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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-26
n TIE MATTER OF JOHN wYMAS EFT AL. VS.
CHARLES LOUIS VIVIAN EFT AL
AT AUCTION.

Rt X. NJ. s. B. }. NlOSTGOIERY-s
SATURDAY January IL, 1876 at twelve O'Clock
NJ, al the st. Charles Auction Exchange pursuant
to an order Of tie loaorable the Fifth Distri,t
Court FOX the parish OF Orleans
Two CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND with the
the Fourth District % tAis CITY, ia the snIIara
bounded by Liberty, St. David Second and Third
streets AID deslgusted as lots Nos. u and 10: sad
IOts acIoin each other and measure each 30 feet
front gu second street, by lis feet in depth, be.
tween parallel lines
Terms-Ons'aalt cash and the balance on a credit
of one ald two years for notes secured bv s9eriai
mortgage on tle property bearing eight per cent
interest per annum i've per cent attorney fees
and p0.oy Of insurance transferred.
Act OF sale before 4. Hero Jr notary public at
the expense Of the purchaser. deI6 "A 81 ia3 /.
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AUCTION SALES.
By George Pearson.

SALE OF wAREHoUsED AND UNCLAIMED
GOODS.
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IMPROVED FIRST DISTRICT PRoPEgY
THE p0UBLE COTTAGE on TWO LOTS II
ITG ON ITALIA STREET, BETWEEN
E0RNE AND WILLOW.
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AUCTION SALES,
BIZ plac:de J. Spear.
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON JOHNSON STREET
IN THE THIED DISTANT.
SUCCESSION OF BERNARD DUPONT.

Second District Court tor the Parish O: Orleans
No. -
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OF JOHN oUDER AND
WIPE, barbara PATH.

Second District Court FOR the Parish o. Orb
No. Sc, t07,
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TIE CORNER OF ORLEANS AND PRTEuR
SIRE SITS, SUITABLE FOR 4 GROCkRY
STORE. AHD IN THE IMMEDIATE VICINITY
OF GEE IRENE MARKET
SUCCESSION OF FELIX PILARD
second District Court for the Par.sA OF or,eans-
by PLACIDE j. SPEAR. AUCTIoNEER-
- Once Nc, 10 Exchange a!ley.-THCRSDAY
January =, ls'1, at twelve o'clock NJ, WILL be s5d
az pu0fe auction, at the Merchants and sun-
tiolears hxcLanse, ROYa. street. between CANA
and Cus-oELoIse streets, by virtue and in pursu.
ahce to all order from the Hon. a. l. Tissot Judge
OF tee Second District Court for the parish Of
Orleans dated December q, 1875 for account o: the
ertv, to wit '0f
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Secoud District of this CITY, in the square com.
prised within Pr!tgr, Roman, Orleans and St Ann
stTeets AID forming the corner of Orleans and
PrLetr streets, and measuring, il American meas.
uic, % rect roat on PIieur street, by 81 feet n
inches lines, or less front on Orleans street
thete0n Which lot makes part of a LOT OF ground
designated by the number one, on a PLAZA made by
Henry hoe.hauseD, architect, on the ninth o.
4pne- l8io and deposited in the office of Lucien
Hermann, teen notary public in this city: which
lot OF ground No. OF which the lor above de-.
seribeG makes par, was acquired py the sail
Felix P-ard from Claude Fournier per act passed
DEouet, notary public, in this city.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
Act o. sae before Ones!phose Drouet, notary
pubic az the expense of the purchaser,
MOST VALUABLE IMPROVkD PROPERTY COR
EER OF CCSTOMHOUSE AND MARAiS
NIREETSt AND CORNER OF EIENVTLLL AM
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pY G. Z. GIRARDEY. arc7

secocd District Court for the Parish ~ rs.
No. SO, 239. 1'et
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MOST VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY COR.
SER OF CUSrOMHOUSE AND MARAIS
STREETS, AND CORNER OF DIENvILLs AND
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AUCTION SALES,
By G. z. Girardey,

VALUABLE IMPROVED THIRD DISTRICT
ERTY.
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SUCCESSION OF LUCIA GIACo
DY PLACIDE j. SPEAR, ArcTrosEEs-

Second District Court for the Parish of orieap
No. 81 5ll.
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SALE TO EFFECT PARTITION

CATHERINE a. WHITE BT AL. w. Z. yr7-
BERG EFT AL. '1N
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RY NASH & HODGsON-w. / HopG

Second District Court for the Parish Of orlsaas-
No. 80, l73.
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IMPROVED So ARE OF GROUND IN FAuBouRG
DARCAETEi, AND FOUR IMPROVED LOTS OF
GROUND on OSZAGA STREET
SUCCESSION OF c. MARC.

Second District Court for the Parish of o,leans-
No. 90 iO5.
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SALE Or THE REVENUES OF THE
PUBLIC MARKETS.

PUBLIC MARKETS.
DEPARTMENT OF CONCIERGE
New Orleans, Decem Der q 1876. !
CE4LEp P20POSALS FOR THE SALE OF THR
y revenues of the following mentioned markets
tor tie mouth o: January, 1876 will he received
az TINS odice up to twelve o'clock NJ, December
p, Ig7t.
RUTT AND VEGETABLE MARKET
FRENCH MEAT MARKET.
st. MARYS MARKET
JEFFERSON CITY MARKET
LIE BRETON MARKET
CLAlB 12SE MARKET.
MAGAZINE MARKET
T4rms-Cash on he spot in United States cur.
1tlev
The city reserves tie right to reject any ard al.
proposals,
j. o. LANDRY
deg - ~ - y Administrator of Commerce,
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srCCsSs!rt OF JANE wELCH. WIDOW OF
ECRlOS SEWLOvn
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Ply pLACIDE J. SPEAR, AUoTIosEER-

Second District Court for the Parish of or,eao,-
No. 51,,9l.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED AND VACANT PROPERTY
9n Magazine street, III Burtheviile, now Sixth
District, and corner of Magazine and Terms.
chore streets, First District
SUCCESSION OF MICHAEL DRASKOvICH
SaC1lt DtstrlC. lnlIr- the Pars., ~ nrla.,a
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LARGE sToCKioF GROCERIES, TwINBs, WRAP
PING PAPEk, WHISTLES, VINES IRON SAFE
AND FAIRBANKS STANDARD SCALES BTC.

IN THE MATTER OF JOSEPH HAGUE Rr,
BANKRUPTS.
District Court of the United States of America for
the District OF Louisiana-No. 1903,
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By Placide ). Spear.

p. r HERWIG,
delh ~ II 70 ~ ~ al Special Deputy Collector.
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IMPROVED PROPERTY COKNs. OF
LOPEZ STREET AND WASHINGTON AVENUE
AND on ORLEANS STREET, SECOND DIS.
TRiCT.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-10-05
From the Cincinnati Enquirer

The fact that the Ohio Democratic
financial doctrine is winning eminent
and numerous adherents from the Re
publican party is patent to every body.
The leaders of the Republican party of
2 years ago are committed to it. Morton,
Republican war Governor, Senator and
candidate for the Presidency, is on rec
ord in its favor. Carpenter, President
pro TEN. of the United States Senate,
believes in it. Senator Logan, of Illi-
nois, indorses it. Butler, one of the
commanding men of the Republican
party, is its advocate. Mr.. Kelley, four.
teen years Republican member of Con
gress, is with us. Mr.. Curtin, the great
war Governor of Pennsylvania, the Re.
publican Minister to Russia, will come
to Ohio to help US. Mr.. E. NJ. Davis,
the Philadelphia Abolitionist, is work
ing for US. And Wendell Phillips, the
silver. .tongued, anti-slavery orator, the
man whose cultured abilities and mar
velous power of speech freed the black
man and changed the Constitution of
the United States, is a distinguished
friend of our belief We might largely
extend the list. tits not strange that
some of the Republican journals are
also cutting loose from the old party
allegiance upon this absorbing question.
The Chicago Inter- Ocean is seeking to
accomplish our objects within the Re.
publican party. The Evansville Ind J
Journal, a Republican newspaper OF
good repute and influence, has the So.
gacity to see the tutility and impossible.
ity of this, and to declare its position
with noble independence. Read:
"In this fight the Journal will strike
hands with the friends of National
currency regardless of former afilia
tons or opinions. It is manifest that
such union, involving harmony Of ac'
ton, is essential if there is any intention
to strike TO. victory. We are free to
admit thet we have no faith in the Re.
publican party in this struggle. This
Organization is as absolutely in the
hands of the money monopolists as was
the government of many of the colonies
in the hands of the Tories in 1776 Bu,
the Republican voters are Independent
in their though, and action. They will
not be controlled by party lines, which
include no principles and only the spoil
of Office"
The example Of this Republican Jour,
nal will presently he initiated by not 8
few Republican journals in the West
We are marching on.
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/. E Here it is again. FRANK ArK1S

E Here it is again. FRANK ATKIN.
sen will "go for that correspondent:
The people of this place are very
much out of humor about the railroad
Last winter and spring, and in fact till 9
few weeks ago, we thought we were
going to have railroad. But now the
thing is too plain, the charter is either
sold or the thing is dead. Frank At
kinson rode all along the line Of the
proposed route, and made speeches to
the people, telling them to subscribe
their money and the road would be built
Well, after the people subscribed theil
money, and there was some prospect fol
the road, the Incorporators Frank one
of them) it is said, sells the charter to
the B. & o. Company.'-Boston Cor
Barnssuille Enterprise, 30th ult.
Eggs-actly. Perhaps the B & o. R
R. has agreed to carry the Williamsburg
eggs at reduced rates; hence the SALE
Our friend CLEVELAND, of Calais, is Di
rector o: the proposed road; has be
any knowledge that "the charter IL
either sold or the thing is dead"7
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DEMOCRATIC
MEETING s

LEBANON. Bethel township, Thurs
day evening, October7 Speakers-O
F. FLINT, Hon. JAMES WATSON, JAMES
E. WAY, WM. WEpDLE.
STAFFORD, Franklin township, Sat
urday evening, October 9. Speakers
WM. WEDDLE, JAMES E WAY, Hon
JAMES WATSON. JOHN BEARDMoRE.
. LOW GAP SCHOOL HOUSE. Wish
ington township, Monday evening, Oc
tober IL. Speakers-Hon. JAMES WAT
SON, THOMAS A. WAY, Jr., Wx WEDDLE
THOMAS ADAMS
These meetings will commence at "a
o'clock. Let there be full turn out
Democrats, Republicans and Grangers
By order. Committee.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-10-05

EMr GEORGE KERR. living about
a mile west Of this place was severely
injured, on Wednesday, the 29th ult
by being thrown from horse. Tht
horse, usually quiet one, was frighten
ed by hog, and sprang from under Mr.
KERR. His foot caught in trace chain
and the horse plunged about dragging
Mr.. KERR after him, and bruising hi'
head in afearful manner. There were
also severe bruises on the back, shoul
ders and one leg. 1t is believed the in
juries are not fatal, but the escape was
narrow one .r7 ss
DR.. WALTON dressed the wounds.
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wThe Guernsey Times makes 9

EThe Guernsey Times makes 8
little appeal to the citizens OF Guernsey
county to support Mr.. PoTTs for State
Senator, "instead of an obscure individ
ual in Monroe county, nominated by
the Democratic party"
DR.. JOSEPH B. WILLIAMS, the Demo
cratic candidate for Senator. is farmer
a sound Democrat and the superior ir
natural and acquired intelligence to any
Editor or Proprietor of The Guernsey
Times; and will be elected by a majority
of from l,200 to 1000 majority in tht
District.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-10-05

The Guernsey Times is informed
that JOSEPH B. WILLIAMS, the
Democratic nominee for Senator, is a
farmer and has been one all his life. II
The Times and it's cats-paws are honest
in their zeal for farmer can 1idate, they
should advocate Mr.. WILLIAMS election
by the solid vote of the District
Whether they do or not, he will be
elected despite their petty filings and
misrepresentation. Being Democrat
we suspect is his greatest defect, in their
estimation
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-10-05

MARR1ED.-On the 28th ult., by Rev.
W. D. STARKEY, Mr.. ADAM HBNTHoRN
and Miss REBEccA j. NKsPERLY, both
Of Baresville, Monroe County, o.
On the 29th ult., by the same, Mr..
LAFAYETTE G. HUFFMAN, Of Matamoras,
Washington county, to Miss LIZZIE E.
SUrER, Of Bsresville, Monroe County, O.
On the Gath ult., by w. B. NEIswAN.
GER, Esq, of Franklin township, this
county, Mr.. WILLIAM BRIsrER and Miss
SARAH KING, both of Monroe county,
Ohio.
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wA reduction of 20 per cent. Of
the working force ofthe Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad company was made on
the 1st inst Ifamoney is 90 plentiful
and times SO prosperous as our Repub-
lican friends maintain, why does this
great corporation turn adrift two thous-
aud laboring men just rs winter is set
ting INF It is an evidence Of business
depression that is sad to contemplate,
and all the speeches Of Mr., ScHuRz,
MORTON and their co.laborers will fail
to convince the people that times are
prosperous. Hs fa
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i ~ Tn the 1st inst, man named
THOMAS MARTrN entered the residence
of Mr.. WILLIAM PALMER in Cameron,
this county, and stole watch valued at
go. He was arrested, tried before
Esq ATKINSON, and in default Of $500
bail was committed to Jail. Constable
SrUkEY delivered his prisoner to Sheriff
LITTLE the morning Of the I'd inst.
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Guernsey County News.

/ News, 30th ult Mrs Susan Yakey
near Gibson's Station, lost good
dwelling house by FIRE on last Friday
evening. Most of the house goods and
furniture were saved. The fire origina.
ted from defective fue.
The dwelling house Of David L
Mackey, Of Adams townships, was en-
tirely consumed by FIRE on last Friday
afternoon, while he was in Cambridge
The fire originated by spark from the
flue lighting on the roof. Everything
in the house except the canned fruit
was saved The loss is estimated o
about $4,000 Insured for $1,000.
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Talbott's Headlight.

We are now receiving the BIGGEST
stock Of Dry Goods, Notions, Carpets.
Oil Cloths, Clothing, Boots and Shoes.
we have ever offered to the trade, and not
only the biggest but decidedly the
CHEAPEST. Goods are away down
lower than you have ever seen them, aud
it will pay persons living Is to 20 miles
from Barnesville, who want S25 to $50
worth Of fgoods to try our One Price Cash
Store JUST ONCE.
Here are some Of our prices: GooD
CANTON FLANNEL, loo; the VERY BEST
Calico, 7c; We are often asked, "Now, is
this the best calicu?" We say emphat
icaHy-YES. GOOD FELT SKIRTS,
65c; Best Hand Made Stogy Boots, So
95; good leather shoes, 81 40; good suit
of Cashmere Clothes, 50 so.
Talbotl'S One Price and Cash Store.
! mayll, Toy. Baruesvills, Ohio.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-10-05

EJosEpH HAYDEN hss with him here
a $3.50 breech-loading shotgun of his
own make. 1t is beauty, and no doubt
worth the money. Mr.. HAYDEN's repu-
tation as gun-maker through Indiana
and Illinois is second to nobodys.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-10-05

~If you want the news of Monroe
County, the general news of importance,
late market reports. subscribe for The
SPIRIT. TERMS One year Sl so; six
months Is cents. Office, North Of The
Monroe Bank.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-10-05

1ETHoNAs HueHEs & Co., Merchant
Tailors, Wheeling West Va, invite the
attention OF the trade to their advertise
ment in this issue. They have . large
and well assorted stock and are prepar-
ed to all orders on short notice.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-10-05

HThe prospect of getting rail-
road Is already making little stir in
real estate in this vicinity. Let the road
be once fully assured, and there will be
such life AMI activity as will astonish
this dull old neighborhood.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-10-05

EEThe musical entertainment BY
Profs CLARY and COLLINS, assisted by 8
number of ladies and gentlemen Of this
place, in the Court House last Friday
evening, was. well attended, considering
the inclement weather. The instruEen
tai and vocal performances we're highly
creditable.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-10-05

% THE SPIRIT is mailed TO suhscri-
bers outside of Monroe County, free of
postage, at 81 50 per year. II you
want your friends in the West to know
what is going on in Monroe county send
them The SPIRIT.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-10-05

EAttention is invited to the bust.
ness caro- Of STANTON & DAVENPORT,
booksellers and stationers, Wheeling,
West Va, in this issue. JoHxNr can
furnish you articles in their line at rea.
sonahle prices. Remember the place, No.
A, 18th street.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-10-05

HM Mr.. CHARLES LAUENsTEIN has ar
rived at home, from the East, with q
stock of fne goods exactly suited to the
demands of this market. If you want
either coat, pants, or vest, cr full
suit give CHARLEY your order and we'll
warrant nice fit ard fair prices.
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From the Daily Register.
Wheeling Live Stock Market.
CHEESEMAN'S STocK YARDS,
WRnNranAy lSenk 90

ChhlSTMAN OIOCh Ards, l
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 20.
The City Council at the special meet
ing held Tuesday night last, passed an or
dinance which will let out the stock dro-
.vers from paying any city license, to dis
pose OF, their stock in the city. We ex
pect the Legislature to repeal the law, as
faras the State is concerned. at its next
session: rs a siess.a1a5l =
CATTLE-Arrivals during the week,
Ill head sold st 3a4 75per cwt.' Is ss'
HOGS-Arrivals during the week, 80
head sold at 6ta7acper ID. st ~
SHEEP-Arrivals during .he week, 70
head sold at ia4c perlb. ass .,.sss :
8 CALVES--Arrivals during the week,
IL head; sold at Sat Cooper head. aenta.
LAMBS Arrivalsduring the week, 80
head sold at Sc per lb, iH,o" ss,' ~ e'si' s9'
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-10-05

EEDo You want your Photograph
taken in first-class style ? If so, 60 to
Halls GALLERY, No. l, ,113, Main street,
Wheeling. They do excellent work at
reasonable prices. Give them call
when in the city.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-10-05

EAny other names than those Of
the nominees OF either party. printed in
election tickets is evidence OF fraud, and
Judges of elections are not required to
have them tallied--shey 60 for nothing
but the law allows voters to erase a
name, or names, and write the name of
any one for whom they desire to vote,
on the ticket, in the space below the
name marked out. This is legal and
Judges are required to count and tally
all tickets 40 voted.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-10-05

wTreasurer MoRRIs' method OF
having his receipts prepared in advance
gives universal satisfaction. We be-
lieve no taxpayer has ever been requir-
ed to wait an hour since he has been
Treasurer. Good for ToM. u
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-10-05

wThe dwelling house Of Mr.. WILL
|L1Ax ToLBERr, near Burton's Station
Belmont county, was destroyed by fire
the morning Of the 2Sth ult. Loss, S3,
900; insured for $l,4GO in the Ohio
Farmers Company. -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-10-05

HOn the 9th ult, JACOB BEAN, a
resident of Switzerland township, this
county, was adjudged, by the Probate
Court, to be insane and entitled to ad-
mission into the Hospital for the insane
at Athens, Ohio.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-10-05

EThe select school taught by Mr..
JAMES WATSON at Graysyille closes on
the 9th inst, at which time a picnic
will be given Several ladies and gen.
tlemen of Weodsfield have received in.
vitations and will be present.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-10-05
Grange Meeting at Graysvllle..
Oranges ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Or.
ganizati0n Of a County Grange
OmCers Elected Sc. sc, ,-,u5

y :
GRAYsvILLE, O., ,aOct. 2, 1875.
Ed. SPIRIT: This morning was usher
ed in with unexpected brilliancy and be-
fore the day was far spent the Grangers
were seen vending their way to our
village, in wagons, in carriages and on
horses, for the purposes OF organizing
County Grange, and having picnic
according to previous arrangements of
the Order. Abont IL o'clock process
sion was formed north Of town and it
was ascertained that fourteen oranges
were represented:
l. Beach Grove Grange, No. S95; Q.
Millers Fork, No. 1045; 3. Low Gap,
No, 1858; 4 Wayne, 894; 5. Mulberry
Knob, No. 952; 6. Pleasant Grove, No
104S; Z. Center, No 1919; g. Union,
No. 1920; 9. Bethel, No. S04; 10. Jeri.
cho, No. 1907 IL. Franklin, No. 1049;; !;
H. Seneca, No, 1850; 13. Summit, No.
1913; IA. Trail Run, No 1915. ba
The procession was, perhaps, the lar
gest aud most brilliant array Of farmers,
their sons and their daughters ever seen
in the county. Theprocession extended
the entire length OF the village-the
banners with their mottos formed no
table feature Of the occasion. 1t was
supposed that there were at least one
thousand persons present But we has
ten to the picnic. A table was prepared
about 200 feet in length ladened with
every thing necessary for Granger or
any other man. And, Mr.. Editor, it did
not require recruiting officer nor q
martial band to obtain volunteers to en-.
gage in the onslaught on the huge piles
of turkey, chicken, cakes and other
things which Grangers alone can supply
in such rich profusion. In the afternoon
the exercises were opened in the Meth
odist church by singing "Pass Me Not"
after which the large audience was ad
dressed by the following persons:
THos. ADAMS, WM. WEDDLE. &. w.
CARRoTHERs, JAS. E. Way, EDWARD
DAuGHERTY and Hon JAS. WATSON.
During these exercises at the meeting
house, the regular delegates assembled
at the school house and organized q
County Grange by electing the following
officers:
Mdster-JAMEs T. DAuGHERTY.
Ouerseer-A. CRAWFORD.
Lecturer-T. A. WAY, Jr.
Stewards H. Wallace.
Assistant-- WILLIAMS.
Chaplaia-ALEx MCCONNELL.
Treasurer-C B. KNowLroN.
Secretary-AMoN MOOSE.
Gate Keeper-WM r. DRUM.
Ceres-Mrs WM ODEN
1 Pomona-Miss ANNIE CARROT HERS.
Fora-[Name not received Pun
SPIRIT
When the business was disposed OF
the day was far spent, and the large con
course Of people dispersed and went to
their homes. apparently we'll satisfied
with the days proceedings.
JAS. A. WATSON.
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b~If you want sale bills, letter heads,
business cards, envelopes with business
card printed, bills Of lading, or other
job work, call at TIE SPIRIT office, or
send your order. We will do you good
work at low rates.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-10-05

vWhy don't you goto work more
zealously for the railroad. you Bealls-
vile people7 You have more wealth
than any other part of the line, except
Bellaire. Don't let it be said you have
less enterprise.
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HThe boys are brushing up thei'
shot-guns, and looking up the game law
The hunting season here is likely to be
a profitable one-to those who sell am
munition. ls,.- --,-s-s.-.e o.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-10-05

D@Dr. j. B, WILLIAMS was nomina-
ted for State Senator by the Democrats
Of Monroe, Guernsey and part of No.
BILE counties, by the convention recently
held at Woodsield. A most excellent
choice. His election is cure by large
majority. .--Eoble Go. Press.