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MAisREED.

NInCHELL on On the 29th ult-, at tie res
iirnoe uf Wm. A. MasterSOn, ESq-, in this county,
bg j. d. Laman, J. P, Mr. Isaac Mitchell and Mss
Fanny Gh0son.
C A,nSs-DsvIDsoS On the lst inst, at the res
ii~nee OF J l.. Davidson. Esq, in this county, by J.
D. Ltman, p, Mr. jesse Cnmmins and Miss
Louise C. Dlyilscn, ali OF this county.
WOLF-SARGEST- 92l, 1876, by Rev g
Hamilton, wm. II. Wolf AID Matilda Jrne Sargent,
both OF this county.
HESDERsoS-BENGE- Cetoter ., 1876, by Rev. D.
z lover, Geo. NJ Henderson, Of Columbia county
and Matte Z. Benge, Of this county.
kLos<ERM sN-WoIF-At Portland, OREGON, Octo-
he- :, lS7s, bY the Rev. Father Fierens Mr.. John
iosteTman aud Ms Sophia Wolf, eldest daughter
Of Captain ). Il Wolf
, 1876-11-04

TIE democratic majority in Indiana
on the total congressional vote is
over 7000l Two thousand more than
our candidate for Governor received.
The republicans try TO keep their
courage up by saying that they have
gained three Congressmen in that
State. This don't amoant to anything
however, as they were gained by
gerrymandering the districts, and
their gain there and in Ohio in this
wav is Deutralized bv the cougression.
al gains the democracy lave made
elsewhere, and will be still further
neutrallzed by the gains that the dem
ocracy have yet TO make, which they
surely will make. The seven thousand
majority for the democra's in Indiana
on the congressional vote makes that
State sure as fate for Tlllen and Hen.
dricks, in spite of all that the reuub
licans can do TO avert such a result.
, 1876-11-04
NEW YORK CASH PRICE IsT

Ne have II stock, Of our own manufacture, roofing
materials ete-, - the following low pTices:
I@O rolls extra Rubber KOofn, at 5 cents per
square loot Or we wIll fur-ish Rubber Roofing,
Nails CAPS, and Slate Paint for IN entire new root
at IL CENTS Per square foot
900 rolls 2ply larret Roihg Felt, at II cents per
square foot.
5ooe rolls Sply Tarrea Roofing Felt, at p! cents
per square foot.
80 rUIls Tarred She4,hing, at Z cent Per square
foot
500" gallons fine Enam-l Paint mixed ready f1r
Use, on Inside Or outside work, at g. per gallon.
send Tor sample card of oolOrs. All or,lsrs must
DC accompanied with the money or satisfactory c.y
references No goods shipped c. o. D., unless ex-
press charges are guaranteed
Sample orders solicited
-. n. sLAIE PANT COMPANY
l02 & l04 MAIDEN LANE, New lork.
, 1876-11-04

PERRT THOMAS, delinquent subscriber, 70 I.yIied
10 call AT this O.tea- If correctly informed
hr- thomas lives somewhere la the peighharhGod OF
Dayton hut the matter Of residence need not D, event
his calling and settling his account, ii
, 1876-11-04
Proclamation bV the Governor.

7 ELISHA P. FERRY, Governor Of the Territory
IL CT Washington do hereby declare that Il r
RAJ. ELECTION will be held III said Territory, on
TUESDAY, the seventh day OF November, A d.
one III usaid eight hundrei and seyenty-six, at
which the following named officers will b. eectei VIZ
Delegate TO rePr sAi Territory in the Forty
Fifth Congress Of the Unltel States.
Prosecuting Attorney for the First Judicial Dis
trict.
a Prosecuting Attorney for the Second Judicial
District.
A Prosecuting Attorney for the Third Judicial
District.
Members of both branches of the Legislative As
sembly-
And all County and Precinct officers provided for
by III laws Of sal Territory.
The electors will also at said election vote For
or - Against " calling Convention 10 form State
Constitution.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto
set my hand and caused the Great Seal OF
the Territory IN be affixed.
L. 81 Done at Olympia, tins ninth day OF sep
tember, A d. one thousand eight hundTei
and ssyenty-siX, and of the independence
of the United States the one hundredth-
By the Governor: ELISHA P FERRY
HENRY q. STRUVE,
Secretary of the Territory 445w
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introduced that will ehyctua!ly prevent dampaess
irgLi penstIatIHS and alse,.or.ng the pl sster.
These Paints are so largely uSet oa cut-ho2- Is
am ieices, or a. priDin- c1At On fine buildings
ami ORANGE
, 1876-11-04
Iu ADyEGIEsEfts. A

The waila walla STATEsxAS hss a r'ueh larger
circulation than any other paper published ID the
Territory of Washington, ami hence offers sur-ri,-
induoefaeY = 20 advertisers who wond reach the
very best class Of paying customers.
, 1876-11-04

QuTrE A ADIFFERENrE-fhei figures show that Walla
Walls r,.in shIpIi direct TO Astoria from Wallula
a; s. per ton s. prof=rei by the Oregon Steam Nv
aatcn Company per btrye LOAD Of COO TONS would
make saving OF ssaS6 the pr11ucers over sending
the same quantity 10 market by way OF Portland
AS'0TiGH.
, 1876-11-04
IsT OF LETTERS

Remaining IL the Posiofice at alls Walla wsIla
Walla county, Washington Territory, Nov /, 1876.
Ayres VIM, DoughertY Danl,
Adwel II T. HO4giand Ms Emma,
Ayres Shelton, Llyengood Elizabeth,
Rrzrnlett s. Iouniz NJ
Denton W Moore Mrs Amanda
Keeling Wm-
Persons calling for the above letters will please say
" Advertised" (" c. I. SxIIH. P. NJ
, 1876-11-04
no Tar is Used in this Composition.
CEa0COLATE COLOR.
TIN ROOFS

Hhen iTst applied, changing in about moth to a
uniform STATE color, and Is 10 all nteuts aId purposes
sLAIE- On
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BRICK WALLS

cur red color is usually preferred as one coat is equal
to i've OF any ordinary paint. For
, 1876-11-04
Pitchers
Castoria

Mothers may have rest and tber tatS IN M "a.
health, If they glll use C4sioriA iGf - :, :
Worms, FeverishneSs. Sore Mouth, CioI -
ach Complaints. 1t is entirely V1set-a.e ~ .;
ton, and contains neither mineral, iD1l a d
alcohol. 1t is as pleasant to take as honey 80
ther gags NOT gripes-
DIR. Z. Dimoeh, of Dupont, o., says 49, "A
- an using Casforis in my QTsetice VIII
signal benefit and happy result. :, "a
This Is what every one says. Most hniS Ysssa
York city use the CastOriI. ltI- preptig- -
J. b. RosE d Co, IS Dry ST, Nc" 1oiA' :. sns.
70 Samuel PItche NJ D.
, 1876-11-04
0ne-third the Cost Of Reshinglins.
EXTREMELY CHEAP.

Two gallons viii cover hundred square feet OF
shlngle root whi-e on tin, non, felt nutced boards
or any smoo surface, fruIn two quarts TO one gallon
are required 10 loo square feet OF surface and al
though the paint las heav! body it Is easily applied
with brush.
no Tar is Used in this Composition,
therefore it neither cracks in Winter, nor runs in
Summer
On deeeyed shingles it flls up the holes and pores
and gives new substantial rUof that VIII las. io-
years CUs1ED on WARPED shingles il brings 10 their
places, and keeps them there l. fills up all holes in
Felt rcVis, stops the ltaks-ani although a SLOW
dryer, ram does 10; aEect 1t few hours alter apply
M As nearly ali pants that are black contain TAR
be sure yUG obtain our GESUI&E article, which tor
siIE,ie roofs Is
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-22

HCel James Washburn OF the
ll6,h Ohio now lives at Rockbridge,
Wisconsin, in very reduced circumstan-
csS, and suffering greatly from fFoands.
Did age audi alisease.2 Geneisl Sheridan
onlyllasti week learned the Scopditionl al
his gallant old brigade commander, and
Immediately wrote Postmaster General
Jewell to Hnd COL Washbura . place,
and be will likely get It. 1t will be vel
c0me intelligence Ito shso boys aofIthe
ll6th and l22d, who were formerly an
his brigade -Guernssy Times.
We knew C,l. Washburn quite we'll,
while he resided at Woods6eld., he
was native of New York, and came
West to take contract on the Wheel.
ing extension OF the Marietta and Gin
Sinuati Raqw{y Like aiF qtheY con-
tractors onthK iRAtsa Work, hs lost
heavily. At the outbreak Of our civil
wsr be, raised Ceppany b 25!h Ohio
ffhfantry, xhd femdined With Mat com
mand until he was assigned to the ll6lh
We knew him as q big hearted, brave,
and honest man., and the news that the
MANNED veteran is in want is most un'
welcome, indeed Bet'dirs Independent
Col. WAsHBuRN removed from Woods
field to the West. His friends here will
lei learn, ii sth ot IFS troubles lee Ind 2.
hore he may be provided place ,at
Washington. He deserves 1t for gal.
lantry on many battle felis during the
war var. Turn toSals isatayy iatsoms pstdsest.
il necessary to make room for the Col,
oncl, is our say. .Ntie'ss
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PRoBATE COURT.

! FEB 19.lMary rpho Vas lsppoih-
ted Guardian Of Isaac W and Eliza f
Yoho, minors. ~ Bond $500 .kiNO2
Jacob Stout was released as surety on
che Bond OF Philip CHASER Ss Guar
dian OF George Michael Weisend, lu-
naic The Gusrdian ffed d new bond
In the sum Of $500
Feb -Boughner 4 Gratigaey hAd-
Eministrator's Of L d, Gratigney obtain
ed an order to sell real estate, Elijah
kfonshon,r Charles Pontius and Eliel
FHcadley were appointed appraisers. sdi
r Feb ,fl6sLTheai following accounts
were disposed OF asa nosedt:gs u ,sl-sa.f
Lewis D Carleton Adm'rI Of Thomas
j. Carleton, deceaseti;'l inal account
received by the Admir- Sl,s5s So; paid
out, iucfMsing his per cent and siiew-
ances, the sum Of 3l,763 Is, leaving in
lis AaAK as llgwhiSh 6eisE ordered
to pay over to the Administrative OF
said estStA.I ITss TdI-A.Ad
Catharine Carleton was appointed
Adhiaistfatrixg Of the estate on Tho,nas
j Carleton. deceased; bond Sl,500.-
AlanawSoMSurs, VIM Diekey andJamss
Cooper were appointed appraisers Of the
beisen1a estate. .lsloA tssa shi si ssSI
In the matter of the first account OF
II'WnRo Read, Gtariah ofths minor heirs
az o. Perry McFa aroy,s deeeaseii,' eontin.
lned, from January 31st, 1875 The
Court finds in the hands Of the Guar
diaasthe sum efi$6s AZ to ! be, accom-
tel fors i.ivut .s.osi; lIs u
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.aLi2 Notise.ai1Si

DAtsER Butt, ,JR-9, xho rssidss b BspSAy
III West vtrghis will take notice thsk On the
lat day of January, 1875, Michael Bait sAled
ID the court If common plsSsE cF sAousoe
county, Ohio, Ms petition. when u NOW pend
ing therein, against said Balssr Ban, Jfgand
sthesss ftheoNscts snds prssss Of Aid psti-
ton il TO estsblis the will OF Marcus Butt
the came, With tho ssecrd thereof, having
been destroyed BY Ore, and for . decree fol
the title TO the soushwsst qasftef Sf sths
southwssi qsarter efssotisa .si xtsspdn toxn.
chip dvssof range sis, ard twsnty. aprssl %
the east end Of the south half Of the touth.
sast quarter of seOtions txeRty-tve in the
same township and, rspge, anitAat said asuss
win be for hearing ~ the March. tain al said
ccurt ,19a9k gHHoLLlsfBR oKEY.
isn't 'fsas. = t. .A,t'ys for Michael Bait. {
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~The night Of the 10th inst c ten
ement house antbharh on the farm !ol
Mr.. GEoRaE DECKER Jr of Sunsbury
township, were destroyed by fire. The
hoqis gkas Esnoeonpied loss sboul
s400. Supposedto have been the work
OF an incendiary.
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e Am end lhe Law.

.e1psE'f7z z0sa ItRsJE . 8sfSaS ,gIIiSa
The Committee appointedYto' examine
the G Commissioners Report Of last Sep
tember, ,Sai psts afOahossR fladipgs we
printed last week, was allowed no CON-
pensation. This conclusion was based
upon decision Of the Supreme Court
ins y which went np from' 'Jefqson
County. =
The Legislature should at once amend
this law, so as to authorize the Court
appointing the Committee to. certify its
compensat ton 70 the County Auditor 4
Bellairc Iadependsnt.
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ltlFf iEF5,EEG .St9 ff5I y u z
! FalbottBa Headlight.
kaai1q asss lasvoI ea' "a .sTa!a grIl
The Night Comcsh when mo-
Man Can work.-Jo1s ,s., 4.
REMARKARLY -lHEAP,

2 REMARKABLY CHEAP.
; Wshave inst received two hppdred,sn
thirty pairs of ,wemsn's and eha
drenss Shoes, aud 6fty-thzss paira of
mems and womeas Slippers. which We
wiil1ssll atmxch lessp prices than ysshavet
ever known them to be sold.T I Is ,sssar
We ere selling Mems Slippers, rsalI
good one,, sttbirly yokss iosSts psir, and
Wpnsn's Slippers Sreatyood osss, thirl
'ty cents pair. = eaA ess iii'' ,oes s.ssE
rHsRico., . '@sizaut
Wholesale and retail dealers in, " HIS.
KY, ,WINEIAND BEER. tass this OPP,
portunity Of infotniag their friends thai
they contiaue. the trade i Of making
FDRusKARDs .BAsxRUPTs, BEeeARs and
MANrAcs. on khe most reasonable terms,
at the shortest notice.
DrArH / Co! assure tie public that
the articles III which they deal ssrsf the
best and most pleasant poisonssin the
world; and they will warrant certain dea.H
in every case whore TIE individual perse.
vsrss 10 the uss Of, them. -. ,r,-s., =
DxArH q Co. bring themselves under
obligasions 70 send more persons to the
poor house. the prison, the gallows, the
graveyard and to HELL. than any other
6rm. our splsce of business easily.
foucd, and may be known BY the squ.lor
filth, obscsui,y., or misery Of tie custom
era who congregate around them.
DEATH L Co. will spa:e 90 pains or
expense TO bying the wives aud ohildren
Of their customers 70 misery. temporal
and eternal, and drive to delirium and
death q many as the public good may re.
quirs Sasisfactofy rsfstsases Dan be
given To- county iails: houses iof oorrsc.
ton, lunstic ssylums hospitals, work-
houses, insolvsnt debtors oontts, she
court of bankruptcy, or ths wives and
families Of those whom DBArH 4 Co.
have hadthe hsppiaess 70 nsko drunk
ards.
/ N. ..B-DEATH d Co are making spe-
cial efort 1t the present tims, odlss sfaoe
and ruin every yonng man.
Gentlemen, ~ caliine atS our place Of
busisesss may zee specimens Of drunk
ards. and subjects Of the chsrnel house,
stali hours by day and by pight, ,SgNDAys
not excepted. DSArH 4 Cd :.
Send for sample Of our 10 cent Jeans,
L .TaaHT2 EIAlr-.7) aaDT3 TA8l
lTAlb0ft'S One Price and Cash StOfA.
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EECmpled Strawberries Green Peas,
Greed Coin, cfohat6es, Peaches, Cdye
Oysters, Salmon, Pears, Roasted Coffee,
Teass1s 1sSaear, Fine O Ggafs, dTobsccBs'
Bread. Rnsk, Cakes and Notions for sale
At lUwFafes Fcaslf at III S2dSOW
3 JACOB REINHERR'S.
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IafrQaSy DsectQy'se se.saygeeo!sii sye
lent on the msttersaps explaining to the
tax payers OF this county their appoint.
6gase 81 aSapeffhss1 4eis al ssssbs When
there we're six bids before thcm ranging
IRON s70tshea25sss-is sIsH 10 aha ssss
We have performed our duty in the
matter 'ahSd 16w cissss u efop iByestiga-
ton by the County Commissioners, be-
fere wAem-is viii come, Tor approval, at
the March session.
.Fl1Eu2Z 2ZlSgLGEALAAH
ATye young men, nsnsd PHILLIP
NruHARr and GroRaE LAuDERBURa,
we're omlyasjuredinn saturday, the,
18th inst, near the middle Church, on
VIM Creek fshR JsoddyI ,TEsy9 xsfe
grinding some implements on . stone
rdh " stsan power lths stone bdrStsd
one eisceAiyikins NEgaAsF'sssp break
'ias ths Zones ID seyerkl plices between
the elbow and shoulder. Another piece
struck LAupERssRa on the abdomen,
,cdaisk k1ssAS sna beaixise hln badIy,
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RasIroaA naeee,.g.

A meeting in the interest Of the Bell
aire 4 Southwestern Railroad Sill De
held in WoodsHeld on Saturday, the
36th inst, at l O'Clock in the afternoon.
Turn out men, and let " finish the work
at this meeting. ~&&
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County Correspondence.
Reported for The Spirit Of Democracy


~FroesOnso TpwushIp. sa
Report HaaaiBal School for the
month commencing January II. 1876,
and ending February ii. 1876, An,
Grade. q Teacher. No. en-. Pr ct.
High School, A. F CLARK i A 81
Intermsdfste. IsAisc sufrR q s5
Primary. Bessie NoLL 81 9a
aAsss RoaIfor HONOR syss2 81
: Higk SchoolAJohn Lenkard.. Ferdi.
nand Neuensch wander, John Shriev, Geo
Noll, John Potts, sOrphas Lloyd, Rosa
Suter, Mary Cline, Carrie Hyer, Clara
Cline, Lille Neuenschwander, SusaE
Potts, Emma Suter, Ada Suter, Herietta
Brauniich, Agatha Muhieman, Phebe
Inss,nsdiase 81 oseptiine .Rist, Mary
Suter. Sarah Cline, Florence Lenkard,
Charles Bralnhch, Harmsu Reithmiller,
VIM. Fishbach, George Kast, John Zeh,
NJ. LIZehs 0tis Cramer, Alfred Hofsr,
Jacob Tisher, Josephine fisher, Ella
Haskins, Mary Buch valid, Ada Leap.
Primary-Lizzie Boice, Maggie Buch-
valid, Lizzie Hyer, Mary Lloyd, Sarah
Potts, Rosa fisher, Mary c Potts, How
ard Dodglas, Phebe fisher, Effls fisher,
Emma Braunlich, Willie Neuenschwan.
der, james Cfamer, Samuel Hofer, VIM
Henthorn, John Rist, John Kast, Bessie
Fishbach. Julius Cramer. Godfsey Potts,
Vim. B. fisher, VIM. Rist. Alice May,
Louisa fisher. A. +. CLARK, Supst.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-22

a hentotp1A baA rE3ES CSC .EH'al ~
why Will you suffer from Rheuma.
tism, Sprains, Stiff Joints, Swallinga. Burns
Scalds or Weak Back, when the Centaur Lini-
nent afaEds certain relief Many articles
soothe pain to certain extent, but the Contaur
Linimsnt cures. The White Iinimant l.
for the human family, the Yellow Linimeot i
for horses and animals.--dsol4. 151iSY.
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Written fori The Spirit o., Democrxey.l
From Franklin Township.
-n rxs ROLL of HONOR
STAFFORD, ONO, Feb. le, 1876

En-, srlsl1 Seeing no communication
ron Franklin fora period, / thought I
would send in few items. The panic
has had its seffect,u9on business here as
elsewhere, yet the people are In good
spirits. looking forward In bright pros
peots ofA f,efserfdsure, although we have
nothing promising from our present Leg.
islature In the wayof better laws.eos az
Stafford has three dry goods stores do
ing q lively business; goods can be
bought at reasonable prices. /. G0oding
and D. Blair are now partners IN the plan.
ing mill. They have purchased lot OF
A. Hughes, east Of town. where they pro.
noae settinu nj. snd caervioo J. on an eYten.
80 se.Is :. ~: ~ :..,c ~ - - s1-'s'
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..BEALLSvILLR
SELFSgT lSGHOOTl

n. 4s.ss .s..loa,oi .1lsI ssAsA WIN bose
.menos on
) seAGoNDAY, .JDEY 24sa67os, rssg
and close Friday. September 10, 1915.
ccnestens sesshstssill be s.eleysA .Aff
no labor will be spared 70 make this sohSol
Of thorough iustruotion.
Semi. .ns8tk@ &ansfatiot wiz n fn:
also, aasoture saM wesk onths Athsory 4ud
practice Of teaching. for tbs benefit Of those
i1ss,.s G,;:,s:y s3ss; ,ss;' s',,
sehoel
-e7zA -Ses, -0s2
TUITION.
Higher Branches .~..ss..,.,....U 90
1aition IN Ii1as6s. Ne ueunys trsfap4sd,
except in cases Of protraotsd illnsss. :
Good accommodations. At reasonable rates,
can bs hse BY studsnes in the town.. sitAes
in.pf0 &f&alisS Sor Il the HsAifEfTS
Ror farther particulars. 1safl on or sddrsss
D. McVAY, Principal.
% ssBsaiisvills, Nearoso ocSsnty.l0h I
febs. .'7smd.
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Cross and sickly children can be
Inads hsalsh5 sedptrpnB byresslssins their
stomanhs and bowels with Castoria. II Is
more effsctiysthan' Castor 0iland isss pleasant
to take as honey. For Wind Collie, Sour Ston.
och, Worms spH Costiypsss thsts9isr nothing
In existence itMse&squul &squual to castoriia. io'a ~ u n-
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|, II joan g! RowsD, son Of Jous NJ!
RowsD. OF sqnpsyfsslled, sle Noble county.
died at the residence OF bis father, in
thakF FAcseeh FhHfsdsys thA A9tb iass. iass.
Some time since Mr.. RowxD x&s knock
cd down and rubhadiin Columbus, near
the depot, and tits supposed he died
fsSs6 ths ihjsdsAIrscsiSea) a)atdhatutip4
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FOR RENT.-A farm of 40 acres ad-
joining Woodsield. Terms .oashEtrAp-
ply to VIZ. HUNTER,
Jan. 18,. V6lts. sEMo0dsaeM ,.Ohio.
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THE. SPIRIT
iidATF0s 'HssTI1dU
YEAR.

~ - Az ~ ~ ~ -
We intend, if it is in our power,
10 male TT ART pF RsM9ckA@ a
better epN dnfing fhe ven Just
Ieopmsaced than ittfs over been in.
the past.
We can say, without egotism, ap-
pealing to our readers for confrma-
.tioii 81 the statement, that finl the
estimation of itsfsubscribers and it's
exchanges, this paper stands among
the very foremost country papers in
the States The patronage, We now,
receive is not only gratifying but
flattering. -.--
For the future we expect to abate
|nonek Of cur zeal, for Democratic
principles, rat' the iisame' time we
avtoSw otf determination to denouhce
evils and evil-doers in County, State
and Nation, switAoutyregard 70 the
party affiliation of such evil-d0efs.
Weswill.de our utmost conscientious
ly toserve the inferests'of the PEOPLE.
In short we expect to furnish q live,
wide awake ahd reliable paper. IL .
1 70 encourage us id our efforts, we
ask this favor: That every subscri-
ber, without exception, shall en-
deavor to secare for US one additions
al Subscribers s1Au ngsWew
Remember:thst the postage an
THR Spirit, to parts Of the coan-
try viii be baid bylus, 50 that ouf
subscribers win have no postage tc
ttFS11 asss1&H .st@st's' sst-5ies sEfaiaEs
pay. -srs,os aaasa ,.ssia1
fEnsss TO OIsUBsCRIBERs. j
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s .ssrAFFoea1SrO -
Normal and Classical Institute
stafford, Monroe Co. Ohio.

o GALENDAR..
L.. term 1oa com commsnoe., Tas.dst. Ny = I've,
ends July I. stT7S.sa dHzH IL
"a term eommsnces Tuesday, Julr Is. 1879,
ends September - ,pfS7s5 AaI0
Sd term commences Tussdsy. ueaobes ~.
ie7e. ends Dsqsmbsrsa2 asT.I L I &
4th term oomnsness TsSsdsy. y1ASsasg Z.
1877. ends March 9. 1877.
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gz3sfsI LIE-l y ,.OF
Transfers Of Real Estate.
John Gambs tc John Christuian, ''l6G
acres, Seneca township, 81 900.
..r.Os r. Dangsl. to John. Rugaegssr. &
acres, Switzerland township. $500.
IX SaSE EIsEG - ESaYs a T.
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@Gold closed in New York the
18th inst, at 81 1885, STklRG1i5l
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EThe Democrats were victorious
In the Texas State slectionelast week -
Score one. s,s~a.Ys
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Written for The Spirit Of Dsmoofscy.,
NUMERICAL ENIGMA.
No. III am composedlof l6letters. q
Ny IL 3 8 = 15 is the name Of fowl.
MYl6,5 8 lois to give favor TO-, "a
Ny 149 l3 l is stay. .sese ss,W
My 2S IL is small amphibious animal.
My whole Is the name of q, apreminent
gentleman Of Monroe County, Ohio. "a
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LrrrER PosrAaE on CARps.-People
wG0 t@iss lpyos.al clsai sFs1 soaaed shal
they must not date the card on its face.
By ruling Uf tie oposenssl general
any card eugwhich aayshias aetever is
writtei "a the -, bealdee ne address
win b charged 3 lsttss pSlAge.
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slvebtesd vhafss ii B.ll saaWi
RAILROAD stock subscribed since the l4th
Inst
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eHThe card of DR.. J. E. DILLON will
be found In this issaeI The Doctor 10
kuoxp thropsheut this region y Z safe
physician and surgeon. He ~ilf attend
calls at ell hours, day or hight.
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EEAll goods in our line at bottom
cash prices, at the Dug Sters of 7. 0
CASTLE Il Co.
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III(Lstnlt For Sale F|

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BNU Esbss on Tie Naristta. ,Pitsburg 4
clsyslsndiR r. Conf ortsbls sfrsns house d
7rooms, large b.rn .snaa pIsaty sf fruit trees
= = Efba, washington Co. O.
t'ss.. 1sa aeal cf'Df gef: :sJ0HN.a
.Ssssi>9ss = MsNsseNs oS<ssds,o
Feb 90, 1876 -4v. s rs@
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~The Prospectus of the Wheeling
Rsgister wiltbe fopad in this issue
The RegiHeris agood newspaper and
it's politics are sound.
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-sEEChoice Young Hyson Tea -werth
40 cents, at 2s cents per quarters for
casA. az, TO G.srLE, l. SSs Drug
Store.