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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-08-15
e@Last week Auditor WEppLE han

wLast week Auditor WEDDLE han
ded Us the tabular statement Of horses,
cattle &c, to publish one, time. Mr.:
GooDRleH twice requested the Auditor
to authorize him to publish il. but was
informed each time that he had ordered
itin The SPIRIT, and refused to give~it
to him. He then said he would publish
the statement and, run the risk Of the
Commissioners paying the bill. The
Auditor Informed him that he might use
his own pleasure about publishing it on
his own responsibility.
The risk is not worth more than
mill on the dollar as the Board will
promptly refuse to be parties to any
such fraud. Mr. fGooDRicH has been
charging them with being guilty of dis
honest official acts during the past three
years, not one word Of which was true,
and they will not now aid him to make
any part of his foolish charges bear the
impress Of truth by squandering the
public funds in paying for ansadyertise-
ment be had no orders to publish. . 6
| In March last the Board entered up
Ion their Journal the following, which
exactly fits this case, and it was adopted
to squelch Just such game ofSefgrab,
as this article exposes:
"In the matter of printing and pub
Fishing for the county: The Board will
Epay a fair compensation for all york au
thorizcd by the Board or other officer
: hauing controlof the same, but will in NJ
case pay for printing, or publishing il
,, two papers unless the same is author
! lied by law"
The printing law Of last Winter doe
not interfere with this entry in any PAL
!, ticular, as that law prescribes what ad
: vertisements shall be published in tw
papers.
Even had he been ordered to publis
Z this statement. it is so poorly setup, nc
!. according to the table at all in the ma
: ter of the year 1875 and 1875 over eac
{ column of figures, that it is questionab
!. whether he could recover pay.
q Again, Mr. GooDRIcH requested ii
e School Examiners to authorize him
d publish their last list of examination
o They informed him that they bad no al
thority to publish it in more than or
g paper, but, at the same time, had no o
= jections to him inserting it if he chos
to take the risk of the Commissioner
B, paying the charge.
j When man becomes so greedy tn
he will put in advertisements witho
being ordered to, and then have the il
pudence to go before a Board appoini'
W as guardians of the peoples interes
l. and demand payment, it ia high tin
IF that he cease prating about honesty al
n reform, and inform the public that
a. wants all the money he can get and
any way be can get it.
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Legal Notice.


r RWIS sMITHAGRR, whose place of resi-
Ii dence is unknown, will take notice that
on the lst day Of My, 1875. Jacob Miller,
Jr., filed his petition against him In the
court of common pleas of Monroe county,
Ohio the object and prayer of which, Is to
recover from said Smithager, the sum ;oi
s495 80, with interest thereon from May 2z,
1875; said sum of $495 80, being the amount
OF money, paid by Miller as surety for said
smithager to one Christian Cehrs; and that
an order Of attachment has been issued in
said cause against the property Of said
Smithager.
You are required to answer said petition
on or before the 18th day of September, A.
D. 1876. sssss-...a--.=1A HUNTER. Il MALLORY.
iulyll,'76ws. Att'ys for Miller.
o.
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Does not interfere with business, ,.iil.
Does not disarrange the system,
Takes the piacsof Quinine and Bitters Of
Fg 4 every kind.
ASK the recovered dyspeptics, Bilious suf-
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health, cheerful spirits and good appetite
they will tell you by taking Simmons Liver
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Ef AS 4 REMEDY IN
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HOUSE,

U ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
Pine st, from 39h to 4Oth sts., Philadelphia, "a
Handsomest part of West Philadelphia;
cars pass door to Centennial Grounds; new
buildings of brick and stone, and new fur
niture;; capacity for 100 guests LODGING
81 DAY. Breakfast and supper SO cents
each; careful attendance and private watch.
men; large parties accomm odated in separate
sections. Rooms may be engaged in advance
by correspondence. sss u
june20, ,T6m4. CLAIMING HOTEL co.
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nOTEL.

DEAB ODY HOT e l..
$50 South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pr.
COL. JAMES WATSON, of the Henrie House.
Cincinnati, Prop. So 30 to s3 per day.
Room without board 81
Street cars pass the doors to and from all
depots, and for Centennial Buildings. Cen
+tral location, and near all places of amuss-
ment. Accommodations secured by corrss-
pondence. sU., june20, 0,'76m4.
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Robinson. Son s. Co.

This firm, in Stafford, is repairing and
painting their store room and, otherwise
preparing for business. Their stock OF
goods was purchased for CASH and
they propose to sell for CASH; or on
short time to those who will pay the
CASH at any time it is called for. A
deduction of 5 per cent will be given to
parties who purchase over s. 10 worth.
Their stock consists of Ladies', Misses
and Childrens shoes, large and fine
assortment of prints and dry goods
bought before the late advance in goods
The highest market price paid for al
kinds of produce.
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wWHY PAY SS and 50 per barrel
for Flour when you, can buy .'Strictly
Choice made from IA wheat at P.
SCHUMACHER'S for 81 25 per bar
rel2 Every barrel warranted to be as
represented or money refunded. Money
must acc ompdny the order. fl} I'd
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BUSIN ESS MOTTO ES.
re- Navy Blue Prints in plain ano
checked to be found at TT
MORRIS & ARMSTRONGS.

H-MARTIN BAKER, Jr, of Center
township. lost white SOW, weight l5O
pounds, five weeks since. Any person
knowing its whereabouts and giving
him notice or returning to him will be
suitably rewarded.
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Canonsburg Academy.

Oar readers will please notice the new
advertisement of the Canonsburg Acad-
emy, successor to "old Jefferson, OF
.honoYed name. This institution is con
stantly strengthening its claim to the ia
vor and popularity it has enjoyed.
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CENTENNIAL
HOTEL DIRECTO RY
PHILAD ELP HTA.

II [ II II d II u II II
Thousands of our readers will visit the
grand Centennial Exhibition at Philadelphia
They will want to stop at hotels where the
accommodations are good and the charges
are reasonable. To do SO they must make
all arrangements before starting. This can
be done by correspondence with the propri-
etors. In this Directory will be found such
as are fully up to these requirements
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-08-15

ET The premiums for racing at tue
Fair this year are small, but the premi.
ums on stock and farm products have
been Increased, which is exactly what
far4ersy Ha1tr ii Z M Il
@The firm of W. A. & c. M Tall
Borr, dry goods merchants of Barnes
vile, made an assignment last week =
Liabilities about S14 900 assets ffom
$4,000 to sl2,0 i
0Pefsons desiring to enter stock,
rent stands, or want information con-
cerninQ the Fair, should address GEO.
P. DORR, Secretary, Woodsfeld, Mon
roe County, Ohio. s. 90
ERA SON of Mr.. john B. TRUAx, of
Hope Ridges ssmiles north OF w oods.
field, received severe cut on the head
one day last week, which loosened a
portion Of his scalp.
ccRhs cpptraetorslcpumenced work
on the Bellaire end OF the Bellaire q
Southwestern on Monday, the 7th inst
THIS week 4 heavy force will be put on
the entire line contracted.
&EDuripg the storm OF Friday, the
llth inst, Mr.. ISAAC BEARDMoRE, OF
WASHINGTON township, had two cows
and heifer killed by lightning. They
had taken shelter under q tree which
was struck.
xfEIfSeu want the pevssof Monroe
CountY,tbegsnstal news of Importance,
late market reports, subscribe for THE
Spirit. TERMs.-One year q l 30; six
months 75 cents. Office, North of The
MonrOe Bank . aE
rAs,lntle child OF Mr.. JOHN c
LoscH. Who resides on Mr.. RoBERr CLIN
ears place, on Sunfish creek, was con
siderahly injured one day last week OF
its face and one foot by quantity O
nitric acid spilling upon it.
m5 5oHxsrox 4 LITTLE, Agents o
the Ohio Farmers Insurance Company
recently paid Mrs MARY Ann MoRRI
SON. of Sunsbury township, 1854 53
Insurance. ON house and contents de
stroyed by FIRE on the 18th day OF June
1876.
GE Every man, woman ana cnlln i
Monroe county should attend the Fa:
on September 9Th, 7th and 9Th. 1t
your Fair, men off monroe, and 20
should strive to produce stock and farr
pr6duets,I for exhibition, superior t
your neighbors. $50
/ Remember the Fai
will be held this year on Wed
nesday, Thursday and Friday
the, 9Th, 9Th and. 9th days {
September. ats.sfg at
JOHN ScHREINER, our candida
Tor Presidential Eiector. was the Dem
cratic candidate for Treasurer of Sta
last year, and received majority.
,848 votes in this District Gov. ALLEN
majority vas 627. He is German al
IS very popular in all the counties
wMrSJ. T. JUpKiss and wife, n
E. W.ARMsTRoNG, Miss LENA MooNI
Miss KATY MOONEY, Miss ELLA NJ. Nc
R1s and Miss IDA SMITH left here "
terday, the 14th inst, forthe Centenni
Rev. W. SMITH, Miss SARAH M, OK
and Miss JOSEPHINE OKEY leave to ds
Tuesday. The latter will join the Il
mer party in Wheeling. 80
D1Ep.-On Thursday, the 10th in
SAMUEL D BusKIRK, OF Adams TO, Q,
ship, this county, aged 80 years. !
funeral took place on the llth. He
resided on the farm where he died To-
period of 81 years
On the 9Th inst of Consumption, /
aEcca, wife of e. B Cox, of ClariI
ton, this county, aged about 56 years
On the 18th inst, Mrs. SARAH BAK
relict of Isaac BAKER, deceased, ag
about 81 years.Raa j. - asa
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-08-15

Mothers car secure health for their
children and rest for themselves by the use of
Castoria, perfect substitute for Castor OIL
1t is absolutely harmless, and is as pleasant TO
take as honey. For Wind Collie, Sour Stom-
ach. Worms or Constipation. for young or old,
there is nothing in existence like it. 1t is GER
tain, it is speedy, it is cheap.
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Caked Breasts, Rheumatism, Soiatioa,
Swellings, Sprains, Stiff Joints. Burns, Scalds,
Poisonous Bites, and all flesh, bone and muscle
ailments, can be absolutely cured by the Gen.
taur Liniments What the White Liniment
is for the human family, the Yellow Liniment
is for spawned, CALLED, and lame horses and an.
imals. june20,' '76wl3.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-08-15

EBBoots, shoes, and Caters, new
and fresh, suitable for the season, to be
had at the lowest cash prices at
3 MORRIS & ARMSTRONG'S. &.
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NOTARY PU ETC.

H sStfkF Eks.#
THIN undersigned, having been appointed
i Notary Public, would inform MS =
friends and the public generally, that ne IS
prepared to fill Pensioners Blanks. admin
lister Oaths, take Dispositions, acknowledge
Deeds, Mortgages. and other instruments Of
writing. JOHN 'Ser hMo.
apr1S.7eY. Beallsville. Monroe Co., Ohio.
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Photographs.

Mr.. WILLIAM SCHUEFELE has
secured tie services Of an artist from
New York City, and is now prepared to
take GEMS and CARD PHOTO
GRAPHS in, the best styles at his Gal
lery in Woodslield. Give him a call.
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The congr resslo i al Convention.

At the Democratic Congressional Cor
ventiop, last week, w. W. PosTEN, Of
Athens county, was nominated for Con-
gress, and JoHN ScHREINER, . OF Meigs,
for Presidential Elector.
"A brief platform was adopted, appro'
wing the repeal of the Resumption Act,
favoring the restoration of the old sill
yer dollar as legal tender, and ratify-
ing the nomination of TIIpEN and Hen.
DRICKS
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-08-15

Ew Several prominent gentlemen, who
have heretofore been Republicans, were
present taking q warm interest in the
proceedings of the Democratic Con-
gfessional Cenvention at Marietta. on
last Thursday. Among then, were Gen.
eral WARNER and GEO BENEDICT, Esq.
All of them will support the Democfa:-
ic candidates in the interest of Reform.
They propose to make Their, influence
felt by energetic work in the campaign
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A. F. TX / s A IL
I w z r 8 M Z T FL

Ozark, Monroe County, 0hiO.q
Repairs Watches, Clocks and Jewelry in
workmanlike manner, and at reasonable
prices. julyll ,'7Sm3.
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CONGRESS HALL.

NEW POUR STORY BaTcK HOTEL. ON TIE
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Elm A6e., Belo,o Forty-second Street
Directly opposite Main Exhibition Build.
ing. Accommodation for 1000 guests. Spe,
cial arrangements for large parties. Terms
ONE DOLLAR PER DAY. Comfort, Economy
and Reasonable Charges.
W. q. BAKER Il Co, Philadelphia.
iuly18,'76ml.
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FORTY CENTS!

We request our friends iu each town.
shiptossend US list of new subscri-
bers on these terms. Single copy 40
cents. Eleven copies will be sent for 81.
The money must accompany the names
in all cases. Address all communica-
lions: H. r. WEST,
Woodsfeld, Ohio.
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N1na day at home. Agents wanted. Ont.
OI : ct and terms free. TRUE & CO.. Au-r
gusta, Maine. mch2i, ,'76Y.
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Faesday, August 10. 1876.
!. AdycrtIsenients.

-
Statement, Auditor WEDDLE.
Canensburg Academy. ] WEAVER & Co
Assignee's Sale, c. ScHANKBURG
To Treasafcrs, .c1A Auditor WEbDtE
Locals, MoRRIs & ARMSTRONG,
LSsals!sss;. dseai p! ScnuMAcHrR, JrI
Liver Regulator, ]. H ZEILrN & Co
Ohio University, -. WM H. SCoTT
gRoss SMITH is clerking for Nor
RIs 4 ARns1RoSas Z aXa .ed40
HThe Bellaire and Southwestern is
msxIigl along al, right noN' il dR I
@Gold closed in New York on Fri.
day, the .utha inst, at SlSls. My ,s9a'sJl
ERemember the Teachers Insti
tute ON Monday, the 2Ist'tnst. ~ ~ =
RThe Judicial Convention viii be
held at Barnesville on Thursday.
.HRsElsven saits were commenced in.
the Common Pleas Court Of this county
d9siaguJuly. 2 n Ct ww
tAmp Meeting at Summer6eId,.
Nob)6 tpunSy, commences on Wednes.
,daxF{<x 18th inst
"r-,rna -. sscs,ss will he mt in
,,aca in front ot M 7 r. SINUS res
idanca 1E;s eeek 81 fi5fNEh Z
rMr FsgSn H.Rrx Of Malaga
.oS.hsa hss ;one aofst1e flsraest new
s,ssas s. That sectionI IasSl ID s9SsHis az
rvMfs JAcksos, SON, wife ! il E sof Mr.. SAM Sal
1sL JACKSON, Of Woodsfeld, died OF ty-
phoid fever ON the 7lh inst. -,
e2%A6ditor WEpprE ) notice to town.
.sSpShsi ssc6ooTs distFics trsssureff's ) Is
published elsewhere in this issue,
~Farmers in this. county who are
raiaina Jaoanesa corn, shonli. exhibit "a
aot OF It at the Fair. ip Septem5crzdUI
.srWa-v;,l-eahl;sh 4he full proceeds
,nos Of The Democratic Congressional
(.anvent;on ofLhis distrix nex week.
ssfssTha awsiline hodse, ,-idffa i,odf RoB,raRa Rsa, |
C,rx fn Noble township, Noble County, court
vaa destroved nv FIRE last week. There
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Five to enter ana 10 start.
''Sleepy George" and "Blue jim will
not be entered. Also purse of 50 90
,fopthe fastest horse under 4 years old.
Admission 10 cents.
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DIR. JOHN E. Dill LON
sses Physician and Surgeon,
WrO Q D,S F l r I'D, 0 Fl | O..
Office AMI lodging at his re esidenoe. east
sids of town, is prepared to attend to all calls
promptly, day or night. feb22,'76y.
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L. n. FARQUHAR. M. ID.
.-fFormerlv of Zauesyilla. Ohio.) .

Physician and Surgeon,
Office and residence in the Kirkbrids property,
WOOD S F I e L D, . II I o.
Having located at the above place, offers his
Professional services, where he hopes by
close attention to business to merit public
confidence and patronage.
Chronic Diseases will receive special
attention. may4,':5Y.
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NEI he Balloon Ascension
on Thursday,othe second day
of the Fair, September 9TH,
will be a grand SIGHT. 1A.-
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MARRIED On July I'd, by SAMUEL
GRoUx, Esq .of Malaga township, Mr..
JosEPuUs Cox and Miss SARAH E.
,DoUaHERTY.
On August 81, 1875, at the residence
of the brides son in Washington town.
ship, Monroe County, Ohio, by o. T.
FLINT, JGPf, Mr.. LEVI Williams, Of
Somerton, Belmont County, and Mrs.
CArHARINE DorsoN, of Monroe County
aged respectively rs and 81 years.
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An Address to the Sick.
Do you want to purify the system!
Do YOU want to get rid Of Biliousness'
Do you want something to strengthen your
Do you want good appetitef
Do you want to get rid Of nervousness!
Do, you want good digestions 81, a.. =
Do you want to sleep we'll?
Do on want to build up your constitution
Do Won want brisk and vigorous feeling?
j If you do,
TAKE
81 NJ NJ 0 Ms
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The Campaign Spirit.
To January jan Isl, For Forty Gents.

/, In order that every voter in Monroe
County may provide himself with a live
paper during the campaign, we will fur
nish The SPIRIT from now to January
4 Tor 7tg SA IS gag W. sHa
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The aluskinsum Races.

There will be a County Trotting and
Pacing race at the new track on Mus
lkingum creek, near the Simon Drum
farm, on Saturday, August l9th, at :
P. M. e2et
lst Premium, = ;.o.,F.,-f Il IS 90
I'd, " VIZ - : '' f g 0(
Sd, &. OF
r4th. I = VI
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aug15,T ,T6w4.
BELFoRD g. 0kEY and
HoLL1sTER & OKEY, Attys.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-11
The General Amnesty 'Bin.


The Newark, N. J., Daily Adyer-
tiser, commenting upon Mr.. Randall's
general amnesty bill, and Mr.. Blaine's
substitute to remove the disabilities
OF all persons except Jefferson Davis.
ON their taking an oath to defend the
constitution, &c, says: GAS in the
case OF Jefferson Davis perhaps MIR.
Blaine is wrong. He was the nominal
head and foot of the rebellion, but he
was really its greatest weakness. He
was shabby politician from begin
ming to end, and is as cordially hated
in the South as Lee or his memory are
worshipped. 1t would do no harm to
include him in the amnesty, for he is
utterly Insignificant among his own
people, but there was a certain rank
in his position by which in condemn,
ing him we condemn his cause, He is
a small factor in the account"
1t would have sufiiced for our con.
temporary to say that there was
| certain rank in his tMr. DavisD posi-.
ton by which in condemnipg him we
| condemn his cause" In reality Mr..
Davis never was "a shabby politician. :"
and is not CORDIALLY hated In the
South" Or if he is disliked in any part
of that section, it is because of his
supposed incompetency to conduct
the Confederate government success
fully. He is no more to blame for
secession than any other Southern
secessionist. He did not take as prom.
lnent part in bringing it about as
many others: He was in fact an ad-
vocate for the Union, If it could be
administered upon what he considered
the true principles of the constitution,
Ii the Advertiser will be at the pains
to look up the files of the Richmond
Examiner during the war, a paper
which was the most conspicuous
assailant of Mr.. Davis, it will see that
he was denounced chiefly for his
leniency and federation to Union pris.
oners. This may seem strange to
those who are accustomed to see his
name linked with the alleged atroci-
ties OF Andersonvilie, and even tho
ldiotic as well as wicked murder Of
Mr.. Lincoln. But it is none the less
true that Mr.. Davis, at the head OF the
Southern confederacy, was what Mr..
Lincoln was at the head of the United
Otates government-one of the most
merciful and humane of all the public
men connected with civil affairs. This
is well known throughout the South
ern States, and no amnesty will seem
complete which excludes him from its
provisions. To pass bill with such
a feature in it would only be pander,ng
to Ignorance and bigotry. A brave
and generous people, conscious that
most of them were as responsible as
he was for the war of session. and
those of them who were extreme
secessionists were more so, will not
enjoy an amnesty in themselves which
leaves him the scapegoat for offenses
for which he is no more responsible
than others. - Bat. Sun,
The daily gazette., 1876-01-11
The most Remarkable Remedy ever dis-
covered.
Benson's Capcine Porous Plaster

At no time In the history OF true medicine
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Physicians and the general public who
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Although a recent discovery-CapcIne
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Incorporating Capclne in an improved
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i Price, p cents.
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\ 81 For sale in Wilmington by e. Bring
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