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SGT and Sixth svenu and 1903 West Twentieth street,
Monday, November 70 and all this week.
their immense stock
MILLINERY GOODS AND SILK GOODS
greatly reduced prices
TRIMMED HATS.
ENGLISH ROUND HATS AND BoNNETs.
TRIMMED HATS, So Reduced TO s. So
TizMEB TEzMEB HATS HATS so REDTcEB S TS S
@ dasn oeTEs Ss. a. r o verh a 10
1000 dozen OF tho finest quality Hats in all the
price 75c-, worth 81 IS,
black drab, green, prunc brown and
BARGAINS
SASH RIBBONS
inch soc and and soc wa[anteS all k G al shades
inch Roman, 81 so; formerly sold for 81 80.
BONNET RIBBONS,
in all the new, desirable shades.
An silk, S. 10 and y a. i2e l5c,, 2oS and aSe
100 100 carton: carton: no. SS IS as BLACK asc -O 81 '
Soft Silk, for bonnet trimmings
50 piece. black silk ysT.s sILk a, yHLyETs i So Reduced
Is pieces black silk Velvet q 81 IS; worth s. %
cooTsd Velvet from 81 30 o. i es s. Is So rs, 50,
prune and ali the new shades for dress trimmings.
Bankrupt stock
FLOWERS AND FEATHERS.
1000 dozen Birds, 25c. worth 81 TO 81 80
90 dozen Norls Birds, 81 q; ~ worth So =
Monturos and Roses in cardinal and scarlet
Bought at a great sacrifice i lot Of
black Thread Laces
real Valencia and Point Lace Barba
Also a lot Of
, black Guipurc oapc;, At onethd thei. original vaus
" "00 up ies s and bows N''0
chidren's c.ps in silk lace and velvet
Ladies' and gents scaris;
5000 dozen Of brceade Ties, 4. 2oc., worth SOC
~, '0''" Z ass %D "1 and SS buttons qii shades
Call and examine our immense stock Of Millinery, Lace
and Silk Goods which Is the largest In tns 9ty 10
s27 and 800 sixth av. and loa West twentieth So
A -PARrsIAN CLOAK AND SUIT COMPANY,
"A. % East Fourteenth four doors Of Univer
siiy place
GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE FOR 80 DAYS ONLY
CIoaks and Suits reduced to half their value.
Rrdro -. ocupv viii be torn down and altered Ladies'
chaLce @ buy handsome Suits as low as So TO
Black Also coIosd ak suits including velvet trimmed
SO $50 worth double Black also eolored cashmere Suits
silk trimmed SIS TO $40. worth double
BEAVER CLoAKs.
Handsome assortment and elegantly trimmed Imported
must be closed and offer extra iuducement as fol-
Every lady can see She goods the price
formerly w,s and 60 what price 4 has seen reduced ard
per from her oil when she purchases
MINK FUR SEAL sACoUEs. SABLE AND OTHER
I Furs darkened by process exclusively our own TO
ZOOS ~ ~ ~ J. b. WILLIAMS $50 Fulton street
yITAHTED-A SEAL SKIN sAcoUE. MEDIUM SIZE.
w price moderate for cash. Address L. f., box 2lS
Hafsld oGass.
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Proceedings Of tho Board
County mmtssf0ners.-

The Board convened in regular ses-
sion on. Monday, the 7th inst, present.
CHRISTIAN CEHRs, JAMES ARMSTRONG
and EDWARD OKEY
The petition of Samuel Gray and
others for county road in Wayne
township was received and bond given
in the,sum of 800 Viewers and Sur
veyor to meet the 18th inst.
John Muhlemau and others presented
petition for the alteration of county
road in Ohio township. Bond 500
Viewers and Surveyor to meet the 22d
inst
Al CIV. Petts;and others presented
petition for an alteration of a county
road in Ohio township. Bond Sl00,-
Viewers and Surveyor to meet the 22d
inst. 5000
Rola Merydith was paid S37S So,
part payment on contract to erect
bridge on Forts Fork, of Wills Creek,
A. HoskinsonSs Ss25 for making gener-
al index of Deeds.
NJ Hoe ffler S5l5, salary as Auditor
for second5quarter of 1S74-5
The costs in the case of Ohio VS.. E..
Enoch and others, S2l 70, were allow
ed Costs in case of Ohio vs. aBusha,
$40 Is allowed.
Tue following bills were allowed :
H. r. West, printing 1st quarter, S62
%; Siebert q Lilley Sl25 IS for books,
blanks and stationary. John Pfalzgraf
$40, Jacob Drum Sl2 so and Henry
Smith $40, fees as Infifmary Directors !;
Jacob Burghacher S11, for three cases
in Clerks office; Sanford & Co, 81 so
for blanks; j. R. Morris S249 for re.
eording births and deaths, and report
ing same to Secretary of State; Jacob
C. Yoho $50 on coal contract; Ketterer
& Morris Sl2 65 for clothing furnished
Cutler, a lunatic; A H. Pearson 500
part salary as Prosecutor; Dr. Walton
50 for medical attendance on Charles
Shell wilhelm county Jail.
There being no further business the
Board adjourned aksJl'lsa Hsaiil
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Probate Court.

June III Farnsworth, Executor of
the estate of Simon Drum, deceased,
filed his final account; hearing contin
ued to July Z.
John B. and George Reed, as resi-
duary legatees under the viii of Ed.
ward Reed, deceased, filed their bond as
such in the sum of $4,000. secured to
the satisfaction of the Court
June SC Wmkler, Admir- de bonis
non Of Nicholas Stalder Jr., deceased,
filed his fnar account; hearing contin-
ued to July Z &
A. c. Hutchison. Guardian of Charles
A. Hutchison, filed sllis final account /;
hearing continued to Jnly7
c. Cehrs, Guardian of Mary Louisa
Zimmerlv, obtained an order to'sell real
estate. 81 q "a &
BENZ. Danford, Adm'r with the will
annexed, of VIM. 9. Porter. deceased,
fled his final account; hearing contin.
ned to July Z.
A. G. Hughes, Guardian of the minor
heirs. Of ,Jere, P Carter, deceased, fled
his frstlphrtial account; hearing con-
tinued to July Z.
W. r Kimmons, Guardian of Irena
Crow, was ordered by the Court to pay
over to W. H H Phillips all moneys or
other property belonging to, said lrena
Crow 80 ~ =,
June &c. Cehrs, Guardian af Mary
Louisa Zimmerly. Sale of real estate
confirmed.
Eliza j. MCLEAN, Administratrix OF
Charles Mclean, deceased, obtained an
! order to sell real estate.
June 10.-David Allen, Guardian OF
Joseph Allen, an imbeeile. Sale of real
estate confirmed. assaA figrq s5 fUe
June l1.-Isaiah Coeh was appointed
administrator of BAIL Steward, de-
ceased Bond $4,000. j. D. McWright
Alex Lan,z and Joseph Hill were ap
pointed appraisers of the personal es
tate. The same we're appointed to ap
praise the property of the firm of B. d
E Stewart.
June l2 w. H. Cline, Guardian o1
the heirs of Gideon Cline, filed his sec
ond and final account; hearing contin
ued to July l.. Z:
Thomas McVay, Admir- of Benz. Nc
Way fled his first partial account; hear
ing continued to July Z.
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D"1he pretliest calicoes, and only
cents, at r. G. MILES, SomertOn, Ohio

Bs1" The pretliest calicoes, and only 8
cents, at R G MILES, Somerton, Ohio.
Ra~ English Soda cents per pound
at G 6 OBLINaER's, Lewisvllle, Ohio.
n9HN Nails 50. 80 per keg, at r. c.
MILES, Somerton, Belmont county, Ohio
s@ Carolina rice l0een.s per pound at
G. G. OBLINGER's, in Lewisville.
s@r Yard wide ticking 25 cents at R.
C. MILES, Somerton, montcounty,. o.
s@- Nails SO Is per keg at C. G.
OBLINGER's in Lewisvile,.
Igs-S Salt at 80 25 per barrel at C. G..
QBLINGER's in Lewisville, this county.
e@C Concentrated I've Is cents, at R. c
MILES, Somerton, Belmont county, Ohio.
nar Linseed oil at 81 per gallon at C.
G. OBLINaER's store in Lewisville. -. 7
GEL Dry goods for sale at Grange
prices at the new store Of G. DIEHL &
Son, Lewisvine. Monroe county, Ohio.
Ey Groceries can be purchased at
Grange prices of G. DIEHL Il Son,
Lewisville, this county A>S
ngrE Every article in the goods line re-
duced to the bottom cash price at r c.
MILES, Somerton, Belmont county, Ohio.
p@Loaf sugar 12I cents per pound
at G G. OBLINGER's, Lewisville, this
county. - s7sN sn1 = .5I,<-,s} Z
w Good bleached muslin. yard wide,
only 10 cents, at R, c MILES, Somer-
ton, Belmont county, Ohio. s
CARA good article of brown sugar al
10 cents per pound at G. G, OBLINGER
store in Lewisviilc.ic sJ silel bGs .5Ily
m Best N o sugar 10 cents, good
coffee 90 cents, at R. G. MILES, Somer.
ton, Belmont county, Ohio. A1l
g Best Rio coffee 2s cents at c. G.
OBLlNGER's, Lewisville, Monroe County,
Ohio -.f..--.. ~ -
s@Seceud Spring stock of new
goods just opening at r, G. MILES
'Somerton, Belmont county, Ohio. sac 9
rag Heavy brown muslin 10 cents pei
yard, and 81 cents by the bolt, at 6. G
OBL1NGER store in Lewisviile.
@Beautiful percal worth 80 cents
only 20 cents at r c. Miles, Somer
ton, Belmont county, Ohio. -
lIMackerel at Sc per half barrel al
the store of C. G. OBL1NGER, Lewisville
this county.
sG-Anchor white leadat S3 per keg Al
the store of e. G. OBLINGER, Lewisville
this county,, u L 8 II If 90 Y
EF Prime Navy tobacco 62I cents pei
pound a.C9 G. OBL1NGER' store in Lew
isville, this county. as7i 4
E-Bestprints s cents per yard at thu
store of G. G. UBLINGER, Lewisviile
Monroe county, Ohio.
wHardware and Queensware Of tn,
best quality, can be.had of G. DIEHL q
Son, Lewisville, this county, at Grang,
prices.
e@ The stock of goods now opening
at r. C MILES, Somerton, Belmon
County, Ohio, for taste, elegance, va
riety and low prices, is unsurpassed.
Is May lS-4w. 80 Aa
lHFGo to C. D1EHL & Son, Lewis
vile, this county, for any article yo,
want in the dry goods, notion, grocery
hardware or Queensware line
May 25-6w.
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RThe carriage mandatory of. the
FRAME BROTHERS, of Barnesyille, Bel
mont county, has the reputation of man.
ufacturing carriages, wagons and spring
wagons that. cannot be surpassed for
style and durability. They employ first
class werkmen aud their work recon-
mends the establishment. Any of our
readers desiring carriages or wagons
should give this Comp any call. See
advertisement. Essi,Ivrry
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NTARF AsLETTKE, E,augusss sdhdinI her
lNl man Schultz and Peter Schafms wal take
noticethat ion the 10Th day of May, 1871 Con-
rad Ayer and Samuel EoEdyesss fled in the
court Sf common pleas Of Monroe county Ohio.
their petition against them. snd The same is
how pending in said court, in whith raid Con-
rad Myer aid ,ssemuol EordS seaf to have
mortgage made,hN MarEs A i ,I.ettke aPd Edwsrd
Lettke to Herman Schultz ard Peter Schafer.
for $4,000, dated April g. 1874. on lot humber
six rs in Mitonsbufg.. and also d deedi made
September IA, 1874. by. the same grantors to
Augusts Schultz, fqr lot plumber six Is in Mil
tonsburg, set aside on the ground that the same
are and were made TO Hinder delay and defrsud
the creditors Of said graators, and ask the sale
of said property and The proceeds applied TO the
payment Of debt due thereon f,om. said de-
fendants. amounting to:S 600, with interest at
| s per cent from April I, , 1874. ''iss as3
ffi7ssIq ss1sflfia fGONRKDMYERsii1
i5nmays5 .s75w4aioG iskMURH FoRDYGR
lis Holasrss 4 eKsEstAHSisiIia mon III
Il
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Maud Oswald had to stand behind .
counter in afancy store in Troy, New
York,styelse hours day. She asked
permissionto sit down, and,y being re
f,,sed, resigned her So week salary, ,ant
applied to Barnum fol, a situation. She
now drives the most gorgeous chariot
doessa bareback act, and, on salar.
of seventy five dollars week, comfort
ably supports herself and mother. Bar
mum pays all the surgical bills. a
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|. EFThe land advertised in the case
of A. MANN and others VS.. JAMES BE-
YER, was sold on the 18th inst, as fot
lows n ss " Z n ssrEa.ss - EgrH
Fiitv:one acres to JAMES BEvER for
5000. . -. s,rr- >
Seventy-two acres to- IA. MANN and
others for 1920.
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Proceedings of the Dem 0cratiC
Nominating convention.


The Convention assembled at l
o'clock p. m ,con the 7th inst, and or
ganized by appointing AuGUsr MEYER,
of Benton township, Secretary, and S.
ScHooLcRAFr, office township, Assis-
tant Secretary. J. T. JUDxrNs in the
Chair. ; = -A'--' - - ~
After canvassing the, votes cast at the
Convention held on the 9th inst, the
Chairman declared the following can
didates the nominees: :Sam s1aJ9t3s 80
Representatire-JAMEs WATSON. rsa
Auditor-WILLIAM WEDDLE.
Treasurer-W.T.M MoRRIs.
Sheriff. o. LITTLE.
Probate -JudgeAJAMEs r. NORRIS.
Pros. Auy-A. j PEARSON,
. Commissioner-DAvID LENTz
INT. Director ROBERT McCAMMoN.
r Coronsr-JoHN MUHLEMAN: -,
The following resolution was adopted
) ResolpedY Thatlwe pledge our united
support to the ticket this day declared
nominated. q - -
On motion, adjourned.
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To Tax PAYERS.

,yrf woopsFpLp, Q, June 10, 1873.
Owing to the. gstringency OF money
matters and to accommodate persons
who have to come to Court, l have con-
cluded to extend the time for paying
taxes until the 4!h Of fsJuy. 20 s54iT
.sssaa.rq WsT.i MORRIS.
0g7E5Fsss STGg Treas. NJ G. o.
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Noble County News.

Press, -10tA iRst,-A=son .of Thomas
Mckee chopped two of his toes entirely
off One day last week while cutting rail
timber.
Fulton Caldwell has erected sthe high
est barn ia Noble county.is ahree stories
high, each story being nearly double the
height Of an ordinary story. IL + s{q1
Mrs. Morgan vorhies, widow of
Aaron VVrhies died recently of con-
sumption. Age GS years, she had been
sickly for fourteen years, past, y y u 2,
. William Sybold, a yourg German, in
the employ of John S Holman, Of Ful
dah, was kicked by horse and had his
leg broken, last Saturday.
:, Datia Shepherd, who has charge ot
John S. Hohman,s saw mill, recently
sawed three nine logsIfouHeen feet hong
ard three, sixteen feet long, all cut from
oneltfes tliaf yielded Two thousand FIVE
hundred and fltty-one feet of one inch
and one-eighth, lumber. on Uohman's
Rich Knob farm in Monroe county,
Ohio.
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ToThe public.

Having reduced the price Of my entire
stock in proportion to the articles namet
elsewhere in this column. / would say
that will give discount of 8 per~cen
on all bills Of SO or upwards, for cash
G. G. OBLINGER,
Lewisyille. Monroe County, Ohio.
May IL, 1S75-2m. -
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From the Barnesville Enterprise. 10th inst.

From the Barnesyille Enterprise, 10Th inst
MAsoNlc CELEBRAT1oN. - Arrange
ments are being made for general
meeting Of The Masonic Fraternity, OF
this and sneighboring counties, with
Sunsbury Lodge at Beallsville, Monroe
County, Ohip, on the Oath inst, for a
celebration sen what is. known in the
Masonic calendar as st Johns day.
+ fWealeam that the Masonic bodies in
this place are making arrangements to
attend and tits hoped that a'apleasan,
meeting will take place with, their, ,breth-
rem Of the "mysiic tie" during tue oc-
,easion. s-o =; e..r,. t-,,-,.s
We do not know any of the, particu
lars of the programme for the public,
yet we are assured that everything will
be attended to, on the part of the Fra.
1terpity, in Beallsyille, Ohio, to make the
meeting pleasant and profitable to- all
who may choose to attendg9 a.sz
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The crusade has been revived at
Barnesville and lively war between the
temperance and liquor factions is in
progress. The feeling on both sides is
very strong. zH'.1,' Z. 1'..,ss -. ysa go
Sheep have decreased l1,S4l, in Tus-
carawas county in one year. i
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NORMAL DEPARTMENT.

tlons at reasonable rates. - - W
NORMAL DEPARTMENT.
The Principal of this department Is enabled
by his long experience as q teacher, to conduct
the school in such manner as will make il
desirable Institution for those who wish to
prepare themselves for teaching Special care
will be taken to make the pupils Of this depart
ment thorough scholars, and to give them val.
uable instruction in the Art of Teaching, Pu,
pills will have an opportunity to drill classes
thereby making themselves acquainted with
the best methods of instruction. A. Normal
Institute will be held semi-monthly for the ben
eft of those who wish TO become teachers.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT..
The Principal of this department is prepared
to instruct classes in French, German, Spanish
the Rudiments of Latin and Greek, and English
Literature. The correct pronunciation OF. the
Modern Languages will be taught, and painl
will be takentto teach the pupils to speak these
Languages .fuently. A sufficient knowledge o.
Latin aud Greek will be impaired toenable pu
pills to take an advanced standing in our best
colleges.
ELocUTIoN.
Will be taught by an instructor who has made
it speciality, and has had considerable expa
rience as a Public Reader. y r. - =.
LECTURES, LITERARY SOCIETIES, ExAMI
.CisIo NATIONS, ETC. ,xSc9N
: Lectures on Literary and Scientific subject.
will be given at least semi-monthly. A Lite
| rary Society will be organized in connection
with the school An examination Of the vari
oss classes will be held at the end Of each term
40 s..sks,4,- , TEXT BOOKS, 80 90 .ai.;t,s
Rays Mathematical Series, Haryeys ,Englisl
Grammar, Greene's Analysis of the English
Language Wright's Orthography, Eclectic Sc
ries of Biographies, fCorpell's Physical Geog
raphy, Quackenbos' Natural Philosophy, Eo
lectic Readers. Hadley's Greek Grammar. Nc
Clintock and Crooks Latin Series, Aims Ger
man Method, Aims Spanish Method, Ahn'
French Method Hart's Rhetoric, eto. sly
TUITION PER TERM.
Classical Department ...l..e ~. 7. Is. $l2 ot
Normal Department. Com. Branches} IL r Q,
ass" s4i"l-<aafsts.ls Higher ssaie 2s 10 o.
Contingent Fee paid by each student. I'll
~ THE FIRST TERN ssc
| Of this School will commence on Tuesday
April 27, 1875, and end on Friday, Jul
| 2, 1875. .SssQ FtisE
THE SECOND TERM
Will commence on Tuesday, July q
/ 1876, and end on Friday, October l, 1875
| Tuition invariably required in advance. N
deductions viii be allowed for absence durin
the term, norwill any money be refunded, e1
cept in cases of protracted sickness.
! For further particulars call on OF address,
+ EN0CH MARTIN.
| Stafford, Monroe County, Ohio,
tss.sJs Z ig3 or j. A. MARSH ALL. :
Cameron, MonroesCounty, Ohio.
le4 fob16, T5m5. ,af @ esaes fsfsss
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80 &EIsAAc CoNLEY, of Green town.
ship, is the owner of three sheep thai
are hard to beat A South9owp,3 years
cid, weighs $50 pounds a weather,
year old, weighs 1T pounds; a lamb, :
months old, weighs 62d pounds.
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ASTONISHING The progress made by
the Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine -
Inventiye skill has. been taxed to its ut
most, and the result is the most perfect
and desirable machine for general and
family use yet produced. IT is, simple
and easyto operate, is not liable to get
out Of repair, its work is the best, as
was shown by theofrst premiums awar.
dedit at the Universal Exposition in
Vienna, 1873, aud il is sold at a less
price than any other machine Of its stan
dard excellence. NV
Machines will be delivered at any Rail
road Station near. this county free oftrans
portation charges, if ordered through
the Company's Branch Houses at 327 &
329 Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio.
They send an elegant catalogue and
chrome circular free on application.
This Company want few more good
agents. ~ rss4oo 1adfs stff G'p
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Eg Mr.. JAMES scorr. Of Washington
township, called at our office last week,
and, after paying his subsc riplien in ad-
vance, informed us THAT he had been a
subscriber to THE. SPIRIT since the first
number was issued oism n94ess %
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EE Auditor HoEFFLER has received
from State School Commissioner SMART,
the School laws and Commissioners re
port for a1S74 for distribution. All
school officers and others specially in
terested can get copies rbyIs ceiling for
them 5iff szisss ST hsse5s4Ps sej sG !
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EF School officers are kindly reques-
ted to destroy all old school blanks on
hand, and use the new ones only, in
making out reports for the ensuing
year. NJ. HoEFFLER,
r. hli3" pee Auditor.
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bT The Spirit is, mailed 70 suhscri-
bers outside of Monroe County, free OF
postage, at 81 80 per year, IL you
! want your friendsin the West to know
what is going on in Monroe county send
them Tue SPIRIT ~ z '1Aes-g -g'ns#i Eei' :
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HT The sixth session OF tbe Barnes
vile District Conference, of the M E..
Church, was held at Morristown, the 9Th,
9th and 10Th instss We have not space
this week for the proceedings.
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sNE Religious services were held at
EDDY's appointment, on Sunfish creek,
on the 18th inst, by Rev, J, R SMITH,
of BealIsyifie Circuit, after which nine
persons were baptised,, 2 BY sprinkling
! and z by immersion. sl5an nsis aie!fs5
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BwR you want the news of Monroe
County, the general news of Importance,
late market reports, subscribe for The
SPIRIT TERMS One year 81 80; six
months 75lcents. Office, North of The
Monroe Bank.
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Times, 10Th inst-Judge .Dougherty
has appointed John A. Bliss, of Jack
son township, School Examiner Tor
Guernsey county, in place of David D.
Taylor, resigned. Z
Mr.. j. S. Riddle, near this place,
.sheared from buck four years old, on
Monday last, twenty eight pounds of
fine wool. The animal is of the Yer
mont merino stock. This is two and
one half pounds better than any results
announced this spring.
A pair Of Rocky Mountain horned
toads passed through this Office in the
mail this week. They were directed to
"A gentleman at Hendrysburg. who, We
are informed, keeps q small museum
An air hole had been left in the box
which had been SO enlarged by rough
handling as to allow one of the ''var.
mounts" to jump out on the distributing
table, TO the astonishment of the Deputy
p NJ
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,pVIf you want sale bills, letter heads
business cards, envelopes with business
card printed, bills Of lading, or Other
job work, call at The SPIRIT office, on
send your order. We will do you good
work at low rates. 's ~ z21.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

q EF Auditor HoEFFLER gives noticeto
Township Clerks that the laws of Ohio;
passed by the last Legislature, are now
in his hands ready for distribution.
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a EE Mr. j oRN A WArsoN has 'epen-
ed asnew store in Graysville, and is
selling goods at very low prices: The
people Of that section should give him
. call and examine his stock. ss,,t
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I. kEA rubber boot was lost on Fri
day of last week, between KoEHIER's s
dam and WoodsfeldS The finder isre-
questedt leave the same at this office,
sor send word where itcan be found. gs
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-06-15

s HE Warranty, Mortgage and Quit
Claim Deeds, Chattle Mortgages, Sum-
none ,Subpenas, Executions, and other
blanks used by Justiceslof the Peace for
sale at Tar SPIRIT Office. gag x'sa'sss.A
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-06-15

Very few transactions in wool in
this county to the present time, prices
will range from 40 to As cents; extra
clips may reach 48 and so cents, but
not. above those, figures We ssfssh sss
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-06-15

EEDr. A. B. rCoyERT,Fof Perry town.
ship, this county, is at present making a
"trip throughathe West. A letter from
the Doctor is published this week ~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-06-15

wT Teachers examinations will take
place in Woodsfeldson Saturdays June
10Th. ,anduJaly 10th. See advertise
ments # 1s~oq bas eeiIsibslTH. saii ey+f