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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-05-19
lWritten for The Spirit Of Democracy.
From SYayae Township.

Written for The Spirit Of Demooracs.l
From Yayae Township.
POLITICAL ENIGMA.
No. ll8-I am composed of 20 letters
My frst in sweet vii! always be,
Ny second in sugar you plainly zee;
My third in second will be found,
My fourth is in the word abound;
My fifth you viii find in the word man;
Work this puzzle il you can.
Ny sixth is in the word atone.
My seventh it takes to spell alone;
MY eighth in seventh will be found,
My ninth in lake we do not sound
My tenth in word you plainly SEQ,
My eleventh is in eternity;
My twelfth is ut the beginning Of time.
This pieco of poetry does almost rhyme
My thirteenth is in the word estate,
Ny fourteenth it takes to spell creats;
Ny fifteenth is found in every town.
Ny sixteenth is in the word abound;
Ny seventeenth it takes tospell rely,
If you worlqthis puzsle you will have to try
My eighteenth you will find in every lake,
Ny nineteenth it takes to spell forsak.;
Ny twentieth is in eternity,
Work this out aud see who she may be.
NV whole is the name of beautiful
'onng lady in Wayne township.
- =. e 2. --.s- J. III. P.
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How ep kerp BepS.

Put all weak hives in good dry cellar
about three feet from the floor l tried
this last winter with late and weak
swarms, and took them out about the
tirs' Of March, and they are all in heal
thy condition.
The timeto carry them in the cellar is
about the middle of November. Care
must he taken that no holes are in the
hive to admit nice, as they will destroy
the hive. n
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MARRIED On the 29i dav Of Feb
ruary, 1874, by ELIAS BARKER, Esq oi
jackson township, Mr.. DAVID LUDWIG
and Miss ANNETrA CATLETr
On the 22,l d,v of April, 1874, by tie
same, Mr.. MILroN THOMAS and Miss
ORrHA L HATHoRs. p
On the 9th inst, by ALEXANDER Be:
cHANAN. Z q, OF Summit township, Mr..
PHILIP J. WEBER and Miss BARBARA
EcKARD, all of Monroe county. Ohio.
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EOn the 18th inst. THOMAS Gil
LisPrE entered plea of guilty to two
indictments for selling Intoxicating liq.
uors to be drank where sold, and was
sentenced topay lne Of $50, twenty
five dollars in each case and to be con-
fined In Jail for a period Of ten days
for each offense
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-05-19

RThe Odd Fellows Lodge at Car
ington celebrated the 55th anniversary
of the Order on the 26th ult., Musi,
was furnished by the Cornet Band, and
an Grafton was delivered ny the Rev
II. r. Casa.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-05-19

wO Our readers in Aisms, Salem and
Swi'zerland townships will do well TO
notice the advertisement of Mr. JACOB
RoEMER,. Merchant at Claring'on, and
give him call He is preparei to sell
dv goods, groceries, hardware. qneens.
waraeand other goods in his line OF bu-
siness, at reasonable rates
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-05-19

wA fire on the premises of Mr..
ELISHA EVANS, in Wayne township, Bel.
mont county, the night of 9Th inst, de-
stroyed his barn, wagon shed, carrisge,
two horses, two wagons, harness and a
considerable amount of grain There
was an insurance on the buildings OF
1000.
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ry-The Supreme Court of O il. O

lhe supreme Court OF " 10, on
the 18th inst in the case between the
"Gurnyites" and Orthodox Frien Is of
the Society of Friends, for the posses
sion of church and school property, at
Mt Pleasant, Jefferson county, valued
at $4,000, that the ''Gulnyites" were
entitled to possession. The Orthodox
branch have held the property for a
number of years past
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-05-19

EF Mr. HERMAN BEsNrSauAUs, for.
merly resident of Williamsburg, No
BILE county, died at his 'esidence in Bal
timore, Nd, on Monday, the llth inst,
of Consumption, Mr.. B had been en-
gagged in the business of Commission
Merchantat Baltimore,for several years
previous to his death
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EF The dwelling house of Mr. FRED
RICK RYrF, in Green township, WAS de
stroyed by fire on Saturday, The 9th
inst, together with nearly all his house.
hold goods. The fire originated from
a stove pipe that passed up through a
loft where lot of lumber had been
stored.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-05-19

HMr JOHN MICHEL, of Sardis, met
with serious loss on the Sd inst He
drove his horses into the river to water
them; going too fay ,tbe horses lost their
footing and were both drowned. Mr.
MICHEL, being in his carriage, made a
narrow escape
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-05-19

FsAt the meeting of the Agricul,u-
raj Society, on the 10th inst, it was de-
cded to hold the next Fair on Tues.
day, Wednesday and Thursday, the 18th,
10th and 17th days Of September.
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spaial Uotites.
Often Look Pale and Sick

Children Often Look Pale and Sick
from no other cause than, having worms in
the stomach. BRowS's VgRNIFuag CoNrrrs
will destroy Worms without injury to the
child. being perfectly wEIIrg, and freq from
all coloring or other injurious Ingredients
usually used in worm preparations.
CURTIS & BROWN, Proprietors,
No. els Fulton street New York.
Sold by Drpggists aad Chemists and daalsrs IN
Medtc@aes at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A Box.
August 2e, 1877.
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The Household papacea and Tam-
ilY I.iNimaut

is the hest remedy in the world Cor the fol-
lowing complaints, viz: Cramps In the Limbs
and Stomach. Pain in the Stomach, Bowels or
Side, Rheumatism in all Its forms, Bilious
Colo. Neuralgia Cholera, Dvsentsry, Colds.
Fresh Wounds, Burns, Sors Throat, Spinal
Complaints, sprsins and Bruises. Chills and
Fever, Cor Internal aud Extarpal Use
Its operation is not oul7 to relieve the pa.
tient but entirely removes the cause of he
complaint. 1t penetrates and pervaaes the
whole system, restoring healthy action 70 all
its parts, and quickening the blood.
The Household panaosa Is Purels
Vegetable and Ali Healing. Prepared by
CURTIS {. BROWN,
No els Fulton street New York.
For sale by all druggists. Auga6,'7ay.
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Mr.. David Seaton. who recently gave
the Cincinnati Bethel 100000, has also
requested the City Council to designate a
suitable Improvement for the Fifth street
market space, between Main and Walnut
streets, to cost $50, ,000,and otfprs to con.
tribute the noH1fv for that Improvement!
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-05-19

EF There ares423 working lodges ot
Odd Fellows in Ohio, with 43 600 men,
bers- Cash and secafisies in the general
fund 81 100000 Amount of widows
andonPhans.f,nd 8l20 600. llifsg i
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Thirty Years Experience Of an Old
Nurse.

Mrs. Vinsioyy'S Soothing Syrup
Is the prescription of one of the hest Femsls
Physicians and Nurses in the United States,
and has hse used for thirty years with never
failing safety and success by millions OF
mothers and children, from the feeble infant
of one week old to the adult. It correo.s
scidity of the stomach. relieves wind cello,
regulates the bowels, aud gives res:, health
aud comfort to mother and chili. We be-
lieve it to be the Bes. and Surest Remedy IN
the World, in all cases of DYsBNrEsY and
DrA:RHUA IN CnrLDass, whether 1t arises
from testhing or any other cause. Fall di
reotions for using will accompany each bottle.
None genuine unless the fac-simile OF CuRris
l. PERKINS is on the outside wrapper. Sold
Fly all medicine dealers. Augss, ,T3y,
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~Atteption is invited to the adver.
tfsemefitl OF the Sardis Manufacturing
Company Persons desiring lumber,
doors, binds sash or anything else in
the building line should give this com
pany trial, = - ~, -..o., .aF
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-05-19

icy WILLIAM OKEY, Esq, arrived at
home on the 18th inst. Adjutant Cen
eral AMOS is here on business. J. ID.
TAYLOR, Esq, OF Cambri 'ge. is atten-
ding present term of Common Pleas
Court.
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EF>We are informed that the town
of Clarihgton has the finest cemetery in
Monroe county. There are two acres
in it, purchased off the farm of MIR.
A. j. GOoDHUE.
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@A damage suit under the, Adair
law has heen commenced BY Mrs EMMA
CAPsTAcK. Of GAINESVILLE, against JOHN
w STEPHENS. for selling liquor to her
husband. The amour, claimed is S5,-
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DIrp.--On the 9th inst of infamma
ton of the bowels, Mrs. MARY REED
wife of EDWARD REED, of Franklin
township. aged IS years. Mrs. REEr
was member Of the NJ <. Church.
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a1ITI 1Il77I1---F = N----' y = T7-1--T
EEThe first business of the Court
tbesporning ofthe 18th inst, was the
calling Of the docket, after which the
GRIND Jury was called, sworn and
charged by the Court. ADAM ARNOLD,
Esq, Foreman: : a.
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EgMrs CARRIcK wife of Mr THoM
AS CARRIcK. at Mt .Carrick. 4 miles
East of Wpodsfed, died Of Consump-
tionthe 18th Iinsts: she was aged about
65 wears.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-05-19

Cay President GRANT has otIicial,
recogniz d BAXTER as Governor OF Ar
kansas Brooks will di,band his for
ces and retire.
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N4f Your neighhor desiresa county
paper that contains the news each week
and full market reports, request him to
send for TIE Sr1RIr.
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~N KoEHLER L o, are selling
goods and groceries verv low. Their
stock is large and well calculated for
this market
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@A first rate story on our first
page and q large amount of other in
teresting reading matter on our first
and fourth pages
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~The total value of all the tax,
able personal property in Lee township
As returned this year. ia S67,934.
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saET DAVID CARPENTER. confined in
Jail at the F,ihruarv term under a sen
tepce OF 40 DAYS. was released on the
l2tfi inst, having remained in about S6
DAYS
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.HP. SCHUMACHER. Jr,, has a full
stock OF groceries. confectioneries. hard
ware, stationery, and other articles kept
in q grocery store. d
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INFlsSfAftY BsssECTDss.

Ed. SPIRIT: The Democracy of Mon
roe County desire the name Of PHILIP Sc4U.
MAcHER, Sr., announced for reelection to the
Office OF Inhrmary Director; subject 70 tho de-
oisioR of the Democratic County Ionvention. -
He is one of the best officers the people Of this
county ever had in that position; tha condition
Of tho finances Inh,msry and farm prove this
MANY DEMocaATs.
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HMr, DAVID Srcks. OF Salem town
ship diedson "Wednesday. the 9th inst.
HIS disesse was dropsy He was so
years Of age
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R The attendance at Court was
large last week Congratulations from
prominent Democrats upon the great
success of TIE SPIRIT met US on all
sides.
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Nineisheep were recently sold in
Somerset township. Belmont county .fol
sS5 80. Theif weight was I.s2o pounds
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H Farmers from. all parts of the
county, In town last week, reported the
growing wheat crop in excellent condi
ton.
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ssis1 EoCA1.
New advertisements. A

Sardis, Manufac. Co., J NJ. GOODWIN
Dry Goods; JACoB RoEMER
Com Sense Treatment. Dr. g. II BoYp
Dry Goods, N KoEnLER & Co
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RETbe night Of theIl1thi inst. Mr..
GEoRGE Mason, who resides 3 miles
East of this place. had 4 hams stolen
from his smoke house.
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EF Mr. N PEARcE. Of Antioch, was
handling pistol on the 1lth inst, when
1t was accidentaliv discharged. the con
tents injurina his left hand seriously.
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Ey MIR. W. t. MoRRrs was elected
Treasurer and, DAVID OKEY, Secretary
Of the Agricultural Society at the meet.
Ing on Tie l6;h Inst
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eoET Mrs CAROLINE RIcER, of Woods
feld,fell from wagon on the l4th inst
near Mr. DAVID ScHAsK's, in Summit
township, and was considerably injured.
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~Mr SAMUEL M SMITH, of New
Castle. Green township, this county, has
held the Office of Constable during the
past twenty four wears. -.-
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.tkKtfi s5Et2F u - -. : = ~ &
For Sale.-Thirty six and one halt
scresof land for sale, adjoining the COY
paralion. OF Woodsfeld. Apply at this
on1ce. ts5o,s.q bsGiys apr2Sw3
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EMr. JOHN HALL, of this place.
was appointed Deputy Sheriff, by the
Court, on the 14th inst.
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There were l2,O02 pounds OF
wool sborn in Franklin township in
1873. Nine sheep valued at $ls were
killed bv dogs.
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TIE R.A II,
Tribute of Respect tothc Memory
Of Hon. William J.. Hunter,
Deceased.
Woopsr1r1p, Og,o. Nav 1874.

WooDsrIrLp, OHTo, May IL, 1874.
A meeting OF the members Of the Mon
rot County Bar was this day called for
the purpose of expressing the feelings of
SORROW and sense Of loss occasioned by
the death Of Hon. WILLIAM 7. HJNTsE,
iSr.
On motion Of n .IIoL1Isren, Esq ,
Judge CHAMBERS was appointed Chair
man of the meeting and A. J PEARSON
Secretary.
On motion ofJudge MoaRis commit.
tee of three was appointed to draft reso-
lu,ions expressive Of the sense of the
Bar in relation 10 the death Of Brother
HUNTER. The Chairman appointed the
following as such committee: Judge
MoRRIs. n HoLLlsTER and w. E NAL
LoEY, Esqrs Said committee was in
stluc'cd to report in open Court al 8
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
And thereupon the meeting adjourned.
ROYTE CHAMBERS.
Chairman.
A. J PEARSON, Secretary.
On Wednesday morning, MAY Is, at 8
o'clock, Judge MoRRIs, as chairman OF
the committee presented to the Court in q
few appropriate remarks, the following
resolutions: .... .......
WHEREAS, Oa the S0th day Of March,
A D 1874, death removed from among
US Hon WILLIAM F. HUNTER,the senior
member of the Bar of this County, and
deeply feeling the great loss we have
sustained, We deem it incumbent upon
US to give some expression Of our re-.
spect for him as frieGd and brother /;
therefore
Resolved, FIRST, That in his death the
Bar of this county has lost an able c,con-
scientious and discreet counsellor and
advisor--one tue and faithful to every
trust confdei to his care.
SECOND, AS man he was upright
and just, and as neighhor and chris
,ian he has left bright example for
our imitation and emulation
THIRD, That the aged mother and
sorrowing wife and children of the de-
ceased, who mourn the loss of an af-
tectonate and loving son and husband,
and kind and indulgent father, have
our heartfelt s,mpathies.
FOURTH. That the foregoing resolu-
tons he laid before the honorable the
Court of Common Pleas. now in ses.
sion, with rrqnest that the same be
entered upon the Journal Of said Court
and certified copy of the same be fur.
nished the family of the deceased.
JAMES r NORRIS.
tErE- NATHAN HoLLIsrER,
w. Z. MALLORY,
Committee
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~ Thirty-tliree sheep, valued at so4,
were killed by dogs, In Lee township,
during the year ending April 1st, 1874
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EF There were ass acres planted in
tohacco in Frankli, township lat year,
from which 439,738 pounds were pro
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The. personal property, returned
this year bv the Assessor Of Franklin
township, for taxation, is valued at ST.
665.
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@ Attention is invited to the adver
tisement of Dr. BOYD, of ST. Clairsyille
in this issue of The SPIRIT.
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EEThe Brass Band serenaded Mr.
CHAs LAuENsTEIN, at his residence, the
evening Of the 14h inst. that being his
bilth dav! e +
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E Lee township has 1881 acres of
land, under cultivation; numher of acres
in pss'ure 1857 and 1888 acres in
woodland.
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HLee township, last year. produ-
ced lS6,A5o peunds of tobacco from SIS
acres planted.
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re- The Grand Jury reported the jail
in clean. healthy condition and kept in
accordance with law. an
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w Quite large number Of subscri
bers were added to our list last week.
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ca Mr.. Fl. MINsrERMANS improved
the appearance OF his Hotel building,
last week, by aiding new ciat of paint.
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Appropriate remarks were made by N
HoLLIsTER. Esq, j P SPRlaGs E<q, J
t. MORRILL,. E>q ex-Sheriff q. W. CAR.
RoTHERs. ex-SIieriff GEORGE Caldwell
Mayor SALISBURY and Judge RosT E
CHAMBERS At the conclusion Of Judge
CHAMBERS remarks the resolutions were
ordered entered upon the Court Journal,
after which the meeting adj burned.
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EMsnrpe Ledge No. Il, of I. D.
of Good Templars, at Antioch. gave an
entertainment the evening of the 18th
inst.
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RECORDER.

ED. SPIRIT: Please announce ths name
Of WAsHINarov F. JOHNSTON. nj Malaga town
ship es candidate f.r Couu.v Recoedef; sub
j.ct to the decision Of tha Democratic Coant;
Convention. MANY DEMOCRATS
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~The returns of the Assessor OF
Lee township exhibit the following in
relation to stock:
Horses, l72, valued at Sl2,515; av-
erage, S72 76
Cattle, 596, valued at sl3,sso; aver
age S22 SO
Mules, 9, valsed at sS75; average,
$97 co.,
Sheep, 2l5, valued at s6es; average,
g. 81
Hogs, 404, valued at 81, 1894; average
SO Is.
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SURVIVOR,

Z
Ed. SPIRIT: Please announce the nam !,
OF JOIN f. MIRACLE. Of Franklin township,
as a candidate Tor County Surveyo-; subject TO
tho decision os tho Democratic County Con.
vea!ion. MANY DENocnaTs.
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EF Franklin township returns show
425 horses, valued at S24 4s7; average
S57 81. r-s,.,s4
Cattle. e6s, valued at sS.47s; aver.
age. S12 SO.
Mules, ls, valued at sS35; average,
S52 I8
Sheer, 259S, valued at s5,477; aver
age 81 10
Hogs, 75l. valued at S2,474; average,
SO 30. *. 81
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Ed. SPIRIT: Announce the ramc of
o. SLOAN ss q candidate for rae cotton to the
nfaae Of County Surveyor; sub; ;oot to the drols-
ion Of the Democratic County Convention
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Problems, Puzzles, EnigmaS, &c.
Answers, to matter appearing under
this head, are furnished every two weeks

Answers, to matter appearing under
this head, are furnished every two weeks
~Answers to problems and erigmas
in nTHE SPIRIT Of May s:
No. l04--Prohlem-,A SO; B $23; &C
s36:
No. Miscellaneous Eaigma-
Samuel j Daniel ....
No. ioG-przzle--Sa cents,
No. 7-Miscel!ancous Enigma ar.
r!son Wire Hamilton. l.
No, l08-GeogrspLical Enlgma-Aaron
Spenser .Yoe.
No. llo-Misce'lsncoes En!gus-San.
ne: a Graham. 49,
No lll-AIiseeilaneonsE Eaigrns-Faom
as Wilson.
No. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Eaigraa-FIen.
~ Fahcr.
~ from Summit township, answered
all Of the a1ovo
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PR O7S P E G T e S
THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY.
Woodsfeld, Monroe Co., O.,

WCodsheld, Monroe Co, w.,
|. We propose publishing first class
weekly paper, in which will be found the
GENERAL News OF the countrv, and the
LoeAL HEwso of Mouroa County
The latest Market Reports, from ali
points.wil!! 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 tie
truth concerning all matters Those gull
ty of corruption in public positions will
be exposed, without regard to what party
they may be attached. This we regard
as the true course for public Journal 70
pursue,
Advertising and Job Work.
All Advertising and Job Work will be
executed in workmanlike manner, at
rates as low as the same can be done for
at any other country office = s.
TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS.
Single copy ] year..,....""...,....S 81 90
months. ........,.... rs
Postage paid by the su5scriber-20 cents
per year from July l, 1873.
Clubs Of 10 or mora, each ... 81 80
JERE. WILLIAMS. Epiroa,
HENRY WESr. PcsLIsuHs.
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Franklin Toyynsh,p.
Lee TOWNSHIP.

The Assessogs return from Lee Town
ship. exhibits the following crop and
other statistics. for the year ending
April 18Th, 1874:
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COMMISSIONER.


En- Ss1a.T: Please snDau7ee .A8Gs
ARarsTRoSo of Malaga township a. p candi-
date for re-eleetion, Tor second torn, .othe
office Of County Commissioner; subiecr ~ tbs
decision of the nemosratio Primary Election,
20 D. hsld JunsG 1874
MANY DExocnATa
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-05-19
FHESPRIT Of DEMOCRACY

Tuesday, May 10. IS74.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-05-19

nT There are three prisoners in ths
county Jail.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-05-24

LITTER FROM SISTER MARY FRANCIS CLARE.
We have received letter from Sister Glare stat
ing that Mr. Laurence Fogarty, her agent has
sailed for the United States to make arrange
ments for the Grand Lottery and Fancy Fair
which the gentlemen of Boston have promised
to get up for her poor in the Fall. AS soon as
Mr.. Fogarty has concluded arrangements for
the drawing of the lottery, which was adver-
tised some time ago in the STAR, and for which
tickets were sold throughout the south, we will
publish the necessary Details