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from the Republican, Noyem

F. from the Republican, November ,12.]
A little child, four years old, of Theo-
dore Jams, Of Sarahsville, was found
dead in the bed on Saturday morning
last The child had been in good
health, and thec cause of its death is un.
known
Noble county has not sert. a man to
the pcnitenliary for six years Joseph
Mantle who returned month or two
since, was sent in 1868. On Saturday
last Isaac Osborn was convicted of AN
offense which is punishable with from
three to ten years in the penitentiary.
John W. Peatty, Esq Of Center town.
ship, this year raised, twenty ght bush.
els Of potatoes from a.haif hushel plan !
ted. He also picked from this lot fifty
four potatoes which weighed sixty.two
pounds. The potatoes were of the
Buckeye variety. This is little largest
crop that we have vet been informed of.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE il hereby given that a petition viii
~ Represented to the Commissioners Of Mon.
roe county. Ohio at their December session.
1874, praying for review and alteration of
The road leading from the Stafford and Mata-
noras road to Lewisville; said review to COM
lnence at or near the tobacco house by the road
IN the land formerly owned by John Sloan;
thence the nearest and best route to Lewisville,
through the land of Jacob Hogue near the res
idence Of Daniel Givens; thence 10 or near Mi
chael Hofmans barn: thence to the residence
If Mordecai Dearth; thence to or near Louis
Butts barn; thence northsasterly course fol-
owing the ridge through the land of Adam
md Fritz Knof; thence through the land of
Henry S.baugh: thence to intersect the Woods
ield and Carlisle road at nr near the barn Of
Jacob Feiock. and there terminate; also for the
vacation of 80 much of the present road as will
be rendered unnecessary. M flf
novS. .T4d. MANY PETITIONERS
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! Legal Notice.

DENJAMIN DANFORD, as Administrator
ID with the will annexed of William C. Por-
ter. gives notice to Joseph Porter. of the State
of West Virginia, and William Porter of the
State of Kansas, that on the Both day of Octo-
Der, A. D. 1874, he filed in the Probate Court
of Monroe County, Ohio. his petition against
them and Others, the object and prayer of which
is, to obtain an order to sell the following de-
scribed real estate of said deoedent, to pay the
debts of said estate to wit:
About twenty-four acres of land in the south
east quarter of the northeast quarter Of section
twenty-one, in township seven of range seven
bounded on the north by lands of j. Sherman
on the east by lands of John Kent, on the south
by lands of Danford. and on the west b,
lands of J. d. Kent; and that said matter il
said petition will be for hearing in said Probat.
Court on the 7th day of December. 1874
rsH g-zs BENJAMIN DANF6RD.
nov3, '74tl. ss.. Administrator.
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'ProbaieCourt.

November st. S. Fowler, Adm r
of the estate Of George Flowers, de
ceasea, fled his report of the liabilities,
and d'assets collected continued for hear
ing to December 5. tg
Isaiah Coen was appointed Guardian
of Mary Matilda Coen, minor. Bond
$780,
November 9.-John Beardmcre; Ad-
minlstrator Of the. estate of John Be-
yer, deceased, filed his second and final
account, the hearing of which was con-
tinued.
November II. The sale of real es.
tate by Aaron S. Evans, Admir- of Su-
sanns Fletcher was confirmed, The
Admir- fled his final account which was
set for hearing December 31st.
A. Powell, Guardian ofsthe; heirs OF
Vincent Stnrgeon, deceased, filed his
first partial account September 5, 1867
the same mas sssctlfor hearing December
3lst ); - h4,,-....-
November IL George schaffer was
appointed g uarliSnI of Anna Adelia,
william Christian and Charles Edward
Goodyard. aged l5,I lS and II years
respectively. Bond 800
] T.Cnlverhouse, Guardian of Lu
cindsJg Ullom, (now Morgan filed his
final settlement; hearing continued to
December 3 lst, 1874. Eflll,e eli.E
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DIED On the 18th inst. J. of Con-
sumption, MARY ELLEN HAYDEN wife Of
THOMAS, HAYDEN of Hope Ridge, this
county. -rl, ts5
On The 18th inst, JOSEPH BuRkHART,
Of Center township, this county, aged
40 years. ..,5
llgOn the 18th inst, at the residence of
Mr.. MICHAEL LANG, near tthis place,
LAWRENCE YoCKEY, aged 70 years.
,aiFhei remains we're uttered Qin the
Lutheran cemetrv, near Miltonsburg, on
the 18th inst. Mr-Y was one Of the
first members of the Lutheran church
at Miltonshurg.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
The Monroe County Bank
VS..
James Ferguson ct al.

DY virtue Of an order of sale to me direct
~. ed from the court of COMMON pleas Of
Monroe county, Ohio, will offer for sale, at
the font door of the court house in the town
of Woodslsld,1 between the hours Of 10
o'clock a. m. aud o'clock p. M, on
Saturday, The Goth dnyof December 1874,
the following described real estate, situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit:
The northwest quarter of the southeast
Quarter, and the southwest quarter of the
northeast quarter. alsothe southwest quarter
of the southeast quarter of township three,
range six, and section ave; containing one
hundred and sixteen acres and sixty -oHe hun
drsdths of an acre. sw
Appraised at s
TO. LITTLE,
nov;7,'74w5. Sheriff NJ. C. O.
HoLLIsrER & OkBY, A.t'ys.
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/ EEThe record in the Probate Court
shows that since April 1871, Ministers
of the following denominations have
been authorized to solemnize marriages
inthis coanty: Baptist l.; Lutheran Z !;
R. Catholic 2; Christian 8; United Pres
byteriau 1; NJ. Episcopal II; Presbyte-
rian 4; Methodist Protestant L; United
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from thesEnterprise, November 12l

(From thesEnterprise, November 12
A coon was killed on the farm of Mr..
TIC Parkerla week, which weighed
'321 pounds.
Mr.. Shupe, lately Of Barnesville, is
building Iew hotel in Bellaires 1t will
be brick and stone structure, five stories
high, and will cost 100000. 5E. -a a-
Judge Cowen has SO far recovered from
his injuries as to be able 10 20 to Missou.
ri, last week, to assist in trying the Grove
will caseagainss He islable to walk with
the aid Of q cane. fa-"Tf - 'as" z'aas1
PRoDUcrIvE INDUSTRY. item is
old as to time, but we have just secured
it: One night last June, ON alarm not far
from Barnesville, these startling events
occurred lien ewes gave birth to 81
lambs; one mare had two colts; one COW
two calves and two women, the wives of
tenants on the farm, gave birth to twins
Theproprietor-ef that farm certainly felt
rich the next morning In tie words of
the country correspondents, we PROFOUND
the usual COMMUNICATIVE can beat it
Or them? -''-,&.eEt2 aa@i
A MINISTERIAL MISFORTUNE On
Wednesday morning, November 4, Rev:
u. s. Coyerg Of Burtenis, with his wife
and two children, were thrown Violently
to the ground from an overturning bug
gy. He was severely hurt, being thrown
from the back support Of the seat, dis
tance ofs12feet, fallingon his left shoul
der. twill be several days before he is
ready for full service. Mrs. Covert and
the oldest child received but slight bruis
es the, youngest (6 months oldJ was not
hurt. Theboy was driving at gentle
speed, when the, horse started different
road than that intended. and in being
turned hack while in motion. on, an easy
slope, Overturned the buggy without any
damage'toit. The accident occurred at
Bell sschoal honse, two miles north of
Morristown
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We're sent yester9aya

EE The farmers have supplied them
selves with improved farm tools, and
neglected The good wife who with the
old.fashioned loom eat out her exis.
tence, and was poorly paid TO work it.
S H. PowERs and A. II. WILSON from
Marietta, Ohio, are in town, exhibiting
a loom. In simplicity Of construction,
ease invoking, producing sls kinds of
cloth. : Rag carpets workeds with ease
by child IL years old and It will weave
from II to SO ! sards.per day. Mr.. JNo.
DoUGHERrY, and others of this place,
will mabufacture and supply them for
S65 each Persons wanting perma-
ment business will correspond with 5.
H. PewERs. Marietta, Ohio.
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Ne(u ADVERTISEMENTS,
Legal Notle.

nARAN STEVENS. who resies in the city
I and State of New York. vii take notice
that X. h. Alexander of the couty of Beaver
and State of Pennsylvania, did,n the 9th
day of October, A. D. 1874 6ls ais petition
in the court of common plea. of Monroe
county. Ohie. against the said Paan Stevens,
Frederick 1ubach and Christian irunev, d. :
PENDANTS; the object and prayer said Pc
.ition is. to obtain partition of tn following
described real estate, situate in Moroe conn
ty, Ohio, to wit:
|, The southeast quarter of the suthwest
quarter of section thirty. four; towIhip two
oud range four. containing forty aees and
fourteen -hundredths of an acre; also,, piece
supposed to contain about seven acreSff the
northwest corner OF the northeast gutter of
the northwest quarter Of. section hirty-
three, tow nship two and range four, ad set
of as follows. on the vest side of ru with
the direction Of the run up TO the scion
line bstween section thirty three and ur.y-
four, as an agreed marked lire;also thevest
half of the northwest quarter Of scion
thirty three, township two and range fur,
also, q piece of the south part Of the est
Hall VI tu0 uOftuOosk qooisoh " fSSo.,u
three, township three and range five. begin
ming for the same at the southeast corner
sad east hals--running north eighty -seve
and half degrees west seventy nine roo
and twenty links more or less to the south
west corner; thence north eighty-seven an
half degrees east eighty rods to the north
west corner OF the southeast quarter a
the northeast quarter uf the section; theme
south ffty-one and three fourth degrees ca:
nineteen and twenty-,w one hurd edth poe
thence south twenty.nine ami hatt degr-e
east thirteen and thirty s.v,n one -hundrett
poles; thence south ssventy-seven degree
east fifty eight and forty.six one hundr a.
poles to the section line;thence south two An
hall degrees west forty eight poles to th
place of beginning, containing twenty MIN
and half acres; in all, one hundred an
f:ty six and three fourth acres, more or lsss
The said Paran Stevens is hereby notifs'
that sam petition, will be for hearing At tn
March term Of said court, A. D. 1875.
..-~g-xy HUNTER 4 MALLORY,
poIl7 .'7aws. Att'ys for petitioner.
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Notice in Partition.

EvI JOY; Harvey Joy. Mary Howell and
Il William Howell her husband, Adalin-
Joy, Leonard joy, Diena Ridge and Frederick
Edge her husband, Nancy Joy and the un-
kown heirs of Elisabeth BradheId, will take
notice that petition was fled against them
on the elst day of 0ctober,A. D. 1874. in the
'ourt of common pleas within and for the
epunty of Monroe, by Cyrus McHugh, and il
now pending wherein the said Cyrus McHugb
demands partition of the following real es-
tate, to wit: Il = 4T
Situate in the of Monroe and State
of Ohio. and being the southwest quarter o
the southwest quarter of section thirty th.esi
township three of range five, containing
twenty six acres more or less.
And at the next term of said conrt the said
Cyrus McHugh will apply for an oidsr tha
partition may be made of said premises.
CYRUS McHUGH,
BY HARVEY HOLLAND, his Atty.
oct27,'74sG.
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RtA,son of HraMKlslEe, ofssIthis
township Center, diedl hT Wheeling,
WestNa. alsfew days sinsel and sthe
bodyswaszbrought hemevand inferred
on the 18th inst. The Wheeling Regis
ter of the 18th contained the following ::
SUDDEN, DEATH-A man named Frank
Kasier, EMPLOYED as firernantat Mt De
Chantel, dropped dead "Wednesday even
ing, while at work. Justice OKeefe
summoned sjury, and Tan inquest was
held, and verdict Of death from apo
plexy The deceased was German,
about thirty years old, and was from
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, where his remains
Were sent yesterdays
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kF The dwelling house, barn, wagon
shed and other, out buildings. with their
contents ofaMr. PARKER FoULKE, OF
Wayne township, Belmont county, were
DESTROYED by fire the morning Of the
18th inst. TheIlre originated from a
defective flue. WEI not learn wheth-
er the property was insured or not,
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Legal Notice.

BRAHAM HENTHoRN, who resides &ut Of
II the State of Ohio. will take notice ths1
,n the 18th day of October, 1874, John N.
Henin filed his amended petition in the Dis
triot Court within and for the county OF
Monroe and State of Ohio, against him and
John Mcmahon, the object and prayer Of
which is to quiet plaintiffs title TO, and pos
session Of, the following real estate in. said
county, to wit, 49,.
The southwest quarter Of the southeast
quarter of section Eve, township four ana
range Eve. e' 5g
Said Hent horn is required TO answsr ssid
petition by the lsthTof December, ls:4
H0LLISTER h OKRY,
oot27,'74ws. Att'ys for Asnin.
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sHER1Fss SALE:
Thomas Scott z
" ia. vs.. sfSiEs
G John ". Scott ct al.

Es,-a F.n- bss. -. a 20 sr.r
DY virtue Of an order of sale in partition
~ 70 me directed from the court of common
pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, will offer for
sale. at the front door of the court house in
the town of Woodsfeld, between the hours
Of 10 o clock a. m. snd 4 O'Clock p. m, on
Saturday,the 26th day OF DecemberslS74
the following described real estate situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit: .------- .----
The northwest quarter of the northwest
quarter of section twenty-seven, township
four Of range six, containing forty acres.
Also, the east end of the northeast quar-
ter of the northwest quarter Of section TWEEN
ty-seven, township four of range six, con-
tanning ten acres. -. - ...ly
Also. the south half. of the southwest
quarter of the southeast quarter Of section
twenty eight, township four of range six,
containing twenty, acres. t.e
Appraised at $I.42O, subject to dover Of
Elizabeth Scott,
- TO. LITTLE, I !.
novl7,'74w5. Sheriff N. C. o.
H. HoLLASD, Atty.
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kFThe protracted meeting at the
Pleasant Grove church, in Sunsbu-y
township, under the direction, of Rev.
SMITH. of BealIsville, closed last week.
Fifty, one persons connected themselves
with the church.
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SHERIFF's SALE
William Okey
Robert Sivard ct ux

pY virtue VI an order of sale to me direot.
~ ed from the court of common pleas Of
Moaros county, Ohio, 1 will Offer for. sale at
the front door Of the court house, in the
town<of Woodsfeld, between the hours Of
10 O'Clock a, m. and o'clock p. M. ON .,s5
Satnrday,the 26th day OF December, 1874.
the following described real estate situate in
Monroe county, Ohio. to wit: '
The southeast quarter ofthes southwest
quarter of section twelve, township three Of
range six. - ty--r -r7I+-g -
Appraised at $400. zs4L5 IL
T. o, LITTLE,
novl7,74w5, sheriff N, CO,
HoLLIsTRR & OKKY, Attys,
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/ "a The protracted meeting at the M.
e. Church in this place is still in prog
ress. Three persons have Joined to
this time, two on probation, and one by
cprtifcafe
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Other Diseases of the Throat.
PRICE, s1 90 PER BOX.
Settlement Accounts.

PRoBArE JupeE's OFFICE. MoSRos County,
WooDsrIELp, OHIO, November 9, 1874. (
71HE following settlement accounts OF Ex-
ecutors. Administrators and Guardians
will be tor hearing November 80. 1874:
Rosanna Kennedy Exeoutrix Of James T.
Kennedy, final.
Benz. Slime Adm'r of Michael Stine partial.
Michael Boughner Admir- Mary 4. Mccoy, final
G. W. Carrothsrs Guardian of Mary &. Thorn
perry final. sal cass a7 as
Hannah Z. Eaton Guardian Of L. D. and D. c.
Ration, final. .f,!isss t. a-1if.T
y. T. Stewart Guardian Geo. W. Stewart. .hnal
'i-siJAs. 3. MORRIS,
.uovIo'74w3. a"I5Ea Probste Judge.
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Notice.

i u Z Il u 4" Il
BARBARA THOMY, whose place Of residence
d ia unknown to plaintiff. will take notice
that on the l4th day Of November, 1874, John
Thomy fled petition in the court Of COM
mon pleas OF Monroe county and State Of
Ohio praying for divorce from. the said
Barbara Thomy. on account Of the wilfal ab.
sencs Of said Bssbara for more than three
years. Said petition will be for hearing in
said court at the next term.
HOLLlSTER & 0KRY,
novl7.'74a6. Att'ys for plaintiff.
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SHERlFF'S SALE d.
r. G. Miles, Executor"
Rezin Carpenter ct ux. IiS>s

DY virtue Of an orderof sale to me direct
- ed from the court of common pleas of
Monroe county, Ohio, will offer for sale at
the front door of the court house,in thetown
OF WoodsGeld, between the hours of 10
o'clock a. m. and 4 O'Clock p. M, on
Saturday, the 26th day of Defender, 1874,
the following described real estate situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit:
The east half Of the southeast quarter of
section seventeen, in township seven and
range seven, containing seventy -eight acres
and forty-hundredths of an acre.
Appraised ats h'EaVLfrEeEi |
TO. LITTLB.
noyl7.'74w5. Sheriff N. C. o.
-EoIIisrsa oKEr, Att'ys. I . 9 =
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EThe protracted meeting ct PoTr's
,auuDintment of the NJ E.sChurch, lun-
der the direction of Rev. CUMMINGS.
closer on the lath inst There we're
five additions to the churcif. p H.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
A. & S. Thistle
Joseph S. Harrison.

.
ny virtue of an order Of sale to me direct
- ed from the court of common pleas of
Monroe county, Ohio. will offer for sale at
the front door of the court house, in. he town
of Woodsfeld between the hours of 10 O'Clock
a. IN. an 4 o'clock p. IN, on ....is
Saturday, the 18th day of December 1874,
the following described real estate, situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit:
Beginning at :hs northeast corner of the
southeast quarter of the northeast quarter
of section thirty -four, in township one. of
range four; thence west eighty rods to
the northwest corner of said lot; thence
south eighty rods to the southwest cor
ner of said lot; thence with the north side
of the southeast quarter Of said section
fifty five and one:fourth rods to 3 rock in the
run; thence down the said run a southerly
course to a rock, 90, the bark of the big run;
thence dowi on the north side Of said run in
an esstsrly direction fifty rods to rock at
the mouth Of Duvars hollow; theuce south
sixty-seven and a half degrees east four aud
one.tenth rois to a. chestnut, thence south
sixty two and one s-ha.f degrees east six and
half rods' 'toa chestuutthence south sixty.
one and a half degrees east six and one tenth
rods to an oak. thence south sixty i've de-
yrees east nine 70 is to an oak; thence south
lorty-fve degrees east six and half rods to
black oaKi thence south forty three degrees
,st six rods TO a hickory, thence south forty
asrses east eight and two. tenth rods to an
al; thence south seventeen degrees east
eken perohes TO locust at the road; thence
nth ffty,four and. one.fourth degrees east
SHY six aud half rods to a stake; thence
noh forty four and a half degrees east to
theection line; thence north one hundred
andorty rods to the place of beginning. ex.
oept wo acres described in deed) at the
mous Of Juvars run, and contains ns nine ty-
eightcrss more or less. being a part of the
lands nowu as ths Snyder farm,
App.ised ats a-s.'@' 90 .'t
= faF7 sts.3 7aT. O. LITTLE, a
novI'74w5. S} - Sheriff N. CO.
l.. ArrstsR / j.. srRIses. Ats i
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.fEon Saturday. the 7th inst, the
M Manufacturing Company of Sardis, this
county, elected tbe fotlowine officers
Presidspt-JoHN' RYDER. /. Tice Presi-
deai-JAMEs NEsBlT,. Secretars-R I
;R1cHA RpssN; Treasmer-A. ID. HAyER
LY: Directoss-JoHN RYDER. JOHN NJ
Goap~is, ,QJxMEs NEsBir. A. R. BRIDGE
xAx. FRED LoRr, PRrTR FAxKHoUsER
and CHRIsrIAH .KoYIs.
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THE SPlRIE4QFs DEMOCRACY,
Noyemher ~, Is74,,
gNNF W wY
LOCAL..
New Adyertlsen,ents.

Sheriff Sale, MILES vs. CARPENTER ct ux
{" g.. I" ct ux.
'rHsys 9lvh OKEf Vs. SIvARD ct ux
" THIsTLE's vs. HARRISON
y@ fsu aWATsoS yst NTILER etal
lsA RYE Scerf Vs. FScorr etIal
Z" " DANroRp vs.. DEMENT, ct al.
ssMok Go BE VS.. EERsUsos ct al
4" COOPER vs.. CARLETON ct al
stsso a!"o SIMPSON, WILSON 4 HoGUE +.
vs.. JAS. TAGGART ct ux
Notice,usaA .sm rHoLLIsrERs& " OKEY
Legal Notice, HUNTER Il MALLORY
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aseEMr. SAMUEL Crow, of Switzer-
land township, produced q very fine
c crop. 3 of corn on Che land of MI. BARNA
PowELL, the present season. He coun
ted the grains on two ears and the yield
was 1,333 and ,201 grains.respectively,
When shelledktne corn weighed two
pounds and. Six ounces. Who can beat
this 4kh3 , .teoa
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NEW YORK Catle NIarket.

Nov l3-Beeves, native steers sold
at from SIC per 10 todress SIS lbs. to
125c to dress 5S- HIS Sheep-4A@64c
for common to prime, and 6@S1c for
poor to gond slamhs Hngs-Slow at
6s@65c; dressed at S49ssc.
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wADAM ScHArlFsEFs,. I, Of Ohio
towpehip. aged about "a years, died OF
typhoid fever, ION the a sl2ih inst. He
took. IN at Beressl where he was attend
ing school, ahdodied asfewsdays after
reaching home tFst ,AfaRs
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HOua abe 9Th inst, .,cuARIEs KErrEE,
coa6ped in Jail on two, indictments for
selling liquor to. be drank where sold,
made eapplication to the Probate Court
to be discharged, on bail. for his ap-
;peafaKee Ut the next term Of Common
Pleas Court. The Court admitted him
1obsil in the sum 'of s100'in each case
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sHwe are now ready for our oIa
friends OF the enigma, puzzle and prob
Aend eoluma Iof TIE SPIRir Send in
your contributions and at the same
time, furnish us. the news ofyour neigh.
borhood for publication.
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kEMr. T. q. CASTLE is fitting up
one soi MH &. H. DAyENpoRT S bull
t,ings, opposite the DoRR Hotel, for a
Drug Store. 'osiA
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w This is the last publication for
the Commissioners Report. In our
pexkweI shall be ableto giyesosr usual
full reports Of general news, markets
and other matters. 1isdl :irssta a.gads
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- gMf. SrEpHrs SOILS family Of
Benton township, has heen severely Of.
hicted fecenay,e, a little, son aged 3
Eesrsraied On the 4th inst. and a daugh-
ter, agedsS years. died on the 18th inst,
both ofi idiphtheris. The disease is pre-,
vailing to q considerable extent in that
section: yrsssse syahes : ga e....s4
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-11-17

-wESsA pdh6Uef of the1adies of Barnes
vile held prayer meeting 'on the street
the Sth ipst, p the iIt interests res Of the
temperance cause.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-11-17
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Baltimore 1--we Stock Market,
'Hs.>SfS f4 ' Novembersl2.4
Cattle--Brst4n sale 5 25@6 rs: first
quality, 4 25@5 so: medium, 3@4 25.
Hoas-Supply ii excess Of demand ;
|S 25@9 Sheep-Dull; 4@5 co.