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Probate Court.

The following business has been
transacted since the close Of our report
on, the 21st ult. l~ .-
April 24.-Thos. Mcvay, Admir- Of
Benz. McVay, deceased, filed inventory
and sale bill Of the personal estate oi
said deceased. t,s
April 27.-The petition of Deborah
Mason, Guardian of Henry Mason, to
sell real estate, was heard, and an order
for. appraisement issued. Jere. VIII
liams, N. Koehler and P. Diehl were ap
pointed. appraisers. se.s .7.,
Samuel Groux, Admir- Of Geo. Adam
Schell, deceased, filed his f.st settle.
ment account, the hearing of which
was continued to May 80.
The Will of Mary. Affolter, deceased
was admitted to Probate.
April &C. L. Kroning, was ap
pointed Administrator Of John Drayer
deceased Bond $1,000 Joseph Weir
Joseph Hodge and John Tuttle were
appointed appraisers of the persona
property - sfe~a t'est.:shce 3H'i
April 20 The appraisers appointed
in the case of Deborah Mason, Guar
dian of Henry Mason, made their re
port which was confirmed. The rea
estate was ordered sold at private sale
April 30.-The first account of e. H
Davenport, Guardian of Josiah Bay
ners heirs was heard, confirmed ani
settled Balance in hands Of Guardian
$3.50 08. ,9aead"i s.i.'s.'.~ s1sEs.so -
The first account of John Ludy, Ad
ministrator of Jacob Toni, deceased
was settled. In hands Of the Admins
traitor 1926 O5.
The final account of,'Jonathan Con
ner, Guardian of Mary E Mills wa'
settled. In Guardians hands SI96 a
The third account of Hugh Dimes
Guardian of David McCutcheons' heirs
was settled. In the hanGs of Guardian
moneys as follows 81 20 of his
ward Hugh, S33 "a of his ward TAnr
Jane, SI0S "a of his ward James ant
si0S "a Of his ward Mary Isabella Nc
4 =
The final account of j. f. Culver
house, Guardian of the heirs of Elijat
Ullom, deceased, was settled. In Guar
dams hands SAL 81, which he is order
ed to pay to the mother Of said ward;
for their support
The final account Of John U. Steiger
Guardian of the estate Of Mary Hardy
was settled Z OyeaeAid by Guardian &
ward M7s45; 81 3 iSs Is Isl
The flal account of Thomas Mur
| ply, Adm'r OF the estate of James NJ
Black, deceased, was settled.
The third partial account of Johr
Kerr, Guardian Of Fritz Attles' heirs
was settled.
The final account Of BENZ. R. briggs
Executor OF the estate of Mary K
Moore, deceased, was settled
/, Exceptions having been filed. to th,
third and final account of Josiah De
ment, Administrator of Vincent, De
ment, deceased, the hearing was con
tinued.
Alex. L. Griffith was appointed Guar
dian Of Sarah E., Elihue E. and VIM
B. Upton. Bond 1000.
] G. L. Tyler, Guardian of Alice ant
Lizzie Archer fled his second partia
account, the hearing of which was con
tinued to May 80. .sfst..s.aan
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Tho Househ old Paaacea and Fam
ily Lfniment

Is the best remedy in the world Cor the fol-
lowing complaints, viz: Cramps in the Limbs
and Stomaohs Pain, Ia the Stomach, Bowels OF
Side, rheumatism inIalt aitsforns, Bilious
colic. Neuralgia, Cholera Dysentsry, Colds
Fresh Wounds, Burns, Bore Throat, Spinal
Complaints, Sprains and Bruises, Chills lahd
Fever, Cor Internal and External Use;0
Its operation is not only to relieve the pa
tient, but entirely removes the cause of the
complaint. II penetrates and pervades the
whole system, restoring healthy action to all
its parts, and quicksning the blood. .
Tho Household Pahaosa isJPurely
Vegetable aod All Healing. Prepared by
Z .r-s. oa;2Sss<aH CURTIS r. BROWN
J .IE3I No. els Fulton street New York.
+ Fer sale b, al dr1gsists. ppiqAugeS7sE,
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@The Weston correspondent OF
the Wheeling Intelligencer writes as
follows:
aFNF. Eaitor,Tnone of those cremation
men need come out here to put up fur
naces aad 10 90 into. business. AS long
as land can be bought IN this and adj
joining counties for one dollar per acre,
the children desire to be laid away in
the old fashioned way, by ,the. side of
heif fathers" ,cIlI TIKI T.
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EEMr:.s D. sHAniEros resigned che
Office of road supervisor last week OF
athe district on the hill beyond Cranes
Nest creek: and the Trut tees appointed
Mr.. JARED HAWKINS with orders to re-
move all distractions from, the road
leading np The hill from the creek.
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Special Netnes,
Children Often Look Pale and Sick

Children Often Look Pale and Sick
from no oshsr eause than having worms in
the stomach. BRows's vERMIruas CoMrIrs
will destroy Worms without injury to the
child, being perfectly WHITE andfres from
all coloring or other injurious Ingredients
usually used in worm preparations.
- CURTIS & BROWN, Proprietors.
- q AE9No. as Fulton street. New York. \
Sold by Druggists and Chemists and 1e1lsrs In
Medicines at TWENTY. FIVE CENTS Box.
August 26, 1887. ass g 4sff9st{ Pat
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wThere are IA post-offices in Mon
r5e county, outside of WoodsiieId, where
over 700 copies of The SPIRIT are Ia
ken, an average of over &c. copies to
each office What county paper in
Eastern Ohio, can say as much?
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-05-05

FoRfgEArE.-+GAr old friend. Henry
Heidleshimer, of Carlisle, has received 9
little good fortnne,shapsd up in a couple
of gold checks, calling 'or $1,000 each
His mother,p ins Germany, sends those
pleasant bits Of paper to her son.-No
Die County RepmbhcaB.sI Ash ;oel osi
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NOTICE.

The Directors Of the Monroe County Agri-
cultural Society are requested to meet. in
Woodsieh on :, =. ..s~a -
Saturday, ,the16th day of fNTay,.1S74,
for the purpose of fixing the time for holding
the Fair and transacting other business of i'm
portance.
j BY order, &c. DAVID OKsY, Sec.
. mayo, ,I4w2. ~ ~ ss-,.
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wPrivate DALzELL figures among
"the strawsand rubbish which sh6ald be
reduced to ashes,' in cremation car
tocn in q recent number Of The Daily
Graphic.
-7This is fame, which means' 'isoentfibu-
tions to the waste baskeS',sss
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|aV Barnum has recovered, Phnnix.like,
from his ashes, and opened his Roman
Hippodrome, the largest place of amuse.
mentin the world. I Tie bailding covers
the entire site of the OLD Harlem and New
Havea Railroad Depot, and seats 10000
people.
!. Abopts four years ago Gen. Stanton,
ahe Surveyor General of California, plan.
ted two large groves of trees, covering in
all about $50 acres, and 10 day he is'the
owner of 10000 trees, big and little,
some of them measuring fifty feet in
height and foot in diameter.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-05-05

EEThe Local of the Marietta Times
is already suffering for ice to, cool bis
pfospectiys berry cob plsrs IL seems
on the batits of the ...oldest town in
Ohio. 80 = 80. q 80 90 -. " =, ~,
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Fer Sale.-Thirty y.six and one-half
aetes Of land for sale, adjoining the cof-
poration Of Woodsfeld. Apply atthis
Office. ~ ,apr2Sw3.r
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HIt is thought Shat the fruit crop
was considerably damaged by the free
mig weather last week. ...,..,- tssss ssR
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Thirty Years Experience OF an Old
,errsR ysIfat "a Nurse ,,s5qsysG II O. - f,

Mrs. WinSI0w'S Soothing Syrup
is the prescription Of one Of the hest Female
Physicians and Nnrses In the United States,
and has bee q 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 II corrects
aciditY of the stomach, relieves wind colo,
regulates The bowels, and gives rss$ health
and comfort to mother and chili. We be-
lieve It TO BE the Best and sursst Remedy In
the World, in all cases Of DrsENrsRY and
D1ARRnGA IN CAIhpREs, whether 70 arises
from teething or any other cause. Full di-
reotions for using will accompany each bottle.
None genuine Unless the fac -simile OF CURTIS
Il PERKINS is on the outside wrapper. Sold
by all medicine dealers. Aus16,'73F,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-05-05

o HA prominent. Democrat said to
us o few days since :-"THE SPIRIT il
regarded. .in oariparth hefethe county, as
the best county paper in Ohio. Even
: the Republican admit that, and YOU
know they don't often praise 9Dennocrat-
ZIG pspefs, 70 ';., e@as.aI,.. - .s.se :,
Another said :-"THE SPIRIT is gain
ing among all classes over with u.s."
: -titYouf Selections | arc Tdways9gopd
they are suitable for young and ,ola.ppz
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LOCK STITCH SEWING .MA(HIyE,

Is beyond question the Best, simplest and
Easier .ad djuSted than any other Machine
inSnse. The Inventor who can make a mashine
TO do its work with the least machinery is con-
sidered BY all goodjudges as the best. Simplic-
ity of construction in everything is not only its
beauty, but its best recommendation. In moth
ing is this rule more applicable than to Sewing
Machines The mechanical principles involved
in the Davis sre new, and differ widely from
those a3nmonly in uss; combining simple; ty,
strength, durability, economy and adaptation
to larger range Of work than any other ma
chine,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-05-05

oskTsS1ccess' don't consist in never
making blnnders. but in never making
the saIne one. the. second time.", l.a e
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.sscEAscrusade on the corset vendors
is proposed; because,the advocates say,
thiS'Mnd of squeesihg destroyes more
than twenty Eve thousand women each
year. Awful!
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-05-05

.sfzMr 1m s1sur1 d. TaoaasmprnRRRin. TamnRn !
resilient of the State of Missouri, died
oniths 18th ults sof luhgifeverY aged R6
years He formerly resided in Adams
township, this county. : s..aa
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-05-05

wIt would require good deal of
Imagination to get up a FIRST class aOde
to Spring" under the circumstances
the storied April showers and tradition
al robin having been such signal fail
ure.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-05-05

EV More damage has resulted to
property along the creeks in this coun-
u, sipcs last Fall, than at any previous
time within the past eight years. rls,s.
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ET There is considerable sickness
prevailing in WoodsfeId among young
children-whooping eqogb sccompa.
MED with lung fever
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-05-05

EE The SPIRIT is mailed to subscri-
hers at 81 SO per year; six months rs
cents. It contains more ne,os each
weekpgeneral and local anIt fulleJ mar
ket reports than any county paper in
t4Is dftionI q Iohioa lIiITaaqIi.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-05-05

1lERey S. BURT wants to employ .
single man in the, ministry. Address
him at BarnesY!lle, Belmont county,
Ohio es4s -,
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E Now let your hens out to harrow
up. .fyoqr ..neighhor's feelings and his
seed. 1t makes garien.sass.
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E The candidates announced fol
the several Offices are:
For Commissioner-JAs ARMSTRONG
/. ~ VALENTINE GATE
Recorder -ARcHrBALp HosKINsoN.
aHia JoHN Hamilton.
w AsHINGToN F. JOHNSTON
Ihf5 5Nrsctor-P. ScHgMAcHEB, SR.
8IfsUH s HENRY SIXTH.
SuryeVor-JoHN E. MIRACLE.
@1lI-i1i OLIVER S SLOAN.
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wThe building season. does mot
open with q. promise Of much improve
ment in this town the coming summer.
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SURVEYOR.
INFlRMARY DIRECToR.

ED. SPIRIT: The Democracy Of Mon,
roe County desire the nsme of Philip ScHU-
MACHER, Sr, announced for reelection to the
Office Of InArmary Dir ector; subject to the de-
cision Of the Democratic County Convention.
He is one of tho best officers the peopleof this
county ever had in that position; thu condition
of the finances, InA,mary and farm prove this.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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EESNIrH believes in cremation, for
the beneit of the soap trade. He knows
lots OF people whose ashes would make
splendid I've.
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w During the month ending April
80, RecdfderI HoskIEsoM recorded As
Deeds, and "a Mortgages; and released
SO Mortgages. si79s4 isei val ],
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Transfers OF Real Estate.

G. W. Cats to c, Lobenstein, 60
acres, Salem township, S2,l00.
Al. Shotwell to G. F. Turner, 40 acres,
Center township, $1,000.
]. Affolter to A. Twinem, 90 acres,
Adams and Green townships, $3.50.
j. Brown to sims & Hamilton, Sc
acres, Perry township, 81, 400.
D, D,Barnard to John Drum, lot No.
30 Antioch, $500.
Gray to Smith, 81 acres, Wayne
township, ST. ,000s x;p 81 S-r -v p ~
M&WardSto c. Frantx, 4acres, Salem
township, SS3.q ,,i,oli .i
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H Attention is invited to our cor
respondence4il 3ag1asaf ii II eli
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oaEEThe receipts of the theatrical ex-
hibidonsheld in this place the Esd and
24th ult., we're $40 80.bedigoses l4lfs
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E~There are 80 post-oflces in Mon
roe County.
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- SUDDEN DEATH.-We learn that Mr..
WILLIAM HilL, who Iesides near Bealls,
vile, this county, died very suddenly
: the, evening of, the, 10th ult. He was
leading . horse which threw him down
aud injured him ipternallyss lsHe walked
into the house and remarked to his wife,
sPfn blind, IsEan'tseeyh and immediate,
ly tell dead. Mr. HILL was. q moral
upright man and was highly respected
byshheneighbors, ana acquaintances.
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New Advertisements.

Settlement Accounts, JAS. R. MORRIS.
Notice, ,,.e .1Isa58 q8g ID. OKEY.
announcement w. F. JOHNSTON,
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yE%The County, Commissioners meet
On Wednesday, the 10th inst
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Common Pleas Court convenes
on Tuesday, the 10Th iisT.snl
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Local and Travelling Agents
Wanted, All make of Machines carefully
adjusted and repaired VI apr2S, TAFT. /
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Written tor The Spirit OF Democracy5
? From Center Township.() s,
WooDsrIELD, ONO, March 10, 1874.
e / sckbss WORD ENIGMA -


e 'ckbss WORD ENIaMA.s : ,
No. 112-I am composed Of 10 letters
Ny first is in house but not in land.
Ny second in earth but not in sand.
My third in ant but not in bee. 8 r. r, j. :.
My fourth is in water but not in sea.
Ny fifth is in gay, which ! certainly am.
And Just tell the girls I'm asingle man. =
My sixth is in life but in death. IS 81,
Ny seventh will always be found in health.
Ny eighth is in labor but not in play.
Ny ninth is in week but not iu day.
My tenth is in spring which is now at hand,
And nature with beauty is clothing the land.
My whole is the name of a clerk i
Monroe County. - 4t.., e.
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Written for The Spirit of Democracy,
From Malaga Township. 3

MnroNsBuRG, @ :, April q, 1874
Ed SprRrr Please insert the following 3
enigmasinyourvaluablepa
MISCELLANEOUS ENIGMA. a E
No. .l10-I am composed Of l3 letters,
My 10 Bis nickname.
MY IL 4 II is males name.
Myd,Hl21Sis'a is q mans name. 5-fvFgr
Ny "a 6 Bis aregulator. yy,4 :
MyF2913is. part Of the body. q. Is.
My5 7 9 is part Of the head. 4 :.f..iE.
MY whole is the name of ynn residing
in1owa. 81 sJg 9a q 81
FE ! MISCELLANEOUS ssaa4a.
slEo- "a III am composed Of 1slstssrs
MY Z s 9 is nickname.
My 12is'apreposition. III rs
My Is 6 is verb
My 4 IL II is an abbreviation
My 10 % is beautiful sight.
NMywholeis is the name Of 3 shoemaker
| in Iowa. W. F. E. & A. S. Y.
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Z ffroMm Mths Gazette, apriit So. r

H. NJ. Hickok has laid out an addition
of 81 lots to the town Of Barnesvile, aud
John Gr Barklean addition 1920 Iotsto
Maraib FsrrylI Both seedtded fHae
Recorders office this week.
A meeting Of thecitiSe6s .of-St. Clairsl
vile will be held in the court house next
Saturday evening May 2, at y o'clock to
take into consideration the project of
purchasing aAre enginsfor the to'wn,a,id
the constructing Of cisterns or wells.
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Needles and Attachments for all sew
ing machines for sale. frics of needles 81 pei
dozen, by mail, the money to, accompany the
order, l,s,yt -.
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County Officers.

MICHAEL H0EFFLRR. AUDITOR.
DAVID OKBY ........... ..CIRRK OF Couars.
JAMES z. MORRIS. PROBATE Jupox.
WILLIAM READ. TREASURER.
THOMAS o. LITrLR. sHERrrr.
ALBERT J. PEARSON. .PRosBcurIxa ATTORNEY.
ARCHIBALD HOSKINSON :. :, ~. RscoRpKs,
OLfVRR s.lSL0AN. !. SURVEYOR.
JOHN MUHLEMAN. Coroner.
INYrRxARY DIRRcroRs.-P. SCHUMACHER,
ss., JACOB DRUM and JOHN PFALZGRAP.
CoHMrssrosts-JAS. ARMSTRONG, CHRIS
TIAN CEHRS and EDWARD OKRY.
Commissioners meet on the first Mondays
Of March, June, September and December:
and as Board Of Equalization on the third
Wednesday of Nay in each year.
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wT The following is a specimen o.
the letters received at this office:
"QUAKER Curr, April 80, 1874.
EDITOR SPlRIr- Sir II picked up you,
paper the other day, and as it is a good
Democratic pape-, and advocates my
principles during forty years past, in
close you 81 for which forward to me
Direct to L BAcKER,
Peoria, Illinois.
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Neu ..Aabertis
Settlement Accounts.

PROBATE JUpaB's OYFIcR, MONROE COUNTY,
WooDsrIsLD, OHIO, Nay 5, 1874.
HNHR following settlement accounts of Ad-
/ ministrato ors and -Guatiiaus will be tor
hearing on Saturday, May 80. 1874:
Thomas Cline Guardian Of VIM. ?. Knowlton's
heirs partial.
II. B Hill Guardian Of Scott Di1on's heirs.
partial -, -.
Israel sLents Guardian Of Jonathan. Lent's
heirs, partial.
Abraham Messerley Guardian of Fred. Gasser's
heirs, final
Jas. G. Baker Guardian Of Christopher Pow
ellis heirs, final.
G.. w. Murrey Admir- OF Isaac Murrey, partial
John IL. Amos Admir- of James G. Amos, par
tial.
Samuel Groux Admir- with will annexed OF
George Adam Sohell. final =
G.. L. Tyler Guardian Of Lizzie and Alice Ar
cher, partial.
| JAS. R. MORRIS,
may5.T4wS. Probate Judge. !.
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La53,s.e !, g, =. Farm for Sale. s.. slss
/ in PERRY Tp, MONROE co, Q.

max subscribers offer for sale so acres Of
land 10 Perry township. In tracts Of 40
acres each. It Is situated as follows:
n The northeast quarter Of the portheast
quarter Of section 4, township and rsngs'5.
. The southeast quarter OF the eoutheast
quarter Of section s. township 3 snd rsnse,S.
Beth tracts lay well, good timber, plenty
Of water, aud viii Be sold upon fsir terms.
Address or call on q. b. or J. n. BUFF
ANN, Laings, Honroe County, Ohio.
rspr2s,'7ia. Is 20e
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Notice !. sto.. Teachers. 1


May %, 1879.
These examinations will commence at
O'Clock .. m. and close at 4 p. m.
A fee of so cents is required from each
appiioar. as condition Of examination, and
must be paid IN advance. '
BY order of the Board.
Fsbs4,T4-td. A. J. PEARSON, Clerk
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an CaEoaRAPHtCAL2ENrGMA. L9sff'
mo. 1851 am composed of Ia letters
My 412693 is country in Europe.
My 80 I3 IA is river in Africa.
Ny 4s6514 10 is an island of the coast
of South America aos s,s,,5 a.
My 164l2 &C. 7 is sea in Asia Il. {
My4l4101 l 6 is lake in New York.
My16751H3 is port in China.
My49769 is a mountain in Arabia. :,
s. 10 el22139is a gulf on the coast o.
Greece.
My whole is a city in Turkey.
MISCELLANEOUS ENIGMA.
No. lO9-I am composed Of Is letters
My 13 S21ais length of time. Ia, %. :
My 3 10 7 is kind of q tool.
NV 5 l46u is part Of the face. -.
My 4 9 l5isapumber.. " xS-lg
My whole is the name Of man in Sum
mittownshp. 20 li -cl WMa PAITHt
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RECORDER.

Ed. SPIRIT: Please announce the name
of WASHINGTON F. JonNsroN. of Malaga town. ii
ship, as candidate for County Reoordor: sub
ject to the decision of the Democratic County
Convention. Tr,, MANY Dem ,cRArs, ,
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Written for Tho Spirit of Democracy J

Written for Tho Spirit of Domocraoy,].
From Malaga Township.
No. lO4-A Band C hhve sN, B has
twice as much as A, plus "a; c has as
much as both A and B plus 81. How
much money has each
0eF y aEaxl! p sLl - El6
sas MISCELLANEOUS ENIGMA lev an
No l05-I am composedof IL letters
My3413 s is q useful animal. iaa'Gs1
My IL Sc isa genus of creeping fish.
Mx11o911l3fs d slimy creeping ami:
NAL t..
My72S 5 Is to exhaust .6Elii+l1
MY whoieis the name Of a school ;di
rector in Malaga township. SNIrE;4 s
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Problems, Puzzles, EnlsmaS, &c.

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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-05-05
Written for The Spirit of Democracy.
From Summit Township,

-+-.s-. PUZZLE. ,r -, -,
No, 106-A man went to a., store and
said to the clerks Ifyou give meas much
money as Inow. have, Twill spend a dime
with you; he wentto. the second store
and said to'the clerk: If you give me as
much money asI now have, ] viii spend
a dime with you; he went to the third
store and said to the clerk :. If yougive
me as much moneyas Inow have. Twill
spend dime with you: When he left tire
third store he hadn't any money left -
How much had he when hestarted ? s5:i :
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astudent at the Normal School. 'T''~
Ny S153 IL is the name of the same stu.
dent.
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name. - sS.si8
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iofthe studentspoken Of
/ Mvwhole is the name ofa student al
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- FROM Summit Township.
aii'o'.i = = - April "a, 1874.
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