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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-02-23
THE SUM-:
.pa,ry and " ee9,y. Cos ls1s.

rcHH approach os the Presidential A,sctions
/ gives unnsuai I'm portancs to the events
and developments Of. 1878, We shall en-.
idsavot ts describe ,hsm faliy. faithfully and
feariessly. -
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cFM Mrs. Isabella Tarbit dropped from

W Mrs. Isabella Tarbit dropped from
her chair and died suddenly on the 22d
nit, at the residence of her daughter,
Mrs. Daniel Griffin, in Pease township.
At the time of her death Mrs. T. was in
the s0th year Of her age, ard had resi-
ded in Pultney township for seventy
years, and had been a member of the
Presbyterian church for fifty years -
Three children, forty grandch;ldren,an.l
thirty.eight great-grandcbildren are left
to mourn her Belmont Chronicle,
18th inst r@7i sdso ,sss
A New York correspondent says that
hundreds of consumptiyes, acting ON
the advice Of eminent physicians, visit
the slaughter houses there daily for the
purpose of drinking the worm blood OF
an OK. They hold their glasses so as
to catch the stream as it flows hot from
the dy ing animal, and drink it steamine
as it is. The habitual drinkers are said
to be greatly benefited by it, and they
cay that it is no more disasreeable than
is new milk siar.H
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-02-23
3 Probate Court.

Z Feb. i3,-Daniel Brock Guardian of
Emmaretta j. Gourley, fled his bond
in the sum of $1,000. and obtained an
order to sell real estate. I'd 10 ssrlq
5, Elizabeth Erlewine vs. Abraham Er-
levine, her. Guardiani; after hearing the
witnesses the case was continued to the
22d inst. tDs7u S'-''- 'ot sla7's'..' 30
Feb, Is Mary Weisend. widow Of
George Weisend, late Guardian of Geo.
NJ. Weisend, an insane person, 6led an
account and the papers belonging to the
estate of Geo. NJ, Weisend, and the pa.
pers we're handed over to Philip Glasser
the present Guardian. "a +. sssza sf..s
Feb. 16.-L. D. Carleton Admir- OF
Thos, j. Carleton, deceased, filed an in
ventory, appraisal and sale bill ofisaid
estate and obtained an order to sell
real estate
r. G. Miles Executor of Herman Ben
ninshaus, deceased, late Guardian oi
Anna and Lisette Benpinghaus, filed an
account of said deceased with the heirs
named. -. r'.r ,s..',e
O. F. Flint Adm'r of Luther, Hill de.
ceased, reported sale OF real estate
ordered to make a Deed TO. the purcha-
SER. ia at 81 taIss Gas -
N. W. Steenrod GuarrIian of Nancy
and Norman Smith, filed his bond in
the sum of S952 36. and obtained an
orier to sell real estate.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-02-23


Ey The following letter was handed
us last week for publication. II is cor.
rect in every. particular:
WooDsrrELp. o., Feb Is, 1875
CHARLEs II. rMooRH. Esq General Man
Gager New Jersey Mutual Life Ipsu.
rance Company. Columbus, O.: n.
Mr. DEAR SIR: Allow me to extend
to you and through you to the NEW
JERSEY MUTUAL LIFE INSU.
RANCE COMPANY my most heart,
felt thanks for the honorable and entite
ly satisfactory manner in which you
have settled the policy claim, caused by
the death; Of my late husband, THOMAS
j. CARLTON, November %. 1874, who
insured his life in the NEW JERSEY
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, with
ALoNzo p. MILLER as agent, for ONE
THOUSAND DOLLARS, and Had paid
but ONE ANNUAL PAYMENT oi
S22 10 ON SAME, and to-day am the
recipient at your hands of ONE THOU
SAND DOLLARS IN CASH, which
serves tdassist in my support, ahdfor
which again please accept my thanks
Very Respectfully. AFfs l4'q s.
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sHERlFF's SALE
William M.housy.
DIT. Clsrt e. al.

DY virtus Il an ordsr Of sale 10 me tfrsst
ID Cd fsems the conrl of fsoommoa plssa 81
Monros county. Ohio. / will oRsr fotsais a
ths front door Of the court house, In the
town of WoodsHsld, between ahs hours Of
IlDlo'olock q. m. and Aecl0ok pm. on
Tuesday,, ths s.A day Of March, 1878, i.
the following described real estate situate y
Monroe county. Ohio. to witt . = 2 IL. IS
Beginning for the same AZ the ncrthsas
corner Of Isaac yitchsh's land hi section
thirty three, township three Of range fonr,
running thence soath With the line ef lanes
Mshorsys land twenty four rods And twenty
three and q half links to stone. planted ip
the run nsar the, Christian Chrrch: thspos
ives: with tho road six and three fsarth rods
to stone planted In the road; thsnce north
twenty four rods and twenty three and hall
links TO the quartsr ,ssstiouF Inns bstyssr
Isaao iMitchsll's anci William Brswn's laai
thence east with the line six and three foortt
rods 10 the place Of beginning. containing
one acre more or isss. ;sa.n & TsiaIa- 81 -
Appraised 1t sees. llia slda lts
T. o,LlrrLE
| sheriff ", c. O.
HollisrEa 4 oksY, Att'ys, 'VAis'
| feb7, ,75td,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-02-23

Nearly one thousand ismllies Of Men,.
nonites, it !, expected, viii soon arrive
in Canada, from Russia. They have
chosen Manitoba for their future res.
dence, and have commissioned an agent
to buy for them several head of cattle
in the West.
Commander Cushine's widow has
sent to Alfred Iverson,C of Columbus,
Georgia, sword which her husband
captured from the latter who was ah;the
Confederate army. Theisword was pre-
sented to Mr.. Iyerson by the citizens Of
Columbus before the war, when be was
a Lieutenant of United States Cavalry
1t is stated by a W ashington dispatch
that. Senator Gordon of Georgia h,
privately announced his intention ~
write q, letter to Wendell Phillips, inyi-
ting him personally, to make an exten-
ded trip through the Southern States,
and give the public the benefit Of his
views concerning their condition, par
ticularly with respect to government.
New York Tribune: There are indi
cations that Judge Poland may be read
out Of the patty yet for that Arkansas
report. The kitchen organ at Wash
ington Is getting madder and maddcr at
him every day. 1t was his business to
find ont what the President wanted be-
fore he made his report; but still. who
would be safe in the party II the gag
law defender and general whitewasher
should be led out by the ear9 These
are very uncertain times. ~"
The foolhardy Administration lead
ers, who are urging the reckless legisla.
ton for the South, would do well to
read the Republican press Of the coun.
try on the subject. So far as heard
from there is not a single Republican
journal. whose opinion on any subject
is worth anything, which does not op
pose all measures OF the kind. They
| are wise enough to see lhat certair
death lies in that direction.-N. Y.Tri6
uns.
Dr.. Wilkes, In his recent work OF
physiology, remarks that sit is estima
ted that the bones of every adult per
son require to be fed With lime enougl
to make a marble mantle every eigh
months 1t will be perceived. there
fore, that In the course Of about tc
years each of US eats three or four man
telpieces and few sets of front doc
steps. 1t is awful to think Of the con
sequences if man wpulh be shut ol
from his supply Of lime for a while an
then should get loose In cemetery
An ordinary tombstone would hardl
be enough for lunch for shlm.-PAi!
adeiphia Bullstin.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-02-23

? A HINT 70 afifE WORKING MAN "A
man with d family, however poor he may
be, owes it to his wife to save her health
and strength in every way possible
He has no right to allow the mother, OF
his children TO wear her life ont toiIing
with her needle to elothe her family
His duty 10 TO buy tie Wilson Shuttle
Sewing MachiAe, the best machine for
family sewing and manufacturing pur-
poses ever invented, and he can buy one
for fifty dollars More than this he can
buy the Wilson Machine upon terms
which enable him to pay for it in small
monthly installments, that he can spare
out of bis wages without feeling the
drain, He will get, thereby, a machine
capable OF doing every variety OF fam.
lily work in the most beautiful msnner, q
machine that even a child can operate,
and whlch. win prove o permanent fami-
ly blessing. = ,-sSo -
Machines will be delivered atany Rail.
road Station in this county, free of trans
portation charges, if ordered through
the Company's Branch Houses at 327 &
29Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio.
They send an elegant catalogue and
chrome circular free on application.
This Company want few more good
agents. .uA .r,so So.
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LAND . AND : TOWN | PROPERTY
FOR SALE AT TzABARGAlN.

n,wo HUNDRED AND FoRTY-sgvEN
aores Of land. with large briak house six
rooms, pantry, puroh, with good veil on the
porch, large bank barn, 60xe0 feet, wagon
shed, cern crib and othsr outbuildipga,g9 u Cd
orchard and plsnty Of timber. Will make .
good stock farm. Will sell 10 suit the pur-
chaser, The farm.is situatsd 5 miles from
Bsallsville sud 3 miles from Wooasfsld. on
the main road
2d-sixty Ave acres With good orchard.
house and stable, plenty of timber. rich soil.
/ Sd Large brick store room. large hall,
warsr Dom with three rooms ,uitsbls for small
family 70 live in or for Offices. Situated tn
the town Of Beallsvills.
4th--Houss and lot. . rooms and hall
cellar. and good we'll Of water at the door
Suitable for Two families to liys in, or fol
hcssl. Also. lot. across tho street with stsbl'
on.
! 5th-House and lot honse has 4 rooms
porch, cellar, good we'll Of water At the door
ont house suitablsIpr summer kiteheDs a's'
stable.
6th--corner lot, with stable on It, woult
suit to build on! Will give possession th
LIST ofJApril. yaisd sUg ,aa97a gaf<3o2 e!
loI wilialso sell my house and lot on Nal
street, Bsrnssvills.
| h Call on OF address JOHN sHlLts
80, Barnesvills, Belmont County, Ohio.
1Ans,1tti. @ i. ~ .ss...t4 e,..'' '''e. =. !.
jiacrs = e @ aisTrr a9W has, asss6s ,
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ETT The contracts for the, erection
and completion OF. the Roman Catholic
Church at Ozark, in Sunsbury township,
this county, have been awarded, and the
work. xilfIcbmmence sinkJune or July
nextao Mr. George BURKHARD and Mr..
ADAM GoERrLER have donated three
acres Of land and the members OF the
church % That naghaorhpad have sub
scribed $1,000.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-02-23

DiED.=Neari Cameron, Monroe eoun-
ty,i Ohio, on the 1lth inst, of lung fe.
yer, Miss Rosa KENNocHAL in her oath
year She vas member of the Chris
tian church and died in full assurance
Of the living faith. Herr remains were
inferred in the Cameron burying ground.
and the funeral was attended by Q large
number Of friends who mourn her loss
She had liyedlin the family Of MI. DA.
viD RuBLE since she was Z years old
she was highly. esteemed, by all who
knew her. She requested her. friends
to sing to sooth her dying moments, ,ao5
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nrTIN s,esyssfre u Eeaiber Il sadly tbir

HEThs severe weather IS sadly thin
ming out our old and infirm people. In
addition to those before noted, Mrs
Bradfeld relict Of the late Joseph Brad
field. Sr., died q couple of weeks since.
aged about 10 years. Mrs. Rebecca
Gibson died on Thursday of last week
after brief i!lcesss And on the same
day Elizabeth Gsier, an insane daughter
of the late Thomas Grier.-1EnterPrssc,
1Sfh inst
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-02-23

The Executive Committee of the
County Council Of the Patrons of, Hus-
baudry, in session in Woodsfeld on the
goth inst. authorized Mr.. ], ", DEyoRE,
OF Wayne township. to start Grange
store at Granville with capital of not
ess than S5 600. ae;fee a5aa .a,azt1ois
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-02-23

HWe hope our correspondents will
not induigein puts ofrany person or
persons likely 10 be candidates In the
coming Nominating Convention. We
have never taken any part between can
didates, through our columns, unless it
was absolutely aecessary 10 put the
people on their guard against men who
were known 70 be corrupt, and cases OF
thss 1hnd have been lew during the
past.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-02-23

EMr. s4Jons GArcHrLL,s Of New
Castle, this, county, has sold his entire
stock OF dry goods, groceries and other
goods, to Mr.. McCURpY, of the came
place. Mr. g. win remove to 'Grays.
Vile the coming Spring, Cam i''3 - Z,
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OBITUARY.

DlIptAOn the morning Of tho. 9TH
I St, at her home in Glencoe, Belmont
ennty, Ohio, HENRIETTA. wife of JOHN
sCrfoN, and daughter Of JAMES H. RAT,
of Clarington, Monroe county, Ohio, ia
the 23d year of her age. She had been
a member Of the II. 3 Church for four
years. In health she trusted in her Sa-
viour, and in sickness she leaned un.
complainingly on his arm for support.
Retaining her reason till the last mo-
ment of existence she manifested no
fearsor death; bid farewell to her friends
With calm serenity. in the full assurance
of glorious resurrection and blissful
immortality where there shall be a re-
uion of sacred lies, She was taken to
tue church on 1.-the forenoon, of the 8th,
where a. funeral sermon was preached
by Rev KING, Pastor in charge j. after
which she was followed, by a large con.
course of people, to her resting place
in the Glencoe cemetery. A sofrowipg
husband, besides large circle Of friends
mourn their loss. 95t sol szs4; sas5eas baa
Cease thy weary weeping, fond hearts, still th,
'oFg 5woei haa ie2nhofs <fi9so9 asois s7ii
JOY that from earth's sorrows, abe was called t
go.
For while ws .re mourning o'st iovss ftatl tie,
,as riven,,,9 y 3 ls''es " fss' Aa'&9 a. .,
Angel banda, rejoicing, welcome her in heaven
Earth is full Of sorrow, toll and pain aus
fes strife. d 2Eisg. .sYa1 sis1 itta - "a
Who would nos exchange itforeternal iife?i
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EETAe County Executive Commit
tee OF the Patrons Of, HusbandrY met at
the Court House on Saturday, the 20th
inst and appointed Mr.. j. W. DEvoRE,
OF Wayne toxnshipy AgentEfsrcthe Or
der in Monroe county.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-02-23

The above was signed and sealed be-
fore SAxuEIGFsHAhT. Justice Of the
Peace in Noble County, December 9,
1874; and IRWIN BELroRD, Clerk of the
Courts for Noble County, certified on De-
cember 9. s74, ,thst he had been commits.
stoned and was entitledto perform all
the duties OF Justice of the Peace, and
that his official acts weie entitled to full
faith and credit. lsiiiF " IiJHs5iIhyt'
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anRey. j. R sn,ra, Of the Bealls

aH Rev. j. r SIXTH, Of the Bealls
vifie Circuit, wasn recommended to the
Annual Conference of the NJ. E. Church,
for Deacon's Orders and admission into
the travelling connection, by the Dis
trict Conference in session at Barnes
Slie the second vcek Of the present
montn.stJ Il rs Is 9!fs g0l ssE.tGv'
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-02-23

wMr j. B. NoLL. of WoOdsfleld,
received the appointment 0f Deputy
Surveyor OF Mogrue.A county. on the
10 h inst.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-02-23

EThe roads along Sunfsh creek
from CLIxaAN's to KoEHLER's mill are
impassibae owing to the break up Of the
creek having piled the Zee up high along
them. Transfers frem here to the coal
banks go through the fields aoi.itq4 |.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-02-23

EF NirsssLUoY HzRMoN, wife0of Mr..
ALEXANDER HARMON, of Washington
township, aged about 30 years, died on
Saturday the 18th inst. Six children
are left motherless, Is the oldest eight
years old and the youngest an infant. i
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4GE Friday. morning, the l9th insls
six passenger cars we're thrown from
the tfackon slie Panhandle road hear
Mingo Junction. Gen,J NJ McCuLLs
ouaH, JoHS G, SAKE and a number of
others wers slightly injured None
killed. The cars, mails and baggage
we're totally destroyed BY Are from, the
stoves.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-02-23

EEA copy 81 the charter OF the
McCounelsvilleI and Ohio River Rail
road Company is Published in this issue.
d It Itappearss that Monroe County was
in the charter when drawn up, but was
erased before the incorporators received
their copy. Our correspondent says: !:
Il copied az Sat.marked the erasures
as they are on tie original; of course
the scords erased are not in the certified
copy in the hands of the eorporators,
which is their charter" & =
Why ~asr" Monroe" marked oat
Again Mr.. ATKINSON informed the
people here on the 18th inst, that the
charter had been amended, or applica-
tion had been made to have 1t amended,
BY inserting Monroe County Our copy
was made on the 18th inst. and to, that
date no nou6eaiion or application OF
that nature had been received by the
authorities at Columbus 4 asi q siaisg
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-02-23

@Tae school taught BY Mr.. L. D.
EATON. in Green township. closed its
session on the 9th inst The directors
have employed him 10 .tesch term ol
two months, commencing about May
1st..f2 HfgK fsoae II hr
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49,, u : q

MARRIED. On Thursday, the 18th
inst, by Rev. HOMER j. SMITH at the
residence of the brides mother, Mr..
THEoooRE O. CASTLE and Miss ABBA.
RElLA r. PArToN, both of Woodsfeld.
We extend cur congratulations and
wish the happy couple lives OF unalloy-
ed, happincss. MIrIn r4f-I a
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P B Q S ? 3 c T U S
THE, SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY.
- Il - & s. - ~
.Woodsfield, N1onrue Co.. O.,

We propaes putAishing frst class
weekly paper. ip which vii! be found the
;GEskeAL News nf The country. and the
IocAt NKws Of Aonroe County
The latest Market Reporls. from all
points vii! le inrnisbet, our rea,iers
We shall advocate ia the futIrc. "a In
the past the principles Df Dem. eiecr.
We shall aim to- give the people tho
truth concerning ail matters These gull.
ty Of corruption 10 public positions Will
be exposed, without regard To Ehat T'aTty
they may he attached This we regard
as the true course tor public toaroai to
pursue. -
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fF The motion for new trial In the
case of .FENTpS WILLIAMS, who, vas
|foundr guilty. Of manslaaghteh in the
Guernsey Cunnty Court, WAS overruled
and the prisoner sentenced to two years
confinement in the Penitentiary. : 81,
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-aaeEA pretractfd meeting At Millions
burg, in the NJ. E Church, under the
direction or Rev. 'CuMNIses7d closed the
evening OF the 18th inst. There were
three additions to the membership
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-02-23

EFA raiir0ati neetipg vwas .Leid at
RsEpts school house IN franklin town
ship, the evening Of Tue, l9tA inst. and
at Lccomptoh. in Summit township. the
ev. ming of the 2Osh inst.
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.EA correspondent writes: II wish
to know whether'a religious controveN
AZ conducted in christian spirit, would
find room in your columns ?"
Religious controversies are rarely
profitable. We could answer more def.
initely after seeing specimen.
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PHILIP MARKINGS ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given,that tho undersign-
in ed have been appointed Administrators on
the estate of Philip Makling, late of Monroe
county. deceased q. O. WEBER.
fob29. 75vS LOUIS MATZ.
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They tried 10 scare man in Missou-
ri by threatening to tar and feather. him ;
but he replied .Come on with your old
tar I've been there six times. and I've
got receipt for vsshing II of -si
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Neh, 90berllmsenltnts, sen
WOOMSFIELD
NORMAL SCHOOL.


ToHE trst session Of Tho WoodsfieId
i Normal school will he taught COM
mencing Monday, April 10, 1875, and
continue in session ten weeks
a competent assistant has been employed and
if necessary others will be employed, 30 that
the school may be graded and conducted with
profit to all who may desire to patronize us.
To teachers, or those desiring to enter that
pro ession. special instructions will be given in
the Theory and Practice Of teaching.
While in our teaching we shall not overlook
the Theoretical, yet practioability shall be our
principal aim.
= - So EXPENSES taa Gaine9q1
Good boarding can be had at IS 50 per week,
...4f TUITION. ..t..,er
Common Branches. 49,. .........S6 90
Higher .......... -. 90
languages, par study. q 90
Tuition must be paid In advance, and no de-
dustions will be N ade only in cases OF protrscted
sickness. 8. 6, ,COSGROvE.
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HAucusrus Book fell dead in a ho-
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HMfiC c. WxBEs and. Mr. LOUIS
Mxrz ofsr valuable land in Summit
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HA young lady living on Gates
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