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THE SPIRIT.
IIdk3 k3fi0i fi0it 'H.TIXdr
CENTENNIAL YEAR.

CENTENNIAL 7 EA R.
We intend, if it is in our power,
to makeTM SplRIr on DEMockAcf a
better tapM during the year jnst
Oemmehk BED th@ it Has e&er been IN
the past.
We can say, without egotism, ap-
pealing to our readers for confrma-
ton iof The istateIhent, that IN the
Estimation ef its subscribers and its
exchanges, this paper stands among
the very foremost country papers in
the Stste.rsThe patronage we now
receive is not only gratifying but
fiattering. -
Is For the future we expect to abate
none spfs our zeal for Democratic
principles, at the same time we
avow our determination To- denounce
evils and evil-doers in County, State
and Nation, without regard to the
party afiliation Of such evil.doers
We, will doourutmost conscientious,
| ly to servs the interests of the PEOPLE
| In short we expect to furnish alive
wids-awekS and reliable paper. Il {
b ~ encourage Us IN our efforts, w
ask this favor: That every subscri
BEL, without exception, shall en-
deavor to secure for us.one addition
al subscriber: RAw 3EEW8.
l. Ramember.sthst the. postage ss
tTHE SPIRIT, to all parts Of the coun
ltrygwillsbS paid by us, 80 that oul
subscribers will have no postage, Z
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~ Canned Strawberries, Green Peas,
Green CorB, Tomatoes, Peaches, Cove
Oysters, Salmon, Pears, Roasted Coffee,
Teas, Sugar, Fine Cigars, Tobacco's,
Bread, Rusk, Cakes and Notions for sale
at low rates for cash at Ess
Il JACOB REINHERR'S.
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Written for The Spirit Of DemocraoY.)
From ,Sunsbury Township.

esssSe~sSsS
BEALLsvILLE, o., January 90, 1876.
ED, SPIRIT The Bellaire and South
western Railroad appears to he the topic
Of the day by those who feel the need
of railroad in our county. 1t is very
unjust, Id my opinion, for those who
have the means wherewith to take stock
in this great enterprise, that such men
should stand aioof, while others are striv.
ing to gain this victory. Are such peo-
pie living mp to the golden ruler For
instance, your neighbor subscribes 20
shares. Take this in the true sense. He.
is most sssuredly increasing your wealth
equally with his own in value of prop.
erty. This is the most unjust thing and
worthy of onr neighbors looking into.
l hope that the people will awaken to
their duty Don't let us fail In improv-
ing THE opportunity Of getting an out
let. 1t would be very unfortunate news,
when our, Directors meet on'th 9 18th Of
February, at Bellaire, to report that old
Monroe had, stuck, in the mud, No.
no, arouse ye people OF this land, and
60 to work, day and night, until we get
our amount Of stock subscribed, that it
may not be, thrown up to our children
that their fathers would not take stock
in the road.
The roads in this section OF country
are almost impsssable to travel; and our
coal tradegis quite On. item at present in
four town. Quite number almost out
Iof coal, and no train due here for some
Etime to come; also -four scarce, and it
the, staff of ils. There ia enough, OF
fife about It that one sack LEFT 1. Hilfs
Istore door few evenings since, and has
not been able t6'retafn yet. '7'9 a'E'A
The health is generally good in this
vicinity.
Miller 4 Brown are still getting ID
tobacco; J. Simmeral is their receiver
and packer. They have about twenty
hands tying for them; believe they are
paying 30 cents per hundred.
Daniel Kimpton has sold his house
and lot to Add Darby. Dr.. p. D. Gith-
lens sold his town property recently; be
fexpects to locate on his farm. Isaac
Decker has purchased q lot and Is erect.
ling dwelling house on II. Wm. Loper
Iof Barnesville, has purchased the
1Ephraim Grifith farm near town. Fletch
er & Dunn have bought two. lots from
lSinclair Seals, for tbe-purpose Of setting
Their portable mill on. Mr.. DC Blaci
also bought one lot from Seals, on which
4 Ihea proposes building himself d residence
1.-THE coming sunmer.n0 I .stn9ayuao
] can say that our school is one among
the best IN the county, considering th'
number Of ,pppils., First room .taugh
by Mr. McVay . SECOND room BY Mr.
John Shouse. .s1.Gs1.
! The Methodists commence protract
ed meeting on the 30th- inst. You vii
Ihear'ffom me again.3.I .ff0ebt8n0
| essiz1s3 bra aoysa yulGUEsscAaAINssa
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RIp Marsh lsss the .bodYs Of ,sn
pnkhowh man ~as found ii ftHs 6hi0
River, near the mouth 'of oposssddm
creek, in Salsm township, this county
John Nixfm, Esq ,Isunmonsda u jasE
and an inquest Awas hsld March Goth,
1885, On the body yas,feqnd ? GAsAo,
licpragsr hook, bearing the title--GhriE
tian's Guide, and . pocket book con:
tatniss . key 70 assschsl, or caspst u b
At the time nothing was found by which
tbs,body could be idsd,ifed. = -. = y.
About ten days ago, nearly eight
years since the body vas found, . son
Of the Probate Judge, oflthis comfy,
waylooking over lot OF iartides.found
lip0p psrsons upono vyhom sinqIssts had
basn s'hald, and when examinipghthe
aforesaid pocket book found this ticket
q 80 At .. = 4N-~ "a
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NSsid .friepd lassEwesk: II don't
believe the Railroad will benefit me. liv:
ing. as do, IL milssgffom Woodsfeld,
bat I'll subscribe anyhow, for the good
of Monroe County. . q = = !. -. = :. ...a !.
That's business; but the road will
help every man in the county, because
il will add from ak 10, eight thousand
aollsrS pr mills Is the tai duplicate for
taxation, and reduce taxation upon 9th.
Or property in that sum.
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~ Truth Is mighty and : must pre-.
vail !, there is no rubbing it ont. F.
ScHuMAoHER's Grocery House ia, the
cheapest and only exclusive Cash Gro
Gerry House in the town. He keeps the
largest. stock inltown. and sells, beyond
all,controversy, at the lowest prices, but
exclusively for cash or approved pro.
duce;, therefore bring your. money il
you wish to save. -
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ENOcH Truck, who resides In the State
T. Of wsshH HrGiaiF VIII take potios, that
on the IftE dsy u tJsndary,o 1915, Michael
Boughner % Administrstor Of the estate Of
ASoS yfuxx, 6fs ssssassds aisdbts 6pSsaf1
Ia e6s1ffoSStS c6arx 6fl10sss3 esaSsss Ohi&
against him and ethersss 10 SbjeCs sud
prayer ot 5dVeatsehs tsieg ssssassiA AnsdSf
for sf,s sa6 6FssBss following described real
1tss ssAAs asil lnspbs1sesx. an ,AseeassA,
situate in saiacsuptys aessisu. .cz g SsoIe'
sansing4i fAsuacesMhichsaA lspeh Txpsx,
Snnesideilaak the tiDlsef shia dsaeasss ssitse
ate in the township otsAdsas IN saia eeplty,
and bounded on the east sbyskAs slsedsv eot
Davidra6eC C0y;sonshs north By thu slzudSss ssf
Samnsl Steel; ON ths vast hY the lands oi
Jacob Weeksley, and on The south By the
lspdsisf sp,onon kiaS asAsJehr RtAlsss.f
containing about ons Fklndrsd and forty
acres, more or lssS, add 4yidg in sections
nineteen and tNenty:nys. Of township -four
AID ra1sS i6Sf. 6eiSS vi etks ls1de aotl xHiSh
sstd JACOB fguex, 81 sdfsd ssissdss ysSsR !
IsSsaA pstilf6i wilf BE 'f0fs Hearing oby said
conft "a ahs ffsth day d February, N D.
1875, st 10 o'ciocfA 'HS ssSes sas 'e fs'7sr
,sstst isi .svh sNfCHABE BoU9HNBR,s
6dm'f Or The ssstas sof ysoob ffusx, sr., decd
BY Hrtfts Il AitfoiI, Ifs 'Aays. 1'ls''
,ianis, ,'ns4, NV '0''-'
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HOn TussdsE;a { ths sa5th ult.,

HOn Tussdsgs The 18th ult, F.
DlEHL and PErER DrKHL partners, in
the me1sAntilH be- ines, uhSst Pc
firm name Of r. D1rHL l. Co, hlsd
= deeds spigureut tes PalIsS sezY9''
HAcHEs, Jr., for the benefit Of their
credisoEs.s The 4ssigsaa h!ed lhis benz
on the 26th ult, In the sum Of $50, 600.
tHsB HsEG, H.sFs BoaxHEADs snd Jons
DonrxrI we're appointed appraisers Of
the propertys ia 70 YtaArsz4s exsk1 Ell
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From the Daily Register.I
Wheeling 1--we Stock Market.

.9as CHRIsTMAH's STocK YARDS, D.
cWEDNEsDAY, Jan. 26.
: 3CATTLE-Arrivals during the week,
80 head; sold at SOS 90 per cwt. 3S.".
HOGS-Arriysls during the week, Loo
head; sold at 6@7c per lb rs
iCOWS-Arrixals during the week, 6
head sold at A0@50 90 per head.
z There were no arrivals of sheep or
calves.
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F Frank Trott, nof Point Pleasant,
hsspurc6 based about one hundred hogs
head Of ofstobacco, principally the best
yellow tobacco, at prices running from
Sto $S per hundred. This is the lar
gest thst has. reached Us ass being paid.
-N0ble County Republican,. ~ l'.4
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Cross and sickly children can BE-
made healthy and strong by regulating their
stomsnhs and bowels with Castoria II Il
more effective than Castor Oil and is rs pleasant
TO take as honey For Wind Colo. Sour Stomr
ach, Worms and Costiveness, there is nothing
in existence equal to Castoria. -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-01

why Will you Suffer from Rhsuma-
tism, sprsins. Stiff Joints, Swellings. Burns
Scaids or Weak Back, when the oeutsurk Iini'
ment affords certain relief Many articles
soothe pain to certain sTtent, but the Centaur
Liniment cures. The White Liniment is
for the human family, the Yellow Liniment ID
for horses and animals. deol4. .75wtSr. ,ss,,s ~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-01

HThe St. Clairsville Gazette Of the
9th ult, contained thia item: :r,o
"The " oodsfeld people are working
hard to raiae the gecssaary subscription
to secure the building Of the Bellaire q
Southwestern Railroad. Il will not be
The fault Of WoodsAeld II that road is
not nsde ssuceess. ."yy III Z 3
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sll,Oso IS
$1,000 Is


- The Board met on Wednesday, the
10Th inst. present JAMES ARMSTRONG,
EDWARD OkEY and DAVID LENTa
= The contract for removing land
slide on Cooper hilL appsh of Graysville,
,Fas awarded to WILL1AM WHITE for
$50 Is 10 be completed by February
10Th, to the satisfaction of the Trustees
of Washington township.
\. Allowed john HArHoRN and WILLIAM
HoBuReH $500, aofthe deliyeryof BEN
s1AM1N sBARKEk to the Sheriff Of Mon
roe county.
/ There being no further business the
Board adjourned.
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BriaEe No,1ceTL T. Il

The County Commissioners will meet
at the Crum bridge on Muskingum creek
on Thursday, the lOthiest., at 10 o'clock
4. m; and at the Cine bridge at 2
o'clock p. m, the same day, for the pur-
pose of having the approaches to the
said bridges fepsite5. Also. will meet
at the Eickelberry bridge at IL o'clock
the following day for the same purpose.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-01

!, HMany persops Who expect no Pc
cuniary adsahthgefrom our railroad me
Subscribing solely because Of the regard
they hSvs i6f the good name of our
county. n kss then be grstsfslly'rsnsm-
bered.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

- 4seg ,o9t. nieJsnpary 27.
CATTLE-Very fine stock held at
S 75@6 Is; stockers. '394 90.
r. HOGS Packing, 2 1ba7 SO. chiefly
at 2 30@7 35; bacon, z s3@7 SO: Bos-
ton grades, I 40@7 50; Phlladelphias,
7 55@7 go. 49,, ,.f,4. t-.,..fsif,
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New York cattle Market.

January q.
-BEEVES-A few fancy steers retailed
at IL 75al3; best car load in the mar.
ket II 80; common to very good ma
tives 8 50al2; fat bulls 4 25a5. a.
SHEEP-1wenty car loads sold, in
cluding very good to poor sheep, at 4
50a6 SO; prime and extra Z 75a7; l car
load brought so; IA cars 5 5Oa6 so;
lear 6 624 and cars z. rso Cd q sIt'
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HC Choice Gun Powder Tea worth
35 cents, at 25 cents per quarter, for
cash, at T. O. CASTLE & Co.'S Drug
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Choice Young Hyson Tea worth
40 cents, at 25 cents per quarter, for
cash, at T. o. Castle 4 Cos Drug
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N0ElCe.,na l,lue, AN saS,

THB infrmsrys Directors Of. Aonsee eeaneyi
i, will rscsivs sealed proposais 70 rssaAat. !.
February !, to, superintsnd the Coqpt. la
6rmsry from March |, 1875, The Board M,
serves the right 10 reject amp and al 6hS,s
j.n+.7sns. HE.NRY sMtrH. HssS.
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S2,Os5 80
TAG "a
82,S4l "a

Interest Of Section 10 Fund Due
the Several Townships OF Mon.
roe CafnySTg9EsA HI0R
The apportionment OF Section 16
Fund shpEs the foiloving ,spognts !, ( s dps
the sevefH townships and difficts ID
this county:
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i ,@The expenditures Of the County
Infrmafy hon March lss 1876 @ Jan.
uary lst 1870 I'd poa.hp, ware ss fol-
lows:
AT In6rmary. $2,095 30
Outside Expenses, TAG "a
Total, $2,84l "a
The 9ooks EepEby thss Diectof's DO
not ezhibit the nunber OF ihs inmasss,
the aploant of money ons hands e he
end . sitheta q he psst tFo ye.Ts,
slss' ssseps $1,000 ssss,s ctfs issoss' /
We have no means Of arriving at the
average number of inmates, but will
make q note Of the number aad cost
per capita, when the Directors make
their semi report next March.
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STAFFO17D
Ior1aafspif classical IfsEiltnyta q
stafford, Hl0nroS CO., Ohio,

: 4 - -
.OS ,aasLIsc ccxIfnbAE.. r 1ooE7a 40
lot term commences rassday, May 2, 1876.
ends July Z, 1876. .a
"a term commences Tuesday, Jaly Is, 1876,
j. Aas septSMhAf4Ds 3s7s.e1s ksrG =
Sd term commences Tuesday. Uetsber II,
1876, ends December 81. 1875. .ysYt.sfvasc
4th term commences Tuesday.- January 2,
i1s57; ;,aaB.H saa.. .sH.rsh sgla7:s ::sssa .aolarsrd
'ssisiEiSG IsssfEGSross.
J, ENDUH M4RTIN,AIO
Principsl Of Normal Department, and Teach
tof Nathshi&ics and EituiSl leciahcssg
= Il j. a. MARSRAEL,i Al a
Principal Of Classical Department, and
Teacher Of El0curt0s Lxtiu; Greek, and
Modern Languages.
t1KLNaIhAR7MJTIEaU
Teacher Of Psnmanshir.
MOLLIHOsBHRNEs,
Tsacher Of Vocal and Instrumsntal Music
| III III Gs1'a sss.si. ali '''''a 'aIli i''.1 ..1asas''
fsxr S00ks:xsz
NORMAL NlAItt.l,EPART4!ENTxsRsy,s Arithmsticl
snds 1ikS6fss BsyiSt ~ War a ES0t9
PhysiSl g ,rfin't f47H as6fASHy
swintonS Uhitsd, sDssAiif fsssf}ys ,0dSSk Sksn
bos' Natural fiSilo4oph H!ftbyS Ufsadmar
Green's Anal ysis 81 tks tSstish Languag.
fold sdition,> Eclectic Biographies. 49,,
piras4xrsf W stoSSSS4ifi6a MiL LII
"a q V ntAatsI y 8 10
Harkness' First Latia Book, HARNESS
ktaaAi iahxsSnp xsHarsuu1 Llsiss nSiae
Harh.Gss' ,aF's .0omrisntesiA. .Aasakns1i
First 0rssk Boot, Aln'ss s6srinans kashod
Adler's Gsfnaas RSadss; 0ilshd 11sbApan,sl
Grammar, srslSnss sssnAhisauiR RsaAaT AIM
French Method. CabissszAswsEsgA Harte'
Historic, MoGaGsyS 6itersneadsr, Hull
Outline Of Blooutiess teoGnuSanisd BY Ice
tures.) "a ,sggssz b-s r
| MODEL SCHOOL.
! .EsSS aaMhussslcs, ssJead By 'ss ASiaxs
r@isssissEs hlsss Rriaast 1soeniAs,s IA
tey.S afZmndssam. .dosq sil' .oi
4
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NOTICE or APPOINTMENT.
ESTATE a. tEia or SANFORD ilDs TUEIs.ly, lsis

THE undersigned has been appointed sud
j qualified as Admipistratur Of the estate Of
Sanford Tuel. late Of Monroe county. decd.
jan25, '7ow3. saa E. D. JoHEs0Ss
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Tre0e0fea1s iSff
You are hereby notified that the funds
due on February settlement are ready
for distribution. You are requested tp
draw said funds on either Of the fol-
lowing days ~TuesdsyFo WednssdY,
the ed aud 23d Of February. 1876
- yy-WILLIAM WEDDLE,u
I r ! Auoisof NJ. C. Oil
Woodsfeld. Ohio, Jan. 3lst, 1876.
Feb i, I876--3w. z nlo tibas slsot $
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.IIoisATrAcaAEST eIossa Il AIc.saIlAEST SoTICSElE,,'ss,,

sdi bnn ,sdsaw w-i ri siiusi hnom
IoAa achiadlsr, pla'.ia BsiaFs John Ny klas
,.,,, ,a.e, ,,. .ssIs.. "a m man 6 sClis cAis
isAs s..,, ss,.l., s.ssa.ss sss
ths; 18th dayaor Jaanafy, Al D. isss,;saod
Jnstios0isspsd IN erder Of astao6ms ~ IN Ahes
abevs sctien for ths sun. Of $1S;willr b. foy,
hearing on the 26tA day Of, fsbruayy. A d.
la7s .IaL supog John scHlEDI - - =
Jsn>o' 'o"o; ap44 avg4aarA - ygssasa Az
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Yeb .9bllble .9bllble,rrltii!s' ! is tl,,!'s,' etln'!t'ants,,' 'n!'n
! y.'d ;. -. &
Assignee'S Notice.

ID IN = i0'I----- ! ,F-i8''E sHtT u ~
NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed was,lon the 26th, day Of JsnuaFy u
1876, duly appointed and qualified by the
Probate Court Of Monroe county. Ohio. as
Assignee of ?. Dieh. & Co., Of Woodsneld.
Creditors Of said 6rm are notified 10 present
their claims to the y. ,dersignsd within, six
months for allowance or rejection. .szsss15
P. sCHUAACHBR. JR., 8
ssbls'7s~s. -. rEAs''sa's.
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Assignee's Notice.

NroTIcR Is hereby given that The UNDER
IN signed Was, ON the 27th day of January
1875 duly sppointsd and qnalined, ~ thss
Probate Court OF Monroe county. Ohie. -
Assignee Of ]. W. Dsvors &ioe, Of Grsys-
Vile. Creditors OF said drm are notified to
present their claims to the undersigned
within six months for allowance or rejection.
3 1'ss : = y AZ, HENRY b. FABER,, q
fsbr.s7sw3. ~ a Tssi ssoqst Assignee. 50
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East Liberty Cattle Market.
= EAar r.iprprv D. J.c or

"a EAST LIBsRTY, PA, Jan. q. J
CATTLE-Best, 6@6 80; medium,
4 1906 25; common, 4 25@4 so; stock
ers, 3@3 30; bulls . 50@4. v9.Y
HOGS-Philadelphias. 7 60@7 90;l
Yorkers, Z S5@7 50; common, 6@7 90.
SHEEP-Extras. s 60@6 49; good,
SOS Is common, 5 25@3 Is.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-01

FoR RENr.-A faru zof 'tteacressdU
joining Woods6eld. Terms cash. Ap-
ply to Eats 6osIi ". E. sHuNTsR, IVA
Jan. 18, '76-tf. Woodsfeld, Ohio.
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S Treasurer NORRIS settlement with
the State, this week. will be as follows:
Total State taxes collected, elo,pgz 9s|
Peddler's licAnsss, IS 101
Total, slL0zo ts1
~ ca 8
Due Comfy Common school
Fund, 81 $50 40.
interest," Session 16, $500 O5'
TreaSarers mileage, sose
eJ0,470 25
Balance due State, $40 90
$1,000 Is
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Baltimore live stock Market.

Baltimore Live Stock Market.
/ YOYr1cs MARYLAND Stock SCALES, ]
THURSDAY, Jan. 26, 1875. !
CATTLE-Market dull Throughout,
the week, sales at 3@6Ac.
HOGS-PT"es are shade sitter -
The range was from 94@l0tc
SHEEP-We quote sheep at 4i@6ic.
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wAll goods in our line at bottom
cash prices, at the Drug Store of T. o
CASTLE 4 Co.
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,USIN ESS9 NOTICE.
Fresh Oysters at A. D1ETER's

~ Prunes for sale at LOUIS HOEF.
FLER'S at 10 cents per pound. Gga.
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EEBuckwheat Flour, Corn Meal and
Hominy for sale at A. D. DRIGGS'.
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Normal Department &inoluding Pennsnship.)
Higher Brsnelssa@ s1 sio % oo
Nsrmslssk CIsssieals nepsm' 'nseseA,oQ
Medel 9s0hAQas y. sssso .ssavsf .sA 00
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tIstrument) ........st. .r-.. .-.... .As00
coptiHgs1s Fea xpsid bx ~ lstAass.sa .isrko
sFaisiOu .invsEisbiy issSnifasaa aiasadvansss
No dedsstioihsksdss ststospsiinaessss shPrss,
tysc.Sa SIIssSs. a ssvsI klss 10 iaseeaa jsnl
! For csfSulars,n ID cher partiosiiss, nd
dress z. MARTIN, or J. a. MARSHALL eaaf.I
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There is nothing on the ticket 10 show
where the holder took passage.
Wheeling, Steubenville and Pittsburgh
are requested 10 make ! ncfs b
the abois.o )tdt + 3ls5 fot ,s.Bl
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IL SPIRIT .sFa DEMOCRACY.
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|nesdsy.s February, i.ls'7.e.; ~.


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New Adsertlseme1Sm neH
dse Notice, C0sC C6hnassroNERs
! InAsuksasE sssiAadltor WEDDLE.
bsignee's Notice, P. ScHuMAcHER. Jr.
|sikase's Notice, ssd.o ASsHGH sFABsRa
tina Ins. CoS, ,ssasiids.sz tsssN BAKERs
lect School. P. PERRINE.
Fspd Rapids 4 I-R,R, s..sFsa Ssp q
,,lW. A. HowARD
keriff's Sale, T. o. LITTLE.
ma aLzA4kazS7<-h s-kaas-iskccD v,
0UnSevseals alstswnship Glettersoi viii be
busd eneour 6rst psesseW d iss@ssiit
R The Republicans bold their, State
(onvention she 1sth dsy of March s,a. =.
AgAnsthsr gDoiz ESport this week
br this end Of the Bellaire q Southwes'
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EGold closed iu New York The 29th
dlt., at 81 13.
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..:sas ,s,saos .'.l.,E : Notice. ..v,~
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The BeIlaira 8 S Western
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-01

Talbott'S One Price and Cash Store.
Barus.vills, Ohio.
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P. R.. L. PRIRcR, seo'y Land Dept.
fsbl, ,'76mSsow. sAaH0TJd
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~ The BelhiFU 1Ndqssss2sNs y WORK.
ihx hafd 70 sr0dse the people Of Bellaire
aud have tbem % % TO work md raiss
tae smosntrsquirsd t. hailda thsR lsees
tionEof the B. q ). W. Railroad. Bell
aire must not lag, Let the half.dozen
men down there, Who are opposing The
movement, think twice before they. cause
BsIIatrs 70 be deprived cf trade that
will benefit her people thousands upon
tiiousands of dollars every Yeaf,s OPP
position thst Wit injure, = 900 people,
the spthors aH png ihem' is far from be-
ing wise ga aaLHsgs .fr-..fas
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-01

Won the 7s}h ults the Probate
Court appointed RicHAsD GIDsos Guar-
dian Of the psrsd I'D property Of JoHs
B. Kr4sy ysFr eysshlp, on the
sroundi6 i6f allSs lSsy to manage
his bu4nsss aaz Fhsbsed required
was $4,000. Not long since hr: KEAs
~as,dndsr { GcafdiaOship, which, on
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-17

pointment 70 the grade Of adiutant-maior,
and an assignment TO duty with the army OF
Bagdad, he alleged various pretexts for re-
manning at ConstantinopIe. He was conse.
guently arrested and imprisoned. He was
released yesterday on condition Of proceed
ing to Bagdad to-day Friday). Yesterday
he called on the War Minister, when he was
informed That the Minister was attending a
council ut the Prime Minister'S residence.
he proceeded there, and the guards, believ-
ing him an aid-de-camp, permitted him to
enter. Hassan, az soon as he entered, fired
point blank at Hassien Avani Pasha, Minis
ter OF War, with revolver which he had in
his pocket. While the other persons present
were pressing forward to seize the assassin.
Rachid Pasha, Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
servant, and soldier were killed, and
Korserti Pasha, Minister Of Marine, and an
other soldier wounded.
EFFECT OF RECENT FAILURES.
BELFAST, June 1G.-The recent failures
OF linen manufacturers throw out of employ
ment from 5000 to 1000 operatives.