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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-12-24
PROPOSED ILLUSTRATED AT:
LAS OF MONROE COUNTY, D.
An Interesting Work for All Our
Citizens.

An Interesting Work for All Our
Citizens.
We acknowledge call from Mr.. H.
CRISd, an experienced civil engineer and
Atlas publisher who is visiting our citi-
zens with view to publishing q work
that is much needed for Monroe County.
We have examined sample of the work
issued by H. CniNe & Co. and are very
favorably impressed with its elaborate
character, and the complete style of its
beautiful pages We give below the
PROSPECTUS OF THE PROPOSED ILLUsTRA-
TED HISTORICAL ATLAS OF MONROE
COUNTY, OHIO, BYAND UNDER THE
DIRECTION OF H. CRING
Some Of its prominent features are an
index with explanatory references, a
double page map of the State of Ohio,
with the population of the counties, with
table, giving the name of each county,
date Of formation, geological descrip.
ton Of the county. A map of Monroe
county, colored by townships, showing
the location of towns, villages, post
Offices, streams, wagon roads, etc. A
map of the borough of Woodsfield, &C.
cupying double pages, giving names of
streets, No. of Lots and Blocks on an
enlarged scale; also reliable maps of all
the boroughs and villages of the county,
plated from records, or actual surveys,
and verified by personal examinations
A map of each township separate and
distinct on an enlarged scale, giving To-
cation of houses, streams, wagon roads,
churches, school houses, mills, manufac.
lures, springs, orchards, cemeteries, stone
quarries, coal banks, blacksmith shops,
etc. A carefully compiled, though brief
history, of the county, and each town.
ship. Well arranged sketches of the
churches and schools, both primitive and
modern. Biographical sketches Of the
pioneers and prominent men of the past
and representative men of the present.
Articles on the rise and progress of the
professions. Treaties on the mineral
wealth of the county, showing their rise,
growth and development The work
will be highly illustrated with fine en-
cravings The Atlas is to be bound in
muslin, with leather back, and embossed
cover, and many other features that tend
to make the work complete in itself and
which at the same time commend it to
the public. To binding, print, paper and
general beauty of design and execution,
the work has, in our estimation no supe.
rior. 'z
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An Inquiry

Is it not better to purchase DR. Prices
Special Flavoring Extracts, Lemon, Or
ange, Vanilla, etc, that have stood the
test OF years, than adulterated, unheal.
thy articles, because they are cheaperl
Good pure articles have fair valuation ;
and Or. Prices are unequaled in quality
and purity. 49, 5
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nrScuI1MAcaER

wSCHUMACHER has just receiv.
ed fresh lot OF Candies, Nuts, Figs
Rsisins. Prunes, Dried Sugar Corn, Pear
Barley &C.. all of which are offered low
for cash. MA
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RAt POPE & CASTLES Drug
Store can be found many books and
fancy toilet articles for Holiday Presents,
full stock of Drugs, Patent Medicines,
Tobacco, Cigars, DC, which will be sold
at hard times prices.
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MARRIED On November 2S,h, by NJ
BoUGHNER, Esq, of Salem township
Miss SARAH SHEPHERD to Mr.. SAMUEL
FANKHoUsER
On December 1st, by Rev j. j. Bop
MER, Miss MARY LITER to Mr.. JULIUS
STEIDING. Af sff
On December Sd, by C. w. Cliff
Esq, Of Bethel township, Miss NARY S,
MEssNER 10 Mr.. JOHN H. LYNCH.
On December 14th. by Rev, j. J. Bop
MER,. Miss MARY G. FANKHoUsER to Mr.
SAMUEL STANFER
On October 30tb, 1878, by SAMUEL
GKoUx, Esq of Malaga township, Miss
MARTHA j. FISHER to Mr.. SIMON T
RosH. SECS aa@Q sdi
On December 18th, by JOHN JEFFERs
Esq, of Sunsbury township, Miss SARAH
E MORRIS to Mr. ISRAEL DECKER.
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.zEHThe following subscribers, out
side OF Monroe county, have forwarded
Gle amounts due, since the loth inst. ;
K. MITCHELL, WALKER OKEY, S. Y.
Mason, AMOS CuRrrs,. A. ScHurBAcH
and WV. MARTIN.
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xEIf you want the news Of Monroe
County, the general news of importance,
late market reports. subscribe for TIE
Srlstr- Tsexs.- One year $l so; ak
months "a cents. Office. North Of The
Monroe Bank
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eRTbe Democracy OF this county
win not have two campaigns over the
county nominees next year. Those who
receive nominations will be elected by
msjorities OF not less than 1900.
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~ Largest stock of watches, clocks,
jewelry and silverware FRITZ REEFS,
which can he bought at prices to suit the
times. Call and examine goods and
prices, whether you buy or not.
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BUSIN ESS MOTTO ES.

@Cofee, Sugar and Tea, of the
best duality, for sale at (
POPE & CASTLES.
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ATTACHMENT.
r. M Beard nlaiutif.

F.M. Beard. plaintiff, } Before Jared
Barnsbas Pearson. defendant J of Center town.
ship. Monioe County, Ohio On the 9th day Of
December. A. D 1878. said Justice issued an
order of attachment in the above, action for the
sum of $23 65, and $40 probable costs,
decl7.'7St4. FM. BEARD.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-12-24

~ Toilet articles, perfumeries, books,
fancy stationery and many other articles
for Holiday presents at
POPE & CASTLES
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-12-24

F Nice lot of Gift Books, snch as
Poems, Novels, HYMN Books, Toy
Books, Autograph and Photograph AL.
buns just received at JUDKINS'.
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w Beautiful Vases. Toilet Sets. Mns.
tache Cups, Lamps with shade and chin
ney combined at JUDKINS'.
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ETIf you want to know where you
can purchase goods cheap for each. look
over the list OF business houses adver-
tised in THE SPIRlr. s
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In Adversely shrugs.
Send along your news items.
Look out for patent right men.
Teachers' Institute is in session this
week.
A Merry Christmas and a Happy
Now Year to all. = iss - Sss1 $
Our people should attend the sessions
OF the Institute this week.
The index OF Mortgages for this coun.
y has been brought'up to 1866.
Common Pleas Court eonyenes in this
county on Monday, the 18th inst.
Sheriff READ has felon on one Of
his hands. which keeps him indoors.
The band boys over at Beallsville have
received their horns. Now swell oul
and toot. I.
Heresfter THE SPrRrr's for points on
the Ohio river will reach our subscribers
on Wednesday.
Fourteen suits were entered in the
Common Pleas Cour. Of this county du
ring November. tsfz@s !
JoHs LoLLArHAN, OF Ohio township,
killed q rat,lesnake some time since that
had 20 rs.tles. 5N Z
ADAM PArrH. sged SO yaars, died a
The residence of Sheriff REAp. in Woods
field, on the morning of the 2sd inst.
A little daughter, aged 4 years, o.
DAVID and MARY HOWELL, Of Adams
township, died Of Dlphtheria last week
The average boy 10 banking his last
nickle for big blow out when old Santa
Claus comes swooping down the chin
hey. e Il q aaigTaia
NEspEhLHY's, on Opossom creek, In
Ohio township, have attached saw mill
to run by water power, TO their Touring
mill.
The stock market Is very dull. Far
imers hold back ON account Of low pri.
oes, and buyers complain that they have
no "margin" on the present rates.
when i woman gets . red spot on the
end Of her nose, the world charitably re-
marks that her blood is out OF order ;
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Woo asfieBd StOckMarket.
December 23-Cattle 24a3 per pound ;
Sheep 3a4u per pound. Hogs 2a24c per
pound gross. - "a.
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W Large assortment Of Toilet Soaps
Perfumery, Cloth and Hair Brushes, new
style Box Paper and Envelopes, at pri'
ces to suit hard times.
1T. JTTDKINS.
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~A large and we'll assorted stock
Of Lamps, Lanterns, Glass Oil Cans, and
Shade Lamp Chimnevs at
+ ngt POPE d CASTLES.
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EIocutionafy Entertainments.
Prof. MARSHALL will give Elocution'
ary Entertainments, in the Court House
on Wednesday and Thursday evenings
Admission 25 cents. Children under I;
years of age 10 cents.
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Clerks and Trustees that they can OBJ.
tain Road Tax Receipts at THE SPrRrr
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New YORK.

Dec 20-Flour 3 40a5 75; Wheat ]
01a1 0S; Corn 42a47c; Oats 29a34c
Rye 5Sab9c; Barley Soc.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-12-24

DIgDr-Of Diphtheria, in Adams town
ship, last week. LOUISA and MELIssA.
aged aud s years, daughters OF Cor
LrlB EBERLEyraa Hgss sas Z
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CIticaso.

Dec. sO-flour . 5Oas IS; Wheat
S2a90c; Corn Bic: Oats 20c; Rye
55c; Barley 9Sal 90
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e 1 N H e r

R E / N H E r ]
E Keeps Bread, Cakes, Chow Chow,
I Pickles, Nuts, Candies, Tobacco,G-
N gars, Canned Fruits, Jellies, Cheese,
H Sardiues, Mustard & other articles !
E kept in first class Confectionery.
R Motto: Quick sales q small profits.
R E l N H E R
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-12-24

A CHANGE. The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company has issued an order
that all freight hereafter shall pass into
its warehouse or be kept in the cars un
til called for by the owners. Hitherto
the freight was allowed to 90 through
the hands of Messrs T. C. Parker 4
Sons, Produce Dealers. at the depot
warehouse. who made small charges for
storage The warehouse was o conve
nience to the public, inasmuch as owner.
often had their goods sent out without
paying charges in advance, (Messrs
Parker & Sons paying them) J, which will
not be allowed by the Company Barnes
vile Enterprise
The firm Of PARKER 4 Sons have beer
charging storage on goods for this sec
ton, which have been complained OF
generally. Let the company look after
it's own business and, by so doing, save
its customers from being gouged by
hangers.on and outsiders The change
is all right and ought to have been made
long since.
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CInclnnatI.

Dec. 20--Flour 3 00a5 80; Wheat
S8a97c,, Corn 3ls32c; Oats 24a26c !;
Rye 52a53c: Barley 80a95c.
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East Liberfy,Pen 20
Caltle-No business to day except at re-
tail. s -..,..,-.ss, -
Hogs Yorkers' 2 1902 rs; Phila-
delphlas 3 90@3 90. i 4rs,s "a 81,
-iRSheep-None for sale. araa iag5ss
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r Caskets and Coffins kept on hand
and made to order by LEWIS STOEHR
Woodsfeld, Ohio. n37tf.
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wPot Flowers Of all kinds for sale
at Mrs. WAYS. ~ - - q
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-12-24
E Fruit Trees,
a.. yy.~

E Fruit Trees,
Grape Vines, sa
Evergreens, eet ba-
Aud Shrubbery Of all kinds for sale by
Mrs. M. A. WAY, Woodsield, Ohio
Orders from distance will receive
prompt attention.
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philadelphia.

Dec 20-Flour 2 25a7 SO. Wheat ]
06al o.; Corn 44a45c; Oats 28s32c
Rye 50a55c. % ss'. s'ft
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EFWe clip the following Jerusalem
items from the Enterprise of the 18th
inst
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-12-24

Cincfiinatt-Dec. 20.-Hogs-
Demand fair and market higher; com
mon 2 s0@2 45c; light 2 50@2 Zoe
packing 2 1902 80c; butchers 2 500
2 80. sfe5s fss,..s .sa,.i s.l5 ID 5.e.-f.ss
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-12-24

wA Peunsylvania Judge has deci.
ded that candidates Who run on q conn.
ty ticket are individually liable for al
necessary campaign expenses, although
such debts may be contracted by the
county committee OF the party. That's
q righteous decision
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CATTLE MARKETS.

st. LGuis-Dec. 20.-Hogs-Low-
er; light ? e5a2i 40; packing 2 45aa
So /; extra heavy 2 70.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-12-24

~Bonds we're qaoted in the New
York market at the close on the goth
inst, as follows:
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r.w.Adver.tsemeu,s.

rN3slfFttA Z. fft'-i IA o y
New Advertisements.
Sher;fYs Sale. ayfaTas9 WV READ
Holiday Goods, j. REINaERR
JeweIry DC, REEF
Toilet Articles, DC, J. T. JUDkISs
Christmas Goods, Pors Il CASTLE
Local, MORRIS q ARMSTRONG
Accounts, j. n MORRIS
Sheriff-s Sale, WM. READ
sia "a ----- : & 4
SHORTS Gold at Par.
In Thirst mugs; aaka.
In Winter, rugs;
In Summer, bugs: f :
10 Sickness, drugs;
In Courtship, hugs;
In Adversely shrugs.
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~We are informed that, owing to
the extremely low price Of, fst hogs,
msny farmers 10 this county viii pack
shsif own pork this season, ,'iff preference
10 selling it. The plan seems TO- be q
pfsctteal one, and certain to result III no
loss eveEH it does not prove to be q
sourpe Of reasonable profit. ~
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COM NJ E R CI A B.
Woodsfiela Produce Market

CORRECTED WEEKLY By P. SCHUMACHER JR
MoNn.v noon-ho. % 1879
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-11
TO THE LADIES.

DR. BILLIE has returned from Paris and
opened an office at 1876 Canal street, between
cret Of Ninon de PEncios. who. up to her death
In her seventy second year Of age, retained the
beauty, vvacity and spirit as Rhen sne wa
which is pleasant even enjoyable, ladies can, do
away with all cosmetics and paints. as the sktp
becomes soft and white. the eyes regain tnelf
Wonted lustre and strength, and vfyac1ty re-
turns. The old become young, and the young.
who have ruined themselves with late hoH H
and excuses, become beautiful ana a. full OF ths
vigor and fire Of youth, All diseases anC
troubles peculiar to ladies treated by harmless
and painless method. Consultations and cor
respondence strictly confidential.
daa r. Or. BILLIE. 1875 Canal street
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you may always DO happy and enjoy yourself.
But then. how can your
have always been good husband and
kind father to my dear children ana a.. g2Ro poo
money and wants you 70 marry another. wen.
my dear, love you with all the devotion OF
husband. Please come to my funeral, you anu
my dear children Let them see the last OF thelf
dear father. Had you never brought sun
against me could have been O. happy mani
know would not have done so had 1t not been
for your mother
forgive all and sincerely hope they will for;
give me- Oh darling wife h0W c3qa a. you U d hold
body think to your dear sell there lays me r.
mains OF your poor dear husband VINO oQuld
not endure the idea Of having his poor GEAR
wife scorn him as yon nave ana piease pi .a .
broken. hearted husband. With many Kisses
aud a heart brtm full Of love to my deer vile
and sweet dear children, your loving ana ailec"
Tomato poor broken heaF + Ne hq oSsSfffRakNDER
am like blasted oak stauds out Ia the for
est wnste-not O ray or spark OF sunshine
comes to stare me In the face. H. III, o.
Mr., James Pirtie. attorney at lay, No. 1856
Fourth corner Jefferson, Louisville KY:
Please send my dear friends Immediately out
ut Jericho. Henry county. after my poor wife
and III ldren to come to my funeral, and forgive
inc "li' fo'n"'D ''"' = 4, NJ. OsTRANDER
Editors OF the Evening News. Courier Journal
Argus and Commercial. and all other
papers Of the city: go
Publish all this to the world, while bid you
all. my dear friends. goOd-by. May God have
mercy on my poor SOUL and my poor ae r vie
Your friend, IL. M. oS EhANDEiS
by Telegraph
-VtCKsBuRe. July lO.-,To G. G; Wayne Nte NJ, y
Mary Houston passed down at 8 o'clock this
ing. CHAs. MILLER.
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BY Railroads.
CHICAGO, ST LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD

July 1919 bales cotton Meyer Weis Zoos do 5
o Thomas &co-5 L AIrey &co-3 & Z Newman
i Richardson a. May g w Senteh &c0--l Len
man, Abraham &co-24 hhds tobacco Guntner o. Ste
venson-ls do H Wilson e. Mils--l4 do Kirkpat
rick &oo-l do I Wilt do Jno King &Go-oio
pkgs fruit H Schenck-955 do stephens e. Stork-
354 do J P Machec4 &co-263 do MaCheca Il Tore
~ do s Otei g. Bro-227 do M Sivori-2 do w
CTislpr-55 do Berry CO. 20 do Pace e. Anselmi-25
do r j Carver do G A Vincent cattle Ay
cock, Mitchell &co--l4 crates cabbage heller-3
cars catIle Nj Flautt-l do W Simm' ms & Bro
> do j Bertucc, &co-5O bbls oil J II SCOTT r
lumber NJ MICA am 100 bbls dour NJ Hau ghery-l
car wheat L Higby--4O bales oats j A Green.
empty bbls Insurance Oil Tank Col box glass Z 5
Wat rman-3 gi 8 | ox saws 1850 fett lumber 81 d
Coleman & Bros bales mdse Richardson i
car lumber U KnooD-s 70 Is bagg ng Blanks Line
bx bacon L Wamsley Zoo bhls onions l Dbl OF
potatoes A Billet trunk A Whitney &cO-l box
bacon Schwabacher, Prevented g. Pfeifer-Iotal 81
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Leaves every J THE85R Ratha at e ri rnurz
kahRgSSss% Davis Bend and intermediate land
' JOAN W.. .oI C"XHNSNoN.
In place of the Il. E. Lee)
William Cam pbell master.
John FL M0ssop. clerk. 80
leaves as above. connecting OF yicksburg Will
Parisot's Line for all points on the Yazoo, Bun
flower, Deer Greek and Tallahatehte.
GEO. b. HfTE, Agents.
Monroe, and ali stations on the VicksburR
Shreveport and Texas Railroad, vie Delta. La
". B. BROCK EFT, Agent.
den ss Magazine street.
FOB 0REENVILLE, ,yILG(y!KsBUBa AND THE
Leaves F syfrga TERRggEsS SRA1 at yrEk5BURe
and the Bends.The fine and fast
- P TR2NK f P.AGfRGouD,
White Wase5 RRT Pa a2Rss Gesf II,
al points On a. Yasoo and TaahateRie rivers,
Boat reserves the right to pass all landings
that the captain may S dssm YgnssaWts;o YORK
fAT ". ADAMS. '"A'
Through bills ladIng given to Trenton. Mon;
roe and all stations on y1Gksburg. shreveport
and Texas Railroad Wig " Re y. CROCKETT.
oc6 SO Magazine street.
SATURDAY VICKBBUR9 UNITED STATES
MAIL PAOhbI.
Leaves every SATURDAY. at s o, m,
mmw FOR vTCKSBURG, Wis BEND
LeHAS NatcheS and all intermediate land
akzAh tnRs-The passenger packet
NATCHEE.
T. 2. Leathers mastei J.F Muse clerk
connecting of Vcksburg with the Parlsot Line
| for Yazoo. Tallahatehie and Sunhower. rivers
and with Anchor Line for Memphis. Cairo and
| st. Louis.
This boat reserves the right TO pass all land
| ings that the Captain may consider unsafe.
HoF fralRnt Dn91aRn upDITr board or 70
JANNEY 4 WORK, log Common street.
J. g. CARLIN. II Tchoupitoulas st.
Will give through bills Of ladtng to Trenton
| Monroe, and all stations on Vieksburg, Shreve
| port and Texas Railroad, via Delta. La.
w. B. BROOKETT, Agent,
myS SO Magazine street