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Cincinnati Live stock Market.

,4Bss1 stds ke fs4 March l8.
CATTLE-Common, 8 25@4 25; fair
to medium. 5o@5 %, and good to
choice butcher and shipping grades, 5
50@6 so s.i+6ot 10 iE-s of oe
HOGS-Common, 6 1907 25; fair
to medium, 7 50@7 s., and good, 7 80
as % Choice qualities would COM
mand higher prices, but there are none
offering. > yC---Ll,-t 80 C9-Ely +
SHEEP-Receipts not equal to the
demand. Market firm and active at
from 596 Is for fair to good qualities
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ETA daughter of Mr.. w H De-
MENT, of Barnesville, has the small pox
The public schools have been closed
until all danger of the spread of The
disease shall have passed, SO says the
Enterprise ri se. tr4n,
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EF On the 18th inst in the Probate
Court, WILLIAM CUTLER, Of Ohio town
ship, was adjudged to he insane and en-
titled to admission to the South Eastern
Ohio Hospital for the insane, at Athens.
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EFIf you want the news Of Monroe
County the general news of Importance,
late market reports, subscribe for The
SPIRIT TERMs--Oae year 81 80; six
months % cents. Office, North Of
The Monroe Bank.
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n6 Mr.. w. W. JORDAN, of Ottawa,
Kansas, formerly of Woodsfie.d, writes
thai "tbe people from Monroe county
are generally well and well satis6ed,'-
Mr.. J.nhas established a real estate
agency at Ottawa, Franklin county,
Kansas. ssf e"
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Es- The Ohio State Grange met ii
Columbus last week.. Every county
was Represented The report of tht
Secretary shows that there are l,14t
Oranges in the State, with $1,000 mem
hers.
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IE The New Comerstown Argus
says: Two sons of John Milligan, of
North Salem, Guernsey county, aged
seven and nine years, while the parents
were both absent, took pint bottle
nearly full Of rock powder, from where
the father had put it and setit off with
a match-imagine the result. Neither
of the boys were killed, both badly
burned especially the Oldest, who was
nearest, at the time of the explosion.
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SHERIFF..

Ed SPIRIT: Announce THOMAS o.
LITTLE as a candidate Tor denomination to
the Office of Sheriff; subject to the decision of
the Democratic County Convention. s-
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Ed, SPIRIT: AlnouLce STEPHEN "A
ATKINSON, of Adams t6Snship,as a candidate
for County Auditor, subject to the decision
of the Democratic County Convention.
'''tst s-Hhi' MANY DEMOCRATS
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BastinlOre.

March l9.-Flour firm. Wheat l 25
al 80, Corn Sic; Gals 64A65c; Rye l
GOAL %.
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ED. SPIRIT: Announce WILLIAM III.
BoolH, of Washington township, as a oandi,
date for County Auditor; sul,j ,et to the decis
ion of the Democratic County Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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EEWesg welcome the Woodsasld
Spirit upon Our table. There is no
+, belter, edited paper in ihis. part qf Ohio,
and very few, indeea,o That approach it
--sBeHaire independent, es4a .sssa
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ETWe have received quite number
Of communications onreligious subjects
recently. and shall publish them in in oul
next issue.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-03-23

EFI In the case of AUGUST MEYER vs..
JOSIAH WlLsoN, for malicious prosecu.
ton, tried on the 10th inst, the jury re-
turned a verdict in favor of plaintiff for
$500 and costs. 5e &sta
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RAn exchange says: Every spe
cies Of snake may be permanently driv
en- away hy planting geraninms " s..
That is valuable information to those
afflicted with snakes in their boots.
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@Warranty, Mortgage and Quit
Claim Deeds, Chattle Mortgages, Sum-
mons', Subpenas, Executions, and other
blanks used by Justices Of the Peace for
sale at The SPIRIT Office.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-03-23

re- Let the Democrats, in the differ
entlowEships, elect their best men or
Monday, the 9th day of April.
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! Ed. SPIRIT: Announce DANIEL NEU
HART. SR,, of Center township,a as candidate
for County Auditor; subj set to the decision of
the Democratie Comfy Convention, sp.eI
MANY DBMoCRATs
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EE-A party reconnoitered the pro-
posed railroad route from here to Bealls.
vile, last week, and report that it is not
only practicable, but a much better
route than they expected to find.
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.a,ARGe to JgpKINs's to buy yepr. ned
icines. He has had 20 years expel ience
asissMuggist anhxill notsbe undersold
by any person.
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HARRISBURG, Pa, March II The
Local Option repeal bill, with a license
Jaw attached, after being amended by q
conference committee, passed both
Houses to day, i'm the House by .l22 to
6S, ana il the Senate by p to %.
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EwMr. SAMUEL DANIELS, who resi-
sdedn near St Clairsville, Belmont COM
ty, died on the 9th inst. He was born
in Virginia, February Oath, 17Sl.
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TR ASE R Err.

/ ED. SPIRIT: Announce w. T. MORRIS
assa candidate for re nomination tn The Of
fee of County Treasurer; subject to the de-
eision OF the democratic County Convention.
lgr Ess- ..a. MANY DEMOCRATS.
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y EgOn the 17th inst, the Ferry Ii
cense of Mrs. MARY TUEL was renewed
+ in Court for one year; also, the Ferry
license Of HABERMEHL, URpMAN d Co..
was renewed for. one year.
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EThe law under which the Demo
cratic County Gonventionis to be held
will appear in THE SPIRIT next week.
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gDr!! J..'W. REED, Of Barnesville,
hssr purchased the dwelling. Of Dr. j.
- e. MccULLoUGh, OF Bedlisvf'le, this
spppty, apa wiz rsmaXs ~ msGgs. thsrss to .prsc
tice his esslonri.Hd ia o. tasiiS bas
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Ed. SPIRIT: Announce RICHARD K.
WALTON. of Salem township, as candida te
| for County Auditor; subject to the decision
of the Democratic County Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Convention, Saturday, June 5, 1915
REPRESENTATIVES,.

Ed. SPIRIT: Announce JAMES WAT
son az candidate for denomination to the
ofice of Representatives; subject to the decis.
ion of the Democratic County Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Announcements. A

osEDIroR AsPRiF:i Announce THOMAS
LITTLE ns candidate for Assessor in Center
township, subject to he-decision "f the elec;
tors on Monday, the 9th day of April
2xss MANY DEMOCRATS.
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EE Belmont county received in taxes
last year, from The Cleveland d Pitts
burgh, and Central Ohio Railroads the
sum of Sl0.0l4 SO. .a s, tt
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~-The patent.

ETThe patent-right men will com
mence rowing the country before long
Unless you know the agents TO be hon
.prable men, tell Hs@ y pass on. ll.ia.sa
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Cincinnati.

Marclll9 Flour 8 s25a6 40;Wheatl
10, Corn 6Sa6J: Oats 59a62c, Barley I
20a1 40; Rye l 10
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WGo to JUDKINs' for garden tools
and everything you want insthes way OF
Hardware, Medicines, Paints, Oils and
Yarnishes. ssssH.a
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kEsThe last amendment to the pos
tai law requires two cent stamp to
carry a single paper, instead of one
rant
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q Chicago caItle Market.

March 1S.
CATTLE-Market active and firm al
full prices; shippers. 5@6 IS; butchers,
g 50@5; feeders. 25@4 so; bes'
cattle scarce at 75@ &
HOGS-Market active to the cx:en,
of the supply and firm, and prices high
er light, 7@7 10; heavy, 7 50@7 65;
hest grades Philadelphia 8 1900 (
/. SHEaIP-Malket active and higher;
poor to ezra, 4G6 10. z la F &
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a
East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY, PA q, March 19.
HOGS-Yorkers 7 50@7 90; PLila
delphias 90@9 25.
5fSHEEP-Bestl8 6 25@s 10; medium
> 25@6 90.
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Dr.. ]. C, AVER & Co.. Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
may l2,'74Y.
For Sale.

T HAVE for sale Portable French Burr
L Mill, Straub's patent, - inches in diane
ter. twill grind
Wheat, Corn, Euck wheat,
or other grains; can be attached to horse water
or steam power, and will do good work to
either is easily kept in order. aud is one of the
most durable mills manufactured.
Persons desiring further information are re.
quested to address
J. e. MUHLEMAN, s
feb23, '5w4. Hannibal. Monroe Co, Ohio.
-+as4a- ,.----1
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xaaasf,eI., stock marHe
MONDAY. March p. lS7

Z March s2.--Cattlc s4a5c per pound.
Sheep 3@ic per pound, Hogs SC per
pound.
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The citizens of Sardis are regal
ing themselves on fresh salmon, jack
and Other, fish. Send up .; few strings.
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MARRIED. November 10Th, 1874
by Rev, j SHAW, Mr. H. G. WILLIAMS
and Miss RosANNA SMITH, both of Mon,
roe County, Ohio.
On the 1lth inst, by the same, Mr.
WILSON S. CRAIG, of Belmont county
and Miss .GpssIE G. ToPP, of ClariDgton
Monroe county.
On December 17th, 1874, by the same
Mr., S WHETzELL and Miss SoPHIA A
SMITH i -., 1 81 s-.f, ...#.-..
On the same day, by, the same, Mr.
w Cook and Miss MARY j. GORDON.
On the 18th day of March, 1875, by
C. NJ. BLOWERS, E-q., Of Adams town.
ship, Mr. JOHN SHELDEN Truck and
Miss SUSAN s HOWELL
On the 25th day of February, 1875
by ALEXANDER BUCHANAN, Esq, OF
Summit township, Mr., DANIEL PATH
and Miss MARGARET SMITH.
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IF' JCDKiNs sells Tea at ) cents per
quarter and Carbbu Oil at Is cents per
pnllnn.
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sszH Correspondents are requested to
advise US as to the prospects for. fruit
and etherscrops. "A SF z : .0 a
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FCourt adjourned yesterday, the
22d inst. Quite number of cases
we're disposedIof during the term. !
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NJ Go to JuDKIss' to buy your gar
den and flower seeds. ia{t0 o,l
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aaEE JuDKrSs will sell all goods in bis
line at bottom prices. :. -
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EFMessrs Mann, MAYS and SlqTH
lefthefe for the East onfthe 10Th inst,
with Is head of horses.
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control them. The testimony of elF best cit-
gems, of all classes, establishes the fact, that
CHERRY PEcToRAL will and does relieve and
cure the affecting disorders Of the Throat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine. The most
dangerous affections Of the Pulmonary Organs
yield to its power; and cases of COnsump-
ton, cured by this preparation, are public
ly known, so remarkable as hardly TO be be-
licved, were they not proven beyond dispute.
AS remedy il is adequate, on which the public
may rely for ftill protection. BY curing Coughs,
the forerunners Of more serious disease, 1t saves
unnumbered lives, and an amount Of suffering
not to Dc computed. 1t challenges trial, and con-
yinces the most sceptical.z Every family, should
Keep u on hand as protection against the carly
and liliperceived attack ofsPnmonarysAff Affectiois,
which ere easily met at first, but which become
der lungs need this defence; and it is unwisc to
he WITHOUT it. As a safeguard 10 children, amid
the distressing diseases which beset the Throat
and Chest Of childhood CHERRY PICTORIAL
is invaluable; for, by its timely use, multi
tudcs are rescued from premature graves, and
saved to the love and affection centred on them.
1t acts speedily and surely against ordinary colds,
securing sound and health-restgring sleep. No
ope.will suffer troublesome Influenza and pain
fnl Bronchitis, when they Know how easily
they can be cured.
Originally the product of long, laborious, and
Successful chemical investigation, no cost toll
is spared in making every bottle in the utmost
possible perfection 1t may be confidently re-
lied upon as possessing all the virtues it has ever
exhibited, and capable Of producing cures as
memorable as the greatest it has ever effected.
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szI%A notice to tewnships Assessors
will be found in this issue.
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EF Green apples TOR sale at L. HoEF-
FLER's store at 80 cents per bushel.
.~>---------- 4
EMrs. LYDIA Brown. aged 81
years,sdedinear Barnesville the 9th inst.
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PROBATE JUDGE.

Ed SPIRIT, Announce JAMES r. MoRs
RIs as candidate for orinatton to the
office Of Probate Judge; su uject to the decis-
ion of the Democratic County Convention.
MANy DevocEaTS
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New York.

March 10 Flour 4 50@S 90. Wheal
Hal 80; Corn S3@S5c. Oats 81
@7Oc. Rye 90@95c. Barley l 35al AZ.
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P R 0 S p L C TrU..S .
THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY
Weodstields Monroe Co., O.,

Weodslleid, Monroe Co., ",
vas 216
We promise publishing first clas.
weekly paper. III which will he found tn,
GENERA News Of Tie country, nnd the
Local NEWS Of Monroe County
The latest Market Reports. from ri
points will. tie furnished our Iemlers
We shall advocate in the future, as il
tue past the principles of Demeeracy.
We shall aim to give the people tho
trh'h concerning all matters Those gull.
ty of corruption in public positions vii
be exposed. without regard to what part,
they may he attached This we regard
as the true course Tor public journal TO
pursue.
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MARCH
! COUNTY OFFICERS.

AUDITOR, MICHAEL HOEFFLER
TREASURER, rqtyu W.T. NORRIS
CIEK. DAVID OKEY.
SHEIFF, THOMAS D. LITTLE
PRoBArE JUp6E, JAMES r. NORRIS
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY, A. J. PEARSON
REcoRpER, ARCHIBALD HOSKINSON
sURvEYoR.-JoHN E. MIRACLE. Stafford.
CoRoNER.-JoHN MUHLEMAN, Hannibal.
CoMsIssIoNERs.-JAs ARMSTRONG, Malaga
CHRISTIAN CEHRs, Hannibal EDWARD OKEY
Stafford.
sINFIRMARY DIREcToRs--JACoB DRUM
Graysville; JNo. PFALzGRAF, Cameron; HENRY
SMITH, Woods6eld.
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RThe following table made up
from the tax duplicate,show the growth
in wealth of the townships named, du-
ring the past twenty years:
MILES HiD VALUATION ~
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lCIaring,on SeIect school,

Attention is called to the advertise
ment of this school. The Principal is
known throughout Monroe County as
an Educator second to none in the
county. ss
Persons desirous of qualifying them
selves for teaching, as well as those de-
string thorough, practical education
cannot fad a better school in this part
of Ohio. Tue town of Clarington is
pleasantly situated on the 0liio sfiver,
Is miles from Woodsfield, boarding Car
be obtained at fair rates, and Che citi
zens are q friendly, peaceable and law
abiding people.
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REMARKS as@ a7hI

Tie village of Stafford is situated in the
.sltfler,, part nf Monroe county. Oni'. twenty
miles from the Ohio River, and is faIned tor the
orpin,hty. morality und intelligence et It's
citizens .sys.
The school buildings arr new and com mrod,'
ous Students Gin obtain good aeeornlnoda-
tions at reasonable rates. ttf-E sylf.5 i52 =
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L lie village NJ StaHpTl IL rltHalrb IL '''S
southern part nf Monroe county. Onia. twenty
miles from the Ohio River, and Is famed TOR tie
hospitality. morality and intelligence vt It's
citizens ..gS,
The school buildings arr new and com mrod,'
ous. Students can obtain god aeconinoaa-
tions at reasonable rates. ~! sJI55 iI' =
NoRMAL DEPARTMENT.. j ff
The Principal Of this Department is cnahied.
by his long experience as teacher. fil epnduep
the school in such n manner us VIII make ~
desirable Institution for those who wish To
prepare themselves for teaching Special care
will be taken to mako the pupils OF this depart
| ment thorough scholars and to give them val
liable instruction in tho 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 sen-monthly Tor the ben-
eft of those who wish to become teachers.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT..
The Principal of this department il 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 pains
will be taken to teach the mpils to speak these
1 languages fiueutly. A sufficient knowledge OF
| Latin and q eek will be impaired to ennble pu-
| pills to take an advanced standing in eur best
colleges.
4 ELocCTIoN. ~
! VIII be taught by an instructor who has made
| it a speciality snd has had considerable sexpe-
! rienoe as Pubic Reader. Z, se y. 4.s,s ii
LECTURES, LITERARY soGtErIEs, ExAMI.
49,, NATIONS, ETC. s...ss
| Lectures on Literary and Scientific s,rbj' cts
! ha, lou -
| Tary Society will be organized in connection
! with the scho,l. An examination of the vari-.
Gus classes will be held at the end of eaoh term.
TEXT BOOKS. eo9 fssue,ss 81 I
Rav's Mathematic u Series Harvey's English
! Grammar, Greene's Analysis of the English
Language, WrIght's O,thography, Eclectic Se-
rias of Biographies. Cornelrs Physical Geng-
raphy. Quaekei,bas' Natural Philosophy, Ec-
/ lectio Readers, Hadley's Greek Grammar Me-,
/ Clintock and Crooks Latin Series; Ahn's Ger
man Method. Aims Spanish Method, Aims
French Method Harris Rhetoric, etc.. 9ti
| 2iii TUITION PER TERN. 9sa
Classical Department ,.-....... 49,. $l2 iR0'
Normal Department (com. Branches). Z 01
-aa f. (Highsr 10 90
Contingent Fee paid by each student. SO
THE,PIRsT TERN ali.sp
( Of this School will commence on Tuesday,
April 81, 1878, and end on Friday, July
g. 1875. ti leo,59s kiii.1 =
sas t.5sh THE SECOND TERM ,faif 43i.i.s
Will commence or Tuesday, Julys %,
1876, and end on Friday, October 81, 1870
!, Tuition invariably, required in advance. Na
deductions will bs allowed for absence during
the term, nor will any money be refunded. ex-
4 Ecept in cases of protracted sickness. p
Il For further particulars call on or address,
= ENOCH MAltTIN, ~
Stafford, Monroe County, Ohio, .
is4T1 5i3u or j. A. m RSH Ill.
I -8Fl 60 Cameron Nonree County, Ohio.
febl6, Tam5, "
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x,as.TEansters at r eal Estate.
ro.Iosiahs sWalsenj tei Gertrude Wilson,
lots in Brownsville and riots in Coch
ransSihe, 50 ,h00,aa.x2 lisvoi, z ne4sA
NJ Baldwin to w. Brague. .silots So
Clarington, $500. ''sea sra5sslafea
R, K. Walton to JereEa Steehrod,a lot
e, Darlington, $1,000 0ish' eii~s-'H =,
C, Lobenstein TO NJ ~ Messerly, lot
IS, Clarington,. $3.50. le,
Sheriff Little TO S Thistle, 50 acres
Jackson township, 1929
George Freeman to j. M. Mason, lo
27, Antioch, $500 -i u
j Hine to @ Keller, one acre, Malags
township, SI.375. l
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Ey Our Puzzle and enigma column
wifi III 2Chia, 2C ap shBss ffssssa ssss page of this
lssnepo ,sxnssl su,c ~ .L;ssssoo7;
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WUOnSFfELD 'zHi
NORMAL , SCHOOL,

TNHE first session of The WOOdsfield
i Normal School will he taught COM
mencing Monday, April 10, 1875! and
continue III session ten weeks ~ rsa Z,
A competent assistant has been employed, and
if necessary others will be employed, so that
the school may be egraded and conducted with
profit to all who may desire to patronize u.s..
To teachers, or those desiring to enter that
pro ession, special instructions will be given i'll
the Theory and Practice of teaching.
While in our teaching we shall not overlook
the theoretical, yet practicability shatl be our
principal aim.
rF4GsT - :. EXPENSES.5 ~ .ssiI ,sysz.-
Good boarding can be had at ~ 50ipsro week,
TUITION.
Common Branches. .........S6 90
Higher Ssst s....4... 80 g oo
Languages, per study. ......... :. 90
Tuition must be paid in advance, and no de-
ductions will be made only in cases of protrscted
sickness. J'f7'e"11S 3. q, G,COSGkOtE,a1 8
feb23 '7itd. e sd 1szts zHlsfdf ffy'a''qfaHff I'd
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From the Daily Register.l
Wheeling Cattle Market.

March II The following are the ar
rivals of stock at the Christman House
yards d,iringlhe week, and the prices
CATTLELThe arrivals were Is
head and sold ct 3@6 90.
IlOGS-Arrivats rs head, at T6} 900
37!75ay ssss7 y.i5a 7,oa So sa: 7.rzva.I ~.
fe aGALVES-Ani,als 2lthcal, at 4 sc
as 50 per heal
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-.4s New York Cattle Market. !.
g7 10 shaiJ Is .ssqoisya6 March 10,
2e BEEvES-Msrkesi firm and yester.
days prices advanced; poor to good
ranged 6@l3e.
.SHEEP- Market steady at 6@Sc fol
common to prime. -
HOGS-None offered alive; dressed
scarce and firm at loc, for city; s4@9tt
for western. .i.a,a ~r,-..s- tss,,.-., I,
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New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
To Assessors, --- NJ HoEFFLER
Select School, R. E. TILFoRD.
For Auditor, - p. SCHUMACHER, JR.
" WILLIAM WEDDLE
I" DANIEL NEUHART
+" Sc" STEPHEN A. ATKINSON,
.sla ffsa WIN II. BooTH,
RICHARD K. WALTON
I" Treasurer, w. T. MORRIS
'' Sheriff, THOMAS o. LITTLE.
!" Probate Judge, Jas R. MoRRls.
as Pros ATTY. sRsd ssd A AJ.aPEARsso,ss. s,s
sa 'Rbfsgehtaifys, ,i 20, jJASfs " ASsos,
Commissioner, DAVID LEAsTItz..
/" Z" GEO. H. HUFFMAN.
I" inf. Director, JACOB DRUM.
"Gi.al ~" 30liRoBERT McCAMMoN.
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AuDuToa,

Ed SPIRIT: Announce PHILIP ScHU-
MAcHER, JR., of Center township, as candi
date for County Auditor; subject to. the deois
ion of the Democratic County Convention.
,5r.-. MANY DEMOCRATS.
~ ED. SPIRIT: Announce WILLIAM WE'D
DIE, OF Benton township as a. candidate fol
County Auditor, subject to the decision o.
the Democratic County Convention.
.e-.. MASY DEMOCRATS.