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Lebanon Locals.

Rev. G.. w. WILsoE is holding pro-
tracted meeting in this place. There
has been about twelve aeeessions up to
the time of present writing: =" r
There is, beginning to be let up on
the tobacco question. J W. WATSON
&, Co., have purchased 0,000s lbs. /.
b. DAY, 100000 lbs, purchased at an av-
erape of about FIVE dollars per hundred.
81 A little child of Rev. GEORGE BREN-
NER was badly torn by, q dog last week.
The wounds were very severe.
Mr.. H. DEARTn killed black snake,
Decembes 3Oth, that was feet inlength
The pleasant weather scaased him to
leave his winter quarters to meetan un
timely death at the hands Of the afore'
said gentleman. Peace to his ashes J.
the snakes we mean.
L Mr.. G. W. WALLACE, OF Lebanon, II
the owner of q goat that is more agile
than an Alpine Channels. He roosts .
night on the top Of house in company
with. an ola shanghai and bantum. H'
is somewhat Of somnambulist. Th'
! other evening while in this state OF ab
stfactedness he sailed forth and 30 mncl
forgot himself as to make q meal OF
coat that had accidentally been left out
1 Tue owner of that coat is no longer
friend to that part of Mr.. WALLACE
geological collection. There has bee
a proposition made to sell or trade thl
goat ANY man with a large collectlo
Of hounds who wishes to trade hound
tfor a goaG califinyS sEsAa 1a.zSsA
4 Fishing is now getting ripe. One Q
the boys took in 20 lb: pike; ne va
excellent Weforgot to send any I
the printer. Don't come down; jim
BUCHANAN, stay at home; we've gt
your luck. From AxsHANDLE.
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Written for The Spirit Of Demoeracyl
From Swlixerland Township.

49, JANUARY 5, 1910. Il
Ed SPIRIT: Not having seen anything
in your valuable paper from our part OF
the county, I have concluded to drop you
a few lines in regard to Switzerland own.
ship. We had very wet weather during
Christmas and New Years The food has
done considera Bile damage along the river
by taking away fodder that was LETT
standing in the fields; the freshet also
took good many fences, The weather
has been too fine for the time OF year.-
The wheat has been growing fine during
the late warm SPELL. Christmas and New
Year passed off quietly in this region,
Well, Mr.. Editor how is it that there
is not more county and township cor.
respondence in your paper than there is
1 always like to know what is going or
in our OWE GO unity, and I suppose that
| Is the case with most all of the readers
of THE SPRITsalI want to renew my
subscription again for The SPIRIT; Mr.
Samuel J. ,Eankouser also wants to sub
| scfile. Enelosed you will find %, To-
which please send one year to Jas. NJ
! Mangold and Samuel j ,Fankhouser,
shall close by wishing you prosperity
happiness and peace for the year 1876
Yours truly, JAs.s NJ. MAxGoLD. !.
Four correspondence is increasing
and we hope our friend MAxeoLD vii
continue to furnish US the news frou
Switzerland township. SPIRIT
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I; !; Talbot ! Headlight.
He That Trusteth in His
1 Il hs ssE FaE a7sc
Riches Shaft Fall.-Prov. zi., 2s.

LADIES READY MADE SUITS.
Our purpose ia to make this addition
On attractive feature of our business. -
Aud in order to make it success, aud:
have the ladies appreciate it, We know
that ,We.wili have to offer them advants-
gea 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. ,-
This branch of the msrcantile trade is
becoming very popular. sndis successful
" managed in the cities and larger towns
ell over the country. And we have for
some time felt that it'w was want Of this
community, that We could meet and; make
profitable, both to our customers and our
Selves. : = .st fz.a
We are now ready to meet this demand,
having already in stock 9 variety Of suits,
both in style and price. Will be getting
in new Pes every few days. This week
we will receive some very pretty Black
Alpaca suits, to sell from ten to twelve
dollars.
Read some Of the inducements for buy
ing your suits ready, made, You can
save time consumed in selecting your
goods. You. can save time spent in Sc
lecting your trimmings. You can save
| time ,pent firstin running about to know
how much goods to get; second, time
lspent 10 running back two or three times
ftogst more. You save the time aud wor
ry Of having to decide what style you
will l.hsvs your suit made. You save th'
disappointment that often occurs after
groat deal Of lost time and worry in Sc
Letting your goods, to find that it does no
make up as pretty as you expected.
You cant getthem to fit nicely, SOM
one will say. Why is it that three fourth
Of men q suite are bought ready-made, ant
yet they are much more difficult to d
than ladies2 Simply because enterpris
has met the demand of trade by art IN cut
/ ting. and greater variety Of styles in th
manufacture. This demand in ready mad
suits forIladies will be met in the sam
way. There will be no trouble about th
fitting. ;.
We have also arranged for making suit
to order. Selections can be made fro'
goods in stock. and with one days motto
, the suit can be furnished We intend
! keep constantlya good stock, thatwhe
you come, We will have variety of style
from which to select. Of course OF
terms on Suits will bethe same as on oil
or goods. One Price and Cash. tCas
will give th, customer value. One prit
. deals With them honorably.
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Written for The Spirit Of Democracy.)
From sunsbury township.

/ .sf.r,,,,skytsg January o, 1oio.
Ed SprRrr: On last w ednesday quite
o sudden death occurred at what, ls
known as the Wheeler school house =
John Latch, ,sprobably nearS1S years OF
age, was attending school and at recess
with the other boys, went out upon the
play ground taking his bat struck the
bali and made his run Returning he
again took his bat, but before he could
strike the second time the blood sud
denly gushed out of his mouth, flowing
freely. An effort was made to get hin
home but they only succeeded in getting
a few hundred yards from the schoo
house when he died by the road side
1t is thought that By some sudden eff1r
blood vessel had been ruptured. : III
funeral was preached the next day in thu
school room where he had attende'
school, lHs Al g t'... .. 81
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ron SALE.

An order for a No. 6 S75 Wilson Shut
tie Machine for s25, which would make
the machine come at s4a; and an order
for Domestic Machine for SIS, price
S65. which would make the machine
come at S47 SO; which are warranted for
5 years. Also 4 second hand Singer
Machines and Wheeler Il Wilson from
$40 to $40:
VIM. MINSTERMAN, Agent,
WooDsFIELD. MONROE COUNTY, Ono,
Nov. 9, 1s75-tf.
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,sMlLLvlLLE,i N. J Sept. 1879

.sae5q,a aMILLvlLLE,N N J ,;Sept. 1879
This certifes dbat l have had in con
slant u.e Davis Vertical Feed Sewing
Machine for more than six years. a.s'7
Owing to its peculiar feed, find 1t to TO
work more satisfactorily than any ma
chine ] have ever used. Having opera.
ted on several at various times, | feel
assured that it possesses advantages
rarely TO be met with. 1t combines
simplicity with durability, and with al
most an unlimited range of work, rem
derins it truly, in all respects, q labor.
saving machine OF the greatest utility
.S,'1'-,s..-ti, ti.i Is w. S. iCALKINs.
vsb ga1 Practical Tailor.
WIN. MlNsrERMANN, Agent, Woods
field, Ohio.
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From the Clarinds JowaI Herald. 10Th u't'l
D1rp.-On the 21st inst in Clsrinda'
Mrs. ANNIE McCANDLEss, in the 1oth
year of her age.
Mis-. McCandless was born in Ale
gheny County, Pennsylvania, May 3o;h'
1906 In early life she united with the
Presbyterian church Of Malaga, Mon
roe county, Ohio, and was married to
the Rev Alexander McCandless Apri
I4th, 1895. BY the death Of Mr.. Nc
Candless in 184S she was left chlldless
widow, and henceforth she continued
her lonely pilgrimage towards the Celes
tial Cirv.
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THE SPIRIT
FOR TIE
FCENTENNIAL YEAR,

~ 81 a TE sg sE & -
Weintehd, If tits il our power,
to mate FHE SeIniT OF DEa EaocaAcy. 4. &
better paper during the year just
commenced than it has ever been in
the, past HqT igHlnn M
We can say, without egotisin, ap-
pealing to our readers for confrma-
ton of the statement, that in the
estimation af 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
fiattering. s-
For the future we expect to abate
J none Il our zeal for Democratic
priaeiples, at the same time We
avew our determination todenounct
evils and, evil. doers in County, Stat'
and Nation, without, regard to til
lparty afitistion Of such eyil-doers
I've viii do our utmost conscientious
liz to save the interests of the PEOPLE
In short We expect to furnish g live
1 vide awake and reliable. paPers...s
TO encourage asin oursfots,aw
ask this favor: That every subts'csf' !
ber, without exception, shall, l,sa1
dsavor toseci,re for'tls one additaIsoft add1as
II afsnbscriber. d IS 50
sslTRRnas TO sUBsCRIBERs, s
) Single copy ! year.................... 80. 9
.s 6 months. j.
Il JERE. WILLIAMS, EDITOR. sa1'
: HENRY r. WEST. Publishes.
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sEE Officers of Monroe Lodge No
1S9, F. 4 A. NJ. for the acurrent year:
Il B. HILL, w. NJ; S. C. KELLEys S.
W.. W. L. DAVIS, J. W.; H. B HILL,
Trese. ;,EERs. WILLIAMS, ssc'y 1 HeAER
j. SMITH, 5. D. N. EDDY. J. D.; WIN
READ, Tyler. oi 58lsesrg 81. bss~-. s:s-'
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MUsrER.-The militia company in this
county will assemble in Woodsfield on
Saturday, the 2ad inst, for the purpose
of having their first muster. The men,
bers are requested to report promptly
a, 10 O'Clock in n.the morning. EN
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I. ktThe officers OF woodsfsld En-.
campment No. 1sss i. 0.bO F, for tue
current term are the following: CHRIS
r1As HslsLIss, C.P.; FErrzf RfEl III
p; o F LITTLE, S. W.; FRED SroEHR,
S.; FsEp, ;KooxIz. Treas. ;flWN. BEAD BEAD
J.W.; JOHN DoHERrY, I. S.; ]. T. JuD'
KISs, rG~asaaSE Esan gssisnessa,
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p% The largest assortment of hats
and caps, boots and shoes. in town. can
I've 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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Cross and siCkly children can he
made healthy and strong by regulating their
stomachs and bowels with sCastoria. 1t is
more effective than Castor Oil and is as pleasant
to take as honey. For Wind Colo. Sour Stom
aoh, Worms and Costiveness, there is nothing
in existence equal to Castoria. ,,asa:
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p why viii you suffer from Rheuma-
tism, Sptains, Stiff Joints, Swellings. Burns
iScalds or Weak Back, when the oentaur Lini-
ment afards certain relief Many articles
soethe pain so.a certain extent but the Centaur
Einiment cures. The White Liniment is
for the human family, the Yellow Liniment is
for horses and animals .75w13Y..
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RThe public may depend upon ua
always having goods at the lowest pri
ces. We receive new goods every week
and as we only have one price, make
sure Of the sale by having it the lowest
So when you want dry goods, clothing
boots, shoes, hats, notions DC, dom
buy until you see our stock. aon.l
MORRIS g. ARMSTRONG;.
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HThe following persons were cleo

THE following persons were elect.
ed officers of the Monroe County Agri-
cultural Society on Saturday, the Sth
inst /:
President-JoHN GArCHELL.
.Yice. .Psesident--JEss A. kErsER.'
Directors-S P. WooD, JOHN DoUaH-
ERrY, THOMAS WRIGHT, JOHN B. READ
and GEoRsE RosE.O .ra<55 -,g s. e.
The Directors holding over are -
HENRY SMITH, JAMES ARMSTRONG and
JOHN RUBY. --
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fwThe Bafnesville Enterprise char
ges 81 each for publishing school re,
ports. That's small business, MAC
Down here in the 'idark hills we. can
afford 10 publish such reports free Of
charge, md are doing il, They are
gratifying 10 parents and children-thev
show the standing Of pupils, and are
not and should not be clsssed as adver.
tisements.
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Nr6e BsIlsire correspondent ofyhe

wTas Bsnsire correspondent of'she
Wheeling Register, 9Th inst says: 80 3a
aThe Bellaire and Southwestern Rail
road is beginning to spread very fast
within the past few days. and' donrs OF
Eve Of the parties doubled their stock
subscriptions yesterday" az4s 2
That is good news. Let us' have
more. .of. it.. This end 10 bound to pull
up TO the required figures s.,I
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wDon't fail to call ut HOEF-
FLER'S store. He sells dry goods,
groceries, hardware and lqueenswsre at
astonishingly prices. E} q
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BUSINESS NOTICES
Fresh Oysters at A. DIETER's

HNew arrival bleached and un-
bleached muslins, black alpsccas, water
proofs, worsted fringes. notions &c, at
the 10 vest cash prices at NORRIS q
ARMSTRONG'S. S
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eg Here is an item from the Noble
codAAy Press, worthy the attention oi
farmers: 49,
sHngh Shields, a fsrmer in Sharon
township, this county had an experience
in wheat growing last year that presents
q peculiar phase of the chess taeory.-
He drilled in q field Of about twelve
acres withlc clean, pure seed wheat OF the
Weavil Proof variety. This field lles
on the top Of q ridge, and was plougneo
the previous spring and sowed TO cate
Through this field when harvest came
about three bfeadths Of the drill, y YER
found filed With cheat while the rest 0
the ield was entirely clear of the pest
| How are we to account for this S's ssss,
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/ cEHe sat on the pavement near
RE,xHERR's corner, about midnight, and
sang theiold year out. This was his
song:
IT'S mid (bic jnightI aud the setting sun,
Is rising in the wide, wide (hic) west; :
The rspid rivers sloyly (hic) rqnI III
The frog is on his (hic) downy nest;
The pensive goat aud sportive 1hic) COW
Hilarious (hic) hop from bough to- thic)
nrsfil lbDoughirn ui.ln1l 1nl lnan
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yI keep strictly. choice old wheat
-four, salt, staple and fancy groceries,
stationery, notions and hardware, and
sell for cash or approved produce.
P. SCHUMACHER, JR.
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p@Calicoes, Clothing, Muslins, and
other articles in the dry goods line for
sale at reduced rates by ., HOEFFLEk
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wREtNHERR has canned peaches
tomatoes, corn, peas, strawberries, and
salmon. Give him call. 4-.a
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{ I@ The best quality of Family Flour,
made out of old wheat, for sale at IA
COB REINHERRS. 49,
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RBuekwheat Flour, Corn Meal and
Hominy for sale at A. D. DRlGGS.
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HFancy and common. candies, and
TOYS of all kinds for sale at REINHERR's
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wFruit cake, green apples andSdol
babies for sale at REINHERR's.
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~The following was handed ns,last
week iby Nj. AMoN MoosE with re
cuoet for its pub3ication: ssE. o.

= hS ASahO sss"S0 f.
wax iby Nj. AXIOM MoosE with 8 re
quest for its publication: So o.
-Rsssooioed, That we, as Patrons Of
Husbandry of Monroe County through
oar delegates in council, mem orialize
the Commissioners Of said County that
the disbursements Of Road and Bridge
lfunds be in equity and justice SO faS as
practicabie to al parts of tile County,
having due regard to previous sppro-
priatiOns. And that you require tbe
lridid sfuffllment Of all contracts made
|for tbe' various improvements in said
conntyi 9 = = 81 :f4Bi
j HThe body Of an unknown maj
was found 10 the 0hioriver at GEoKsl
lTBisrtt's landing, IN Lee township, tii'
4 23d ult. JOHN MUHLEMAN, Coroner o
Monroe county, wsg notified and sgm s
moned the. following Jurors to e3amin
! 10 10 the manner of his death: u W
! A..BolcE,f GEoReE Funk, JosEfl
HosKINsesn DANIEL Jones, DsaIsSA
Pcris, ,asnd ANTHONY HOWELL f?a 'd',l
4 GEoRar SHoor Was sworn and test
4 fed that on December 2sd, ls75,' b
, found q man floating in the Ohio rive
near the upper end Of GEoRer THISTLE
Z land, about seventy,hye yards fro'
shore, vent to him with . skif ant
/. brought lin to Shore and tied bin Wit wit
i line to. willows.
The jury returned their verdiet-th'
deceased came to his death by drown
4 ing in the Ohio river, and that thel
we're no marks ef violence on f body, !, q
cept some slight contusions.
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GEL Large and small Dolls for sale at
RErNHERR's.
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! sHERIFFrS SALE. 3
. H1 gasi----i &c ,
.so Welty b Bro.
vifh slivs. 4Rtai ssa I,
7 George Weber ct ax, g

ny virtue Of an order Of sale to me direct
- Cd from the court Of common pleas. OF
Monroe county, Ohio, | will o6sr for sale ~
the front door Of the court houss,in ths town
Of Woods6sld, between tue honrs Of 10 O'Clock
q. 10. an 4 O'Clock 2. m, on
Saturday, the 5th day Of February, 1919
the following described real estate, situsts IN
Monroe county, Ohio. to Wit: s''s',2 = 9siillH
Lot number thirty.nine In the town .
Lewisville. ,;s1 4, a,s.o.,gT
| Appraised At 81, 100. ,,,ur
dec2s '55w5. sheFin u. ~.
| l.. HoRTYLKR, Atty.
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sEEHardware and Queensware atlow
down prices at HOEFFLERS.
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EEChoice Gun Powder Tea worth
35 cents, at Is cents per quarter, for
cash, at T.. o. CASTLE d Co.'s Drug
Store, a4a zd o Eeitass9s. sat sssa .lodz
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~Remember that HOEFFLER will
not be undersold by any merchant in
WoOdslield.
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HAll goods in our line at bottom
cash prices, at the Drug Store OF E.tO
CASTLE i Co. dg ,isa1is ds1se.zls Gi 6ai-.
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+ ,se9rIf yon.want oysters, pickles, ci-
gars, tobacco, or almost anything else
90 to REINHERE.s.i iia
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eE Choice Young Hyson Tea worth
40 cents, at Is cents per quarter, 10,
cash, at r. o. CASTLE 4 Co.'S Drug
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cOgthe sOth sult ,etbH the saue.sM sMrs
SIMON P. LurHKY and Miss PHEsA
MYREs. = aasihaa
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10. sc,a' s.as - ~. nsaa III 7. L. 7
.TggaNWs avertisements. I
,l;!'f['i ,,!l.fi n, sl.5!s:ll.!.;: !; I. ~.
Locals, ...a MosRp = ARMSTRONG ms
~Sayseal communications crowded
Japthsa a&eskkfsf appeat next week.
wMss scFFsTsAsS BLAFhsfss' Of
Ohio township, died the latter part OF
n.cemher 4 gAa All IA
Hent scaA OLLox. OF Salem town
ship,, aged about s5 yeers, died during
Decem6er.
rThe loans by the Monroe Bank
ar. s6ssistiiaJ lSS Sois tIlap .ssy nav.
ever ben, bsfors. rr,1tf qrI2u II
Sfhefe are $40 csses on the dock
ct of he Belmont Cosnsy, Court which
capxenea the l7lh inst; sta.,,4 aaod
WThsre were three accesslons 20
tHs.lisE e. 0hatclf membership, In Tho |
llace lsss SsDshatA .ssenlng; aal.aA ,sasss Z
@Ihe new scaooi noe'e .so.-
merfelds sNosie coenv, !" Sp'o'uH'eu
ssesf ths finest buildings 'ne eoan'
~ - .aF
ty. .ss.ala's 'sa'9
49, 01',e-'1ALsT.... .."s.,,;. - .an
am lsAea W. A,s.. e .,s''.ps -. -
dereo nis sessenasl0H .ss astsS w" ssssSs
shss sne isslnss .ssa - : s.oa. az
1Tneie mas Oeen , NY '.,f :, H. !.
W. = ,'..:,,e,',...s - - 81. : os,,,,,
as' oe."..n .s,.a s;s..rs ssas.asai ~
sEs oi - "a, E.o = Of W.yne
asSg.s-..a,,y.s,a h,s farm ot Al
= d. c..ss,sasr.h h-pp,s5soM poi5ss and Mr..
60 49, = c.. Co. 30 400 ar, saS'
..-~<.ssr.;Ss,.ss,-.Ers,;;SscsSs5SFF-- 5SFF--
=. u,--.~s.rr,.fs5 s5o acres
On snn6.b creek the Sth inst, Of JOHN
uww.,f,r-s,nr thousand dollars.
awM.r LEWIS ,BAkEs has, sold his
,bfsrest Il The Wheeling Reqiste- and
-.,,,.a y. cooducted the paper for
.,;,,..n v..,. .rd - made n.de 4 = success.
1ssIbir w, uonrsrr, lEsq,,l pf
wnNhd.h. NJ been elected io4SsIpSl ]
.;,iop a. Eareilise Geek IN the Ohio
y..;.j.tnre He Till make an efficient
ofsnss sssl hns x4saolseia
ezWe have communication from
.1.iIv o6tSe,gdRaectt obon the bshe6ts
to be derived from the order Of the Pat.
ron. Of Husb.udry which will appear
:. ou, ,.-t ;..nA ,,.. ny.
Hcon.ider.bsss damage was done
on Cap.ina creek by the food Of the
as.h inst ESQ Owrs lost $500 worth
of corn and fences. A THosurs, $3.50
and tsAao RAxsrr 800. .rs7 ,syiaj
,..,,;..,.. for "a.
tiac.,.. = the teachers examination Of
s.,r-a.v IN. s.h iu.tx5C Certificates wer
,..n.s :. f,lIov.. Four for 1s months
s1ase aosths issd arsjectsd.l aii1 o
.-o., fr;.nds in the several town
.h,n. ~. .,d;no nd n srst. class style Il
s,rr;.h tina aa,s from all parts OF Mon
roe County. 4 thumbsr Of 1townshi
letter. will be found on our arst page.
ga protracted meeting at Fletche
Ch.ule in0esn towushin cacsea1th
s..r;,. q me al,t ult. There .ver
80. 30. m; e. 80 e 'h.scb iha. church. h : :
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Run, IN Lee township, . Was 0os.,.u .Sss y.
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tie swsscs caused oy passing OOa'
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/ MARRrEp.-On the Goth day Of No,
vember, 1875, BY Rev. JAMES R. SAITH,
Mr. NATHAN .BYERs and Miss MAMIE
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