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SHERIFFs SALE.
q ~ VIM. G. Martin
vs.. ~ sE
Evan Hansy. y ;.

nv virtde OF certain order Of sale issued
ont of the court Of common pleas
within and for the county Of Monroe, and
State. OF Ohio, IN q case pending in said
court between the above named parties, and
to me directed, will offer for sale 81
public auction at the east door Of the court
house in Woodsaeld, on Y'E TLgHD
Satsfad5,ths esth day OF September, 1877
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and
O'clock p. m, Of said day, the following de
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county
Ohin, to wit: - sySs .zN .haS ~
The ncrth half Of the northeast qaarte
OF section min teen. township four, rang
six, containing eighty acres more or less.
Said property so ordered to he sold is ap
praised al ST 500. aid may ssli FOR two
thirds OF said appraisemsnt. Terms Of sale
cash. Ets GA i54t.f
T o. LITTLE.
sug2s,'77w Sheriff NJ. G. O.,
h. HoLLAsD, Atty, 5.,a
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Death of Ex-Governor wilson
shannon,

The death of Wilson Shannon, Gov
ernor of Ohio from 1872 to 1844, at hi:
residence in Lawrence, Kansas, is an
nounced by telegraph. Governor Shan
non was born in Butler County, and re
ceived his first introduction into public
life, we believe, as Representative of tina
county in the State Legislature, After
ward he removed to belmont County
where he resided for a long time HI
was twice elected Governor Of Ohio
once in 1888, serving until lS4o, wher
his time expired, and again in lS42, ser
wing until the spring of 1874, when he
was appointed Minister to Mexico by
President Tyler. "a After serving for two
or three years as Minister to Mexico he
returned to his native State and resumed
the practice of his profession, the law
In 1853 he was elected to Congress, and
served for two years. During the Ad-
ministration of President Buchanan,
when the KANSAS Nebraska troubles
were at their height, he was appointed
Governor of the then Territory of Kan
sas, a position which he held for two
years, being succeeded in the office by
Governor Denver After that be retired
from pnbic life, and, settling at Law
renee, Kansas, again went into the prsc,
tice Of the law, at which he continued
until the time of his death. Governor
Shannon was at one time one of the
foremost politicians of Ohio, and at all
times, We believe, was an unfalterine
Democrat He was about seventy years
of age. Two sons and daughter, the
latter married and living at St. Louis
are his only children
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,tyvo nronoso ia onnnort Mr.

1--WE propose to support Mr.. NoLL,
for the position of County Auditor,
soithout any guaranty from either him or
has friends, Of either present or future re-
pard &C H Goodrich, Republican,.
The italics are ours Isn't that strange
talk y? Who intimated that he had heen
hribedp ? Here we have the man pictur.
ed by his own hand. ii haven't been
boughtr' is the substance of his gush,
before any one had charged him with
selling. A Republican supporting Re.
publican nominee of Republican Coun
| ty Convention will not surprise single
Democrat in this county.
1--WE done all we could for Mr.. Wed.
die two years ago, BUT HE SOON SOLD US
oUT-rewarding his enemies and punish.
ing his friends &C. H GooDRIcH, Re.
publican.
Now YOU propose to support Mr.
Null, believing, of course, that he will
not sell you out, yet you are not expect
ing "either present or, future reward -
That from man who admits that he
supported WEDDLE through sordid mo.
tives and was sold out, is certainly cal.
culated to- disgust all honest thinking
mensin Monroe county, and cause them
to be very guarded in anv transactions
they may have with such an unprinci.
tpled man e 30 Hsz a-iA2's +" 4 "sI 2 .
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SHERIFFS SALES.
HT SHERIFFS SALE.
William Birchet
John NJ. Rownd et al.

DY virtue Of certain order Of sale issued
ID FROM the court ofacommon pleas, within
and for the county efyMonroe, and state of
Ohio. in case pending ins Id court between
the above ustns parties and to me directed,
I will offer for sale at ths east door Of the
court house in Woodsdsld, on :ls ,se
Saturday, the 2sh day Of September, 1877,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock a. m. and
o'clock p. H., Of said day, the following de-
soribsd real estate situate in Monroe county
Ohio. to wit:
The north half Of the northwest quarter
and the st part Of the south half-df the
north west quarter of section twsnty-two,
township six Of range seven.
Also, the south half of the southwest
quarter and the northeast quarter OF the
southwest quarter Of section twenty
township six of range seven
Said prop rty so ordered to oe sold is ap-
praised at SIS 300. and may sell for two-third'
of said appraissmsnt. Terms of sale, cash
s +. o. LITTLE,
ang2s'77w5. Sheriff u. C. o.
JAMES 4. loEEs, Attorney fyr B. Danford
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ITEMS.

GER Gao svENoRis not considered 8
first class statesman by the Athens Mes
senger
GENERAL HOWARD manages 10 keep
about three days in tue rear Of the In.
dians.
/ HAYES is coming TO Ohio to eueour,
age his beaten followers, WEST, MAT
rHfws, q Co. j ,Tg&Eg3 /
SENATOR MORTON, who has been dan.
gerously i'll during the past two weeks,
is improving in health.
JOE KEssINaER is in Washington howl.
ing;to. be. retained as Collector. The
prospect IS that JcSEPH will be compel.
ed to retire. ..- -..
CHARLEY Ross, the Philadelphia boy
who vas stolen three years since, has
been found in Springfield, Ohio, so tele.
graphic report states.
BRIGHAM YotNa, the head of the
Church of Latter Day Saints, died on
the 29th ult. His age was 76 years. He
leaves 19 wives and about 150 children.
THE situation In the East is becoming
interesting. The Turks are gaining vic
tories in places where it was thought, by
the .kno wing ones, the Russians would
be Successful.
TIE Ohio Republicans are hot work
ing harmoniously. The Anti HAYES
Committee at Columbus Is seriously
bouncing the Communist ticket nomina
ted at Cleveland. -5 z- I @,s .'sF ~ s--e
The Democratic ticket in Ohio will
be elected by not less than $4,000 maj
ority. There are thousands Of Repub-
licans throughout the State who will not
vote the ticket OF the Cleveland Com
munist Convention. - ~
"A DISPATCH from Washington gives
the following Information: Collector
KEsstNGER, of the Fifteenth, { (Ohio) Dis
trict. is 10 be bounced on account of a
too liberal gauge of bngjuice through
his stomach, and of deficiency in his
accounts HAYES can stand the def
cheney, but can not forgive his tipoling
propensi,ies." 49,
Z IF the telegraphic report of the Re
publican meeting at Athens is true, the
members of the party there must have
been halting in their support of the tick
et That report said: Judge WEsr's
speech, though short, has streng, hened
the Republicans here " II they falter
in Athens, the prospect in the State for
their success is certainly not Gathering
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ENcAMPMENT AT CLARINdToN-A. G. Robb;
G. p. John G Duerr. Scribe. Meetings
Second and fourth Monday in each month.
ENcAMPMENT AT WooDsFIELD-John Do.
herty, O. P Fritz Reef Scribe. Meetings.
First and third Friday in each month.
WooDsFIELD LODGE, No. 377, I o o. F.
John Doherty, N. G. Daniel Neuhart, Secre-
tary. Regular meeting every Thursday.
DEXTER LODGE, No 1896. l. o o F.At
Bealsville.- S II Morris, n G. ]. w. Black
Secretary. Regular meeting every Saturday
aLEwIsvILLEs LODGE, No. 49S.I o. o. F.
Darling Harhin, N, g. james H. Hamilton
Secretary. Regular meeting every Saturday
CLARINGToN LODGE, No, 525. I. o. o; F.
At Clarington-JI Duerr. N. O W. W
Messerley, Secretary. Regular meeting every
Saturday evening
MILroNsBuRa LODGE. No COL. l. O. O F.
At Miltonsburg-M Peters, N. q. J.. J
Riemenschneider, Secretary. Regular meeting
every Wednesday evening.
BRIGBT BYRs LopUs No. go, ]. O.;o.-F
Stafford, 0hio-G. W. Robinson, N. G; J. N
Mason, Secretary. Meetings every Saturday
evening,
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egAt the meeting of the Committe

TT At the meeting of the Committee.
men of the several townships, in this
place. on May aSih. with the returns,
JAMES A WATSON was elected Chairman,
AUGUST MEYER Secretary and W. +.
WIRE Assistant Secretary Of the Nom
mating Convention. II was their duty
to canvass the vote cast for the several
candidates and announce the result,
which they did As the vote cast for
the new Committeeman was in the return
from each township, how could either
Committeeman act before his election
had been officially declared : 1mmedi-
ately after the Nominating Convention
had finished Its a5ets, the Central Com
mitteemen, declared elected, should have
met and organized by electing Chair
man and Secretary, which they failed to
do This was the view taken by the
Committee in session on the 25th uIt
and, in our opinion, is the correct one
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Don't Fail to Register!

The Republican Registration Law
requifes Township Trustees to ap
point one of each political party or
Monday, September 18th, to act as
Registers.
Voters are required to register on
the 21st'and 22d days of September
All persons who have moved from
one township to another, and have
not resided in that township 800
days previous to the election, will
have toregister before they are en-.
titled to a. vote. g'.g =. -... -,
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Desperate Attempt at Suicide.
Ssiomols Coss shoots Himself
q Twice, Tries 10 Drown and
Hang Himself.

A man named SOLOMON Coss, a resi-.
dent of Washington township, this couns
ty, made four attempts on the 9th ult
to end his life. The particulars, as re-
lated TO US by Mr.. HENRY WINtAND, arc
as follows: s.sa
On the 9th tilt, Coss, who was visit.
ing at JACOB Coss', north of Sunfsh
creek, started to Woodsield At Ed
DY's lime kiln, near B NJ Belts, on
Sunfsh, he concluded that the world
would be better of without him !; accorE
dinghy he placed his revolver about an
inch above his right eye and fred. the
ball passing downward and lodging in
his nose. He then placed his revolver
against his body, in the region of the
lower part of the stomach and pulled
trigger; the ball entered but glanclhg,
failed to accomplish its purpose. De-
.termined to die, he threw himself into
the creek and rolled about In the water
for some time, but failed again, owing
to the scarcity Of water, or not keeping
his head under the time required to ef'
fectually complete the job. k :
Tiring of revolvers and water, he
went to ROBERT ANDERsoN's barn, pro.
cured check line, threw one end over
a beam, fastened the other end, about
his neck and hauled himself up. After
being suspended some time he became
weak and letting 60 fell to the floor -
He was found the next morning in his
brothers barn in an exhausted condi-
ton DR.. STEWARD, of Jerusalem, was
called, who rendered the necessary sur
gical aid, and pronounced his wounds
to be,slight and not at all dangerous,
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Eg gGooDRIcH of the "Republican
dodge" covered with an independent
plaster thinks it sis unparalleled as a
coincidence that in bidding for the Tax
List "two of the items should be such q
small fraction under ours!' lsn't it as
great coincidence that two of the items
should be such small fraction above
ours! Was it remarkable when we un
derhid your office for the publication of
the New Constitution, and for the tax
receipts for Woodsiieid Corporation a
year ago last SPRING. Now, you return
to the Treasury that S3;b5 which be-
longs to the tax payers Of this county
and you can announce another transac.
ton that sis unparalleled as a coinci.
dence."
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r-.. a.ster. q 20 flr. Q -
HT The Directors Of the Union
Schools of Woodstield held a meeting
'.he evening of the 2Sth ult to appoint
a Superintendent There were IS ap'
plicants Prof W. NJ HowEs, OF Jetfer.
son county, was appointed.
A few days since we received letter
from lady who resides in Tiltonsville
Jefferson county, from which we ex,
tracC,he following: "We havelhad Prof
HowEs for the last two years and are
endeavoring 10 secure his services fol
another year II he should come to
you, we can testify to his success and
popularity, as to his abilities, no one
for moment, can douht's
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
George CT osier, Adm'r,
Tolbert 8, Rutter and ano.

DY virtue Of q certain order Of sale Issued
ID from the court of common pleas within
and for the cotnty Of Monroe, and State Of
Ohio, in aoase pending in said court between
the above n.msd partiesi and to me directed,
| will ofsr for sale at public suction at the
east door Of the court house in Woods6sld on
Saturday,the l5h dayot September, 1877,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock a IN and
o,eloet p. m. of said day. the following de-
soribsd real estate situate in Monroe county,
Ohio TO wit.
The southeast quarter Of the southeast
quarter of sse,ien twenty.six, IN toNrship
four of range Ave, containing forty scrss
more or lsss - eve
Said property so ordered to be sold ia ap-
praised at $500, and may cell fer twothirdf
Of said appraisemsnt' Terms of sale, $500
on day Of sale aud balance on conf run alton.
a'i Slis TO. LITTLE
susl4,'77w5. Sheriff u. G. D:
HysTER L. MALLORY, A,.'ya
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Nottce to Township and Diss
lrtct 1reasurers.y eges

IN pdruaf1e5 Of the Laws re9uir nH the
| Township and bisttict Trsasursrs 70 SET
lie with the County Auditor, annually. for
all school money received. from whom. snd
on what account, end the amount psid out
fors hool purposes in his distrios, therefore.
The respective Trsasursrs willa make their
sst,le,pspt on ths folloaips days: .Ssptem.
Der s aud 10. 1877, A pt6mpt Sompliance
With the law Is tsquired,
= .s~st William WEDbIt,
aag2i;Tfya Auditor M6nrS o., G
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The New Jersey Mutual Life.

Secretary Of State Henry G.. Kelsey
of New jersey, has caused to be pub
lished In advance an extract from his
regular insurance report for the year, in
which he embedies and enforces his
charges of corruption against the man
agement of the New Jersey Mutual Life
In this report he charges that certain
Jersey newspapers have beer paid by
Mr. Henry W Baldwin to defend him
"his payments to single newspaper for
such service sometimes exceeding 5000
Fer week." while other papers shave re
jected his proposition to publish his
s"vinaicalion.' returning his copy and
his check, inclosed as payment in id.
vance . Mr. Kelsey says that there
never was and is not now any ref 'ction
uron the integrity of Professor -Eiizur
Wright and Mr. William p McMichael
who examined the cothpant's books al
his request in August, 1874 and repor-
ted that the company was sound They
were, he said, deliberately and woefully
deceived > d Z 8 .-& + 3
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E The Farmers Insurance Company
of Monroe county flied certificate o
Incorporation with the Secretary o
State, last week k-cambridge News
We learn that this company was got
ten up by the .Grangers and that the
headquarters are at Antioch, this ycoun
ty II properly directed it will say,
money to the farmers in the way of Low
rates
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ChIcagO-AueUsr 3O-Cattle-Sales
at 4 l9@5 90; few Colaradosuffering
at 3@4 so; Texas in good demand al
l0@f5c higher; 3 75@3 Is, natives
butchers strong and higaer cows. &c
@3 80; steers, 8 60@4 90, closed firm
and well cleared A &
Hogs-Best heavy 5@loc higher, and
firm at s 30@5 40; packers steady, al
4 50@5 go; light demand for light hogs
and moderately active at 8 3095 35
clesed firm with all sold 49, -
Sheep--All sold to city trade at &c
"a 30; lambs, 9 Is
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RGoopRIcH went into the Auditor


RGooDRIcH went into the Auditors
Office on the day the bids for publishing
the Personal Tax List were opened, and
offered Auditor WEDDLE a gross and. in.
decent insult by asking him if West
had put in more than one bid: Mr..
WEDDLE showed him the bid and the
envelope and informed him that that
was the only bid be had received from
WEST. Had Mr. WEDDLE been an able
bodied man, which he is not, having
lost both or his legs at the knees some
years since, he would. undoubtedly, have
kicked the ill-mannered boor out of bis
office and the verdict of all men of sense
would have been, served him exactly
right. As'@ t"s5a . -f9"
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= GF The Woodstieid Spirit speaks Of
electing the Democratic ticket in that
county by from I500ito 1000 majqrity
Monroe county is able TO give 2400
Democratic majority and our friends
over there should see that it is done =
Get,ou your vote and make Monroe, tue
banner county.-St Clairsrille Gazette
TLDEN's majority was 2,343. Mon
roe is the banner county and her Demo
Gratis propose to retain that honor You
will be satisfied when you see The figures
the second week in October,
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Cincinnaii-AUaUsr 80 Cattle
-Cpmmon, 2@2 Is; lair to medium,
8 a5@4- good TO choice butcher era tes,
4 '2595; fair to good shippers, 59b So
fair TO good Texas AMI Cherokees, Is
@3 rs; extra. 4 00i fsir to good light
feeders. 3@3 10, and fair to good heavy
do, AGA 76hai s4v
Hogs-Cammon, 4 50@4 85; fair to
good light, 5 10@5 30; fair to good
packing grades, 4 9OG6, 10; selected
hutchers.,5 20@5 So ; fair to good stock.
ers, 4 75@5 .st-2
Sheep-Common to fair, 2 50@3 85
good to choice, s 50@4 30; fair to
good stockers, . 76@3 50.bs sx a.
Lambs-Commeh to fair, 3 a5@3 Is
good TO chniee, AGA 25; ext,a 4 90
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sgJ JAMES A. WATSON, Of Graysyille,
was arraigned before Esq BEARD, OF
this place, last Saturday evening, char,
ged with assault with intent to kill -
The affidavit and warrant had in them
the name Of JAMES WATSON, Jr, while
the Constable's return was that he had
arrested JAMES A. WATSON. The Jus
tice discharged tile accused on the
ground that he was not the person
named in the affidavit and warrant.
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MARRIED On August 9th, 1877, by
Rev. j w. ToLAND, MIR. A. B CREW
and Miss ORMEY Roe.
On July 26th, 1877, by Rev. JOHN
COOPER, Mr. JACOB HILL and Mics MARY
Y EATON.
On Tuesday, August 9Th, at the res,
idence of Mr.. THOMAS SEARS, of Calais,
Ohio, by Rev. j R SMITH, Mr.. THOMAS
PORTER, of iowa, and Miss MARY 2.
TU1TLr, Of Calais, Monroe County, Q,
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FINE SHEEP.-Mr. Samuel a -Cnckayne
of Moundsvlle, the great sheep breeder
was offered on last Saturday 1000 fol
ten OF his ewes, and refused the offer. Mr.
Cockayue will make 6ne exhibit of woel
at the Paria Exhibition next year
Wheeling Intelsigencer 30th ult -
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s@ The. .town of Gaywood,sey miles
north ol Deadwood, and built exclusively
with pine, lumber, was entirely destroyed
by fire a couple of weeks ago. 1t is an
i'll wind, however, that blows nobody
good; the nexSday after the fire saw.
mill from Caldwell, and owned BY young
men from this place, sold 100000 feet OF
lumber Lumber out there sells a. $4s
per thousand Noble Go; Repablican
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DIED.-In Clarington, Ohio, on Mon.
day. the 9Th day of August, 1871
HARRY Al E youngest child of PErEB
and ELIZABETH URrMAN, aged l year, II
months and 21 davs. .2iUefae
Thou art gone dear Harry whore the shadow
of life can not come.
Where every stranger may find a sweet home
Severed the chain that has bound them to earth
Gone to the land where the soul has new birth
Where there are treasures of beauty untold,
Rivers of silver and mountains of gold.
Weep not to miss enc from esrth's weary shore
Earth has an angel less, Heaven one more.
ezs 7Hs1 A N
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CASH WANTED

AT P sCHUMACHERS, opposite th'
Bank, where you can get Bread, Cakes
Cheese, Candies, Nuts, Cigars, Tobacco $
Notions, Books, and full line of Sta
tionery, Groceries and Pocket Cutlery
Also Agent for Farmers Friend Glail
Drill, the Best Drill in the Market
Call and see ii
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g Monroe county. is making com.
mendable progress in the work of tem-
perance reform. Judge j, R Morris
and Dr. I H Armstrong, with num-
Der of other prominent citisens and pub
lie speakers are actively engaged ine,he
work, and already in nearly all the towns
societies are formed, and many are sign
ing the pledge.-Enterprise
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ewThe I'll State Fair Association
for Ohio, MioSig ~ and IudIsna, will be
held at Toledo, from septenbar1a4'h to
the 29th. The Psesidentof our Society
Mr.. JESSE A KEYsER, has been elected
one of the vice PresiHedt's of the AS
sooiation,, Wegacknpvledgefr the rsceip
OF O Complimentary
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eSYille Notes.

BlRNE-vILLE, OHIo August 20 =
Sheldon Pack, worthless vagabohd. wal
to-day found guilty of stealing the good
from the premises of Philip Hunt or th'
night Of the 9th. VIM Dement, wa
also found guilty OF, receiving the saic
stolen goods. Dement'S proprietor o.
the Continental Hotel in this place
Telegram 10 Cincinnati Enquirer h. =.
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Elf SMITH & WADDELL keeps all
kinds of Iron and Steel for Blacksmiths
Or Wagon Makers, Oliver Chilled Plows,
Nails, and all kinds Of Carpenter Tools
In fact anything you want in the way -oi
Hardwa Give them call before
| having town
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RN,yop .raptShs news of Monroe
County, the general news of Importance,
lstz market reports, subscribe for THH
SPIRIT TERMS, One year 81 so; six
months rs cents. Office, North Of The
Monroe Bank zee eyrwauL TT
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How Tney Picnic al sardis.
10 % bs[Labor vindicator.l

ee - ol Il Labor Vindicator.
AT q picnic at Narrows Run, below
Sardis on the Ohio side, last Saturday
they had a general fight, cutting and
slashing generally. One man bad his
faceso badly cut up his friends hardly
knew him. - '-s
| Items likethat should be taken in tht
proportion Of 10 to 1 : Ten lies to ont
truth The one truth is, the people
down there had a picnic
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5yTISDSKgI

HMr H r MASON, Judge j. r.
,MoskIsyaqa DrsE H. sARMsFRoFG REaMs 81 ad- :
dressed a temperance meeting at the
Court House on. Fsiday evening last
Mr.. MAso1 was the speaker of the even
.:hgiaudi hsyfsmarks were iattentiyely
listened to by the audience; brief re-
MARKS we're made by the other speakers.
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r.eE The remains aof ABEL SHERMAN,
who was killed by the Indians, were re.
moved to the cemetry At Round Bottom
Washington county, tendavs since, jns'
So years from the day they were inter-
81 . fuSs. fs5 e7e 0Ht ,$tFSf9isd05 PGfti5
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ETA, basket meeting was held a.
EDDY's appointment, on the Woodsfeld
Circuit, last Sabbath. Rev J R SMITH
held the morning services Rev. SHIP
MAN, of New Castle, Belmont county
and Rev SMITH preached in the after
noon. 10 nsaFghil haa e,al saeB3s3