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March 2e. 1875.


OF the Court OF Common Pleas.
Judge R. E. CHAMBERS on the bench
FRIDAY, 10TH 1Nsr-A. Meyer VS. A.
Henthorn. Civil action; Judgment in
favor of plaintiff for $l9l.
A. Meyer Va A. Henthorn. Civil ac-
ton; judgment in favor of plaintiff for
1921 65.
George E Otto vs.. Mary Otto. Di.
vorce; divorce decreed. 9a'h
w. E. Henthorn vs. Nancy Henthorn
Divorce; divorce decreed.
The Monroe Co. Bank VS. A. C. Mi 'ler
ct ux Civil action; Judgment in favor
of plaintiff for $3.50 9S.
Jacob Howiler vs. Daniel Hauck ct oil
Civil action: Judgment in favor Of plain
tiff for $500 SO, and order for sale OF
personal property.
f. A. Skinner ct al VS. s. H. Wallace
ct al. Civil action; heard on demurrer
of Leonard Kepher; sustained leave to
plaintiffs to amend petition in 40 days
after term.
w. D. Lowery VS. J. H. Mckee ct al
Civil action; on motion the answer of
j. H. Mckee was stricken from the
filesi and leave was granted Mary E
Logan to file an answer instanter.
SATURDAY, 20TH INST j. j. Hollis.
ter VS. James Brown. Confession; A
j Pearson, attorney for defendant, con,
fessed judgment for $7l5 IA
G. H. Davenport VS. VIM. Okey. Civil
action; settled and dismissed at costs
of plaintiff.
w. t. Morris VS. Peter Dillon ct al
Civil action; heard on demurrer of de-
Pendants to the amended petition Of
plaintiff; sustained; leave to plaintiff Ia
amend his petition in 20 days after
term.
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Jncobshurg, Monroe Co., o.
March 80, lS75-Jt. %.


~The Railroad meeting at Bealls-
vile, on last Saturday, in the interest of
the Bellaire, Beallsville aud Woodsfield
Narrow Gauge was well attended.
Col. SULLivASs facts and figures were
favorably received and frequently quo
ted after the meeting had adjourned =
He presented the matter in calm, bu-
siness like manner that won friends to
the enterprise. He proved by official
records that the road, when completed,
would pay expenses and dividends upon
the stock subscribed. ,sys
The people Of Beallsville and Suns
bury township, are wide.awake to the
Importance, of having this road made
from Bellaire to Beallsville at least, as
they now see the great importance oi
an Eastern outlet first-and will con,
centrate their efforts and all their
strength in the direction of Armstrong;
Mills aud Bellaire; and are disposed to
let the Western end and Woodsfield END
take care OF, themselves, believing thai
the extensions will be made West from
Beallsyille and South to Woodsfeld iu
due time.
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LAND And TOWN PROPERTY
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.

TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY, SEVEN
i acres of land, with large brick house six
rooms, pantry. porch, with good we'll on the
porch, large bank barn, 60xs0 feet, wagon
shed, corn crib and other outbuildings, 9od
orchard and plenty of timber. Will make q
good stock farm. Will sell to suit the pur-
chaser, The farm is situated miles from
Beallsville and miles from Woodsfeld, on
the main road
2d-Sixty.6ve acres with good orchard,
house and stable, plenty of timber, rich soil.
| 3D. Large brick store room, large hall,
wsreroom, with three rooms, ,uitsbie for small
family to live in or tor offices. Situated In
the town of Beallsvile. i
| 4th--House and lot, q rooms and hall,
cellar, and good we'll of water at the door,
Suitable for Two families to live in, or for
hotel. Also. lot across the street with stable
! on.
5th-House and lot, house has 4 rooms,
perch, cellar, good well of water at the door,
out house suitable for summer kitchen; a'so
stable.
6th-.Corner lot, with stable on it, would
suit to build on. Will give possession the
LIST Of April.
l will also sell my house and lot on Main
street, Barpesville.
Call on or address JOHN BILL,
Barnesville. Belmont County, Ohio.
Jars. '75tf
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SAVE MoNEY-It is we'll worth saving
and you can save it in buying Sewing
Machine, and get one of the best and
most perfect machines in existence
The Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine
has reached a point of excellence and
perfectness eqnalled by no machine in
use, and the constantly and rapidly In
creasing demand, which is almost be.
yond their manufacturing capacity tq
supply, is convincing evidence that the
merits of this machine are appreciated
Machines will be delivered at any Rail
road Station in this county, free of trans;
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.
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would add that the school has been
faithfully attended during the year, and
had it notbeen for sickness among the
children our attendance would have been
all that we could have desired
Discipline has been maintained with
very little effort on the part ofsthe teach
ers, only one case of corporal punish
meut having been administered during
the session
lam underobligations to the teachers
for the manner in which they have sup
ported me in carrying out the rules an6
regulations Of the Board, perfect harmo
ny having characterized all our efforts.
Ihave made, in former reports, all the
suggestions l think necessary for the dis
cipline and government of your schools
Respectfully submitted,
S. G. CosGRovE,
Superintendent
March 0e Io7SF
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To the Board Of Education
SyOOdSf3pld Union Schools.
WOOdSfield, Ohio.

! GENTLEMEN AS substitute for til,
Monthly Report. l submit to you. fo
your inspection, report OF the session
which has Just closed. s..
The following names constitute thu
pupils promoted from the department. ir
which they are named to the next higher
Grammur-Iohn Dohertv, WIN Do
her:v, Sylvester Dorr. Alfred Sinclair
Samuel Walthers, Louisa Hoo ffler, Had
die Okey
Iutermediato 4 Frank Little. Willie
Jndkins, Louis Helhling, Srigel Lnpton
Willie Morris, Samuel Davis, Charlie
Smith, Ella Hen.horn.
Intermediate B-Chsrley Little, viii!
lie Neuhart. James Sinclair. James Ad
ans, Fritz Neuhart, Harvey Pierson, Hen
ry Schaffe-. Louis Stoehr, Joseph Denoon
Frank Bnrgbacher, Elmer Pratt, Ada Do
herty. Retta Akers, Belle OAey, Fredie
Piper, Della Reef, Matte Judkins, Rena
Way, Mary Mann. ....
Primary A-Mary Doherty, Tempy
Sinclair, Mollie Hunter, Clara Dyer, vii
lie Dyer, Emma Mays, Lena Wagonheim
Dora Wagonheim. Lida Johnson, Laurs
johnson. Sammie Morris, Johnny
Koons
Primary B-Mary Schader, Jessie
Little, Mary Dorr, Mary Ricer, Ada Hen
thorn, Louisa Niebch, Anna Lauenstein
Cora Craig, Mary Koehler, Willie West
Addison Carter. Nicholas Wagonhejm,
Willie Gowdy, Andy Schumacher, Char.
ley Koehler, Willie Pierson. Samuel John
son, Willie Walton, Bennie Hines, yscot
Young, Archie Faggot, ..-
The following abstract from the teach
|ers' reports will give you an opportunity
of knowing how the schoorhas been at
tended during the last session:
Term Report Of the Woodsfeld Unior
Schools for the Term Commencing
October 8 and Eading March Is
1875
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The Little Orphans Dream.

We have received from Messrs. Geo
Stinson Il Co., Art Publishers, of Port.
land Maine, copy of a fine work q
art in the shape of large steel engra
wing, (size % by 80 inches). The en-
craving is by Mr.. A. H. Richie, vel
known as the best engraver on steel in
America, and is after one Of Mr.. B. F
Reinhart's famous paintings. The en-,
craving is new-just finished, and now,
for the first time, before the public.
We will add brief description Of the
picture, though it cannot be expected
that we can give more than faint ides
of its beauty.
In an elegant apartment upon coucl
is shown beautiful little girl of tender
age, asleep. During the warm summer
night she has partly relieved herself OF
the bed clothing, displaying her beau
tiful little chubby limbs in the loveliest
possible manner. She is little orphan
as the title indicates, and is sweetly
dreaming of. her mother, about whom
she has been told SO much. She has
been told that her mother dwells in the
spirit land, that she is a beautiful angel
and she has wondered why she can ne,. .
er come 10 see her She has thought
so much Of the matter that one nigh,
she dreams that her mother visits her
the beautiful being Of light that she
believes her to be, and it is this dream
that the artist has portrayed with such
power and effect. The angel mother is
shown by the bedside as the child sees
her in the dream The outlines of hel
face and form are distinctly seen, al.
though the figure is shadowy and ethe.
rial. The mother is surrounded with
a halo of soft, mysterious, heavenly
light, and she is shown gazing upon her
child with oil the inexpressible love that
ever comes from mothers heart. In
her extended hand she holds a white
lily-an emblem Of purity.
Messrs. Stinson & Co., publish very
large variety of pictures Of all descrip.
tions and prices, and all are sold through
agents by subscription only. Attention
is directed to their advertisement! for
agents, in another column.
Those who are unimployed, or those
who have spare time, who wish to make
san honest penny" will not be any the
worse off by sending for their terms
and directions to agents, which they
send free to those who apply.
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New GooDs:-I would respectfully
inform the public that l will open, at
Jacobsburg, Summit township, April Ist,
a new stock Of dry goods, groceries,
hardware, queensware, boots and shoes,
notions, drugs, stationery, clothing, la.
dies and gentlemens hats; in short, ev-
erything usually kept in second class
country store.
My goods will be all new and attract.
i've and Of the latest styles. will keep
constantly on hands a sufficient stock
of goods that cannot fail to please my
customers. Produce taken in exchange
for goods at the highest market rates.
| respectfully invite the public to call
and examine my selec. stock OF new
goods, and learn my prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere / will sell very low
for cash or produce.
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= ~ The wide awake citizens OF NAL
aga and SuDsbury townships regard the
question of an Eastern outlet much
more important to their section than the
Western or Northern outlet, the Barnes
vile Enterprise to the contrary, moi
withstanding.
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H The Barnesville Enterprise says
the 800, 900 Monroe County proposes
to raise for the Railroad from Woods
field to Bellaire will indirectly yield
handsome returns. .ava
Certainly. As you say: "The deyel-
opment of the resources of the County
will amount to much more than the cost
of the road" 4sisaA T
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY, PA, March 25.
CATTLE-Demand not extra but
over the supply; extra TOT 25, medium
to good 1906 %; common to fair
5@5 so; bulls AGA rs; stocke-s A 25
"a so
HOGS-Yorkers 7@7 40; Philadel-
pbias 8 0099 90.
sHEEP-Best c 65@6 IS, medium
5t35 Is fs L
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The following pupils have been neither
absent nor tardy during the session and
constitute this terms
ROLL OF HONOR
Harvey Smith, Chatham Sinclair, Della
Patton, Isaac penoon, William Doherty,
Willie Morris, Siegel Lupton, Frank Lit
tie, Matte Judkins, George Koonts, Will
lie Neuhart, Lydia johnson.
The following is the average grade of
recitations and grade OF department of
each pupil of the High School Depart
ment, grading from l to 10:
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.

+ March 20.
CATTLE Market this week gener.
silly dull, but good were 25o better than
last week. Common shade lower
Very best on sale, 6 25@7 A.; that
rated first quality, 5@6 25; medium, 4
50@5; thin steers, oxen and cows, 3 25
"a 90. Receipts, l,254 head; sales,
9S4 head.
HOGS-Receipts this week, $500
head. Market lightly supplied. At the
close prices had downward tendency.
Quotations, 10@l9 90, the latter for $
few extra -
SHEEP-In fair demand at 5@S 90
Receipts, l35 head. = &
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Election Proclamation.

NOTICE is hereby given that the qualified
~ electors of tue incorporated village Of
Woods6eld are required to assemble on
Monday, Apra 5, 1878,
For the purpose of electipg three persons to
serve as members of the Council for term
of two years
The polls will open at 6 a m. and close at
6 p. m. EDWARD SALISBURY, Mayor.
mch l6.'75w3.
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~The ceremony of presenting prt

%The ceremony of presenting pro-
motion cards to pupils who had passed
a satisfactory examination. took place
in The Union School Of this place on
Thursday, the 25th inst Those who
received cards looked pleased, while
those who did not, looked very much
disappointed. Cheer up, boys and girls,
study hard and your turn will come.
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Wlf you want horse bills, sale bills,
letter heads, business cards, envelopes
with business card printed, bills of la
ding, or other job work, call at The
SPIRIT Office, or send your order. We
will do you good work at low rates.
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p@DAvID SOUTH was very seriously
injured by the falling Of derrick in 9
stone quarry, at GAINESVILLE. the 18th
inst so says the Guernsey Jefersonian
ar. SoUrH is well known to the peo-
pie of Woodsfeld, having removed to
GAINESVILLE, from here, last Fall.
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ETwenty ears Of corn on single
stalk is the kind OF corn to raise to
make money ont Of, but KETTERER
& MORRIS affirm that you can make
more money by purchasing your dry
goods and groceries at their store than
you csn by raising 40 acres of corn
that will yield even at that rate
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I@THE SPIRIT is mailed to suhscri.
bers outside of Monroe County, free of
postage, at 81 so per year. # you
want your friends in the West to know
what is going on in Monroe county send
them The SrIRIT.
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SJustices of the Peace will be
elected in the following townships on
Monday April 9th, the day of the
Spring elections: Adams, Benton, Bethel,
Franklin, jackson, Lee, Ohio, Summit,
Sunsbury, Switzerland and Wayne.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

March 20.
CATTLE-Sales to day at 3@6 Is,
but chiefly at 1906 25; feeders and
butchers cattle, 3(a5 co; common to
choice shipping, 50@6 70
Philadelphia nominally 8 so
as rs; light, 6 75f97 25; heavy, 7 20
| al 40
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~If you want the news of Monroe
County, the general news Of Importance,
late market reports. subscribe for The
SPIRIT. TERMS -One year 81 90 ;six
months 70 cents. Office, North of The
Monroe Bank. -,,-sss t-s s,
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@Warranty, Mortgage and Quit
Claim Deeds, Chattle Mortgages. Sum.
mons', Subponas, Executions, and other
blanks used by Justices of the Peace for
sale at The SPIRIT office
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HWa learn that Il

@We learn that the School Direc.
tors of this village presented Professor
CosGRovE with letter highly compli-
menting him for his success as Sup r
intendent of our Union Schools.
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s~Tha Woadsf,ald scbonla

gThe Woodsfield schools have
gained an enviable reputation, not only
at home, but abroad II is doubted il
any other village in the State of as lim-
tied population, has as good Union
Schools.
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~FLOUR, Bread, Cakes, pies, crack.
ers, cheese, tobacco, cigars, coffee,sugar,
tea, spices, candies, toys, nuts, canned
fruits and other articles in the grocery
and confectionery line for sale at REIN.
BERR's CRY BAKERY.
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EySeveral communications on re-
ligious subjects will be found on our
first page. We neither approve nor
condemn, but leave our readers to think
exactly as they please concerning the
doctrines set forth.
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GEWe publish the full list of ap-
pointments by the NJ. E. Conference for
the present year, in order that our rea-
ders may learn the new locations of their
old acQuaintance5.
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par Mr.. JACOB STEMPERT, Of this
township, Center, caught one of his
fingers in cutting box, the evening OF
the 2lst inst which broke it near the
second joint and otherwise bruised and
cutsit badly.
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wIf you have farm, horses, cat
tie, hogs, sheep, machines, wagons. car
rfsges, dry goods, groceries, or any
thing else you desire to sell, advertise
in TIE SPIRIT. ~
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EA new song and chorus ''6adie
Darling" by Mr.. CHARLES BAKER, is q
beautiful piece of music that can be
played on plano or organ. Address,
+. W. HELMIcK, 27S West Sixth Street,
Cincinnati, Ohio. .ssazz
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Cincinnati.

March 25.-Flour 25a6 40-;Wheat !
10sl Is Corn 6Sa69 &c Oats 59aG0c Bar.
ley l. goal 40; Rye l 10
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The village OF Stafford is situated in the
senthern Fart If Monroe County. Ohio twenty
miles from the Ohio River. and is famed for fhs
hospitality. morality ami intelligence of ita
pitizRns a
The school buildings are new and comr,odi-
Eous. Students Can obtain good accommodate
! tions at reasonable rates.
NORMAL. DEPARTMENT.
/ The Principal Of thia department. is enabled,
by his long experience Ms teaoher, to oonduoS
The school IN such n,anuer az will make it
desirable Institution for those who wish ~
prepare themselves for teaching Special ors
will be taken to make the pupils Of thisdepart-
| mont thorough scholars. aud to give them val-
uahle instruction In the Art of Teaehing. fn-
pils will have an.opportunity to drill classes
thereby making themselves acquainted with
the best methods Of instruction. A Norinss
Institute will be held semi-,nonthly for the ben.
eht of those who wish to become teachers.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT. ...
The Principal of this department is prepared
to instruct classes in French. German, Spanish,
the RudiInents Of Latin and Greek and English
Literature The correct pronunciation of ths
Modern Languages will bs taught. and pains
will be taken to tea6h the upils to speak these
languages fuently. A sufficient knowledge Of
Latin and Creek will be impaired to enable pm
pills to take an advanced standing in our best
colleges
kLoctTIeN.
Will be taught BY an instructor who has mAds,
| it speciality. and has had considerable expe-
| rience US Public Reader. @@
LECTURES, LITERARY SOCIETIES, ExAMf.
& NATIONS, ETC.
Lectures on Literary and Scientific subjects
will be given at least se,ni-monthly. A Eite-
-ary Society will be organized in oonneetio1s
! with the school An examination of the vari-,
GUS classes will be held at the end of each term.
| TEXT BOOKS.
| Rays Mathematician Series, Harvey's English
Grammar. Greena's Analysis of the English
Language. Wnght's Orthography, Eclectic Sc
ries Of Biographies. Coinelrs Physical Geoga
raphy Quackenbos' Natural Philosophy, Ec-
| lsctio Readers, HadIey's Greek Grammar. Nc
Clintock and Crooks Latin Series, Aims Ger
man Method. Aims Spanish Method, Aims
French Method, Harris Rhetoric, etc.
| TUITION PER TERN.
Classical Department. nt......,....... Sl2 90
Normal Department (com. Branehes).. 7 90
e. fHighsr d.. 10 90
Contingent Fee paid by each STUDENT so,
TIE FIRsT TERM s!
| OF this School will commence on Tuesday,
april 27, 1876, and end on Friday. duly
Q, 1873. .,sf - sgs,,
The sEC6SD TERM s..i.sf..
Will commence on Tuesday, July 81.
1873, and end on Friday. October 81. 1878.
Tuition invariably required In advance Nv
deductions will be allowed for absence during
| the term, nor viii any money be refunded, exs
cept in cases of protracted sicknesa s
| Forfurther particulars call on or address,
| ENOCH MARTIN,
t&a Stafford, Monroe County. Ohio,
orJ. A. M ARSIB 4 LII. sliiz
Cameron Monroe County, Ohio.
| febid, T5m6. ~
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TThe Probate Court of this coun.
ty issued sixty marriage licenses from
January 1st to March 26tb, 1875. The
number Issued between the same dates
last wear was forty-one.
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q E Mr.. JoHS RIEsBEcK has sold his
interest in the dry goods store at Ozark
to Mr., Mathew MOORE, ea.aess