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Hotel Keepers Required to Pro.
vide fire EhCapeS.

Just before the adjournment Of the
Ohio Legislature law was passed re.
quiring hotel ard inn keepers to provide
all their sleeping apartments with prop
er facilities Of escape in case Of fire -
The law has gone into effect. Follow
ing is the text Of the law: ,..'...-
SECTION l. B. it enacted by the Gen.
eral Assembly Of the State of Ohio that
it shall be the duty of all owners or
keepers of inns or public houses. where
travellers or bosrders are lodged, to pro-
vide Suitable snd efficient ladders or
other fire-escapas from the different up.
per stories of such inn or house, to he
accessible to each lodger in case of fire.
Sec 2 1t shall be the duty of the
Mayor of each city or incorporated Will
age to require the owner or keeper of
any inn or public house, as described in
section l of this act, to provide. in not
less than sixty days after such Rotice
shall have been given, such aforesaid
ladders or fire escapes, and have the
same properly placed, and convenient Of
access to such dodgers; and if any own
er or keeper of such inn or public house
shall neglect OF refuse to comply with
such requirements for the time specified,
be or they shall forfeit not less than $50
nor more than $4,000 for each month
he so fails to comply with the provis-
ions of this act, to be recovered in the
name and to the use Of such town in an
action for debt.
Sec g. II shall be the duty of the
Mayor of such city or incorporated vii.
lage, personally or by the police, mar.
shal, or other officers of said village or
city acting under his direction, to care.
fully examine such inns, or public hous-
es once in six months, and report or re.
quire to be reported, all violations Of
the provisions Of this act, to the coun
Gil of such city or incorporated village,
where proceedings shall be announced
without unnecessary delay against the
person or persons so offending.
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Written for The Spirit of DemocracY.)
From Malaga Township.
JERUSALEM, Quo, July 3,

JERUSALEM, Quo, July 3, 1877.
Ed SPIRIT: l am subscriber to the
Monroe Democrat and read the paper
pretty thoroughly, and like the grit of
the editor for exposing all. official irreg
ularity, and believe it is good for any
dominant party to have some fearless
opposition. But there seems to me to
be q little tendency in our worthy editor
TO associate with aud defend all the sue
cessful nominees of the last Democratic
Convention who slip around the corner
and don't walk as straight when they
come back as when they started, and
blames the Woodsfield Ring for not
nominating some Others of the same
sort. Now, I heard one Of the best
Democrats in this township say he
couldn't vote for a certain nominee
(that the editor glories oyer) on account
af his drunkenness. / am not a Demo
crat and of course had nothing to dc
with the Convention, but l expect to
vote for some of the nominees, but not
one that know takes any of the 20, be
Joyful
That notice in the Democrat of Mr..
Collins lecture would have pleased me
and some Others better if the editor had
said something in favor of the cause, if
he did not like his lecture, Mr.. Collins
is liked as a lecturer at other places and
is doing good work But we are com.
mon people and don't understand the
English language as we'll as Editors do.
Ho l don't live thousand miles from Je-
rusalem and will sign my name
-" Il LITTLE
Would not "little IL like, the expo,
sing of official Irregularities much better
if the Editor would, or could, adduce a
particle of evidence that there is sim
gle iota Of truth in any of his charges
He busters and makes direct charges
against Democrats and Democ ratio ofti.
,cials, hut when the proof is demanded
he is unable 10 produce it, and is com.
PEELED to swallow his scurrilous charges.
Such "grit" is not the kind honorable,
fair dealing men care to have much Of.
That Woodsfield Ring hobby has been
pretty thoroughly demolished.-PUB-
Usher SPIRIT
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

WooDsFIELD CHAPTER, No. IS, R. A. M
Jera. Williams, H. P. James R. Morris, Sec
retary. Regular convoostions-First Monday
after each full moon.
MONROE LODGE, N 1s9, F. s. A MA
Woodsfeld.-H. B. Hill, w. M. Jere Viii.
liams, Secretary. Regular communications-
Wednesday on or before each full moon.
CENTRAL LODGE. No. $40, F & A. Ma
Calais.-J N. Danford, WIN. @. L. Eberle
Secretary. Regular communications-Tues
on or before each full moon.
SUNsBURY LoDeE, No 362, F. s. A. MA
Beallsville.-David Mcvay, W. M. A. W
Darby. Secretary. Regular communications
Thursday on or before each full moon.
GRAysYILLE LODGE, No. .479, F. & A. M
At Graysville.1-I. A. Wilcox, W. N. J. w
Okey. Secretary. Regular communications
Tuesday on or before each full moon.
CLARINeToN LoDGE, No 263, F& A. NJ
At Clarington.-W. T. Hurd, w NJ. VIM
W. Messerly, Secretary. Regular communica.
tions-First Monday in each month.
STAFFORD LODGE, No $40, F. & A. MA,
Stafford. Henry Smith, W. M. g. w. Mason
Secretary. Regular rcommunications-Mo Monday
on or before each full moon.
MAsTERToN LODGE. No. 400. F. s. A. M
At Observation-Disclosures Warwick, w. NJ. P
B. Hannah. Secretary. Regular commun lea
tions-Thursday evening on or before each fnll
moon.
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Probate Notice.

A CC0UNTS and vouchers have been filed In
II the Probate Court of Monroe County
Ohio, for settlement, by the following Ad
ministrators, Executors and Guardians:
First partial account of Philip Glaser Guardian
of George Michael Weisend, insane
Fourth partial account of ]. A. Boice Guardian
of Jesse V. Boice. and final as to John NJ
Boice.
Fonrth and final account of George Braunlich
Executor of David Dinger
Third partial account of Jacob Davis, jr., Guar.
dian Of Rececoa j. and Nancy E. PAIL. mi
nors. ,'.gs.,4
First partial account Of John c. Latta and
John A. Morris Adm'rs of Henry Il. Morris
First and final account of John Hobbs Guardian
of Caroline E !, Mcclellan and Ephraim u
Trembly, minors.
First partial account of E. s. Stephen Guardi
an of John Stephen, a minor. s - a
First partial account of E. D. johnson Adm'r
of Sanford Tnel -c5.
Fourth and final account of VIM. j. Adamson
Admir- Of John W. Barackman.
Amy person Interested may file written
exosl ltions to said accounts, or any item there
of, on or before the 2lst day OF July
next, when the same will be finally heard and
continued from day to day until disposed Of
5iiiiEt iii' JAS R, NORRIS, iil
june26,'77w3. Probate Judge NJ CO,
p
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ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY.

ENcAMPMENT AT CLARINaToN-C. r. Dank
werth. G. P. John G Duerr, Scribe Meeting.
Second and fourth Monday in each month
ENcAMPMENT At WoopsFIELD.-J. Rein
herr. @. P. Fritz Reef Scribe. Meetings.
First and third Friday in each month.
WooDsFIELD LODGE. No. 377, /. o. o. F.
John II. Lang, N. G. Daniel Neuhart, Secre
tary. Regular meeting every Thursday.
LEwIsvILLR LODGE, No. 49s. I. o. o. F.
Darling Hsrhin, N. G. James H. Hamilton
Secretary. Regular meeting every Saturday
DEXTER LODGE, No. 1896. I. O. o. F-At
Beallsville.- S. II. Morris, n. G. ]. W. Black
Secretary. Regular meeting every Saturday
CLARINGToN LODGE, No. 525. l. o. o. F.
At Clarington.-C. E Miller, N. G.. VIM d
Rutter. Secretary. Regular meeting every
Saturday evening.
MILToNsBURa LoDeE, No. col, I. o. o. F.
At Miltonsburg-Peter Shaffer. N. G.. J. J
Riemenschneider, Secretary. Regular meeting
every Wednesday evening.
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EA disturbance occurred at dance
and pic mic near the Potts school house,
on the 4th, four miles West of Woods.
field, in which a young man named
KAFLER, who resides near Ford's bridge,
was badly injured
Warrants have been issued by Justice
BEARD for VIM. DIEHL and HENRY
DIEHL, Jr, who are charged with an as
sault with intent to kill FRANKLIN KAY .
LER and one for CASPER DIEHL charged
with the same offense upon the person
of PETER YoHo A hearing will be had
before Justice BEARD on the 10th inst.
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EThe Supreme Court Of Ohio. al
ter two years waiting. reached the Bar
'rY case from this County. James Bar
fy owned farm in Center Township
which was executed for his debts an6
sold by the Sheriff, and the sale confirm
ed BY the Common Pleas Court. Johr
M, Barry filed petition in error, ant
carried it up to the Supreme Court, and
the Court having sustained the petition
the sale is set aside The error on which
the sale was set aside was in Sheriff
Lawrence employing Whack Camden, 9
Constable of Sarahsville, to leave the
writs of seryice.-Noble County Repub
lean. 80
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reported for the Spirit Of Democracy,
The Fourth at Graysville.

GRAYsvILLE, OHIO, July 4, 1877.
Ed SPIRIT: The celebration OF the 4tt
of July in this place was grand sue
cess. The exercises commenced In the
morning with prayer by Rev. Shirer.
Music-Solo, Nathan Odeu-Star Span.
gled Banner.
Reading Declaration-L D, Eaton.
Music-Solo, Jas. A. Watson--Red
White and Blue. 81 IS
Music by Band. 50
Grand parade and refreshments until
IL NJ, at which time the President called
the people to order and introduced Hon.
James Watson, who delivered the address
of welcome. Mr.. Watson's impressive
manner of delivery, with his very able
address. could not and did not fail to
make favorable impression on all the
vast assemblage.
Music by Infant Class-Little Things
Band. - So
Address by Jas. A. Watson-True
Grandeur of Nations. Mr. Watson de,
serves great credit for his work through.
out the preparation for the day OF gene
raj rejoicings as we'll, as delivering a
speech to leave lasting impressions or
the minds ofIan who heard him, - a..
Music-Solo, by Miss Maggie Watson
Band.
Address by James K Way-The day
we celebrate. Mr.. Way favored US with
good Grafton. We were glad to have
him among US on this occasion.
Music--Solo, by Miss. Tiliie Smith
Soldiers Memorial Day Music by
Band ~ spssE.s Rss ef'gs > !
Address-Hon. Jas R. Morris-The
Advance of a Century. Mr., Morris IA
vored ns with an able address, which We
believe was highly appreciated by all.
Music-Solo, Ly John Battin-Priso-
ner's Hope. Music by Band 7ag
The benediction was pronounced by
Rev. Shirer, after which the people wait
ed on the grounds untilthe balloon as
cepsion, which took place at a 30 p M.
After the exercises as marked out by
the programme was completed, the peo'
pile went 10 their homes seeming to feel
cheered, benefited and blest.
This is day which should be long re
memhered. The day was so grand, the
exercises 80, ennobling, and the people
composing the vast assembly so good
humoredly and peacefully celebrating the
birthday Of ourrepublic that we feel as
though it is the highest tribute that can
be paid to our little village. The choir
which favored US with such grand mu
sic deserves more praise than, we can ex
press here. The crowi was estimated tC
be about 2 500 We might say much
more, but will close,s hoping that the
next Fourth of July may call forth, i
possible, grander and more sublime pro
ductions. .....- .-....--.
NATHANIEL SCOTT,
rffi Va - ~ Ilii, = Chairman.
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County Correspondence.
reported for The Spirit Of Democracy.l
From Malaga Township,
MALAGA. OHrn. Jnlu & 1s

,gs " MALAGA, OHrc, July s, 1877.
School closed here to-day. No. o
pupils enrolled: Girls, 90; Boys, "a
Total. 53 Average daily attendance
girls, Is, boys, 1S. total, 81. Averag,
uonthlv enrolment, girls, s6, boys, IL
total, 43 Average per cent. of attend
ance, 70.
*RoLL OF Honor.
Aggie Kotzebue, Flora b Crook
Mary Bennett, Clara Bishop, Allie Crook
Mamie Johnston, Willie Bishop, Clyde
Johnston, Thomas Null. George Truax
Willie Null, Johnnie Truax.
We closed our school with general
good feeling. Several visitors were in
attendance. The smaller girls exhibited
fine assortment of boquets for which
they were awarded two premiums First,
as to taste in construction, second, as
to beauty.
: All retired apparently satisfied.
s.Ee A. W. GR1sELL, Teacher.
sThe s.roll of honor" includes all
who attended 80 per cent of the time.
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EEA Correspondent of the. Maine
Farmer gives this remedy for curing
worms in horses: I have found linseed
meal the best thing 1 ever used. Give
from apint TO a quart for a few days,
then q less quantity will do, ! usually
give this In shorts, meal or oats mixed
with boiling water, and little salt put
in every day. In some cases few doses
of sour apples, without anything else,
win remove worms. The meal is good
feed for horses in small quantities, when
they are not troubled with worms.
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RAs there will be but one Fair held
in this county the coming fall, the Off
GERS of the Agricultural Society shonld
see that tsufficient inducements are offer
ed to attract persons from distance
The balloon ascension at the Monroe
county fair last year was so successful
that the managers have arranged for an
|'other ascension this fall Cambridge
Jefersonian. : ssii.'s faa
tglt was decided success at our Fail
last year, and this year arrangements
have been made for ascensions on thu
second and third days, also for Chario'
Races on those days. ,,.-, ~
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NOTICE.

/ those requiring the same at the expense
of Benton township has been awarded, by
the Trustees, to Drs. w. l., West Brother
Of Brownsville, theyT being the lowest aud
best bidders. All persons requiring medical
attenda.c ce at the expsnss of the to wnship
are required to call on Drs. W. l.. West
Brother. -7st'
By order OF the %
TRUSTEES OF BENTON TOWNSHIP.
A. MEYER, Clerk. juuels, ,'77tf,
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EgRoBERT NORRIS, confined in Jail
charged with stealing S2o in gold and
rs cents In silver from JOSEPH WILSON
of Malaga township, was arraigned in
the Probate Court on the 9TH inst and
plead guilty to the charge of taking $40,
but stoutly affirmed that he did not take
the rs cents. Judge MORRIS sentenced
him to Is days confinement in Jail, I'd
pay fine of $40 and to make restitu-
ton in double the amount Of the prop
erty taken. ta af
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The rifle matches for the Centennial
trophy take place at New York, Septem-
Der 14th and 18th. .,,
A Portland dispatch says the Com.
mission to investigate the charges
against Senator Grover Of using money
for the purpose of securing his election
to the Senate met on the I'd inst. The
witnesses summoned include many prom.
inent politicians Of the State, and prepa.
rations seem to indicate a searching in-
quiry.
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EEWe acknowledge the receipt of 9
Complimentary to the Barnesville Dis.
trict Fair TO be held on the 1lth, 18th
18th and 14th days ofsSeptember. The
premium list is decidedly liberal, and
judging from the success of former
meetings we have no reason to doubt
but that this one will meet the most san.
guine expectations of its Managers. j..
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@Some time since j. W. Daugherty
and George Poulton, of the vicinity OF
Temperanceville, went to Texas and en-.
gagged in business there. Poulton was
going with q threshing machine. One
day it rained, and Poulton staid at q
friends house, next. day he started to
the machine again, and on the way was
waylaid by three men and killed. Daugh.
erty writes to. Poulton's father that II
was mistake, that it was some one else
the assassins were after, and mistook
Poulton for him. When Daugherty
wrote, they had not been captured
Enterprise, 5th inst.
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BRONCHITIS AND LUNG
oes~ AFFECTIONS s
~ " TRACHEON. .aea

A slight so-caited cold till ofttimeS
for or badly treated, na;sst, ,hare but Qua
result 1T ninsf etesstVdfe snd settled case
Of BRONCHITIS,ior trhat Is srorse, the
from harassing cough and .erpectoratioh,
TRACHEON offers a sound, reiiabte, aud
permanent relief. It.du0n,effs erpccto-
ration, and enables the pattr,,t TO sesPet
tctthoitt jHdfci0Ws treatment, mast cosir-
fnmnicate its poison to. the eesicular snb-
stance of the lung, degenerdtin0 and de-
stroyinG that most essential Of SorDdn&
and tsltifnates only In an early and ttn-
timely death. TR4CHEON has no e9ssat,
much less a superior, and {ts yuse sUttl not
only remove the depostt, thereby oFordfn6
teaves the patient in possession of healthy
lang ttssNe. = 30.
Price, Fifty Cents per bottle, or str
bottfcs, $3.50. tsil 4..
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~The Jolly package, one package
for Graysviile and one fot Antioch, Of
The SPIRITS of last week, failed to reach
those places Gnintif Friday, owing to a
mistake irmaking up the mail at this
place. They were put in the post-office
here on Monday evening. s>easa 34sdW
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E Rev. Samuel w. sPringle, of The
last senior class Of Allegheny College
has been installed as pastor of the Pres
byterian Church Of Mt. Pleasant. DR..
Mitchell, who for forty seven years had
been its pastor, resigned some, time
since in consequences of the Ainfrmities
OF age.-Enterprtse
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Hayes recent order prohibiting Fed.
eral officers from pulling the political
wires was all very well. But now the
Cabinet is endeavoring to discover a
way by which they can excuse certain
officials for running the Iowa conven-
ton In defiance Of the order: $50
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EMr, yoHN ,STEED, of this town
ship, Center, made us a visit oniIthe 4th
inst. Mr.. SrEED has been supporter
of The SPIRIT and its predecessors from
the date ofrthe first trpaper in 1882; and
has been just as firm a Democrat during
all that time as could be found any
'b3ful1 deff} fsdI9 pak
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EFor the thirty days of June eigh-
ty-two car loads. or twelve hundred
hogshead of tobacco, we're shipped from
the depot at this place for Baltimore -
BarnesUilte Enterprise 're'e 70 o'
All of which is strong argument in
favor of Tobacco Warehouse at Bel
laire. e
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DYSPEPSIA.
GASTRON.

GASTRON "a a safe, speedy, and pose.
: tive cure J6r that most depressf8 b. OF all
meats, aud a brief course of trea tnie,it sciIS
Test0rc the di0estire lorgdHsst0 their prts--;
tine strength, and, promote the healthy
nervdats frfita btiity of literary and all
persons pursuing a sedentary HJe, is
speedily reDt0red s0y thfs1iugent. Tho d
,ote of tte system ,scilt once more yesp6Ssd y
IN the perf6risda % f0f labor. nj Tasd,s
Price, One Doltar, In large bottle, or
siac bottles, $5.rS-i "a NC .Ss!tr aG!GS nsgJE
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~Our information from Grs

w Our information from Grsysyille
is, that there were from 1900 to 200C
people at,the celebration of the 4th :
Judge R. MoRRrs, Hon. JAMES WAr
son, JAMES E. WAY and JAMES A. War.
SON were the orators of the day and
their efforts are praised by all who were
present, All Of the arrangements FOL
amusement and edibles were satisfactory
TO the assemblage. ~ -.s5tfs rs5o
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swrhe Massacassetts Pzo,omas ssy

"Don't try to fattenl your pig rapidly
until you have Rrst grown1ihimv You
cannot make q heavy hog unless you
first produce lengthy pig. Weeds
clover NEST, scraps, boiled potatoes
kitchen refuse, any and al. iiinpitrogernous
or nesh-forming floods, are preferable
during the early months of the pigs ex
istence, to the meal and grain or fat
forming foods which are required fol
the finishing of process" sai 'e5 1a
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suppressing the slave Trade,

LONDON, July 6.-Portugal having
consented to act with England in sup,
pressing the slave trade on the Mozam
bique coast British cruiser has been
ordered there. She will carry Portu-
guese officials, visit all haunts of the
slavers, and be empowered to search
suspicious vessels, even when carrying
Portuguese colors. is
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NATHAN ODEk, Clerk 1Ga
Meeting Of the Board Of Infirma.
rY Directors.


The Board met on Monday. the 81
inst, present HENRY SMITH and ROBERT
McCAMMoN. The following bills were
allowed: 10! ',}.' q
Geo. Weisend. -four, 80 so; Jacob
Burgbacher, coffin, SO; B. Hines, black.
smithing, $3,40; Mrs. Way, potato
plants, S2,l0; W. NJ Alexander, tin
ware, $S,92; DR.. Walton, salary 70,
June, 1888 ! Adam Miller, caring fol
out-pauper, $45 ;P. Cramer, coffin for
out-pauper, 81; Joseph Haga, clothes
for out.pauper, S2,5S; Matilda Mercer,
caring for out pauper, S1S; j. T. judi
kins, medicines, S7,73; Jacob Burgba:
cher, coffin, 81; T, H Armstrong, med:
ical attendance, $13,75.
Adjourned to August lst. 1871
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EEG Grapes should have the punches
thinnedl out in time, SO as moi, to over.
bear Many vines and svineyards have
been ruined BY overbearine, and the
grapes have at the same time been re-
duced in size and flavor.
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nEThe following Democrats are del
egates from this county to the Demo
cratic State Convention to be held on
the. 18th inst, DR.. ]. B WILLIAMS, JERE
WILLIAMS, JAMES WATSON, W. F. WIRE,
II. R. .WEsr,HHENEY MAuRY,! WMs S
WAY and WILLIAM DoUGHERTY.
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wTwo hundred and ninety-three
Mortgages recorded in this county du-
ringthe gear ending JuneF30th, ylS7h
secured to their owners the sum of S172.
751. Within the saine'time 14i Mort
cages, representing s1l5,7l4, were can.
eeled. xg~,,4aa ..,,....
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ATTACHM ENT.

q. R. West Before F. NJ. Beard, J P. of
Va. Center township, Monroe
Bsskiel'B.'Mills. county. Oh o: y5....
sOn the goth day Of June, A. D. 1877 said
Justice issued an order of attachus sni in the
above action for the sum Of 81 80; said cause
is set for hearing on the 4th day Of August.
1877, at / O'Clock p. m. i .-qs-,~.
july3,T7S3' HENRY B. WEST.
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1 The Secretary ot each LodgeIpf
Odd Fellows in this county is requested
to furnish us with the,nsmss of the off,
GERS recently installed, in order that We
may correct our Directory. brs asaaas Z,
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HARRIRD,A ,AOn June 7th, by Rev. M.
NJ. POLLOCK, Mr.. CwRs HuRD and Miss
NANCY A. sMcCAsLIN. siaros "A,
On July lst, BY E, MARTIN, Esq, o.
Lee township, Mr.lsElsAs H. STEWART
and Miss,R ,REBEccA E. GODDARD ~
On June 24th, by C.. .nepE, Esq, Of
SunsSsry township, Mr. HARVEY MEL.
LOTT and Miss Mary BouGHNER. : :
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FThe Ohio Legislature enacted a
law last Winter which requires hotel
keepers in each, city or incorporated vii
lage IN the State to provide hre escapes, |,
and it is made the duty Of the Mayor to
require the keeper of an Inn or public
hoaseto provide ladders or I FIRE escapes
and have the same properly PLACED.
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