The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-07-07
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insurance Company, SrKox J. DoRR.
EThe mx receipts for Woodsfleld
Corporation were printed at this Office
last week
w Rev. J. O. A. MILLEn held ser. |
vices in the N. e. Church Of this place
ON the 5th inst.
EThe boardwalk from r. Rsrr's
property to the graveyard gate has
been completed.
~We shall present to our readers,
IN short time, full statistics Of this
county for the year 1873.
~ Nineteen persons we're taken Into
full membership in the N. E. Church Of
this place on the 9th inst.
DIED On the 25th ult., Mrs. ABER.
lila GouDr, wife Of Mr. ROBERT GouDY,
OF Green township, aged IS years.
HThe general verdict is, that ScHu-
HAcHrR is doing first rate job in gra-
ding McKeown's hill, north of town.
@Mrs. MARGARET DAvENpoRr, wife
OF Mr.. JOHN A. DAVENPORT, of Ottawa,
Kansas, formerly OF Woodsfeld. is here
on Q visit.
HThe contract for furnishing e00|
bushels of coal at our school-house was
awarded to Mr.. SrARxEY at 1af cents
per hushel. gsF 2u
r. The Probate Court issued Z mar.
fiage licenses during the month of June
During the same month last year Is
were issued. i''.0
HJackson township reports 500
bushels of wheat, 32,6l3 bushels of
corn and 23S 400 pounds Of tobacco
for the past year.
EA FIRE on the 4th inst, on the
lands Of Mr.. SALISBURY and Mr. CRAIG,
south Of town, destroyed considerable
hay and other property.
EE Franklin township reports 5,963
bushels of wheat, 37.495 bushels Of
corn, and 439,738 pounds of tobacco.
Bonds exempt from taxation.
wThe 4th was observed here by
the people in various ways. Three pic
mic parties left town in the morning and
al enjoyed themselves FIRST rate.
HAttention is invited to our cor
respondence this week. We desire our
readers in each township to write up
the news for The SrIRrr's columns,
For Sa1e.-Tbirty-six and one.half
acres of land for sale, adjoining the cor
poration Of Woodsheld. Apply at this
Office. apr28w3.
wAdams township produced last
year 2,90I bushels OF wheat; 1s,490
bushels Of corn and 272.000 pounds of
tobacco.s Bonds exempt from taxation
1l,S75. r.l.ag,,
EBenton township produced last
vear 1.609 bushels of wheat, 1895
bushels of corn and l48,55l pounds of
tobacco. Bonds exempt from taxation
$500. -s55aw srsf a.
~ Center township produced last
year 8,9l4 bushels Of wheat, 46,836
bushels Of corn and 1888 bushels Of
oats. Bonds exempt from taxation
36,l00.
WThe following exhibits the busi-
ness transacted in the Recorders office
during the month of June: Deeds re.
corded S.; Mortgages Is Mortgages
released, l8. 2lS
~ Bethel township reported 5,S68
bushels of wheat, 30.105 bushels Of
corn and 37l,845 pounds OF tobacco,
for the past year. Bonds exempt from
taxation s3,07l. Il I4InnfIao
~Warranty Deeds, Quit Claim
Deeds, Administrator and Executors
Deeds. Mortgages, Chattle Mortgages,
and blanks for Justices of the Peace,
Tor sale at THE SriRIr Office. 6eo
~ Green township comes up this
year with 3.541 bushels of wheat, 26,
545 bushels OF corn, 223,0ll pounds Of
tobacco and fine yields of other crops.
Bonds exempt from taxation $S5
n THoxAs OsBoRN, confined in jail
under sentence OF 80 days for viola
tion Of the liquor law, was released ON
the Sd inst, by order Of Judge CHAN.
BERs. He had been confined 4S days,
EThe Protection and Relief Life
Insurance Company. The plan adopt.
ed by this COMPANY, is cheap and The
insurance is paid promptly. Send fol
circular. SIMoS ]. Dom, Agent, W Gods
field, Ohio. y 4 q
.H There we're 10 indictments fol
crimes against the person in this coun
tyduring the past year-1 tor assault
with intent to kill, 1 for shooting. stab
bing &C., with intent to kill, and 5 fol
assault and battery. f ss1io .