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Admihistrstsr Sale Of Real Estate

DY virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed
I'D from the Probate Courtof Monroe county,
Ohio, will offer for sale, free Of dover. at
public auction. on the premises in Bethel town
ship, in said county, on Il sti,... .,.s..
Saturday, September 80, 1876, - -
the following described real estate situate in
said county, 70 wit: s...ss -.
The north part of the south half Of the north
east quarter OF section thirty five. itowdship
four Or range six. beginning for the same ~
the. southwest corner of the northeast QUARTER
OF the northeast quarter ot said section thirty
Ave; thence south seyanty-ene and O. fourth de.
grees east twenty-eight rods to . stone mp .
run: thence south seventy-seven end halfde-
grees east twelve rods upa run; thence south
fifty-four and sthree-fourth degrees. east nine
teen rods to the section line; thence south three
and half degrees west forty-one. md half
rods with the section line, dividing sections
twenty-nine and thirty-fve; themes south
81 degrees west one hundred and fourteen
and a half rods to o stone with William Know!
tous line thence north three degrees east
twenty-three and q fifth rods with quarter seos
tion line. to the bank >of creek; thence north
forty-eight and fourth degrees east forty-two
rods up Clear Fork with east bank OF creek;
thence north twelve and half degrees east,ten
rods up Clear Fork with east bank OF creek;
thence north nineteen, degrees vest twelve and
. half rods up Clear Fork with east bank oi
creek; thence north twenty-six and halt de-
frees east six rods to an elm thirty inches in
diameter lcorner tree;) thence north ffty.two
and fourth degrees east four rods; thence
south ei9hty.three and fourth degrees east
TWENTY-FIVE rods up run to the place OF be
ginning, containing thirsy.nine and fone-fifsh
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- = = ;
cH Just now the dailies are crowded
With reports Of athe largest and most en-
thusiastic meetings ever held in this part
of the State !" u fEsed 5igsd5t 2iis.Y
I We have a full share OF credulitya We
can swallow fish story without wink
ing we can even credit moderate sized
snake story but of the 769 reports Of
immense meetings which have appear.
ed we have believed not one. '
Seriously, what, is the use of these
wholesale lies about the size OF political
meetings2 They are designed to make
the impression that this or that party is
carrying all before it; but don't the con
coctors Of these canards know that they
produce no such impression? Long,
long ago the people learnedv to set them
down as cheap ebunkam." i@fs
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~ Monroe County took up RoBERr
E. CHAMBERs when be was far from being
q favorite in his own county it gave him
the nomination for Common Pleas Judge,
in..spite Of a strong opposition from bis
own county il elected him Common
Pleas Judge Notwithstanding the fact
that he ran several hundreds behind his
ticket in his own county. And now We
say, meaning every word TO have its full
weight, that il ROBERT E GHaxsERs bolts
the Convention with the purpose of de-
feating nominee from Monroe County,
be is guilty OF base ingratitude. = @
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~ The New York Tribune occasion
ally cools down to temperature at which
it can be just. 1t knows the effect of
such concessions as the following, yet it
is not so narrow-minded as to withhold
them. Itsays:, -
ave haveno disposition 10 withhold
from the Democrats in the House grain
Of the credit (Which they are fairly en-
titled for the reductions they have helped
make in the appropriations. We do no,
deny thatthey have accomplished asgIeal
deal OF good in checking wasteful out
lays and extravagant and reckless expen
ditures." 81 .,ro,o-l ..~-.,.5
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cincinnati Live stock markss..

)5........ ........ ssasspps gsAAgq1 - !
Dd d.CATTLE-Commop .2a2u75H fair 4 to
medium .3a3 rs; good butcher grades
4a4 60sfsir 70 good shippers as2bs4s go
HOGS Common ssasllingA s9sba 90 !;
common light 5 i6Oa6 fair to'geod Aght .
l5aSs 25l; fair ,o. good heavy g. 2Qs6 40
Stockers are in good, demand at tom o
75a6 for fair to good, "a - 3
2SHEEP4Common to fair y TO SIC,
and good to extra 81 to 44c per pound
gross. .'''..-.'ssgssV asssp s'6 @
!. LAMBS-Supply rather in excess dof
the demand and market rather dull at
from 81 to 44c for common TO fsir, and
44 to Sc for good to'extra qualities per
ID gross.
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18th Dls-JoHN scHREINER. Meigs.

.Goyernor 7lden has done good ,oork
a q Reformer, and Is entitled TO all tht
srsdI Of a."-Bosson Aduertiser Repsb-
Hsea.]
from the New York Tribune) Republican
"The snz- -payersof this STATE knoU that
. Reform which reduces their tdres Is not
: sham. The Canal Ring gentlemen
kxor there 8 no sham about Il TOO"
sdGov. Tilden is a areformer and. sOhat
= more, q genuine reformer, scho has
Proved lis faith By his corks. and as
sscA kas Qained deserredly a greater
prestige and strength among the people
~ tAs United States than any other
statesman in the country."-N. Y. Sun.
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sHERTFFs SALE
K tterer. 4. Norris !.
.........v vs. as5seo q
.Wsgonheim.

nY virtue Of IN order Of sale 70 me direct
ID I'd. from the court tof common. pleas Of
Monroe county, Ohio, + will offer for sale At
the front door Of the court house, in the town
Of Woodsaeld, between the hours Of 10
o'clock !. in. and q O'Clock p. IA, on %
,Nasurdav. lie 3Oth ddy Of September. 1876,
N. fS,loxins described real estate situate In
Non,o. ;conIstv. Ohio. TO wit: a.'11s=s
IN. sontbssst onarter Of the southesss
onartsr of section two,' township ave and
raufe six. containing forty acres; moro or less,
Aiso. 'fhs southwest, dnartsr uf. the south
v.at onsrtsr. 81 ssctlon' ttirty.two township
fan; ;nd ranee ,aye.. containing twenty seven
.,,d !. ~. aeres. more cr less. ne ss
Ala ths north vest duSrter Of the north.
-..s r.,ts, ~ saotion thirtv.ons. township
~" .oa M, .sy,s sss' oouts;nins twenty seven
I ~. ~ hall. .er.s more Of. hess. h9,id slseie
.,.c r.rt ~ iha sast half Of the northeast
....sss ~ ssctinr oua.R 'townShip fye III
~. hss;r,,,,o ssor tha aams ON 1ths
sslee e, - la hs,f ou,,,tsr A. si.
soa'I 49,. o oo.n., .hort. Aheen roass ,east
nou Dlum .s~...,"asnsr - 4, s.sd h,n onarl
y. W. soas-s !. .hor, s;,tv.fon, rods to The
-. saesss .s...cy s.;a b.if Ana rtar. thenoe
sou.nvAss .a oc,s. i;na a tba 1forssaid
WIN .ne ee's ~ ~ IL. IA IA :. IN sncs
nan qusl'e., nV.'I .sSs s = s;wo,, Drr,5,s
VIZ. .pou' s'.y .o.,h w;sh ala Drnm,s line
my; 'n.usS .. .os = ~ n,soa ~ bsciuninv.
one nuueleo .ous q s.t ~ ~ ,ha vsst 7sitSs
lsAcsP' ~ NUN w. "..t sar,hv Sd,.
oi salc .,.o. = oes.lS = rsnSn;na v thsnSs Ill,
-
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-08-29

Those who are paving atten.ionto
the political septrent, do nos'hjIto oh,
serve that the currency q ,estion. as it ex-
listed six months ago, has drif,ed almost
out of sight. Ten nmen are talking about
silver to everv one who is talking shou,
greenbacks. We hope Bro JOKES win
not raise our'scalp il We venture to say,
IL told you so''ld saT z-,sz. -..,- =
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Written for The Spirit of Democrsoy.li :
Rei0rm-.A, QWadruple AcrOstlc.

Il i9fs. .'7.A nY y. A. ". " s.as sdt n-5
Slaves to their thirst for goldl Vi!e men who
sell u Gss -3.-f .. ,fli
And bartsr rectitads and all that's pure for
nsught, sac 10. ,,.;.y.',,, /,
Mistaking transient gains which fir the soul
Upon their feeting shadows for the goal Of life.
Evince the urgent need Of thorough, prompt
reform. ~ i,,f = fgaei as9i 50,
Lament we may our fearful ruin when We, set
i4,yz aside -. -f. So.
lrpdicious mon and grant the highest seats
To those who, with aishonest hands, dread not
to take 20 TDi f'i.r s2Sat
In secret largely Of the nations fund. g9sd =
Let patriots true refuse to laud and praise E
Detected rogues and, by their ballots cast, q.
Exempt the land from parasitic swsrms that
seek ~ sdft'asii =
No other trade than drink their ,ceuntry's
g9a blood. n .ius .t,t ..aai. SIS pgis-'
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-08-29

~When the Bel aire s.Lndepeadeat
caM "JERE WILLIAMS the BIsMxRck Of
the Barnesville Convention, itmy or
may not mean to be Complimentary i But
when It says we have retired fromthe ed
itorial business We get mad, and retort
that the INDEPENDENTS no ornament to
its scx
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-08-29

USHERMAN said in his speech at Ma.
rietta that il TILDEN were elected he
would appoint rebel Secretary Of War.
n SHERMAN is not ashamed of that
low, disgraceful scurriIity, flt only for q
vulgar slang whanger, then every decent
nm oseAt to be ashamed Of SHKExAH.
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Positiivelyy Gured.

When t 1es h1nslp sEIsotsd from
Csnsumptl M tsnsaies lAvtas failed, and
Dr.. h. Jamt ~ spsrimsnttnk he accidsn-
tally made xpsepesstisn y Indian HAmp,
which cured hi4ea9 ekfld and now gives
this recipe ftss a seesipt 81 two stamps to
pay expenses. Hemp alse cures night sweat,
nausea at the Stopach, and win break .
fresh cold in twenty y-louf houra. Address,
A ES CRApDOCK & CO.,
l,0sa Race strsst, Atmdslphh, naming this
paper. july4.T6m3.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-08-29

~ Ia all the bitterness growing outof
their disappointment in not getting their
favorite candidate for Judge, not even the
most reckless has had the hardiheod to-
Say one word against the character or
qualifications OF WILLIAM OKEr
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-08-29

DW 1t took the silver question long
time to attract public attention, but it is
spreading like prairie on fire If the
National platforms were now to be made
this question would be given 1 place Of
the d-st importance.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-08-29
Farm for Sales:

7NHR subscriber offers for sale his farm lit.
j nate iu Washington township, containing
l22 Acres of Good land,
60 .crss Of sheb4s cleared .pdI finder an
sxcsllsnt state Of cultivation. ahd Is we'll
watered. There is . comfortable dwelling,
good sta6fe, cofns scrib ana wagon she'd on
the premises. Also.a large orchard Of bear
ing trees. School bouss and church near
the farm. ,g t4sfy 9 ego Zfs,es -.
For terms and other particulars, address
i ~ .c.......... .BLZY RiD9wAY,
| ,s Rinard's Mill, Monroe Co., 0hio.1
u aug2Q I6tf. 1,ka ..ahaaH snfT ....lL 80.
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New York.

= August 25-FlourS 50@s So Wheat
SSal t69;' Corn 53a57c; Oats 32a4sc; ;
Rye soc; Barley SoaS7c. o5
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-08-29

w Republicans as wellss Democrats
should remember that Mfr. VAN VoRHEs
il as strong partsan-that he cannot be
relied upon in exposing and furnishing
thecorruptions of the administration
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-08-29

AUwewanta q Congress composed not
onlyof honest men, but of men whose
party interests will quicken their zeal in
uneaftbing frauds, and compelling resti
tuition Of stolen money. gaiinsi
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New York Cattle Blarket.

.Qs.,..-.,...,..,,s7saE lisa August "a.
CAFTLEA-Texas and Cherokee Z %
aS Is; ordinary 10 good native steers 8
50al0,; bulis 2. 50a3 SO, live weight.
= tSHEEPA4s5 IS for sheep, and SAT
for lambs. aelaelt eist
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East liberty Cattis Market.

IA East LIBsRTY, PA.s August 24.
.dsCATTLE-Best 5a5 25; medium to
good 4 37a4 75; common TO lair 3 25a
A 10. .........,..... isse-I .ct..a.s
ia HoGs-Nsv York 5as 30, PhiIsdel
|phia 8 40a6 60. i.qfagg ssay =, 45ia;p
IL SHEEP-Selling st 4a5 25gaJiii,I,
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. F4sN3tf--~ y
The Yellow Centaur LinimeatI

is adapted TO- the tough iauseies. cords and
flesh of horses and animals. Il has performed
cures Of Spsyin. Strains
.Wind-sail. Scratches, Swesny and general
LamenesA than all other femedissin existence
Read what the great Expressmsn sAy of'it
NEW YoRx, January, 1874
Eyery owner Of horses should give the oEN-
TAuR LaNtMENr trial. We consider Il the
best article ever used in our stables. - es9'
a. NlhsH. SapEs Adsms Exs stables, N 7.
Z. FULTz, Supt. u. s Ex. stables N. Z.
ALlERT. s. OLIN, ,Supt Nat. 81. stAbles,N q.
MONTGOMERY, Ala Aug. II, 1874. :
,GRNrLEMEN: have used over one gross OF
Cent1ur Linfmen mt, yellow wfappsrt on
the mules of my plantation, besides dozens Of
the family Liniment for my negroes. IL want
to purchase Il at the wholesale price. and will
thank yon to ship me BIZ Savannah steamer one
gross OF each kind, Messrs. A. +. Stewart q
Co win pay your bill on presentation.
Rsspectfuiiy, JAxEs DARRow.
The best patrons Of this Liniment are Fsrri-
,ers and Veterinary Surgeons. It heals. Calls.
Wounds and Poil-evil, removes Swsllings. and
il worth millions of dollars tosFaFrers
Lissrydnsns stock.growefs, Sheepsaissrs and
those having horses Or csttie 4, ,'s-, s.
What a Farrier csnnct do for 80 tie Cen
taur Imminent. will do at trining cost. s..;s.
These Liniments are warranted BY the pro.
prietors and . bottle viii be given 10 any Far
rier or Physician who desire to tsst them
Sold evssyt Where '.flt..ssh' tas.s, |. sl4'''
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RaltlmOre.

,9A a5-Flour iOoae SO Wheat
Ilaal 20; Corn 5stc;; Oats slasec ;
Rye 54a57ciAsnti1sgs siii1 4 ssFasil. 3sss.I
- Il
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-08-29

p WASHINGTON. August 24-The Sec
retary Of the Treasury to-day concluded
the contract. for the sale Of $500, 900, 600
Of four and a half per cent bonds to be
issned, under The funding acts Of 1870
and 1871 and due in 1881. e ss3ao
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Clnicag0..

90 2 August a54Flour 4'5oas co. Wheat
soas2c. Corn s44c:: ). Oats S2css Rye
55c; Barley TIC. .satissri Of
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osCirclnnati.,

August 25--Flour 4. 5oa5 90; Wheat
csc; Corn 46a4Sc; Oats 33a45c; Bar
ley 7Oa75c; Rye 57a5Sc.a gs-;ssy' lss,ssrs
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-08-29

kES Shall the silver dollar be made q
legal tender in paymento OF all debts moi
expressly madepayable in gold7 Ifnot,
Why not1 '.''.,s a.5
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-08-29

The scheme TO re:establish the frank.
ing privilege, passed BY the Senate, has
been killed, for this session 1t least, by
the House This is another item TO the
,redit Of the ruling party in the House
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-08-29

I'M yov1lssoi5 Saicg t1sk q - q
'Sykornxr fEAns M sAislsSE
Elm .zvs.,a Besow Form -sscssjds Be1usts
Directly opposite Main Rxhibittg o611fss
ins.s AceomImodati6n5es l.ooq qGelbes.k eoD-
chl for large partisg. 1se1s-1s
ONE p0LLAR PRR pay. cemtoft 5slseY;
and Reasonable Charges. -. = 4 4 !
w. 3. BAKSR /. CO, fhiiz1 o
iufvfp. '76mi. = fts2l lsss 9s9f - sffe ef<;f
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Baltimore Live stock Market. 3
0rr1nr MiRYLAKp STocK SCALES,

y OFFIoE MARYLAND Stock SCALES,
lf BALTlMoRI, August %, 1879,
"a CATrLE-Sales. at 2s@5 $40; ysa
ID .HOGs-Sales at st@g4c and q few .
shade higher. .-.............. .snaIg aiJ
ID .SHEEP-We quote butcher, sheep ct
4@5c; lambs / .50@4 per- head or 3G
5ac.; stock sheep c2@3 09 per head. il
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APl,iladiephia.

August 25-Flour 4 00a6 So; Wheat
l l6al 25; Corn 55a5Sc; Oats 42a4Sc ;
Rye 60c. .,'.- '-..aaiGQa = ts3sf.a = 'ssd
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WItis believed that CHAMBERS will
come ont as an independent candidate if
the Rspublicans make no nomination; /;
otherwise not.
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S.. Clarinetol, Menrps Co. Ohis,
ny3e'?SuS. 7s'''
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DeAs soon as We can find room we
win give 4 summary Of the sayings from
the papers in the district in regard to the
Judicial Convention.
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2 Su6iaisnt money required to bes paid down
ON. day. Of sale 10 sscnre The costs,
& ......... 5sIgaa bsr O. LITTLR ..
aua2s, ,'7sw5. se Sheriff u. G. .. /
Hpxsll q MALLORY, Att'ys.
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W;Mr. Posros does DOT rely upon the
aidofauy Ring to secure his election, and
10 caselof his success will have no Ring
70 reward. ~ ogsifp asal sit
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HBro GoopRIcH Of the Democrat
gives perfectly fair and just account oI
the Baruesville Convention. F
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-gs sa This Dissctsey i sanpil6f >gss ga
f8dtJ-WRA.NE1a - 0QEisess,
: NeWspaper AAyertlelnt Ao6
,fsbss ea5is snissAa;lS as ~ aa.:.r.ev :
Braas;sah 81 oASs, 1878 narEss S1ISsg 1isuaul
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PENsIoNa.
W.. MeCOR Nj CK

u W. 81 sGh VI In .
' ATTORNEY at LAW,
M a MI Z TT a, Oh TO-
I [)ROcURE6 Pepsion4Ffor Soldiers, one
[ fourthS Sr mos disaotsd by disease, con.
tracted iuUhitsd States Service. s2Also, for
widows and Minors Of Soldiers who die Of
diseases so contracted, and increased Pensions
for invaiids who have grown worse. Write
him. suga9,'76
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elsa .ss.se Z. q gs.,tl iisss
.Lks Isssslsf Is EseuSs z ~ sfstlsss =,
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sySiace the organization OF the
county, Monroe has had the judgeship
lsssthsn ten years.
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Z WoaaslieId stsck Market. 'sta
August 2s-CattIe 3a3i e per pound
Sheep ,24@3u per pound. Hogs Scper
pound. .-...,.,.,.. gs1aosoisq isaf
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j ;ENTAUN !
Iii IDI,M En- Is /.
White, tor the HUMAN Family.
Yellow. for Horses and Animals.

WuuCS lOT CuO nuul0u oHHtAy'
Yellow, for Horses and Animals.
These Liniments are simply the wonder OF
the world. Their effects are little less than
yet there are some things which
they will not DO. They win not cure cancer
or mend broken bones, but they will slwsy
sllay pains They have Strengthened fingers.
cured chronic rheumatism, Of many years stand
ing. and taken the pain from terrible burns
and scalds,4 Which has never been done by any
other article.
The white fJiniment,s q sGtshs hnnsal
family. 1t will drive Rheumatism. Sciatica
and Neuralgia from the system; cure Lumbago,
Ghilblaips, Palsy, Itch. and most Cutaneous
Eruptiols; it sItrsots frost from frozen hands y
and feet, and the poison of bites and
stings Of vepomous, reptiles; it subdues
swellings. and alleviates pain Of every kind
For sprains or bruises it is the most potent
remsdyeyer discovered. The Centaur Lini:
ment is used with great efficacy for sore Threat,
T0otliaehe, Caked Breasts. sEareebs
and Weak BaSk The 7cllowings d bus A'sam-
ple of nuiaardhs testimonials 9S's %
.INp1AsA HONE, JEFF. Co, IND. May 2S, '73
II thiakr it' my duty TO inform you that
have suffered much with swollen feet
and chords. have not been free from
these swsllings in eight Years. Now !
am pertactly well, thanks 70 the Centaul
tinimept.. The Liniment ought to be applied
warm. EeyT go s, BENJAMIN Brown.
The proof Is in the trial. It is reliable. il
is handy, IL Is cheap, and every family should
have Il. si'ea = rR1saasss1 e'--e's''i''''i'a',
To the sick and bed-ridden. the halt and
lame, TO shs wounded and sbreswesa1 tCesaat
and be healed. d.''zsg M ses
70 the boo pocr and ldistsesssd who hsss Psa'
their money Tor worthless medicines . hsttl'
Of Centapr Linilnent viii 30 givsa with
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NJ Elm Avenue, ,1s l ., H01sEa 81.
TIn.AvRN1K ANDssRTEfsllGR 1n1le.
IL opposite .YsnH vs,g.
rWest EsA efs l1AelAlnsgy Wato,
aoyt 800 ROOA9k -
A Jingle roon aad siasis 81 ~ syttft16e
.sis'Ra g ais A.ihOGkUl1 se1j(ti6u1 81
Roosss can b. sssafsA ~ ssS5sl sasAsssis
1aly4 '5en4.sieA 81 yrisst ssnpcsS SO
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WaschserS % TIRE, Revelution.
vgulchwerA Of lS16, Reform. n


9 h5l3ss STATE Al LARGE - 81
WILLIAMaLANG, Of Seneca County
GRANVILLE w. ST0KES,of Warren,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-08

Thirty-four members were present at
the meeting last night. A committee Of
Messrs. Goss, Long, O'NeiI, Wulsin and
Siebern, was appointed to 60 to Colum.
bus to wait upon the Legislature, and
work tor the defeat of a bill which has
been introduced, and which strikes a
blow at the Board OF Education. The
Board at next meeting will, as Com
mittee on the Whole, consider the report
of the Committee on the Discontinuance
OF the intermediate Schools.
A communication from the City Audi
tor, stating that he would look to the
Board hereafter to pay the interest on
bonds issued for Common School pur-
poses, was referred to the Committee on
Funds and, Taxes.
The report Of the Committee on Lots
was accepted and concurred in. 1t re-
jects the proposition to buy the lot next
to the Eleventh District School; in
structs the Solicitor to tender z. Evers-
man a deed for the lot on Warsaw Road
recently purchased by him, and recon-
mends the purchase, for $3.50, of lot on
Front street next TO the Seventeenth
District School-house.