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1- Another student of the Caldwell
Normal School has borne off prize
without specially contes,ing for it.
James T Walters, M. D, after most
critical and searching examination by
the faculty of the Miami Medical Col
lege, Cincinnati, Ohio, was notified that
he with two Others stood highest in their
examination and had the same grades
Accordingly they were allowed to cast
lots, and Jim was the lucky one 30
much fer Monroe county trainine) -
The prize was piece Of marble, broken
from the original temple of EscuIapias
by Prof Davis. DR.. Walters expects TO
fling out his shingle in Cisne. WAYNE
county, Illinois -CaldWell. Noble Coun-
ty Press, 9Th inst.
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EThe County Commissioners made
1.-The following entries on their journal
at their session last week:
ORDERED, That milk COWS be allowed
to run at large, in this county, from this
date. sssE AaE Il
ORpERED, That the County Auditor
receive, annuallys ten dollars for each
school district, the additional compen-
sation provided by the 125th Section Of
the school law passed May 1st, 1878.
In the matter of priating and publish
/ ing for the county: The Board will pay
fair compensation for all work author
lied by the Board or other Officers hav.
/ ing control Of the same, but will liz no
case pay for Printing or publishing in
two papers, unless the same is author
lied BY law, s'9es hoe
ORDERED. That the levies for road and
bridge purposes on each dollar valuation
of the taxable property of Monroe
County, Ohio, for the year 1876, shall
be as follows: Two mills for road and
4bridge purposes; one mill to be called
road fund and the Auditor of the Coun
ty shall place the same on the tax du
q lplicate for the current year to be inclu
tded in and collected in the Decembel
installment Of taxes; and one mill to b
Iapplied for bridge purposes, and called
bridge fund, and entered by the. Audi
Ftor on the tax-duplicate in a separate
lcohmn from the other leyiss for roat
purposes.
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CONTAINING $50 ACRES. situated in
" tirandvisw township, Washington coun-.
ty, Ohio, Ave miles below Grand~iew and one
mile f. ON the ohio River. s1 as
Seventy.five Acres Cleared.
Good houss and thrss tenant houses; three
tobacco bouses aud stable; good well and
springs; two good apple aud pea,h orch ards,
plu,ns, pears aud cherries plenty good soil.
For terms call on j. II. PARR, on the prem
isss, or WN WEppLE. woodsfeld, Ohio.
Ffeb2a, ,'7fsu3. joins pARR.
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EE'We viii open this week, from
New York, fine assortment of Ham
burg founcings and E lgings, Insertings,
Ladies' and Gents Linen collars and
cuffs, Ladies' Hem stitched Linen Hand
kerchiefs, Linen HanlkercIiefs, Irish
Linen. Shirt Fronts, Napkins, Nansooks,
Neck Rusches, &c at til c lowest prices
for cash, and only one price.
~ NORRIS & ARMSTRONG
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Administrators Sale.

.-t 2. .fs "a
IN pursuance Of an order of tie Probate
i Court Of Monros. county, Ohio, vii OF
fer torIsss, st tpablic tutery, on So ANY {
Saturday, the 18th dayiof March, 1876,
d. Io'cloca p. M, upon the premises, tEeffol.
lowirg describsdrea estate, TO wit; % ~ z
The south part OF lot number forty sevsn
in the tow ef Sard is. In said roseounty,
Ohio. -
Appraised Al s5eo. ssg
Tsaas or sAts.-one third III hand. one.
third In one year, and one third in two years
irom the day OF sale. with Interest; ths de-
fsrred payments 10 bs secutef by ,uor.gsge
upou the premises sold. : 9'.fA t2eA-aaias =
MARGARET MICHEL. g
Adm'x Of John Michel, ase'd.
rgsssos.. peHsEri & WAv. Att'ys.
f.,ssc 'TsS ). sFi'a 8.
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EMr GEORGE RIcHNER, whose card
will be found elsewhere in this issue, is
prepared to erect mills Of every descrip-
ton and furnish machinery for the same
he has had % years experience as mill
wright and can be relied upon to perforn
good work.
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y There are Two female eyangelists in
Texas; one breaches aud the other es.
hibis a magic lantern. 80 Is
The little town of Batavia, Clermont
County, Ohio, which contains only sew
en- hundred and ffty inhabitants, Is q
good place for raising office holders. In
1872 forty-three Of its citizens were
Federal officers, and at this time twenty
four are employed in Washington, and
some others hold G ,vernment offices
else where. af5Aa fb
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A Cornell Professor SAYS: "If you
get choked. drop down on all fours and
cough That advice is very timely to
the Republican party in present distress.
There Is an ancient maiden lady of 81,
living in Taunton, Mass, who has new
er seen train Of cars, dresses in Cont
mental fashion, burns tallow dips, and
has not called upon her neighbor for
five years. If she does not make the
most of the present year and its pecu.
liar privileges. there is fear that she will
die an old maid
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SELECT SCHOOL

MR.. P. PBRRINEi will. open. Select sohoo,
lfl for boys and girls at Clarington. Ohio,
on the arst Monday Of April. 1875, and oon-
tinue ten weeks.
While special attention viii be given 70
those preparing themselves for teaching, no
effort will be spared to make every depart
ment thorough, attractive and refining.
For further particulars enquire Of Mr.. W :.
n. MALLORY, Of Clarington. Monroe County,
Ohio. 50 e febl ,'7sw6.
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Baltimore.

March lO.-Flour 4 1851 Is. Wheat
35al 3S; Corn 60a72c; Oats 4oa
Soc Rye 78a82c.
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READS The following action was ia
ken on roads al the recent session OF
the County Commissioners:
The road petitioned for by DAVID G.
SYcKs and others Of Salem township,
was ordered to be established public
highway sixty feet wide; and the Audi
Tor was notified to issue.an order in the
name of the Board directing the trustees
of Salem township toa cause said road
to be opened according to law.
The petition of GEORGE LoUrHER and
others, OF Center township, for the al
-teration of q county road from the
lands Of ABRAHAM JACKSON By tho best
route to WoodsHeld was considered. A.
B. CovERr, RICHARD SrEwARD and DA.
vrD BATES were appointed Viewers, who
with ARTHUR OKEY, Surveyor, will meet
on the 2Sth inst.
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EEMORRIS & ARMSTRONG A will
open this week large stock of Blcached
and uhbleached Sheetings and shirtings,
New Style Prints Shirting Prints, Shirt.
ing Cambrics, Chevrots, Tickings, Jeans
and full line Domestics suitable for the
season at the lowest prices going.
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transfers OF Real Estate.

: Isaac Mitchell to Josephus Stephens,
73 acres, Green township, Sl.460N . "a
! D. T. Clark to Josephus Stephens,
one acre, Green township, 5000.
/. T. Strain /, to J Smith, sc acres,
Ohio township, $4,000 -
;. j. Fankhouser to W U Lehner, 4C
acres, Salm township, $4,000.
r. Same to Felix Arm, 3S acres, Salem
$1,000 Bszs taaoss Roe e.
In Pearce. ct al: to n Mofett, al6s
acres, Center township, 8l,40o. s-l
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REOn Monday, the Och inst, Mr.. B.
R. iDslaos, Of Ozark, Sunsbury town
ship, was seriously injured by q horse
trampfng upon him, -Four Of his ribs
we're broken sud be was otherwise in-l
.,ro,, afJErtIotsff T. =
- sssS. II 81 4Gjis3 sf5
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County Correspondence.
Reported for The Spirit of Democracy
From seneca Township. N

Reported for The Spirit OF Democracy.
From seneca Township. t
Report of School in sub-district No. 3
Seneca township, for the term commenc
ing November Is, 1875, and ending
March 3, 1876:
Girls enrolled 81, boys enrolled 30, to
tai 81 ; average monthly enrolment o
girls2 27, boys IS, total 55; average dali,
attendance of girls %, boys 81 total 43
average per cent of attendance 7S; the
largest number in attendance on day So
the smallest attendance on any day 30
Respectfully.
j W. HAWKINS, Teacher.
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HThere were 81 applicants for GER
ti6cates at the teachers examination on
the 1lth inst. Certificates were issued
as follows:
One for is months; for 12 months
Is for 6 months, and II rejected. a. as
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from the Daily Register.

Wneetlny Live otocH marHet'
March 8.
CATTLE-The market is well sup
pliei and quiet Arrivals during the
week 30 head sold at 3@51c.
HOGS--Arrivsls during the week 100
head; sold at 6@7&c per pound, the best
tops bringing as high as 7@7ic.
SHEEP-Some demand but no arri.
vals Quoted at a 50@5 co. ~ a
! MILCH COWS--Scarce and in good
demand at 35@45 90
CALvES-In good demand at 4@9
co. - il
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~M Mrs. A. c MILLER and her sister,
Miss LIZZIE KENSoN, started on Tues.
day for Florida, Mrs. MILLER expects
to join her husband there where be has
been in business for several months =
Belmont Chronicle, 9Th inst.
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Baltimore Live stock Market.
OFFICE MARYLAND STocK SCALES, ]
BALTIMORE. March 8, 1876. {
CATTLE-35@6ic, few selling at th,
latter price.
HOGS-loi@1ltc for common liah'
hogs, and llf@ll5 for best, Mos
sales have been made at llf@llfc.
SHEEP-4A@7c, as to quality.
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L o o K Il f 4 Ef

T WILL SELL OR TRADE FOR MONROE
i County Real Estate. $50 Acres of
Land in one of tho best wheat growing ooun-
ties in Kansas. near the ins of the Kansas Pa
ei6o Railroad.
For particulars, address 81
a - ~ J. NJ. WILSON, ~
febeg. 'f6, WoodsReld, Ohio
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East Liberty Cattle Market
Easr LrRrpTy pa March

/, EAST LIBERTY. Pa. March 9.
CATTLE-Best. 5 1896 25; medi
nm to good, 5@5 so; common to fair
AGA so; stockers, 3@4 90; bulls, SO
4 rs
HOGS Yorkers, s@s 40; Philadel.
#phias, 9 40@9 60
SHEEP-Selling at 4Gs7 IS q
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EEIf you want any article in the dry
goods or grocery line. call at L HOEF-
FLER'S store
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Chioaeo oattle Market.

'S 4asA March 9.
CATTLE-Market active, and 15@
Csc higher on butchers and common
shipping steers; shipping steers, 4 90;
butchers, 3@4 00; stockers, 3 50@4
Sales OF good steers at 4 S0@4 IS; !;
choice, 5@5 35; extra, 6 90. s
HOGS-Light. z 90@S 10; medium,
SOS SO; New England, 8 25@S IS;
Philadelphias. 9@10 90. 1s z
SHEEP-Common 10 choice, 4 so
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Children cry for Castori

1t is as pleasant to take as honey, aud Is per.
fectly harmless. It is sure to expel worms,
cure wind colo, regulate the bowels and stom.
ach, and ov ercome irritability caused by rash
or cutting teeth It is perfect substitute for
Castor Oil, and for Costiveness in young or old
there is nothingin in existence so effective and
reliable.
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1876. wHERE NON? lS10ss

ia fs1t e 81, f.1ii - . - ---gs{fH '
1876. WHERE NON? lS10sss
To MICHIGAN, one OF the fsrcrost aSdrsill
fishing and healthy Etatesi 81 91iw!
WHAT FOR2
/ To buy a FARM eat OF tia slii7
ONE MALI ACR EAl
uf 8ns farming lands for sale BY The
-G5GRANDi RAetUS & INDIANA Y. T. sdI
stroug Soils Really Markets.. fSurs Crops :
Good schools x. &, 1905 through csptsr. Of. .
grant. Settlements all ialong.l All kinda Of q.
proiuc.s raised. Plenty OF, water, tiuatsr s
and building matsriaIs Pgics from 81 70
$40 per acre; ous-fourth dowu, balance on =
time. s As1 4st gS,4s .sft T4aHH VI
e5snd for iilustr s.ed pamphlet, fall oil
facts andlfguses. and be convinced. Addfsss3s
taas W. A. HOWARD, Cpmm'r :
ea .t Grand Rapids, Mich.
p RI. PIERCE, sec'y Land Dept. 9''''F
fe5l, ,'76m6sow. '@'-
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EgA woman named Nixon, of VIM
ton county, threw one of her children
into a pen Of hogs at distillery recent
" and it was torn and eatcn up in few
moments. The unnatural mother was
tried for murder and sentenced to the
penitentiary for life.
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The surest remedy for chapped hands
is to rinse them welr after washing with
soap, and dry them thoroughly by ap-
plying Indian meal or rice powder So
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rag Prunes for sale at LOUIS HOEF-
FLER'S at 10 cents per pound.
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Land For Sale.

Oh ACRES adjoining the thriving town Of
~ Elba, On the Marietta. Pittsburg &
Cleveland r. X. Comfortable frame house OF
Z rooms, large barn and plenty of fruit trees
Apply to R.iW ST. JOHN.
Elba, Washington Co, o.
or Dr. e. L. ST. JOHN,
''s7 Masterton, Monroe Co., O..
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C4ppNVm n All.

March 10--Flour a 05aS I25; Wheat
25al SO; Corn 4sc; Oats 30a4lc !;
Barley 02a1 ID; Rye Tic
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Meeting nj the Democratic COun-
" Central COmmitlee.

The members of the Democratic .Coun-
ty Central Committee are requested to
meet in Woodsfield on
Saturday, The 18Th day Of March. 1876,
To decide upon the time and manner of
holding the next Democratic County
Convention.
A full attendance is requested.
rArw j. L. JUDKINS,
"A Ak>E SAA Chairman
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Written for The Spirit Of Democracy
From Sunsbury Township.

zl BEALLsvILLE, March Z, 1876.
Ed. SPIRIT: We held our fourth meet
ing on Beallsville Circuit. in Beallsville,
commencing January 90, and continued
for fifteen days, which resulted in 36 ad-
ditions to the church most of whom, we
trust, were saved from their sins by faith
in Christ. Since the meeting closed we
have received 8 more on probation. The
revival influence still continues on this
circuit.
We are closing our second year on
Beallsville Circuit very pleasantly. We
have been blessed with kind friends dur.
ing our stay here, and feel it to be our du.
ty to acknowledge the many kind favors
bestowed upon us, by public and personal
donations, by the good people Of this
circuit We tender to the donors our
most grateful thanks, praying that the
blessings of kind Heaven may rest upon
them Il; Is a. a 4s
At each Of our appointments there is
peace and harmony, so that we are safe in
saying that this charge is ina good spir'
itusi condition. Some over 800 have
been added to the church during the two
years, for. which We give God all the
praise, and trust that. when they are re-
leased from the church militant, they will
be fitted for the church triumphant in
Heaven. J. r. SMITH.
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fFIf you want dry goods. prints,
clothing androther goods at low rates,
attend the auction sale to-day and this
evening, 18th inst, at the store Of T.
D1EHL 4 Co, ~ ~, .3,,,rz
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EFWe are authorized to announce
the following persons, in Center town.
chip, for the offices named:
Trustees-F. N. STEPHENS. = = -
A Assessor-JAMEs DErWILER.
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- 1de esumated e0ss OF tne steam
Touring mill, to be erected at Beallsville.
this eouhty.. iG'ei0,0O0. MI. GEokdf
RIcHsER, Of Jerusalem, has the con-
tract. ~
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New York.

March 10-Flour 8 0O@9 90. Wheat
/ 22a1 As; Corn 5Sa63c; Oats 4Sa5lc.
Rye 7SaS5c. Barley 10. fas
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THE SPIRIT
CEN T.ENNIAL YEAR
FOR THE

kf II 81 y ~ 10
CENTENNIAL YEA R.
We intend, if it is in our power,
to make The SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY a
better paper during the year just
commenced than it has ever been in
the past.
We can say, without egotism, ap.
pealing to our readers for confirma-
ton of the statement, that in the
estimation of 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
flattering.
For the future we expect to abate
none of our zeal for Democratic
principles, at the same time We
avow our determination to denounce
evils and evil doers in County, State
and Nation, without regard to the
party affiliation of such evil-doers.
We will do our utmost conscientious
ly to serve the interests of the PEOPLE.
In short we expect to furnish live,
wide-awake and reliable paper.I @
To encourage us in our efforts, we
ask this favor: That every subscri-
Der, without exception, shall en-
deavor to secure for us one addition
al subscriber. ..,s@
Remember that the postage on
TnE SpiRIT, to all parts of the coun-
try, viii be paid by us, so that our
subscribers will have, no postage to
pay. sne' -
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SJIsKEHs DAVIS. q coal miner in
the Banks on Suntsh creek, died At the
County Infrmary on Friday, the 10Th
Inst. 2 - p
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HCommop Pleas Court convenes
to-day, the llteinlf The proceedings
will appear - M essrr each week.
during thetsvih.
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PhtIadelDhIa.

March 10-Flour 4 0naS co. Wheat
l 40al A Corn 56a60c. Oats 39a4sc ;
Rye SAC.
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MARRIED March 9th, by Rev. GEO.
A. SHEETS, Mr.. L. T. HOBBS to Miss
EMMA D. PEARcE, all of Monroe Coun.
ty, Ohio.
On the 18th ult., by Rev. ] R SMITH,
Mr.. THOMAS c. CARLTON and Miss Anna
L PRoBAsco.
On the goth ult, by H BUsrrLL Esq
of Jackson township, Mr. JOEL CuRREsT
and Miss ELIZA BARNES. [
On the Gath ult by JACKSON HAuaHr
Esq, Of Jackson township, Mr. CoRBIN
TBRADFIELD ard Miss RHoDA EVANS.
On the 9th ult, by w. T. Fl. DANIELS
Esq of Suns5ury township, Mr. LEWIS
l. MORRIS and Miss MARY A. NieHoLs.
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HGov. HAffs recently pardoned
JAxzs< zs<EsAsxR. who had been confined
in the Ohio Pepitentiary for . period Of
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HThe Democratic Geutral Commit.
tee meets in woodsfsldl next Saturday,
the 18th inst, to axthe time ian6 man.
ner of holding ae Democratic County
Convention.
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f BEALLsv1LLB IL.
SELECT SCHOOL

The next session Of this School will com
mencs on M hal47'A issiA a7s-' 'ls2a' e.s' I
MONDAY, JULY "A. 1875.
and close Friday, septembsr 20, 1875.
3 Competent teachers will be employed, and
no labor will be spared to make this schaol
of thorough instruction. -. 50
semimonthly examinations will be given;
also, lecture each week on the theory and
practice Of teaching, for the benefited those
preparing TO teach. There will also be a
Literary Society In connection with the
school. -.Sl1< -A-s7-s
TUITION.
Higher Branches. es................87 .87 90
Tuition in advance. No money refunded
except in cases of protraotsd illness.
Geod Accommodations. at reasonable rates,
can be had by students i'm the town, either
in private families or at tho Hotels.
For further particulars. call on or address
D McVAY, Primo pal
Beallsville, Monroe County, Ohio.
fsbe,' e,'7om6,
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,~RewdB dB +. BEAzELLE, who for
three years was sa' staiionsd il woodshsld,
hasjpst pablished q history Of Msiho,i
dism In Coshocton, Ohio.
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EEThe names of. candidates for
township Offices win be inserted in The
sru.sfres ofcharge.
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EE Buckwheat Flour, Corn Meal and
Hominy for sale at A. D. DRIGGS.
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s1EAssz zllasDzLsxx ;BUsksARD wife
oesNr.s PArE1P. BgRKHARD, Of Seneca
township, died on Wednesday, the 9Th
;.xeWssf zata8 sssSlz skssM
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HThe eard Of JOHN E. MIRACLE,
County Surveyor, viii be found in this
issue, v24s1,ft9 $40
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The latest, greatest. and most

Inc AatcSt, GREATEST auo must
reliable remedy ever put together by medical
science for Rheumatism, Wounds, Swellings,
Burns, Caked Breast, &C., is the Centaur Lini-
ment. There are two kinds. What the White
Linimeat is for the human family, the Yellow
Centaur Liniment is for spawned, lame and
strained horses and animals. -mch1 4w13m9.
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Problems, Puzzles, Enigmas, &c.

Answer to enigma in The SPIRIT OF
February 90:
No 9-Philip Wssonheim.
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~CaAa WEzsEHD, infant daughter
CT Gfosef and MxRr wEisExp, OF Sum-
.toxnahip, died With xhooping
cough, March 9Th, sged 8 months.
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Chicago.

March 10-FJour 4 00a7 80: Wheat
9Sa1 OF. Corn 4Sc; Oats 32fc; Rye
63tc; Barley 57a5Sc.
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Hbistrict Court viii convene in
Noble county on Tuesday. April 4th--
Judges MARSH. FRASER and CHAMBERS
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~ From the many expressions we
have heard favoring the holding Of the
Democratic Nominating Convention, for
county officers, on the day of the Spring
election, April Sd, we Judge that is like
ly the time that will be fixed upon; and
that the Convention willibe held under
the law for the protection Of nomiua-
ting conventions. We are decidedly In
favor of 10th, as there are but three Of
fcers to nominate and because only
Democrats should be permitted to. vote
in the conventions of the party, ,5f
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HJAMEsl MokrElrH, of Ohio town
ship, declared to, he insane. was taken to
the Asylum at Athens last week.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-03-14

p~All persons desiring to purchase
FIST class goods at low prices, should
cali at l.. IOEFFLER'S store.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-03-14

sREI1ul HEADlsr, Esq, of Came
ron, this county, has removed to Bellaire
where he wili engage 10. the practice Of
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BUSINESS NOT IC IS

w Fancy Stationery, School cap
Legal cap, Pens, Holders, Pencils, &c.
at T. o. CASTLE d. CO.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-03-14

EE One hundred barrels Of -four for
sale at Ford's mill made from good old
wheat at eight dollars per barrel, er'four
cents per pound. Flour made from new
wheat at seven dollars per barrel, or
three and half cents per pound. We
sell invariably for cash. 1t would be
we'll for those Fho have their summer
aour to buy, to embrace this opportu-
nifty at their earliest convenience before
the Spectators gobble it up; one dollar
on the barrel saved is as good to the
consumer as it would be to the specula.
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~ The orders issued against the In
frHary Fund exceed the amount in;the
Treasury by the sum Of $497 81.