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wGIEsKIE Il NIEMAN's tobacco cir
cular Of the 9TH inst says: =

"For the New Crop, however, a fair
demand has set in already, receipts of
good common to medium Spangled and
Reds, if in good order, being promptly
taken for the Bremen market, at prices
ranging from IS to So Also some
few Hhds., of Common mixed and un-
sound, we're sold at IS to S54; but we
are not sanguine, that purchases Of these
common grades will be continued, as
they appear TO be intended for samples
merely. Those kinds suitable for Bre-
men, however, will remain in good de-
mand, we think, as the manufacturers,
who are dependent on that market must
be fairly out of stock by this time.
The New Crop, we learn, has been
mostly bought up now at prices ranging
from So to So and above in some in
stances"
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R Truth is mighty and must pre-,
vail; there liB no rubbing it4out! d e.
ScHuMAcHER's Grocery House is the
cheapest and only exclusive Cash Gro.
Gerry Hoase in the town. He keeps the
largest stock in town, 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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Members Of the Democratic C0ln.
~ vty Central Committee.
The following is list Of the mem,
bers Of the Democratic County Central.
,ofE 1t is interesting to note how, in

u . a-rE + -
1t is interesting to note how, in
adgertently, the independent journals
manifest their independence. There is
not one of them tbatsis not run in the
interest OF the Republican party, if We
except the New York Sun, which can
afford to be "independent." There is
not one of the so-called Independent
newspapers, with the one exception
named, which is not relentlessly hostile
to the Democratic organization as such
Not daring to be honorable opponents,
they are hypocrites. The Cincinnati
Commercial, begging Democratic pat
ronage, never fails, in a critical moment,
to fight the Democracy. The Courier
Journal is a bankrupt slave OF some
Eastern politicians. The Chicago Trib-
une pulled down the sign of hypocrisy
and became Republican. The Spring
field { Mass J Republican, not altogether
incapable of sincerity, never helped the
Democratic party If it could avoid it,
The independent journals are aGreeks
bringing gifts" to the Democratic party.
CIR. Eng. ,4gs ,s-s.,s
The "small fry" papers of that class
work in the same harness, but are en-
tirely harmless. 1af1f aHT
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aarThel lBarnssviileI Eats,f,rise, l0th
inst contained an article on "Journal-
ism," from which we extract the follow
ing
"It is bad enough for man to per-
nit himself to be used to disseminate
spite, malice, petty jealousies or hatred,
but when the editor Of paper permits
his journal to be used IN this way, it
may beregarded as apubhc calamity
|. Yes, that's so; but isn't it getting
down lower, if that is possible, for the
editor to nse his paper in that way him
self?s - as5ss iess saz0'k,s5 ba;xiisEiii
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DlED.-On Sabbath day, the 18th inst,
at his residence in Woods6eld, of
BR1aHr's disease Of the kidneys, GEORGE
H DAyEsroRr, aged 81 years. 9 months
and 6 days. The funeral ceremonies
took.plsce yesterday, the l4th inst.
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EWILLIAM RApER, resident or
Jackson township, aged 81. years, died
on Monday, the 3lst day of January.
He hsd neyerliyed outside of jackson
township, and was one of the very few
who owed no man anything but good
will. He leaves 9 large family to mourn
the loss Of husband and father! This
was one Of the few families net disturb
ed by death for a period Of 25 or 80
years, ,sbit the circle isrhrokena at last =
But the sorely bereaved family mourn
nes es chose who have no hope. = A
large spumber of friends followed the
deceased to his last earthly resting
piacss s9 SsT0is +.t. ~,
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TERMS 70 sURsCRIBERs.
rSeyeral ronsine lneetine's We,

! Several ronsing meetings were
h>|ll in Bellaire last week in the interest
Of the Bellaire and Southwestern Rail;
road. Mr.. WARREN HoLLrsTER address.
ed one III the meetings and, ven swa-
ger penny, made ringing speech. one
that aroused the people down there and
made them feel like working
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BUSIN ESS NOTICES.
ThsNew Jersey nlutuatLHe Insu.
rance COmpany.A

Whep man decides, to Insure his
life he Should be careful in sflecting a
good cohpany. The annual sexhibit of
the New Jersey Mutual Life Insurance
Companytfor the year 1875, shows the
fact that ssid company has $140 Of as.
sets for eSery 800 of liabilities; and
the induced 4ents offered bysaid oempa-
ny are surpassed by no other. The pe-
culiar featurs Of giving am Endowment
Policy at ordinary Life Rates on the
Decennial Dividend plan, worked only
by this compaty is believed to combine
more advantages to the; assured than
any other A. p. MILLER.
Distrid Ag't, Woodsfeld, o.
Feb. 15,s I876a-1t. a
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Talbott'sg Headlight.
The Night Comcih when mo-
MAN Can work.-JoAn H., 4.
REMARKABLY CHEAP.

- - =. rE-frs - y
Wei have Just received two hundred and
thirty-seven pairs Of womsns @ and chill.
dren 81 Shoes and ni.y-tnTee pairs OF
mems and womens Slippers, which We
will sell at much Tess prices thap We have
ever known them to bessold,
We are Selling men ohppsrs, TegE
gooa ones, .. tnirty:hssssn ssnsez epalFss au q
women Shippers, rsas goess onfs, SS {llr,
ty cents PAIR. - - !.
DEAef ~ s.assz =
Wholesale snd rssa,i g 4 uesss i e WAS-
k4ysM4 AN04EEh tasyrtnis op-
portuuity Of infornFlng their fttends that
they continue the trade ot maklng
DRUNKARDs BAEKRupTs, l}Edd AHs sdd
MANIAcs. on themost. asonsbleA terms
1T the shortest notice: -
DEATH 4 70. assnre the @pnhhe that
the articles IN which they deal are the
best and must PLEASANT pQisons 10 the
vofldi and they will warrsnt eertaln deakn
in every case where The fndividual Peret
ysres iu the use Of them.
DEATH Y 20. bring themselves under
obligations to send more persons TO the
|poor house, the prison, the. gallowss the
graveyard and to HE'LL, than any other
firm. Our place OF business - easily
m - n a a N n a
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CALIFORNIA

The Chicago 4 N6rtiiw westcrn Il, 4.
Embraces under one managsmsut the arexs
Trunk Railway Lines Ut tie WEST and
NORTHWEST; and With lis nunessees v
branches and connections, FORMS ths phsrs.
est and quickest ronte between CuicAap aad
al points in IIlrsofs, WIscousia. Noazssss
MICHIGAN, MrssRsoTA, Iowa, EssRAskA. cALg-s
voasiA and the WEsfsRs TEaaifoRfis. hs
Omaha aud Cafifornfa Lime
Is the shortest and best route for ell points
in NoRrHERH ILLrsofs, Iowa. DAKorA,. Ns.
BRAsKA, WIoMlxe, CAIoRApo, UrAH. NsyAnA.
CALIFORNIA, 0Rasos, cKuA, yAfAs And Ava
TRAlIA. Its
Chicago. Madison and St. PAUL Line
Is the short line for NosrHEaH Wrscoss.s
and MINNESOTA, and for AlDisos, Sr. PAvt..-
MnssArohts, DbIUra and all points lin4s6s
Great Northwsst Its s
Wimona and st. Peter Line as
Is the only route for w,sosA, Rocasssx,
owArosA, MAsxAro, 81. PsrsR, Nsw UIn, ana
all points in Southern and Central xinnssso--
ta. Its
Green Bay and Blarqgciio Liue
Is the only line for Janesvflls, watsrsova
Fond Du Lac, Oshkosh, Appleton. Green
pay hs0an.oA, Esgaunss, Aasaassse, Housh-
.on' nnnS0ok ana sas LAKE superior ceap-
VIZ ~ ~
Freeport 4 Dubuque If NJ
i. IN. o,,, ,.... =, p,a;n pa.1{,.A -.
mort and sll noin,s ii. F,..,ort ~
.. ssti
IN" Msiss = &c s1see tssi
Is The old haks Shore Rotte. and 10 The only
one passing through kvsnstqn, Lake Fereeb,
Highland Park. Waukssan. Racine. KsnosAs
to hilwaukes
PULLMAN PxLACE CARS
are rrn on all through trains Of this ro.ad.
This IN fbe ONLY {iNR rrn,,ir. ,h... a..
between a Chi osso and 81 paul s Ghi..so @ "a "a
Ailwaukes or Chicago sud Wiuoua.
At Omaha our Sleebers connect. xith the !.
|Overland Sieepers on the Union Paci6o Rsil.s
road for all points West 81 ths Nisse.h
River. ssTats tr5 81. - - Is = 8
Oh,the arrival IL the trains fseu tAe laat
or South, the trains Of the Chiearo and
Northyestefn Railway LRAvR CHICAGO q
follows.
For Council Bluffs. Omaha and CAlifcrnis,
Two Thfotgh Trains daily. With Pullmsn
Palsos Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars
through to CUdncil Bluffs,
Fof st. Hatfl md Ainnsapoli Two Through
TRAINS d1iy, With Pullman Palace Cara a..
tachsd on both trains. a
For Green Bay and Ake superior. Two
Trains dsily, Pullman HGisos Cars attached.
and running through 70 Marquette.
| FOR Milwaukee. Four through Trainas daily,
Pullman Palace Cars on night trains, Paflor
Chair Cars on day trains.
Rot Sparta and Winona and rcints 10
Minnesotx 0re Through rtsin daily, with
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-15

Cross aud sickly children can be
made healthy and strong by regulating their
stomachs and bowels with Castoria 1t is
more effective than Castor Oil and is rs pleasant
to take as honey. For Wind Colic, Sour Stom-
ach, Worms and Costiveness. there is nothing
in existence equal to Castoria.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-15
Whv xv,u Won sufsor from Rb.um,

why Will you suffer from Rheuma-
tism, sprains, Stiff Joints, SweIlings. Burns
Scalds or Weak Back, when the Centaur Lini-
ment affords certain relief. Many articles
soothe pain to 2 certain extent, but the Centaur
Liniment cures. The White Liniment is
for the human family, the Yellow Linimsnt is
for horses and animals.--decl4, ,'75wl8Y. ssa 4
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-15

MARRIED.-On the. lst inst, by Z.
W.G1lrr, Esq ,iof Bethel townships Mr..
ROBERT G. CONNER and Miss ZerHALIN-
nAA DtRhdsof Gfi% fu0ti augaIG
On the 30th day Of January, 1875, by
ELIAS BARKER, ESD, of Jackson town
ship, Mr.. JESSE BARKEs and Miss LucIN-
DA HUFFMAN. rts..
On the 9th inst, by JAMES W. WAR
sER, Esq, Of Seneca township, Mr..
LUcIUs w. ATKINSON and Miss EFFIE
CLINE. ksg Nc ssl1eT is7sslI ssses s,iifa
On the 10Th inst, by S. A.sArKINsoN,
Esq, of Adams township, Mr.. DANIEL
N MELLorr and Miss BARBARA HEAD
LEY.
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@ Canned Strawberries, Green Peas,
Green Corn, Tomatoes, Peaches, Cove
Oysters, Salmon, Pears, Roasted Coffee,
Teas, Sugar, Fine Cigars, Tobacco's,
Bread, Rnsk, Cakes and Notions for sale
at low rates for cash at
JACOB REINHERR'S.
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Dolan, the murderer OF Mt Noe in
New fort, hss ayaiEheen sentenced to
death ~ HIS execution Is to take place
March o. f4altYfsS
Whiteofne Henderson, .agetls19, clerk
III the Dresden postoifice. has been arrest
ed for stesiing letters. He lrss m,de a
full confession.
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EE The Caldwell Press of the 10th

EE The Caldwell Press of the 10th
inst, contained the following item:
"515,60 wsfE subscribed in sixteen
days in Monroe county toward building
the railroad / They are hopeful ,end we
feel interested even ID Noble What a
glorious thing it would be for our peo-
pie to be able to go to Wocdsfield by
rail even If we had to go via Bellaire. u
You can take that trip within the
coming eighteen months.
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EA correspondent Of the Enter.
prsss, 1t Calais, writes: loM =
"rhis winters school is by far the
best that has been taught here for many
years. Oar- teachers ere ME1Edvard
Graham, Of Beallsville, and Miss L NJ
Yocky, of Stafford. They deserve much
credit for the energetic manner in which
they have labored for the advancement
of the Schools 50 a. u
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THE sPfRIT
CENTENNIAL YEAR.
q 4 Iron rasE Il H j

CENTENNIAL YEAR.
Weiptend, if it's in Our poYer,
to make TlIE SPIRfGoF DksioCRAeY q
better paper during the. year Just
commenced than ithas ever beesiin
the past.
We can say, without egotism, ap-
pealing. to, our readers for confrma,
ton of the statement, thatllin the
estimation of its subscribers and its
exchanges, this paper stands among
the very foremost country papers in
the State The patronage we now
receive is not only gratifying but
fattering.
{ For the future we expect to abate
none Of 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 win do our utmost conscientiouss
|ly to serve The interests Of the people,.
In short we expect to furnish a live,
wide,awake and reliable paper. a,i..
20 encourage us in eur efforts, we
asksthis favor: That every subscri-
ber, without exception; shall sen.
deavor to secare forus one addition
al subscriber. sA e ~
Remember that the postage on
The SPIRIT, to all parts Of the coun-
try, viii be paid by us, SO that our
subscribers will have no postage to
pay. g Z
TERMS TO suRscRInERs. !
Single copy 1 year...............-.Sl50 80
As4f sst6tmonths......... ..s.... sal Is
,sJERE.WILLIAMS, EDTroR. 5z9ra 49,
gM HENRY R. WEST. PUBIfsHER.
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.FoR RENr. a farm Of l4O acres ad-
joining Woodsfeld. Terms cash. Ap-
ply to- "1a48z7ag WE. HUNTER, Il
Jan. Is, '76-tf. Woodofield, Ohio.
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D@ Monroe County to Barnesville: !:
We have the money subscribed for gthe
preliminary survey Of the Bellaire 4
Southwestern
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Notice 10 Township and District
6 Treasurers. -

Treasurers. -
You are hereby notified that the funds
due on February settlement are ready
for distribution You are requested to
draw said funds on either of the fol-
lowing days Tuesday or Wednesday,
the 22d and 23d OF February. 1875.
WILLIAM WEDDLE,
-. Auditor NJ. C. O.
Woodsfield. Ohio, Jan. 31st, 1876.
Feb. l, 1S76-3w.
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BE- q, = AaDIrz. the Artist
|oJourned in Woods6eld during
uinsr aof 1875, swas married on
jh Of January to Miss M4sI
of Mount Castle. England.
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AFTheI rsper. and dscission isf the 4!
case of JOSEPH A. ANKENY vs. FREDER-
Iox N. 4FEIsLEYs tried in the United
States Court.at Cincinnati, will be found
elsewhere in this issue. This is case
Of the same nature as that Off E HAN
NON VS.. H. Z WINLAND tried in our
Court Of Common Pleas iids 1876 In
that cass HARMON failed to recover, and
would have failed in the case against
FEzsLEY had he been the holder of the
note. The entire transaction was bass
swindle throughout BY q sci, OF trained
rascals.
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EBr Choice Young Hyson Tea worth
40 cents, at % cents per quarter. for
cash, atsTs o. CASTLE Il Co.'s Drug
Store.
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srAFFo,sD q b
Normal and Classical Institute
stafford, Monroe CO., Ohio.

= ef9sS rs - sffsl19 = fsfs afa7kff Is ss1s Il
CALENDAR.
1st term commences Tuesday, Nay 2sals7ss
ends July Z, fS76. a'ss 'ss,se'
Id term commences Tuesday, July IS, 1876,
ends September q, 1876. 81 -
Sd term scommences Tuesday. AUctobsr a I,
1875, ends December %. 1878.
4th term commences Tuesday, Janlary, 2,
1877, ends Aareh9, 1877. rsk
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fEThe Cambridge Ne,os un derstands

the situation. It says; u i
"If Monroe County succeeds in get
ting railroad. she will undoubt edlybe-
come one Of tine FIRST counties Of the
State, as she now takes the lead in GER
tain agricultural pursuits.'e ES
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SCHOOL.
The next session Of this School win CON-
mence on
z, JULY "a, 1879,

The next session Of this School will COM
mence on
MONDAY, JULY "a, 1879,
and close Friday, September %, 1875.
Gem petsnt teaohers will,be employed, and
no labor will be spared to make this school
of thorough instruction.
Semi-monthly examlnations will be given;
also, lecture each week on the theory and
practice of teaching, for the benefit Of those
preparing to teach. There will also be 3
Literary Society in connection with the
school. --e-s..--
TUITION.
Higher Branches. s............"..S7 90
common .'....i..,......-o w
Tuition In advance. No money refunded
except in cases Of protracted illness.
Good accommodations. at reasonable rates,
can be had BY students in the town, either
in private families or ct the Hotels.
For further particulars. call on or address
D. McVAY, Principal
Besllsville, Monroe couuty, Ohio.
fsbs. .'76m6,
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@All goods in our line at bottom
cash prices, at the Drug Store of T. O
CASTLE Il Co.
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The store, With its contents, Of S;
Sx1lxs st SteantoNFs Noble
wss destroyed BY are the oh
There Was an insurance Of -, 600
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RruIt growers are predicting that
Fais c,3p will be badly injured from
budding, Hope not.
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Backwheat Flour for sale at P.
SCHUMACHER'S grocery.
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EThe creditors Of PETER DIEHL, in
fthis place, have been notified by the U.
IS, Marshal at Cincinnati to meet in Ma.
rietta on the 25th inst, at the Office OF
R oL9 NYE, Register in. Bankruptcy, to
prove their debts and choose one on
more Assignees. The following is .
list of the creditors and their debts, as
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kyMeasles prevail among the chill.
4 81 Bellaire, v 49,. ~. #
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fThere we're SO applicants for GER
Il the teachers examination held
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Monroe County Grany.. e

You will parade at Woods6eld, on
Tuesday the 22d day Of February, at 10
o'clock A. III. 3. SPANGIER, :
Captain.
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Z WEST. 80; Local Editor
new Advertisement.

HThe debt OF Belmont county is
S1.ssI. = '''s . :
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TUITION.
LEGAL NOTICE.


onN Hats, lev nya, 81. Sslonne = nl. lnss Ano
H. pfJs K.nsss nss .nS Ro,ins ho
tne Sta'e 81 A4nsAs. Apa A, nos.na ~ "nu
Iss,oes m Inc 0s.ss VI .ss,sas nnsss win
.sAe 1v,Oe .ss .s - rs..sas .y nvT saa.s.ss
'ol %. .ns ~. s.s~'s u p.. 0. : 91s az
On s;n ois ~. =, prnh..: Cont a. sh;. aS
for for t he COUNTY et uon.os, and STATE u Ohio,
cedsnt css lesasunuiens to psy y his debts and md
discharges q administering bis sssass; tha.
he died seized in fee simple de follow.
ing described real ss>tS situate in said
county, to Wit -
All of'ahe northwest quaiEsr q ths terst,
|ekst quarter Of section; thlEtesn. toHnship
l9s g Tt9gs icuf, exeeD neoet one sore
Of said northwsst qsefter Of tie northesse
quar- ter Of saidssecttsn. township and range;
and about ihEss acfes n the ;poff5xsAt corr
ner Of said nortap esSs 9HasseF, ee norm
eass quarter 81 ma section, t0Suship @aud
range aforcssids ~
|s.sAnd thst Mary y(sfsNaaow OF said de-.
cedentffs entitled to dower 10 said pfemtsss.
The Prayerof said petition Is for ths as
Rtghuent of dover to the san Nary Kyn,And
kslssle of said Rgpqises, ssubjsst to such
dover estate, foFth payment Of thss debts
En4d charges aftf I'D.
IS 80 petition u be to4 hearing ons ths
2tA 1Ay OF A9rch, A.
Jseps AtfoLir :.
admir- OF thescsate OF fNfsdsFick Hyf, decd;
febs2278l4.sx ESQ s-sss, x
~ : ~ So =
- N Il Notice. . -
: ~ s.
r,racrlro r7ux -. 81. .. A.. s....
- = vnm; v;ra;,; %ny s,s.,os as ses.s t,.ss
- Z. y NJ =,
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M IxxEs B, CxHfsELL, an at.
Ir}of ne Belmont Bar, died at his
n 81 olsirsville, the 9th inst, of
..ne;s l...i..h rA..f al .rrsaa.. lsifsfi
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p~ Prunes for sale at LOUIS HOEF-
FLER'S at 10 cents per pound.
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number Of young men II No
b(nty have the Black Hills fever
"a pose going sbere the eoming
Is Before they become wealthy
gold found there, they. will have
|l5Bk C5tnts fever badly. 10 S,
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i E%Buckwheat Flour, Corn Meal and
Hominy for sale at A. D.. DRIGGS.
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EsQold closed in New York on Fri
|she inst, at u Is.
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Meeting Of the Democcatic Coun.
~ Central Com mitiee.

Meeting Of the DemOccatic Coun.
ty Central Com tnittee.
The members of the Democratic Coun-
ty Central Committee are requested to
meet in Woodsfeld on
Saturday, tie 18shiday Of March. 1876,
To decide upon the time and manner of
the next Democratic County
Convention.
A full attendance is re quested. y
T. - J. T.. JUDKINS,
Chairman.
~WTrsnty, Mortgage and Quit
Claim Deeds, Chattle Mortgages, Sum-
mons', Subpeuas, Executions, and other
blanks used BY Justices Of the Peace for
sale at The SPIRIT officer
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ezvsRtypRe rpasscns Ghaye con-
kd thenselyes with the churches OF
|5tyiliS adflds the prescott Winteg.
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w Choice Gun Powder Tea worth
S5 cents, at 25 cents per quarter, for
cash, at T. o. CASTLE q Co.'S Drug
Store. s s4se soei .
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TUITION Pea TERM.

ss44it TUITION PEk TERN. 44sri y
Normal Dspartmsut dneluding Psnmanship.J
Higher Branches ~. -. aI0 90
Common y. ..,......... 90
NormA q Crassioal Dep'ud'n d'nts Isl 90
Model School. l...e....r-.,., .. 4 90
Music (2o'lsssons,. iinoldiing 9se *
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No deductions made except m csfss Of pro-
tracted Illness. ts9sss sns
For Circulars. pr ftf,ther partitfllrs, ad
dress Z. MARTIN, or 3. 3. MARSHALL, STAFF
ford, Monroe Co, Ohio. ianfs, '7sm4.
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40 lpst. IL Ia32H
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