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oMn Es rUDY
SELECT SCHOOL,

fFHE fourth term Of this school will COM
l mencs August 9, 1877, and vail ,eou-
Time In. session ten weeks.
The distinctive featrre of this school Is
the PLAN of STUDY. The 'Ons study system
has been adopted, b lisving tito bs 4assvs.
tenn, to meet the wants of teachers. aud 9TH
ers who wish to g qu lify themselves for
teaching. IT lis productive OF interest and
rapid developments it effects ihoronghness in /,
sAoH branch; it gives ample Tins in feeita-
tion for practicalwork and for the discussion
of difficult points; it affords the Rssr oppor-
tunities, possible, for I xamining different
text books on ths same branch; it is Partie-
ularly suited to the present systsin OF County
Examinations. -.,..,s5,,,.j .s,.s. f..,e.., 40,
,a,a, Course OF Study .sa-.
lst English Gramuar--Greene's analysis
and Harvey's arammSr. h'9p ','A ~" fsAi
M-Geography-( (study by outline did.ri
ent authors. i'R yJl9e $50 oHG GgqS
3d-Ari,hmetie-.W Complete and
Rays Practical. .sgo,g 7i.i
Observation-Disclosures and others,..
O.her textbooks will be used for refer.
ence. 1' p i4 81 iifai = 81
These btanches viii be tskeh up in The
above ordeY the hrst WILLIS toripletea Be-
fore commencing the eond; the second be- Z
fore the third the third before the fourth;
or each braIeh will be continued as long as
the pupils Of each class may desire. Glasses
will be- organized n Algebra, Natural Phlos.
ophy. and Geometry. A Lecture Glass will
be orgahiz4d for hose who cas in addition
to the ON STUDY, prepare asbort lesson ia
some seleet branch, such as U. s. History.
Physical Geography, Physiology or Rhetoric,
Every effort will be put forth to impait
thorough instruction. The services of i.
competent teacher will be secured to assist
II nee ssafy.
''e. 'A- Tt,itiuh. HsE 4'a
Common Branches. ......l.. S. 90
Higher .s w.......7 90
Musics (ineluding use Of finsuumepDl0 CD
Music win be taught by Mrs. s. w. Martin.
Tuition in advance, and no deductions except
in cases of protracted sickness Boarding pAt
week 81. 30 and 81 rs. For further infolma-y
ton address m a-,s.,. .,5..s,,. i. -
w. Il; BOTTENTIELp,
IflncizAl
Antioch. Monroe Co., Ohio --june5 '7Itd. q
49,.
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nEWn arn nlad To

~We are glad to observe that Good
rich, of the Monroe Democrat, has come
out sduarely on the Republican plat
fotm. He is entirely too radical to
conduct an independent newspaper
He can now expose Democratic rings
without fear of losing Democratic sub.
scribers Caldwell Press
GOODRICH is failure at hoodwinkins
or bulldozing Democrats in this county
into supporting his Republican dodge,
covered by an Independent plaster II
was too thin. They knew him when he
edited the Noble County Rspublscas 9
few years since, and he is the same now
as then, an out.and-out Radical. Demo
Gratis take about as much stock in him
here as the Republicans did in Noble
and you know exactly how much that
was. His principal occupation, since
his importation from Noble, has been to
abuse Democrats, Democratic candidates
and Democratic officials. He crawlet
into his hole on the Ring question, and
quietly pulled the hole in after him.
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ITEMS.

SENATOR DAVID DAVIS, of Illinois,
weighs 352 pounds.
PEACE reigns on all the railroads.
The strikers had their day and then sub.
sided. ....-s srF
CoUNr RosTefcHIN, is Is years of age,
and is serving as Lieutenant in the Rus.
sian army.
ONO men are lucky. WV. H. SMITH,
formerly Secretary Of State, goes to
Chicago as Collector of the Port.
MILTON SAYLoR, OF Ohio, is gaining
ground for the position Of Speaker of
the House of Representatives. Cox and
RANDAtL are on the decline.
The Republican candidate for Gov.
ernor was a Know Nothing and was
elected Prosecuting Attorney for Logsh
county, on the Know Nothing ticket in
1854 - ..F
SECRETARY SHERMAN thinks of enter
ing in the race for the Senatorsbip. As
the Legislature will be Democratic it
will do no one any harm il JOHN should
enter the lists.
The Turks have been getting in their
work in good style during the past ten
days. The Russians don't find the self
imposed task of whipping the Turks
and stealing slice of territory half as
easy as they anticipated.
THE anti-HArEs Republican Commit,
tee at Columbus are receiving encoura-
ging letters from Republicans in all parts
Of the State. The Administration Re-
publicans don't know what to doy they
are badly demoralized.
THE German Republicans of Cincin.
natl have been supplied with the Know
Nothing record of their candidate for
Governor, and the prospect is lot fat.
tering that WEST will come anyways
near having majority in Hamilton
county.
JoYeE, of the st. Louis Whisky Ring
has been released from the Penitentiary
on writ of habeas corpus, The Judge
holding that it was not lawful to sen
tence him on more than one count of ar
Indictment when all the others charge
the same offense.
GENERAL HOWARD has been out-gen
eraled throughout the campaign by Jos
EPH, the Indian commanding in Oregon
and Idaho. Gen. Crook is the best In
dian fighter in the army, and had h,
been in command would have used Jos
EpH up long ago. 4s
JOE. KEssINeER failed to work ul
enough votes in Meigs to make DESrEra
uER, Of Athens, the nominee for Judge
GRosyENoR was Chairman; the Conven
ton met at Middleport. Judge S. S
KNOWLES, of Marietta, was nominated
on the 5Sth ballot. The nomination i
a good one.
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Administrators 5 Sale Of Real Estate

TN pnrsiai,cc OF an order Of the ProbatA
/ Court Of Monroe County. Ohio. will offer
for sale, at public auction, on 5t"F
Saturday, The Sth day Of September, 1877,
at o'clack p m, upon the premises, the FOL
lowing described real estate free from dover.
situate in the county of Monroe and State Of
Ohin. TO wit! a.,
Tie southeast quarter of the northeast
quarter Of seHtinn twenty-four. in township
FIVE Of range SIX containing forty-two acres.
more or less f3
Appraised at sl.4b6 &.
Also the northeast quarter Of the northeast
quarter in section twenty-fohr. in township
five Of range six, except ten,s cres rff the poith
end noa owned by George Wysant II
Appraised at $500. Rs 4 a.
TERMS 7 SAie-- -0ha-half cash; Sogs-fcurth
in pre year ard efcurlh in two ,ears iron,
the day Of sale, with interest; the payments 81
be secured by fS0fsgire upon the premises
sold. JAMES NJ FISHER 3,
Adu,r of John R. Fisher, dec5.
! aug7,'T7'1fd #.,se.,;
4 OgEY Il 01Er, AtlTs.
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Administrators sale

=, Jaat 81 rSi------.i 3 sls s.st ltqt,.5 ss,as.
IS parsuanoe of an order of the. Proba.s
L Court of Mohrde county. Ohio, will offFe i
for sale at public auction, on the first day of
September, 4. D. ISTTat iOl6'clobk l. 4 apoH
the premises. the following described real es.
tate situate in The county of Monroe and State
of Ohio, to wit: .,......s-, ,,,s
The northeast qnarter Of the northwest
quarter OF section thirty-five, township one.
range -four, containing fmty acres and thirty
seven one-hundredths of an acre, more or less.
Apprais ed at $3.50
TERMS or SAiiE-- 0ne.third in hind, onei
third IN ore year, and one-third in two years
from tie diy of sale, with interest; the defer
red payments to be secured by mortgage upon
said premises. 80.
fHoMAs ". GRIMES.
Adm'rof the estate Of Sarah Colvin, deed.
july8l.Titd. Oslo 81
PEARSON 4 DottERf9, Attyagg. r.i4.
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Don't Fail to Register!

The Republican Registration law
reqti2es Township Trustees to ap-
point one of each political party on
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 $50
days previous to the election, will
have to register before they are Ell
titled to a vote.
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w On the 9th inst, the Republicans
Of Belmont county nominated the fol
lowing ticket:
Representatives, Fl. W. BAKER and E
v. CLEAvER; Auditor, JOSEPH A. HAR.
RIA; Treasurer, julius ARMSTRONG
Clerk, j. R. MITCHELL Pros. Attorney
JAMES C. TALLMAN; Commissioner, DA.
vID BRANsoN; Recorder, JAS. A. BARNES
Inf. Director, HENRY DANIELS.
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gAt Murphy meeting held in the
Court House last Friday evening, 10
persons signed the Pledge.
The meeting was addressed by Judge
j. R. MoRRrs, j. W. HoLL1sTER, Esq,
Mr.. W. TKUEMAN, Rev. GROUSE, Mr.. n
R. MASON and Mr.. H. ADAMS. This
series of meetings has resulted in grea,
good to this community.
Another meeting will be held at the
Court House on Friday evening the 24th
inst. or i 2t5 ea t s. DIS
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RWe furnish the particularE

1wWe furnish the particulars of the
trouble between JAMES A. WATSON and
DR.. DILLON, at Graysville, this county,
as stated to US by residents of the place.
We omitted any mention of it in our
issue of the 14th inst, because at tina;
time we had not heard it from any per-
son who had not obtained his informa-
ton at second hand, and the obvious
want of provocation gave the account
the appearance of being wholly one-sided
and its publication injudicious, to say
the least of it. uf
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EE MICHAEL DENNIS, of Green town
ship this county, committed suicide on
the 18th inst. by shooting himself. Mr..
DENNIS requested his son to load the
gun for him, which he did, but had no
idea what he intended doing with it, as
the old gentleman had been blind for
more than year past. He was Is years
of age and in comfortable circumstsu-
ces. An inquest was held by JOHN
MuHLEMAs, Esq, Coroner of~the coun-
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Tobacco Ware House Located at
.,, Bellaire.

Alta meeting of the Commission at
Cambridge on the I6th inst /, to locate
the tobacco warehouse authorized BY an
Act Of the last Legislature, committees
we're present from Marietta and Bellaire;
the two places contesting for it.
The committee had previously visited
both places, and after hearing the claims
of both decided in favor of Bellaire.-
N. HoLusTER, Esq of Woodsfield, was
present in the interest of Bellaire and
made very effective speech in favor OF
locating il at that place. Mr.. Isaac
WElssER, the Commissioner from this
county, and Mr.. CHARLES HARE, the
Commissioners from Noble, represented
correctly the interests of Eastern Ohio
and are entitled to the thanks of the
people forAheir prompt and efficient &C:
top.
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Murphy Meeting at Bea.lsvIlie.

A Murphy meeting at Beallsville on
Thursday evening, the 10th inst, result
ted in obtaining 40 signers to the Pledge.
The meeting was addressed by Mr..
WILBUR TRuEMAN, Mr.. RosERr MAR
SHALL and Mr.. H., R. MASON There
were eleven persons present from here.
The feeling In favor of the movement
in that community is excellent.
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THE MURPHY PLEDGE.

The following is the Murphy temper.
ance pledges:
With Malice Toward None and Charity for ALL
1, the undersigned, do pledge my word
and honor, .i19
GOD HELPING ME,
To abstain from All Intoxicating Liqu-
ors as beverage, and that / will, by all
honorable means, encourage others to
abstain.
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DIED Washington, D. Y, on the
29th ult., WILLIAM II. CcLLEDGE, aged
56 years. as4g ~ 1s
The deceased formerly resided in this
place, and was appointed to clerkship
in Washington, about the year 1S49, or
1850, since which time he resided In
that city. He was buried in Glenwood
CemetrY. - 1lE
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EFMr. C. H. SooTr, Agent for VAN
AMBURaH's show, is not one Of your
clustering here / want this inserted for
SO much. and if you won't do 1t for that
1 don't care -; but lie is gentle
man, and is willing to pay fairs price
Tor the work he desires performed.
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EgIf you want the news of Monroe
County, the general news of importance,
late market reports, subscribe for The
SPIRIT. TERNs.-One year $l so; six
months 75 cents. Office, North Of The
Monroe Bank Sea zaFfa1 a.
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EIf you want meal when in town
call at REINHERR'S City Bakery. Ice
cream at his Parors in the evening also
furnished 10 festivals, parties and pic
MICS at reasonable rates. 1r
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Rt NJ. DALzELL, the Republican
candidate and DAVID S. SPRIGGs, the
Democratic candidate for Representa-
tive, in Noble county, will discuss the
issues in each township in the county
during the campaign.
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ifyJudge J. R. MORRIS and Messrs
MARSHALL and TRuEMAN addressed q
Murphy meeting at Beallsville last SAT-
urday evening Twenty.oue persons
signed the Pledge. $3.50 = -
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R Remember that the Grange Picnic
takes'place next Saturday, the 25th inst !,
on the Fair Grounds. A number of
speakers will he present All members
of the Order in the county are invited
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Ey On the 18th inst, Rev. W. II
wILLlsos, of the Christian Church, was
authorized by the Probate Court of this
county, to solemnizel marriages in the
State of Ohio.
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w Our assortment Of Dry Goods,
such as Dress Goods, Black Alpaccas,
Black Cashmeres, Cottonades, Jeans,
colored Shirtings &c, full and complete
for the season at the lowest cash prices
MORRIS & ARMSTRONG.
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@Mrs. ANN TAYLOR, aged "a years,
who.resided three miles west of Barnes
vile, fell dead the evening Of the 9th
inst, while walking from her house to
the spring, near by, e,~,
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.EEMr. WILLIAM HuDsoN, aged about
60 years, q resident of Beallsville. this
county, died on the 9th inst. The fu-
neral services took place on the 1lth
inst. s'iasssea aellfs 5e
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~ The members of the SD Ohio
Volunteers will reunion at Barnesville
on September 10th. An invitation is
extended to honorably discharged mem.
bers o. other Regiments.
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.fFLadiesgbring your tides, quilts,
carpets, canned fruits and preserves,
wines and dozens Of other things pub
lished in the list, for exhibition in the
Floral Hall 81 sat 4ge ro7at Sui a
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THE Democrats will open theeampaign
at Columbus next Thursday evening,
a3d Inst Hon. GEORGE H PENDLEroN
and Gen. THoMAs EWING will be the
speakers. @ us.t5 ea
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EF BURNS and LuKENs, Democratic
and Republican candidates for State
School Commissioner, were both born
near Hoskinsville, In Noble county.
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EEMiss MARY LoErLER and Miss
JANE SELroN, of Pittsburgh, are visiting
at NJ. HoEFFLER 8, in this place.
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KDr. HoovER, of Bellaire, former.
" Of Barnesvile, has broken down men.
tally and financially and will be cared
for in the future by his children, so says
the Barnesyille Enterprise.
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.EFParties who desire to make en-
tries for the Fair can do'so at any time
by calling on the Secretary, GEORGE P.
DoRR, in this place. a4os
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WThe dwelling house Of CHaIsrrAs
WAcHrER, II miles West of Browns;
VILE this county, was destroyed by FIRE
the 18th inst. Loss 81, 200; insured for
$1,000.
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EF Few Domestics, Buttons, Notions,
Fancy Goods, Neck Ruching's &c, just
opened at low prices, by -
MORRIS & ARMSTRONG.
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The farm Of ABRAM STEPHENS, con.
tanning 120 acres, three miles East of
Woodsfeld, is for sale. For terms and
other particulars apply to, or address
IL H. r. WEST,
April "a, '77-tf. Woodsfeld, Ohio.
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RLadies, Misses, and Childrens
Shoes, Gents and Boys Boots and Shoes,
to be found at the lowest prices at
MORRIS & ARMSTRONG'S.
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EI If you want first class Wheeler
and Wilson Improved Sewing Machine
that sells in this market for $50, 90 to
MORRIS & ARMSTRONG'S and get
it for S33 IS 1.3.
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EJEssE BRANDENBURa, resident
OF Flushing, Belmont county, died on
the 9th inst, aged 50 years, month and
/ day.
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rTeachers' Institute at Caldwell,
Noble county. Monday, 9th inst.
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~ALExANbER PATTON, an old resi-
dent Of St. Clairsville, died on Thurs.
day, the 18th inst.
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EF HENRY NEFF, former resident
of Belmont county, died July 29lh, at
Laclede, Linn Co., Mo. aged ~ years.
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EAn obituary of DR.. JAMES Smith,
who died recently in Darlington, this
county, will appear next week.
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EE Balloon Ascensions on the second
and third days of the Fair, September
9Th and 7th.
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RAn Extra Of 1'HE SprRtr
will be issued each morning
of the Fair. Local notices
and advertisements inserted at
reasonable rates. gss
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Ey Several horses are in training in
the northern and western parts OF the
county. They will all be brought to the
Fair.
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EyProf.. ROBERT SMITH, of Beverly
Washington county, has been re-appoin'
ted School Examiner for three years.
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R Gold closed in New York on Fri
day, the l7th inst, at s1,o5s.
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New wAdyertisements

FA man never wakes up his second
baby to see it laugh.
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EThe Democratic County Central
Committee will meet in z Woodsaeld on
Saturday next, the 25th inst
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EThe services of the williamsburg
Brass Band have been engaged for the
Fair.
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EThe Murphy Pledge has been
sighed BY 2f4 persons OF this place and
vicinity. h 81
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OwNSyILLE
SELECT SCHOOL,
+. MARTIN, lp,,,c;,,,.

THE second term Of this School will com.
i mence Tuesday, July "a. 1879
ond close Friday, September "a. 1917.
In addition to the branches usually tspgbt
ina school Of this kind alasses will be ertai-
lied, if necessary, in French, spaHish, G1eek,
Latin and German
Elocption aud Pen,nsnship will ba systemat.
ically taught by competent TEACHERS ,.
Peculiar A dvantagcs OF tho SchOn.
A Liternrv Society. A Normal Institute.
4 ceulse Of Educational and Literary Lectures.
TUtTfcN. Z,A5d
Primary DcnartmeRft 20 90
Comm on Brsa.hchca, o o %
Higher EsrRsches, .1 = Oh
s lessons, O0,
Tuition invariably required in advance No
deductions made except in cases Of prctractea. /.
sickness. ey -Es .aglls
For farther particulars address 50 ~
IT. MARTIN. Antioch. N. G. =.
J; A. MARSHALL. Jolly, u. G. O.,
jdnel2,',ftd. - 5i 'i,5t q 4
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PURE WHITE iEEAD, II
0F B. Fahnestock's brand, which isso Just
Uly celebrated for its purityy whi,ansss
and durability. is just received by 1T. JUDI
KlNS. and will be sold at, the loves, CASE
pRH gs. s,o
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H Fruit Trees,
Grape Vines,

~ Fruit Trees,
Grape Vines,
Evergreens,
And Shrubbery Of all kinds for sale by
Mrs. NJ. A. WAY, Woodsfield, Ohio
Orders from distance will receive
prompt attention.
n E I N ii + Il r
E Keeps Bread, Cakes, Chow Chow, 4
! Pickles, Nuts, Candies, Tobacco,Ci- ]
N gars, Canned Fruits, .Jellies, Cheese, N
H Sardines, Mustard & other articles II
E kept in first class Confectionery. T
R Motto: Quick sales & small profits. R
r z l n II 3 R R
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FARM FOR SALE.

W Pot Flowers of all kinds for sale
at Mrs. WAYS.
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A&If you want local no
tices inserted in our Fair Ex-
ira hand them in this week.
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Eg-A woman loses one.tenth OF her
life in looking for her thimble.
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E Attention is invited to the livery
advertisement of ISAirH 4 LITTLE |
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EA double headed child was born
in Noble county on the 18th inst.
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Charleston wins .

The contest for the location of the
Capital of West. Virginia resulted as fol.
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Agricultural AocleIk.

The Directors of the Society are re-
quested to meet in WoodsGeld on Wed
nesday, September 9th, at 9 o'clock A. M
q. P DoRR, Secretary.
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Meeting OF the Dem ocratic COau
~ Central COmmitte.

The Central Committee Of this coun-
ty will meet in Woodsaeld on Saturday,
the 10Th inst. All the members are Urged
to attend, as business Of Importance re-
quires that immediate action be TAKEN
The fOllnxinn 10 a liat of tho rnnmhnrp !.
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BUSIN ESS NOTICES.

RGo to P. SCHUMACHERS for
your Flour, where you can get the best
at the lowest cash price.
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Amounts Received by the Treas.
urer's Of the Townships In Mon.
roe County,

The treasurer's of the several town
ships in this county received funds as
follows on the 17th and 18th insts.:
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