF the northeast
quarter, all in se9ticn thirty four, township
four and range SIX.
Appraised at 81 500.
GEORGE CALDWELL.
deo24Y5. Sheriff M. c. o.
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EFThere will be from thirty to forty
candidates before the Democratic Nom
mating Convention in this county.

re We are sorry to learn that Mr.. R.
N. Clark's residence in Cleveland, was
entered by burglars a few nights since,
and robbed of about $500 worth Of
property-his gold watch was among his
'osses.-St. ClairSviNe Gazette, 23d
last
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5llo advertisements
Farm for Sale.

fI'HH andcrs'gned offers for sale his farm
| situated mile scu heast of Jsrusa
lem. Mouroe county, Chic, containing
TWO HUNDRED AND EfGHTEEN
Acres. Ths Improvements are frame dwell
ling house, on.iarge fIams barn, with other
outbnildiugs; feuciug good; plenty OF. fruit
trees appiea pssches, plums and grapes. 1,
is We | supplied With water for stock About
so acres of tiiat,sr laut. Ho.M through tn,
farm.
For isrlns ard particulars enqsre on tht
prem.ses. nj the uadsrsgaet.
j.p2S, 1885. VI. R K{MMfSs.
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HThe Grand Jury returned into
Court on the 22d inst There was but
one case brought before them. that OF
Ohio VS.. GEORGE NJ. SALISBURY, charged
with an assault with intent to kill. The
bill was returned endorsed: "Not true
BILL" There being no further business,
the Jury was discharged.
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Pittsburgh Cattle ket,

CATTI E-About $50 cattle were on
sale in Allegheny to-day; average quail,
ity better, and while good cattle were a
little slow common and medum sold
qu6k at full prices; prime to extra. 81
@74c; medium to good, 6@6ac, fair,
5@54e; common, 4@44c.
SHEEP-About 500 head on sale,
end all sold at full prices; 6@7c for
good to prime.
Hogs sold in retail way at 4!@5c
CYtsSu
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EF Monroe county paid into the
State Treasury, in 1872, on account Of
the State Common School Fund. S5,-
ST. ,65, and drew out S149 GAG 40 Bal
auce in our favor s9.075 3d. Noble
county received s3,405 SO more than
was paid in; Washington S9,239 60;
Guernsey s2,445 80, and Belmont ST.
SGT Al.
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LONDON, Jan l6--A,ivices from Zln-
zihar 10 the 30lh OF November state
that letters have been received there
from UnYaavcmhr, announcing that the
expedition with supplies for DIR Living
stone, which was sent forward hy Mr..
Stanley, had reached the great Traveller,
who again started for the interior OF
Africa On the 18th Of August.
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H There was clearly no room for
The Imperialist, weekly journal which
once preached imperialism in this city /;
perhaps there is, however, for The Fed
era!ist, which has just made its appear
ance in journalism. The sample copy,
which has been furnished to the press.
shows that The FederaEist is firm in the
belief that what the Republic most
needs is Capitalization. 1t wants zone
Government for all affairs or national
interest," and it thinks that taxes, rail
roads, telegraphs, and similar matters
of public concern are of national inter
est, and, therefore. should lie exclusive
ly in the hands of the National Gov
ernment. This is frauk Git not rank
horesy viii it be popular ?-N. Y
Tribune
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ASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
George Caldwell, Sheriff.
VS..
Samuel Gins ct ux.

DY virtue of an order of sals to me directen
ID from the court of c6mnou pleas of Mon
roe county, Ohio. will Offer for sale at the
front door of the court house i'll the town of
Woods6eld, between the hours of 10 o'clock
a. IN. and 4 o'clock p. M, on
Saturday, the lst day of March. 1873,
the 70 lowing described real estate, situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to w.t.,
The northwest quarter of the northeast
quarter of section nineteen. township three of
range Eve, containg thirty mine aud ninety
one hundredth acres; alsos the southwest
quarter of ths northeast quarter of same
section, township aud range, containing
thirty-nine and ninety.ons hundredth acres
Appraised at Sl,400.
JOHN P. SPRIGGS.
jan2sws. Mas. Com. NJ. c. Q.
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A QUESTION FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN
A correspondent saws their baby is one
week old If it had been hoy they
would have had as many boys as girls,
but it is a girl, and they have as many
again girls as boys. How many chill
dren have they 2
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"a 3 Eg R L r. Ed

Nov 10, 1882 by Wilson Martin, Esq, Levi
Thompson and Elizabeth r. Barackman...
Dec. %. by the same Randolph II Baracl-
MIN and Christina +. Conden, all of Sardis.
Jan z at the residence of the brides parents,
byJ. T Culverhouse, E'q j. S. Gillespie and
Mary Holiday.
Jan l6.at the residence of the brides parents,
By the same, Charles Ludwig and Deborah JEFF
fries.
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ALLISON

Was also contradicted He had bought
the stock, and had received two divi-
dends; aod there, on the rec1rls of the
Sergeanl-at- Arms, was Ames' check for
500 d. dollars, receipted by Allison.
BINGHAM. WILSON AND OTHERS
Were lef, in the position, by no means
eIyiallle, in which they already stood.
1t weu.d he impossible to describe the
sensation produced in the Committee
Room by these revelations A b}slan-
der, speaking of Ames, whispered -
Every lime he draws he gels a fill;"
and it is certain that he has TO day made
amends for the whit, wash he has in
good nature supplied hitherto to his pc
li,ical associates. Senator's Fowler, Bay
ard and Conkling were fully exoncrated.
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HThe Town Council of st. Clairs-
vile held meeting last week, and in
structed the lamp-lighter "to cause his
lamps to shine brighter
The Woodsfeld lamps require a little
shine brighter too, we guess.
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THAHKs TO C. CEHRs. of Ohio
township, J NJ, GooDwINi of Lee, J B.
DRUM, of Green, ". H. SIMMONS, Of
Bethel and JOHN GArcHELL Of Wash
ington, for yearly subscribers.
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Eg The Grand Jury made the folio W
ing report concerning the County jail:
awe hereby certify that we have ex-
amined the county Jail, and find the
same in clean, healtv condition and kept
in accordance with law, and the rules Of
this Court
W. S. WILEY, Foreman.
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@A large farm near Point Pleasant
this county, which was offered two
years ago at $40 per acre, was RECENTLY
sold at S65 The NJ. & p railroad did
.hat, and the man who sold refused to
subscribe dollar to the road.-Gueyn-
sen Go Jefersoniqr
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Common Pleas Court convened
or the 2lst inst. Judge CHAMBERS on
the bench. The Judges charge to the
Grand Jury was an able and excellent
one.
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Francis Shepherd.

We find the following in tie pardon
report of Governor NoYEs for the year
ending November 18th, 1872:
Crime Manslauehter; sentence, ten
years Convicted at the November
term, A b 1869, of the Court of Com
mon Pleas Of Monroe county. Pardon.
ell December l4th, 1871, on the petition
of large number Of citizens of the
county of his residence: He was a good
soldier during the war, an exemplary
young man In all respects prior to the
war, and has borne an excellent charac-
ter in prison The atfray in which the
homicide occurred grew out of d diff
Guilty about the war, when the prisoner
was at home on verteran Through in
1864, and was without malice on his
prt. The pardon IS granted on condi
ton hot Shepherd hereafter mhoNy ab-
sfains.J s.Jrom the use Of Intoxicating liq
uors
SHEPHERD was pardoneG by Gov
HAYES The italics are ours The mur-
Ger was, as the evidence proved, purely
malicious on the part of SHrpHERD -
We wonder that Gov. HAYES did not
pardon all the muiderers in the o. P.
ION condition" that "lhey would not
drink any more" Certainly. there would
lave been DO difficulty in obtaining their
promises.
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philadslphia Cattle Market.

January 20.
Becves are in fair demand at full pri
ces: Extra Penpsylvania and Western
steers, sS@8 81; fair to good, SO SOC
Z so; common, 81 50@6
Sheep in fair demand at 5I@7tc pei
lb
Hogs fiemer at So so
Sales-2,30o beeves, 10000 sheep
) 900 Io0a.
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FRANCE.
Murder OF Three CornnuneiSts.

PARIS, Jan. 22-Feronilll, Decamp
and Benof, the condemned Communists,
were shot early this morning on Satory
plain. Decamp's last words were: Il
die assassinate6. Down with false wit
nesses, lawyers and Theirs" Behot
died cheering the "Repuhlic, Commune,
and army " Only one volley was fred,
and all died instantly. There were but
few spec atofs on the ground.
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Administrators Sale
OF RE AL EST a TIE

IN pursuance of an order of the Probate
j Court of Monroe county, Ohio, will offer
for sale, at public auetion, on
Thufsddy,the 18Th day Of February, 1873
OF II O'Clock, forenoon, upon the premises, IN
Benton township, in said Monroe county, the
following described real estate, 10 wit: :
The southeast quarter Of the northeast
quarter and the northeast quarter of tEe-south
east quarter of section thirty Hve.in township
two OF range five, subject to an annual charge
of twenty dollars during the life of Elizabeth
Black, her dover therein.
Appraised, subject to said dover, at $500.
Terms OF SALE.-0ne third in hand, onas
third in one year and one-third in two.ye
from tfe day of sale, with interest; the pay.
ments to be secured by mortgage upon the
premises sold. THOMAS NQRPeY,
admir- of James NJ. Black, decd.
janl4w4.
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EAn old man named SMITH, aged
106 years, a resident of Bethel town.
ship, died very suddenly on the 10Th
inst. Mrs. SMITH is Sc years old, and
in the enjoyment of good health.
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Subscribers

Who find an y after their names will un-
derstand that the time for which they
have paid has expired,and if no response
is heard il. will be taken for granted that
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tious, and their names will be erased.
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LONDON, January 22-lt il reported
that conlereno, has been held ut CHS
olhurst 1t was d'ciiad that the En-
press Eugeuie AM PRICE Jerome Ma
poleon should be the political guardians
If the Prince Imperial, aad therefore
direct the m1vema It's Of The party II
is sad thai no manifest, announcing
the iptenti rs Of the B,napartists will
be issued. The Prince Imperial will not
be called Napoleon ", but will be
known as Count Piorref pnds He has
adopted as his motto, ''Streng b, but
not impaiience."
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4 Young lady in Western New York
has just declined an offer Of marriage
from Il wealthy lover whose name Is
Hnsscy. Itis imeo ssihIa not to admire
the SKUNK of that woman who refuses
to he caleti HusseY for any nan.
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WASIfsNGT0Xs
A FATAL DAY FOR RASGAE.s.
0aReS AInes Startling Revelations
Mem EsiO Are s.es{ in u BAD FAN.
WASHINGTON, Jan. %, 1873.
a FATAL DAY.

WASHINGTON, Jan. %, 1879.
FATAL DAY.
This day has been fatal to measures
aud populations Several very impor-
;ant bills have been slaughtered, and
some very prominent Republican lead
crs have passed into the st of damaged
goods. The knowledge that Oakes
Amps was about to disclose the secrets
of the prison-house drew a great crowd
TO the room If Judge Poland Investi-
gazing Committee
THE GREAT TEMPER
Began in traight-fnrward, direct man.
ner--in The samo fashion as that With
which he had already dispatched Sena-
tor Patterson. 1t was evidently a truth
ful, honest story that he was telling
vicE-PREsiDExT CoLFAx
Was his first victim The statement ly
Colfax that Ames had never paid him
q dollar WAS denied aud di~proved =
Mr. Ames had paid him two heavy div
iaends at difcrent times, and the check
of Ames to IS c." drawn on the Ser
geant-at-Arms of the House, was there
on file Iu vain did Coltax press Ames
hard on cross-eXamination These ug-
" facts remained. The Great Smilfr
looked pale, anxious and excited, strug-
Cling against bis fate, but when all was
over his category was fully as tad as
Brooks and Patterson.
GARFIELD S STATEMENT
About the pay ment to him being loan
was emphatically denied: and of him
Ames remarked that he woud not have
suffered what General Gar field had done
in the last month for $4,000 dollars,
instead Of 329 do!lars-the amount paid
him.
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ETreasurer READ made sale of the
delinquent lands last week. The sale
amounted to over $500
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EW. S. WILEY, of Adams town.
ship, was Foreman OF the Grand Jury
at the present term of Court
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fET The New York Chemical Comps
nv failed to come "tbe swihdle' over
the SPIRIT. We do not insert foreign
advertisements unless paid for in adj
vance.
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T Considering the bad condition of
the roads and weather, the attendance
at Court last week was large.
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ARRIVAL AND pnpAsruaE OF MAILS TO

AND FROM WooDsFIELD.
+ Barnesville, which now includes Beallstills
and Calais mails, arrive each evening 1t 5
?. NJ. Leave each morning at SAN,
Western Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays. Leavs Wednesday and Saturday
at q. m.
snnAsh arrives every Tuesday evening.
Leaves Wednesday mornings at An.
Southern Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays. Leaves Wednesday and Saturday
at Tam.
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EWe are making the SPIRIT first
class weekly paper Now is the time to
subscribe See cur list of Club Agents.
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Tuesday. January 2s.Is73.
MASONIC

MosRoE Lopez No. lsa. F. & A. NJ, meets
In their Hail. in woodsfeld, on Wednesday
evening Of, or preceding the fall Noon Of each
month H. B. HILL, W. NJ.
JxsE, WILLIAMS, Secretary.
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~ Monroe County paid into the
State Treasury, for State purposes, du-
ring the year 1872, the sum of ST.
523 As.
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EFWhen you hear a man running
down his city or county paper, tits safe
to conclude that he has been compelled
by law to pay the publisher debt; that
he can't read that he spends his money
for bad whisky and don't take any paper !;
that he wanted the paper for fifty cents
less than the regular subscription that he
is a candidate for some office and may
gain vote by abusing the editor; that he
knows about as much about publishing a
paper, and the cost, as hog does about
Sunday or that "newspapers ares hum
bug, any how in his opinion.
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EgAn old lady named NLARIMER
died near Sehecaville, recently, of dis
ease similar to the Epizootic.
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NJ C. A SOCIETY The members of
the Monroe Coanty Agricultural Soci-
ETY. assembled in this place on the 18th
inst, and elected the following officers
for the ensuing year:
President-A. G MILLER
Vice PreSident-T. A Way.
DirectorS-HENRY SMITH
VALENTINE GATES
WV FoREAKER.
The Board of Directors elected for
Secretary-T o. LITTLE.
Treasurer w. L MoRR1s