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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-09-25

The Inter State publishes a full
account Of the bloody tragedy en-
acted on the 18th inst. in the vicini-
ty of Lake Kampeska, from which
it appears that Balls followed the
Owens with the ayowed intention of
killing Geo. Owens, and that Owens
killed Balls In self defence.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-09-25

The latest news from the yellow
fever districts is somewhat better,
and it is believed that the epidemic
has reached meridian and is on the
retreat. The number of deaths up
to date is estimated at nearly 1000.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-09-25

The Democratic legislature Of ORR
gon elected on the 18th inst. Hon.
J. a. Slater, United States Senator.
Mr.. Slater is not in sympathy with
the inaationists, and opposes fiat
money.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-09-25

P. G. Chamberlain was nomi-
mated for Congress by the Green
hackers of this district at their con-
vention in Mortified last week,
Tuesday, but he declined the honor,
and the convention adjourned with
out making any nomination.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-09-25

The Pioneer Press is in the habit
of crediting nearly every item clipped
from the REVIEW to the Herald,
which is not as it should be.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-09-25

State Superintendent Burt an
nounces that the apportionment Of
the school fund will this tall amount
to about 81. 90 per scholar.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-05-21
A Happy Family.

1t is vociferated loudly by the Repub.
licans in Ohio that they are united
True, they are unitedsso far as fighting
the Democratic party goes, but when
they come to the Administration they
scatter terribly and are at loss what
course to pursue: - ~
r tPiqua, to) Journal. Republican, O.
We can unite in fighting the Demo
cratic party, but we can not afford to
turn our batteries against an Admins
tration that we ourselves aided to put
in power" ee3aEs'stSg BSE(s
Cincinnati Times, Republican,
q ave must let the President take care
Of bimself, and train our guns exclu-
sively;upon the Democratic party, and
upon its illegitimate offspring; if an oc,
casional idiot gets up and vociferates
that we must set ourselves to pulling
each others hair again, by giving the
President "a character in our platform,
then the aforesaid idiot should be very
promptly and vigorously Knocked down
The Republicans must stand by their
''counted i'm President 1t will be up
hill work, but they Must not attempt the
dodge game when the man, who receiv.
ed their support, is hard pressed. Walk
up, gentlemen, to the" support of the
great counted in" and claim presist
entfytha the. action of the Returning
Boards in Florida and Louisiana wa:
honest and fair. You can do it with
out even making wry face.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-05-21
,Ss,s, New xjIdtls.,ssrriii iiise,ments,, .,, =

SHoRTs.=-Sunsbury township has 263,
dogs valued at S13,05S.
Leetownship, rs births and 8 deaths.
Snpehuru tnwnshin 40 hirths and 16
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-05-21

EE In our report fthe Union School
performances last week we unintention-
ally omitted mention of AoEL Cox, He
was the principal performer in dialogue
in which three darkey performers were
represented and acted his part exceed
ingly well as did the others. The sec
ond evening he sanga comic song, which
greatly amused the audience. 81
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-05-21
In case supervisor appointed is not pres.
M 10 ns,a., IN o. mills lannnra tir. nlnnlAr

In case supervisor appointedjs not pres.
ent to open the polls, any Democratic slecsor
of the township may be chosen. to aet.S.7 Z Il :
The Supervisor and Judges, at the close Of
the polls, will count the votes and declare
the result,- and return the poll BOOKS and
tally sheets, duly certified and Seated up, to
the Chairman Of the Democratic. Central
Committee. who will at o'cleskt p hs on
Monday. the Sd day of June, 1878, at the
Court House In Woodsaeld, ,--psoossd- o-opsp
the same in the presence of the Central Com
rnittteemen Of the several townphipsswhe,
as board Of Acanvassers, will soHeiafy de-
clare the result.
( AT the same sime'apd place -ths-Cemmittse,
men chosen will assemble and organize a
Central. Committee for MOnroe- County, Ohio,
Fte serve during the ensuing year: Az =.
Gy order Of the Democratic sCsntra ral CON.
,mitissS Of Monroe County, Ohio mo1i aHrei
to7 : s..5..,, 80 s: .SCHoO LCRAFeqrs, j. si
i7 Chairman Dem Central Copimittee
q AuGusT MEYER, Secretd,B... = VNi
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New York-.May 17-Bee'

SheepySales at ss 25a5 go.
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Factory Facts.

Close CONTINENT, careful attention to
all factory work, gives the operatives paf
id faces, poor appetite, lapguid, miserable
feelings, poor blood, inactive liver, kid
neys and urinary troubles, ,and all the ply
sicisns and medicine in the world cannot
help them unless they get out doors or
use Hop Bitters, made Of the purest and
best Of remedies, and especially for such
cases, having abundance Of health, sun
shine and rosy cheeks in them. None
need sufferif they will~use- them freely.
They cost buta trife. See another col
nmn. taa a
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-05-21

EE The Columbus correspondent of
the Cleveland Plain Dealer writes as fol.
lows of DIR WILLIAMS the State Senator
from this District:
"Senator Williams is just thegreyerse of
General lSteedman in disposition and
character. The venerable Doctor is one
of those who makes all of his points by
earring sunshine in his face. His pleas
ant manners at once give him a. warm
placein the hearts Of his fellow Senators.
Instead of rush and a push and shout he
allows the rays ofhis pleasant features to
thaw out tue stony heart ofopposition to
hismeasures. He is man that it will do
to trust at all times aud in all places. He
is nearly always right aud seldom ever
wrong" --------.----- ----------------
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-05-21

Chicago i7AHogs Market
dull and prices q shade lower; choice
heavy So 2Oa3 SO; light $3 15a3 rs
mixed rough SO, 0Oa3 !26..r x.,aygr
6CattleMMarket strong and active ship
ping 81 30a4 35; feeders and stockers
EASY at So Ioa3T 50:e butchers scarce
COWS 80 75a4 %; bulls 81 20a5 25
rough steers % S0s4 20; oxen % 90s
4 90. q
Sheep-Sales at 50 25a5 90.
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WOOL.

PHILADELPHIA, May II Wool active
and prices rather weak; the new clip is
beginning to arrive; Ohio, Pennsylvania
and West Virginia double extra and
above 37Aa40o; extra 37aSSc; medi-
um 3Sa40c; coarse 33a34c; New York,
Michigan, Indiana and Western fine 334
a35c; medium S7a39c; coarse 33a34c /;
combing washed 40a4Sc; do unwashed
soc; Canada combing 40c; fine unwashed
23a25c; coarse and medium unwashed
26a30c.e.is ss9..ri eII.it,....t frrnrr.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-05-21

RJAcoB BUKKHaRr, dersnged in.
mate Of the County Infirmary,- struck .
young man named WILLIAM TRuAx with
lhis1fst on the 18th inst, and broke bis
collar bone. DR. FARoUHAR rendered
the necessary surgical aid.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-05-21
The Dead Lock

In Congress was broken on the l7tb
inst, after contest of five days, by the
Democrats securing the required num-
Der of votes, LAT, to pass the resolution
to investigate the Florida aud Louisiana
election frauds. The Republicans op.
posed the passage of the resolution by
dilatory motions and all other parlis,
mentary tricks known, but were finally
beaten 10 z Aep #- a.t 's ~. ~. =
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-05-21
WOODSFIELD NURSERY.

Mrs. NJ. A. Way, at the Woodsfeld
Nursery, is prepareduto furnish Fruit
Trees, Garden seeds, Pot Flowers of all
kinds, Wire and Rustic Baskets, Snow
flake and Beauty Potatoes, and Bulbs of
tDahlias, Gladiolus', Tubroses, &c, dc
at the lowest cash prices. Where ari-
.cles are sent by mail l6 cents per pound,
postage, is added to the price0i tno1 4
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-05-21

Supervisors Of the Nominating
Convention are required to administer
an oath to every voter, whose right to
vote is doubted because Of a question as
to his politics, age or what ticket he
voted at the last general election; and
if his vote is taken the word "sworn'
muss'be written opposite his name on
the poll book! This requirement of the
law renders the work of the ,canvassing
committee anseasy one when preparing
to declare the nominees.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-05-21

su BaItimOre-May lS- Cnttle---Best
on sale this week 5aa5scs thst generally
rated first quality 44a58c;;s medium or
good fair quality 4a4 ordinary thin
steers, oxen and cows Sfa3sc; extreme
range of prices 34a5t; most Of the sales
were. from. 5a58 -.
Mulch Cows-Trade is fairly active ;
prices range from $3Sa55 per head.
HoesAQhotations 4aa54e, most sales
being at 55a54c.
SaErpEAt4a 4a5c gross, aad lambs at
5a7c, as 10 quality.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-05-21

Wheeling-L1vE Stock YARDS
May l4-Cattle- Receipts 50 head sold !;
COWS and bulls, at SO 00aS 50, medium
steers OF heifers at So 50a4 90, choice
o. 00a4 so /; western cattle sold at 81
50a4 rs. Demand fair. 40 so @ 4
aHogs-Rsceipts very few, dull at
3a34c. 80
8 Sheep-Receipts Is head 6se'e2
{ Lambs fair demand. q
Calves--In fair demand. %
Fresh Cows-Arrixals head. In fair
demand at S20s50. NJ, f,sg 5a5 sgg
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Mendle, Booth & Co.,

No. 112l, Main street, Wheeling, West
Va, have complete stock of furniture,
carpets, oil cloths, mating, window
shades and all other articles usually
found in q first class house in that trade
Bargains can he had Of them. Call oi
send in your orders.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-05-21

~Wool samples for the Paris Expo
sition will be received up to the 18th Of
June. j. M. Kirkpatrick, Utica Licking,
Co., Ohio, will furnish all necessary in
formation to all who desire to aid in MAX
king Ohio's display of wool a creditable
one.-Eaterprise
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-05-21

10 East Liberty, Pcnn.-May II
-Hogs-Ph Philsdelphias, $3 45a3 %
Yorkers, S3 40a3 45o .Sg5i i,e& yaas,
Sheep-The receipts Of sheep were
very light aud the market ciosed-slow
prices 20a35c off from last quotations.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-05-21

wA correspondent of the Noble
County Republican, at Lower Salem,
says e. FsEyT HM
s"Prof Wire was with US again few
days last week, looking after the inter-
est of his school, which will commence
on the first Monday in June. Prospects
are good for very interesting term and
the Board has decided to keep him. If
possible, another six months, after this
session closes"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-05-21

~CHARLEs GILMORE, resident Of
Salem township, was examined on the
9th inst in the, Probate Court and de,
'clared insane and entitled to admission
to the, Asylum at Athens, l.au
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-05-21

w The new M. E. Church building
at PoTrs' was dedicated on last Sunday.
The amount due on the building, $500,
was Subscribed before the dedication
ceremonies were concluded. % "
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-05-21

~ FRANK MILLER, who was com.
lmitted to Jail pon the 18th inst, was re,
leased on ha1sas corpus on the 18th inst
because of want of return on the COM
mitment and Insolvency of M1LLERsN
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ATTENTION.

Our Spring and Summer stock now
complete in all departments. Dry goods,
Notions, Clothing for Men and Boys,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, dc We, offer
these goods at such prices as will suit
the times and as low as same quality
can be had any where. We cordially in.
vite all to call and see for yourselves.
MORRIS & ARMSTRONG.
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NeW York,

May 17-Flour 2 75a6 55; Wheat ]
goal %; Corn 4Sa5Ic; Oats 33a9Sc
Rye72a74c; Barley &c.
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ut. LOufs-May 17-Hogs-Easier
light shipping to good Workers SO 00a3
10; packing aS3 05a3 III butchers to
fancy 80 15a3 20.
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wonastleId stockMarket.

rMay-20--Cattle 2aa3 per pound ;
Sheep 3a4u per pound. Hogs &c per
pound. SEQ
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Cincinnati.

. May 17--Flour5 5 25a6 so; Wheat /
15a1 10, Corn 42a43c; Oats 2Sa3lc
Rye 60a62c; Barley 45c.
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R E I N H E R
E Keeps Bread, Cakes, Chow Chow,
| Pickles, Nuts, Candies, Tobacco,Ci-
N ,gars, Canned Fruits, yellies, Cheese,
H Sardines, Mustard & other ardcles)l
E kept in first class Confectionery.
r Motto: Quick sales &c small profits.
R E L N H E r
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-05-21

EEA little boy of LANDoN PHILLIPS,
of this township, cut one of bis toes off
with an axe one day last week. :
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CATTLE MARKETS.

Cinclnnati-May H--Hogs9Ql al.
ct but steady and unchanged. Receipts
1913 head shipments 3,0SS head.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-05-21

MARRIED.-On April 25th, by VIM.
R1EoHENMEYER, Mr.. JACOB KIEFFER and
Miss LOUISE INsoLp, 81 a-
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,"DfE6.@oh tie 1sth inst, Sf-eonsuup.
.alon, EElzasEraj wife of ARcHBaLp
sHosKIssoNy of Green ;townships this
county, .ssaidassf
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Chicago.

/ May 17-Flour 4 00a7 90; Wheat l
DIAL 10; Corn 39a395c: :oOats a6a27c
Rye Soc; Barley 5la5lc4.
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Furniture, Carpets Sc

MENDLE, BoorH & Co, No. Il2l,
Main streets Wheeling, West Va,. have
the largest and best assortment of fur
niture and carpets to be found in the
Wheeling market IF yoh,want bargains
give them call.
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A CARD.
BEAILhyILLE. MAY II, 1878.


.aot BEABLbyIELB, May II, lS78.i
The question is frequently asked
whether the Ohio Farmers Insurance
Company paid in full the amount of its
losses, The purpose OF this card is to
say that in January last my house and
much of the contents were destroyed by
FIRE, and that I have received from the
Company, through Mr,oJohn Jeffers their
agent, s1,40O, being in full for the
amount OF insurance on house, ,'and 5000
for the contents,i making in aall 81 500
Prompt, satisfactory and honorable has
been the dealing of the Company toward
me in the above less.
z4q1o,s HANNAH SMITH.
JoHN JEFFERs, Agents for Monroe
r. f. BURKHEADr County,
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wThe Barnesville District Fair win
be held on the 10th, 18th, 18th and 18th
days of September. is
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PhaladeiDllta.

May I7.-Flour3 50a6 90. Wheat |
29aI 33; Corn 4la52c;5 Oats s2a36c;
Rye 65a68c.
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EE Mrs BELTS new Spring stock
of Millinery goods is unsurpassed in
assortment, style or price. Ladies', go
and see her goods before purchasing
elsewhere. sa
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IS New spring hats, ,bonnets, ribbons,
flowers and ladies fancy goods just re.
ceived at Mrs. W. o. BELTS. .'i~
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Tuesday, May Fl, 1878.
f.s-aHYE esSesS - MNa Giaea)
T-rs-z---c-- - --r--SZ--l7d
H,RuWEsFS .; Sc. ,hocalEditorsl
- 7---7-1-s7 ------7
-. New Advertisements pallyva|
Carpets dear ,MENDLE, BoorH d CO.
Farm, for sale, sE lasd aas JoHN STEED. 4
Pfespectus. lqsd sls 2ri5CiN EeoufRER..i
Stafford School, bHxMfIros u GREEN2i 81 |
~ ~ TIA 8sEfot Sia tadf hs1rsss pxNR 7
M,Ifnervo iIis siaasG Mrs. w. O. be BEN. A. ( (
SHoRrs.--Sunsbury township has 263
dogs valued at S13,05S.
Leat0wnship, rs births and 8 deaths.
Sunsbury township, 40 births and is
deaths. .rfS Ssi,S5- rs VI li,-.ta- b'.l
Green township, IS births and l65
deaths. < z - - -
Washington township, 46 births and
Is deaths.
Ohio township reports 81 births and
20 deaths for the past year.
kGreen township has 1g2 dogs, s184 Of
which are valued at ee ass. e'fl = =
Ohio. township has 277 dogs, III, Of
which are valued at $5,916. .bieasbooV
e1Washingtod township, 46 births and
Is deaths during the past year. sidii lie 4
Twenty-seven births and deaths re.
ported from Franklin township.
Adams township, 46 births and 16
deaths reported .foHthe past year.
Summit township returns 1873 dogs
which are valued for taxation at 81 OTIS.
The recent frosts -dsmaged plants,
garden vegetables and farm crops slight
iy.sTdebg, sIg5 f;n8 YT9yiI
jackson township has 230 dogs, 205
of which are valued for itaxatipnlat So
455.
Summit towns1ip repoStsd q births
and 10 deaths for the year ending March
3ists ssss Is tsbasiis .a'ila9 AaA s.a1s1n'
Wayne townships report shows 43
b;r+h, ard ola joatb, dnr;n, tho ,oost
ysaf. 90 hl1 aoiinsi5x, PAT - rei''9'5fs Il
j. o. AMOS, Editor Of the Shelby
County Democras isEYisitingI .friendBIin
this. piacegslI lisat 10 essaos4sq oti tiaiiei
Thefe were 80 births and 16 deaths in
Jackson township for the year ending
March 31se s-,=s-.''s ss-szs-=ss.ss-.
wayne township has 1913 dogs, and
lSS Of that number are valued for taxa
'lon AZ os,oos -;.-
rne 9P.a 'onc ~ a7,s ,nas saa
tad Last week .g'-''''eI ~ :
Don't yioiste the ;sh law. Ut will not
be funny to pay heavy fine and, per-
haps, gote jaa. p Dl-',--' - =
u qanks 70 tae corner BANG tioF excel
Wadnasdsn anan;nr Ir wv see'ss sA's
r.n.,;,. h.,..,,,,o,.z,,>,,,,,,.,o.a :.
a. 60. d.. 60 - 49,. =
ssr;,,> IS.
.;ro M.nnx 49, .a,sa ,.,da - =. ~ 81.
ma. !, ,haT .s,;.,stu.a r
,l9slii.i'i
.s aa 60. D.i.. ~ AsssssOl nsasa 80 :. oun,' -.
po'"u A''s auu nASAi nAis' " 'soA'
.assixe q i. (.
sohs SrsAD s1st oners ms iarln lI:slla anu mil
properly lor saie' pee aayernsement
elsewhere IN TINS paper
sAN Noslces % De pfst posted Up will oe mail
ic Convention this week.
pba Jo,,,..,.,,, ,,,o..,t, !, ~. .s.,,,.
end az town was sold al, the latbf ;nst
- r.s,,,ss ~ 81 III, E, seoI ssslsi
10 JAMES R " ATsoA AZ on ior ozol, * bas
None but Democrats will be permitted
to vote In the Nominating Convention
to be held onssaturday, June lst.
ssoQyas!S OR S9rnst Band mas been engaged
.aassati t IL ls.sl. ~. IT, 81 ~ : -
,0ii'9
SH6 GXLeuQ OUT JQdQK8 TO MrS. 0EOKGE
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wMrs o @ ALEXANDER has
Just received new lot of cooking stoves
and can sell them as low for cash as any
other establishment in the county. a.
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BUSINE ESS N OFFICES

.saEg The latest styles of Millinery, 6
Mrs. BELTS. a.fts.s Ii 44Rrs .,
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H Fruit Trees,
.-,-.--Grape Vines. -.
Evergreens,

Evergreens.
And Shrubbery of all kinds for sale, by
Mrs. M. A. WAY, Woodsfeld, Ohio
Orders from a distance will receive
prompt attention.
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w Hair goods OF all kinds at Miss
NJ. A. GUTHRIE'S Switches, bunch
curls. singIe curls, fringes, pufIs DC.
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pIsTINcTIyE FEATURES OF THE ycHuot

DISTINCTIVE FEATURES OF THE SCHOOL
A plan of instruction, strictly NORMAL. A,
Literary ,Soci ETY., sins which the Instructors
will take an active part; and special attenlf
Etioa ailn be- given to ahs prao,ioas Of falia's
bmentary Law. 'Rrsqnent examinatiors for
the benefit of teachers. Amestins of the
school will be called each mor1tp 81 for ths
discussion of different topics, in wbfh all
viii be expected to partisipsts. "a ycaaplets
course of PRACTICAL lectures ,ono Tsashins
and. School ManasementSilad - o. bssoq ~
lq& % yeh d1e eds l---sd. ,s,f,oc szsl in
idss aolvaH basTviqIeSs sbiiia8 ,s7ai ba
Higher RTraanehes, ,.,9 a:..L.e9 ,.::. 3ss 80
Common yiasi i'o'ii..' io;'iiis..., 1s1ii3ia' 30 o0 oO
Penmansh D.. 20 Lessons =: e: 8 90
:, Tuition invariably In advances. nis. ~ =
!, Good board and room can be procured at
private houses Qf hQtsls s4 frDm % 2 g 70 ~ Y ss
For Further particulars Ha ID itsss by letter.
or apply personally, to the ~, .-s - % o
y 1.s5 g CIV, " ..aMILToS, l...n..I ], e.
vooI,.,, qg Stafford. Ohio.
pag2I,7spSs sa. ixts
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TvTTIoN.
Utsher Branches, % 90
Comm0e t.Ts'sssA ssdeh- D -
IS s7Tsitson required IN advance. No insnS5 %.
hmded tsruept In casesef prutsaoted, illssesv--'
Forn farther particulAFs. call on Or address,
bre11 edt 30 McTEY. ertnClpAl..
1 geallsvire, kbnf6e Comfy, 'ohioa
sy7, sSSSSttdi moo iuis69Joua OF Il. toaead
liss t6n oW hInoaS .bIassI gis bsvisosI
l;rias. OF aao.-G ~ ,s.sfsfRs -, ,,..,
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Road Tax Receipts.

Notice isIhersby given. to Township
Clerks and Trustees that they can OBJ
lain Road Tax Receipts at TIE SPIRIT
Office at "A cents per hundred.
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w Prof. HowEs' Select School com.
-menesd in this place last Monday. Mrs.
Huwrswtesching the PrtmryI De-
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An attempt was made to assassinate
Emperor WILLIAM of Prussia on the
llth inst. Anative of Leipsic, named
HoDEL, fred two shots while the Emper-
or was passing him in carriage, but
fortunately both missed.
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wPot Flowers OF all kinds for sale
at Mrs. WAYS
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w Mrs BELT makes over old hats
in latest styles. Bleaching and trim.
ming speciality. No extra charges for
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