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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

WooDsFIELD CHAPTER, No. IS, R. A. M
Iere. Williams, II. P. James r. Morris, Seo-
retary. Regular convocations-First Monday
after each fullmoon. Ix35OA ID
.MoNKoE LopeE, No. 1S9, +. g. A NAT
Weodsfeld.-H. B. Hill, w. NJ. Jere Will
liams, Secretary. Regular communications
Wednesday on or before each full neon.
CENTRAL LODGE, No. .279, f & A. MAT
Calais.-J N. Danford, W. Nj G. L. Eberle,
Secretary. Regular commpnications-Tuesd
on or before each full moon. '''
SuNsBunY LoDeE, No 500, F. & A. MAJ
Beallsvile,-David Mcvay. W. N. A. w.
Darby. Secretary. Regular coinmunications-
Thursday on or before each full moon.
GRAysvILLE LODGE, No. 479. F. & AM
At Graysville.--I. A. Wilcox, W.. N. j. w
0key, Secretary. Regular communications
Tuesday on or before each full moon.
sCI.ARINaToN LODGE. No. 263, F. d A. M
At Darlington wv. T. Hurd, w M. VIM
w. Messerly, Secretary. Regular communioa.
tions-First Monday in each month. ss,--
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One Hundled&F ifty- -twoAucs
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will
~ be presented to the Commissioners OF
Monroe county, Ohio, at their next regul,l
session, for review aud alteration of 50 mucl
of the county road leading from st ford {,
Cochransvile. as luns through jackson town
ship, to wit Beginning ut the north end OF
what is known as Cnch an lower lane, on the
river road; thence running in northwest di.
r-etion along the sou h hill side between tn.
old road and hollow that puts down from tn,
north. following the course of slid hollow .,
ravine through the lands of the widow Coch
ran and the lands of Josiah wilson and to in.
tersect the old road at the head of said hollow
and near the dwelling house ON the lands Of
Josiah Wilson; thence following the old road
as near rs practicable though the lands OF
said Wilson to the county line of Monroe and
= Washington counties lear tobacco house on
the lands of said lpilson. the sane TO be y
grade of moi. over fye degrees. Also. to vacate
so much of thepresent road Ms the alteration
requires. MANY PETITIONERS.
isb6,'77H5.
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ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY.

BNcAMPMENT AT TCLARINGToN-C. II. Dsnk-
worth, G. P. John c. Duerr, Scribe. Meetings
Second. and fourth Monday in each month.
BNeAMpMEsrI Ar sWooDsFIKLD.AJ. Rein
herr, C,P Fritz, Reef. Scribe. Meetings.
First and third Friday in each month. ,.s,,
WooDsFiEtD LobeE.. NJ. 377, I. o. 0. F.
John H. Lang, n, c. Daniel Neuhart, Seere-
tary. Regulsr meeting every Saturday.
LEwIsyILLR LODGE, No t49S, 1. O. o. F.
Darling Harbin, N. G. james H. Hamilton,
Secretary. Regular meeting every Saturday.
DExTRR LoDaE, No 306. l. O. o. FAT
Beallsvills.-- S. H Morris n G. J. w. Black,
Secretary. Regular meeting every Saturday
CLAhtNaToN LODGE, No 525. I. o. o. F.
At Clarington-Henry Maury, N. G.. Louis
Stoehr, Secretary. Regular meeting every
Saturday evening, ,.....,..,
MuToNsBURG LODGE No. COL. I. o. o F.
At Mitonsburg-Peter Shaffer. N. G.. j. j.,
Rismensehheider, Secretary. Regular meeting
every Wednesday evening
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-02-27
The WONDERFUL Il
EGYPTIAN BL00D-PuRIFIER.
l-... ~ III ENHsE

Ihts ineofnparabtr DEP URHTIYE is
q potrerful AETER1TIVE, TONIC, DE-
CkETIC, DI4 PHORETIC, md APERT<
sENT, coa6inipg. rirtaes ,chich render
1t inratna6te and afcer-TdiitnD, and 6y
Its continued ssse trHI thoroughly erudL
cate all diseases of the blood. Its iagre-
die,sts are of % purely harmless ertrac-
fion, She products gathered from remote
E9ypticn, ProviiceS, and uLere there 70
the slightest faint Of disease {n the sys-
tenn, II never fails ~ ejectinJ that dissass
fhrough the medium of The skin, or er-
prtiing it through. tho many aud vsrtoss
channels of the body, thereby aitosviaG,
Gad, indeed, forcing all the organs into
their proper norn,at aud functional con.
saasi., ssSn a yerg gatIr sris !a sRa,s s t,s r, s
doubted reliatiiity and sroaderisI .c~ra-
fice properties, it being, most snqaestioss-
ably, tLe cerg acme Of ,itedicdt tstusNrhs,
and the greatest discovery ef the preseae
age, iB The t. ieatnacRt OF crcry disease
sedere tie blood itself IS primeritv tho
seat of the lesion or disorder, sHoh as
SCROFULI aud the Thousand and one
caHses that lcad to this terrible alRictton,
of trltich all eirilised eemmvssies are
co0hisdnf, for Bi6ticdt Trsth has assert-
Cd that @ t.s .a sias S.s , Sf sts 2 5as.s % .As
I erdtions," !" aud to BROKEN.DOHN IND
: EfFEEBLED CONSTITUTIONS IL fs .
po,rerfat rejueeHator, causing the scrcck
Of nam once wore to assume t!se 6od-iiks
- Fo,' GUTIREO US DISFAsES, URIN1
: ARY ERS, GONSIIrATION Oh
COST1GENESS, LITER and KIDNEY
GUS DEBILITT, RHEUM4TISM,
GL1NDUL ENL4RG EMENTS, Effs
THELI0MITOU CANCER, SCURfTs
LENT UL Err S, FEMAL.E COM
5 PLANTS land TO the 0es,fler sea-. it is q
boon long sought for 6y Sensitive, sxscep-
fibie, aud delicate foDyafes, as 10 takes
ALL FORMS OF CHRONIC DISEASE
IN WHICH THE BLOOD Is THE SEAT
OF THE TROUBLE, 1t Is iavatua6Ie. A
a positive and permanent ossre for
CHILLS and FETELS and all MALE
RIAL POIS0NS. iffNe at
thousands of Testimonials attest tks
truth of these claims. '-h ~ y. ,ffi
Price, One Doliay, in lergs tofttes o.
sir bottles, So.
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A Certain Headache Cure.

A har esa gs,able prsparat on, aud the
dis overv of phys cian, the Vic: Had.
he Powder has been proven rosiiivsiy
ur- G re for the most distressing eases OF
Sick or Ne yeas Headscd-, Morning Sickuess
AMI N nra gia, single powder aetna iy cur.
ing in ten minutes when all other means
fail. We ave had a wonderful txeeT enc
with it and the ton cent trial pack can b.
had by address ny the propristors, J K. HIS
LEY u Co., SALEM. N. l., who will oheerfully
mail them postpaid. aud of Druggists every-
whore and it is with we'll meritsd cou6 ience
they ae offered as a thorough cure sor all
d.stre sssS Of the Lat. a f5 sl
j, IT. JUIkINS. Agent, w.odsd.ld,
Monioe County, Ohio isnI Try.
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-Mr 49,, M,ur,y ~ Mort,

.s%Mr. ALEX MARTIN, OF Morton,
this county, who has been attending the
Union Schools of this place the past
Winter, called at our Office last week
and expressed himself as being well
pleased with the management of the
school, and particularly with Prof Corr
as an instructor. Mr.. MARTIN has been
employed to clerk in the store Of Mr..
PETER FANKuousER, at Morton.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-02-27

D1Ep.-On the l3t6 day of February,
1877, ELY RlDewAY, aged IA years and
8 months: - 5KaX
Mr.. RIpewAY was born In Grandview
township, Washington county, Ohio, on
April nth, 1902. He was son of BIN
yAMINaud MARY RIpewAY. On the 3oth
day of January, 1884, he became mem.
Der of the NJ. <. Church and remained
consistent member through life. The
remains we're inferred in the cemetery a,
Brownsville, this county, on Thursday
the 18th inst. ---..--.--77
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-02-27
LEGAL NuTiCE.

WlLLlAM D. HAvRLY, who resides in be
wv, state of Kansas, will take notice, that
on the 9th day of November, 1876, William
NJ. Hrpely, as Administrator of the estate OF
Jane Havsly, deceased, filed in the .coart Of
common pleas of Monroe county. Ohio, his
petition against said William D. Havely, the
object and prayer of which is, TO revive a
Judgment against him in favor OF said Jane
Havely. rendered at the March Term Of So a
court of common pie for the year 1866
70 the sum Of $500, and osts { x.d to 81
SO; id William Havely.as Administrator
as aforesaid. at the March term of said court
for the year 1877. will ask Tor an order ~ :
vivinS said judgment.
foa are required to answer said petition
on or before the Sd day of March. 1877.
HUNTER X MALL Try,
Atty's !or Wm. }. navely
JAM, ,'77wS.
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BRONCHITIS AND LUNG
AFFECTIONS.
THACHEnN .s9@

A slight so-cdiied cold tpiU offftmes
lead TO . serious cough, tchick, w,tcored
for or badly treated, nsisst hhee but one
1-esult-it must erssstttate in a settled case
of BRONCHITTS, ar tehot u stofss, rhs
deadly C0NSUAPTION. To ala su1erina
TRACHEON offers % sound, reliable, astb
permanent relief. IhGugments e9pccse-
ration, and enables the patitHt to tepct
sCttitomt jtsdicjoas treatn,eRf, mast eoni-
snunicate its poison TO the resicuidr swbA
stance Of the fftag, dcgenerating and, de-
stroyinG that most essential of organs,
and stttimdtes Only in an early and Ma
timely death. TRACHEON has no eqvoI,
much less a superior, and ITS use sriH NOS
only remove the deposit, thereby afordinfs
0redt relief, bHt heals the mem bruno and,
feaccs tie patient ia possessios of healthy
lang tiSsHe.
Price, Fifty Cents per bestte, Or ste
bottles. $3.50.
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The Egg Question.

Mr.. A. sent his three sons to market
and gave each one certain number of
eggs, with this injunction: that they had
to sell all alike and bring home each,
the same amount Of money, i. e., if one
established certain price the balance
had to sell at that price. He gave to
A. so, to 40 and to e. 20 eggs. How
did they sell and how much money did
they realize? 9H
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Reported for The Spirit of Democracy
Report


Report
or School in Sub-District No. 6, Suns
bury Township, for The two months
ending January 26, 1877:
Number of pupils enrolled, 81
Average daily attendance, s. "a
Average per centof attendance, 81 80
ROLL OF HONOR.
M A. Lindsey, Penina Melott, H E
Truck, L c McDougall, Emma Mclott,
A NJ Melett, Mamie Smith, Mamie JEFF
ters, Bell Smith.M p. Myers, Bell Moore,
Ella Myers, Ernest Andrews. Frank
McDougal, Nc McDougaI, H v. Meek,
LonMoore, Wesley Melott, Willie LETTERS,
Thos. Melott, John Moore, Willie Myers,
DixonsMelott, Jas. Melott,4 l c Moore,
H. II. Moore, Geo. Smith, E. NJ Jefers,
s. Smith, Theo Elliott, ] M, Jeders, L
j Moore, w. F. Meek, jacob Pitman.
The school is in fiourishing condition
and much interest is taken by parents as
well as pupils. In point of obedience
this school is not surpassed in the town
slip, and perhaps not cqualcd.
5~' JOHN JEFFERs, Teacher
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EF MisaD ANGER, the only daughter
ora deceased gambler Of New York
City died last week She, provided in her
AWillsfor the distribution of S3S5, 900 to
Charitable institutions aud sle5,oO0 to
sshersrelaiiyes. sf ~ 5Res 80 s.lt be
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-02-27

Ey Nothing further OF importance
has developed in regard to the New
Jersey Mutual Life Insurance Company.
Mr. MOORE, Western Manager, has is
sued circular urging the policy holders
to make no disposition Of their policies
until they have conferred with cne OF
his agents. s .E 4.
Why would it not be well for the pol.
'cy holders to call meeting, and after
obtaining all accessible information,
agree upon course to be pursued7
Mr. MILLER writes that he will be in
our county this week
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don't JOE. Krss1ssrR rem

WWhy don't JOE KEssINsER report
What disposition has been made Of the
acsses OF the sixteen Illicit distilleries, 10
Monroe county. JOSEPH didn't arres,
q single person. but that needn't inter.
fere with any .sbull-dozing" report he
smay desire 10 have put in circulation
copcefning our people.
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From the Marietta Times. a2d inst. |

"The Spirit OF Democracy, OF Mon
roe county, completed its thirty-third
year Of publication last week. The
Spirit is large, well conducted paper
and bids fair to live many times thirty
three years, growing younger, spright'
lier and better every year." yf
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"Rennhlican editnrs onoht to m,

fE Republican editors ought to move
slowly in the way of exhibiting roosters
because of the work Of the Returning
Board in session at Washington. HAYES
has not yet been declared elected, and
should he be, it will not be the kind oil
a victory that honest men will be dis
posed to rejoice over.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-02-27

WIf you want the news Of Monroe
County, the general news Of Importance,
dateS market reports, subscribe for The
SPIRIT. TERMs.-One year $l 80; six
months 75 cents. Office. North of The
|. Monroe Bank ,a.S a.ss,,,sA - f,..
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-02-27

TAt the prize spelling match held
in Malaga township, on the 2lst inst,
the following persons were the cham
pion spoilers:
LIST prize to John Egger, Of Malaga Tp
"a " Sam'l Graham,
Sd +" !" Herman Egger Summit ''
4th [" " Arch Graham, Malaga +"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-02-27

fH-Mr. J. T. Soorr, who resided in
Marshall county, West Va, opposite
Clarington, this county, died on the l7th
inst. The funeral took place on We'd
nesdaY,ethe .2lst inst, v
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-02-27

xsHz-yudge sOkey is winning golden
opinions BY the manner in which he
conducts the business of the Common
Pleas Court. Belmont Chronicle, 22d
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HThe eight Republicans on the Ma
tional Returning Board, by their action
in the Florida and Louisiana cases, have
zmsde the Sscoundrely action of WELLS
A. Co annear respectable.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-02-27

wThe Stafford High School Pro-
fessor's authorize US to announce that q
literary society will be one of the at
fractions for students at the next ses.
sion.
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NOTICE OF APpoINrI.AI.

Estate Of Wiiliqm Eeils, Deceased
'I'HE Undersigned has been appeinsed aud
i quail fed as Executor. with the will an
nexed, of :he estatss.of William Ws.ls, lAts
OF Monroe co3nsy, deceased.
Dated this 18th day of February. "A D 1877
fsb27,'77w3. JANIS SK.L,.
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@Aa ine5riate recently fell and
struck his noose sgainst a barber's pole.
On being raised from the ground, he
asked "What's zat woman wi striped
stoekinss on got again me?'' ~. -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-02-27

HThere are Republicans all over
the country who supported HAYEs, but
they cannot say that he has been hon.
estiy elected. They know that TrLDEN
was elected, and was swindled out of
IL votes in two States
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-02-27

wThe boy that looks ahead and
prepares for future emergencies is now
trying to negotiate his skates for fishing
tackle and D Mite string.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-02-27

HThe advertisementJof the Treas
we,sa monthly journal and housekeepe
ers magazine, will be found in this issue
OF TIE SpIRIr. 1t iss represented as
being first class publication.
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a.NNow is the time for the good old
ladies to overlook their stock Of seeds
slowed. awsy in the old familiar gourd,
or swinging suspended in the leg OF the
ever faithful stocking.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-02-27

EyThe land advertised in the case
sof NszoR vs. Burr, was sold on the 24th
snst To G. q. OBLIsGER for $500.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-02-27

- n BkrHuEL KNOX, of Bever town
ship, Noble county. died on the 11th
inst, sged II years.
.,JosEfn HuTcHINs, of Olive township.
same county, died on the 18th inst, aged
rs years gExsU5s II ms
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-02-27

EE Republicans are not scarce here
abouts, who declare openly that the
electoral votes of Florida and Louisiana
should have been given to TILDEN.
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eEOn the Goth inst, JOAN REGAIN
wae committed to Jail for assault and
battery upon ]. w. REED, Of Beallsville.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-02-27

.serMrsA. j. .GRlFrrrH, of this town
ship, Center, had 200 pounds of meat
stolen The night Of the 18th inst, from
his smoke-house.
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rThe present winter is said by our
exchanges to haverbeen very severe up
ON the bees, many colonies having been
frozen. es- s
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-02-27

<yHomemade sugar, the first OF the
season, appeared in market last week.
Price, is cents per pound.
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PILES. Hemonhoids.
PEI.ONa

; Many cawscs tend TO produce tn ts poin.
fttl and distressing state. The blood u
retarded ia its returs, the too Iseqsert
sise ordrastic pargatires tends to producd
congastton of the bosrels, torpid dctioN Of
the liver, aud numerous other catses dss
the source of this complaint, and hitherto
nothing efectaeS hds been presented 20
the public, tchich ,could rapidly Gfiertwfs
symptoms and ultimately piore dn eject
dee curc. IN PILON IRE hare "a s'eNsrdH
srIich ,iot ontU acts almost Instantly, b@t
tcill renscpo the largest t's'no,s OF tic parts
piles bp ebso,Ption, aad snany who
have received not onty beRefit, but hare
been radically cWred, haze 6eeft rssured
(Prior to "sin0 his tredtn,entJ ty. er'i-
cpor could enpect 10, life, scotId bc By un
operation, aud rcnorfn0 10 or th<r. FROM
the body oy % procedure ,rhioh "ece:~ i:Gf:
scith delight. aud is no,c prescribed 81
saaRy practising physicians, scAe ars cs0.
ssisant of its merits, as the oMfy knoscss
Price. Fifty Cents per package, or sis
for $3.50.
THE ABOYE REMEDIES ARE
thereugh in tho erddi~dtioH of the diBrr-
eht aud rarioHs ,NaIadies dc,so,siBofed,
aud are the result OF patient, searching,
Iaborious, aud srienfiJfc iNveefiydtioN,
embracing q period or mdHy years, IN
Europe and 1pterica.
II the specific directions are complied
: srifI, thousands of patients tciU bear srst-
ness to their relative merits, dssd corrob-
,aany complications of disease, aud pa
tients so desire, DIR. CHANDLER sgiH
be pleased 10 giVe all Information, aud
treat by letter If necessary.
Descriptive and Enpidnatory CireaA
Ter of the dLoue remedies sent oS. receipt
of stamp. If the PROPKTETA Ny
MEDICINES are net on sate at youf
particular druggists, send orders to
a DR.. CHANDLER,
l47s Broadway, New-York City.
ianI6 ,-TY
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aznWThe sold Directors OF the St
t1airsville Railroad were reelected last
alWoeks M 80 !. s,as 5. v $50 Elz
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-02-27

eEThe Board of County Commis
'sioners meet in regular session on Mon,
day, the 9Th day Of March.
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kgThe Commission on the 23d inst,
nv the old vote OF Sto7 gave the three
votes Of Oregon, to HATEs. Theft No.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-02-27

ETCommen Pleas Court convenes
ON Tuesday, the 9th day Of March.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-02-27

.4enENoble countv boasts . yoke OF
oxenthat weigh $500 pounds. I
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MARRIED.-On February Sth, 1877.
by Rev. W. T. SMrH, Mr.. JoHN Gun
MINes and Miss ANNIE Mcconnell
On the 2lstlinst, by w. T. ; H. DAN
IEDs, ESQ !, OF Sunsbury township, Mr.
THOMAS w. WRIGHT and Miss MARY Z.
A. Norris.
I On tie 22d inst, by Rev. WM. C.
SMITH, Mr. GARRISON w. r FISHER and
Miss ELlz BETH A. KENNEDY.
On the 9th inst, by c. w Cliff,
Esq of Bethel township, Mr.. FREDER-
lex BAUER and Miss CAROLINE METZ.
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BEOwNSvILLE
SELECT SCHOOL.

hurst term commences Monday, May
L IA and ends Friday, July 9. 4
The patrons of this institution are respect
fully informed that every effort will be made
to render this school interesting, Ih4 pseu-
liar features hitherto charac eristie OF other
schools under the superintend"ucs Of the
Principal, will be continued in this. Am' ns
these advantages may. be enumerated the
following: A Course OF Lectures. Literary
Society, a Normal Institute, Examinations. etc.
TUITION.
Common Branches. 50 90
Higher Branches. (including Ell
ocution, the Languages 81 &Penmanship.l s 90
Private Lessons in Elocutien, Zoo each.
Tuition required in advance.
Good boarding to be obtained at very rea-
sonabls rates, "a ss z,
Fer further particulars address g Il
MARTIN, Antioch. N. c. o.
J. A. MARSHALL. Jolly, n. c. o.
fsbl3,r7al3. 81
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ST. CLOUD HOTEL.

Arch Street heween 7b and Sth SIS PHILADELPHIA PA.
Since the of tbs Rxhbon the st. Cloud has been n @
exceed By During the Cen
the comforts
II this particular 1t stood alone
un the frm name g. W Mulln
respectfully,
80 Per R PAY ssxpv p,.mo.s .g 8. CIV. MULLlN & co.
es 1T s,5t 7as tafees
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Meeting or the Democratic COun-
Central Committee,

The Democratic Central Committee
men Of the several townships are re
.quested to .meet,at the Court House in
Woodsfeld, on Saturday, March 10th,
1877, for the purpose of fixing the time
and manner Of holding the Democratic
Convention for the year 1877. The fol-
lowing are the members of the Commit
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eEGold closed in New York on the
z3d inst, at S1,O5.
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OBITUARY,

GRIFFITH DR.. j. c Griffith was
born in Beallsville, Monroe CO., Olio,
June 20, 1885 He came to Missouri,
in 1866, and ses.ied in Laclede. Linn
Co. He united with the M. E. Church
in 1872, and died on November Is, 1876
His death. will cause, a. vacancy in the
church and in society which will be felt
and deeply regretted; he was distin-
guished for regularity and firmncss in
his religious course, and nothing ever
caused him to falter 10 the path OF dusy.
He was well acquainted swith' and highly
priced the doctrine and discipline OF the
church. and for the prosperity ofour be-
loved Zon he labored with his prayers
and bis Influence, and contributed large
ly of his moneyrssHe served the church
as Sunday-school superintende MT until
his voice failed. AT tile time of his
death he was recording steward he was
a man of good Judgment. his mind was
naturally strong, and finely educated -
He bore his sickness with Christian pa
ience,declaring that bis soul was ex
ceedinslv happy. His funeral service
was held in the NJ E Church, conduct
ed by the writer, assisted iby the minis
ters of our Town. ISAAC HILL.
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SCHOOL.

THE undersigned will cemmencea Select
l. school in Clarington on the Second
Monday in April, and continue in session
ten weeks. All persons wishing to prepare
themselves for teaching, who attend, will re-
ceive such instructions as will be useful to
them in the school room, in addition to the
prsctical instructions in the usual branches of
study. v9s sr's -s4asu. .ss % i-e.s
Tuition, for common branches, s. 90.
each additional study, l 90.
Good accommodations for students at reasona-
BILE rates. all communications to be address.
ed to ~ . - a r X. WALTON,
jan23,T Darlington. Ohio.