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DEM 0cR ATTIC :.
NH Tr.I:I,.G.

The Executive Committee announce
the following meetings for this county
MISUNDERSTANDING after''
noon, Sept Is Speakers: Gen, War
ner, Hen Ross j. Alexander and R K
Walton, ESQ.
Observation-Disclosures even.
ing, Sep rs Speakers: Gen Warner
Hon.sD, S. Spriggs and M Hoeffier
CALAIS-Thursda afternooII Sept
26, Speakers: Gen Warner. Hon. D
s. Spriggs aud ] b briggs.
LEWISVILLE = Thursday evening,
Sept, 26 Speakers: Gen Warner, Hon.
D S. Spriggs, ]. B briggs, Esqa and
others
STAFFORD-Friday afternoon. Sept
-27. Speakers Gen Warner, Hon. D,
S. Sprisgs, Judge Morris and others. /.
GRAYSvILLE-Friiay evening, Sep,
n Speakers: Gen. Warner, Hon -.
S Spriggs, David Okey and others
The afternoon meetings will bgin az
l O'Clock; the evening meeting at "a
o'clock p NJ. -
= Gen Warner will he preent at all
these meetings. as viii tie ther spesk-
ers announced.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

CyARAH MccAMfcK, and f'ssc Mocamick,
y her husband. who reside in Wsllsburg.
Brooke County, West virginiasand cathariue
Harrison and Martin Harrison, her husband,
who reside, in Mouros County, Ohio. viii
take notice that . a,petitiou was filed against
them on the l1th day of Septenber, A.. D.
1878, In the court OF common pleas within
and for the county Of Monroe by Christian
Cehrs, and Il nov peuding, wherein said
Christian aCshrs demands partition OF the
following real estate, to wit: The south half
Of the northwest quarter Of section twenty
one, township two Of range three. except
eight acres sold Of Of the southeast corner
Of ssii tract BY Job rsarsoll to hsmuss
PssrsolI, By deed dated July 20 1878, con-
aiming sevsssy four soress more or less; and
that, At the next term Of said court. the said
Christian cshrs aill Apply, for an order that
partition may be made Of said premises.
- CHE15TIAN CBHRS,
BY srRleus & Dsrsos, his Att'ys.
sspl7, ,'f8w7.
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WheeIinr-Lavr Srook YARD

Wheeling-LlvE Stock YARDS
September 17-CattIe-Arrivals IS head
sold, o, Wa, and bulls sa@3 90; medium
cattle SS@3sRe'; choices cattle S3 2b@s
80. Most of the sales we're from %
25@3 so. Demand for cattle fair.
Hogs--Arrival lis head; sold from
3@a4c.
Sheep-Arrivals 46 head; sold from
3@4c
Lambs-In fair demand from 4@5c
Calves lin fair demand from 83@1t
90 per head ! fl...n.
Fresh Cows-In good demand from
s25@4o 90 per bead. -"
- WE RAYHA. sec'y..
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Administrator Sale ofReal Estate


TN, pursuance Of an order Of the Pfobate
Court Of Monroe County. Ohio, viii 81.
fsrfor sale at public auction, on
Wednesday,. the 9th day ef October, S7s,
at l o'clock. afternoon. upon tho premises,
the following described real sststs, situate In
Center township, In said county, 70 wit:
The northwest quarter Of the northeast
quarter o{ section twentyAfse, In township
four of range nve, excepting thersfrom ten
scres OF Of the east side Of the above dc.
scribed tract, after said deduction to contain
thirty acres more or less; also, the east hall
of the northeast quarter Of the northwest
quarter of section twenty-five, township four,
range fve, containing twenty acres, more Of
less.
Appraised at $1,000. 6ez ia
TBRxs OF sALs-One-half In hand and the
balance in one year from the day of sale
with interest, to BE- secured BY mortgage OF
the premises sold.
JARED HAWKINS,
Admir- Of Amelia A. Rutter, decd.
ieptlo.'7swb.
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. LEGAL NOTICE.

NHRIsTIAN BRUNY, JR who is non-Fes.
" ident Of the State Of Ohio. and resident
of the State OF West Virginia. will take mo-
tice that on the 4th day Of September, A. D.,
1878. John Ruby and Christian Moser fled in
the court Of common pleas Of Monroe coun-
ty, Ohio, their petition against him. the OBJ
Ject and prayer Of which 10 to obtain judg-
ment against him for shs amount Of PROF.
issosy nots and interest, executed and de
liverei to the said John Ruby and Christian
Mossr, dated June Is 1875. due on demand
for the sum of two hundred and twenty dol.
lars, with eight per cant interest. that an or
fdsr Of attachment and notice to garnishs'
has been issued.
You are required 10 answer said petition
| on or before tbs 9th day of November, A. D
1878. PEARSON & DoHEkTY.
ssptl0, 1877. Att'ys for Plaintiff.
If,Af.EFI ,sf. = al fssNfhfEf..Ff IS.
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terrific Explosion.

Or hrY, PENN. September 15.-At
noon y p.day the magazine at Bradford,
combining twenty pounds of nitro, gly'
ceraie and seventyi five cot dynamite, ex.
ol8ded with a terrific force, completely
amolishing all buildings in the vicinity
and instantly killing A. P. Rigging. j,
D. Burkholder. N. B., Pulyer and G., s.
Page Onfy ssmall portiorofthe msn-
gled remains we're found Cause of the
explosion unknown. I! is supposed thai
the men we're trying to unlock the safe
which BURGLARS had previously iueffectu
ally tried TO blow open with dynamite
leaving explosive matters in the lock.
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MARRIED.-On August z5ih, by ELIAS
Barker, ESQ ,6f jackson township. Mr..
p. N. RoaIck and Miss VrRaINrA
'ScHooNovER. sassfd ,satvdi Z. isyl4' Il
On thss hs came day, by the same, Mr.
THoMAs WRlaHrA and Miss HAxSAH
REisEr. s's''s''''eA = : $50 rs 3, aA;''s
On the 29th ult, hy Rev. EZRA BAR
tkER- Mf. RoBERE WaIaHr Apdl Miss
NANCY NJ Fox. vs.
Ga tie Let inst, by the sane, Mr..
WILLIAM G. BoLEN aud Miss MARTHA
BECKETT. ...s aGL
On the same day. by AARON HEADLEY,
Esq. of Switzerland toxnshir, Mr. DA
vlD W. MEEKEs and Miss Llzzls SHER
NAN 81
On the 9Th inst., BY C. w Cliff. Esq
tof Bethal Atovuship, Mr. GEosaE HI
LsspAnooD ard Miss n 4kcY McFADDsN
On the 9Th inst, by Elder w O
tTHoMsoN, Mr. MAKris r. NJ n. Mo
MuLLEH and Miss JENNA LINDANooB
On the same dsy, by Rev w H .RI
/ DER. Mr. JoHs W hdAueH and Ais'
lSAR4H 8 pMFfEsf. 80
On thel7,h inst, BY W. ] CRAwFohI
Esq. OF Washington townsbinse qMy
SAMUEL SMITH and Miss ELlzABErH AM
tcHRlssi u9 lEinGtano9 sse,KI1Bs
Il At the Denoon Hotel, September 18th
lIS1S, hyI Rev W. H. .WILEsaHs MI
> ABRAHAM LoNaDEN and Miss JULIA A
LewE s9s
September II, by +, u BEARD, Esq
Of Center township, Mr. WILLIAM Kin
srY and Miss OcrAvo Caow, Of Adam
township 90 m /.
81 September lSs by the sane, Mr OsA
! DlAH TRnAx and Miss CAfHARfss NJ A
!, TIN. ~
September II, 1873, by ANON MoosI
Esq , OF, Wayne township, Mr. SYLvE'
,lTER NAnIST and Miss EIlzAsErH sAol
T ERhAS.
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Stockholders Meeting.
B. & S. W. RAILWAY.

AToTIcE is hereby given 70 the stoskhold.
In srs Of the Woedsfeld Division Of the B.
&S W. Railway, that there will be meeting
Of stockholders held In the Court House, In
woodsdsld, on - '
Saturday, October 3, at 2 p. M.
4 fnll attendance Is desired. .,gs
The principal object Of the meeting Is Ia
adopt measures for collecting and tran smit
ting the votss Of such stockholders Is cannot
attend In person the election for Directors Il
Be held at Bsllsirs On the 9Th Of Ostober.
sep24, ,fystd. { -
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Road Notice. PETITIONERS
Election of Directors. A. W. ANDERSON.
Eaah-GEAz-1<~&O>- -2----a3t y .
Saoxrs Several cases of Typhoid fe
yer iusthis neighborhood. .ysn0 aRAi
Election dsyATdesdsy. October 9Th.
Auditor wEDpLs u reported, 10 dan.
gsrous condfion. y
Turn out to the election on Tuesday,
the Sthday Of October. 5ss3i
The Union Schools Of this place open
ed yesterday, Monday, asa inst.
The list Of premiums awarded At the
Fair viii Be found In this paper. fion
Mr.. JAMEs NEsBIrr, Of Sardis, has our
thsuksforxbux of very ine sppies. .'-.
Let every Democrat attend the elec.
ton on Tuesday, Tue Sth day Of October.
rMrA Jnax ScnrnAcRER, Of Mounds.
vile, W. Va, 10 visiting friends in this
plsess JeH gaIE u q II |
Elder E. + GAnrs will preach In, the
Christian Church io Ibis plsce en- tes
aSth and 20th inst. -
sprs n A. RruSR u hes nominee ol
the Democrsts Of Tyler county, Wes'
ya;xfpr Stsls Senstof.rd ssi ssrg slf'fi
cant. In THoxrsos and HI. r 81
HorfsH, 6f cl2lington, caught 81 fne
bsss II MAnRra dam on; The 9th Inst. !,
nrsH. r. EoaD and fanilys Of Ben.
wood, West " Il, and Mrs Dr. sWxLroS,
vf, Clsriaeton, sre visiting friends shere'
AETAra NEuHXR4, son of CHftlEtzs /
NiUHARr. who resides two miles East ol
this. place. died of typhoid fever las1
week
WsEnM anaz WxsHkN6rsn.S Moihsrs
of Rev. G. B. HEsrHoRN. Of Beallsville
shis county died ufzseli1MfeyerTa feS
days since In the South.
There will be u. meeting ofithe Mon
roe County Pomona Grange held at the
To@n HDuia Wayne TeMnstip, on Sat
urday, Oct. 18th, 1878, at 10 O'Clock A
III An Pstfons afe sihvited TO attendi
a. r. MAsoN ,Sf1r hold, q Murphy
Tenperancs meeting 81 GraysvilIe, On
Sunday, the 29th inst /, at 3 o'clock 10
Ahs. afternoon and at Connor Ridge in
the evening. Rev. GARRETT will assis,
atshs hitler appointment. bas tsssisfs2
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wIn the county race the starters
we're G U DouaHERrr's Blue Jim, JOHN
BxrsFER's Joe. and Louis SMrTR's Jennie
Black, all PAGERS. The first heat was
very close between Jim and Jennie =
Second heat close until Jenuie broke,
when Jim took the lead and kept it,
Third beat the horses got ssdsed TO-
gether, DoUaHERrY's foot was thrown
from the stirrup, by which be lost doc
en- lengths which be failed to recover
The fourth heat was well contested to
the last quarter when Jennie let down
6UMNARY
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CATTLE MARKETS.

BaItfmore-Sep,embpr l6-Cattlt
Very best on. sale this week, 5@5 l 8,
that generally rated first quality, 4a@48
medium. or good fair quality, 3t@48;
ordinary thin steers, oxen and COWS, SO
81; extreme range OF prices. sos l-5
most of the sales were'from 35@4t
Mich Cows-There is an improve
Hment OF IS 90 per head on best Cows
which are in good demand. Quotations
ES25@5O 90 per head as to quality, i
Hogs-We quote best corn Hogs 6@
6ac and -grassers 5a@6c and very slos
of sale, .--ss,.s
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EEWe now invite the public to 9
careful examination of our stock, as to
quality and prices, and find the best
place to purchase your Dry Goods. Clio
thing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Notions. DC.
for the Fall and Winter
MORRIS & ARMSTRONG.
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~Democratic Mass Meeting 10
Woodsdeld. on Saturday the ash Inst.
Senator THURMAN will be here.
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ELECTION OF DIRECTORS
-ros &aks
B. & S. W. RAILWAY.

NOTICE is hereby given TO- tina estoekhoid !;
IN ers of the Bsllairs and southwestern
Rails ay Company, that the uext annual
election of Directors win be held at the Of.
Zee Of the Company, in Bsllairs, on the 9th
day Of October, 1878, st 1o'clock . m .i''s
e 'i"s A. W. ANDERSON, Sec.
sspa4,,7std. i-ol 2 -I2ls y s'llaeill
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NEWsHOTEL.
;MR..A. d. BRIGGS.

The large brick dwelling north ef soHu
MAcHER' s, on Main Street, has been fitted
upby Mr.. A. d. briggs, for aeHo-
tel. Persons can obtain boarding and
lodging and care for horses at reasonable
rates. Good meals, clean beds, and .
Quiet house, n303
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Delightful Perfumes.

Dr. Price has prepared rich variety
Of tarfnmes. from which the most fas-
tidiads can select an odor with agreeable
satisfaction. DR. Prices Pet Rnse, Ais
ia 'Bonquek and other perfnndes, ARE gfea.
favolites, as their sweetness, and fresh
tness are so decided -s - ,'"Sl sss'
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w GEORGE WEBBERss stallion, With
2 or more colts by his side, was awarded
| riras and a. R. DEvoE's second premium
on yhe 1ssh inst 81 S.
Stallionover4 years OLD. JoHs BsIs
rER's. 1st prem JOHN BAcH's, second.
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EThe annual election OF Directors
Of the Bellsire & Southwestern Railway
viii lake place at Bellairs on the 9th oi
October. a meeting Of stockholders
will be held here on the 9th to collec,
proxies, and arrange for forwarding
them. .g@a - 81
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Ra r Il N. 4 H. e, q + /
E Keeps Bread, Cakes, Chow Chow, ]
T. Pickles, Nuts, Candies, Tobacco, ,C-
N gars, Canned Fruits; .Telliess Cheese. I
H Sardines, Mustard d other articles 4
E kept In first class Confectionery, j
r NJ lotto: Quick sales &small pra6ts.,]l j
r e i n II E. r
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wA large stock and a complete as
sortmeut of Boots aud Shoes, Mems and
Boys Clothing at s =.
MORRIS 4 ARMSTRONG'S. Z

"QUERY: Why will men smoke COM
mon tobacco, when they can bay Mar:
burg Bros. Seal of North Carolina, at
the same price2"a Dec, 4, '77-E 5
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CIncinnati.

Sept ao--Flour 4 3oa5 so; Wheat
,s5a93c, Corn 40a42c;.; Oats 22a26c;
Bye 53as%c; Barlsyl l0sl II.
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Sept 20-Flour; 4 50a5 90; Wheat
76a90Ac; Corn S5a36fc: Oats l9a2lc4 ;
Rye Acc; Barley l 05al O6
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate of Andre,c Menges, Deceased.
YpHB undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as Executrix of the will OF An.
drew Mepges. late of Monroe county deceased.
Dated this lst day Of August, A. D. 1873.
AMANDA ANN MENGKS.
ssr11Tsns.
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IRosd Tax Receipts.

; Notice'is hereby given to Township
Clerks and Trustees that they can OBJ
tain Road Tax Receipts at THE SPIRIT
office at "A cents per hundred
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PhifadeIphfa.

Sept, 2O-Flour 2 5OaS co. Wheat
/ 06af 09; Corn 52a52ac; Oats 298a
soc; Rye 56a80c
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: = ue ~ v snsatA W. Nyesy TTVs9's luS ~
BACH horse coming in length ahead,
but was set back fot running. Ddsing
three quarters Of the last heat there was
scarcely daylight between Jim and Free
and Easy, but tue former gave up and
came ina bad .shiy,i
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iz@ 10 phe cities and ialoua the rail
road lines trade dollars are taken at 90
cents. There ia no good. reason for 90
heavy discount, as the silver in them
is worth more, Most Of the hnsiaess
houses here, including the Bank, still
take them at dollar, and will continu
to do so unless very large quantities Of
them should come in.
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sD@While the audience generally was
well pleased with the drama Of Uncle
Toms Cabin, on Wednesday evening, the
performers seemed to feel that they had
not done themselves full Justice. Two
Or three mishaps with the curtains in the
opening scenes asmpened the ar,lor of
the olayers fJ<f&' g
aiit ea9 CHARACTERS m i..r "a
Uncle Tom, SIEasL LuProS; st. Clair,
Isaac DENoos Haley, FoREsr G AroHrLL !;
George, Ed. ARnsrRoNe; Shelby, WILL
MORRIS; Phineas, FRANK LITTLE; Loker,
Orro CAsslL; Cute, RoB OKEY; Deacon,
ALLEN Hill; Legree, SYLVESTER
.DoRR; Liza, JOSIE. HoRrrLER; Chloe,
LOUISE PoeeENBuRa; Cassa, ELLA HILL
Eva, RrHA WAY; Mrs. st. Clair, DELLrr
PATToN; Ophelia, MINNIE KoEHLER
Handy Andy, on Thursday evening,
was got off in rafting style, and kept
the audienee)in roar.
x9 CHARACTERS
1 Handy Andy c. H GoobRicH; Ed
ward O,Connor, Fl F. BuRKHEAp; So
Esgan, Foassr GArcHrLt; so o'GKXDr,
Ed, ARAsrRese; lst Rufiian, WILL Nor.
Rrs "a Ruffian, GArcHELL Dick Dawson,
\ W, HAwKIss; Mr.. FurIongs ALLEN
HUI, Mad Nance, ANNIE SPANGLER
Oona Roona, ALICE Cox; Fanny Daw:
con Ior,s g,s&Wl u %
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fwooosoeId stockMarks

September 0--Cattle 2Aa3 per pound
Sheep 3a4s per pouad. Hogs 43c pei
pound.
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The polls to be opened between the hours
Of 6 and 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said
day, and closed at O'Clock r. n Of said day.
Given under my hand. at my Office in
woodsfsld, this. 21th day Of August, A. D.
.1S7s.
WILLIAM READ,
Sheriff Monroe County. Ohio.
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eEIn tha District Conrt q the N.

1EIn the Distrct Court on the l7sh
iasts JoHN w HAwKIEs and WILLIAM
Cook, Of this place, and JOHN CASTLE,
of Belmont county,, were admitted to
practice in the Courts, after thorough
examination by the entire Bar Of this
place These young sprigs 81 tue law
have been close students, as their ready
answers to all questions evidenced. and
We hope they will Gnaiiy; reach to the
highest position 10 their profession.
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PuotOStuphc iu suO = sos"a AA"'s
&HBd3 LlrFEE, as Chier Of Polica
MAS the right man in the right place
wRrnsaass, Of the City Bakery,
had several fqe looking cakes in the Hall
HG W EArox, q Jerusalem, show
q some extrpf fne Poland China hogs
h%Fha wallis III the new jail ars
completedto the top Of the first story
UTox HzSDsx had on the Fair.
Grounds a superior lot Of merino rams
ewRev. BYrRs, inspector of jails and
County Infirmariess inspected our Infr-
mary on Tuesday last
.6xEDn fAhQuaARIis spoken Of Eas l
success in the capacity Of President oi
she Agricultural SocietysskH
aTSsnator THURMAN viii address
<neEpeopIe OF this e6snsyiat Woodsfeld
on Saturday, tie 28th inst. ,sa,'lsss !
The da;psee on Captin. creek by
Che late food isestimated ut from twen-
ty-hve to thirty thousand dollars.
skrgfTkere IneverWssE ~ more orderly
crowdjn. Woods6eld, for fita size. than
sh.t -hicb s,seuded onr fair last week.
.esorFhss Perry tovnship Democratic
organise and come I'M procession 70
che Mass Meeting ll.se Fey Diners 40 ilke'
wise, :. As..,.l,, Z = .s q, s;,,o,m. =.
az. - 4. M ,htesb,ns J ao.chins I made iOl sets
in q days. and. .ssresLed II 500 bushels
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Democratic Mass MeetIng
On Saturday, the aSth inst, THURMAN
will be here. So
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kyThe big pacing on shs 18th inst,
brought cut three starters, JcHN BAcH's
Free and Eass. Isaac DoUsHrRry's Wild
Jim and WV FowLERs Lszy Joe. Joe
vas too lazy and Jim Was too wild
Summary: 8
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New Goods: Fresh Stock!

New Goods! Fresh Stock!
NORRIS 4 ARMSTRONG have just
received q large and fresh stock of Dress
Goods, Prints, Shirtings, Muslins, Jeans
and Cassimeres. at the very lowest pri-
ces.
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EPot Flowers of all kinds for sale
at Mrs. WAYS.
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H Fruit Trees.
Grape Vines,
Evergreens,
And Shrubbery Eof sll kinds for sale by
Mrs. M. A. WAY, Woodsfeld, Ohio
Orders from q distance will receive
prompt attention
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d
| EEThe race between three Indians
and three running horses, on the 18th
inst, the red men tcrun two while she
horses made four miles, created consider.
able excitement. The Indians won BY not
less than $50 yards and we're heartily
cheered.
fGf'., .-,f n = --- -.
| ~For the foot race there were three
starters: Will Mo CoSNrLL. JoHN Bar.
roK and r. DouaHERrr. DoUaHERry
kept the bad forI thee fplrths l'e sdis
|tance, when the Others passed him, and
after sharp struggle BArgox yielded
and McConSKLL came in winner.
49,
i fsTrottiaS sweepstakes broughtaont
three hosses " W SxlrH's Pstchen,
Ross CsoNrss BolIy and Isaac DrARra's
Annie Weston. liREsegsuuli,: B ~ igldd99 ID
Paichen, !. ]. !
Mestons!sa sssa .sfass ieaaog z9'ssd :
Boily, 81 2ssla7
/ Best time three minutes.
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BUSINESHH-No44GES. rs.
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eE Aheasra pacing sdcs vas eeeuf
on the 18th inst, to entertain the larg,
crowd. y Resala .sa \ &
Louis Smiths. Jennie Black ~. l.. /
John BristeFs Sleepy Joe s.aJ. l. 2 2
JoesT Tipton's Blind Dan f ,3-sPsss 8
Inthe FIRST heat Tipton's isulky gave
way. The race vas close and The last
heat excited cheer.
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co M M 3 R CIAL
wO0DsFIELD PRODUCE MARK KET

coRRsofHn wEsKLy ~ r. scHUxAcHRR, yR.
1MoNDAF, September g.. 1878 !
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-09-24
Best time three minutes.

EgDistrict Court convened on the
17th inst, present, Judges OKEY, MARSH
aud EsAsssa 0~ing to Judge PAFRIeK
failing to arrive, number OF cases, In
vhieh Jadse OEsr had been Engaged vas
counsel or had decided ID the Common
Pleas Court we're cqutinuea, sd Court
adjournsd az noon on the 18th iast
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-09-24

Road Notice, PETITIONERS
Election Of Direcsvrs, A. W: AsDEss0s.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-09-24

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The New York herald., 1878-11-03
EDUCATION IN ENGLAND.
From the London World.l

From the London World.l
"Your paragraph last ~oek, ~ says . correspondent
s'concerning school inspectors having personal in
terest In the books they recommend throws . kleam
of lignt On a complaint made TO me some days ago in
unexpected place. l was stalking grouse among
the stocks In Moraysnire, when n boavy shower
drove me Tor shelter TO a neighborng croft. While
chatting with the gudewie over the nrc, l noticed
that the place was swsrmiug with human beings, and
discovered tnat the entire population OF the dis
trict claimed but one mother, my comoiy buxom
hostess Tough pou2 hncn, broad back cd young
ana 0sirns Of sll ages were calug mother whIle
Dcrscf was notnerIDg small ana active 0unue iu
the uundden oi her bosom. case clearly OF
minus Msitbus pIus tho LORDS viii, ana II is won-
dsriui what tho latter can stow away uncer a low
matched ROOT 'But, oh, sir. she continued, "ipi
be terrible reof wnen the schuie opens noxt week
gen synr, Tor there urc siven o. tne already TO go
Wee SIR, t's no sac much tho scnuo fees We grudgo
AS tue outeenuai demand Tor new books It's nall a
tins week and shuiIn' the Tor long afore
tho book Is worn DOT anitber maun tax its place.
Yes Ips very hard ou puir iolk W. the peat orbye,
tor livery Darn has ae TAX her ain BIT peaty TO ala
tho sch ls ire, they travel WI their peat
and thor books Tor iva miles through the snow and
the boys, and the boeks nacbnn but useless trash
a woek or iva, and naebvdy's tue better OF that
eau wnaivcr." But VINO knowsf