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Notice to Teachers.
Probate Notice.

A CC0UNTS and vouchers have been fled
u in the Probate Court Of Monroe County
Ohio, for settlement, by the following Admin.
istrators. Executors and Guardians:
Third partial account of G.. W. Cline Guard-
ian Of John Little's heirs.
Second partial account of David Stephens
Guardian of Hulda L. and VIM. q. Craig.
First partial account of John Yantz, Admir-
With will annexed of John Yantz.
eecond partial account of N. W. Steenrod
Guardian of Nancy and Norman Smith.
Fifth and final account of David Trembly
Guardian of Margaret A. Truax.
Second and final account OF Andrew Menges
Guardian of John A. HAYWARD.
Any person interested may file written
exceptions to said accounts, or any item
thereof on or before the 25th day of March
next, when the same will be finally heard
and continued from day to day until disposed
of. JAS. r, MORRIS,
feb26,'7Std, Probate Judge NJ, G. q.
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E BENJAMIN +. WADE, who a few
days since went to his last earthly rest,
made an unusually strong impression
upon the times in which be lived for a
man OF his abilities. His education was
quite limited, and hs talents were not at
all brilliant: but be was possessed OF a
rude force and dogged obstinacy which
accomplished for him what higher attain
mems, failed to do for others.
He was thoroughly honest in his de
signs, and was in profound earnest So
deep we're his convictions that he was
not always ready to accord to those who
differed from him equal sincerity. His
nature was coarse, and he was unable to
appreciate . fne sense Of honor. Few
Senators, for example, would have voted
40 he did for the impeach ment Of AN.
DREW JOHNSON when the effect Of that
vote. 90 far as It went, was to put JOHN
SON out OF the Presidential Office and
put hmself in IL.
His anti slavery convictions we're not
the offspring Of phiIanthropy. He hated
alavery.and with equsl intensity he hated
the South after slavery had forever dis.
appeared. His last political nitersnces
were dennnciations of HAYES Southern
policy.
He was useful to his country during a
portion of bic life on account Of the un.
usual exigencies then existing. but ir
more quiet times Mr.. WADE was no,
sueb . nan as the country most needs.
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County Correspondence.
reported for The Spirit of Democracy

reported for The Spirit of Democracy
MARCH 7, 1878.
4 Ed. SPIRIT: / submit to you the fol,
lowing report of Benwood School, Dis.
trict No. 2, Green Township, for the
term commencing November 9, 1877 ,and
ending March l, 1878:
Number of pupils enrolled: Males 81,
females 32-total So Average daily at
tendance: Males 27, females 22-total
49. Average per cent Of attendance !:
Males 80. females 7S-total so.
The following we're the champion spell
lers at the close of school: Charles E.
Hickman, Jos. F. Hickman, John Norris,
Jas. w. Caldwell. Kate L. Gray, Clara B.
Straig hit, Kate L Fox, Minerva A. Cehrs,
A. Conley, Elizabeth A. Wood.
ISAAC H. NORRIS, Teacher.
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~We have now had full year
Mr.. HAYES as President His admins
tration has distinguished itself for moth
ing unless 1t be the celebrity with which
1t has alienated the feelings of those who
brought it into being.
The most active and powerful men of
his party were driven into open hostility
by the Presidents Southern policy, hut
this was partly compensated for by the
approval Of large portion of the party
which opposed his election. But before
the year bad fully expired he forfeited
all claim npon nine-tenths OF these by his
impotent hostility to the Silver act.
Civil Service. which was 10 be the
chiefest object of his ambition, has been
attempted In feeble and vacilating
manner, and is now almost wholly aban-
doned. His weakness renders useless all
bis good intentions, and more powerful
men are constantly embarrassing him
and threatening TO thwart his plans.
II any man can successfully run an
administration without the support of a
party that man is certainly not President
HAYES. He has not strength enough to
command even the respect of his oppo.
nents. He attempted to assert himself
in vetoing the Silver bill, but in three
hours after his veto message was receiv-
ed the bill was law. He was not grant
ed the poor courtesy Of having it sent to
committee. The proceeding amounted
to little less than public exhibition of
contempt for his views and wishes.
Nobody heuceforth will look to the
President for the accomplishment OF any
important object, good, bad or indiffer-
ent. Weli-meaning. perhaps, but weak,
he has not tact enough to secure aid
from those who are strong, nor has he
that sympathy for, and interest in, the
welfare of the common people which
would d,aw them to bis support sgsinst
the politicians.
His administration thus far is not a
success. and it holds out little promise
for the future.
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Extravaganza is rapidly running the
Khedive of Egypt He sustains upward
Of twenty palaces, in which he supports in
luxury three wives and nine hundred wo.
men in the harem. Each of the grown
up Princes of the blood also has his sepa-
rate palace and retinue of servants, and
the horses in the stables OF the father and
the sons are numbered by hundreds.
General Robert Toombs, in the opin
ion of General Longstreet, was one of the
bravest and most dashing soldiers he
ever saw on any field, but be adds that
Toombs "had literally no idea of subor-
dination. He was born TO rule, and had
been carrying out the purposes of his
birth pretty well up to the time he entered
the army. II was hard for him to give
up his lordly habits even then"
Woman with very singular history
died Yesterday in the Blackwell,s Island
Almshouse. She was one hundred and
four years old. the widow of one of the
Irish rebels of 1898, who fought at Oulert
Hill Her husband, mainly through her
exertions, was pardoned as he was being
led to execution, but was Immediately
afterward sabred at her side by the yeo-
manry whom he had fought,-N Y.
Herald, 9Th inst.
During Suleimsu Pasha's retreat to the
sea, Col Valentine Baker, Capt Barnaby,
and other officers of his command, while
dining at the Greek Archhishops residence
near Lagos, on the Egean Sea, narrowly
escaped death by poisoning. The wine,
upon analysis, was found to have been i'm
pregnated with arsenic, and the intended
victims were relieved by copious
draughts Of salt and water The Arch.
bishop is fully exonerated, but the ser.
wants in attendance, babited as monks
arc suspected.
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tst. Clairsville Gazette, 7th inst J

Prior to the adjournment of Court on
last Friday the prisoners convicted of
penitentiary ofenses were sentenced to
the penitentiary, ,as follows: Mary o Dom
mel, receiving stolen goods, one year
Docket Hoffman, rape, four years; John
McMullen, rape, three years. These
criminals were taken to Columbus by the
Sheriff on Tuesday.
A Colorado man has started for T.xas
on a velocipede which is arranged 80 as
to run on railroad tracks. The only
obstacle that he has thus far met with is
the changes of gauge, but it is confidently
expected that he will meet with an obstruc.
tive locomotive one of these days.
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The Sultan Congratulates the Czar.

The Sultan Congratulates the Czar.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 5.-The Sui
tan has sent the following telegram to the
Emperor:
CoNsTANrINoPLE, March 3.-On the oC-
casiou of the anniversary Of Your Maj.
esty's accession to the throne, offer my
cong atulatinns with the desire Of renew
ing our friendly relations.
The Emperor in reply, telegraphed as
follows: IL thank Your Majesty for your
congratulations, which I received stimuli
taneously with the news Of the signature
Of peace. Iperceive in this coincidence
the prestige OF G BOD and lasting relation
between US I"
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and Turkey appear to /

Russia and Turkey appear to be
on more friendly terms just now than
any other two nations of Europe. The
Sultan congratalstes the Car on the an
niversary OF bis accession to the throne,
and the Car thanks the Sultan.
While each Of them has hundred
thousand subjects slaughtered by the
other rotting on tue battlefield. this
drawipg-room politeness looks little
grotesque.
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DIVORCE NOTICE.

IA AHLON MILLER, OF Tyler county, West
M Virginia, whose post Office address is
New Matamoras. Washington county, Ohio,
is hereby notified that Sarah Ellen Miller did
on the 2oth day of January, A. D. 1878, file
her petition in the Office of .hs clerk of the
court of common pleas within and for the
county of Monroe and State of Ohio, charging
the said Mahlon Miller with adultery with
one Nancy Jane Dearth, and asking that she
NAV be divorced from the said Mahlon Mil.
ler, which petition will be for hearing at the
next term of said court.
SARAH ELLEN MILLER,
By oKxT & OKRY, her att'ys.
iap29, 78w6.
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vEGETINE.
FARM FOR SALE.

In Adams Tosonship, Monroe &c., Ohio.
rNHB undersigned offers her farm for sale,
/ situate one mile west of Cameron. con-
sisting 0:
One Hundred aud Fifty-Seven
Acres, more or less. There are about 100
acres cleared land and the balance we'll tim
bered. The farm is well watered; there is q
good spring of water in every field, with
good watering troughs. Two good veins of
coal. Two dwelling houses, one frame with
good cellar, one hewed log house; one large
frame barn with cellar, stable well arranged;
one large cistern at the barn; one large wash
house and other outbuildings in good repair.
The fences are in good repair Also, two Or
chards of choice fruit; about acre in vine
yard in good bearing condition. The farm is
well adapted for tobacco raising. dairy pur-
poses, or sheep raising. This farm has been
principally sown in grass for the last fifteen
years. AAGDALENA ABSRSoLD.
For further particulars or terms, address
WILLIAM ABERSOLD, Cameron. Monroe Co,
Ohio, fsbl9,'7Sw4.
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wA correspondent Of the Ente,

E~A correspondent Of the Eater
prise at Calais furnishes this item:
"0n last Friday evening while II j.
Cleveland was quietly walking alcng the
street Joseph Wehr opened quarrel
with him and after few words gathered
mp rock and made an assault, whereupon
Cleveland proceeded 10 convince him that
this was not a very healthy business.
While thus engaged Wehr's son-in.law,
Benjamin Gramlick, being present,
happened to remember that he owed
Cleveland little grudge; and probably
thinking this very safe opportunity for
revenge, slipped up behind him and fired
two "accidental shots" with his fist,
which took effect on the back Of bis
{ (Cieveland's) J head. About now inter-
ference ended the skirmish without the
necessity of breaking bones, shedding
blood or holding any body"
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p E. A G. E
Signing of the Treaty at San Ste
fanO.
RrssIACONCEDEs MUCH.

LONDON, March 4-The following an
nouncement Of the conclusion of peace
between Russia and Turkey was received
last night from Constantinople:
SIGNED AT LAST.
''The treaty of peace has been signed
Sunday
WHAT RUSSIA COMEDIES.
"Russia has abandoned her claim on
the Egyptian and Bulgarisn tributes"
THE FLEET NOT INCLUDED.
A correspondent of the Times at San
Stefano is able to state that neither the
surrender of a portion of the Turkish
feet nor claim on the Egyptian tribute
is included in the conditions OF peace,
and there is no interference with the por
ton of the Turkish revenue which is by
pothecated TO foreign creditors.
TERRITORY ACQUIRED IN ARMENIA.
The principal conditions of the pre-.
liminary treaty, just signed, are the ces'
sion of Batoum, Kars. Abraham and the
district Of Bayazd.
THE STRAITS AND DANUBE.
The question of the Straits is reserved
for further consideration. The question
of the navigation of the Danube remains
in statu quo.
A TURKISH ZONE.
| A zone will be left between Montene-
gro and Servia so as to enable the Porte
to maintain communication with Bosnia
and Herzegovina.
DEFINING BULGARIA.
1t is confirmed that Bulgaria will in
cude7 7Bourgas, ,Varna and Kustendje, but
not Salonica or Adrianople..
THE DRoBUDscHA.
Russia is to have power to cede the
Oohrudscha to Roumania in exchange
for Roumanian Bessarabia.
ADDITIONAL DETAILS.
A correspondent at San Stefano gives
the following additional details OF the
treaty derived from Gen 1gnatieff: The
exchange of the Dobrudscha for Bessa-
rabia to be subject to Roumania's con-
sent. The Prince Of Bulgaria not to be
member or any reigning European
family. The amount Of the Bulgarian
tribute not to be fixed for two years =
Bulgaria will have the seaport Of Kavola.
THEY SHALL SEE THE CITY.
"The Russians will embark on the Sea
of Marmora and proceed home through
the Bosphorus, but not enter CONSTANT
uople. All the Bulgarian fortresses to
be razed and no Turkish troops to re-
main in the country"
WHAT ENGLAND KNOWS.
In the House OF Lords yesterday af-
ternoon Lord Derby in reply to ques-
ton by Earl GranvlIe,said that the gov
ernment have received the terms of
peace, but in an imperfect state. He
could only say that the terms do not In
clude the cession Of the Turkish fleet
that the indemnity Is reduced to twelve
millions sterling, and that the Egyptian
tribute is not affected.
DEPENDISG ON CIRCUMSTANCES.
The St Petersburg correspondent of
the Times says the southern boundary OF
Bulgaria has not been closely defined,
but will probably depend on the nation
ality and wishes of the population.
CONFIRMATION IN GENERAL.
LIE Nord, of Brussels, the Russian or
gan, confirms the conditions detailed in |
the Constantinople news above and those
mentioned by Lord Derby ia the House
of Lords.
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HThe Postal Savings Bank bill will

EThe Postal Savings Bank bill will
probably become q law in some form :
1t win virtually make savings banks oi
all money order Offices. The system ap-
pears to work well where 1t has heen es-
tablished in nearly all the European ma
tions aud In the British colonies.
The people Just now are not suffering
go much for want Of safe place to in,
vest money as for want of money to pay
their debts with.
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pittsburgh Telegraph.l
Certainly, a Miraculous Escape.

A Butler paper says: The Pittsburgh
boot and shoe agent who drove over the
narrow gauge trestle work in Clarion
county, was in town the other day. He
denies that he was drunk at the time, but
says II was 80 dark that he could not see
his horses, and let them pick their own
road The ties On the trestle work are
close together, but it is about seventy feet
high and not more than foot wider than
buggy wheels are apart. His escape was
miraculous, and he SOY he wouldn't try it
again for the whole Of the United States
and Europe.
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EgA slight sense OF relief would be
felt II it were known that the Legisla
ture would adjourn soon OF course it
is not likely to do anything It ought not
70, but iu the course OF long session it
might fall into trifing inadvertency.
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SCHOOLS.
WOODsFIELD
NORMAL SCHOOL.

THE Spring term of the Woodsfield
/ Normal School will commence Mon
day. May l3, 1878. and continue eight
weeks.
A competent corps Of experienced teach.
srs will be employed to meet the demands
of the school, and the commodious building
together with the attractive sociability Of the
village give rare opportunities to those who
attend.
Glasses In all the branches Of Science will
be formed, thus enabling every pupil to pur-
sue any study desired.
Those preparing to teach can make thor.
ough review of the common branchss-
Bookkeeping will also be taught as a sepa.
rate branch.
EXPENSE.
Boarding ..... ..........$3 so per week.
TUITION.
Primary Branches. s...............S2 30
Common ...-....'''''' 4 %
Higher ............... 5 90
Tuition in advance.
For further information address
w. M. EOWES, a, M. Principal,
moh5, '7Sm2. WoodsfeId, Ohio.
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CHARLRsroyN. Mass,

CHARLBsTowN, MASS. e.
Mr.. q. R. STEVENS,
DEAR SIR: This is to certify that
| have used your "Blo cd Prepa-
ration" in my family for several
years, and think that for Scrofu-
la and Cankerous Humors or
Rheuma 10 affections it cannot be
excelled; and as a blood purifier
and spring medicine it is the
best thing have ever used, and
| have used almost everything.
| can cheerfully recommend it
to every one in need of such a
medicine. Yours respectfully.
Mrs. N. A, DINSMoRE,
No. 19 Russell street.
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FARM FOR SALE.

OIXTY- EIGHT AND ONE HALF ACRES OF
y land on the B. & 8. W. r. R., one'half
mile east of Baallsville, Monroe county; IS
acres under cultivation, balance good timber.
Fsnces good, and land we'll watered. One
two-story hewsd log house on the premises.
For particulars, apply seon to
r.. l.. CLEARY.
Beallsvills, Monroe Co., Ohio.
meh5 .7SwA.
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EEThe remonetization of silver was
an act Of simple justice, and was not an
act Of relief except to limited extent.
The relief must come through green
backs
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EgThe N 7. Tribune has soured on
HAYES because he failed to kill the silver
bill.
With equal ;;ustice the Tribune might
denounce the Sultan for no. capturing
St. Petersburg.
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EE Tue European Congress called for
the purpose Of settling the Eastern Ques-
ton will very much resemble the guests
at Thanksgiving dinner, "Id thank
Yoa for q slice Of Turkey"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-03-12

EEThe promise of revival OF busi-
ness in the Spring comes around as reg
ulsrly as the crop of Spring poetry
and is about as fruitful
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EE Because man denounces the sill.
yer dollars do not cherish the delusion
that be would not cheat you out Of them
II be could. White man is onsartin'.
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EgIt Is believed that SHERMAN will
carry out the silver law in good faith ;
not that it Is TO him labor OF love, but
because be fears further legislation.
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EF The tirst issues Of the silver dol
lars viii be used in buying silver bullion
to be coined.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-03-12

EESpirit-rappers and Great Finan'
eiers stand on the seme level as foretel.
lers of coming events.
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E~The silver act has not bankrupted
the country. but it has brought large
number OF promising prophets to rain.
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nFGold lower. bonds higher, Is the
situation. The Public Credit is still able
for its oats.
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IT Is A
Valuable Remedy.

ASeJ
SourH BosroN, Feb. Z, 1870.
Mr.. SrEvENs,
DEAR SIR. / have taken seve.
lral bottles Of your VEGErINE,a and
am convinced it is a valuable
remedy for Dyspepsia, Kidney
Complaint and general debility
|of the system.
/ can heartily recommend II
to all suffering from the above
complaints. Yours respectfully
MRS. MUNROE PARKER,
So Athens street.
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EgHAYEs has vetoed little bill pro
viding for special term OF court some.
where.
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HE ANDERSON is not pardoned, and
the .svisi.ing statesmen are not forgiven
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Woodsfleld. March IL. 1878.

nEThe prospect for peace in Europe
fs improving.
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GIVES
Health. Strength,

AND APPETITE.
Ny daughter has received
great benefit from ths use Of
VEeETrNs. Her declining health
was a source of great anxiety to
all her friends. A few bottles of
VEaFTINE restored her health,
strength, and appetite.
N. d. TILpBN,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent.
No. 49 Sears Building.
Boston, Mass.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate Of Charles Cooper, Deceased.

TNHE undersigned has been appointed and
/ qualifsd as Administrator of the estate
Of Charles Cooper, late Of Monroe County,
deceased.
Dated this 18th day Of February, A. D..
1878. ]. L. BEVAN.
febl9,'7Sw3.
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FRANcHI SUBSTITUTED FOR sIMEoNI.

FRANCHI SUBSTITUTED FOR SIME0NI.
A telegram from Rome says when Car
dinal Simeoni was about to resume his
office as Pontiical Secretary of State the
Catholic powers and some cardinals pro-
tested against his restoration because Of
his reactionary tendencies. Cardinal
Simeoni thereupon resigned and Cardinal
Franchi was appointed in his place.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-03-12

EE CoNKLlNe is preparing large
supply of vitriol to be poured over
HAYES administration some time soon.
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Reliable Evidence,
Mr.. Fl R. STEPHENS.
DEAR Sra: | will most cheerful
" add nay testimony to the great
number you have already re-
ceived in favor of your great and
good medicine, VBeErINE, for l
do not think enough can be said
in its praise; for l was troubled
over thirty years with that
dreadful disease, Catarrh, and
had such bad coughing spells
that it would seem as though I
never could breathe any more,
and VFGETINE has cured me; and
i do feel to thank God all the
time that there is so good a
medicine as VEeErIsE, and also
think it the best medicine for
coughs, and weak, sinking feel.
.,'ings at the stomach, and advise
Everybody to take the VRasrINs,
for l can assure them 1t is one of
the best medicines that ever
was. MRS. L. GORE,
Cor. Magazine and Walnut SITS.
| Cambridge, Mass,
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For Rent.

A RIVER BOTTOM FARM, one mile above
II sardis, containing 90 IL Acres, 500
bearing apple trees. For terms apply to
DIR. T. j, ROE,
Sardis, Monroe Co., Ohio.
mch5, '7Sw2.
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Reported for The Spirit of DemocraeY.)
From Summit ToWnshin.


From Summit Township.
Report of Owl Creek School, District
No. 2, Summit township, Monroe Coun.
ty, Ohio, for the month ending March 1,
1878:
No. OF pupils enrolled: Boys 25, girls
24-total 40; average daily attendance /:
Boys 13, girls 15-total %; average per
cent of attendance, 81.
ROLL OF HONOR.
Gtrb-Mary Egger, Barbara Egger,
Tilly Egger, Matilda Schenck, Louisa
Yockey, Lizzie Schaub, Barbara Wahl.
Boys-John H, Egger, H. G. Egger, H.
j Nenhart, Frederick Schenck, Frede-
rick Wahl, Michael Wahl, Jacob Yock-
ey, Emanuel Yoe, Anna Schenck.
Roll of Honor has reference to those
that came every day during the past
month.
CHAMPION sPELLERs.
Mary Wise, Mollie Egger, Hattie
Wise, John H. Egger, H c Egger, H.
j. Neuhart.
Champion Spoilers are those of the
advanced class, and are said to be sec
ond to none in the county.
We have been favored with a few Wis.
itors and parents; but not as many as
wish to see The parents should visit
the school oftener. A. S YoE,
Teacher.