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Probate Notice

A CCOUNTS and vouchers have been fled in
II the Probate Court of Monroe County.
Ohio for settlement, by the following Execu-
tors, Administrators and Guardians.
Second and final account of A. L. Morgan Ad-
ministrator of Samuel A. Morgan;
Second partial account Of Geo. Braun Itch Ex-
ecutor of David Dinger; thG,
Second and final account of Benjamin Fawcet
Guardian of Albert and Rachel A Mcnugh;
Third partial account of II. B. Hill Guardian
of Peter Yoho's heirs;
Second partial account of H B. Hill Guardian
of Sarah j. Carter;
First and final account of Harriet Messerley
Administrative of Anthony Messe,ley;
First partial account of Jacob Afolter Exc Gu
tor of Mary Afolter;
Third partial account of Andrew Twinem
Guardian of Sarah Rutter;
First partial account of B. f. Howiler Admin
istrator of Joseph Howiler;
First partial account of YIN Read Guardian of
Perry McElroy's heirs;
First partial account of Joseph Won. Schwaben
Guardian of Daniel Dennis; u s#
First partial account Of w. N. Cleveland Guar
dian of John w. II. Mcpherson;
First partial account Of Miles Mallett Guardian
of Jane Heddlestone;
First partial account of Geo. Lude and John
Imhoff Executors CT Jacob Burkholder;
Third and final account and distribution of
Richard Stewart Executor and Commissioner
of the insolvent estate of VIM. Lucas;
First partial account Of Martin Yanest Guar
dian Of Jaco, Beam . s1 aE s1
Any person interested may file written
exec Itions to said aceounts,o or any item there
OF, on or before the 3lst day of January next,
when the same will be finally heard and con-
tinued from day to day until disposed of,
JAS. r. MORRIS,
jan4,'76w Probate Judge.
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A Discount for Cash Is Profit Al
ready Secured,

!, 1T is smanlfest and needs NO argument
to mqkeplaip tte simple truth, that men
doing busiaess upon the cash system can
sell cheaper than those doing. bust
ness upon the credit system; therefore, +
4rish to call your attention to the facts,
that on and after January l, 1875, ]
shah Offer the ARG EST
AND BEST stock of Staple
Il Fancy Groceries, (lNcLuD1NG
CANNED GooDs), also Hardware,
NetiOns, & Stationery, Of all
kinds, in this market, ,shich I shall sell
at ONE PRICE, Exclusively for
CASH or APPROVED PRODUCE
In retdrhing thankss dp Ymy patrons,
throaghoatthis coahtry. II desire to assure
them, that SO. tar as lies within ay po,oer,
I shall endeavor to deserue their c0ntin-
usd confidence: that n,y prices, az all
times, shall be LOWER than any house
doing business upon any other than the
cash system.
Hoping to merit continuance Of your
patronage, I am, very respectfully,
II. SCHUMACnER, Jr.
Dec %, 1875.
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.CA.siTORIA. s

Cross, sickly babies and children may enjoy
health, and mothers have rest, if they
viii use Castorauis Worms, feverishness, teeth
ing, wind collie, sour stomach and undigest-
ed food make nkildren orOss, and produces
Castoria will sassimilate the food, expel
worms, and sorrect, all these things For
twenty years Df. Pitcher experimented in his
private practice to produce an effective Cathar.
tic and stomach regulator, which would be as
effective as Castor Oil, without its unpleas-
ant taste or recoil
The reputation of his experiment extended
Physicians and nurses rapidly adopted his rem
edy, to which he gave the name of CastOria.
Castoria is as pleasant to take as hon.
ey, regulates the stomach and bowels, and does
not grippe. 1t is adapted to all agess contains
no alcohol, and is absolutely harmless to
the most tender infant, So afssa ss
Try Castoria once, and you will never be
without it. s4g.',fgs =
Prepared at the Laboratory of ]. B. Rose s.
Co.. 46 Dey Street New York -dec14, ,75wl3Y
.TTIlisL3Ida
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Notice.

DALSER BUTT, JR., who resides in Beverly
II West Virginia. will take notice that on ths
lst day of January, 1876, Michael Butt filed
in the court of common pleas of Monroe
county, Ohio, his petition, which ia now pend
ing therein, against said Balser Butt, Jr. IAN
others; the object and prayer of said petit
tion is to establish the will of Marcus Butt,
the same with the record thereof, having
been destroyed by fire, and for decree for
the title to the southwest quarter of the
southwest quarter of section sixteen in town
ship five of range six, aud twenty acres of
the east end of the south half of the south.
east quarter Of section twenty-five in the
same township and range, and that said cause
viii be for hearing at the March term Of said
court. HOLLISTER & OKgY, i
jan4,'7sW6. Att'ys for Michael Butt. =
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FOR SALE.

An order for No. 6 SIS Wilson Shut
tie Machine for S25, which would make
the machine come at S45; and an order
for Domestic Machine for Sl5, price
S65. which would make the machine
come at S47 30; which are warranted for
years. Also second hand Singer
Machines and Wheeler & Wilson from
$40 to $40: -.
VIM. MINSTERMAN, Agent,
WooDsFIELD. MONROE COUNTY, OHIO.
NOV. 9, lS75-tf. -
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.sIR A comnsnieation p appears in A tbs 7
issue on the best method Of furnishing
water to pupils in schools We request
Prof.'s ENocH MARTIN, DAVID McVAY,
slNlW2L1ss9 r. 3. 6 TsEroaD,aJ. A.
MARSHALL. S. ScHooLcRAFr, S. A. AT
Krssoss WsF. WmE, +. G.. LorEs, g. b,
WAY, B. L MoRRIs. J. r. PENN1NeroN,
v WsT, Rer1sSEIElR,snt r, al others syAo
will be kind enosgh, to write out their
views on this, and .oE any other pertain
ing to schools and their government,
and fosward, them 20 vps dor publication.
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Bridge Notice.

THE County Commissioners will meet on the
i Holmes farm, on Sun6sh Cresk,o
Friday, the tn day Of January, 1876.
At IL o'clock NJ, to receive bids for making
the fill on the south side Of the bridge, across
the creek, at that point. The Board reserves
the privilege of rejecting any and all bids.
By ord er of the Commissioners. WILLIAM
WBDDLE, Auditor Monroe Co., O.-jsn4,'7 '76,
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Talbott's Headlight.
LADIES' READY MADE SUITS

LADIES' READY MADE SUITS.
Our purpose is to make this addition
an attractive feature of our business
And in order to make it success, and
have the ladies appreciate it, We know
that we will have to offer them advanta-
ges over the old plan Of getting their
dresses. This we can and will do, as the
advantages are numerous when you come
to think Of them. 80 1
This branch of the mercantile trade is
becoming very popular, and is successful
ly msnsged in the cities and larger towns
all over the country. And we have for
some time felt that it was, want of this
community, that We could meet and make
profitable, both to our customers and our
selves. sF
We are now ready to meet this demand,
having already in stock a variety of suits.
both in style and price. Will be getting
in new ones everyfew days. cirhis week
wewill receive some very pretty Black
Alpaca suits, to sell from ten to twelve
dollars. = s;Tnar3 .sft.a..s, t,la9sii
Read some Of the inducements for buy
ing your suits ready made. You can
save time consumed in selecting. your
gooas.i You can save time spent in Sc
lecting your trimmings. You can save
time spent first in running about to know
how much goods to, get; second, time
spent 10 running back two or three times
to get more.s You save the time and wor.
ry Of having to decide what style you
viii have your suit made. You save the
disappointment that often occurs after a
great deal Of lost time and worry in Sc.
lectiug your goods, to find that it does not
make up as pretty as you expected.
Z You can't get them to fit nicely, some
one will say. Why is it that three .fourths
of mems suite are bought read made and
yet they are much more difficult to fit
than ladies? Simply because enterprise
has met the demand Of trade by art in cut.
ting. and greater variety of styles Id the
manufacture. This demand in ready made
suits for ladies will be met in the same
way. There will be no trouble about the
fitting. = ~ 's'-
: We have also arranged for making suits
to order. Selections can be made from
goods in stock, and with one days notice
the suit can be furnished. We intend to
keep constantly good stock, that when
you come, We will have variety Of styles
from which to select. OF course our
terms on Suits will be the same as on 9th
er goods. One Price and Cash. Cash
will give tho customer value. One price
deals with them houorably.
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COW FOR SALE.

/ have an excellent COW for sale. She
is fresh, gentle and will furnish all the
milk required for a family. My resi-.
dence is on the farm of F. KoEHLER, II
miles North of Woodsfeld. My reason
for selling-intend to remove from this
vicinity. < ALEXANDER ELsoN.
Dec. %, 1875-3t ~
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Cincinnati Live STOCK Market.

F." December 80.
CATTLE Common grades, 2@3 90 !;
fair to medium, 8 25@4 %; and good
to extra butchers 4 5o@5 25. Feed
ing steers in fair demand at from 8 so
GA so for fair to good heavy grades.
HOGS-Common to good light s go
as IS; fairsto good packing. 8 s5@7
10, and few choice at 1907 %.
SHEEP-Market firm at from 3@4
90 for common, and 4 25@6 for fair to
good. "4'l ~ oHh
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Monroe Bank,

s~THE SprRIr is mailed to suhscri-
bers oussidspf Monroe County, free of
postagss AZ slbo ger year. 1fsyoq
want yenr fhndslin ste westb know
what is going on in Monroe county send
them THE SPIRIT.
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SIf you vantsale bills, lettcflheads,I
business cards, envelopes with business
card printed, bills of lading, or other
job work, call at The SPIRIT office, or
send your order. We Willdo you good
work at low rates.
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ENcw prints at ST and 7c, brown
.muslins ST to &c, felt skirts 75c, 5almo-
raj skirts CSC, heavy cotton hose l24c,
heavy jeans at 25c worth 35c, morocco
shoes for ladies 81 As, colored canton
fiannelsI2Ac, and many other goods at
astonishingly lows prices 70 be found
only at the one price cash store of
MORRIS & ARMSTRONG.
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HA meeting is in progress 1t the
HnwlLER school house, in Seneca town
ship, under the direction Of Rev, DAH-
FORD. Of the n. r. Church. assisted by
several local ministers. There has been
twelve additions, and more than that
number of conversions.
e HOur correspondent as" Of Suns.
Ahry township, writes: "S,ill more Of
tae residents Of this township are be-
cosaing Interested in the proposed rail-
road, and are manifesting the same by
taking stock. The fixed purpose seems
70 be that We will have Railroad, -
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GEO 6 HCB5ARD
HUBB ARD.
To the Public. :

NOTICE is hereby given that the Infmary
IN Dir ectoIs of this county will not, in the
future. pay any bills for the care of raupsrs
or tramps, or medical treatment Of the same,
other than for those who are bona fde resi-
dents of the county ard entitled to relief.
JOHN PFALZ4RAF, HENRY SMITH, ROBERT
MoCAMMON, Infrmary Direct of Monroe
County, Ohio. jan4,'76w3
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s.HTbe once Of Deputy CoIleotot.
in the seyeralieountiess of this Revenue
District ,ahe 18th, has been abolished ~
In its sstsad there will be two travel
ing Inspectors appointed; zone 5for what
was tiie 10th District, north of us, and
one for the original 18th District.
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Vt) advertisements.
Notice..

FpHR in6rmary Directors of Monroe county
l will receive sealed proposals to Tues day
February ! to superintend the. County In.
firmary from March /, 1875, The Board re-
serves the right to reject any AMI all bids.
jana, '76w3. HENRY SMITH, Pres.
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~If you want the news or Monroe
County, the general news Of importance,
late market reports. subscribe for The
Spirit. TERMS One year 81 50; six
,months x0tehtsA Office, North Of The
Monroe Banks
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RTax-paying, without the penalty
prescribed by law, closed Friday even
ing, the 31st ult. The Collectors will
receive tie books this week They are
ito be returned on or before Saturday
the,15th iust.L 80 a5iIa WoJIT'
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CHICAGO.

Dec so.-Foaar 5s75af 5e;wheat 81
a96c; Corn 42a50c; Oats 30c4; Rye
s7es Barleyg7ssslc. ynFENE8f%
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EFThe Delinquent Tax Sale takes
plaossoh Tuesday, The 18th inst. THE
law requires the lands delinquent for
tases. 70 bs published after the 10Th Of
Deeember neach year, In sone newspaf
perrin each county in the State. II viii
be found elsewhere in this issne. ~. -, !
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w Flour, Coffee, Sugar, Teas, To
baccos, Cigars, School Books, Paper,
Pens, Ink. Envelopes, Csndy, Bread,
Cakes, and any other article usually
found in grocery store, for sale at the
lowest prices for CASH, at
5 4yr~zsk p. SCHUMACHER'S, JR.o
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Cross and siclxly children can be
made healthy and strong by regulating their
stomachs and bowels with Castoria. 1t is
more effective than Castor Oil and is as pleasant
to take as honey. For Wind Collie, Sour Stom-
acb, Worms and Costiveness, there is nothing
in existence equal to Castoria.
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DY virtue of an order of sale to me direct.
ID ed from the court of common pleas Of
Monroe county, Ohio, | will offer for sale al
the front door of the court house,in the town
of Woods9eld between the hours Of 10 o'clock
a. m. an O'Clock p. m, on
Saturday, the 9th day of February, 1876
the following described real estate, situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit:
Lot number thirty-nine in the town o.
Lewisvills.
Appraised ats
TO. LITTLE,
dec28 '75w5. Sheriff II. CO.
l.. HoEpFLER, Atty.
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RMrs. 4 HlAfFsAHA ~ 4 y ssAtgH'r y Fsa'p of Suns
bury township, few days since, was
wsshing ciothes when large kettle of
boiling water accidentally overturned,
badly .smfding hersfeetZand aukless prob.
ably injuring one foot and ankle so sc.
rfousiy asLto Permanently disable Her.
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fEThe river was booming high the
first Of last week. At. Darlington the
water was within one and half feet oi
BooTH's hotel A number of cellars
were full of water, -, ,.,., 80
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,xMTse, :, sSy. lSSS' lSsS e. Asa q, tssI. ssir
shooting pistols and fre-crackers. Shoot
ing the old year out, was what they
called ii: Y ad0 d 30
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HThe food ragged ON Wilasig Creek
Sunday night, the 26th ult. The water
was ten inches in depth in Mr.. HoDeE's
store 10 Calais, and in several dwelling
houses. CHI
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%The largest assortment of hats
and caps, boots and shoes, in town. can
he found at HOEFFLER'S store, South
of the Court House. Call and see him,
goods and prices, before going else
where.
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" Y fS4tJs t.e'*-4-t : El7'lt 70 o Il !
BUSINESS NOTICES

H Shawls, blankets, felt skirts, nu
bias &c, at greatly reduced prices to
close at the one price cash store of
MORRIS & ARMSTRONG
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.ss M The seelshratien sof ,tAe Sabbath
kSchcol in ths'M. e. Church sAt Bealh-
ssjlis 1s calissHss day reported 70
.bave been splendid affair. An pres
eSt were s7SesdKhkly!Well pleased.ssss
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kT0n Sunday night thess26th cult, o
daughter of Mr.. AUGUST MILLER, Of
Gfandsiew township, Washington codnnll
ty, was drowned by falling from foot
log across Archers Fork. She was
walking the log when fash Of light
nidg cadse6 hef to bose shet balance
and fall into the stream, which was very
high. Several persons saw her fall, but
xerelunable:toa rescue her The body
was found next day, two miles below.
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W Don't fail to call at HOEF-
FLER'S store. He sells dry goods,
groceries, hardware and queensware at
astonishingly prices
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why Will you Suffer from Rheuma-
tism, Sprains, Stiff Joints, Swellings. Burns ,
Scalds or Weak Back, when the Centaur Lini-
ment affords certain relief. Many articles
soothe pain to certain extent but the Centaur
Lininient cures. The White Liniment is
for the human family, the Yellow Liniment is
for horses and animals-dec14, 75w13Y.
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PiiiiadeiphIa.
Cincinnati.

Dec 30.--Flour 5 25a6 25; Wheat l
25a1 35; Corn 46c; Oats 35a43c;
Barley "a; Rye 79c
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Chicago Cattle Market.

.Dscspbsr 80.
CATTLE-Sales of shipping cattle at
4 1904 80; good to choice, 5@5 S2i
HOGS-Packers, 6 40@6 10; light
bacon sarades, 6 90@7; New England,
6 s5@7; Philadelphias, 6 9O@7 Is.
SHEEP-COmmon lots, 2 50@4.
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AgProf. LOPEZ and his Bride arrived
on the 3lst ult. The Professors many
frieaas here extend tbeirepngsatsals.i s.ions
and wish him and his bride health,
Ahs6 ind happipsss ,s'sse., ,, ..ai sais'ssS 200
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HThis is the week of prayer
Quarterly meeting IN the NJ, E Church
of this place thessthA and 9th inst. Rev
BURT, the Presiding Elder win be pres
ont.
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From Rev. Roberts 8. Rowe, BalGi.
stEfl more.
No. 400 LIGHT STREET.

No. 400 LIGHT STREET.|
we, Baltimore, Feb. 22d, 1873.
R H. PENNEwELL, Esq Newton, Nd:
My Dear Brother: Your favor to
hand; and in reply would say, that l
consider the "Davis" the best, simplest
and most complete sewing machine in
the market. l have seen a number of
other kinds in operation, but / prefer
the movement and work of the "Davis''
to all others We have been using one
for nearly three years, and the more we
use it, the more confirmed we are in our
opinion Of its merits My wife has
quilted with it five entire large bed
quilts.
Wishing you much success, I am
yours, in Christ Jesus.
ROBERT SEMPLE Rowe.
WIN. MINsrERMANN, Agent, woods
field, Ohio. aa.sy
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MARRlED.-On the 26th ult, by Rev.
VIZ. G. SMITH, Mr.. GEORGE P. Dom
and Mis- HssF BAkEas BAq.4E.sr beth R sof f y Woods
~s0a lhs leth day bf ebecembeb 1875,
at the Brides mothers, BY ". H, HAw;-
KINs, Esq of Perry township, MI. LEM
yzb NJ Eoss4kss s1ds Ass aE p.
CLINE. . . anSG !
yAHtHs4 4esidenoe 'of the Brides fSfher
ip the town of Sppmer6eld,s Ohio, De.
cember 3sd, 1878, by Rev! WI. J4ifEs,
Mr. THoxAs GksEss 4sk, " 81 Lewisville,
Monroe County, Ohio, and Miss MAR
JHA "a HoRsos, sof sSunmeraeld, & Noble
ConntvkfJb;o sOoa isec lef i!as -
q AZ she'fesidense Of che brideg father
III Monroe sCouhty, bUhio, December
goth, 1875, by Rev. W. H. JAxEs, Mr..
JAMss Il. HoGuuE and Miss HXrxAH N.
MAssIs both sof. Mouroe, County Ohio.
y
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EgMoRRIS i ARMsTRoNG will
open this week some bargains in black
Watch proofs ybleached and unbleached
muslins, black alpaccas, jeans for men
and boys, and some staple notions.
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THE undersigned is prepared to do all man
l ner OF house painting at low rates. He
has had ten years experience In tho business
and solicits the patronage of tbs public gen.
orally. WILLIAM f. SLOAN,
jan4.'76Y., Witten's,P O., Monroe Co., o,
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n Sid .4zl 10 tn7&s ,e<z il 70 szfsf 5-Jxt
SD errsptVsss Aartgage. md ilas
Claim Deeds, Chattle Msrtgagesss sSsu-
none, Subpenas, Executions, and other
blanks used by Justices Of the Peace for
sale at TrnSrssrpdiMooAa
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bsar- -Vtcnt R1fsfs, fognerly !
residsnfsf liz county died II Grand
view township, Washington county, on
,Fassdsy, t0s Is1st iult His Sfsmaihs
sxeSsint@ft4d ssith the honors .ot Ma.
scnry Il Brownsville, this couOt, the
23d ult. .h.sssts as4rsl i.ra zasA .sa2
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New York.

Dec.aO.-Flour 4 25@9 90. Wheat
l O9a1 80; Corn 59a72c; Oats 44@
Sic Rye S7a95c. Barley GOAL 20.
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ECDuring the year ending Decem-
bet'2ytH t6ere ksfe received ID the Bal
timore market l13,37s beef cattle, 1885,
02S hogs ahd i74,sio sheep and lambs.
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@ Choice Gun Powder Tea roth
IS cents, at 25 cents per quarter, for
cash, at T. o. CASTLE & Co 3 Drug
Store.
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~ kslie .ct5tld Mr.FxcHEI.
;ftss of Grandvisv, " ashingson icoun-
ty, fell over the river bank into the river
.ssssass plsa md skhoash stabsae ont
within Eve minutes, life was extinct.
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L DCarle.on, threshing, lnfrmary ....5 10
Geo Reed, viewer Lieuellen road i so
W EHurd, Justice in State cases, .....7 rs
D Neuhart, insurance on Jail. -. ...93 rs
John Stoehr, tobacco Infirmary. .......2 90
Ja&Drum, fees Infrmary Director. ...l2 SO
J Alb doe, witness Ohio vs. Ba,kers... so
GeoCuFry, do Shuman.... 5O
Clark & Henthorn. do Martin .....4 SO
r Gibson, viewer Lieuellsn road i so
Same do Kennedy road .......l so
Salisbury, opening poll book. .......s 25
T Little, attending court Nov, 1875. "a 90
John Hall. do do -. "a 90
r McCammon. fees InHrmary Director. 5 90
T II Armstrong, med wit insanity case.2 Is
Roe, post mortsm ex'n Michael. rs 90
F Reef, witness Ohio VS. W Troy -. SO
Grand Jury, November term, 1875 l5s 30
Petit Jury, do do ...392 Is
Witnesses before grand jury Nov.
term, 1875. .203 as
Witness State cases, do lisa go
f n Beard, Justice Chic vs. B Barker...7 10
same --~ do ~ D Ford 3 90
T o Little, Sheriff habeas corpus cases III 80
Hoefier, witness Ohio vs. W Troy. SO
Adam Arnold, viewer Beallsvills road. L 50
Shake, chain carrier Lieusllen and
Stephen road. ...... .....7.......2 90
Thos Little. jsnitor Nov term, 1875 .36 90
R Stewart, return poll book Justice elec.1 90
Center tp. adv pay't Dec col,lS75. 1900 90
Wooisield Dist, do do ...i2O0 90
Summit tp, t do do -. 600 90
Geo W Bracsy, viewer Bsallsvills road, l SO
J c Yoho, coal, so 90
W Hunter, Atty, Ohio Va Bankers, 100 90
& & darty. jurors Coroner's inquest, e 90
Arthur 0key, surveyor Sycks road, 10 90
Tracy, viewer Mcmahon road. SO
Viewers and chain carriers, Syks road, q SO
Windham, viewer LieueIlsn road. SO
George Pryor,yiewer Lieuellen road. SO
AUDIroR's OFFICE. MoSRoE COUNTY, OHIO,
January !, 1876.
certify the abovs to bs Correct,
WI, WEDDLE.
JAM, ,'iGtl. Auditor N. Z. v.