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~Best calicoes at cents, and oof
fee at "a cents at R C. Mnrs', Somer-
ton, Belmont county. Ohio. ...,
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. RGood ginghams at 10 cents per
yard, Prices of everything at R. C.
MILES, Somerton, Ohio, reduced, even
the price of aspool OF thread. * vK
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New Advertisements.

~ sG Treasurer MORRIS is now ready
to receive June taxes.
} pWDf! FARogrH, of Sumnerfsld has
located ii Woodsfsldi Il 4 q g \
HThe month of May will have
five Saturdays dadiAve Mondays.
EgDr. B. F. Morrow, of Barnes.
vilIe, diedthe Sth' inst, Of scrofula.
ETo prevent moths in carpets, wash
the floors with terpentine or benzine
t0Summerfeld. Noble county, is to
have . new sehool house costing S5, 900
D~Road Tax Receipts printed at
THE SPIRir Office ct fifty cents per hun
dred.
HMr. CHARLES w. CLlTr was elect
ed Justice of the Peace in Bethel town
ship the 5th inst.
YkEThsf growing wheat has been
badly damaged by the freezing weather
Of the past ten days.
HThe Democracy should pay very
little attention TO travelling Ielectioneers
who are not candidates.
s~Monroe county is bound to have
railroad. -Cdldwel Press.
aiKes,Sisa That's the decision B deaD
SWAn election for Street Commits.
sioner was held in Darlington, this
county, on Friday, the 10th inst.
,sGThis section was visited By an
other snow storm, lastl Saturday morn
ing. a W Gather cold and disagreeable.a
~ There were rs applicants for Ger
tifcates at the teachers examination q
Caldwell, Noble lcourty, the. l7th inst. 5
= bMr. WARREN HoLLIsrER, o
Bridgeport, Belmont county, took ap
plications in this place, last week, fol
$4,000 life Insurance.
xxS0MI R o. MlfEs. sof Sonefton
Belmont county, has commenced worl
on his Bank building, and proposes t
completeitby next FAN. ai'p7''' 9 ss''t
HMrs. NAAcY KgysoR wife & .
Judge OLIVER KEYsoR, formerly a resi-
dent of Noble county, died 10 St, Louis
Mo. Of dropsy, on the 18th ipst-sl,i, d
@iakT Nine cases have been commenced
in the CommonneP Pleas Court of thii
county since the 7th inst, three oi
which are FOR divorce.
ITMfs q aEL.zAsErHl MCCLELLAN,
mother Of AIRS, ARTHUR 0KEr Of Woods
field, died at her home in Beilaire, ehBel-
mont county, the morning of the 2lst
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The owners of the Paine line OF
sleeping cars, which were formerly run
on the Southern Railroad, have entered
suit against the Pullman Southern Cal
Company to compel them TO issue 1925
600 in stock, which was agreed, as in
consideration Of their giving up theil
business to the Pullman Company.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-04-27

70 pvDr.. +. Biitner Who went to Chi
cago from Monroe county some years
ago, and wes burned out in the great
fire, has returned to Ohio. TO locate
Guerssey' Times, 22d insta %
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= JOHN TRUAX'S ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the ,indersisn
~ ed has been appointed Administrator or
the estate of John Truax. late OF Monroe coun
ty, deceased OBEDIAH TRUAX.
aprl3, 75w3. SIS rt} ef
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CLARrNIGToN -
SELECT SCHOOL.

1NHE arst session OF this School wilt com /.
/ Smence on Tuesday, Aprif2O, and
end Friday, July 2, 1875. Nons but coinps.
tent and experienced teachers viii be en-
ployed, and no efforts spared to make this
School equal in point Of excellence to any In
this section Of the country. = ~
q While we desire the patronage Of any WISH
ing thorough pfaetIoal sduca:ion, we espe-
cially solicit the attendancs of those desir-
iDg, TO qualify themselves for teaching, -
special attention will be given to that class Vf
students. H S''o,.N
''-yTf Eui9la fua gr.3l n s1esaH sHe
a..,s .i,, l.;s TUITION. sa,}f.,e.,st sff-l.
Common, Branches .....:s.,....s5 90
Higher ......-.s.I.,..7 90
Tuition required in advance, and mo- de-
ductions made for, absence except In cases u
protractsd illness. = 2t-e- --.Est' i-'''s'
Good boarding can be obtained at reasona.
ble rates. IN S. ,dfiai la3 Z 70 si4ztfl
For further particulars address orpcall on
80 IL. n. TILEORD, Pflncipaissns
mch23.' '75lf. 7.,og Clarington. Ohio /
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HPaint Brushes, IVarnishes. Lin.
seed OH and in fact every thing you
can think of in the paint line for sale by
T o. CASTLE & Co. DtIa Tf9t!.
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Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE il. hereby siveny Mat The; ;drm ef
~ Riesbcck s Moore, Of Ozark. Monroe
County, Ohio, was dissolved by mai.u.l consent
on the a5th day Of March. 1875. The business
will be contir ned, AMI tho accounts settled, by
". s. w. J. Moore. 81
mch30, 75w3. RIESBECK & MOORE.
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A French Court has decided that
landlords who fail to, wake guests to
take the ir trains are liable To- damages
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-04-27

R Perfumeries, common and fancy
SOAPS, hair and tooth brushes, for sale
atthe Drug Store Of T. O. CASTLE L
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-04-27

3 ~ ~KETTERER & NORRIS have receiv.
ed their Spring stock and are selling at
low prices. Give them call.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-04-27

~ Cottage Paints of all colors, Just
received at T. y. CAsrLE & Co.'S for sale
at bottom prices. "a -.J lss5 Z.
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~ Read the advertisement OF KET.
TERER q MoRRrs, and call at their store
1t you want bargains. efzoit
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EMrs j. T. JuDkINs has pot flow
ers of all kinds, and shrubbery for sale
OF Barnesville prices.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-04-27
BBYeelIaire, & Southwestern r,
r. COMPANY.

=: -lS-sza :"
NOTICE is hereby given that books will be
lN.6peusd Tor subscription to1the Capital
STOCK of said Railway Company on and after
Monday. May 3.lS75.
at the Monroe Bank, Woodsfeld, Monroe Coun'
ty, Ohio; at the store room Of Isaac Wiseuer and
WINS H. Hutchinson 4 Co, Besllsville. Non.
roe County, Ohio; at the store at Armstrong's
Mills; Belmont County, Ohio; at the First Ma
tional Bank, and Hoge. Sheets s Cos Bank
Bellaire, Belmont County. Ohio. =
nu;xSeussg WILLIAM ARMSTRONG,
JAME5 Mc1REtiOR,
JAS. F. ANDERSON,
iV '''''- N, SHEETS,
ISAAC BOOTH,
apr6,'15td. Incorporators.
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HPerbaps no better exemplidcatior

: EE Perhaps no better exempliication
of tAs&oll3 OF young men seeking and
accepting clerkships in Washington can
be given than the sight Of Mr. r. Hartley,
the Second Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury. Years ago he graduated at the
head, of his class at Yale College. "A
briiliantfutnre was predicted for him.
He went to Washington and entered upon
the duties OF Ia clerkship. Unfortunately
for him. lie swasto0good clerk for a
long succession Of Secretaries to wish TO
getrid Of, and re has gone on IN the same
treadmill. He is man of great integrity
Of character, but his facenowis old, pale
and thin. He is too advanced in years to
ever make chan gc1row, but will END his
days at salary of 80, 500 year. ~
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WASHINGTON, April 20.-The Secre-
'ary of the Treasury to day issued q
call for five millions of the five twenty
bonds, upon which interest will cease
on the both Of July The Secretary
also instructs Assistant Treasurers
throughout the country to begin to-
morrow payinz the May interest. With
out rebate. Tie bonds called in are
coupon bonds. and are included within
the following mum bers " Ffties, from
l5,40fto 17,100;. one hundreds, from
40,0oI "a, 200 :! FIVE Hundreds, from
20,00l to % 400; one thousands, from
66, DOL to 70,950.
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lw Our REPRESENTATIVE M. Watson,
has arrived at home. He may have failed.
once or twice, to vote Just as we would
have preferred, but he made areputation
al legislator, which few other members
succeeded in gaining.-Spia Of Democ-
racWaiI i;ai bah st4yls lIiE Eoy sTsaW
Whatever we may think of the majori-
ty infhe last Ohio Legislature, verycef-
tain We are that w Watson, of Monroe, went
away with clean hands. A little too much
OF hepasisan. perhapsA but neuersheless
an honest man. May his tribe increase
-lNeigs Conaty TeleqratN Fsy e Es
So x x -
pGJohn Poorman, Thomas Brannan
and Charles Braftford, who we're chargei
With sobbihg he Beadse Post loflioeaast
October, had their trial before the Uni
ted States Court in Cincinnati 4 few
days since, and were acquitted.
u Since ehe1 above d was placed in type
we learn that the Grand Jury 'reconsid:
cred the case. re. called 9 witness, and
found bill of Indictment aagainst each
efothesaboves named parties.-Belmon
Chronicle, 22d inst.
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sica ID 75liE! ISsrRvCTohs. f}hs ilol 5.
ENOoH MARTIN. IfIsiopM Of 'tk Norma,
department and Teacher n Ndtsemstsss md
Ns,1-aI Sciences. .aaisesn iaaupssdae
J. a, MARSH ALL, hfaeipalef Gossical, De-
partnent and Teacher cf Modern Liagnaees
and Elocatton g b5dI 9 If.i ssilitl eS:H3
s. NJ. MARrIN, Teacher Of fsnmanshpa Z
3d} at. IiiS ugaj ----is fHsq3gg a. al0l
ri int .1ed!9, REMARKS ss3iH s9ya
The village Of Stafford il situated In tho
southern psrt nf Monroe County. 0hiostwenv
milss from the Ohio Riyor, and is fsmsd for the
hospitality, morality ana intelligence Of its
citizens. = i.,si- uio I aAf Italian
Tho school buildings. am new. and eompsdi-
eus. Students uean. obtain good aceomlncdar
tqns st reasonable rates. IS & slari3 raol ~
.,eyel., 2 NORMAL DEPARTMENT.. sYnG
The Priaoipdl of this department Is ensblsd.
by hia long experience as a teacher. to condnot
the school in such manner as will make It
a desirable Institution for thoss who wish to
prepare themselves for teaching Special ioare
viii be taken to make the pupils OF ;this depart
ment thorough scholars. and to give them yal-
uable instruction in the Art Of Teaching. Pa.
piis viii have an opportunity to drill olsxseS
thereby making themselves acquainted With
ths best methods Of instruction.HiA NSunsl
Institute will be held semi-monthly for the bsA-
eat Of those who wish to become teachers.
il''a-.' CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT. .,g
The Principal 81 this department Is prepared
to instruct classss in French, German. Spanish,
the Rudiments Of Latin and Greek, and EAgiisA
Literature. The correct pronunciation Of ths
Modern Languages will bs taught, and pain.
will be taken to teach the upils to spcak thess
languages Auently. A sufficient tnowledgsH q
Latin and Greek viii be impaired to enable pu-
pills to take an advanced standing ine OUT ybeA
colleges. s'r9,,,e. ,a.,sj-- svz5l ,sfn.s,l
- r.... HLocUrIos. ~ 49,,
VIII be taught by an instructor who has Mais
il d speciality, and has had considerable expe-
rience as Public Reader. s4iiIfeaiyesSaE! Z
LECTURES, LITERARY SOCIETIES, KxANI.
faiisia NATIONS, ETC. saei9dfin
Lenturesnn Iiterarx. and Sniaptifa shkfe6tA
will be given at leust scmj-mont nthly hifa.
rary Society will be orgsnixedr in oepaeetiot
with tho school An examination OF the ysrf-
oas classos will be held at the end Of ssuch tSrm
a51hiid9 loi TEXT BOOKS ssii e e7is
9 Rays Mathematical Series Harvey's Englirh
Grammar. Greene's Analysis Of the English
Language, Wrights Orthography, Eoleotio Se-
ries Of Biographies, Cornelrs Physioal Geog-
raphy. ,Quackenbaas' Natural Philosophy, Eu
lectic Readers. Hadley's Greek Grammar. No
Olntock and Crooks Eatin Series Ahn's Gss-
nan Method Alma spanish Method, kAnls
French Method. Harris Rhetoric, etc. ii ~
&. g.. e, rgIIIos fEh TERM .,a =.
Normal Department (com, Branohss 90
~" ~. 80 thighsr ~ ~
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,H Yard wide bleached muslins at
10 cents per yard, at R.. C.. MILEs' !,
Somerton. Ohio.
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Grand and Petit Juries for the
Term of Common Pleas Court,
-.yBne 92d, IlssS. ,1olIar .asasIis8
The following afe'theaj jurors for the
June term Of Common Pleas Court:
aGla haa ggan,lxp .rpxsR&ii ..e&Hf9
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/ E l. HoEFrLER has one-horse
spring wagon fer sale Call at his
etore.
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Druggists Sundries of every de-
scription can be found at T. O. CAsrLE
4 Cos. -. ~
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~ Nails at ss 10 per keg-los to
69si at r. G. MrLEs'. Somerton, Ohio.
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p9THoMAs MuRrar. Esq, Of Ben.
ton township, this county, has removed
to Writ. county, West Virginia. Esq.
MURPHY was appreciated by the citizens
Of his township as q msnl OF more than
ordinary mind and 1as q jovial, kind.
hearted ueighbor; he held the Office OF
Justice of the Peace for "a years in
succession, his last term expiring ON
the 5th inst. He served the, people Of
this county one term, three years, as
Commissioner, and discharged all the
duties of that ofIlceI faithfully and
promptly. We wish him success and
new houors in his new home, AID hope
he will give our readers his opinion o.
West Virginia through tbs SriRIr't
columns.
fass'ls. ..------i---lsA--.s.aalssia5 q
~The Rrcn and SrEvENs Will cases
in the District, Court AT, Caldwell, were
compromised by the parties last week
The Press says;r ;rs 'ssT .s4,sq
"By agreement q, pro Jorma verdict
Of the jury sustaining the will of Abra
ham Rjnb, deceased,a was entered, and
the Court enters judgment on opinions
IA fasof'of the defendants In Tie othe,
cases. BY the terms OF the settlement
the plaintiffs get the "Leatherwood
Farm" in Guernsey county, with about
$500 Of issues and profits thereon ainct
their fathers death. Tho defendants
hold Che residue Of his estate, 4 q y
"By agreement a pro forma verdict
Of the jury setting aside the will o
Benjamin Stephens, deceased, was en-
tered. By the terms Of the settlement
Mary Stephens, widow. receives from
the plaintiffs, and heirs of Benja
min Stephens, the sum of Sl,6O(
and the right to harvest and use the
wheat crop now growing ON the farm
and is saved from ell costs and damage!
by reason of her lease to- one Davis
which, by the settlement, will be viola
ted. The widow is to release by qui
claim deed all right and title TO th.
farm. .'bE ta F& AN SE ks
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Transfers or Real Estate,

-, A. Taylor to G. T. Morrell, 4 lots in
Graysville, 81, 500
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HO Our correspondent f,S."5o Perry
township sends the following notices o
deaths under date of the Goth inst. 5; :,
March 1st, Of diphtheria, MARY
youngest daughter of G., and, G, REIKLE
aged ii years.
March .l9th, Of lung disease, Eliza
HUrrxAN aged 81 years. '4' : - =
April 14th, of erysipelas, SUSANNA
HIeKMAE, wife OF JOHN HIcKMAN, o
Perry township, aged 5S years, .,,iy5sp 49,.
W The following is the ticket elect
ed in Bethel township the 9Th inst.
Trustees-HENRr BArRAsl, ksFs
ADAM MEssNER,
=, ,bsar a,es NRRI LlNDAMooD, as5 ,isg
*JoNATHAE CoENoR
a Clerk--A. j.. MAcKEY. s,g57sle1, ,.5.e
Treasurer-P.. B. HANNAH. .i;,g s.
AssessorETHoMAs FLEMINa.
Constables-ANDREw Myers.
j. GARDNER. =
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BUSIN ESS MOTTO ES..

- Ready made white goods for Ia
d q for sale OF L. HoSrrLER's.
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= intrinsic virtues, and sustained BY itsl re-
m.rkable cures. So mild as to be safe and
beneficial to'clildrcn, and Jet 50 searching
as to .cifectually purge out the great sor-
ruptious ofthe blood, such as the scrofnl9ns
and syphiItic contamination. Impurities,
Or diseases that have lurked in the ,Systcia
for years, soon yield to this powerful anti.
q tlote, and disappear. Hence its wonderful
lncures, many Of which are publicly known,
!, Of Scroitiln, and all serofnlous diseascs,
. Ulcers, EruRtiOns, and eruptise dis
I, orders of the skin, TuMors, BlOtchcS
Rolls, PimpleS, PuStNlc& Sores, ST.
AnthOny's Fire, Rose or Erysipe
las, letter, Salt Rhettsn, Scald
Head, Ringworm, and internal Ul-
ccrations of the Uterus. Stomach,
and Liver. 1t also cures other COM
! plants, to which it would net seem espcci-
I, ally adapted, such as Dr0psy, Dyspep-
si;l, Fits, Neuralgia, Heart Disease,
Female Weakness, Debility. and
LcucorrhGa, when they are manifesto
''tions Of the scrofalods poisons. so 81
S4a His an excellent rcstorer Of heahh and
4 strength in the Spring. Byreacwing tile
appetite and yigor Of the digestive organs,
4 it dissipates the depression and llistless Ian
+ guor Of the season. Even where 20 disorder
appears, people feel better. and live longer,
for cleansing the blood. The system moves
on with removed visor and . new lease of
life. at taty al7i s.ii'f 9ai g t'i
: seas
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FACTS WORTH KNowING The Wilson
Shuttle Sewing Machine As to-day the
simplest, mast perfect, most easy opera.
ted, best made, most durable. and in
every way, most valuable sewing ma
chine in existence. and it is sold fifteen
dolisrss sless than ell llae,her first;class
machines.
Machines will be delivered at any Rail.
road Station near this county, free oftrar
portation charges if ordered through
the Company's Branch Houses at S27 4
329 Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio.
They send an elegant catalogue and
chrome circular free ron application.
This Company want few more good
|.esfanfsasalaad .alln.l ia0
1~The following was adopted by the
Board Of Educstion Of Green township
April t9..18z5: NsA & S. -
Notice is hereby given to the house
holders 1of Green township, that The
Board Of Education, according to the
provisions Of Ian, authorize snd sstab
lish the use Of the following text books
for The schools Of the township; 4 gE
MeGudeys Readefs and Spelling
Books; Rays Series of Arithmetics
Haryey's English Grammar t. .Mitchelpi
Series of Is Descriptive Geography
| Wright's Physical Geography , sd Ray.
Algebra ilss nfJI H. STRAIGHT. sdsi
.slsdlo iis hEs srsaas1i) o. & President.
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BEALLsvILLn daI
SELECT SCHOOL.

TRE Arst eession Of this school viii COM
l. menee Monday, July 10. 1876. and
close Friday. September "a. 1910. No labor
viii be spared 10 make instruction thorough.
Semi-monthly examinations. and frequent lee
lures on the theory and practice Of teaching,
will be given.
TUITION.
Higher Branches. ). .....!. ;. ..s7 90
Tuition in advance. No money refunded sx-
CO { in cnses of protracted sickness. Good ac-
cemmodations at reasonable rates IN The town.
For further particulars sail on ar address,
. anqs9ldGl p d. McvAY. Frincipat
95iapr20. 75td. Beallsville, MonroerCo., Ohio.
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REMARKS.

The village Of Stafford il situated In the
southern part If Monroe County. 0hiostweny
milas from the Ohio RiyOr, and is fsmsd for the
hospitality, morality ana intelligence Of its
citizens. - i4'ai- -izillo I +Af - AsH.lhN
Tho school buildings arn new and eomnsdi-
eus. Students nean: obtain good aceomInodsr
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HoLLIsrER 4 oksI, Att'ys.
The true northerner., 1875-05-14
A Chinaman GOred to Death and Then
Impaled,

At the Devils Elbow, about six miles
below Black Hawk, on the line of the
Colorado Central railway, where the bed
of the road is hewn out of the solid rock,
owing to the extreme narroSness of the
valley OF Clear creek Mt the point, an ac-
cident occurred on Wednesday evening
last, which takes rank as one of the most
horrible and terrible on record.
A Chinaman, Lin Wan, working in the
gulch mines along the creek, was pursued
by wild and furious bull, which had
wandered away from his herd up the
creek. For safety the Celestial took to
the track, but was closely followed by
the infuriated animal, to the Devils Ell
bow, where the bed of the creek is about
twenty feet below the track, and the top
of the telegraph poles on a line with the
! rails. One hurried moment had the
! Chinaman to realize that his enemy was
upon him, when with all the force of
brute power one horn went piercing
through the back, passed through the
abdomen and came out in front. 1t was
! the work of an instant to raise, like
feather, the mass of bleeding, screaming
human flesh, and with toss, to hurl it
across the track and into the gulch. The
unfortunate Chinaman, thus gored unto
death and tossed into air, in his descent
struck upon the end of telegraph pole,
which entered the very same gaping
wound made by the horn of the brute in
his back, and the pain-tortured blood
besmeared victim was impaled mid-air.
Without speech, and pale with horror at
the sight, hfs companions stood power
less, until the heart-rending cries of the
unfortunate awoke them to duty He
was then taken from his appalling posi-
tion as speedily as possible, but died in
few minutes. The bull, after accom-
plishing this deed, passed up the
canon, and had not been captured at last
accounts.