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Probate Court.

Dec ll.-A copy OF John1M cMania.
mas Will was handed into Court BY
James Stafford admitted to record and
notice ordered published
Dec. IA George Schaffer, Guardian
OF the minor heirs Of Christian Good
yard, deceased, gave bond in the sum
of 81 900, and fed report of apprais.
ers of real estate; sale made and deed
ordered. Also fled an inventory OF
the personal effects Of said estate.
Isaac Beardmore, Guardian Of the
estate of Isaac Booth, filed his third ac-
count, the hearing. Of which was con-
tinued. - 10 ~ z. !4AA
'2 John Bever, Admir- Of Peter Bever
deceased, filed his first account, the
hearing Of which was continued
j. A Bniee Guardian of John NJ
and Jesse V. Boice, filed his third ao
count; hearing continued. aa a5
Dec. 16 Jacob Davis Jr., Guardian
Of Nancy +. and Rebecca J. Phal, filed
his second account,the hearing of which
WAS continued. s3i3
Geo. W Eaton Adm'r of the estate
Of Dade Douglass, deceased, filed his
final account, the hearing Of which was
continued.
Dec 17.-Henry Winlsnd, Guardian
of the minor heirs of VIM. Wineman's
heirs flied his second account, the hear.
ing of which was continued.
"a Geo. H. Trembly was appointed Ad
ministrator Of Ephraim G.. Trembly,
deceased. Bond S2,5e0.
Dec lS.-David Trembly, Guardian
of the minor heirs Of W lillian Trua,
deceased, fled his third account, th'
hearing of which was continued. 7A
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MARRIED On the 10th inst. by AN
DREW TwINEM, Esq. of Green town.
ship, Mr.. GEORGE W. STEPHENS and
Miss CARRIE FLowHoUsE.
On the Sd inst, by Rev. B DUBlEL
Mr.. WILLIAM KARcHER and Miss ELlz.
ABETH ZIPP.
On the 18th inst, by W B NEIswAN.
GER. Esq, of franklin township. Mr.
JAMES SMITH and Miss MARY BALL.
On the 17th inst, by Elder j. D.
OLMsrED, at the residence Of the brides
father, Mr.. YEARsLY THoRNBERY, o.
Beallsville, this county, Mr.. GEO. W
PEARSON to Miss DEsDAMoNIA THORN
Berry.
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Settlement Accounts.

PROBATE JupsE's OFFICE, MosRos COUNTY,
WooDsrlsLD, OHIO, December 8. 1874. J
VNHE following settlement accounts OF Ex-
ecutors. Administrators and Guardians
will be tor hearing December 81, 1874:
John Beardmore admir- of John Bsver, dec d,
A. 8. Evans Admir- OF Susanna Fletcher, final.
Adonijah Powell Guardian of Vincent Stur.
-- geon's heis, partial.
]. T. Culverhouse Guardian of Lucinda J. Ul-
lom, final. -5'-. ~
John Beardmore Admir- of Benz Joy, final.
Geo. Braunlich Executor Of David Dinger, par
tial. a t5iU 5a s32 96t
John Schoonover Guardian of Sarah A. and
Mary C. McKeever. fnal. ,.s sla .sla aia.
Alexander Smith Guardian OF Maria and Otho
Farmer, partial ,.,s fsrfrsz sGa usfca L
VIM. Lippincott Guardian Of Jacob A. Wheel
or, partial. su & ,4.la at Z '-tl
E. G. Blatt'sr Admir- Of Jacob zimmerly. Jr.
partial. .H- .Y...a35
3: G Blattlsr Admir- of Thomas Smith, par
tiais & s-a aolfe, rg1gac4
Jonathan Connor Admir- of Thomas Masters
final. ra rfoatrg si
. JAS. r. MORRIS,
dses|4T3. F.#E Probate Judge.
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DIED.-On the 18th inst, at his resi-
dence in franklin township, this coun.
ty, Mr.. EDWARD REED, aged SO years,
l month and 8 days. ~
MIR. REED removed to Monroe coun-
ty in 1919, and settled in Green towr.
ship, where he resided II years He
removed from there to Franklin town.
ship and resided on the same farm, 43
years, to the day OF his disease. He
was regarded by friends and acquain-
tances as moral, upright and strictly
honest man; lie was consistent, work
ing christian and will be missed from
the church as greatly as from The fam
ily circle.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-12-22

RUnder our contract to do the
county printing for the year ending
March 4th, 1875, for $500, We have,
to this date, done work to the amount
of $500 go; one hundred and nine dol
lars and sixty cents, gratis, and consid-
erable more of the same sort to. do be-
tween now and the 4ih day Of March.
Do other tax payers work at as 10 N
rates as we do?
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The Regulation Of DIphtheriia q,

The following rules for the prevention
Or extirpation of diphtheria form the
concluding sentences Of report sub
mitted by Dr.. STEPHEN SMITH, of the
New York Board Of Health; s:(f>g
PREeAUTIoNs-Ihe Decellihg or Al part.
ment. Cleanliness in and around the
dwelling,and pure air in living and sleep
ing rooms, are of the utmost Importance
wherever any contagious disease is pre-.
vailing, as cleanliness tends both TO pre-
vent and mitigate it. Every kind and
source OF filth around and in the house
should be thoroughly removed; cellars
and foul areas should be cleaned and dis
infected; drains should be put in perfect
repair dirty walls and ceilings should
beslimewashed, and every occupied room
should be thoroughly ventilated Apart
ments which have been occupied by per.
sons sick with tlphtheria should be
cleansed with disinfectants, ceilings lime
washed and woodwork painted, the car
pets, bed clothes, upholstered furniture,
&c, exposed many days to fresh air and
the sunlight. (all articles which may be
boiled or subjected to high degrees Of
heat should be thus disinfected) Such
rooms should be exposed to currents of
fresh Dir for at least one week before re.
occupation -cr.-.z-lz 1-r -.s.,-rr5.
WELL CH1LDREN.-When diphtheria is
prevailing no child should be allowed to
kiss strange children, nor those suffering
from sore throat the disgusting custom
of compelling children to kiss every Wis
itor is we'll .contrived method Of prop
agating other grave diseases than diph-
iberia, nor should it sleep with or be
confined to rooms occupied by, or use
articles, as toys taken in the mouth,
handkercheis, &c, belonging to, chill
dren having sore throat, Group or ca
tarrh. If the weather is cold, the child
should be warmly clad with Aannels.
y. VIXEN DIpHTHERIA is IN THE HOUSE
OR IN THE FAMILY The well children
should be scrupulously kept apart from
the sick, in dry, well aired rooms, and
every possible source of Infection
through the air, by personal conta t with
the sick and by articles used about them
or in their rooms, should be rigidly
guarded. Every attack of sore throat,
Group and catarrh should be at once at
tended TO. The feeble should have in
vigorating food and treatment. f. IT
SICK CHILDREN The sick should be
rigidly isolated in well-aired (the air be
ing entirely changed at least hourly un.
| lighted rooms. the outflow of air being
as far as possible, through the external
windows by depressing the upper and el
evating the lower sash, or chimney
heated by fire in an opeE fireplace; al
discharges from the mouth and nose
should be received into vessels contain
ing disinfectants, as solutions of carbol
ic acid or suIphate of zinc,or upon cloths
which are Immediately burned, or if no,
burned. thoroughly boiled, or placed un
der disinfecting fluid.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-12-22

~ WILLIAM LANDErELDr. a native
of Prussia declared his intention, in
the Probate Court of this county, the
10th inst, to become citizen Of the
United States and received his first pa
pers. &3 CE gIArE GyE~- H..
On the 10th inst ,JoHS u HuLpMANN,
native Of Switzerland, decla red his
intention to become citizen of the
United States and received his first pa
pers.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-12-22

From Florida comes the romantic sto
ry of Della Jones, full-blooded negro
aged 40. She fell desperately in love
with 8 young white man. a carpenter, and
realizing the fact that he could never be
anything to her she turned her property
into cash Isl, 7,250, left it to him by will,
and then went and drowned herself.
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Legal Notice.

DAZlL DYE, Nancy Gray and Andrew Gray
her husband, Mary White, Ellen White,
sabina White. Daniel White, aud one un-
known heir Of Isabella White, deceased, will
take notice that on the 7th day Of December,
1874. James Kincaid 6led q petition in the
court of common pleas Of Monroe county,
Ohio, demanding partition of the following
lands in said county, to wit. The southeast
quarter Of the southeast quarter Of section
twenty-five. township three range five, con-
tanning thirty-uius acres more or less: and
that said petition will be for hearing at the
next term of said court. --r,..--..s 3
HOLLISTER 4 OKEY,
dsos, ,'74w6. ~ Att'ys for Petitioner.
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EThe Committee from Monroe and
Washington counties appointed to de-
eide upon the feasibility of locating
Fair Grounds at Matamoras or Coeh-
ransyile, met at Matamoras on the 18th
inst. After considerable discussion
they adjourned TO meet a! the same
place on Thursday, the 3lst inst. =
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wTax.psyers pronounce Treasurer
MORRIS system of receiving taxes, hav-
ing the December and June receipts
made out in advance, the best and spec.
diest ever practised in Monroe County
The receipts for the collection to June
Goth, 1875, are made out and tax pay
ing can commence again the day the
Treasurer receives the books next
April. All who paid full taxes this
Fall have their December and June re-
ceipts to show for what they paid.
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EE Coffee, tea, sugar, tobaccos and
cigars for sale at L.. HoEFFLER's.A

pgA notice from Treasurer MoRRIs
extending the time for paying taxes,
without the penalty, to Saturday, the
26th inst, will be found elsewhere in this
issue. All talk about the County Com
missoners refusiDglto extend the time
for paying taxes beyond December Goth,
or having the authority, by law or 9TH
erwise, to extend it, this year, or at any
other time, is the merest clap-trap, as
they have no control, whatever over
the matter. " -
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EThe Clarington High School, un-
der the Superintendency of R E. TIL
FoRD,is reported in first class condition.
Bob. understands "training the young
ideas how to shoot" I
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The whole Western Country

Can now be easily reached by the ALLAN.
TIC AND PACIFIC, and MIssoUI PACIFIC
Railroads and tLeirrail, stage and steam.
boat connections These lines commence
at ST. Louis, at which point the Mississip-
pi Riveris crossed by the most magnif-
cent Steel Bridge inthe ,oorld, and traY
erse the whole length of Central and
Southwest Missouri. and q portion of
Kansas and the Indian Territory, and
thus furnish to the businessman, pleas
ure-seeker and the emigrant, the most di,
rect and comfortable route to all points in
Missouri, Kansas, Texas, Colorado, New
Mexico, Nebraska, Utah, Wyoming, Cal.
ifornia, Oregon and the whole Pscific
Slope. Superior inducements are offered
for those seeking new homes in the Far
West, and the transportation facilities are
unequaled by any western road. Every
body going West should give these roads
a trial, and be convinced that the Missou-
ri Pacific Through Line and the Allan.
tic and Pacific Short Line are the really
popular thoroughfares Of travel. For
maps, time tables, information as to
rates. routes, etc, address S. H. THoMP-
SON, Eastern Passenger Agent, Union De-
pot, Columbus, Ohio, or E. A Ford, Gen.
eral Passenger Agent. ST. Louis, Mo-
Questions acillrbe cheerful1y and promptly
answered, Ecd1-.- -gt.l. 4s... Il i..,a.
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

G, McHngh to Coss d Hays,52 acres,
Perry township, 81 ,040. 2A
C. McHugh to Thos. j. Howell 81
acres, Perry township, $l,040.
S Eaton to Sarah Eaton, 4 lots, Stat
ford, $500
j. NJ Hamilton to James Swallow,
80 acres, Benton township, $500: h0
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EAitention Is invited to tho far

RAttention is invited to tho farm
advertisement of Mr. ALFRED BRorH-
ERs,, This farm is one Of the best in
the Western part CT Monroe county
Persons desiring to purchase farm
should call and look at this farm or ad-
dress MIR. BROTHERS at Sunmerfeld,
Noble county, Ohio.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-12-22

ENThree young men of Benton
township, entered the school house in
District No 6, short time since ard
destroyed lot of books ard states,
and damaged the building and furniture
by burning holes in the ceiling and
benches. ,35it t3=
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-12-22

REAt the recent session OF the
County Commissioners presented a
bill for $50 for printing $500 tax re-
ceipts The following is the bill:
OFrIeE OF The Spirit or DEMocRAcFl
Woodsfeid, Ohio, Dec. I. 1874.
Monroe County ..
To The Spirit of Democracy DR..
For printing 5000 tax receipts for
June collection 1875, ordered by Treas.
Morris. - $50 90
The above do not enter into the con-
tract TO do the county printing for one
year from March 4th, 1874, as they
would not have been required under the
OH system of making out receipts. be
fore April 1st. 1875, the date when the
Treasurer receives the hooks
H. 4 WEST,
Pub. spirit"
This amount claimed should not be
included as belonging to the contract !;
and the law officer, Of the county, de-
cided that it was not part of my con.
tract and that the Board would he JUS
ti6abe in paying 1t. The Board order.
ed the bill paid, and it appears their ac-
tion has caused great pain in certain
quarters.
No man but he who repu(iiates his
honest debts, and appropriates to his
own use money, for which others are
liable as sureiies, questions the correct
ness of the action of the Board in or.
dering the bill paid is q safe rule,
that no man who pays his honest obli
cations will complain of, or attack
others because of their doing the same !;
but your extra honest man, who has to
be sued all over to make him disgorge
that which belongs to Others, pursues
the opposite course.
H. r WEST, c. 6,
-z----------- Pub "Spirit."
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sSEIERIFFS SALE.
The Monroe County Bank
- Vs.
James Ferguson ct al.


DY virtue Of an order of sale to me direct
ID ed from the court of common pleas of
Monroe county, Ohio,I will offer for sale, at
the font door. of the court house in the town
Of Woodsfeld, between the hours of 10
o'clock a. IN. and 4 o'clock p. M, on = i'"H
Saturday, the 26th eloyo Decsiaber, 1874,
the following described real estate, situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit:
The northwest quarter Of the southeast
quarter, aud the southwest quarter of the
portheast quarter, also the southwest quarter
Of the southeast quarter OF township three,
range six, and section 6ve;j containing one
hundred and sixteen acres and sixty -oae hun
dredths of an acre.
appraised st$l.4oo. 5ca&a<T .s~eg4-
aai $40 70 ITO. LITTLE,
novi7,'74w5. Sheriff NJ. c. Q.
HoLtlsTER & oKkr, A.t'.s.osss1,
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EA Christmas treat will be given
in the M, E Church., of Woodsfeld, on
Christmas Evening to the Sabbath
School. Take the little tads. Let all at,
tend $3.50. IL. -. L..
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R Clarington, this county, was WIS.,
tied by five sportsmen from Connecticut
the early part, of this, month. They
bagged about $50 birds during their
stay of ten days. Z IaEE 1Ij
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IMPORTANT TO TAXPAYERS.

l will receive taxes, withou. charging
the D per cent penalty allowed by law,to
saturday Evening, December &c,
AT which time the collectors in the sev-
eral townships will have received their
books a..szsr sr-..- s-s,s.s
When make my return to the Audi
tor, all taxes remaining nnpaid will he
returned delinquent, as l will not hold
any receipts for any one.
trfE q. ..a ,+ W, T. NORRIS, ,r
Treas. NJ. G.. O.
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aHWrELIAM TUyAUGH, of Lex. town
ship, was thrown from a mule the even
ing OF the 10th inst, and seriously in
jured.
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r. Children; old SANTA CLAUS will
BE on hands with his candies and toys
about l o'clock Christmas morning =
Hang up your stockings. 2e' :, (. .
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S1 warranty, Mortgage and Quit!
Claim Deeds, Chattle Mortgages, Sum
mons, Subp1nas, Executions, and other
blanks used by Justices Of the Peace for
sale ut The SPIRIT office
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w'A. 2. MILLER, Agent of the New
Jersey Mutual Life Insurance Company,
received 20 applications for Policies du-
ring the past two weeks =
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EFPostage on papers sent to sub
scribers residing IN the county where
the paper is published, ceased June 3Oth,
1874.
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CROSSWORD ENIGMA.

No2
My iirstis In down but not in up. a.
My second is in blow but not in puff.
My third is in two but not in ore. tH
My fourthisin went but not in gone. Z.
My fifth is in inn but not in house.
My sixth is in rat but notin mouse. a4
My seventh is i,kettle but not In pan.
My wholeis the name of gentleman
Of Stafford. -asn MY.
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F#E ISL Alsnusr. sloJsq os
op IIra 1sq, ,surl sM 'soWo s!'a moIJ
meql psUum ssonou aql o. pspuodssl
,e6 aou aAsq Glunoo eoIuoN 10 ep!slno
5u!p!saI sIsqllosqns lno JoMeJ v-ET
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DIED LAT the residence of her father,
MosEs WILLIAMS, in Adams township,
on tie 10th inst, Mrs. CATHARIxE RICH
sER. wife of MIR. ROBERT RIcHNER.
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MThe cholera is killing off the
chickens in Sunsbary township. This
is regarded as misfortune to the
preachers ID that section.
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ESAMuEL RoHRBAcH and JACOB
RYr. natives of Switzerland, received
certificates of citizenship from the Pro-
bate Court on the l4th and 18th insts
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EgMr. JOSEPH STRIcKLISG,o of Wayne
township, aged 81 years, died on Fri
day, the 18th inst. The funeral took
place on the 18th inst.
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HLa HoEFFLEE has brown, ,bleaehed
and glazed muslins, cheap for cash or
pro6uce.
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CoME AND SEE Latest styles dress
goods, shawls, fancy goods. notions
&c, lust received from the East and
will be sold cheaper than ever, at l.
HoEFFLER S.. -sss, 4iyry
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TThere were 2f cases commenced
sn the Common Pleas Court OF this
county during the manths OF Novem-
her and December.
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/. Attention is invited to our Coun-
ty Correspondence this week. We de-
sire our friends in every township in
the county, to write US the news for
pub ication.l sc w. a~ 4'c
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H KETTERER & NORRIS have q, full
stock of dry goods and groceries at
bottom prices.
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HN. KoKHLrR q Co, have any ar
ticles in the dry goods, grocery, hard
ware and queensware line the public
may desire faf5 ias 7ssea3 snaf
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Eg The Board of Infirmary Direc-
tors meet on Saturday. the I'd day OF
January, 1875so spe4 ea sk4aW
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Notice to Teachers.

HyHE Board Of Examiners Of Monroe county
will hold meetingsfor the examination Of
Teachers, as follows: es- t'aa
Woodsaeld, Saturday, December -. 1874.
4ii9s-"s January %, 1878.
February Is, "s
These examinations will commence at 8
O'Clock a. m. and close at p. m. -i'2 s-it 3i
Afes Of so cents is required from each
applicant as condition of examination, and
must be paid III advance. "aA fdH.s-is !'a4
By order Of the Board. 8'f5aa 7f- e. s'sipa
det8. .'74-td. A. J. PEARSON, Clark
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EE'If you want Hne goll rings, breast
pins and ear rings, call at REEFS jew
elry store.
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EJUDKINs has the largest assort-
ment Of perfumery ever kept'in Woods
field. x'.,,-,-z a. g,.
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RE- GLADDEN. the hearts of the little
ones by filing their stockings Christ
mas Eve
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JuDKINs has just received u fine
lot of silver ware suitable for Christ
mas presents,
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E Summerfeld, Noble county. mer-
chants are paying from Sc to 50 per
hund red for tobacco.
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Written fpr The Spirit Of Demccraey.]
: MISCELLANEOUS ENIGMA.
No. |.
STAFFORD, Ono, Dec. l5.
lam composed of 22lelters
My 1871 10 3 l6 gis mountain of Ice
land g IHf.
My 1G 10 Is II is an island.
My lG II Is l9 Is 92l is something very
beautiful
My 4S 1s isa color. - T. -. -
My % Ia 2ol is the name of a boy in
Stafford.
My IL Is Is 90 is an entrance.
My y 1S IL 10 is used to put in bread.
My IL Is 90 5 is a part Of the face.
My l3 81 22 Sis an adjective
My 1917 10 liz genus of trees
My IA l8 Is l3 is shout Of contempt.
Ny whole is one of Longfellow's po-
ems Al.
F--r
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leEA little boy, aged 8 years, of Mr
PHILIP FAaALA, Of Benton township
died of diphtheria on the 18th Inst. !,
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HA festival will be held in the hall
OF the Good Templar's at Antioch, the
evening of the 25th inst. gumssE
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The Great Southwest!

To all persons desiring HOMES in the
great and prosperous West. the Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad Company gives a
cordial invitation to visit its lands in CEN
TRIAL and SOUTHWEST Missouri, which
possess all the requirements of good
climate, good soil, good ,cater, and good
health, with long and cool summers, and
short and mild winters.
100000 acres of Prairie and
Timber Lands are offered for sale at low
price and on long time-terms, in fact,
made to suit purchasers, who are furnish
ed with Free Transportation, from St
Louis to the lands, at the Company's Of
flee in ST. Louis. -.a-,.r.s ...t --
For particulars In pamphlets with
maps, address A. L. DEANE, Land Com
missioner, Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
Company, 25 South 4th stree. ST. Louis,
Mo. oct6, 74m3.
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zs HPlaDes, hatchets, rules, nails and
other articles in the hardware line, for
sale, at L.. HoEFFLERs
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-12-22

eG2"g' I Notice. ~ .iggisa
BARBARA TH0MY, whose place OF resfaepce
II is unknown to plaintiff, win take notice
that on the l4th day Of Novemb Der, 1874, John
Thomy filed petition in the court of COM
mon pleas Of Monroe county and State OF
Ohio praying for divorce from the eaid
Barbara Thomy, on account of the wilful ab-
sence of said Barbara for more than three
years. Said petition will be for hearing in
said court at the next term.
i Il Il H ROLLlSTER &iOKEY, 4
novl7,,i4w6. Attys for plaintiff.