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HUFFMAN'S MILL.

uAVING recently repaired nay mill or
IL Muskingum Creek, near Antioch, for
merly the Ollom mill, am now prepared to
grind wheat, corn, or any other kind Of grain
the public may desire made into -four.
have three run Of burrs. and can do grind
ing on short notice; custom ers can have their
grists to take home with them. The ordinary
tolls will be charged. This mill will do worl
from this time on that cannot be surpassed
by any other in this section of country,
invite share Of the public patronage.
ia HENRY, HUFFMAN,
Antioch, Monroe County, Ohio.
decl5, '74m2.tF ssS = 2ssf
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The Governor of Kansas has written
a letter to the. Chicago Tribune setting
forth that at least 10000 people in that
State are in starving condition,in con-
sequence of the destruction of their
crops by the grasshoppers. 1t is cer-
tainly time that something were done in
the way of affording substantial relief
to the sufferers. -
Excuse this notice of Kalakaua, but
he declined private Ginner given by
the colored men of Washington.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-12-29

1I In the case of Ohio vs. JOSEPH
MCkIM, inflicted for assault with intent
to kill, the jury returned a verdict of
guilty in the Common Pleas Court of
Belmont county last week. A motion
was made to set aside the verdict and
for a new trial. .
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Notice to Teachers.

TENHE Board OF Examiners of Monroe county
IL will hold meetingsfor the examination o
Teachers, as follows:
Woodsfsld,e Saturday, December II. 1874
b." January, %, 1875
February l3, ."
These examinations will commence at 8
O'Clock a. m. and close at p. m.
A fee of 50 cents is required from eaol
applicar. as a condition of examination, and
must be paid in advance.
By order of the Board.
detS S.'74-td. "A. J. PEARSON, Clerk.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-12-29

R Miss MARY i HeoyER, Editress
ana Proprietor Of the Belaire Commer
csat, has sold that paper to j. ST John
GARRISON The well known local editor
OF the Wheeling Register, We extend
our Ess- to "SPlvINs," and wish him
success. q
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Public Sale

1'HE personal property belonging to the es.
i tate of Thomas J. Carleton, deceased. oon-
sstiug of horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, corn, oats
wheat in the bushel and in the ground, hay
fodder, wagons. harness, farming utensils, and
other property not mentioned, will be sold at
his late residence, miles south of Jer-salem, ,on
The 7th day Of danuary, 10 1875
Commencing at 10 o'clock A NJ, and win con
tinue from day to day till the property is all
SOLD
Terms made known on day of sale.
dec22, '74td L. D. CARLETON, Admir-.
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~Our Franklin township cores
pondent sends us the following:
There was avery sudden death here
on the s22d inst. Mrs. MARY A.. BAR.
low died Of heart disease. A large
family is left to mourn her loss. Early
in life MRS. B. connected herself with
the NJ E Church and was consistent
member to the day of her death.
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PRO sP EG . S
THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY.
woodsfcld, Monroe CO., o,


Welpropose Publishing a first class.
weekly paper, in which will be efound the
GENERA NEWS Of the. oenntfy, and the
LeeAI1sEws Of Monroe County- n
The latest Market Reports from all
points.wiE. be furnished our resders- s.
We shall advocate in the future, as in
thepast ,hejprinciplesof Democracy
We shall aim to give the people the
trnthconcerning all matters. Those gull
ty of corruptioni in public positions will
be exposed. without regard to what party
they may be attached. This we regard
as the true course tor a public iorrnal 10
pursue. giHa a,t h9R1fe
reng .ia0.uiaa3 ifsa sf 2aiggls
+. f. Advertising tl7' II sing and JOB 'l W. Wsrk,
: All Advertising and job Work will be
executed ip. a workmanlike manner, at
rates as lowas the same can be done for
at any other country Office, s.as bsss-
Il TERMS TO asUBsCRIBERs,
Single copy leyear,......-:...,-ssrssS1Ss 81 90
/ IS e1"rai16 months,............s.s rs
Clubs of 10, or mores eachyr.s.,,. lSi SO
r. JERE. WIEIIAMS, EDFTpRa old
HENRY R. WEST, PUBLdsHER.
tsf. 4ssft ia,.F r = t-s rfss s.ffs
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EE"Treasurer KELLEY continues to
receive taxes this week without the pen
alty.-St. Clairsuille Gazette, 24th inst.
Treasurer MoRRIs, ditto. Tell us
whether your County Commissioners
authorized the Treasurer to extend the
time beyond the Goth inst
GE4Algf lgfanary, the property of Mrs.
JEFFERs, who resides 2 miles southeast
of Beallsyille, was destroyed by fire
the 18th inst, together with farming
implements and other articles Loss
S150., 1t was with the greatest Difficult
ty that her residence was saved.
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The Great southwest!

To all persons desiring HOMES in the
great and prosperous West, the Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad Company gives 8
cordial invitation to visit its lands in CEN
TRIAL and SOUTHWEST MISSOURI, which
possess all the requirements of good
climate, good soil, good mater, and good
health, with long and cool summers, and
short aud mild winters. is .eztA
100000 acres of Prairie and
Timber Lands are offered for sale at low
price and on long time-terms, in fact
made to suit purchasers, who are furnish.
ed with Free transportation from St
Louis to the lands, at the Company's Of
flee in St Louis. ,s ~.
,sgFor particulars in pamphlets with
maps, address A. L DEANE, Land Com
missioner, AIfanticandIPaciic Railroad
Company, % South 4th street, St. Louis
Mo. Grsh s7F6 s5s oct6,' 74m3.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-12-29

EEThe following are the county
offices: for. which candidates will an.
nounce next Spring:
; Auditor, Treasurer, Sheriff, Probate
Judge, Prosecuting Attorney, Commisi
sioner, Infirmary Director and Coroner,
also, Representative in the Legislature.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-12-29

RA Protracted meeting has been in
progress at the Hope appointment, near
this place, during the past two weeks,
Sev CUMMINGS in charge. Twelve per-
sons have been added to the member
ship ~L.as ~ -
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rMr. c. H DANKwERrH, merchant
Of Clarington, adyertises in this issue.
He has an extensive stock Of dry goods,
groceries, hardware and queensware;and
sells at rates that attracts large Gus
tom Give him call if you want
oodagoeds at fair prices.
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Farm for Sale. {
One Mile Northeast of Beallsville.

One Mile Northeast of BeallSyille.
HNHIS FARM is situated in Sunsbury town
/ ship, Monroe county, Ohio, op the road
leading from Beallsville to,Captina creek. Il
contains sfz s.,.s s-.ssE
Eighty Acres Ot Good Land.
Seventy acres Of which is cleared and dndsi
cultivation, and the remainder Is we'll tim
bered. The buildings and fences are in go0d
repair.
There Is one two sto-y frame house, one
barn, one stable and one smoke house. -Four
never failing springs Of excellent watsr.-
There is an apple orchard Of bearing trees,
80 bearing peach trees and 40 young peach
trees, two years old on the place. A graded
school and three churches within one mile Of
the farm.
! For further particulars and terms apply on
the premises or address = ztssS4fss
ieir sass sELAM WILLIAMS,
Beallsville, Monroe Co, Ohio.
decl5, '74m2,
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EWe clip the following items from
the Cambridge Jefersonian of the 94tf
inst. :a;sfqes m
We are told that the growing wheat
crop never was more promising, at this
season ofthe year, than it now is, tht
fine weather having give it a good start
Of the persons wounded by the Vim
cent portable mill explosion j ohm Stock
dale, Stephen Barcheit and the Gooding
boy have since died-fi deaths in all
.s1ReYoJs S. Covert has been actively
engaged in an interesting revival Al
Brush Fork Church, between Washing
ton and Antrim for q days and nights
closing last week With II conversions
as the reward Of his labors During
the meetings his efforts were ebly sec
onded by Father Thomas Hughes,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-12-29

,RMr. WILLIAM LOWE, OF Bealls-
vile, has started tin shop at Powhat-
tan Point, Belmont county. Mr.. LOWE
r. "a first class workman and should re-
ineive the patronage of the people of
that section. 49, q -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-12-29

y EETke next term Of Common Pleas
Court commences in Belmont County
on Monday, January 25th. SsaAs
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EsJANuAR4.
s.. q & { r
COUNTY OFFICERS.

AIDfToR, MICHAEL HOEFFLER.
CLERK, DAVID OKEY.
DSHERiFf. THOMAS OF LITTLE.
PRoBArE JUDGE, JAMES R. MORRIS.
PRosEeuTrNa ATTORNEY A. J.sPEARSON.
RECORDER, ARCHIBALD HOSKINSON.
SURvEY0K.-0 s.. SLOAN. Stafford.
CoRoNER.--JoHN MUHLEMAN, Hannibal.
.siCoMNfss1 N1shs.-JAs ARMSTRONG. Malaga;
CHRISTIAN CEHRs, Hannibal; EDWARD OKKY
) Stafords sgfeeI Ia bHh iss -
INFIRMARY DIRECToRs.-JAcoB DRUM
Graysville; JNo. PFALzGRAF, Cameron; HENRY
SMITH, Woodsheld.
E.E ais,fE YE2F ssssE
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ss1a EEWaranty,- Mortgage and Quit
.stiGiaimD Deeds, aChattle Mortgages, Sum
armons, Subpenas, Executions, and other
y 3Ebfanks used by Justices of the Peace for
ssIe.at 1'HEs Spirit office.
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!. : - re- Our. franklin township correspon.
dent L. F., reports promptly everything
ssiin the way OF news that he sees or hears
-roofsv We hope our correspondents in
arother townships will do likewise
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-12-29

Ey Rev. N E: PIIGER, of the r c.
Church, formerly stationed at Millions
burg and Woodsfeld, has been trans
ferred from Lancaster to Delaware, Ohio,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-12-29

TMr. M1LsoN WooDMANsEE, who
wasinjured by arunaway team near St
Clairsville, two weeks since, died the
2lst inst He was IS years Of age.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-12-29

,sss.l ETMr. HENRY SPEALMAN, an, aged
citizen of Clarington, this county, fell
gei dead IN his residence, on Sabbath the
10th inst, from heart disease. !
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FyThe Infrmary Directors will meet
next Saturday, January I'd.

I R Quarterly meeting at the NJ. E.
Church. in this place, ON Sabbsth the
3dinst- 49,. - -sF4 a.
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'as's Eg-N. KoEHLrR & Co., are selling
= dry, goods and other articles at prices
that cannot fail to satisfy customers.
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re- The Caldwell Press says DR.. WAY
has new pair of No. IL boots. GEORGE,
20 - - - ",
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~Rev GRIMES of the NJ f Church,
has been holding protraeted meeting
at Lewisviile during the pasttwe weeks.
Twenty-Five persons had connected
themselves with the church to Friday,
the 25th inst
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-12-29

wT The new M. E. Church at Neffs
Siding, Belmont county, will be dedica-
ted at l0L dock on Sabbath, January
3D. ii Sksszsss,Szs
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R Rev. H J.-SMIrH, Pastor of the
Nj +. Church of Woodsfeld, found
S3Q in cash in his. sack of good things
received at the festival Christmas even
inc.
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wDiphtheria is prevailing in Brook
field and Sharon townships, Noble coun.
ty. Several deaths have occurred re.
Gently.
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xE#A. Masonic celebration, under the
direction Of Sunsbury Lodge, No. S62,
"a of. Beallsyille, will be held in that place
on the Gath day Of June. .sa l-as Z
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EFWatch meeting al the NJ. E.
Church the evening of the 3lst inst,
commencing at 9 O'Clock. So
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,sisaHHon. JANIS WATsosy our Mem
ber in the Legislature, is at home du-
ring the Holidays.
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i0ii H The heirs of JOSEPH MED1Id, ST.,
deceased, of Martins Ferry propose to
contest bis Will. The estate is valued
at $75, ,000
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-12-29

kEwe hope the readers Of The
SPIRIT had Merry Christmas, and we
wish them Happy New, Year.
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And hereby whole Of parts
of much thereof will be necessary and penalty
thereon will be sold by the County Court House said
county, third Tuesday said penalty be
paid before that time and that the sale will be continued from day day nl
dec29,74w3 N. HOEFFLER, County Auditor :
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EREINHERR has candies, cakes
bfeAd, toys and almost any other arti
Gle desired in his line.
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EThe monthly reports of the
Woodsield and Darlington High Schools
will be found in this issue.
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EEL. HoEFFLER has hominy and
Orlean molasses for sale.
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= % H Mr.. john JEfFERs, Of Suhsbury
township, has moved into his rev house.
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EEThe Somerton, Belmont county,
Bank has tecn incorporated. Capital
.sB4O, ,0e0sa3 eosssa asaikH
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EEWool is quoted in the Wheeling
(lst9efket at 46@50 cents. jispy
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W Three children of the widow HAR-
MON, of Washington township, died ol
diphtheFia during the past month s1'
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w The Union Schools of this place
have vacation to Monday, January 4
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Fresh Oysters at A, DIETER'S,

EEF DIEHL 4 Co., have 9, large
stock Of goods. Call and examine
esathem. s.la..ies sal e,e l-aas. y 2. 81
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DELINQUENT TAX, SALE.

The Lands Lots and Parts of Lots returned Delinquent by
the Tasuero Monroe County, together with the Taxes
and Penalty charged thereon ageeaby to law are con-
tanned and described in the following list viz
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Probate Court.

Dec 19.-Thomas Hissom, Guardian
of the personal property. Of the, minor
heirs Of Elson Hissom, deceased. ten
dered his resignation which was accept.
ed,
VIM. Dickey, Guardian of the minor
heirs of Margaret Dickey, filed his sec
'ond account; hearing set for January
10, 1875.
Dec. 81 &C. McGonigal, Guardian Of
Charles Gilmore, lunatic, filed his final
account; hearing continued.
Dec. o. VIM. Read, Executor Of
the last VIII of Arthur Smyth, deceased
filed his final account, the hearing ot
which was continued :
VIM. Read, Admir- with the Will an
,nexed Of John Moore, deceased, filed
his first partial, settlement, the hearing
of which was continued. a.s
Dec. c.23.-G. w. Mason, Guardian oi
the estate of Minnie Mason, filed his
final account, the hearing of which was
continued. ~
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-aas. EEC Coffee, tea and sugarat u HoEF-
xiFsER's for cash or produce. 81
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EKErTERER & MORRIS have dry
goods and groceries at bottom prices
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wIsAIAH DAVIS, q young man resi-
.ss ding near Jerusalem, this county, died
of Consumption The 22d inst.
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View Advertisements.

bAfnqdent List. = g sM. HofFFLER
Dry Goods, C. H. DANKwERTH.
fNosscs, HU1 Il . IG H TREMBLY
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SwThe list OF Delinquent taxes will
be found in this issue.
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EEScHUEFELE has toys and candies
in abundance. Give him a call.
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y
control them. The testimony Of our best citi-
zcns of all classes, establishes flIe fact, tiIss
CHERRY PEcroR,Iewi,l and does relieve and
Lungs beyond any OTHER medicine The most
Weld to, its power; and cases Of C0nsump-
II known, 80 remarkable as hardly to be be-
,licved, welc they not proven hcyond dispufr.
As Il remedy il is adequate, on which the public
may re.y foffnll protection. By curing Coughs,
tho forerinners OF more serious isesisc, it saves
not TO pe computed. 1t challenges triul, and con-
keep tion hand as aprotectioB aguinst tho carly
which arc easily met at first, but Which iecomc
idcr lnnss need this defence; and il Is nnwise f.
tho distressing diseases which besct the Throat
i inv:l,lablc; for, by its timely use, multi
ti,iles are rescued from premature gravcs, s,td
saycd to the love and affection centred on tllem-
It acts speedily and surely against ordinary coils,
securing sound and Misunderstanding sleep. kn
iNle viii suiier Troublesome Influenza and paJ-
Iful Bronchitis, whea they know. how easily
they can he curel.
Originally tho product Of long, iaborinus; and
successful chemical investigation, no cost or tod
is spared in n,king every hottie in the utmost
possible perfection. II may he confidently re-
lied upnn as possessing all the virtues it has c~er
exhibited, and capsule Of producing cure. as
mein,l:itio as tho greatest 1t has ever effected.
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wL. HoErrLER sells dry goods at
low figures.
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.v9s.se tcESTBAL eHIo. .DMIyIsIos}SD M
The following time table was adopted No
vember 10, 1874:
GOING EAST.
"A A,,s. eas - Nos, No. 1. No. 8.
Barnesyille, $40 A. N. 4l4P 9.2S P NJ
Bellaire, $50 - 5.l7 !" 1052H .'
Wheeling, ,s7e0 !" $50 90 II. .25
GOING WEST.
= sssi8 3egqfSg NOS i.s No. Q. MOI
Barnesville. 942 AN. 556 P. NJ. 11.4 Pm
GAINESVILLE, lilo I'd l8a0l"I C,20O AM
Newark, 1,10PM. $50 3.12 !"
Columbus, s.45 = 1l.so 45o /"
One train each way has been put on as follows
LEAST. igT~9liI faind92 u S9f.
GAINESVILLE. siio8 1Hen S:so go :; M
Bellaire, BOO "
Wheeling, =; ,,i... s..,,,,, 80. 1850
u wVEsT g < 45s1 ioF 5.3f hss No 10.
Barnesville, 1252 P. NJ
GAINESVILLE, 2:S
Newark, 3:50
Time Of other trains remainIpnchanged- No
si4.l 3! S;Snd 10 runs daily, other trairsl daily
except Sunday; No. 10 stops at Barnesville
"a Cambridge, GAINESVILLE and Newark only.
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Neb) j .a0bertise

ELIZABETH TREMBLY'S. ESTATE.
NOTICES hereby given that the subscri-
lN Der has been appointed Administrator on
the estate of Elizabeth Trembly, late Of Mon-
roe county, deceased, st
deca9,'74w3. GEORGE H. TREMBLY.
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,yss9e tEsFBY eHo. M M,DIyIsIos97O
The following time table was adopted No.
Vember 10 1874
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rnrrAnrp pr
Dr.. ]. C, AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.

Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
mayl2,'74r.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-04

In OUR news columns this morning W

In OUR news columns this morning we
print letter from President Grant to Sec
rotary of War Belknap, which will be &C.
cepted as the harbinger of joy and peace by
hundreds and thousands of law-abiding
citizens of the Southern States. 1t is the
first step in the direction of a restoration Of
quiet and good order in that section, made
necessary by the turbulence Of the rOwdy
element-the element which disgraced the
Confederate arms during the war by the
Fort Pillow massacre, by the murder and
starvingof defenceless prisoners, and which
since the war has kept alive the feeling Of
sectional hatred through its Ku-Klux
Klans White Leagues, and so-called Tax
Unions. Unfortunately for the immediate
protection Of the class who have lately be-
come the victims of disorder in the South,
the Administration is unable to proceed for
their direct relief because the Constitution
vests the power to do so in the State au-
thorities; but so far as it can be done with
out violating existing laws and cOnstitu-
tional requirements, the strong arm Of the
General Government will be brought to
bear in their behalf If these Southern
murderers mean fight" they may rely
upon it they will be accommodated; but it
Is to be hoped that the moral effect of the
Presidents letter will serve to restore peace
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-04
DIED.

DoSoHoo.-on the morning Of Thursday. Sep.
TENDER at I2:loo'c KATIE, the second daugh
ter OF John G. and Catharine Z. DOnohOO, IA thu
Her funeral wiz tlke place fr m her parents
1850 p. m.
sISIMAKER.-on Wednesday. September 2
LA LEONARD SNEAKER, aged dKty-four year,.
ds me funeral SiIl t1ke piSe from hi; late Isl
September 4 at O'Clock. Friends and relative 81
invited to attend.
amer q d 1rt but paint i illness, Mrs MARI Z,
TKUNNELL, widow OF the late Isaac Trunnel, N
the seyenty-secSnd year Of her age:
The funeral will Ike place from the residence Of
her daughter, No. 631 L street northwest, this Ar
tern9onS at O'Clock. The relatives and friends Of
the family are respectfully invited to attend.
AALONEY.-On September : at 2 O'Clock D. m,
BRIDGET, the only daughter Of JOAN MafOney,
aged eleven years and eight months.
t9l street southwest, on sunday, at O'Clock D,
m. Friends o:the family are invited to attend.
MAGRUDER.-on Tuesday night, September l,
Funera: services At the Church OF tbs Epiphany
today, a. II =; m, Relatives AMI friends are re-
ALBRlGHT.-On Thursday, September 8
Harry, son of. Joseph and Hattie {. Albright,
aged two months and twelve DAYS.
LIE Drolt Park, Saturday, September 5, at clock
AHDERSON.-on September ., 1874. at 2o'clock
Of the late Captain James Willoughby Anderson,
ID U ait, States infantry.
Funeral Friday evening, ct O'Clock, from 81:
nth street northwest. WIN proceed to Epiphany
church.
CHOATE.-weinesdAY morning, at $50 O'Clock,
WARREN CHRIsToPHER CHoATE, Sgsd seventy
re years. Pa ,sed ION earth to life.
Funeral services Friday afternoon, at $3.50 O'Clock,
from his late residence, No. $40 Indiana avenue.
finf daughter Of EdwStd and Jane Corcor1n, aged
i've months aud three weeks.
Funeral will take place Friday, september I, a
2. M, from reSidence, Eighteenth and L streets.
Friends are respectfully invited.