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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE. $40
John G. Duerr. .Adm'r Of John NJ. Duerr.
vs.
Catherine Blankenhern and others

TN pursuance Of an order Of the Probate
Court Of Monroe county, Ohio, will cnsr
for sale at public auction, on
Saturday, the 30th day of Aareh. 1878,
at 1 o'clock p, m, upon the premises, tho,
following described real estate, situate In
said oonnty, to wit = aisH,! 7io1 lua
A part of the north half of section thirty
i've, township one Of range three, beginning
for the same at q stake corner to Pindls and
stephens clearing trees Of the same beech
six inches north seventy six degrees west
eleven links, hickory three inches north
seventy four degrees east fourteen nnks;)
thence north one half degree east nipety
perches to stake (bearings beech sixteen
inches north twenty three and half degrees
west thirty four links, beech sixteen ipches
thirty six degrees east forty four links0
thence east seventy two perches to a stake
(bearings white oak twenty 6ve inches south
thirty Ave and half degree vest thirty four
links, hickory twelve inches south hfty de-
grees east eleven links;) thence south ninety
perchss to q stake lbearipgs oak twenty six
inches north thirty seven degrees wssththirtv
! three links, sugar eighteen inches north
sixty s'x and a half degrees east twenty i've
ana half links;) thence west seventy dve
and bali poles to the beginning, containing
forty one acres one quarter and thirty seven
peIches; also, part of the north ast stquaiter
OF the northwest quarter Of section thirty
6vr, township one Of range three beginning
at q stone, beiig the northeast corner OF John
Duerr's land; thence north seven degrees
west twelve rods to Ours Suter's southwest
corner; thence north with Sater's line sixty
nine rods to a stake -(bearirgs G oak sixtesn
inches north fifty degrees west fifteen links
C oak fourteen inches south thirty tSc and
hall degrees east thirty five links;) thence
north eighty seven degrees west fifty nine rods
| to stake bearings white walnut eight inches
south fifteen degrees east eight and q halt links
elm SIX inches south forty seven degrees west
twenty six and half links;) thence south forty
four rods to a stake in the run bearings beech
thirteen inches south two degrees east fourteen
links, beech twelve inches south eighty thre'
and half degrees west forty eight links;
thence up the iun with the meanders thereo
sixteen rods to a stake; thence south thirty one
rods to John Duerr's northwest corner; thenc,
east with his line seventy two rods to the plac'
of beginning, containing thirty three acres
| in all seventy four acres one quarter and thiri,
seven rods. To be sold free Of dover.
| Appraised at $1,000.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third IN hand, one
third in one year, and one-third in two years
/ from the day Of sale, with interest; the pay
msnts TO be secured by mortgage upon tn,
premises Sold. .a
/ JOHN C. DUERS,
Admr Of The estate OF John N. Dusrr, decd
feb26,'7Sw4.
HUNTER & MALLORY, Att'ys.
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RHERMAN SCHULTZ, of Cambridge,
mas been sentenced to 80 days imprison.
ment, fined and his house declared q
nuisance and closed, all for violating the
4th section of the liquor law. HERMAN
is safe SO far as the fine goes, as he tes-
tilted in Court here that he had nothing
and never expected to have; that his
wife bought his clothing and furnished
him spending monev.
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Written for The Spirit of Democracy
- LOVE AT HOME.

There is nothing so pleasing as home.
Where brothers and sisters agree;
Where harmony dwells in each aot,
A love flows plenteous and free.
Where father and mother is one,
In sunshine as we'll as in pain;
Where children are taught the sweet truth,
That to love each other is gain.
How it gladdens the heart of mother,
When she sees her children at play,
With love through their actions coursing,
And all goes happy and gay.
But then there's home not pleasing.
Where jars and grumaling are heard;
Where brothers and sisters are quarreling,
And kindness is scarcely preferred.
Where father or mother is cruel,
And the household with love not blest;
Where we can not welcome each home
= With loves honeyed kiss to their rest.
Then brothers and sisters be kind,
Let love in your actions run free,
That you always may love your own home
Like birds love their nest in the tree.
MATTE H.
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Noble County Items.

Republican, tn inst.-W. H Buckley
has been employed to take charge OF the
County Infirmary for another year, al
$3.50. There are Sc paupers at the In.
firmary; So males and 33 females,-21
of whom are children.
Lee BROKEN w S. Bush, Of Renrock
while riding LONE one evening last week,
had the misfortune to be throw from
his horse by reason its stumbling; the
animal falling upon him, broke Mr. Bush,s
leg he lay in the road four or Eve hours
before bis cries could be heard, and as.
sistance reach bin.
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cW The Commissioners, on the 9th
inst, appointed THOMAS LITTLE JanitoI
Of the Court House for one year at .
Salary OF $500. It is part Of the con.
tract that Mr.. LITTLE paint the iron
fence without extra compensation, the
Board to furnish the material,
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NJ The latest is the "White Ribbon
movement. formed to discourage the use
OF tobacco. It's motto is "DAre to be
Decent" and the pledge reads: "I,, the
undersigned, do hereby agree, with the
help of Almighty God, never to chew
smoke, or in any manner orform, use
tobacco"
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MARRIEp.-On February Sd, by R.
d. CLINE Esq, ofsBenton township,
Mr. ALcszo & STEWART and Mrss CxTH
ARINE EKLEBERRr. 80 ra
On February 96th, bv Elder THOMAS
CLINE, Mr.. GEcRGE WHIrAKER and Miss
MARY E. FISHER.
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Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, March S-Wool quiet ;
Ohio, Pennsylvania aud West Virginia
double extra and above 42a45c; medi-
um 42s44c; coarse .93A35c; New
York, Michigan Indiana and western
ine 38ala; medium 42443.; coarse 33s
34c; combing washed 45a53c; unwasbed
33s35c; Canada combing 45a4Sc; fine
unwashed 27a2Sc; coarse and medium
do 28a3lc; tub washed k0a44c.
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EEIf you want the news of Monroe
County, the general news Of Importance,
ate market reports, subscribe for The
SPIRIT. TERMS. One year SI so; six
months 70 cents. Office, North of The
Monroe Bank
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-03-12

~Thira round of Quarterly Meet.
ings for Barnesville District, Eastern
Ohio Conference. Barnesville, March
3lst; Barnesville Circuit, March 81; Bel
lalre April 7th; Bellaire Circuit, 7th
Bridgeport, 14th; Bridgeport Circuit,
l4th; Soperton, 2lst; Beallsville, 21st /;
Armstrong; %; Centrevilie, 2s;. ;.sS'.
Clairsvi!le, May 5; Morristown, 5; Pow
haitian, IL; Darlington, u; Millions
burgh, 10; Woodsaeld, 26; Antioch,
26; Hendrysburgb, June I'd /; Fairview
2; Freeport, 9; Hannibal, 9.
j. NJ. CARR, ?. E.
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EEGenersl Mott, of the Trenton
State Prison, calls his treatment Of the
prisoners "discipline," and not torture
II killing man on a s.retcher is only
discipline it would, be interesting to
know Whist be considers torture.--N Y,
Herald. - esa
The same kind of s'discipline" is en-
forced by the scamps in charge Of the
Ohio Penitentiary, according to the re.
ports published in the Eaquircr.
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DrED.-On Tuesday evening, the 5tf
inst, of Consumption, MICHAEL HoFf
NAN, resident of Wayne township
this county Mr.. HoFFMAN was esteem
ed andrespected by all who knew hin
and his loss will be deeply felt by biz
many friends and acquaintances.
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RgThe Commissioner on the 7th
inst, levied two mills on each dollar
valuation for 1878, as follows: One mill,
to be collected in money, for bridge pur-
poses. One mill for road purposes, to
be worked out on the public highways
between April 1st and October 1st, 1878.
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Chlcago-Marca S-Hogs-Mixed
packing weak at 3@3 As; light fairly
active at 8 50@3 rs; heavy shipping 8
60@3 60 -
Cattle-Shipping steers steady and
unchanged at 2 65@3 95; feeders and
stockers in good demand at 2 60@3 80;
butchers quiet; steers 3@3 70; cows
2 25@3 so: bulls 2@3 so; calves l 90
@5 50, oxen 2 85@3 90 'y5.
Sheep-Sales at 3 70@3 80.
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EgThe number of marriage licenses
issued by the Probate Judge of this
county. for the year 1877, was 246; all
Of which have been returned but 6. The
law requires certificates to be returned
ewithin three months from the date Of
marriage.
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PROBATE COURT.

March BY agreement Of counsel
the hearing Of exceptions to the account
of Miles Malle:t, Guardian of Jane
Heddlestone, an imbecile, is continued
to April 10th. &sq
March 4-Taylor Jeffers, Admir- of
the estate Of Joseph Walters, dec d,
filed bis final account; hearing contin
ued.
W. L, Davis, Guardian Of the estate
Of Francis M. and Kate Neal, minors,
fled his 6nal account hearing continued
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SPECIAL notice.

Our stock of Dry Goods. Notions,
and all Domestics, suitable for the sea-
son, will be found complete and at low
prices, all remnants, odd pieces in clio.
thing, and ends of all kinds sold at quite
a reduction to close.
NORRIS Il ARMSTRONG {.
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: ssiis SHORTS. The. call for the County Con-
Z vsntion will appear next week.
= : Gold 81 OH.
- What shall be done with the jail p
sr Csll and examine our stock Of cards
and paper. sa g,yis
SENATOR WILLIAMS furnishes an inter.
esting letter this week.
The County COMMISSIONER meet at
Cameron tomorrow, the 18th inst
Horse bills printed on short notice
and at fair rates at The SPIRIT office.
2 AUDITOR WkDDLE authorizes the semi
annual settlement; Published in THE
SPIRIT.
sSiw A notice Of interest 10 LOUIS HoFFMAs
will be found in our advertising col
y amns. r
Mr., MATTHIAS Fox, of Jackson town
ship, intends removing to Vert county
West Va about April lst. -,'5.,,s
Mr.. THOMAS LITTLE, of this place
has lost 80 chickens, during the pas
month; they died Of cholera.
Quite a number Of our farmers
are making their arrangements to immi
CRATE to West Virginia this Spring.
JxmEs E. WAY, Esq, Of Marietta
was married,on February 2Sth, 1878, q
7 o'clock, p M, to Miss EMILY HANSON
of Stafford, this county.
H. B HILL, Deputy Marshal, arreste'
W. H. RurTER, of Salem township, las
week and took him to Cincinnati, Il
Is charged with illicit distilling.
Tickets for township elections ,printe
at this office cheaper than you can writ
them-400 for 81 90. Send in you
ssaorders, accompanied by the cash. s
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The Chairman stated that the first bu.
siness in order was to fix the time for
holding the Convention.
JAMES A WATsoK moved that the
Convention be held on the first Satur-
day in June. Carried.
W. F. WIRE moved to hold the Con-
vention under the Popular Vote system.
as governed by the law, regulating the
holding of Primary Conventions.
Remarks we're made IN favor Of the
motion bv Mr.. WATSON. Mr.. STEWARD
IS. c. KELLEY, ESQ.,, and AUGUST MEYER
after which the motion was carried.
Mr.. MEYER moved that a certificate
from the officer administering the oatt
of office to the Supervisor must accom-
pany the Convention return from eact
township.
Adopted.
The following Supervisors were sc
lected:
Adams-THos. GILLESPIE, SR.
Benton-LEoNARD Pool,
BRrHEL-ALEx, CRAWFORD.
Center-H, R. Mason.
Franklin. E. MIRACLE.
Green-JoNArHAN HoLTscLAw.
Jackson-WILLIAMX KIRKLAND.
Lee-JANss NEsBrrT,
Malaga-JoHN H. EoaER.
i Ohio-T. G. ALLEN.
Perry. R. PsNNINaroN.
Salem-N. A. MARTIN.
Seneca-CAsrBR YooKHY.
: Summit-ALKx. BUCHANAN.
sunsbury--JoHN JKyPRRs.
Switxerland-JoHN RUessGesR.
Washington-L. o. 0ksr.
I Wayne-L. W. WILLIsos.
w F. WIRE, ]. 7. DoUGHERTr and I
o. LITTLE we're appointed committe
on resolutions. The committee presen
ted the following resolutions which, O.
], motion of Mr.. WATSON, were unanimous
ly adopted:
Resolved, That we heartily approx
of the action of Congress in remonetil
ing silver, and making it an unlimite,
legal tender.
Resolved, That we favor the repeal G
the Resumption Act and the adoption Q
measures which will result in such an IL
crease of currency as will make its vo|
ume equal to The legitimate wants OF bu
siness. 4lsF
Resolred, That oil money, whether ps
per or specie, should be issued by tn
General Government.
ResolUed, That we, the members {
: the Democratic Central Committee, &C
ing for the party in the several towr
ships in Monroe County, knowing it
be the wish Of the Democrats Of thi
= county, and having full confidence in hi
I ability and integrity, request that Hol
| JEEE WILLIAMS permit the Democrats {
, this county to present his name at th
next Democratic Congressional C6nver
ton for nomination for Congress.
,tety. WM + WIRE.
: JAS. T, DouGHERTY
, Icisqa.-- T D. LITTLE.
, "A motion to nominate, Congression
delegates was lost, and motion to ele,
delegates at the Primary Convention W,
carried. te;A t's AAt
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r E N Fl z r y
E Keeps Bread, Cakes, Chow Chow,
l Pickles. Nuts, Candies. Tobscco, CT
N gars, Canned Fruits, .Jellies, Cheese,
Fl Sardines, Mustard & other articles
E kept in first class Confectionery.
3 Motto: Quick sales & small profits.
r e / N II z r
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RDemocrats, hold nominating con.
ventiops in each township and place a
regularly nominated ticket before the
people on the day OF the Spring cleo.
ton and then work to elect il. J That is
the sure road to victory.
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new York

March S--Flour 2 75a7 90; Wheat
29al So; Corn 47a49c; Oats s3a37c ;
Rye 7la72c; Barley 7Oa72c.
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EWe are now prepared to print bu-
siness and visiting cards, plain and fancy,
letter heads, note heads, statements Of
account and other kinds of job work at
reasonable rates. 1855
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q AFThe feeling among members of
The Committee and Democrats present
at.themeeting last Saturday was in IA
vor Of q rigid enforcement Of the pro-
visions OF The Primary Election law.
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gSAuL and HENRY BEAVER, indict-
ed for taking poultry, we're arraigned in
Court on the 7th inst. and entered pleas
OF not guilty. Trials set for Friday, the
y 18th inst.
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Meeting of the Democratic County
Central Committee.

The members Of the Committee met
at the Court House on the 9th inst, S.
ScHooLcRAFT in the Chair and AUGUST
MEYER, Secretary.
The Secretary called the townships
when the following members answered
IN fhoir nemaos
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DIED.-On the 4th inst, Mrs. MAG
DALENA KINDLEBURsER, wife of CHRls.
TIAN KINDLEsEReERJ of Summit town.
ship, age1 81 years.
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Cincinnati.

March S--Flour 5 ,20a6 80; Wheat /
10al 15. Corn 39a40c; Oats 2Sa3 lc ;
Rye 60a62c; Barley 42s48c.
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Convention, Saturday, June |, 1878.
COMMISSIONER.

Ed. SPIRIT: Announce DAVID LRNr5,
OF Perry township, as candidate for renomi-
nation to the Office of County Commissioner;
subject to the decision of the Democratic Coun.
ty Convention. MANY DRMotRATs.
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! ANNOUNCEMENT.

We are authorized to announce LEWIS
EcKARr az q candidate for Assessor, OF
Center Township.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,

C0mmlSslonets-U. HESTz. HDWAaD UKSY
and JAc6B sPPoLDsR, sR
The regular meetings Of the Board are held
on the 6rst Monday in March, June, sepss,n
Der and Decemberaof each year.
The Board with the Auditor meet IS a
Board of EQUALIZATION D, the h,st wsdnss.
day after the third Monday In May, each year
which will be- on May 22d this year.
slnarmary Directors-JoHH PFAhzsRAf, B
McCAMMoN and HRNRY SMrH.
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Proceedings of Common Pleas
Court.

Ine GranO jury was empanneleu,
sworn, charged by the Court and retired
for deliberation.
The docket was called and number
of causes we're continued, leave to par.
ties to answer, amend petitions, and
file motions were granted.
Adam Wells vs James Wells ct al /;
partition: sale of real estate returned
and Sheriff ordered to make Deed to
R L Carpenter. subject to the life es-
tate of Nancy Wells.
Stephen Payne & ano. VS. Lucinda
Bradfield et al; partition. Sheriff or.
dered to make Deed to James Bradfeld,
the purchaser. z,s Fss
Ohio vs. John Mallory. Indict. fol
assault and battery. Continued to mex,
term; bond 5000
Geo Neff vs. John Wright ct al. Sale
OF real estate to plaintiff confirmed.
Daniel Neuhart, Assignee, VS. Jacot
Schell, ct al. Sale of real estate con
| firmed.
Jacob Truax vs. Rachel Truax, ct al
partition; A j. Pearson was appointed
Guardian nd Item for Margaret Ann
jeremiah W. and Hannah E Truax, mi
nor defendants, Daniel Brock, Isaac
Ward and Christian Hartline were ap
pointed Commissioners to partition the
premises.
c Weber vs. Elizabeth Stalder & ano
Sale Of real estate confirmed.
Arthur GRAY, minor, vs Margare,
Gray ct al. Civil action; the premise.
described in the petition, subject to the
life estate therein of Margaret Gray, ad
Judged to the plaintiff. Executors au
thorized to sell residue Of the real es
tate of Arthur Gray, decd, and to pay
the costs Of this proceeding
Daniel Neuhart, Assignee, vs. Th'
Monroe Bank Civil action; demurre
to petition sustained; leave te plaintiff
to amend petition in 80 DAYS.
| Daniel Neuhart vs. The B. Il S W
Railroad. Civil action; continued a
costs Of defendant
Jas. M. Green VS. Joseph Wehr Ap
; peal: motion Of plaintiff to dismiss tn
! appeal overruled; leave to plaintiff 4
file petition in 80 days.
A. j. Pearson was appointed Assist
ant Prosecuting Attorney to prosecut
cases against parties for whom j. F
Spriggs, Pros. Atty, was counsel.
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Chicago.

March s-Flour4 0Oa7 90; Wheat
05al 06; Corn 42c: Oats 23a24a
Rye 55a56c; Barley 46a47c.
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65; !; packing 3 40@3 60; butchers 10
@3 Is, ec.
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ARRIVALS AMP DEPARTURES OF MAILS.

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Rye 65c. W