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CANDIDATURE.

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BULLETIN De La SEMAlNE
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-07-16


ROn last Sunday evening DANIEL
NEUHARr, his wife and little daughter
KATIE, and Mrs. SCHNEIDER, OF this
place, were returning home from q visit
to friends in the country, and when in
the north end of town the mules attach
ed to the wagon, driven by the little girl,
took fright at some hogs in wallow by
the Fair Ground fence, and jumped to
the south side of the road with such ra-
pidity as TO throw all the occupants out
over a bank two feet high. Mr.. NEU-
HART was bruised and scratched consid-
erably by the fall, but escaped serious
injury. Mrs. NEuHARr's left knee cap
was broken in three pieces and she was
otherwise injured. Mrs. SCHNEIDER had
one of her hands injured and received
several bruises. none of them Of seri.
Gus nature. The wagon ran over KATIE's
body and left arm, but she escaped with
out having any bones broken. DR.. FAR
QUHAR was called to the place of the &C
cident and, after affording them tempo
rary relief, ordered them taken home
where he dressed their wounds, and they
are, at this writing, all doing well.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-07-16

@It is most significant that every
Republican connected with the Electoral
frauds in Florida got office. NoYEs was
made Minister to France, KAssoN Min
lister to Austria, McLIN Justice of New
Mexico, SrERNs Commissioner of the
Hot Springs. DENNIS went into the Su-
pervising Architects office, where, he
had nothing to do but draw his pay
CESSNA, the County Judge, who took
the affidavits In Alachua, was made q
postmaster. BLACK and VANCE, the can.
vassers there, went, one into the Treas.
ury and the other into the Post Office
HOWELL, who was clerk of Baker coun.
| ty, was made Collector of Customs -
Bowels, who was election officer in Leor
county, where the Democrats claimed
there was fraud of seventy-four votes
went into the Treasury. BELL, another
County Judge in contested count, wa:
made timber agent. HUMPHREYS, one
of the electors, was made Collector o
Pensacola. Icons, SrERNs' secretary,
was put into the Treasury. Maxwell,
a Republican detective, was madea lieu
tenant in the army. PHELPS went te
Paris with MCCORMICK, VARNUM, one o
STERNs' Cabinet, became Receiver o
the Land Office, where TAYLOR, one o
the clerks of The county courts, found,
haven also. In short, wherever ther
was fraud places were found for thos
connected with it. -
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DEMOCRATIC
Congressional Convention.

The Democratic Convention of the
Thirteenth Congressional District, com
posed oil the counties Of Athens, Mon
roe, Morgan, Noble and Washington,
to nominate the Democratic candidate
for Representative in the 46th Congress,
and to transact such other business as
may be pertinent will he held at Marietta
WEDNESDAY,, JULY 81, 1878,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. M. The
ratio OF representation in said Conven
ton will be one delegate for each loo
votes cast for R. NJ Bishop for Govern.
or in 1877, and an additional delegate
for eoch fraction of 30 votes or over SC
cast. The several counties will thereby
be entitled TO the following representa-
ton by delegates: Athens, 81; Monroe
90; Morgan, 20; Noble, 20; Washing
ton, Al. The manner of choosing the
delegates is assigned to the Democratic
Central Committees, severally, in each
county. -
BY order of the Democratic Exech
tive Committee 18th District.
DAVID OKEY, .:
Chairman
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DIED Another old citizen gone from
our midst. NATHAN HoLLIsTER, Esq.
died at 5 o'clock last Sunday morning,
the 14th inst, after an illness Of about
three weeks. He was admitted to the
Bar at McConnelsville in 1910 and prac.
ticed his profession in this and adjoin-
ing counties up to the past month. The
members of the Bar held a meeting on
Monday and resolved to attend the fu'
neral in body at 8 o'clock P. NJ.
Asa lawyer be stood high, being one
of the most earnest and able Advocates
and good lawyer, and as member ol
the Bar will be greatly missed. But
more than all will he be missed in the
Church, Of which he has been faithful
member, an exhorter and class leader
for many years. Never will his good
advice and his encouraging words in the
class room be forgotten, by those whose
privilege 1t was to hear him speak Sab.
bath after Sabbath. The last morning
he met with his class some six weeks
ago he said "this may be the last time
for some of us In the class room for we
must all go sooner or later, and We
should try to live each day as if it were
our last, so that when the summons
comes we may be prepared to go;"--
Financially he was the great prop of the
Church for whenever the liberality Of his
great heart was called on, the applica.
tion was never made in vain.
The Bar here will hold meeting on
the 22d inst, at which appropriate reso-
lutions will be adopted.
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Too Much at Stake.

Steele & Price have too much at stake
to put in the market anything which ha:
not been found not only harmless, but
positively beneficial. Their DR.. Price:
Cream Baking Powder is the only kline
made by practical physician, with spe
cial regard TO lis healthfulness.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-07-16

ETA Reporter of the Barnesville
Enterpriss writing Of the performances
at Stafford on the 4th, has this to say Of
our Minstrel Troupe:
"The troupe was considerably exhaus
ted after their strenuous efforts all day
in the band. but kept the audience in 8
state of expectant interest, which was
now and then Interrupted by the cracs
of breaking board, unable to longer
bear up under it's burden"
The applause must have been terrific
-ssA.the crack of breaking board, now
and then"
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Camp Meeting.

j SUMMERFIELD, OHIO, July 8, 1878
Mr.. EDITOR: The Free Methodists oil
Summerfeld. Noble county, will hold q
Camp Meeting commencing August 20
to hold one week or more. All lovers
of truth and the public in general are
cordially invited. Privilege of tenting
on the ground open to all denominations
No entrance fee. 5 a j MAssIE. Z
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-07-16

EThe new U. B. Church erected at
the head of Trail Run, in Jackson town
ship, will be dedicated the first Sunday
il August by Rev. z. WARNER from
Parkersburgh, West Va Everybody. Of
every name and order is invited to at
tend. j. W. DIcKEL,
Pastor in charge of the Mt olive Cir
cult, Muskingum Conference
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[Cincinnati Enquirer.l
Taxes in Monroe County for The
Years 1877 and 1873.

The taxes levied in this county in 1877
and 1878, for State. County, Township
and Corporation purposes is shown for
the purpose of convincing tax payers
that the State and County levies were
the same each year and that township
and corporation authorities are resron-
sible for any increase. The levy for
State in each year was . and 9 los of a
mill, and for County purposes 5 d lilo
mills
The total levied on each 800 Of tax
able property, for all funds will show the
:.a.aa.ao. I.a.aa..
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re- The following are the officers o
Woodsdeld Lodge, No. 377,l of /. o %
F., who were duly installed on the even
ing of July 11th. 1878:
N G., JOHN B. DRIGGs; V. G., P
SCHUMACHER, Jr. P. S., FRITZ REEF; R
s, Louis SULsBEReER; T., JACOB REIN
HERR c., J. T. JUDKlNs; W., ANDREW
DETER o. g., E D. CRAIG, I. G., L
P. LANG; R S. S ,FRirz BucHIo; L S
S., JOHN W. DENooN; R. S. N. e, DA
VIE, OKEY; L S. N, G., A. j PEARSON
r S. v. g., JOHN DoHERTY L S. v. G..
FRED KooNTz. .via aaHg
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= 81
/ New YOrk-July II -Beeves-
Market strong and active a. "a further al
vance from Wednesday Of more'than 4c
a total Improvement since Monday so
about 81 90 per l00pounds. A few fan
cy steers sold at 1lic,- to dress 81 lbs
,commonest Texas and Colorado S4e tc
dress 55a66. but 9a1lc to dress 45a5I
was the range for common to extra steers
including 6 ear loads of light Colorado
Texans 9t.94', to dress Sc Exporters
took $50 head at io4allc to dress Sos
SIC.
Sheep-Not much change IN prices
but frmer feeling IN fat sheep, Lambs
5ta74o, sheep 3aa5tr.
Hogs None ffefed sliye,
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And whether the rate in the two years,
lis increased or decreased, the work is
that o: the Township or Corporation au
thorities.
The County lsvyof 1878, found above,
includes the levy to build the new Jail,
and notwithstanding that fact the rate is
not increased, but stands the same as in
1877
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-07-16

7 EE-Our Cornet Band shipped their
brass instruments to Cincinnati on Fri
day last to be exchanged for twelve sill
yer pieces. Mr.. F. REEF is in the city
to negotiate the exchange. The new in
struments will cost between four and five
hundred dollars.
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New Music.

The latest and best Song snd Chorus
is entitled q Homeless and alone TO
Wight. :, 1t, is by Will L. Thompson
author Of the famous songs, "Gathcriag
Shells from The Sea Shore" aud "DrJt.
ing aoith the Tide"
Kept at the music store, and sentto any
address for 40 cents.
Published by
W. L. THOMPSON & CO..
East Liverpool, Ohio.
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.NOTIG.ES s
TILLMAN &, FORD

Have purchased the celebrated "Smee"
Battery and apparatus, material &c., for
gold and silver plating, which will be
here in few days. This plating is done
by the same process that Rodger d
Brothers celebrated silver plated ware is
done, and as G. II. Tillman has had five
years experience in the plating business,
they will be fully prepared, to do first
class work. We have a specimen OF
plated spoons done by @. II. Tillman
eight years ago, and are not worn of yet
You can examine specimens by calling
at Tillman & Fords; Main street, South
of Public Square, Woodsfeld. Ohio.
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MiitoHsburg Lodge, I. O. y. F.

CALAIS, ONO, July 8, 1878.
Mr.. H. R WEsT-Dear SIR: Please
insert the following in your valuable pa
per, The following officers OF Miltons
burg Lodge, COL, 1 o o F. were duly
installed July 9th, 1878:
g. YocKEY, N. G.; c. DEcKHuT, v
G.s Q. FRANK, Sec !; W. F. JoHNsTos,
w; CHAs. ,SoHEIL, Con-; M. SLusHER
r. S to N G john ROUSE, L S to N
G.. PETER SHAFER, . G.; IT p Wat
soN,I G!;J M. BISHOP, &, 5. S WIN
H. YoCKEY, L S. S.. =
Truly Yours,
g /. KnnNINc
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SnoRrs. Sow buckwheat.


SnoRrs. Sow buckwheat.
Send US in the country news.
The ladies are holding fruit canning
matinees. e n9fs q 80
We are ready to hear Of accidents
from mowers. .sa,e,,t sisf..- stty Il
Gold closed in New York on the 18th
inst, at Sl004.
No one gets drunk this hot weather.
It's all "sun stroke"
Folks that can spare the time, now in
dulge in afternoon maps.
gBENyAMIN PrxrE Of Washington town
ship, died on the 10th inst.
: Mr.. JOHN B; NoLL placed the stones
for the Meridian line last week.
y Flour S6,oo per barrel. That Is lower
than it has been at any time since 1860,
- Probate Judge MoRRrs left here on the
Yth inst, with two patients for the Athens
Asylum. = sea q
Many men think they are supporting
q newspaper when in fact they only owe
the printer.
NATHAN HoLIIsTER, deceased, had his
life insured in, the o, B., Mutual Life Of
Pennsylvania, for $4,000.
Mr.. JonN BUKR1s, Of Sunsbury town.
ship, has removed to Franklin county,
Arkansas, where he purchased o. farm.
The potato bugs have done little dam.
age this year. The yield, from presen,
indications, viii be plentiful.
Mr. ,JoHs MoRRIs. Of Illineis, son ol
ELrnUE MoRRIs. formerly Probate Judge
of this county, is visiting friends here
7ARcHIBALD SMITH, AN, aged residen,
Of Washington township, was stricken
with palsy last week and is not expected
to live.
AN improved style Of gate with cash'
ion on the top Of each picket, would ht
received with great favor these moon
light nights. = fns7v.2s-ixo al sTs
.Altemperance meeting will be held in
the Christian. Church at Antioch on Sun
day, the 2lst inst, at 8 o'clock, P. M
Speakers. Rev, II. 81. LYONS and H. R
MAsos. liz iis ,lI5ii}siltl3 35.si9 ~ s'
~ ~ Il T y Il Z a
The Commissioners met on the 10Th
inst, to consider petitions and remon'
strances relating to the new Jail, and or
the 18th inst, examined bids for the
erection Of the same.
A Murphy Temperance Mass Meeting
will be held in the woods near this place
on the 10th Of August. Speakers, Revs
WALrERs and PERreor, WILBER TRU.
MAN, 81. R MASON and others. 's
Mrs. MoRRrs, mother of Judge Nor.
Rrs, aged 81 years, slipped and struck
her back against adoor,step one day las
week and was severely injured. We ar,
glad to learn chat she is improving.
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MARRIED.-On June 30th, by Rev
JOHN McCuE, Mr.. DANIEL DErwILER and
Mrs. DELLA A. PoTrs.
On July 4th, by the same, Mr.. JoHs
LARIMoRE and Miss MARTHA J. HAw
KrNs. ~ 's'-'' - (
On July 4th, by m. BeUaHNERs Esq.
of Salem township, Mr.. ERAsrUs BuR
TON and Miss EMMA aBERGY. Pre- =
On July 9Th, by the same, Mr.. ISAAC
TAYLOR and Miss HARRIET SoEKER.
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The Quebec rioters who broke into a
-four store and stole 400 barrels of flour
on pretense Of being in danger of starva-
tion, sold it to grocers for 81 so barrel,
and used the money in buying whisky. /.
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Keep Cool. .

Don't suffer with the heat when you
can huy a Ladies grass cloth suit fol
81 so Parasol 25 Fan, 0o Ready
made Harvest Pants for 65 Nice sum.
mer coat 65, and many other articles in
like proportion, at
NORRIS Il ARMSTRONG'S.
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EThe wife OF ELISHA KRUPPER, who
resides atLsncasters Ohio, is anxious to
learn of bis prssept Ivhereabeqts' Hs
was in woodsfeId on the 25th OF May /;
she has not heard from him since that
ti1&ds9idT il0lIB6M y iI03 ISL
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R E I N H E R I
E Keeps Bread, Cakes, Chow Chow, !
Pickles, Nuts, Candies, Tobacco,G-
N gars, Canned Fruits, .Jellies, Cheese, I
H Sardines, Mustard Il other articles F
E kept in a first class Confectionery.
R Motto: Quick sales q small profits. I
R E I N Fl E r
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HH yeawant the news of Monroe
County, tise gsaersl news Of importance,
late market reports, subscribe for The
SPIRIT. TEnas. One year $I so; six
months "a cents. Oalce. North Of The
Monroe Bank 81
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RalfimOre-Ju S-Cattle-Verv

BaltimOre-Julv S-Cattle-very
best on sale this week 7ssa5J5sc; that generally
rated first quality t5s4s4c; medium or good
fair quality 33sa43sc; ordinary thin steers, oxen
and cows 224a3 Isc; extreme 'rangs ofspriSes
23Ia5Hc; most of the sales were from 4 1Llasc. +
Mich Cows-Quotations q 4a511Szo per head
and few at the latter price, law :.
Hoes-Quotations 515a6Jl4o, poor selling at
the former figure. and extra stock. at the latter
price, most sales being recorded at 5t4a61kc,
SHEEP-At 3a41sc, and few at the latter
price; lambs 355a41ac, lfew selling above 90:
stockers 81 6Oa2 rs per head. ekvll a.5v.
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WOODsFIELD NURSERY,

Mrs. NJ. A. WAY, at the Woodsfeld
Nursery, is prepared to furnish Fruit
Trees, Garden seeds, Pot Flowers of all
kinds, Wire and Rustic Baskets. Snow.
fake and Beauty Potatoes. and Bulbs Of
Dahlias, Gladiolus', Tubroses, &c, &c
at the lowest cash prices, Where ar,i
cles are sent BY mail l6 cents per pound
postage, is added to the price s ,s
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TOBACCO.

1gu .-r4f 81.
! The grss: celebrity Of sur; TIN TAG
.aTOBACCO has caused many limitations
s,'thereof to be placed on the market, We
& Therefore caution oil chewers against pusi
2 chasing such imitations.i $50 t9pioth
e. All dealers buying or.ssllink other Plug
gtohacco bearing . hard or metallic Elsbsls
8 ender themselves liable to the. penalty Of
the Law, and all persons violating ous.
. trade MARKS are punishable BY dEe AMI
Imprisonment. see Act Of Congress.
eAuE l4,lST6. - ssH TiE'sSi99 fttebI
3 The genuine LORILLARD TEN
TAG TOBaCCO~oan be distinguished
3 by TIN TAG on each, lump with the word
Z LORlLLARD stamped thereon. -.
4 Over 7,0ss tons sold in II lS77. and near
My 5000 persons emp Dyed in factories.
9 Taxes paid 9o'm't in 1877 about CO.
500, ,oo0,i and during past a pears essf
3 $40 900, 600. sia gssHL la 6,sd
These goods sold by all iobbers At mans
+ ufacturers rates, I.a sss may - '38m3.3
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~Work Of all kinds done at the
stove and tin shop of Mrs. . o. ALEX
ANDER, this place, by one of the best
workmen in this part of the State. Iron
and Tin roofs pA on at reasonable rates
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hsi rJAHEs Wills, resident of BEN
ton township, was arrested by Deputy
UsS.sMarshal, H. B HILL, on the 10th
inst, and taken to Cincinnati. He is
charged with forging physicians name
to pension certificate to enable him to
have pension claim passed at Washing
ton.