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rranssers Of Real Estate.

Richard Carpenter to J. P. McMur-
raw, 24t acres, Seneca township, 8l,-
BAT so, 600, :. f.,T,gj -, s,ss,
M. CONCERTO, John Willison, 80 acres,
Kavne township, 5000 soz lass
VIM Hamilton to James Detwiler, 20
acres, Center township, 500.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-06-13

GEAuction sales. to close out present
stock ! of goods, will commence at
HOEFFLER'S this week and continue
until ythe goods are disposed OF. II
you want bargains attend these sales
Open day and evening. Remember. al
HOEFFLER'S store, South of the
Court House.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-06-13

EgIf you want the news Of Monro
County, the general news Of inportan ce
late market reports, subscribe for TIE
SPIRIT. TERMs.-One year$l 50; six
months 70 cents. Ofice. North of The
Monroe Bank. ~ = ;'-'i 4}a '5.-'
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-06-13

EE Don't suffer with heat now, when
you can get full suit of Linen Duck fol
IS, pair of low shoes, from 81 25 up
Straw Hats from 25c up, Black Alpacca
coatsg Gray Goats Hair Coats and Dus
ters and summer wear generally at the ]
price cash store Of - =
- MORRIS 4 ARMSTRONG.
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Cincinnati Live stock Market

,gtssg4H eged9a6ae2 - June y.
CATTLE-Common 2 50@3 %; fair
to medium, 2 50@4 SO, and, COED butch
er grades. 75@5; fair to good heavy
oxen, 2 1904 -s....- 80. +
HOGS-Sales ranged as follows -
Fair to good light, 5T75@6, and fair to
good heavy, COG, 25. gisz1 So
SHEEP-M Market firm at 2 1908 80
for common to fair. and 7j@4 80 for
good to extra grades. . =
LAMBS-Market dull at 8 75@4 SO
for common to fair, and 4 25@5 50jfor
gooi to extra qualities. aE Pa
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-06-13

IWe hope to announce to our rea
ders, during the present month, that the
Agricultural Society has completed ar.
rangements with firm in Cincinnati fol
q Balloon Ascension from the Fail
Grounds on the afternoon Of the second
day of the Fair.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-06-13

WA number of farmers were in
town on Monday attending the meeting
Of the Convention and Agricultural So
ciety. They expressed themselves in
favor of increasing the premiums on
stock rather than racing, and the Direc-
tors acceeded to their wishes by stri-
king $40 from the premiums for racing
on the first day and increased the pre-
miums on cattle. Already the prospect
is favorable that the exhibition of stock
and farm products will be first class.
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Legal Notice.

YITILLIAM LUCKEY, who resides In tbs
w State Of West Virginia. will take notice
that on the Sd day Of May, 1870. Eliza
Luckey filed her petition in the court Of com.
mon pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, against the
said William Luckey and John A. Morris. the
object and prayer of which, is to quiet the title
of said Eliza Luckey las against said William
Luosey) to the land conveyed by John A. Nor.
ris and wife. to William Luokey. by deed do.
ted April l. 1874. except twenty acres sold Of
to Mc9own PARIS, by William Luokey and
wife, April g. 1875; and for equitable relief.sAc
You are required to answer said petition on
OF before the 9Th day of July, 1879. ...,t.s:..t
may9, ,'78w6. Att'ys for Flainti&
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-06-13

Children cry for Casio ria.
It is as pleasant to take as honey, and is per
fectly harmless. It is sure to eIpel worms
cure wind oolic, regulate the bowels and stom.
ach, and overcome irritability caused BY rash
or cutting teeth 1t is perfect substitute for
Castor Oil, and for Oostiveness in young or old
there il nothingin existence so effective and
reliable.
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From the Daily Rcgister.I
Wheeling Live Stock Market.

,.-e,,--1s-...- s. Juno 8, 1876.
CATTLE-The arrivals were 80 head
and sold at 3A@5c. The demand is
good in consequence ofsthe short sup.
ply.
gHOGS-Arrivals o. head !; at 54@5ac.
The sales are promptly made at these
figures, yet the market is unsatisfactory
to stockmen and fully ac lower than last
week.
SHEEP-Arrivals % head; sold al
44c; demand good.
LAMBS-No arrivals this week, but
a good inquiry. :.
COWS-Four arrivals and sold a,
from 3O@4O 90. Demand good.
CALvES-Arrivals IA head and sold
at from 3@S 90. 800
The small arrivals OF all kinds Of
stock this week has made temporarily
good demand all round.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-06-13

eHDr. ,AKMsrRoNa, Of " oods6eld. a
member OF the firm Of ARMSTRONG &
DIxos, Druggists, Of Beallsville, has
sold.his interest 10 DR.. REED. The style
OF the new firm is DIXON 4 REED;
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-06-13

EThe Directors Of school distric,
No. 8, in Center township, contracted
wi III Mr.. WILLIAM :DoRR on the 10th
inst, for an addition of ten feet to their
school house and q new roof fer the
sum of &l64 so. t.'sea ..a t9a..a4 4
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-06-13

EHThe news Of Monroe county can
be found in TIE SPIRIT each week. We
prepare our own reports OF meetings
and other matters, and never wait fol
some one else to perform the work and
then expect them to hand over to us.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-06-13

! wCol j. H SULLIVAN, President OF
the b. d S. W. R. R Co., Mr.. ROBINSON,
Chief Engineer and Mr.. WARREN YosT,
Surveyor, left here on Tuesday the 9Th
inst, on an inspecting tour to the West
They went as far as Beverly in Wash
ington county and returned to Woods
field the evening of the 9th inst. The
extension proposed is practicable, and
the people in the country through which
| it will pass will not be backward in fur
nishing their means to aid its progress
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-06-13

~The time for holding the Teach
ers' Institute meeting has not yet beer
fixed, but We are authorized to state
that an examination of teachers will
take place on the last day'of the session
when the time has been decided upon
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-06-13

p3lf you want sale bills, statements
Of accounts, letter heads, business cards,
envelopes with business card printed,
bills OF lading, or other job work, cal;
at The SPIRIT office, or send your order.
We will do you good work at low rates
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-06-13

HTwo burglars named ARMSTRONG
JoHNseH and EUGENE MILLS have es,
capped from the Noble County JAIL
Sheriff THOMPSON offers reward oi
fifty dollars for the capture Of both. OF
either Of them. s..yss 5
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HThe ST. CIairsviIle Presbyter

NThe ST. Clairsville Presbytery
convened st, Mt. Pleasant, Ohio, the 9Th
inst, to consider the application Of Rev
.BExsax1s MIrcHELL to be relieved Of
.his psstorste. He has been pastor Of
the church IN that place for forty. seven
wears and desired 10 Be relieved because
ot oid aye. HIS request was granted
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-06-13

r. The dwelling house of Mr.. Pc
Ten LEnIr. in Switzerland township, was
destroyed by fire on Thursday, the 9Th
inst. None Of the contents were saved
except bureau and feather bed. Loss
about 81, 500. We did not learn wheth.
er II Was insured.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-06-13

DIM lon Friday evening, the 9th
inst. 81 Consumption. Mrs. NAscr BELT,
wife OF Mr.. B, N. BELT, Of this town.
chip. Center, aged 81 years 8 months
and 22days. The funeral took place on
Sunday, the 1lth inst.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-06-13

/ IF Our old friend CHARLEY HILL, OF
Washington township, invited US last
week to come down there on fishing
excursion and agreed to board and
lodge US as long as we remained for the
sum of Sl4 so, to be pail when JEFF
DAVIS! was elected President. We i'm.
mediately accepted. ne ~ ;.
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New York Cattle Market.

BEEVES-A few selections sold at
lO@l0 50;s car load stillers at 8 90, but
s 1909 Is were the figures for more
than three.fourths of transactions
|, SHEEP-Sheep steady at 4 25@6 25
for poorlto extra clipped. G Q. u
I LAMBS-Trife firmer at 50@l1
so for ordinary To strictly prime. "A
few Jersey lambs at12 90; fair to good
Virginia and Kentucky lambs, 7 so.
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Wagon Making and Blacksnlthiag.
NJ. & c. LETxELTER, 6:
" O o D s RI E L D., OHIO.

" O o D S FL = L ., OHIO
IITEhavs opened = Wagon Making and
wv Blacksmith Shop in the Foundry
Building on the east side Of town, whefsws
are prepared 20 manufacture s3.a gas
Farm and Spring Wagons
OF the latest and bes. styles. ALSO, will re-,
pair wagons and carriages on short notice.
ALL WORK GuARANTEMD.
Wheels aud woodwork for wagons ironed
and iron for wagons and carriages furnished
at market rates. ~
l We are Agents for the Oliver chislsd Iron
Plows, kvery one warranted, -
Special attention will be given to shosingr
horses. Give rs call
may23,,76Y. M c. LETzBLTKR,
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. 4 - a Il
James T. Dougherty. Anon Moose.
On motion Of r. W. MUHLEMAN, oi
Ohio, the report was received and
adopted.
The following resolution by W. F,
WIRE, Of Bethel was adopted. -
Rssolred, That we pledge the united
support OF the party to the ticket nom.
mated, and that We will exert ourselves
to elect It by majority Of 7, 600 votes
The following resolutions were offered
BY A. MEYER, Of Benton: sa
Rssolvsd, That each Township shall
be represented Ia this Committes Tor the
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Eg The Board of County Commits
sioners ordered the following levies, for
1875, for county purposes, on each dol
lar of valuation of the taxable property
Of the county:
For General revenue purposes, II
mills. nae tcm tas 'sssyai 81 ssaa -
Expenses Of County 1nhrmary 8 loths
of one mill. ssqs s-ts fsg,.se!
Road purposes, one mill. ' Q
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-06-13

EE-Sky Rockets, Roman Candles,
Triangles and all other kinds of Fire
Works for sale at JACOB REINHERR's, at
as low prices as they can be obtained in
Wheeling
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-06-13

EELook out this week for new Cen
tennial Caters for L,dies. Trimming
fringes. Fans. New Prints. Cotton
AIDES. DC. l Price, cash, no jewing o
humbugging.
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ensuing yearly voter, Of the Town
ship SO called.
Adonted. [& * 3 3z 3

WHEREAS, The Democratic party OF
Monroe County has manifested dispo.
sition not to stand by the established
rule any more to give officers of this
County two terms, therefore be it
Resolped, That it shall not he made: .
test of any mans democracy If he shall be
candidate against any county officer on
his second term, nor shall the democra-
cy Of any Democratic voter be doubted
| OF called to an account for supporting
any candidate who may be brought out
Fin opposition to any other candidate fol
the second term.
| Rejected by yeas 8, nays Is.
The business Of the Convention hav.
ing been finished, on motion, adjourned
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.
OFFICE MARYLAND SToCK SCALES, !
BALTIMORE, June 7, 1876.

CATTLE-Sales at 3i@6c.
HOGS-C,mmon snd heavy hogs at
S@S4c, aud best butcher hogs $1,000,
few selling at the latter, most sales being
made at S4@8fc.
SHEEP-At 4@6c. the latter for a
few extra; lambs .50@4 90, or 5@7c
per pound; stock sheep dull at l, SOC
as Oe.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-06-13

TAt the meeting of the Board of
Directors of the Monroe County Agri.
cultural Society, held on the 5th inst,
Mr.. SIMON P. Woop submitted the fol-
lowing motion:
That each paper in this county be
paid, for publishing the list three times,
81 40 per hundred copies of actual cir
culation, to subscribers, in Monroe
County, and that the number Eof sub.
scribers at each post-office be furnished
and sworn to by the Publisher. s.
We accepted the price and agreed to
furnish our list.
Mr.. GooDRIcH refused to furnish his
list, ard said he would publish three
times for S15, or four times for $50,
and claimed that he ought to have a
| part OF the job work.
Mr.. WooD then amended his motion
by adding that the cards, required for
the Fair shoulf be printed at that Office
and that TIE SPIRIT should print the
posters and extras. BB$s
A vote was taken on the motion as
amended, which resulted as follows:
In fapor of-JEssE.A. KEYsER, JOHN
B. READ, JOHN RUBY, JOHN DoUGHERrr,
GEORGE RosE and 'S.P. WOOD.
Aqainst.-HENRY SMITH.
/
Mr.. ARMSTRONG had been called out,
but would have veted for the PROPOSE
ttion, as he afterwards informed US. Mr..
WRIGHT was not present After the ad
4 journment the President, Mr.. GArcHELL'
Expressed himself, in conversation with
us, that the proposition was fair one
Mr.. GooDRIcH again objected to the
proposition as amended and said be
would not publish the list, while w
tagreed to il as being fair and correct
1t pays each the same price for eact
copy of circulation in the county tha
he has but does not pay for circulation
THAT cannot be shown and sworn to.
The members of this Board are known
throughout the county as upright, hon
orable men and their action will receiv
1.-THE approval Of fair minded men every
ii where.
!. The TRADE of Mr.. GOODRICH agains
! lthe Directors because they refused t
give him the printing on his own term
is wholly unjustifable. 1t was plair
business proposition. They madetw
! offers which he declined, ard that shoul
4 be the end of it. Few men will approx
of his policy of trying to drive men t
y patronize him by denouncing all VIII
frefuse to submit to, his insolent diets
ton, and who will not let him make bot
sides of the bargain. si's'A,,% =
II His effort to injure the Society, wnic
- the people of Monroe County have bee
!, endeavoring for twenty-five years
build up and make success, will M
commend him or his. paper to the NE
wishers of the Society. A very bri
campaign Of that kind of work will
d. reduce bis list that it will not be wor'
j swearing to. Some persons might
4 SO intimidated as to give him few dc
lars rather than to get his abuse, but
dor't believe very many can be four
n. who would do so, and it would hard
be profitable in the long run to encou
age such system. Carried a little fl
ther it would become what HUGH IA
r1Nes calls "unindictable blackmailing
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HMrs WaH. BucExr. Of Noble
township, Noble county, had 80 sheep
killed and . number crippled by dogs
the zth inst. .s..,ss.< ~..,-
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The latest, greatest. and most

The latest, kreateSt. anu nos'
reliable remedy ever put together by medical
science for Rheumatism, Wounds, Swellings,
Burns, Caksd Breast, &C., is the Centaur Lini-
ment. There are two kinds. What the White
Liniment is for the human family, the Yellow
Centaur Hniment is for spawned, lame and
strained horses and animals-mch14 4w19m9.
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EGauze undershirts, good ones,
just opened by
MORRIS & ARMSTRONG.
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zHThe ticketnoninated. on the Sd
inst. isa good one throughout and en-.
titled to the support Of every Demo
cratic voter in Monroe Copaty.
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Philadeiphia.

June e-Flour 4 25a6 rs; Wheat 1
43al 50; Corn 574a57ac; Oats 36a44c;
Rye SIc, - Al..sslA ~. pN
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9RDAD TAX RECEIPTS printed
at this once at SIS I.3 cents per hun
dred. The attention or Township Trus-
tees IL invited to this notice.
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yeN NGommas Pleas Cont Econyenes
to-day, the 18th inst. The proceedings
will appear in, THE SPIRIT each week.
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HThe County Commissioners avar-
ded the contract. for l,6oe bushels OF
coal to JAcoB NEuHARr at 1o4 cents per
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n WOodslleId, stock Market.
June 12.-Cattle 'sa3fc per pound;
Sheep 2t93u per pound. Hogs 5cper
pound. ,s.,.r.st.
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HA three year old buck III Noble
County. sheared ~ peands Of good
wool this year.
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ERGO to HOEFFLERS for Bar
gains, be is selling his stock of goods at
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HRey. HEnrHoRN, the new mimic
ter of the NJ. &. Church at Beallsville,
isvell liked, 20 says correspondent Of
the Enterprise.
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UMrsJAs. o. K HUssARD, OF An.
aocA, has bssn awarded the contract for
erecting the n. e Church building q
Calais. : easa
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NeyvYork.I

June s-Flour4 4 oo@s %. Wheat
l5al 3d., Corn 54a5sc; Oats 35a44c
Rye 07a97Ac; Barley 85a86o.
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IATax.paying without the penalty
closes the 10Th inst. but Treasurer Nor.
R1s win receive taxes. free OF penalty,
to the evening of July Sd.
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ESELLING OUT AT COST AT
HOEFFLER'S.
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y erTwo men entered The house oi
Mr.. JosErn HArcHIss, near Caldwell,
Noble county, the night Of the let inst,
and rothed him of over Two hundred
dollars msa ss.. .s.sg
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Chicago Cattle Market.

so-9s -ls'sT& fs5;e p June g..
CATTLE-The market is dull and
sales range from s7A@4 IS, chiefly
4@4 CO. -. --- --
!, HOGS Market active, aud firm at
l0@l5c higher, with sales Of good
grades at 6@6 Is; smooth lots, 6 eco
s 25; shippers, SOS so; sales mostly
at 6@6 10.
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HThe Premium List of the Mon
roe County Agricaitarsl Society will be
found in this issue. ~ Is
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ABSTRACT OF VOTES

Nominating Convention Monroe County Ohio held
townships said County, Saturday. June D. 1876
rom poll books Of said election:
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EE Bonds we're quoted in the New
York market at the close on the 9Th
inst as follows:
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AEA vacant house near Hunts run,
IN 6upsbnry township. the property Of
Ktxds&Bkows. Of BealIsville, was des
troysd, by nre the night OF the Sd inst
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ey coA per Day a. home. Sam lies worth
soNav 81 free. srnsos & Co.. Po tland'
Ssins: ~ 3Ielg .ggs& moh 2i,n o..
|oI .fga5i.'saatHR tassgs'e5 J5a3e kas S.ii
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Fans! Fans! Fans! Parasols
Parasols! Parasols at, E ~ -
MORRIS d ARMSTRONG'S.
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June 9-Flour4 60s6 90; Wheat
07al oH. Corn 46c: Oats Sic; Rys
72ie; Barley 5stc. 100 4
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Balti,nore

james 9-Flour A S7aas so. Wheat
I3oal 60; Corn 59ac; ;--Oats S2a3sci
Rye 7SaS2c.
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iHSenator ]. B WllLlAAs has our
thanks for seopy ofsths Secretary Of
.HessStoe
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BUSIN ESS MOTTO Els.

EB-Salt.a at 50 Is per barrel at HoEE.
FLER's.
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C1ncIn matt;

June 9--Floar2 75as 5o;g Wheat
02al O3: Corn 44s45c; Oats 28a35ci
Barley SO; Rye 73a75c. 0sss'
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East liberty Cattle Market.

.ss,,s EAST Liberty, PA, June g. |
CATTLE-Only 16 head on the mar.
ket. Nothing sold to-day. l3 So .;
HOGS-Philadelphias, 6 25@6 So
Workers, 5 90@6 10
SHEEP-Selling at 4@5 90.
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Democratic Nominating Con
.ei4s vention. 1'''.
The Nominees, Delegates TO Judi.
clal and Congressional COuven.
ll0nsS R Resolutions, &C. &C. 49,

C10l ana C0uS BSIOUdA SO0vOo
lionss RESOLUTIONS, &C. &C.
4 The Democ ratio Nominating CoTen.
ton met ini waodsfeld on Monday, the
9th inst, to canvass the votes cast on
the Sd inst and to declare the nomin.
ees, and was called to order BY J. I.
JuDklss, the retiring Chairman
On motion Of A. MEYER, DAVID OKEY
OF Center, was elected Chairman, and
W. F. WIRss of Bethel, was chosen
Secretary. and AuGusr MEIER, Of Ben.
ton. Assistant Secretary.
The townships were called for their
returns, which we're handed In from all
of them. =
S. S. ScHooLcRArr, of Lee, offered
the following resolution:
Resolped, That committee Of three
Le appointed by the chair to apportion
the delegates to Congressional and Lu-
dicial Conventions for the year 1875,
and that said committee select and re-
port the names OF the delegates for the
several townships.
The Chair appointed S. ScHooLcRAFr.
HENRY MAuRr and DR.. G. w. Mason
said committee. *
The committee canvassed the returns
and declared the following persons to
be the nominees: $50 ~ - :
Clerk of Courts-TorL T. JuDKINs.
Comn,issionerA AEpwARp OKEY -
Inf. Director-JoHN PFALzeRAF.
On motion the following Executive
Committee was appointed for the ensu
ing year,: Fss5sf s.s..,sa.sss fa.s.
| Resolved, That an Executive Com
mittee forahe Democratic party Of Mon
roe County be appointed, consisting Of
seven membere, as follows: William
Weddle, ,Jere. Williams, A. j Pearson,
James r. Morris, Fritz Reef, SIS
Sehoolcraft and Jacob Neuhart.
Ths committee appointed to selecl
\ delegates to the Congressional and Ju
dicial Convention, reported as follows
Congressional Delegates. judicial Delegates
ADAMS.
S, A. Atkinson, G u Blowers,
lIGeo. Suppes. ]. w. Ward.
August Meyer. r. NJ. Clire,4
4 BETHEL
Thomas Fleming. VIM. +. Wire.
CENTER. s55 =
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New Advertisesnents.

EEMrsWy1IaAxS Sloan. of Malaga
township, is building new barn.
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eWMr JOHN GkrcHELL has estab-
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this county.