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Probate Court.

| Jan: 11y-Slaria Poggenburg, Guar
dian, gave anew bond in. the sum. .of
$4,000 which. was approved and accept.
ed .TGges
Jan. l2.-An instrument of writing
purporting to be the last Will and Test.
ament of Joseph Cline. deceased; the
same was fled and admitted to record,
and notice Of such record ordered pub
hshed.f MTJ1 % t-{HTEI =
! 1Japuary IA AObediah Truax vas ap-
pointed Admir- of the estate of John
Truax, deceased. Bond 5000 Allen
Shotwell, Thos. Boutwell, and Charles
Twinem were appointed appraisers 81
the personal estate u q - "a = II y
January 15-The following accounts
were examined and disposed Of as NO
ted:
The second and Gnal account of John
Besrdmore Adm'r Of John Bever, del
ceased. Received 81, 1874 SO and paid
I,eDt $40 3d.! balancei IN admir- hands
S1,4l4, which he is ordered to pay out
according to law to the heirs of John
Bever, deceased
Michael. ,Hunkler Jr., Executor OF
Michael HunckIer, deceased; final &C.
count; in hands of Executor $I62 SO.
Geo H. Trembly Admir- of Elizabeth
Trembly,, deceased, first account; re-
fceived' 1882 Is: paid out 1881 f4e !;
leaving in Adm'r's hands 60 cents to be
acpOunted for -
Samuel Gilmore Guardian of John S.
BatM,a minor; third receiv-
ed 1860 SO; paid out Sl43 79; leaving
in his hands s525 IA.
John A. Boice Guardian OF John M.
and Jesse V Boice, minors; third ac-
count !; in bands OF Guardian of the
moneys Of Join NJ. s.Boice s37I 10: OF
j. V. Boice $4S9 4t to be accounted
for. IL
Isa4c Bsardmore Guardian Of Isaac
Booth, an imbccile; third account; in
the hands of Guardian S4l 5S.
4 aetnG.sW Eaton Admir- of Dader Doug
las, deceased; final account; received
S1,lS3 "a; that the preferred claims
exhausted the whole Of said estate, aud
that the Admir- has paid out all moneys
received by him. leaving no moneys or
collec,ihle claims to pay ordinary debts
Jacob Davis Jr, Guardian of Rebec-
ca Jane. and Nancy Ellen PAIL, minors
second account; in Guardians hands
belonging to Rebecca Jane $500; to
Nancy Ellen Sl93 73
! Henry Windland, Guardian of VIM.
Wineman's heirs; second account; re
fceiyed. since June l3, 1872, the sum OF
$3.50 81, which the Court allows said
Guardian for the care, maintenance
and clothing Of said Wards to Dec. H.
1874.
David fTrembly,) Guardian of the
minor heirs of VIM. Truck, deceased;
third account; in Guardians hands be
longing to Margaret A. S5SS 80; to
Jere. w. S5SS 81 and to Hannah E
$3.50 IT,
sfaWm. Dickey Gurdian of the minor
heirs of Margaret Dickey, deceased
Second account; in the hands of Guar
dian belonging to his four Wards $500
The hearing Of the final account OF
John Bevcr, Adm'r of Peter Bever, de
ceased, was continued.
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, Guernsey Co1n,y News.

I - -rrf. -sfrr.I
Times, 14th inst.-Mr. David Linn. of
Westland township, met with a serious
accident one day,7last week by falling
from the hay-mow to the barn floor He
fell backward across the tongue of q
buggy. his head striking the floor.
A practical farmer said, in. our office,
the other day, that he never failed in a
crop Of timothy that was sown in Janu
ary, and that his crop of0clover was al
ways good if sown in February. The
sun is harder on clover than the frost.
Mrs Jane Rainey, wife Of our aged
fellow citizen, William Rainey, after an
illness of seven weeks, died last Friday
morning, aged 70 years. But few of the
mothers of Cambridge were so well
kno wn, and none could be more highly
esteemed. She was born in the county
Of Antrim, Ireland, July. I, 1876, her
maiden name being Jane McCool. She
was married TO William Rainey on the
7th of April, 1925, while yet in tha,
country. They came 10 the United States
more than forty years ago, and have
lived and laboIed together in Cambridge
for the past thirty-three years.
Mr.. John Best, aged ninsty three
years, who now resides with his son Viii
liamsin Westland township, Is doubtless
the Oldest man in Guernsey County, and
the stoutest for his years. For thirty
years past he has been an inmate of the
house Of bis son John q ailithe years
Of his long life he hss never been upon
a sick bed and has used no other remedy
than an abstinence from ofoods Eat'.such
times as appetite failed to demand the
same; and is yet able to walk and does
frequently walk two miles in one half
hour. He Joined tile Masonic order in
Ireland in 1908, and is probably the old
est Mason in the State of Ohio, He
win read this notice readily without the
aluEa9t eiasses.slfi 1sae fsnzfsfsbuu gHr.l .
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ClaringtOn Planning Mills and
Furniture Company.

Ea Under the above name there was or.
ganized at Clarington, Monroe County,
Ohio, on the 26th day of January, 1874
aoJoipt. Stock Company, for the purpose
of manufacturing all kinds Of furniture,
constructing new buildings, repairing
all kinds of buildings etc. On the even
ing Of the 9Th inst, they had their ID
annual meeting for'the election of Off
GERS for the present year. The follow
ing were elected: .President-F. DIET
RICH; .,SecEetary-W. j.. BAUER; + Fore
man-rM, MEHL; Trustees-J C DUERR,
john FoRNEY, CA. Dietrich, GEORGE
AMTHAUER and Fl. LAPpas ~ - s9.og
The company mbars at present 81
membersawith a capital stock of SIC,
600. The shares, are divided into $500
each, The following are the names Of
the stock holders, viz: -
CHAs. LoBENsTEIN, PETER URPMAN,
HENRY ScH6ffY, f DrETRidH, NJ. NEIL,
j. c DUERR,, ,,JEo, FoRNEY, LOUIS SToEHR,
F. F. FANKHAUsER, VIM YosT, Jf, Phil.
Up LEIFER, THEODORE WAGNER,H LAPP,
SAMUEL KREBs. SAMUEL HUBAcHEis, SJA-
COB NEIL. l, B. GORDON, C. A. DIET
RICH, john F. ENslkGER, GEo. AMTH-
AUER and w. J. BAUER, j., ri s,..igf
This company is composed of first
class men, and we can assure the public
fllat contracts made with it will be ear.
lried out faithfully and honestly. The
advertisement of the company will be
found on our fourth page. Is -
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~On tho 18th ;rct


@-On the 18th inst. q Railroad
meeting was held in St. Clairsville to
take action to devise ways and means
Tor the construction of a Railroad from
Be!lairc to st. Clairsville The Chroai-
Gle says: -a..
Two routes are proposed. One from
BellaTeinp Indian Run and along the
dividing ridge between McMahon's
Creek and Wheeling Creek,to St. Cairs
vile the other from Belaire via. Neff g
Siding on, the Central, Ohio Railroad.
thence up Little McMallon's Creek aud
Ault's Run to St. Clairsvile. Either
route is considered practicable. A mar
rows gauge road g feet) meets with the
greatest, favor. oying to the =fact,, that
the sconstruction and working would
| cost from ene-third to one-half less than
broad gauge, and affords equal facili-
ties for transportation of freight and
passengers. Let us have Railroad =
We can haveGit if9we will. A general
meeting Of persons interested - will be
held in the Court House, on Tuesday
evening next, January 10Th. Let every
One attend, and give expression of bis
views concerning the matter. .. - sasl
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JOHN RUBY.

Ew JERE. WILLIAMS. Esq, delivered
the sixth of the course of free lectures.
in the NJ. E. Church, on Friday evening
last. His suhject-The Genius of ED
GAR ALLEN PoE-was ably handled. Mr.
WILLIAMS has been, from his earliest
youth, we believe, great admirer of the
genius Of Poe, His tribute, therefore,
was to him labor of love. While he
handled the faults of the man tenderly
his denunciation and criticism of PoE's
fefaners was very caustic-especially OF
RUFUs w. GRIswoLD, who, he proved,
had willfully and maliciously perverted
facts In order to give the semblance OF
truth to his attacks on PoEs genius
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.stf q n iSSHERfFFS SALE is,
itsa ttsa. Hsn guinig7s7s sgsasfq 0.
.st6Ei ,-.4.t u, esg g-l 9a9 d. biosrebt
~ 6?l Thoinas Scott
'p Fissss u 20 1ys,lll 919lqf
2 sseaa' John ,w..Scott ct al. soa

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DY virtue Of an order Of sale ins Npaftition
u to me directed from the conrtof Common
pleas OF Monroe county, Ohio, will offer fol
sale. 81 thsgfront door of the eourt house in
the to&n of. Woodsfeld, ietNeen the Aopr'
of 10 clock 3. m. and o'clock P. M, on
Saturday, the 6th day Of february. 1875,
The following described real estate Situate In
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit: sa'tN 10 li4 (
The northwest quarter of the northwest
quarter Of section twentyIssvens township
four Of range six. containing forty-ons acres
Also. the east end Of the northeast quar-
ter Of the northwest quarter Of section TWEEN
ty seven, township four Of range six, con-
tanning ten acres. IS ,s'sss q =
Also, the south half Of the southwesi
quarter of the southeast quarter Of section
.twsntyssight, township four Of range six
oontaiLing twenty acres. eE$8
Appraised at 81 ,4se, subject to dower d
Elizabeth Scott ~
sasA;s,l aiAsS ). r o.iITTLB,
jams, '75w5-. Sheriff u. c. y. +
H. HoLLASp, Atty.
Il
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> 60 EDwlNA,, o, Jan. II, 1s
MISCELLANEOUS ENIGMA.

MISCELLANEOUS ENIGMA.
No 10-I am composed, Of 20 letters
My 172O is a boys nickname. f
My ID Is isused on railroads.vi 3isi"
My 713 Ia s is found in Arabia,
My 4 Is 20 II s is common noun.
My % isa small animal.
My 1B 19 l73is aywild beast. -
My IL 10 8 should not be commended.
Ny 2015 18 7 is used by farmers.
My whole is the name OF lady who
was recently married. oi t~.e. 'I T
-aa I'd MiscELLANEous ENIGMA.
No. Liza composed OF 81 letters
My7 s 8 IL is noun
My 20I5 l6 ia kind of weight. rg
My IA 2 s is kind Of drink.
Ny LII l6 should he avoided. rg.ae
Mys2l lis personal pronounT .1ra
Myl SS420is public fair. III sa.sg
My l IL 8 l4ris, a small insect. = s. s. Y
Myl31 | 5 isa kind of vehicle. -4l:eu
My 9l5 l2is Of the masculine gender.
My 81 8l4 is covering for the head;
My 10 1912l4 is used as an intransitive
verb. aseA2 qma4 = HJ.A Y
Ally whole is rthe nameof a schoo
teacher in Wayne township so'z ~
.ssoii sgi5ls BUcKEYE. :
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A widow woman, fifty years aof age,
named Twist, died at Portland, Maine,
on Christmas morning. She had lived
alone and possessed some means. nj Al.
most as soon as it was known shedrwas
dead. the neigarhors rushed in and began
to appropriate various articles, under
the plea that they had been promised to
them. They were eyentually driven
from the house by more orderly indi
viduals.
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@0ur correspondent, IS" of Suns
bury township, furnishes the following
items of news:
WILLIAM oRs Intends erecting dwe..
ling on the site of the one recently
burnt 39 / .31n0gGS! zrep G1s9 nI
A large per cent Of delinquent. tax in
Spnsbury township, remains uncollected
A little more contraction Of money by
Grant & Co. might help tax payers to
get rid Of their property. ~
! A larger breadth Of wheat VAS sown
i'm Sunsbnry township last Fall than
usual, and Is looking extremely well sd
Rev. J, r SMITH. of Beallsvil!e, com
menced prolracted meeting in ,ha,
place on Saturday, the 10Th inst. ;IGlC
Dir. EsEsRzER TAYLOR, of Sunsbury
township, erected and has In successful
operation horse mill 1t proves a good
thing for the neighbors. 20 get corn ,cheI
stuff, and buckwheat ground. - :
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g Of the tobacco destroyed by fire
in the State ware houses ilzBaltimore,
ON theY7th inst. Mr. PETER DlEHL, of
Woodsfeh, lost 81 hogsheads and Mr..
c. G. OBLINeER, of Lewisville, hogs,
heads; nearly fully covered by 'insu-
rance ~ q & lsti-s11 s.. 7
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EF There were several gentlemen
from Seneca township, in town last, Sat
urdaY for the purpose of attending "a
railroad meeting, but as no one here
knew anything about,a meeting having
been called, none was held We are in.
formed that meetings have been held al
Powhattnn Point and Beallsvilleai in the
interests Of the contemplated road, from
McConnelsville to the Ohio river.
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ETbe prospectus of the New York
Roaa, one of the leading Democratic
papers in, the United States, will be
found in this issue. The weekly is fur
nishcd al; the low price of 81 per year
and is sworth five times that amount 10
any one who desires correct informa
ton concerning the various matters
brought before the publicsg. @
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:EMrs. HANNAH ADAMS, wife OF
Mr.. JAMES ADAMs,of Sedalia, Missouri
diedlin that place,the first week in the
present month. after severe illness Of
eighteen months, aged 46 years, The
deceased removed to Sedalia with her
husband. Ave years ago, frem this coun.
ty.. A large circle of friends are left to
mourn her loss. = go! 4.s
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re- Miss SALLIE SINCLAIR Intends
teaching subscription school in this
place in the Spring. Miss SINCLAIR has
had considerable experience US q teacher
and those having little ones to send can
not-place them under. the care Of a more
careful instructor. -,
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EgMr. N. BAKER, Agent, of the
Franklin Insurance Company of, Wheel-
ing, informs US that that company has
been re-admitted, on determination
of its affairs, into Ohio, and that the
company is all right at this time.
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GSA gentleman named JAS. GREEN
LEE, aged about 10 years, was instantly
killed at Bellaire, the 9th inst, by a
train on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
Railroad The deceased Nived near
Pipe Creek, in Belmont county.
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Eg-The Democrats Of the Indiana
Legislai ure, in caucus, on the l4lh NOM
mated Hon. JosErH i. 'McDcNALD as
their candidate Tor the U. S. Senate
The vote stood. MCDONALD AZ, HOLMAN
33 The Democrats having majority
on joint balot, MeDoSALp willih elect ,
ed ->'-' f-S' %
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,yirlfEMrqJosE HuroHIsoN, Of Lake
City, Iowa, was on 4 visit at his fathers,
'Mr. d e. HurcHIsoy, Of Bethel town
ship, last week. JOE is q sound Demo
crat, and says he is doing we'll in the
.Westai1ssss 4ol sd si3g 1ftils4 lf5s 4sdi
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MAkkiEp -on the 5th day Of De.
cenbel.i 1874. by GEoReE FoREAKER,
Esq of Perry township. Mr.. THOMAS
Dixon and Miss MARY CLINE.
;Onthe 2othd of December, 1874,
by ANDREW TwINEM, Esq, of Green
township, Mr.. DAVID L HENTHoRN and
Miss: SARAH NJ, FAEKHousER. zljC>1
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The sudden and salutary effect which
it was hoped the recent Iowa lynching
would have on the dangerous classes OF
that State ia not yet visible. An old
man has just been arrested there for "a
tally roasting hls child ,1go'
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HUFFMAN'S ILL.,

IIAvING recently repaired my min, on
I'll Muskinsum Creek, near Antioch, isr-
merly the 0llom mill, am now prepared to
grind wheat, corn. or any other kind Of grain
the pubic may desire made into Sour.
to have three run Of burrs. and oan do grind
ing on sbort notice; custom ers can have their
grists to take home with them. The ordinary
tolls will bs charged. This mill viii do work
from this time on THAT cannot bs surpassed
BY any other in this section Of country.
invitsa share Of the public patronage.
Sts s. @s'e HENRY, HUfFAAEs
Antioch, Monroe County, Ohio.
decl5.,s4m2, s 81 i5t
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Wwe learn from MIR. ANDREW Ful

TON, that on Tuesday, of last week
STEPHEs JoNEs, who lived on the ZEssI
GER farm, on Sunfish creek, was instant
ly killed. He and Mr. ZEssIeER were
engaged in getting out saw-logss NJ Mr.
GILMORE, one OF the party, was cutting
tree on the bank above them, and
when it commenced to fall cautioned
them to watch Mr.. JONES started to
run, bat was thrown down by; tripping
when the tree descended upon him, one
limb striking him on the head and
crushing his, skull. = y esIS
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fg.hfr. HEaRr DAUeuERrr, of Perry

EBMr. HENRY DAUGHERrF, of Perry
township, recently lsold'his farm of l40
acres to two men from Noble County
for5S4, 200o4 Mr.. DAudHERTY intends re-
moving Wisconsin, provided he likes
the country, and can end land to suit
him. He intended starting to that State
YESTERDAY. the 18th inst. - ~ - -
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q EEThe following communication
will prove interesting to publishers Of
newspapers: H e
PoSr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
Washington, d G., Jan Is, 1875
SIR: In renly to your letter of 9th
January, I have to say that if your pa
per is printed in whole or in part and
published in Monroe Co, it may be sent
to regular subscribers free of rostaee)
who reside in Monroe Co, notwith
standing the fact that their post office
may be- in another county, provided it
is the office at which they regularly re-
ceive their mail
/ am very respectfully DC,
j. w. MARSHALL.
.Has First Assist. P. NJ. Genl.
= II. R. WEST, Esq Woodsacld, Nor
roe County, Ohio.
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EFElder JAMES BRowN of the Lat
ter Day Saints, or Mormon's ofithe
JosEra SMITH order, explains in this
issue of The SPIRIT the position of his
: Church with regard to the question Of
poly9any. ifiJ e 'slfie atl 15 k9
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-01-19

wThe notice of the appointment of
Executor of JOHN GRIFFITH's estate,
published In DIR issue of the 10Th inst,
should have been signed THoMAsJ.
HGRIFErrHa II appears corrected this
week. 70 vsh dt7 ali no b H. esitef,sasi
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~ Bread, cakes, pies, oysters, toys
candies, tobacco, cigars, pickles, jellies
canned fruits, and almost any other ar
ticle you desire, for sale at RElSHERR'.
ClrY BAKERY. +
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EER Rev. JU1Us FRANKENFELD, Of
the Evangelical Church, was, on the
u 18th inst, authorisedoab by the Probate
ssCouEt, to- solemnizsp marriages In this
eStatefi ul 50 ,hisfsfosg " n taslndiflasiss
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EFAuen,ion is invited to theadver
tisefaent OF Mr. p. WAGoXHEIM i Mr.
W. keeps constantly on hands fresl
beef, pork and sausage. Give him :
call, S'sa =r e-r
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re Our Clarington correspondent
"B" furnishes the following ~
D,ED-0n the 10th inst, of fever, Miss
ELizABETH KiMpLE, daughter of Mr.
FRED KIMpLE, Of Clarington, this coun
ty. The funeral took place on lhe 12tt
inst 9iiIIs III a
6nthe 7th inst, GEORGE ,SHAFrER o.
Switzerland township died, and was bu'
ried on the 9th inst. His age was II
years, lacking one day. Dir so was ne
Bpeesed BY all who knew him.
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yNf Did 81 eli1 b THIEffhI - ..9u :. 60. 3
"a, ,EEThe members of the r. c. Church
atOzark, this countys propose to- erect
church at that place. One thousand
dollars have been subscribed and Mr.
HUTH has donated three acres of ground.
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NOTICE.

THE Tnarmary Dir.otors Of Monroe county
| will receive sealed proposals to Monday
February l, to superiutsnd the County In
arm airy from March l. 1878. The Board viii
accept the lowest and best bid, and reserve
the right TO reject any and all bids.
ispl1.Tswa JOHN PFALE9aAF} }Ptes.
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EA protracted meeting at Asbury
Chapel, Adams township, in Ihe ME.
Church, closed on the l4th inst. There
were eleven accessions to the church.
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gAt the annual meeting ofthc
stock holders Of The Monroe Bank,
held on Tuesday of last week, ali the
old board of IDirectors were reelected,
with two new members. No votes were
cast. except for sethose elected, 1.-The
board now consists of S. L. MooNEY,
WIN. BEARDMoRE, H. C KoTzEBUE, WM
OKEY, JAMES WATSON, T A. WAY and
CHRISTIAN CEHRs-the two latter being
the new officers as s.,yFEg seeg
A divideld Of three per cent of. the
earnings Of the last four months was
declared, and sS75 set apart to the re-
serve fund. The object of the present
dividend is to make the time of declsr-
ing divi lends hereafter to correspond
with the time of the annual meeting.
The new board organized by unani
mously electing Mr.. MOONEY President,
and Mr.. BEARDMoRE Vice President -
JERE. WILLIAMS is retained as Cashier.
All the stock subscribed except S3,-
900 is paid in a large share of it being
in advance Of the assessments, :.
The stockholders present seemed
gratifed at the. growing prosperity of
the Bank, anG the firm confidence which
it inspires in the public = ~ (F.