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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

WooDsFIELD CHAPTER, No. IS, r. A. M
Jere. Williams, II. P. James r. Morris, Sec.
retary. Regular convocations-First Monday
after each full moon.
MONROE LoDaE, No. 1S9, F. s. A NAT
Woodsfeld.-H B. Hill, w. NJ. Jere Will
liams, Secretary. Regular communications
Wednesday on or before each full moon.
CENTRAL LODGE, No. $40, F. ga. MA,
Calais.-J N. Danford, w. M. G. L. Eberle
Secretary. Regular communications Tuesday
on or before each full moon.
SUNsBURY LODGE, No 362, F. & A. M-At
Beallsville.-David MoVay, w. M. A. W.
Darby. Secretary. Regular communications
Thursday on or before each full moon.
GRANVILLE LODGE, No. 479. F. & A. M
At Grsysville.--I. A. Wilcox. W. NJ. J. W.
Okey, Secretary. Regular communications
Tuesday on or before each full moon.
CLARINGToN LODGE, No. 1858, FG A. NJ
At Clarington.-W. T. Hurd, W M. VIM
w. Messerly, Secretary. Regular communica-
tions-First Monday in each month.
STAFFORD LODGE. No. 3v0. F. & A. NAT
Stafford. Henry Smith, w. M. g. w. Mason,
Secretary. Re gular ommunications-Mond
on or before each full moon.
MAsrERToN LODGE. No. 429. F. s. A. M
At Masterton. Warwick, w. NJ. P.
B. Hannah, Secretary. Regular oommunica.
tions-Thursday evening ON or before each fnll
moon.
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THE WONDERFUL as1v
EGYPTIAN BLOOD purifier.
HEMAR, ja i.' , y

This fncompara5te DEP URATTTH u
UkETTc, DI1PHORETIC, and .IPERI.
4 % issassaSfs sS""s ana a msssr-fa;issc, % and 81
tts continued ssc srilt thoroughly eradtA
cate all diseases Of the blood. It's tn0ssi
dients are of % purely kdraless exfrGc@
. 1ma tsrs e
the slightest faint of disease is the sys-
tesn, Il neuer fails ia ejecting that dtsesse
Through tie ,,.edian. Of the ssi,., Or s.-
chan,eis of the body, theretU attosvtrQs
s.ei. proper normal and fanetionaI essr
sss saassee ang ysrg gnsas ss.s ss s%ss s ss ~. @
doubted reliability and sconderjssy cwra-
tive properties, IL being, most wnqaestios-
ably, the Gerry acme Of medical trfssnphss
and the greatcct discovery of the present
age, In the treatment of erery diseass
sChsre the blood itself 70 primarily the
seat Of the lesion or, disorder. such as
causes that lead to this terrible a6lictjoni
of srhich all ciritfxed cosnmusiiftes ard
cogRisamf, for biblical Truth has dSssrts
ed that the Sins Of the lathers. shql
erasions,' :, aud to BROKEN D0WH Inn
ENFEEBLED CONSTITUTIONS 4t 70 u
p0srerJsst rejuvendfor, causing the scrscA
Of man once more to ass"sse the God-ttks
IF For cUTXNEo US DISEASES, URISs
AIRY DISORDERS, CONSfIPATfQN OK
C0STIIENESS, LIVER And KIDNEY
OUS DEBILITY, RHE EUMATISN;
GLANDULAR ENLARGEMENTS EPI:
THELIOMATOU US CANCER, SCURYYs
AFFECTIONS OF THE ZONES. INDO-
LENT ULCERS, FEMALE COM-
PLAIETS land to the Oenfler sea - u .
boon long sought for by sensiftra sNscep-
tible, aud delicate females, as II takes
direct action upon their ailnse,sfs1 AND
ILL FORMS OF CHRONIC DISEASE
IN WHICH THE BLOOD rs THE SEAT
OF THE TROUBLE, IL 70 favGlssabts. a
Psrsevcrence rith this rensedy sriu pseve
postttre and Rernanent cs,rs Jer
RIAL POISONS.
IHoasaTds of TsstissonsaIs ssssss sNs
truth Of these ctaims.
Price, One Dollar, 10 tuTVe bottle, %
si1 bottles. G6.. -
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ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY.

ENCAMPMENT AT CLARINGToN-C. II. Dank.
werth, C.P. John G. Duerr, Scribe. Meetings
Second and fourth Monday in each month
ENcAMPMENT AT WooDsFIELD-J. Rein.
herr, G. P. Fritz Reef. Scribe. Meetings.
First and third Friday in each month.
WooDsF1ELD LODGE, No. 377, I. o. o. F.
John II. Lang, N. G.. Daniel Neuhart, Score.
tary. Regular meeting every Thursday.
LEwIsvILLE LODGE, No. 49s, I. o. o. F.
Darling Harhin, n. G.. James H. Hamilton,
Secretary. Regular meeting every Saturday
DEXTER LODGE, No. 396. I. o. o. FAT
Beallsville.-S. H. Morris, n. G. J. w. Black,
Secretary. Regular meeting every Saturday
CLARINGToN LODGE, No. 525, 1. o. o. F.
At Claringt,n.-C. E. Miller, N. G VIM H.
Rutter, Secretary. Regular meeting every
Saturday evening.
MILroNsBURa LODGE, No. sol, 1. o. o. F.
At Miltonsburg-Peter Shaffsr. N. G.. J. J.
Riemenschneider, Secretary. Regular meeting
every Wednesday evening.
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Noble County News,

Press, oath inst-Mr. John Hutchin.
sons little daughter Hattie met with an
accident that might have proved fatal
last Sunday. While playing with some
of her playmates thoughtlessly put a
sharpened stick into her mouth, and
when running fell, the stick running
through her left tonsil, protruded al
most through the skin of her neck.
On Friday Of last week, the fine resi-
dence of Eihu Wheeler, about one mile
north of Caldwell caught fire and was
entirely destroyed. They managed to
save most of the furniture and wearing
apparel, but lost their provisions that
were stored in the cellar. Loss about
two thousand dollars Insured for four
teen hundred dollars in safe company.
A case of spring poisoning recently
occurred in Enoch township, by which
Mr.. Peter Kirkbride had his horses pois.
oned One of his horses died and the
other is not expected to recover. Mr.
Kirkbride, himself, after drinking from
the spring had symptoms of being pois-
oned but soon recovered. 1t would be
hard even to imagine who could be gull.
ty of such cowardly and criminal con-
duct, as Mr.. Kirkbride is a very civil
man
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W6Odsaeld Union School.

Honor pupils for the month ending May
Is, 1877:
No. Ida Denoon, Alta Morris, Min,
ME Reinherr, Frank Evans, Archie Heck,
Willie Helbling, Harry Mays, John
Niebch, George Schaub, Wavne West.
No. 2-Thomas Adams, Bennie Burk
hart. Perry Craig, Asel Cox, Willie Ellis
worth, Samuel Johnston, Willie McClin,
took, Willie Neuhart, Charlie Schuma-
cher, Eddie Schumacher, John Stoehr,
Willie Walton, Willie West, Nicholas
Wagonheim, Fritz Wagonheim, Cora
Craig, Anna Lauenstein, Louisa Neuhart,
Katie Neuhart, Louisa Niebch, Anna Pope,
Libbie Stoehr, Birdie Spriggs, Lena
Smith, Matte Walton, Ella Walton.
No 3-Clara Dyer, Laura Johnston,
Ida Johnston, Fernie NJ. Ketterer. Mary
Koehler, Pauline Lauenstein, Lucy Lynch,
Emma Mays, Lena Wagonheim, Mary
Hebling, Ella Csssil, Everett Doherty,
Bennic Hines, Carl Judkins, Frank Ket-
terer, Charles Koehler, Andrew Schuma-
cher, Jacob Young.
No 4-Alice Cassil, Emma Denoon,
Ada Little, Lou Okey, Charles Cassil,
Thomas Koehler, Charles Little, Leslie
Mason, Eddie Mooney, Clifton Morris.
No 5-Della Patton, Louisa Poggen-
burg, Adella Reef
No 6-Carrie Cassil, Ella May Morris,
Anna Way, Eloise Williams, Otto P. Cas-
sill, Seigel Lupton.
"Honor pupils are those that were not
absent nor tardy during the month.
he w, P. COPE, Supt.
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T Prof. CoPE and his Assistants in
our schools did excellent work during
the past year. We learn that the entire
corps of teachers will be retained, pro-
videdsthey desire to remain. There is
nothing gained by discharging efficient
teachers for others, who may, and again
may not be efficient, simply because they
will teach for a few dollars less per
month. Better retain those We have
tried and know, at an advance Of their
wages than to be continually changing
in order to save mere pittance. Our
Directors are disposed to pursue lib
eral, and, we think, wise course, as in
dicated above
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The COIlectOrshIp,

The fight for the Collectorship has re-
vived. The Athens ring have taken a
new tack and Sands, its Cincinnati ally,
has deserted the administration. The
Athens men have combined with How
land to nominate the latter for Governor
and Grosvenor for Lieutenant Governor
This brings Tom Young in opposition
to the Athens interest and he Furnishes
them by working against Kessinger. 1t
is difficult to trace the doings Of these
politicians, but it is sure now that Kes-
singer is to 60 out Danford is at once
called to Washington, and we suppose
he 6xed matters up safely for his district
as 70 the Office Of Collector The law
as to the consolidated district, forbids,
from location, tine appointment OF any
but Guernsey or Noble County man.
Noble is pushing no claimant and if the
law is at all regarded, and it is not all the
time, one of the two applicants from this
county willlbe appointed. 1t strikes us
however that there is deal of labor ex.
pended In the procuring of a $1,000 Of.
flee when the responsibility is so great
that bond of 100000 is required
Guernsey Jcfersonian
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A young lady at Mt. Vernon, Ohio,
has brought suit against young man of
the same town, to recover the value of
parasol and handkerchief.
A claim ninety-seven years old was
paid by the United States Treasury De-
partment recently. 1t was originally for
SS 600 worth of supplies furnished the
revolutionary army, and had been pend
ing before Congress and the courts since
that time. Finally the courts had to
give up, and ninety seven years interest
on $4,000 was computed, which with
the principal. made nearly S52 600 =
The amount was paid to the grandsous
of the original claimant.
Turkey borrowed exactly a thousand
million dollars of English capitalists,
and built an ironclad navy, which, as
John Bull says.,"will never pay seven
per cent" Nor does it seem to be OF
great or permanent value, for some rea-
son or other One monitor has been
sunk In the Danube, and several more
are there aground and will have 70 be
abandoned or destroyed.
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| MARRIED -On the 10th inst, by Rev.
JOHN RITTER, Mr.. JOHN SCHNEIDER and
Miss MARY A. ZwIcK
On the Sd inst, by the same. Mr.
MARTIN PAULUs and Miss ELIZABETH
RIEsBECK. iI
On April 10Th, by Elder S. W. HoauE,
Mr.. f. N. TANNEYHrLL and Miss p. J.
WINLAND.
On the 18th inst, by WIZ. j. CRAw-
FORD, Esq, of Washington township,
Mr. JAMES A. WINDLAND and Miss M.
A. GARDNER.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. T. HUBER,
Mr.. CHRISTIAN BINTz and Miss ELIZA
DoLDER
On the 22d inst by JOHN W. STRIcK-
LING, Esq, of Wayne township, Mr..
HENRY KEEPER and Miss Viola STEEL.
On the Sd inst. by the same, Mr..
ALEXANDER SrRIcKLING and Miss EMMA
j. BIaLEY.
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From the Noble County Republican, J

We nave interviewed most of the to.
hacco men of this County on the sub
ject OF Tobacco warehouse; while they
are divided as to Bellaire and Marietta,
they are almost unit upon the inexpe-
diency of. the same. They claim that
Ohio tobacco is principally sold to for
eign countries to "fill out" contracts oil
Virginia and Kentucky tobacco, and
should they consign their tobacco to
any other point than Baltimore, they
would be the losers. The leading to.
bacco merchants of the County inform
US that they will still continue to make
their consignments to Baltimore, nc
matter at what point the warehouse is
located.
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Written for The Spirit of Democracy,l
GRAYsYILLE, O., May 26, 1877.

- - -
Ed. SPIRIT: The Chairman Of the
Democratic State Central Committee
having at last named day for the men,
bers of the committee to meet and de-
termine the time for holding the State
Convention to nominate State ticket
it would seem proper and right for the
Democratic party all over the State to
be doing their part in the preliminary
work of the campaign, which promises
to be an exceedingly important one by
completing their county and district
tickets The first requisite for a Demo
cratic nomination should be honesty,
followed by capability and adhesion to
the Constitution; and when these quail
fications are joined to experience the
people are fortunate if they can secure
the possessor to represent them in either
House Of the General Assembly Our
present Senator Dr. Joseph B Williams
possesses all of these qualifications in
an eminent degree and it is to be hoped
that he will consent 10 serve the people
q second term.
Yours &c, w.
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Refeiptg.

LIGHT PUDDING One quart OF milk,
3 eggs, 6 tsblespoonfuls Of -four and a
little salt; bake in quick oven eat with
sauce.
Putting cream on onions instead of
butter removes much Of the strong fla.
vor and renders them lSss likely to aft ct
weak stomachs unpeasantly.
PLAIN Cur CAKE One half cupfull of
milk, teaspoonful cream tartar, ! tea
spoonful soda, 2 tablespoonfuls butter,
2 eggs, l cupful sugar.
CHEAP CAKE.-One cupful sugar, half
cupful butter, half cupful milk, eggs, l
teaspoonful cream tartar, halt teaspoon
full soda; give 1t a good beating and bake
in quick oven.
STRAwBERRY AND CURRANr SALAD =
A pretty dessert dish may be made OF
mixed early fruita, strawberries,w white or
red currants, gooseberries and cherries,
all carefully picked, placed in alternate
layers, strewed with sugar and piled up
with taste. , 5
MAKING VINEGAR Take water, 8
gallons; molasscs, l quart; yeast, pint
Warm them to 100 degrees. and place
them in clean vinegar or whisky bar
rel, in warm place: leave out the bung
for the admission of air, and in about
weeks time it will be changed to good
vinegar.
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There is considerable excitement at
Searcy, White County, Arkansas, over
the finding Of what is taken to he gold
mine.
Thirty persons we're dro wned by the
wreck of vessel plying between AIDE
laide and Albany Isles, on the Northern
coast of Australia
A Mr.. Burdir, Of New Athens, Harri.
son County, has invented new steam
road wagon. The wagon is being built
at Steubenvi.le, and when completed will
be tested in the streets of that city. 1t
is thought the test will be satisfactory to
all a9 ~ i4Us<a
A Republican, paper in Louisiana
gives up the ghost, uttering these noble
last words: "Repub,icanism has had its
day, and can be of no more use to the
people" Ordinarily we do believe in
the efficacy of repentance on the gallows,
but there is a splendid fortitude in this
calm resignation, this touching recogni-
ton of the fitness of death, that chal
lenges admiration and inspires a conf
dent trust that the deceased may have
been at the extreme moment snatched
as brand from the burning.
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BRONCHITIS And LUNG
= AFFECTIONS. ''''
U&D 4 rvWUTnN
TRACHEON,

A s1i0ht so-calted cold sciu Uftttntel
for or badly treated, snwst have BNt snS
sesMlt-it nsssst eventMate IN . settled cGsy
of BRONCHITIS, or schdt u seofse, az
deadly CONSUMPTION. 10 all suferind
from harassing cough and erpectorat tiens
TRACHEON offers q soand, fcliobis, aNd
permanent relief: It>auGs, essts erPesfe5
ration, and enables the patient to eePet
scttito,st jMdicioss treatment, xsust cow
ssunicate its poison TO the resjcwJar seeA
stance Of the lang, dc0enerating and DE-
stroytng that most essential Of org0aSt
timely death. TRACHEON has $40 squai,
snsscIt less a superior, and ifs ssse sstu ssse
oaIy remove the deposit, thereby a6ordte9
gredt relief, bat heals the saembraNe oad
iesves the patient tR possesston Of healthy
lang tissus. iafsl. -ia., ss - :.
Price. Fiftv Gents per bsttie, Or sis
Aottles. $3.50. ET - e-s.,' ra-fs
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re- Many persons who are Obliged to
keep their hands for long time daily
in warm water suffer from their chap,
ping ofsselling A few drops of gly,
cerine will,.if rubbed over the hands at
night. entirely restore the skin to its
normal state.
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From the Belmont CbroniOle. 24th inst.l

W. L Bolon, and Chas. F. Dubois,
of Warren township, were both adjudg-
ed insane by the Probate Judge, last
week, and were taken to the Asylum at
Athens. R elisious excitement, love,
and other complications are named as
probable causes for mental arrangement
in both cases. Dubois, year or more
ago, in attempting to shoot cat, acci.
dentally shot boy in the head, produ-
cling death. 1t is said that the result oil
this accident has borne heavily upon his
mind and has probably done much to
unsettle it.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-05-29

E The dead body of man, sup
posed to be EGaERMAN, who resided on
Fish Pot, in Salem township, was found
in the Ohio river at Lodi, In Lee town.
ship. on the 18th inst. An Inquest was
held by Coroner JOHN MUHLEMAN. The
jury found that he came to his death BY
drowning
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Internal Revenue Collector.

Gen. Boynton, the well.lnformed
Washington correspondent of the Gin
cinnati Gazette, telegraphs that paper
that the removal of Collector Kessinger
has been decided upon. We have good
hopes that Col Poorman will receive the
appointment. -BclInire Independent
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wMr. JOSHUA WORKMAN, who re.
sides near BelIaire, is over so years OF
age and has never been off his farm but
once, and that was about % years ago
when he went to see the Central Ohio
Railroad which had just been built, so
says the St. Clairsville Gazette.
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ETA piece OF red pepper the size of
your finger nail put into meat or veget-
ables, when FIRST beginning to cook, aids
greatly in killing the unpleasant odor
arising therefrom. Remember this for
boiling cabbage, green beans, onions,
chickens, mutton, etc. 4 Z z q =
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NMr. JoHN C. LoscH and Mr. VIII.
LIAM BAILY intend to resume werk in
the coal shaft on Gardner's run, near
Clarington, next week. They abandon
ed the, work two years since when 1t bad
reached a depth Of LAO feet. They are
confident of striking the six foot vein
40 feet lower down.
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From the Belmont Chronicle. Gath inst.)

Moses Boggs was yictimized by the
same lightning rod man T. Fl Pumph.
rey, who caught our worthy Commis
sioner Potts a few weeks since with
forged notes on George Thornborough
and James Kinny amounting to about
$50. The note discounted by B"ggs is
on Esq G C. Workman for S35, and
although it has not yet been presented
to Workman, it is thought to be of the
same stripe as the others. q forgery
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WIt is supposed by many that ear
thehwzre Is better and cooler for butter
in SUMMER than wooden vessels. This
is mistake. Earthenware is too great
q conductor Of heat for butter. Hence
all butter diaries adopt the wooden ves-
sels. .eaiI4E i1aieIfd99 Str.
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HJacob Collins, near Cumberland,
has farm Of 300 acres that lies in three
counties, Muskingum, Noble and Guern-
sey; and in four townships: Meigs and
Rich Hill in Muskingum; Brookfeld in
Noble and Spencer in Guernsey.-Noble
County Rcpublican.
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HIf you want the news Of Monroe
County. tie general news Of importance,
late market reports, subscribe for The
SPIRIT. TERMs.- One year 81 so; six
months "a cents. Office. North OF The
Monroe Bank s$Tos asa gssa
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Wool From an Interview with
prominent wool buyer in this locality.
we learn that the indications are that
wool will probably open at from 35 to
40 cents per pound.--Betmont Chroni
c1e rf Es4tG zsJvi
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ATTACHMENT.

DR.. C. D. Dally) Before 3. Cisns. J. P. Of
vs.. Perry township. Monroe
George Denn,s county. Ohio: On the sii
dry of April. I'd. 1877, said Justice issued
an order OF attachment IN the above action
for the sum Of S24 50, with interest and
costs. Trial set for the 9th day of June, A.
D. 1877. at 3 o'clock p. m.
msy22,77wS. G: D. DAILY.
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FARM FOR SALE,

The farm Of ABRAM STEPHENS, con
tanning l20 acres, three miles East of
w Woodsfeld, is for sale For terms and
other particulars apply to, or ad,hess
H. R WEST,
April q, Tiff. Woodsfeld, Ohio
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EFIf you want first class Wheeler
aud Wilson Improved Sewing Machine
that sells in this market for $50. 90 to
MORRIS & ARMSTRONG'S and get
it for $33 33 l.3S n =
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R E I N II E R !
E Keeps Bread, Cakes, Chow-Chow,
Pickles, Nuts, Candies, Tobacco, CT
N gars, Canned Fruits, .Jcllies, Cheese,
II Sardines, Mustard & othtr articles
E kept in a first class Confectionery.
R Motto: Qaick sales & small profits.
r E l n H i r /
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Our farmers are planting more corn
and potatoes and sowing more oats than
they ever have done before The Rus
So Turkish war is good thing for far
mers.-C Coshocton Democrat
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Ry Ladies Neck ties, flowers for Bon.
ne's and Hats, and other trimmings can
be obtained at .FsE
Miss NJ. A. GUTHRIE'S.
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@On the 17th inst, Probate Judge
McRsts field an inquest ofinsanity upon
THEoDoRE LIZ BARON, Of Salem town
ship, and decided that he should be
ssutso'ths Hospital for Insane persons
at Athens, Ohio ~, se;,l.ra
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EEAsuit in which $500 was the
claim, has been tried in the Belmont
Common Pleas Court several times, is
still pending, and the cost has already
amounted to over 81. 200 exclusively Of
Attorneys fees "a .4sss ss6N
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JUNE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF MAILS.

BAsr-Leaves Glarington on Tuesday and
Woodsfeld on Wednesday of each week.
WRsr-Leaves Woodsf.ld on Wednesday
and Saturday Of each week.
SoUrH-Leaves Woodsfeld on Tuesday and
Friday of each week.
NoRrH-Daily mail each sy from Woods
field to Barnesville.
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wPersons who fail to pay their per-
sonal taxes viii be advertised in a de-
linquent list The law was enacted last
Winter n,ss 80. ssra m
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wWork on the Bellaire and South
western railroad is going along slowly,
because of the backwardness in paying
subscriptions -Bellaire Independent,
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EF Shoes, Caters, Boots, Slippers
DC iE great variety at
MORRIS Il ARMSTRONG'S
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Births and Deaths In Monroe
County for the Year Ending
March 3lst, 1877.
The following is the report Of births
and deaths in this county for the year
ending March 31st, 1877:
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-05-29

wT The price OF good wool this sea-
son will range between 80 and 40 cents.
Cambridge Neos
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-05-29

E Mrs WAY, Q: this place, is pre-,
pared to furnish fresh Pot Flowers, Gar
den Seeds and Flower Seeds 10 all who
may desire 10 purchase
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-05-29

e eyAlwsys remember that in cooking
rice. oatmeal, wheat Or any q The other
grains, salt boiling water should be
used. By this means the kernels re.
main whole and the flavor is much i'm.
,ss6,sa 70 sgis@S9 60 iisHi Re
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-05-29

g Eyergreens, Fruit Trees. Pot
Flowers, Garden Seeds, Flower Seeds,
Flower Stands and Hanging Baskets for
sale at Mrs WAY's. biiJ 3iI