The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-07-22

FTHE SPIRIT is furnished to sub.
ecribers at 81 SO per year; six months
70 cents.
EEFarming implements and machin-
cry in use in this county, is valued at
el87, ,S75
RMr T. O, LITTLE is quarrying
stone for the pavement in front of the
Court House.
EFIt is rumored that lead mine
has been discovered near Beallsville,
this county g ss1s
rMr. A. C. MILLER is having a
walk of three inch timbers laid from bis
residence north to the alley.
-,EF The cash value Of the farms in
Monroe county, according to the Cen
sus, is S6,9SS,72l.
EEThe stores Of Mr.. JoHs FIE and
Mr.. RICHARD CLEea, at Round Bottom,
are both well patronized
EBIt is said thst the smallpox has
broken ont again at BeIlaire. 1t is a
good place to stay away from st pres
ent .E
HThe cholera seems to be abating.
With the exception of a few localities
on the Mississippi it has not been se-
we're.
EMr. JACOB REINHERR, at the City
Bakery, had new sign painted on the
North side of his establishment last
week. ~ s kss -s
HEThe boys went fishing again last
Friday. Our citizens can't depend up
on them to furnish all the brain strength
required.
~ Our advertising columns chow
that large majority of the business
houses in Woodsfeld patroniEe the
SPIRIT. #
EET The County Auditor aud Treas
urer were engaged last week in making
their annual settlement of taxes, for the
year 1872
l~ Monroe county has 1910 acres
of improved land; 111,946 acres of
woodland and 6, ,673 acres Of other IN
improved land.
-Tbe Senatorial Convention for
this District. 18th. meets at Summer
field, Noble county, on Friday, the 9th
day of August.
,soauu .curu was nicely ra;nted and
the open front sanded in imitation of
stone work, last week by Mr.. JAcos
sScuu,rz
.-T.o ,e.. - r..,,,v;dro
ane osDs., osu :. 1's has boon M a,lsr.ssd
- .,,.. ~. A. th;rtv s;v.coJ
uun nanar n nresents a very fine an.
nearance
.s.,,uo..,,;d., -. 80,
- 1..s an III ola s Sow y W
o'y s.ra ras' oro ;,t,,
....;.. = 80. - ! W. .h;nh i hot
ster nsnar,tban ever before''
RWe nave aoaed 10 the sppear'
ance Oh tne SPIRIT py inserting ne"
line N the heaaihg on our hrs1 psge'
VIZ: Hoodsnelo, monroe County, onlo'
WIN Tue oa'e' Veiuine anu "ulnoe'
EE The North half of DR.. WALToN's
residence, on Main street, was torn
down last week and removed to WILL,
IAN LYNoH's lot North of town, where
it will be re erected and used as q dwell
ing. s,s--es
IY-Our Marietta correspondent, Oh
rather new one, presents readable
letter this week. We hope he, with oul
other correspondents, will continue tc
contribute each week to the Spirit {
columns
HrArrangements are being made
for an exhibition by amateur perform
ers, on the evenings OF the second an6
: third days of our Fair. The last per
formance of this kind here was deci
oed success.
MARRIED -On the 10th day OF July
1873, at the Red Mems Picnic, by Rev
H. W, BAKER, Mr.. E. 7. HANLoN, o
Barnesyille, Belmont county, Ohio, tt
Mrs. Mamie D. FRosr, of Beallsville
Monroe county, ONO.
Es ! ne oihciais peafu M 'le ". Z
Cnurcn oecideo AZ q hlee.m neiu las
week, 70 repair ana pa,he lne steps II
1ron' u ol Tue churcu anu sppoinOea MI !,
e. D NoL. u ptepale an es'ima'e "
'ne cos. u . ne" so',
dhe costs III Tue Ioao case ap
pesiea to tha oroh.ta o t Cour, ] u which STppur,
w e .ooase ouisi lai.n4 :. "a 80. ~ - Ian, -,
SurI 0on 10 and a Gropas Sup.Ts nhl;oors
amnnnted 70 s1ss 40
s-,~, y ~ u.
~ ine eA'enslss ieps.lins Oh oi :"
ono of nAa the fnss, % ,ooI;ua and % mnst aAs con
venieut residences in town. Messrs