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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-04-21
"EESfOry Of the Grange Move
INeDf; or the Farmers war
Against MOnGpOiies,o

Being a. full and authentic account Of the
struggles Of the american Farmers
| against the ertortions Of the Railroad
Companies. With History Of the
Rise and Progress Of the Order Of Pat
rons Of Hus5andry. Published by the
National Publishing Go T., Of Cincin-
matt. t
The most remarkable and powerful
movement of the present day is, I'M
questionably, the War which the Far
mers Of the United States ere waging
against the Monopoles of all kinds
] that have for SO long been robbing the
people and expressing the telling por.
ton of our community.
Tie work begins with the causes
which have aroused the American peo-
pie against the Monopolists, and treats
of the railroad system of the country,
its growth, actual condition and pros
poets. 1t then shows how this noble
system has been perverted to further
the ends of selfish capitalists and rail
road directors, who seek gain at the ex-
pense of the community; and we are
given terrible and thrilling account of
the crimes and frauds of the railroad
corporations Of today. The author
wields fearless and vigorous pen, and
points out the evils which this selfish
greed has entailed upon US. He shows
how the great corporations have been
able to control the whole country; how
they have robbed the nation, and cor,
rupted our Congress, State Legislatures,
and Courts of Justice. He gives us
some startling facts about the Wild Cat
Railroads of the Country; the reckless
gambling in the stocks, and the terrible
financial convulsion from the effects oi
which we are still suffering.
The book then takes up the cause ol
the farmers Of the United States, and
lays before US calm but eloquent state
ment OF. their wrongs; shows how the
farmers are overcharged and robbed oil
the just reward Of their labors, and
points out the causes of these evils. 1,
explains how the railroads impoverish
the farmers, and gives substantial rea
son for the charge So often repeated
that high freights affect the value oi
land as well as of its products.
/ A considerable portion of the work
is devoted to history of the Order Of
Patrons of Husbandry, and it contains
an account of its rise: progress, present
condition and future prospects. Each
feature of the order is fully explained
and an amount of information. is given
concerning this wonderful organization
that will amply satisfy the most curious
1t is decidedly the most interesting
and useful volume of the day, and a;
it comes at time when the whole coun
try is suffering intensely from the effects
of the evils it denounces, cannot fail te
have tremendous sale. 1t is an ably
written work, and bold and vigorou,
plea in behalf of the farmers and al
who are oppressed and robbed by th,
grasping Monopolies which are causing
so much trouble. 1t is sold by sub
scription only, and Mr.. G. o. Dougher
ty, Agent, Graysville, Monroe County
Ohio. who is the authorized agent TO
this section, is now carvassing for it.
April 81, 1874
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County Correspondence
lWri'ten for The Spirit of Democracy
From Perry Township.
The License Question.


That the liquor traffic in its present
form is productive of q vast amount OF
evil, and that its suppression or modi.
ticaion in some way is desired by a ma
jority of good men ard women, We
think will not be seriously called in
question.
How then shall the desired object be
attained? VIII licensing the sale of al
cohoic stimulants, diminish the amount
of drunkenness and the consequent evils
thereof2
The license system which originated
in England nearly four hundred years
ago,and was transferred to the colonies,
was founded in error, and tends to fos-
ter the evils Of intcmperance by clothing
the traffic with the GARD of legal sane
non. License means authority to sell
liquors, and its tendency is to make liq-
uor selling honorable, liquor drinking
respectable, and to keep up the manu-
facture OF intoxicating drink. Law
must be regarded as correct exponent
of public opinion, and while men have
a legal right to sell liquors, public opin.
ion cannot suppress the tratlic.
Antioch, April l6, 1874. NJ.
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Probate Court.

The following business has been
transacted since the close Of our report
on the Sth inst:
April 10-The account and statement
Of Isdac Hatcher, Admir- and Commits
sioner of the insolvent estate Of Berl-
ley Hodgin, deceased, was confirmed
and settled. In the hands Of Admir-
S47S a. Claims allowed, Sl,327 so
Ordered, that said Admir- pay to the
creditors Of said estate a dividend o.
36 cents, on the dollar, of their respect
i've claims.
Israel Lentz, Guardian of the estate
Of the minor heirs of Jonathan Lentz
deceased, filed his second partial settle
ment, the hearing of which was contin
ued to May &c.
April 1.-THE sale of real estate by
George w Eaton, Admir- of the estate
of Dade Douglass, deceased, was con
firmed
April 13.-Abraham Messerly, Guar
dian of the estate of the heirs of Fred
Gasser, deceased, filed his final settle
ment account, the hearing of which
was continued to May 80.
April 15.-The sale of real estate
made by W. N Cleveland, Guardian O
j. W. II. Mcpherson, was confirmed
The second and final settlement ac
count of James G. Baker, Guardian o
the minor heirs of Christopher Powell
was filed, and the hearing continued tt
May 30. -,t v..,.
The report of f. Koehler, appointed
to examine the County Treasury, was
received, and ordered recorded
April 1S.-G. W. Murrey, Admir- o
Isaac Murrey deceased, filed his secont
part settlement account, the hearin!
of which was continued to May 80
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-MARRIED.-On the 9th inst, by Rev.
J. o. ZwIcKER, Mr.. HENRY SCHENK and
Miss KATHARINE BERTRAM.s
On the 18th inst, by JACOB OLLoM,
Esq, of Salem township, Mr.. MARSHALL
NJ. STETsoN and Miss TERIssA PUGH.
@On the I'd inst, by Rev. E. W.
GRIMES, Mr.. J.H UMPLEBY and Miss
F. A. MCCONNELL. ..
"a On the Cd inst, by the same, Mr.
THOMAS B. DoDDs and Miss MARY A
FERGUSON.
On the 9th inst. by the same, Mr.
WILLIAM McNIECE and Miss ELIZA
SMITH.
e~On the 9th inst, by W. j. CRAWFORD
Esq, of Washington township, MIR
SAMUEL M. HARTsII oRN and Miss NANCY
DILLON. o.
On the 9th inst by ANDREW TwINEM
Esq, of Green township, Mr.. GEORGE
W. MCFARLAND and Miss MARGARET E
TUBAUGH
-On the 5th inst, by Rev. w. A. WAL
TIERS, Mr.. JoHN BIGLER and Miss KATH
ARINE SnINDLER.
>-On the 4th inst, ,by J. 7. CULvERHoUsI
Esq, Of Green township, Mr.. AoUILLA
Norris and Miss EMILY J. FERRELL.
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Arrival Of DIR. Liyingst0ne's Re.
mains.

SOUTHAMPTON, Dec. 15.-In aecor-
dance with programme the Mayor met
the remains of DR.. Livingstone at elev
en- to-day, when they were taken to the
railway station on the way to London
During passage Of the procession min.
ute guns were fired, bells tolled, and 6
multitude of spectators lined the route
of the procession.
LONDON, April 15-The train bearing
the remains of DR.. Livingstone arrived
this afternoon. There were few specta
tors at the depot The body was trans
ferred to the hearse and followed by q
line of carriages to the Geographical
Society's rooms, where the coffin wa:
deposited to await final obsequies.
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ss-- aaN III
Obituary.

Mary Smith, wife of Thomas Smith,
of Green township, this county, died on
the 9Th day of April, 1874, aged GO
years, after a brief illness, of lung fe.
yer, at her residence near New Castle
Mrs, Smith was member of the u. P
Church, and christian in its true sense
She has gone to that better world, where
she will be free from sickness aud pain
there to enjoy forever the glory of the
God and Father to whom she Offered
her prayers. A devoted husband and
two sons are left to mourn; they mourn
not as they who have no hope, but as
they who expect to clasp hands with tht
departed ones. in the bright realms
above. ...e .'-.,.-.-. II.
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R The laws of this State provide
that every Minister or Justice Of the
Peace shall return to the Probate Court
within three months, a certificate ol
every marriage by him solemEized, and
a failure to do 50 shall forfeit and pay
a fine. af fifty dollars.
For the year 1857 there were Z licen-
ses issued of which no return has been
made; 20 for 1858; IA for 1859; 7 for
1870; Z for 1871; sfor 1872, and 6 for
1873. a aH&
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Ey1Mr. john B. TRUAx, of Hope
Ridge. found five pocket books, on the
18th inst, hidden under the fence, near
the coal bank, North of the meeting
house on the Ridge.
In one of>the books were two tax re-
ceipts, bearing dates June II and IA,
1873, to STEPHEN ROBBINS and AzARIAH
MAssIE. In the same book is a receipt
from F. NJ, AMOS to JARED HAWKINS
Another book contained a receipt
from c. G. UBLINGER to STEPHEN ROB
BINS for tobacco. lE5 49, Z
These pocket books were taken by
pickpoekets at the show in this place
last summer. The owners can obtain
them by applying at this office, where
they were left by Mr.. V. GATES, by re-
quest of Mr.. TRUAx.
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Eg Theatrical and musical entertain
ments will be given at the Court House
on Thursday and Friday evenings, the
23d and Oath insts
The plays are more B.unders Than
One" and "The Quiet Family"
The performers are young ladies and
gentlemen of Woodsfeld. All should
attend
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wThe sale OF tobacco advertised
by Sheriff LITTLE, in one of the BEvER
cases, for the l7tf inst ;, was enjoined
by the United States District Court
The injunction was served On Sheriff
LITTLE the evening before the day OF
sale, and was obtained by some Of the
parties who are interested in the pro-
ceedings in Bankruptcy against BEyER.
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@Two copies of The SPIRIT are
mailed to Germany, ,one to F. G. PAULY,
Moerschied, Via Herrstein, Fursten-
thum Birkenfeld.
The other is mailed to GEORGE Sup
PES, to Landenhauseu, Landrad Bezirg
Lauterbach, Grosherzogthum Hessen
Darmstadt.
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INSURANCE. NOTICE.

The members of the Monroe Mutua
Fire Insurance Company are requested tc
meet at the Company's Office in Woods
field, on Monday, the 4th day Of Nay
1874, for the purpose of holding sp'
-eial election to elect Board of Director
for said Comp any.
April7, 74w4. w. I. oKEf, Sec
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EP. B. HANNAH, of Masterton, this
county, advertises dry goods, groceries,
hardware, queensware, &c, &C., for sale
at low prices. The people Of that sec
ton should give him atrial. His bills,
printed at this Office, will be found pos
ted up in Bethel and adjoining town
ships.
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wA correspondent at Stafford de.
sires to know ''the number of temper
ance societies in the county"
We have no knowledge of the num-
her,, Perhaps some Of our Prohibition
friends at Antioch, or elsewhere in the
county, can furnish the desired informa,
tion-through The SrIRlT's columns.
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~ Between II and l o'clock the
morning Of the 18th inst, "a wagon shed
corn crib, filled with corn, wagon and
other articles, the property Of JAcoI
FISHER, of Green township. were de
stroyed by fire. AS there was no fire
about the property, the inference is tha
It was the work of an incendiary. In
sured in the Ohio Farmers Insurance
Company.
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Mr.. P. B. HANNAHs. Of Master
ton, this county, has just received a
large stock of dry goods and groceries
which he proposes to sell at low rates.
The people of that locality should call
and take look at his stock, if they de-
aire bargains. e.5..a lan slnil
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EENew subscribers came in rapidly
last week The people of this county
desire correct news of the country and
county, and look to THE SPIRITS col
umns to furnish both Our full market
reports are another feature calculated to
give our readers correct information
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REMEDY FOR WHooPING CoUGu.-2O
grains of salts of tarter; 10 grains of
cochineal; l ounce of refined sugar
Dissolve in a gill of warm water. Take
teaspoonful three times day for a
child A or years old, and as. often as
the cough is troublesome night or day.
Exercise in mild and dry weather is ad-
yisable. ), - -.
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Thirty Years Experience of an Old
Nurse. E

Mrs. vyinslow's Soothing Syrup
is the prescription of one of the best Female
Physicians and Nurses in the United States
and has bee 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. 1t corrscts
aeidity of the stomach, relieves wind cclic.
regulates the bowels, and gives rest, health
and comfort to mother and child. We be-
lieve it to be the Best and sursst Remedy in
the World, in all cases of DysESTBRY and
DIARRHGA IN CHILDREN, whether 1t arises
from tsething or any other cause. Full di-
reotions for using will accompany each bottle.
None genuine unless the fac -simile of CURTIS
& PERKINS is on the. outside wrapper. Sold
By all medicine dealers, Aug26,T3Y,
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EEOn the 10th inst, the Probat

@On the 10th inst, the Probate
Judge appointed full board of School
Examiners, IS follows:
A j PEARSON, 3 years.
S. A. ATKINSON, 2
S. ScHooLCRAFr, l "-
The retiring members are. r. Il. TIL
FORD, JOHN w. DoHERTY and A. J. PEAR
SON. Mr.. PEARSON having served only
three months, was re-appointed. These
appointments are made under the law
passed in May 1873.
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NOTICE.

The Directors of the Monroe County
Agricultural Society are requested to
meet in W WoodsGeld on Saturday, May 2,
1874, for the purpose of fixing the time
for holding the Fair and transactiag other
business of importance.
By order, DC. DAVID OKEY, Sec.
April21, ,'74w2.
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R Certificates of Marriage signed
by the following Ministers ard Elders
were returned to the Probate Court
since April l, 1873:
George Mcdonald Q; H. Kraus s; j.
Phetzing 7; c. Lurlzer 6; E. w. Grimes
7; f. j. Fladung 5; R. NJ. Freshwater
4 J. Shaw 4; W. A. Walter a; II. w.
Baker 8; W, H. Piggott 8; J, d. Olm-
sted 3; H. Klerner 3; W. T. Gibson 3;
H. r Cash 2;J Clancy 2; II. j. Smith
l; W. Danford lzz;P, NJ. Heery l; w.
R. Barcus l; N. W. Cramblett l, VIM.
Gamble l; E. Barker l L. Timberlake
l P, Schafer |; G. F. Strickling j; J.
c. Russell l !; r. Horton 1 /; H. Lyons l ;
J. l. Wilson l; j. Q. Zwicker l; A,
Hendrickson l.
The following by justices Of the
Peace:
S. Clegg 10; Thos. Wilson 10; A.
Twinem 0; J, 7. Culyerhouse Z; 3.
Steward 6; j.. Armstrong 6; W. J..
Crawford 4; ". Martin 4 {; "A. Schwoh
4; W. t. Hurd 4; II. Bunfll 5; W. O.
Butler 4 T.; E. Okey 4; F. NJ. Beard a; j.
Rugsegger 4 A Headly 4; H. Winland
8; j. Ollom 3; L. Martin 3; NJ War
wick 3; o. F. Flint 2; S. Jackson 2, G..
NJ. Blowers 9; j. l. NalIy 2; j. Haught
l; j. fisher l; T. J. Griffith l J. Rey-
nolds l ; E Barker l B. Scott l; L. B.
Williams l; A Buchanan l I. Murphy
|; W H. Hawkins l George Bracy ;
R. Farmer L; w. Workman i; S. 2.
Wood L; S. Jack man l.
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EMr. JACOB C. YoHo, who resides
two miles West of this place, met with
an accident on the 18th inst, that may
prove fatal He was engaged in split
ting a piece of timber when an iron
wedge flew out, the sharp end striking
him in the forehead, fracturing the skull.
DEVIATION was called. .iDlf T -
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RThe County Commissioners and
Auditor meet as Board of Equaliza
ton on Wednesday, the goth day o.
May. All Complaints relating to the
assessment of personal property and
real estate are heard and adjusted by
said Board. AR u
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g Mrs. SUSAN PHILLIPS, wife OF
RICHARD B. PHILLIPs,aged "a years, died
in New Orleans on the 10th inst Mrs
P. had resided in New Orleans for the
last 90 years. Relatives Of the deceas
ed reside in Ohio township, this county
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R%M Mr.. F. W1rrENBRooK, Of Hope
Ridge, this township, Center. sold, in
March last, s sheep for S52 SO; the
sheep were only years old. This is
the best sale we have any account of.
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Large Yield of Corn,

The Nebraska State Board of Agri-
culture last year offered premium of
fifty dollars for the best yield of corn
in that State in 1873, which was awar-
ded to Mr.. NJ. NJ. Nelson, of Cass
County, upon the following showing:
The crop was raised on thirty five
acres of ground, first prairie broken in
1871, and the cost Of cultivation was as
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on the 9th inst,t fill the Offices named :
CLERKS. TREASURERS.
Adams-S A. Atkinson; D. Abersold
Benton-A. Meyer; W. c. Pool
Bethel-A. j. Mackey; P.B Hannah
Center-W Minstermann; Jere Williams
Franklin-J. W. NJ Brock: A.. G. Hughes
Green-Jas. Dsvaull; D. .McKelvy
Jacksen-Elias Barker; VIM. Hathorn
Lee-Wilson Martin; j. NJ. Goodwin
Malaga-Alex. Hardesty; j. A. Schwob
Ohio-J. A. Boice; A: Voegtly
Perry-J. R. Pennington; D. Lentz
Salem-C. H. Dankwerth; Jacob Roemer
Seneca-Chas. Eberly; C. Yockev
Summit-A. C.Armstrong; &C. .Oblinger
Sunsbury-J B. Shouse; John. Martin
Switzerland. Strauch F. Kindleberger
Washington-A. v Slack; L. o. Okey
Wayne-Jos. Oden; j. W Strickling
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The Household Panacea and Fam.
- - u. lily Liniment

is the best 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
Collie. Neuralgia, Cholera, Dysentery, Colds,
Fresh Wounds, Burns, Sore Throat, Spinal
Complaints, sprsins and Bruises, Chills and
Fever, Cor Internal aud External Use.
Its operation is not ouly to relieve the pa
tient, but entirely removes the cause of the
complaint. 1t penetrates and pervades the
whole system, restoring healthy action to all
its parts, and quickening the blood.
The Household Panacea is Purely
Vegetable and All Healing. Prepared by
CURTIS g. BROWN,
No. els Fulton street New York.
For sale by all druggists. Aug26,'7SY.
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HMr. GEORGE SUPPEs, of Cameron,
this county, starts to Germany to-day,
the 21st inst, to visit friends and rela-
tives. We wish him safe trip and
pleasant time.
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~ Mr. BALTzER HINES intends erect
ing new shop for blacksmithing, ON q
lot purchased of Mr.. H. B. HILL, in the
North end of town, near his old loca-
ton. Ex etE fE
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~ Attention is invited to our adver.
tiseing columns Persons desiring their
business known throughout the county,
insert their advertisements in The
SPIRIT. e
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@The following officers were elect
ed in Adams township on the 9th inst
Trustees-William Palmer.
B. t, Mellott.
Solomon Minor.
*Cephas Hart.
Clerks. A. Atkinson.
Treasurer-David Abersold. .-~a
Assessor-C. Fl. Groadhaus.
ConstableS-John Stuckey.
2siaa Western Taylor.
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Total cost, 81 rs per acre. sl66 9

Total cost, 81 70 per acre, Sl66 %
These tllirty-five acres yielded three
thousand two hundred and two and one
half bushels-being ninety-one and one
half bushels per acre. The variety was
the mahogany" and its weight avera-
ged sixty three pounds to the bushel.
The above statement was supported
by affidavit as required by the Board,
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w-A letter from j. E. W. of Mariet-
ia, will be found on our first page, and
one from Gen. Amos, from Washington
City, on our second page.
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EEThe Belmont Common Pleas
Court adjourned on Friday, the 10th
inst, having been in session nearly sew.
en- weeks. S7sg -aa ea ls1sE 1s
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.EEO On the 10Th inst, GEORGE E.
OTTo. native of Germany, was ad-
mitted to citizenship under an Act of
Congress of July II, 1862.
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wT The council of Barnesville passed
their gas ordinance last week A COM
pany will be formed, and the town
lighted by gas by next fall.
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EyDemocrats, we are gaining ground !;
stand firm and in 1876. a Democratic
President will again occupy the White
House,
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RThe Probate Judge of this coun-
ty issued II marriage licenses from the
LIST to the 18th inst.
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w Messrs. HEI.BLING, SToEHR and
DAVIS, carpenters, are engaged in re-
pairing the CUNNINGHAM property, now
owned by Mr.. F. DIEBL
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sHER1FF's SALE.
Sturgeon, Sharp & CO.
Samuel Pollen ct Tx.

DY virtue II an order of sale to me direct,
z ID ed from the court Of common pleas of
Mohroe county, Ohio. will Offer for sale At
the front door Of the court house, in the
town of Woodsdeld, between the hours 81
lO o'clock a. m. and o'clock p. N. on
Saturday, the oh day Of May, 1874.
the following described real estate situate In
Monroe county, Ohio. to wit: ~. -5s9 sss
The south end of tho southwest half oftRa
southwest quarter OF section twsnty-eus,
township four of range five, and bounded
and described as follows: Beginning at the
Woodstield and Antioch road wheF6 the sec-
ton line CROSSES said road' thence east slqn&
said section to fhe corner OF John Mofft's
thence north along sad MofRrs line
ten rods; thence west to said Woodsfeld and
Antioch road; thence southeast with said
road ten rois TO the place Of Beginning;
containing FIVE acres, more or less.
To. LITTLE,
Sheriff N. C. o.!
HoLLisTEK oKU!, Attys.
apr7.'74w5.
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D1ED-On the 18th inst, of whoop-
ing-eough, MINNIE, infant daughter Of
Mr.. WILLIAM j. CARTER, of this place.
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re- There were 90 cases commenced
in the Common Pleas Court from April
4th to April 14th.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-04-21

| Eg Since the Democratic party has
almost deprived the GRANT party of
! life, the Republicans don't think it is
| daad