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wThe following. note nom O. F
FLINT, ESD, Of Washington township,
will give our readers an idea of the de-
struction caused by the high waters in
the Southern part,of this county:
,.,of, R1sARp,sg Mills, Aug. A, 1875. +
+ I Ed. SPIRIT: 1--WE have had the largest
flood that was ever known to the oldest
settlers, feet higher than the June
food of 1866. 1t washed away the
HENDERSON, bridge in ludlow town.
ship, Washington county, and the ap
proaches to the bridge at the mouth ot
Clear Fork, this county. The damage
to crops, fencing &c, cannot be estima.
ted at present, but it will fall heavy up
on manysof our farmers. l started tc
go to Matamoras and the road leading
to that town being impossible, ! had t
go by the way of Grandview F. A
LAMpING not being entirely ruined b,
fire, water has almost completed it."
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E On Friday, the 3Oth ult, Mrs
CAROLINE ANGUS, wife Of ISAAC ANGUS,
of Lee township, was bitten on her right
lower limb, by coprerhead snake
For several days her sufferings were
very severe, ber limb swelling at the
knee to double its usual size; at this
time, 7th inst, she is improving.
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HThe Camp meeting of the Free
Methodists announced to commence at
Sum meriield, on the 11th inst, has been
indefinitely postponed because Of the
long continued wet weather,and, despon-
dent feeling caused by the great de-
struction Of crops and property by the
recent storms throughout that section.
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osIrUARts

DtEp-At the. residence OF his son,
THOMAS FoRsHEr. in Franklin township,
Monroe County, OHIO ,on the s8lst day of
July, 1875, ABRAM FoRsHEY, in his S5th
year, ..s,
The deceased was born in Marshall
County, (now inr West Va J on the lib
day Of May, 1890 and moved to this
county in 1908, about 81 years ago,when
it was almost an unbroken wilderness -
He joined the NJ. E. Church sometb!n g
over forty years ago, in which he lived q
devoted and consistent Christian life
None perhaps have done more for Meth
odism, according to their means and
ability, than father Forshey. His suffer
ings, though great, were borne with
Christian fortiiude and resignation. He
died in great. peace.
"As fades a summer cloud away,
AS sinks the gale when storms are DER,
As gently shuts tho eye of day,
As dies wave along the Shore ,sj
A large concourse of sorrowin2 rela-
tives and friends followed him to his last
resting place,in Mt. Tabor burying place,
to rest securely until Jesus comes in5 all
His regal majesty and glory TO awaken
His sleeping ones to glorious and beau
teous life Yes!
"Rests secure the righteous man;
At his Redeeiner's beck,
Sure to emerge and rise again, a,,
And mount above the wreck. -
Lo! the heavenly spirit towers
Like flames on natures funeral pyre;
Triumphs in immortal powers, }F
And claps his wings of fire." .
G. NJ W. L
Noble County papers please eopy)
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wM Mr.. JOHN W. BARLOW, q farmer,
who resides near Stafford, this county,
killed a Garter. snake one day last week
on the farm of Mr.. ALLEN HysHEs, and
noticing that it was unusually large
opened it with the point of his scythe
and found ninety young snakes, each
measuring from four to six inches in
length. This is. a big s''snake story" "
but true one. .f,sy fa 3as
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ma q ri sHERIFf,s SALE q.
o32 Ia sfGs 5l6; ---zsBs oi iars.5so 2
1a5 @ Christopher Kindleberger
Conrad Fleabman ct al.

ny virtde Of an order Of sale to me directed
from tue court Of common pleas OF Mon.
roe county. Ohio. will offer for sale, atIthe
front door of the court house id the town of
Woodsfsld, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock
a. m. and 4 O'clock p. m, on
Saturday, the 3ls day of Aatoust, ,sfs75,
the following described real estate, ssituats
IN Monroe county, Ohio, 10 wit: e ~
The east half of tffs southwest quarter of
section seventeen township three1 range six,
containing eighty acres, more or less.ic
Also, the south half of the northeast quarter
of same section, township and range. contain
ing eighty, asres, more or less,
|. Aisoj the southeast quarter of the northwest
quarter Of same section. township and range,
containing forty acres. more or less-in all tive
hundred acres, more or less, except about nine
stytfve acres sold off in the month Of December
| 1872, by deed, to Frederick Ketterer. leaving
about one hundred and five acres, more or less
Appraised at $3.50
- ai.rEst i..a +. o. LITTLE;
-july2o,75w5. Sheriff NJ, G. 0!
HuNTER MALLORY, Atty's. av-
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HAttention.is invited to an adve

EAttention. is invited to- an. adver-
tisement of the Ohio Agricultural and
Mechanical College. A course in this
institution is free to those who pass a
satisfactory examination. Applicants
for admission should address JoHNeW
DoHERrY, Esq !, Woodsfeld, Ohio. The
examination takes place on Saturday,
the 28th inst
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HWe learn from 6 letter received

gWe learn from 6 letter received
by Mr.. DENNIS BUsK1RK, of Woodsfeld
that MI S. "A. BusKIRK, formerly of
Barnesville, Belmont county, was Killed
by a party of Sioux Indians in Montana
Territory about the first of July.
Itappears that he and his brother
we're passing through the Territory: in
company with a party which stopped at
Camp Lewis. BUsKIRK and two men
named WEABER and LARNE or CAREL
left camp to hunt Elk and were all three
killed, but not scalped. The father OF
the deceased, DR.. o. BUsKIRK, resides in
Darlington, this county.
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EThe storms last week we're very
destructive to property on Trail Run, in
Benton township. A stable of Mr..
ELIAS STEWARD was swept away, and
the boiler of portable mill, of Mr..
BoTrENFIELD of Antioch, weighing. o.
500 pounds was removed one-half mile
down the stream from where it started.
The destruction of fences and crops
along the run was total q
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MARRIED-July' "a, by s: P. WooD,
Esq, of Green township, Mr.. ROBERT
KING, formerly of Belmont county, and
Miss CATHERINE HIckESBorHAM, of
MonIos ' .'T 1FH OFopn!y. ri Gill Ff1inN e!i'
On the 9th inst, by Rev DANIEL
voLz, Mr. JuHs sWEsFLAwHAusE and
Miss ANNA E BoETNER. -
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The Muskingums are fine athletic fel,
lows, and with affair amount of practice
will be able to meet sny nine in the
county. They are withal gentlemanly
and pleasant in their behavior; the only
exception to perfect order was that one
or twoCofthefn talked aThttleS more
loudly and freely than was really neces.
sary. sd,rIgssgisg5 d. !, taa5Is 80.
A return game will be play ed here in
foargweeks from last Saturday,when our
lads must look out or they will loose
s'son' is's't css'd ilsilos i.s2reo.gg; 3s5q
t-s-ra - -EnE : - -
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sHERlrF's SALE. !
Griffith & Wedge !
VS.. -.
Isaac Riehner 81 al,

II rAa i. --A t-. a.
ny virtue, Of an order Of sale ID me direct
ID ed from the coGft Of common pleas of
Monroe county, Ohio. will offer for sale at
the front door Of the court house. in the town
of Woodsfeld, between the hours Of 10
o'clock a. m. aud 4o'clock p. m, on ii ai
Saturday, the 2lst day of August, 1878,
the following described real estate Situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit: efn43t
The northwest quarter of tho northeast guar
ter, the northeast quarter Of the northwest
qua,ter,and the southeast quarter of the north
west quarter of section ten. township four OF
range four. containing together one hundred
and twenty acres, more or less. except about
four acres now owned by George Lemley, which
is more fully described in said Lem.eys deed.
Appraised at
july2o '75w5. Sheriff NJ g. Q.
HusrRR 4 MALLORY, Att'ys.
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In Memory Of susan O. simmerai,

"a Who died in Beallsville, July. II, aged
81 years 6 months and 20 days. -.
One more newly made grave we see,
Once more our Sunday is broken:
The shaft Of grief in our hearts is.sped, =.
One more Of our class is laid with the dead. b
In Sunday School she Will meet D no more;
Her earthly allotted task is DER;
Her spirit hath found that Heavenly shore,
Where death and sorrow is feared no more.
Farewell, sudel Since thou hast gone before,
Well f6llow thee one by one;
Oh, may we make an unbroken class
Around Gods throne at last. CLASSMATES.
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Transfers OF Real Estate.

Jesse Miracle 20 W, J. Miracle, 374
acres, Franklin township, S1,500.
H. B Pryor to VIM. Beardmore, 70
acres, Bethel townships $1,000: Il -
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Legal Notice.


TLJaHMohAHON. who resides out of
~ the State of Ohio. viii take notice that on
the 3pth day Of July. 1875, John N. Genin, as
Executdr Of Thou@s H Genin. deceased, fled
petition in the Office of the clerk of the court
of common pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio. the
object and prayer of whichis to retivea iudg-
ment rendered in said court at the May term
thereof for 1S69,in favor Of said JOHN N. Genin
as Sueh Executor, and against John McMahon
and Elijah McMahon on which there is a bal.
ance due of $f6t 46 and interest at 10 per cent
per a1intim from April II, 1870
The said judsment:has become dormant; you
day of September. 1873 or in default thereof
plaintiff will ask for an order reviving said jlidg-
fnent at the term of said court next after said
dey. HOLLISTER & OKEY,
.aug3, ,75T6. @ Att'ys for plaintiff.
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rThe, Fair win be held this year o,

EF The, Fair win be held this year on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, the
9Th, 9th and 10Th days Of September.
The Premium List will appear in our
next issue, provided we get it in shape
in time. Second premiums have been
added throughout the. Stock Department
and for racing 'td-.i 'e'S. '''-' u e.
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le EEThe approaches to the bridge on
Clear Fork of Muskinsum creek having
been washed away, the County Com
.fnissionefs will meet there on Tuesday.
4he 17th inst, 70 let the contract for the
repair Of the same g.sa' go
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HJAMEs, B. KEYsoR, of Sharon
township, Noble county, aged II years.
Is six feet six inches in height and
weighs 1s0 pounds. bas sial.s s.
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w Hon SAMUEL KNOX, of Harrison
county, has been re-nominated for State
Senator by the Republicans of the Bel
mont district. -.
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sIEThes Belmont Mining Company,
Of Bellaire, to operstesin Colorado, has
been incoifpo gated Capital stock, $780,
600, in eharesuof sJ00.1 sdi sj.-oissl :
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Notice to Tp. 4 Dist, Treasurers.

THE funds for Townships. School Districts
: j and Corporations, respectively. will be
ready for distribution August IL, 13 s.
ID, ~, r 7. - i. -. xAwila.s ~
I Section as of the school law provides, that
each school district Treasurer shall give bond
with sufficient security III double the probable
amount Of motley that shall come into his
hands. &c, of which copy shall be fled with
The County Auditor. : 2 Il u Odi 81 z
y No school funds can be drawn unless each
Treasurer has filed a COPY of his bond.
~. 81 NJ H0EFFLER, :
adg3, ,,15w2: .5 Auditor Monroe Co.. o.
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ri kEMiss DoRxxA BRowN, aged 70
years, Of Sum1nerheid, Noble county,
MAS married the slst Mt, to q man
named Knox of sarahssille, same coun-
II 50 says the RepH5tican,.s To-,
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AgWe stop the apress to dniiounce
that the newadwelling house of Mr..
CHglsf1Ax W1NKLrR, one mile west Of
town, was destroyed by fire this after
noon, the 9th inst. The flames could
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Jacob Baumberger 81
i.5 VS.. & lg .hF
d William Duer ct al.

D7 virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed
ID from the court of common pleas Of Mon
roe county, Ohio. will offer for sale, at the
front door of the court house, in the towu of
Woodsfed, between the hours OF 10 o'clock
q. m. and O'clock p. N on ri ag4 ~
Saturday, the;2lst day Of Aagast. 1878 /,
The following desoribei real estate situate in
the county and State aforesaid, to wit: alia
Lot number twenty in the town of Sardis.
1TT75 ne +! 09LTTLK,ml
July y20, '75w5. H Sheriff M. C. o.
hasa HUNTER 8 MALLORY, Att'ys.g i.i tlfef.Js,i
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ileEMr. JosIAHf MILLER, sof. Irish
Ridge, this county, is erecting e frame
barn. The barn is 40 by so feet. Dir.
,JoHH INeoLD is performing the carpen.
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DIEp.-On the Sd inst, of Consump
tior, ELIZA JANE M1RAcLE, Of Franklin
township, aged % years. .yii1 e.9Aa
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d ERMs. RUBEN YoHo has been nom
linate for County Commissioner by the
Democracy OF Noble county. Mr., Y
ts.well known to many citizens of Mon
! roe county, who believe he would make
an efficient officer. 4. - Il.
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NThe corner stone of the new r.
C. Church at Ozark, this county, will be
laid on Sunday, the Both inst
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,EESee farm advertisement Of j. G..
McCoLLouaH. This farm is near Bealls-
vile, this county, and. is one of the best
in that section.
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eEMr. THoaAs MoRRow, Of Adams
township, is building a new frame dwell
ing. Mr.. JOHN TscHAppAT is the con-
tractor. ~ -,5sa ~. F,gg.s4s
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HThe Quaker City Fair, in Guern'
sey county, win be held on the 2lss, 22d
and Esd days Of September., - = II
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Meeting OF the Directors Of the
Monroe County Agricultural
SOcIetv 3 -

Society. &
The following officers of the Society
were present on the 7th inst to arrange
the Premium List and make the neces-
sary arrangements for holding the next
Fair:
W. c MANN, Prcs. A. J. PEARSON,
Sec. Directors-HENRY SMITH, ADAM
ARNOLD, JAS ARMSTRONG, 5. P. WooD
and JoHs DoUaHERry.s .ass r
The Board decided that they would
not pay for the insertion of local noti.
ees calling attention to the Fair, and Or
dered that the List be published.
"A. j. PEARSON having resigned as
Secretary, GEORGE p: DoRR was elected
TO fill the vacancy.
4 HENRY SMITH was directed to have
the stalls and grounds put in order,
JAMES WATSON, of Washington town
ship, was appointed Chief Marshal
The following appointments and or
ders were made:
Cattle Department, g'1 S. p. WOOD
Horse HENRY SMITH
Sheep JOHN DoUGHERTY
Swine ADAM ARNOLD.
Floral Hall, JESSE A. KEYsER
JESSE CoNLEY, WILLIAM SIDLEs, Mar.
TIN BAKER Sr. and SlLAs TeUAx were
appointed Policemen to serve during
the Fair.
ALLEN PIERsoN, JOHN BURTON and
JOHN DoHERrY were appointed gate
keepers.
The Board decided that each Direc-
tor be entitled to Sc for expenses du.
ring the year. e.-rr, =
Two hundred programmes, each day
of the Fair, and the necessary tickets
for the same were ordered printed al
the Office of The SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY
On motion, adjourned to meet Tues
day, September 9Th, at9 o'clock a. m
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DfED.-0n the I'd inst, of Consump
tion, in Wayne township. this county,
HANNAH, wife of JACOB LONG.
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~Mr, JoHN BERRY is erecting a
frame dwelling for Mr.. GEORGE McFAR-
LAND on Irish Ridge, this county.
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~ There were 1,l31 births and 400
deaths reportedsin Belmont county, du-
ring the year ending April, 1875.
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RThe dam Of Mr.. KINsEY on
Piiae's run, Adams township, was car
RED of BY the high waters two weeks
since.
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wA lively game of base ball was
played on Saturday, near Cox's mill, in
Wayne township, between the Muskin-
gums Of that neighborhood and the
Woodsfeld lads. The game was close
ly contested, with the advantages in ia
vor of the Muskingums up to the eighth
inning when they became partially de-
moralized, and lost all chance OF win
ming. . LUZ 2A1' t''19'' ~ p
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= ~ Mr. PIgs sslDER y building !
barn for LEoEARDa TwaNE,f,i Esqrsdoi
Adams townskip the sditdensions are
Mby "a feet, eq, T. win have one Of
Che bestbsrna in that section. ssflsb al
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:'''s SHERIFFS SALES.
d s-.=.-s.-=4 :E ss4=..4 4s=
SHERIFFsS SALE.
G Phileha b. Mellott otsat s,esl Z
ys
SHERIFFS SALE.
jacob Bea m ei ii,

DY virtue Of an order OF sale to me directed
II from the court OF common pleas of Mcnros
countv, Ohio, | will offer for sale at The front
door Of tbs court house, in the town of
Woodtasld, batween the hours Of 10 O'Clock >
;aq IN. and O'clock p. IN on H.,
Saturday, The l4h dgy Of Aagnst, 1874
the following described real estate situate ind
Monroe county, Ohio. to wit. soei, 1o .or
The south half Of the southeast quarter q, =
section fifteen, township fonf and range four:
containing eighty acres. ,s''lif liae ne
Also. the iiortheast quarter Of the northeast
quarter of section fourteen. saine township and
range, containing forty acres--in all one hun:
ldred and twenty acres. more or less. = -
Appraised at S2,OiU. ''H
1a1f4. 4 e,ad r.. LtrPLE, sr J,
julyl3.'75w5. Sheriff MOO, +
PsAasor, HbsfkR & MALLORY, Atty's. linY
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N. r. WEST. -: ). Local Editor.


Statement, NJ, HoEFFLER.
Farm for Sale, JIG. McCoLLoueH
sSheriffs Sale, GENIN VS. PETTY EFT Ux.
Road Notice, ,ygf APEuIoHER. A
GA h 81. College, J. w. DoHEEfri
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Bg Dry Goods and Notions at bottom
prices, for cash, at P. B. HANNAH's in
Lebanon. - 5a''2 .5'.i'a
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h. s Capt. WILLIAMSON, of Matamor-
as, Washington county, furnished the
Wheeling Register, of the 9th inst, an
account of the doings Of the storm OF
the 1st inst, along the Ohio river. He
says:
"Fishing creek, which enters the Ohio
river at New Martinsville, rose until it
was ten. feet higher than .uas euer knowa
before Stacks and shocks Of grain and
hay, came down that stream in great
numbers; 700 to 500 cords of wood
several hundred thousand slaves; thou
sands of pannels of fence; dwelling
houses, stones, saw.mills, ont houses,
over fifty stand of bees, and all manner
of private property, with bridges, DC,
came. down in drifts Of vast prope rtions.
The damage along this stream was esti-
mated at exceeding Sl00, 600 A SINH.
lar condition of things existed all along
the river streams on both sides of the
Ohio"
I"Middle Island Creek, which empties
into the Ohio near St. Marys, was espe
cially destructive. No less than five
mills, including the grist and saw mill at
Shilo, owned by the Shilo Manufacur.
ing Company the store house of Mr.
Holmes, about five miles up the stream
the dwelling of Mr.. McWilliams, on 8
small tributary stream Glendenning's
store, on another tributary hundreds Of
dozens of wheat and oats; hundreds oi
tons Of hay; thousands of pannels oi
fence we're carried off as lightly as foam
by the roaring and maddening. torrents
Middle Island Creek was five feet higher
than was ever known before, and all oi
its tributaries were wild in the unheard.
of accumulation of waters"
"1r some places the fats bordering
these streams, were 150 to 200 yard:
wide, yet the waters sweep in one broad
maddening torrent, from hill to hill
hurling down buildings, carrying away
fences, grain, hay and everything move
able, aud washing down the corn as il
an immense log had rolled it. TIL,
damage done is beyond computation
The people are~disheartened and dis
mayed" B s.
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~ ~ Mr.. S. P. JosEs, of this place,
had severe attack Of vertigo on the
street, near bis store, Saturday morning
last. DR.. f. H ARMSTRONG was called,
md two hours afterward Mr.. JoNEs was
able to walk home. e- .zs sg.
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EyiMrs. VAUGHN, aged IS years,died
In 81. iCfairsville the 4th inst. 7f saE
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HWool is quoted in the Wheeling
market at from 42to,45 cents: $3.50
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DYvirtus Of al order Of sale ID me direct,
ID ed from the court Of common pleas II
Monroe county, Ohio, will Sfer for sale at
the front door Of the court hotse,f IN the towi
of W6odsfsld, between tile hours Of 10 O'Clock
d. m. AMI A O'Clock pi m, on uoaJlA ll9l
Saturday The f4th day IF August 1878,
the following described real estate, situate ID
Monroe county, 0hioato wit; ~ s,altA
{ e Lot nhmber three in James Earmichaers adj
dition to the town;of Stafford. :s.,,5.ss III.
Appraised at $33S 333. /:
- ulyl3,i7sw5. a} Sheriff n. C. o.
7Ii0srEn MiItoRf, A,.'ys. aaa,alf1esi
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RWe are daily adding new names
to our subscription list
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HGold closed in New York the
6th inst, at 81 13a.
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DrED.-June 10, 1875, Of .Consump-
tion, in Sunsbury township, MAGGIE
PHlpEN4,daughter of SAMUEL and MARY
;. JACKSON, aged IA years, IL months
and IL days. 80 as,F7 ts5lae
Sister thou vast mild and lovely, Ss
Gentle as the Summer breeze, = sh
Pleasant as the air of evening,
- When it floats among the trees.
Peaceful be thy silent slumber-
Peaceful in the grave SO low,
Thou no more will join our number,
Thou no more our songs shall know
Dearest sister, thotl; hast left us 60.
Here thy loss we deeply feel;
But It's God that hath bereft us iiii1ss1g
He can all our sorrows heal. Az i1
Yet again we hope TO meet thee 80
When fhe day Of life.is fed ss.FitlH
4 Then in Heaven with Joy to greet 4 }f
Where no farewell tears is she'd 8 10
(Barnesville Eaterprise please copy.
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e seen from town.

EA liltle liltle sYp, eyed about three
years, of Mr.. PETER SHUTS, who re-
lIsidssifour miles West Of this place, fell
of 4 bed ths 9Th inst, breaking his
right arm above the elbow. DIR. FAR
V;ouHAE was called to attend the ease.
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sNeWI Prices mt A. schuma cheers
- .i-gs Meat Store. 4s.-

IsfMfl, after this week, have beef on
Tuesday'and Saturday morning s.mutton
or veal Cor both on Thursday morning,
which / shall sell at the following prices ;
Beef steak and roast at &c per pound
Veal, mutton and other cuts of beef cor
respondinglylow for Cash and Cash only