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Farm and Mill for Sale!

0NE HUNDRED ANDTwHNTr AoRRa
" of kind with good dwelling, rooms and
cellar, stable and othor outbuildings good
RI 8 7 M ] L l.. q.
with 15 feet over-shot wheel, two run Of btrs,
smutmill, bolting-cloth and elevator, all IN
good running order. :, So. .s.f =,
About SO acres under, eSltiyatons IA small of.
ohard;, balance Of land in good timber; lays
we'll except tSa creek bluffs. All Of whinh I
will sell for 81, 500. gre Ma ryilf
Terms easy. For further particulars call %
the undersigned and examine the property, site
uate on the Piney Fork of Sunfsh. IN Sunsby-
~ township, three Niles south Of Bsallsvills.
Monroe cpnnty...4 s, g . tis.t sasalHs II
Also so acres "a Center township, mikes
northeast of Woodsfeld. on Sunfish creek. thrse
fourths of mile above ;Winland's mill abopt
| 80 acres cleared: small orchard and two good
tobacco houses; balance in good timbeE "A raS9
chance for raising tobacco Price 81 ,OOO5
cash or half cash. balance ON time with interest
| Persons wishing to bny will please call on the
undersigned at his residence at tHb Finey mill
| feb3 lava s. II. LINGO =
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sHERIFF's SALE.
Benjamin Slime 8
Harriet st!is ii Il.

DY virtue Of an order Of sale In plrtitian
ID to me directed from the court Of common
pleas OF Monroe county, Ohio. I will offer for
sale. on the premises, in Perry township,
between the hours Of 10 o cloek .. m. and
o'clock p. m, on.
Sa,arddy,ihe 2sts day Of .Nareh. 1874
the following described real estate situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to Wit: sd
The southwest quarter Of the northwest
quarter of section eleven, township three Of
range five containing forty acres more or lass
Also. SO much Of the northeast quarter OF
section seventeen, same township and range,
IS lies north of the - road, leaving the,
Woods6eld and Antioch road In said quartsri,
and leading to "Liok Skillet" in said county,
containing about sixty acres of land. ..~. :;
Also, so much of the northeast quarter OF
section seventeen, same township and faage,
as lies south ofsaid road, leaving tie Woods
field and Antioch rosd In said quarter, and
leading thence to "Liok Skillet in said
county; and also, that part thereof lying
southwest of the road leading from Woods.
field to Antioch, in ,.esid county, containing
about ninsty,fve acros. - ~
Appraised, lst :raot, At S720.
Id 4 3D. tracts, at S3,766 50.
TO. LITTLE,
! i, Sheriff n. G. o,
HuH.s. 4 HuMss, Ats'ys. af
Fst34,'1<Ms.44 ss .<se NJ
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WOODSFIELD
HIGH SCHOOL!

A SESSION ot this School viii Be taught.
n commencing on Monday, April Ii;
1874, and continue iu session eleven wseke
Competent teachers will be employed 90 thae
the School may be graded and conducted vita
profit TO all who, may wish 10 patronise us.
The session viii be Held in the new unao.
School bnilding. which y we'll ventilated Aad
arranged for the accommodation OF pupils.
While In our teaching We shall not overlook
the theoresieai, pSaoticabiity shall BE- our prss-
Opal air,i. =, s y.
Therefore our iuyitaHoa Is 70 all who wish
TO become more thoroughly acquainted wise
Mathematics, Sciences or Languages. but sePs-
cially do we invite the patronage Of young L.
dies and Gentlemen who wish thorough prep
aru.ion for the occupation Of teaahing.
EXPENSES.
Good boarding can be secured a. nom thrss
70 four dollars per week. I
Rooms can be rented and pupils board Asn-
selves al half the above expense.
TtfTfoN. =
Common Branches, n Va$6 Ov
Higher Branches oW
Languages. when pursued IN connection
with other studies, each, 81 %
II not studied in connection With oshsf
studies, ,-,g 5.,. w
Tuition In advance
No deductions will Be- made only IA case uf
bfotra,esd sickness. =
~ 3. q. cosaRovR. Rtnepas
yan1S.7Ama a4sle..a 3, >
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Problems, Puzzles, EnigmaS, SC.

Ep Answers to problems and erigmas
in The SPIRIT of February "a:
No. 23.-94 sheep, 8 oxen and hog.
No. "a -132,
No, 25-h529.6O.
No. 26.-Clarinston.
No. New Castle.
No. 2S.-Lost time is never found
again
No 90
No. 30.-2.0S.
No. 81 Nearly 5000 pounds.
No 80 -l4l37 l6xcubic feet
No 33-2552 75x.
No. S4.-2 feet, 8 inches.
No 35,-Constantinople.
Homo, of Center township, answered
all of tile above correctly He says
the answer to 81 is 100000 pounds
What has Buckeye to answer to that ?
F. Sigel Burgbacher furnished the cor
rect answer to No. 90
+ Nnuhart, Of Eowisville, answered
Nos 90, 90, 81 and 35.
John F. Egger answered No. 20 and
"a.
Eva V. johnson answered Nos %,
"a, rs, 27, %. "a and 35.
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EThe following levies were made
by the Commissioners at their Session
last week One and one-half mills on
each dollar valuation of the taxable
property of the county for the year
1874; and that one half mill be set
apart and called bridge fund; and one
mill for road purposes to be worked
out on the public highways between the
first day of April and the first day OF
October 1874.
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E~The report of Prof CosekdvE,
Principal of the Woodsfeld Union
School, handed to US by the Directors,
will be found in this issue. Under the
direction of Professor CosGRovE the
pupils have made more progress du-
ring the session just closed than ever
before in the same length Of time. The
school was properly graded,rules adopt
ed and enforced to the letter. The Di.
rectors, s. L. MOONEY, FRITZ REEF and
j. T. JuDKrNs,are entitled to great cred
it for the manner in which they have
discharged their duties.
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Probate Court.

The following business has been
transacted since the close of our report
on the 2Sth ult.
February 28.-The second account of
L. NJ Rodecker, as Administrator of
the estate of John Wright, deceased,
was settled. In the hands of the Ad-
ministrator $26 IS.
The first account of G. L. Tyler.
Guardian of Joseph Mccullough, a
minor, was heard. In the hands of said
Guardian SS7 20.
The first partial account of Peter
Shafer, Guardian of the heirs of Hen
ry Bauman, deceased, was heard. In
the hands Of said Guardian S32 As.
The second account of VIM. j. AGam-
son, Administrators of John W. Bar.
rackman, deceased, was heard. In
hands of the Administrator S139 "a.
The first account of August Sanders,
Guardian of Robert and Catharine SAM
ders, minors. was settled. In the hands
of said Guardian belonging to Robert
Sanders, 800 O9, to Catharine Sanders,
S43 sc
The first account of Andrew Ander.
son. Guardian of Robert S. Anderson,
an imbecile, was settled In the hands
of the Guardian S170 81.
The second account of Peter Dadt,
Administrator Of the estate of George
Dadt, deceased, was settled. Due Ad
ministrator from the estate SS1 IA.
The second account of Aaron Harts
horn, Guardian of Harriet A., Mary c
and Dora B. Keadle, was settled. Ir
the hands of said Guardian belonging
to Harriet A. Keadle $56, to be accoun
ted for
The first account of Maria Zessiger
Administrative OF the estate of Rudolph
Zessiger, deceased, was settled. Due
the Administrative $50 IA.
T. Moffet, Guardian of the heirs O
Hannah Moffet, deceased, filed his frs
partial settlement account. the hearing
of which was continued to March 30
The report and second account O
Isaac Hatcher, Administrator of thu
estate of Berkley Hodgin, deceased, was
heard Claims allowed against estate
SI,327 80 Second account filed ant
hearing continued to the 10th day O
April
March &C. Cehrs, Administrator
of the estate of Grace Bracy, deceased
filed the inventory and appraisement o
said estate, which was approved and or
dered recorded.
March &C. Cehrs. Guardian o
Elizabeth and Anthony Howell, heirs o
Freeman Howell, deceased, filed his frs
partial settlement account, the hearing
of which was continued to March 80.
C. Cehrs, Guardian of James Knotts
an imbecile, filed his first partial settle
ment account. the hearing of whicl
was continued to March 30
W. E. Mallory, Guardian of Clarenc
c. and John ]. Mallory, was granted al
order to sell real estate. Appraisers
G. L. Tyler, John G Duff and Jaco1
j Roemer.
March A 4-Benjamin Rouse, Guar
dian of Sarah j.. Emma L. and Mar,
A Davies, was granted an order to sci
real estate. Appraisers Thomas Nelson
! G. Folke and Robert Gatchell.
March 5.-John W. Harris, as Guar
dian of David Payne, a minor, havin
failed to enter into an additional bono
as such guardisn as required by tn
Court, surrendered his letters, and hi
powers as such guardian are hencefol
ward revoked.
i March &C H. Davenport, Guar
dian of the heirs of Josiah Bayner, d.
ceased, filed his first partial settlemer
account, the hearing of which was col
L:inued TO the 30th day Of April.
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E The temperance meeting Friday
evening was well attended. An address
reported by Rev. OLMsrED, Chairman ot
Committee appointed to draft it, was
adopted and ordered published. A res
olution, making it the duty Of the Pres
ident to appoint four persons to deliver
addresses or read articles on the sub
ject of temperance, at each meeting
was adopted. a
Adjourned TO meet at the Christian
church Friday evening, the 18th inst.
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k%A little son, aged years, of Mr.
LEWIS W. NIsPERLY, of Ohio township,
was considerably injured by a kick, in
the forehead. from horse on the 1lth
of February. His head was cut from
his right temple to over his eyebrows,
also cutting his nose severely. DR.
HABERMEHL was called, and reports that
he will recover.
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from the Daily Register.J
Wheeling Cattle Market.

March 4.
The arrivals Of stock at the Christ
man House yards last week were the
smallest for long time. There is not
much stock in the country, and that
which is brought to the yards is taken
by our home butchers.
CATTLE-Only "a head Of cattle ar,
rived last week. The prices paid were
3 1896 90 per cwt according to quail
ity.,.
HOGS-Forty seven head was the
extent Of the arrivals last week. The
ruling figures were OO@S so per cwt.
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Woodsfield Union Schools.

To the Board of Education. Woodsfeld Union
Schools Woodsfeld, Ohio:
GENTLEMEN: AS substitute for the
Monthly Report, submit 10 you, for
your inspection, report of the session
which has just closed. In my depart
ment I kept d record of the grade of
recitations and grade of conduct, gra-
ding from to 10 in EACH
The following is the average grade of
recitations of each pupil, modified by the
grade given them at the regular examina-
ton at the close of the term:
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range of 4@5 65 for ponr to very
choice assorted Shipments. 1850 head.
SHEEP-R' ceip,s. 1900 hesd Good
grades are fairly active and firm at 30
@6 Is for good to choice, with extra
lot averaging asS lbs; at I 90 ship,
ments, 100 head.
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Chicago Cattle Market.
March 4

March 4.
CATTLE-Receipts,3 $500 head; quail.
ity generally good. Market active and
prices steady for fair to good at $50
5 25; good to choice, 5 35@5 Is; ex-
ira, 6@8 38t, the outside for lot avera-
gins 164 cwt. Shipments. 1000 head.
HOGS-Receipts. H. 900 head. Mar.
ket dull and prices dragging, with q
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T Advertisers are attracted to The
SPIRITS columns because of its large
circulation, and low rates There is the
came difference between fifteen hundred
Circulation and FIVE hundred, that there
is between getting three yards of cloth,
or one yard, for the same money.
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MARRIED On the Eth ult, by Rev.
W. H PIGGoTT, Mr. JOSEPH HARRISON
and Miss MARTHA A. SHRIyER.
On the 26th ult, by Rev. J. SHAW, of
Darlington, Mr. T. STERLING, of Penn
sylvania, and Miss JULIETTE MEssERLY,
of Carington, this county.
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spcfial Yoiitss.

Children OFTEN Look Pale and Sick
from no other cause than having worms in
the stomach. BRowN's VRRNrFueB CoxPirs
will destroy Worms without injury to the
child. being perfectly WHITE, and free from
all ooloring or other injurious ingredients
usually used in worm preparations.
CURTIS & BROWN. Propristors.
No. els Fulton street New York.
Sold By Druggists and Chemists and dealsrs In
Medicines at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Box.
August 26, 1877.
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The attendance lido not consider as
good as it should have been, IS per cent
being the average per cent of attendance
Of the different departments. This is
owing to the reckless manner in which
quite number of parents have been here
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Pittsburgh Cattle Marke,

March 4.
CATTLE-Market more active, but
there was no Improvement in prices /;
prime to extra, 64@64c; medium to
good, 54@6c; common to fair, 4@5c.
HOQS--Market dull and prices
dropping; Philadelphia hogs, 6 25 !;
Workers, 5 25@5 So
SHEEP-In good supply hut prices
are maintained; dad the market contin.
ues active, prices ranging from to TIC,
as to quality.
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written for The Spirit of Democracy
PrObtems.

No 4.-Two pnrters agreed TO drink
quart OF beer, the first drank till the
surface of the liquor touched the oppo-
site edge of the bottom: he then gave
the remaining part 10 the other What
was the difference of tEeir shares sup.
posing the top to be the frustrum of
core; the depth Of which is 7 in
the diameter at the top 81 in. and that
Of the bottom % in.
No. 42-A mass weighs 1000 pounds
on the surface Of the earth. Required
its weight 10000 lilies from the sur
face
No. 43.-How far will body de,
scend from state Of rest in 20 sec
onds2 HOMO.
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From the Wheeling Register, LIST inst.)
Married.

: SINCLAIR-ALLEN February %,
1874. at 12t o'clock p m, by the Rev
j. D. Moffat, Mr.. Josiah Sinclair and
Miss Ella v. Allen, at the residence ol
the brides aunt, Mrs. John Matthews
corner of 18th and Eoff street.
Mr.. SINCLAIR formerly resided ir
Woodsfeld. His many friends here
extend their congratulations to himself
and bride.
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EMr c. CEHRs, of Ohio township,
two wears since tied a number of viii
low apples by the stems and hung them
up in his cellar. They are as sound
and fresh at this time as they were the
day he picked them.
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The Household Panacea and Fam

lily Linimeilt
IA the best remedy in the world :or the fol-
lowing complaints, viz: Cramps in the Limbs
and Stomach. Pain in the Stomach, Bowels or
Side, Rheumatism in, all its forms, Bilious
Colic. Neuralgia, Cholera, Dysentery, Colds.
Fresh Wounds, Burns, Sore Throat, Spinal
Complaints, sprsins and Bruises, chills and
Fever, Cor Internal and Extsrual Use.
Its operation is not only to relieve the pa.
tient but entirely removes the cause of the
complaint. 1t penetrates and pervadss the
whole system, restoring healthy action to all
its parts, and quickening the blood.
The Household Panacsa Is Purely
Vegetable and All Healing. Prepared by
CURTIS & BROWN,
No. els Fulton street New York.
For sale by all druggists. Augs6,'73Y.
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Sale of Real Estate.

IN pursuance Of an order Of the probat.
l Court of Monroe county, Ohio, ! will offer
for sale on
Saturday, the 2Sth day Of March, 1874,
at l o'clock P. N on the premises, the follow
ing described real estate situate in the county
Of Monroe and State Of Ohio, to wit:
About thirteen and three fourth acres In
the southwest quarter Of section eight, town
ship six, range seven, decided to !chn r. Top
pie by Conrad Schnell and wife, April g. 1858
except so much as was sold hy me by order
Of said Court, September %, 1873. for sIhosl
purposes
Appraised at $500.
TERMS OF SALs-One third in hand, one
third in one year, and one third in two years
from day Of sale, with interest; the deferred
payments to be secured BY mortgage, on the
premises sold. JESSE MIRA CIR.
Admir- of the estate Of J. &. Toppls, decd.
HUNTER & HuNrgR, Att'ys.
24,'74w5.
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Written for The Spirit of Democracy.l
From Bethel Township.

LEBANON, o. Feb. 23, 1874.
Mr.. EDITOR: Will yon please insert
this in your enigma column?
No, Al am composed of II let
ters:
My s s 7 II is desired by all.
My Z 9 IL IL is soft wet earth.
My 7 6 is the stomach of beast.
My 3 8 6 III is one who dcceives.
My l 10 is an auxiliary verb.
My whole is person who writes for
the Spirit and signs his name H.
T.
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WOODSFfELD
SELECT SCHOOL.

THE arst sessioss of this School will eene
i mence on Monday, April 81 1875
and continue ten weeks. lg3 !,
None but oompetent aud experienced teaah.
ers will be employed, and no efforts will be
spared to make this School equal to the best
ever taught in the county, Therefore we -yerY
respectfully solicit the patronage of all thoss
who desire thorough. practical education, and
especially those who wish to qualify themselvca
for teaching, as this school affords superior id.
vantages to that class of studsnta
TUIT1OH ..
Common branches 50 W
Higher s.6..a Is W
Tuition required in advansh >, "
Good boarding and rooms O.n y obtained at
reasonable rates
For further particulars address s1-i
r E. TILFORD. Priacipal
Febt0, ,'74m8 =. Wo0ds8eld. Ohio,
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

A. Thonen to John F. Thonen & Co,
4 acres and lots 3S and 80, Ohio town.
ship and Baresvlle, $500.
F. & N Koehler toe. Keepers acres
Adams township, $3.50
John Kidney to S. Whitacre,71 acres
Washington township. s1,S00.
E p. Moore to Isaac Rush, 40 acres
Lee township, S7S
F. Muhleman to j. link, SO acres
Ohio township, $500.
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ERevivals of religion are in prog
ress in the M. E. Church and the Chris,
tian Church at Clarington. Twelve per-
sons have joined the former and num-
Der the latter church. 80
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY, Pa, March 5.
CATTLE-Arrivals 5S cars; best 5@
6 %; medium 5 25@5 rs; common
4 75@5.
HOGS-Arrivals 81 cars; best Phil.
adelphia 6@6 25; Workers 8 20@5 so;
common 8 90.
SHEEP-Arrivals cars; best 7@7
so; medium 6 25@7; common 5@6 90.
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.

March 5.
CATTLE-Quiet Very best on sale
6@7c: that generally rated first quality,
44@5ac; medium or good to fair quail.
ty, 4@48c Receipts, 1,07f head. Sales,
SIT head.
HoGs-Dull Of 7@Stc. Receipts,
1921 head.
SHEEP-In fair demand at 5@7ac'
Receipts, l,S40 head
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EEThe Sunday School Convention
and Preachers Association of the Chris
tian churches of the 18th District, O.
C. NJ s., meets at Bellaire, Ohio, March
IL, IL and lS, 1874. All are invited.
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HFour members Of the family of
Mr.. GIILEsrIE MooRE,o Belmont coun
ty, have died within the past four
months-father, two daughters and son,
all from the same disease, typhoid fever.
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EEThe Grand Jury. at the present
term of Court in Belmont county, re-
turned sixteen indictments against liq-
uor sellers living Sin the jewef'-Bar
resyiile. ay GCr
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EThe Commissioners adjourned
on the 9th inst. Their proceedings will
be found elsewhere in this issue.
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Cincinnati.

March 6 6-Flour Z OO@7 25. Wheat
| 3S@l 40. Rye l 90 Corn $4,000
Oats 44@5l. Barley l IS.
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EThe Grand Jury in Belmont
county found "a bills of indictment for
violations Of the liduor law, and two
bills for penitehtiary offences
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{ Nwe are prepared to print tickets
sor the township elections on Monday,
April 6th. at so cents per hundred.
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ERev. W. NJ. FERGUSON states that
gut of population of 2,400 in Barnes
vile, not more than 500 Of them attend
religious services. That's bad for the
sssewel."
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Thirty Years Experience Of an Old
Nurse.

Mrs. Winslow'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 corrects
scdity of the stomach, relieves wind cello,
regulates the bowels, and gives resi-, health
and comfort to mother and child. We be-
lieve it to be the Best and Surest Remedy in
the Wofld, in all cases OF, DYsRsrgRY and
D1ARRHaA IN CHILDREN, whether 1t arises
from testhing or any other cause. Full di.
rections for using will accompany eaoh bottle.
None genuine unless the fac -simils Of CURTIS
4 PERKINS is on the outside wrapper. Sold
by all medicine dealers, Auga6, ,73r,
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New York.

March 6 6--Flour 5 60@7 IS. Wheat
96c@l co. Corn 7S@s34c. Oats 81
@63c. Rye l 00@l 03. Barley l sc.
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EEAttention is invited to our new
advertisements to be found in this is
sue of TIE SPIRIT.
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RMoREIs &, MATES left here ON the
9Th inst, with 19 horses for the Balti-
more market.
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THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY,
Tuesday, March 10. 1874.
New Advertisements

Statement. M. HoEffLER
Infirmary Report, INF. DIRFcroRs
Legal Notice, HUNTER Il HUNTER
Sheriff's Sale, MAHoNY vs. CLARK.
MCMAHoN VS. MILLS
MOORE VS. BLACKLEDGE
Nixon VS. MYERS.
For Sale or Rent, ED. OKEY
Settlement Accounts, JAS. R MoRRfs.
Hodgins Estate, p"
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EFBarnesville ladies have, organized
to wage war upon the liquor sellers.
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EThe semi annual statement of the
condition of the finances of this county
show healthy state of affairs
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The following names were drawn on
the 4th inst, to serve on juries at the
May term of the Court of Common
Pleas:
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-03-10
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THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY.
Woodsfeld, Monroe Co., O.,

We propose publishing first class
weekly paper. in which will be found the
GEsERAL News OF the country. and the
LOCAL NEWS Of Monroe County
The latest Market Reports, from all
points. viii. be furnished our readers.
We shall advocate in the future, a. In
the past the principles of Democracy.
We shall aim to give the people the
truth concerning all matters. Those gull
ty Of corruption in public positions will
be exposed, without regard t0 what pa:ty
they may be attached Th;s we regard
as the true course for a public journal to
pursue.