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Prof. Tees Weather Predictions.
FOR FEBRUARY 1879.

10Th to 14th. ending in cloudy,
threatening weather, with heavy rain
or snow storms; 14th to 10Th, clear
or fair; 18th to 18th, ending in rain OF
snow storms in places ,1Sh to 2lst,
clear or fair; 22nd to 26th, ending in
clouding, threatening weather, with Sc
we're storms in places; 26lh to 2Sth, clear
or fair: 2Sth, fair. and pleasant The
warmer days will he about the 9th. 18th,
17th, 23d and 2Sth. The comparatively
cooler days will be 3rd, 9th, l4th, l9ih
and ,25lb The degree of cold on these
dates will depend upon the wind; il W /,
N. W., or N, then very cold. If any
other direction, more moderate II S
or s. W pleasant.
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~ Mr.. MAURY claims that his bill be-
fore the Legislature yill secure a uni
formity in the school books used in each
county, and says, that will be an i'm
provement on the present system.
Granted; but it would still he very
imperfect because Of the door being lef
wide open to book publishers to peddlt
different series into each county. Uni
formity throughout the State and a larg'
reduction from the present ssoindling pri
cesis sohas the people demand and soha
they y'iatend to have The paid lobby o.
the publishers will make fierce 6gh
against bill embodying these sugges
tions and those which appeared in TIL
SPIRIT of the 4th inst, but it can bt
passed by the present Legislatureif il push
ed energetically.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

HRISTIAN BaUNY, JR., who is non resi-
I dent of the State Of Ohio, whose post
Office address is Murrayvilie, Jackson County,
WeBt Virginia, will take notice that on the
4th day OF September, 1878, John Ruby and
Christian Mossr fled in the court Of common
pleas of Monroe county, Ohio. their petition
against him. the objec: and prayer Of which
is to obtain judgment against him for the
amount of q promissory note and interest,
executed and delivered to the said John Ruby
and Christian Moaer. dated Juue l6. 1875.
due y demand, for the sum Of two hundred
and twenty dollars with eight per cent in
terest; that an order Of attachment aud no.
tice to gsrnishee has been issued. You are
required to answer said petition on or before
the 5th day Of April, A. D, 1879.
PEARSON & D0HERTY,
NtS7gt7. A!t'ys tor Plsinsfs,
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WOrkingnen.

BEFORE you begin yonr heavy spring
work after a winter of relaxation, your
system needs cleansing and strengthen
ing to prevent ali attack OF Ague, Bill
lious or Spring Fever, or some other
Spring sickness that win unfit you for q
seasons work. You will save time,
much sickness and great expense If you
will use one bottle Of Hop Bitters in your
family this month Don't wait. See
other column.
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New advertisements. I,

SHoRrs.-Eld E j. GANTz will preach
at the Christian church Feb Is and 1B.
Mrs GArcHrLn is improyine slowly,
This issue comrletes the 35th year OF
Tar Sp,R,r,s puhiiication
W. yousa 81 s,mme,f,e,a :. dan
uerously IN of typhoid fever.
NJ Ian. Josn.. III, ro,nove hi.
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J. 8 DRIeas. Esq, purchased Rev. T.
a. 1kovEs properly on tue east side OF
Town 'ast week, 8Ty8
Adog Jumped through large plate
giass ~ hE1TERER 9 HoEfFLERs Hon'
0oof last oa'urday,
Treasurer GATcHELL started for CO.
lumbus yesterday morning, the 10th inst.
40 sett'e Win tue o'ate' Is sf
ssCostumes for Ugly Brides" is the
latest novelty in New York: We pre-
dict light sales es 5..,.T
ThesState Common School fund will
be 7s cents for every enrolled youth, for
the February settlement.
The card OF Dr.. G. W. MASON & Son,
physicians, of Stafford, will be found
elsewhere In this paper.
The semi-snnual settlement with the
State gives this County S60l,70 more
than we pay to the State. 2
MI ALEX. PrcxESs and wife of Frank.
lin township, who have been quite i'll for
some time past, are recovering
The ssW oodsfield March" piece OF
music. dedicated to the Woodsfield Cor.
net Band, by Prof FRI, is pronounced
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ROAD NOTICE,

~ al
NOTICE Is hereby given that apetition
IN wilibe presented to the Commissionsrs
of Monroe county, at their next session to
baAeh,on the first Monday In March. 4 d.
1879, praying for the vacation Of the follow
ing part of the county road leading from
station No. 4, on the lands Of John snepgjer.
IN summit township, said ceunty, TO i bridge
On the lire Of the old Malaga road (now ".
cated), established on petition Of Joseph
Hamilton and others, to wit: :,., ,,s,sT
i Beginning at . point on the lands OF J. b.
Hamilton whore the 0 d road intersects the
present road, and thence the whole line OF
said road to the bridge where the road inter
scots the line Of the old Malaga road (now
vacated) on the lands Of Christian Weber.
for the reason that the same has becoms use.
less to the public. ss fs...Y
Janl4,s915. MANY PETITIONERS,
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WelI Known.

AS it is known that DR.. Prices Spe-
cial Flavoring Extracts are not made up
from chemical poisons, but natural IA
vore, delicate and grateful to the most
cultivated palate, they are growing rapi-
dip in popular favor. 1t is only necesea,
~ TO try these favors To be convinced
that they are fine and pure.
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EEM Mr. BARNHARr MARTY, of Adams
township, an invalid for some time past,
slipped off his chair few days since
and was helped upon it again by his
wife. He Immediately threw his head
back, when his wife spoke to him, but
be did not answer; and she then discov.
cred that he was dead.
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TIE PresbYtery Of Brooklyn accuse
Rev. TALMAaE, by "common fame" OF
falsehood and improper preaching aud
propose to try him. TALMAaE is eager
for the fray.
SPEAKER OF TIE HousH, at Columbus
"The Sergeant at Arms will cause all
persons to leave the floor who are not
entitled to its privileges !" Esit School
Book and Railroad LOBBYISTS.
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EEFor the benefit Of the public, we
will explain about the registration of
third class mail matter. The sender pays
the regular postage and, In addaiow TO
tiis, s registration fee Of ten cents -
Any thing In this class, under four lbs !,
can be registered
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-11

RJudge J. R MoRRIs, retired from
the Probate Judges office yesterday, the
10th inst. He will resume the practice
of law
We have had several excellent Probate
Judges, but none more efficient than
Judge MORRIS The business has been
well and promptly done, and the books
kept in the most Systematic manner.
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EwIf you want the news Of Monroe
County, the general news Of importance,
late market reports, subscribe for THE
SPIRIT. TERMs.-One year 81 so; six
months - cents. Office. North Of The
Monroe Bank .,-.-,---.,5..4.
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ETDoRMxN CoNLEY, indicted at the
October term Of Court, 1873, for "cut.
ting with intentto wound" was arranged
on the 3dinst, and entered plea Of
guilty OF assault and battery. The Court
sentenced him to so days confinement
In fail t iffffIi1
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fhicagO-Feh. Z journal report
heavy 5 70@4 05c;
light 3 65@4 25c; m'x"d 3 4n@3 g..
Cattle-Shipping4 4 2o@5 Soc; stock
ers dull and weak.
Sheep-Market unchenged at 500
4 80.
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ET Rev. VAN ENAN, of the Preshy.
terian church, will hold religious service
at Graysville Wednesday evening, the
18th inst.
At Sardis, Monday evening, the 17lh
inst.
At Baresville, Tuesday evening, the
18th inst
AT the U P. Church on Irish Ridge,
Saturday evening, 10Th inst
At New Castle, morning and evening,
the 18th inst
At Brownsville on Thursday evening,
the 18th inst
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PROBLEMS AND ANSWERS.

No 5-A tree 36 feet high, with a
circumference of feet inches at top,
and 4 feet 4 inches at bottom. has cord
fastened at the top, and wound regular
ly around the tree in spiral form, with
coils 3 feet apart, until the cord reaches
the ground at the root of the tree. How
many feet of cord is around the tree7
Answers to Problems.
The author of the problems in The
SPIRIT OF January % furnishes the fol
LOWING answers.
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DdED On Sunday, the I'd inst, OF
Dropsv and Erysipelas, JAMES CRoNIN,
Of Wayne ztowpship, aged about SO
years The funeral took place on the
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DID You ever know tobacco dealer
who knew what bis tobacco sold for in
Baltimore
Never :.
What! Neverp
Hardly ever.
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EE The amount Of money which the
neH pension act wilfbring into this com
ty is pariously estimated at from $751;
coo 10 et0s000 EaIHa2
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DIED On the 26th inst. at the resi-
dence of her son, ASA BoarEN, in Max
hurgh, Noble county, Ohio, the widow
BoRrEx, in her 18th year. She was one
Of the old settlers in this county. iift
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RES. H ANrILL, OF Franklin town.
ship, advertises his farm for sale in this
number of TIE SPIRIT. Persons desi.
ring 70 purchase . farm can obtain .
bargain BY calling soon. -
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Sf. LOuiS-Februa,y 7.-IIogs-
Active for light ship ing grades ~ 5o
@3 75c: packing slow at 3 60M4 0Oc /;
bu chers' to fancy heav, 3 90@4 10.
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w wSfaIaGs 4 DRIGGs are now sup
piled with the necessary blanks to pro.
cure arrears OF pension, under the late
pension law Bring frst pension certif
cate aud last discharge,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-11

HThe amount Of dog tax received
at the December collection was 1880,
Of which abou, $500 has been paid out
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CATTLE MARKETS.

Cincinnati February Hogs
Comm N 3 25@3 65a; light 3 10@3
9nc: packing 3 9.@4 10c; butchers
4 10@4 %.
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New YOrk-Feh. 7-Ba'ves--
Common to fair steers St@9Ec; good to
prime 949lOc. Exporters used 200
head.
Sheep-very poor to very choice sheep
44@5ic; with l car load of picked
wealhers. l20 lbs, ai64c.
Hogs-No sales of live. Market
firm.
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Dip You ever purchase school bool
that you didn't pay two prices for7
Never.
What! Neverl
Well, hardly ever.
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Road Tax Receipts.

Notice is hereby given to Township
Cles}Ss and Trustees that they can OBJ
tain Road Tax Receipts at Tue Spirit
ofice II "a cents per hundred.
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Farm for Sale.

THB undersigned offers for sale rs acres Of
i improved land. The buildings are in
good repair, and the farm is we'll watered -
Two good orchards. It is situated near Glib
sons Store. in Franklin township, Monroe
County, ohio. viii sell cheap and on easy
terms.
For further particulars call on
8. Il. ANT1LL,
feb 1l,79. On the premises.
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E Which one of the Tobacco Com
mission houses in Baltimore will follow
B. F. Hook & Co and WIN LAMPING d
Co Eastern Ohio dealers should pro
tect their own interests by sending their
tobacco TO the Warehouse at Bel,aire-
Then the answer to the above query
would be matter of utter indifference
TO them.
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THB undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as Administrator with the will
annexed, of the estate of John A. Boice, late
Of Monroe county, deo'd.
Dated this goth day Of January,A D 1879,
ian2s, s,'7sws. A. g. W. POTTS,
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e1-There are two portable saw mills
ON Wolf Pen Run, near here, not hun.
dred feet apart
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eHTfeasurer GATcHELLs s money and
accounts we're examined last week, and
found e BE all correct.
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J ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that petition
IN will be presented to the Commiss' oneys
Of Monroe County. Ohio, at their next sss.
sion, to be held on the FIRST Monday In March,
a. D. 1879, for the location Of county road
leading from the road up Riss' Run, in
Bethel township, and TO intersect the grade
from Stafford to New Matamoras, as.follows:
Beginning at walnu. tree on said R,as Run
road; thence through the land OF william
Westbrook; thence up Plumb Run through
corner Of land belonging to john Parks;
thence through the land Of David Gray;
thence to the east Of said run through
corner Of the land OF RYAN hcPrsdrick;
thence through portion Of land belonging
to William Carter; ,hencsvio intersect said
grade at the most practicable place s
!, dec2s, '79w5. MANY PETITIONERS.
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Dip You ever know a tobacco com
mission merchant in Baltimore to speak
favorably Of the Bellaire Warehouse
Never.
What! Never?
Hardly ever
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PHILADELPHIA.

Fab Flour 2 25a5 Is. Wheat
GOAL OF; Corn 43a44c; Oats 29 .3lc:
Rye 5Ia52o
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PRoBArE JUoes's nFr,oE, MONROE Co , 0HIo !
WoopsPIsLD. Feb. 8. 1879.
certify the foregoing to be a true copy Of
the report of the Inspector OF the Treasury
Of said county made by Jsre Williams, Bsq.,
in pursuance of the statute in such case
made aud provided.
JAS. MORRIS,
feb1l,'79. Probate Judge.
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wooasaeId stock Market.

February 1O-Cattle 2ta3 per pound !;
Sheep 3a4c per pound. Hogs 2a2tc pei
pound gross.
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BUSIN ESS MOTTO Els.

Ey SCHUMACHER has just receiv
ed a fresh lot OF Candies, Nuts, Figs,
Raisins, Prunes, Dried Sugar Corn, Pearl
Barley DC. all of which are offered low
for cash n44
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/ find notes belonging to the county, and
in the custody Of the Treasurer, to the
amount Of s44l So, and that he is charged
with no other property. bonds, securities,
assets or effects belonging to said county.
Respectfully submitted,
JERE WILLIAMS,
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Sl2 90 :
No 2-Five twenty-fourths.
Sl2 90

And to the second problem he gives the
answer as five twenty-fourths
Still another correspondent furnishes
two solutions to the hotel problem, as
follows:
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oh! MY
BACK!'


nssd by all Classes for 80 yeats. and saved
from lingering disease spd death. hundreds
who have bren givsn up BY Physicians.--
HUNTS REMEDY cd.es all disesses Of
the LIVER, Kidnevs, Bladder and Urinsty Or
gans, Dropsy. Gravel, Diabetes, aud Incodtf-i
nence and Retention Of Urine. HUNTS
REM EDY cnres Bright. DissaseaoE the
Ridnsvs General. Debil;.y, Female WsaApsss,
Nervous Diseases, Intsmpsrancs ard Rxeass
ses. HUNTS REMEDY .cur, q, Biliops
Hsadachs, Sour Stomach, Costivansss. Dyspsp1
sia, Strengthens the Bowels aud stomsdh and.
makes the Blood perfectly pure. HUNTS
REMEDY isp sHPARRo EXPRESSLY roa ratssf
DlsEAsts AND HAa SivsR BEEN xsHkSFoFklg
'ISa TRIAL WILL c'svrScg You. HUNTS HRM-
kb4 is pnrsly Vegetable, is luset By Eemily
physicans, aud the utmost reliance mar sbp
placed in it. s's
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WPot Flowers of all kinds for sale
at Mrs WAYS.
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Vtb Aobertissments,

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estat: Of Thomas c. Penn, Deceased.
THR undersigned have been appointed and
i qualified as Administrators of the estate
Of Thomas C. Penn, late Of Monroe county,
deceased.
Dated this Sd day Of February A. D. 1879
SHED ULLOM.
fsbl1, ,'7swS. TIL. TwINRM.
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NOTICE o. APPOINTMENT.
Estateof Leuf Melott5 Deceased. (.

'NHR undersigned has been appointed. and
1 quali6edas Executor Of the will Of Lev
Meott late Of Monroe Con ty. deceased
Dated this 25th day of Japuary,A. D 1874.
jsn2s, ,'Tsw3, THEODORE u. MELUff.
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MARRIED On January 30th. 1879.
by Elder w. D. THOMSON. Miss ESTHER
E. SHUTS to Mr. JAMES NJ SMITH.
On November 23d, 1878, by Rev. F
Keller, Miss KATHARINE RIEMENscHNEI
DER to Mr.. ADAM STEIcLER.
On November Oath, 1878, by the same
Miss CHRISTINE FRElTAa to Mr.. WIN. F.
EGeER.
On December oath, 1878, by the same
Miss CHRISTINE NEuHARr to Mr.. JACOB
lJ JONES.
On January 9th, 1879, by the same
Miss KATHARINE FREiTAa to Mr.. FREQ
SPIRY.
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r. II r q r. II
EXAMINATION OF The TREASURY
MONROE COUNTY, OHIO.

woopsF1sLD, ONO Feb 9. 1879
To the Honorable the Probate Judge Of Mon
roe County, Ohio:
In compliance with your order, delivered
to me on the 5th inst, to inspect the Treas !.
ury Of Monroe County, in pursuance Of an
Act of the General Assembly Of Ohio. passed
April II. 1853, and the Acts amendatory
thereto, passed March 26, 1850. and April &c,
1874, after being duly sworn according to
law, and without giving previous notice or
intimation Of my intended inspection to the
Treasurer or to any other person, procee ded
Immediately to count the money in the
Treasury of said county and to inspect and
examine the books records and vouchers
thereof, and respectfully submit the follow.
ing
+, REPORT.
Thu amount of money found In said Treas.
ury Fas. ................. $53.o4O 6z
The kmount Of money with which
the Treasurer was on that day
ehargeable was -. ......... 35.S40 SO
ArPoRrIoNxssr.
Said money belonged to the several par.
ticular funds as follows:
STATE FUNDS.
General Revenue Fund nd..........$l260 l3
Debt and Sinking Fund .......... 1871 SO
Asylum Fund. -. ..........,. 3l43 "a
Common School Fund ........... 1852 SO
Ss,l38 SO
Tnhrmsry Fund ud..................$ 255 2S
Bridge Fund d..................... 2756 O9
Building Fund ................... 1873 80
Road Fund .s.... .............. 1884 IS
Dog Tax or Sheep Fund ,......... 1910 81
$7s03 70
Cen. Rev. overpaid .............. 1887 SO
Balance. ....................... 1896 II
TOWNSHIP FUNDS.
| Gen. Revenue Fund. $295S 30
School and School House Paud ia 6l4 As
slS,571 90
VILLAGE Funds.
General Revenue Fond ...........s86l 10
Teachers Institute Fund. d..........$235 6S
OnSpportiouou ....s....s..... .sss.]Zoo "a
RRcArrrULArrox.
State Funds. ..................$ 9.l3S bs
County Funds. s................. 6.766 u
Township Funds i6,27t 0C
Village Funds ..... ...... ISL 7t
Institute Funds. s................. 2a5 81
UnappoItioned .................. 266 81
S33 e40 6;
Amount counted ........... 83.s40 s;
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R N H E. R R
E Keeps Bread, Cakes, Chow Chow, +
/ Pickles, Nuts, Candies, Tobacco,C
N gars, Canned Fruits, .Jellies, Cheese, \
H -Sardines, Mustard & other articles 4
E. kept in first class Confectionery. +
R Motto: Quick sales & small profits I
z E. n II e r
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E Fruit Trees,
Grape Vines,
Euarrrnonn

And Shrubhery of all kinds for sale BY
Mrs. NJ. A. WAY, Woodsfeld, Ohio
Orders from distance will receive
prompt attention.
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DID You ever know man who didn',
favor law abolishing the Office of In.
Urinary Director2
Never.
What! Never2
Well, hardly ever.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate of John A. Boice Deceassd
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CO M NJ E R CI A L,
" 90 dsfield Produce tIarket.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY P scHuMAcBER JR
MONDAY, February 10, 1879.
Flour. per barrel. sd 75@5 90
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Said money belonged to the several par.
ticular funds rs follows: