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COMMON PLEAS COURT.

tirA Ff+f t+p ~ tta- s4lffAftifH 8
Court convened ON Monday, the 4th
inst present, WILLIAM oKfr, Judge, ].
T. JuDElNs, Clerk, and. WILLIAM READ,
Sheriff al 40
H J. Wright vs. Amanda A. Menges,
ct al; civil action - sale of real estate
confirmed; distribution as follows. !. H.
JeW night $3.50 ,24sIto dsfeadant Stock
ing $3.50 81, Levi Yoss has leave to an
swer in 46siaysi trshnal ,yia1oo soIGoN
| George Lapp We. John Goodhue, ct
ar; civil ac,i6n : Judgment ID favor of
plaintiff for S3,740; in favor OF I -
Potts for IS, ,946 SO, first lien. Order
for sale Of real esiate.E .ysnreo uosi1lsH
| H B. Hill vs. Benz. Brown; civil ac-
tian;osale off zeal estate to- Il. B. Hill
confirmed. isIsyss sdi ,lm - z1elo,oy ezlg !.
Ephraim Williams to W. j. Taylor,
etalyesale of real ESTATE confirmed 81 u
b'Geot SMITH VS.. Martha Mooses con.
friAatigh Of sale o { feai estate isssvs
/ sCs R3tu VI; Josiah b. Wight, sto al;
civil acli9pi Judgment in, favor OF plain,
tiff fors$2,0A 40,daad order for sale. q
real estetesa pAiAaspT boa nesi7fsH ,8as1s
4 The Belmont Bank VS.. w. c. Mann;
Evan Stewart, Hughes Mann and Isaac
i a,saS saspss' '0H'sss'oa sal e sa q .
NELSON Hogpe y, e s,Gs9fgs5 Keller, q e
al;;peiyil actipp found due Q ,SlloaT
the ss.lEn cois S22aadues lQs IS Sloan ths
amemmtoofs thesplaintiff sci aim assigned
toIhins the baiancesto defendant Oblin
ger. .aFs
Mary A Fryban Il ano., VS. Catha
frine P6gell, ct az partition: Jane.
Worley, C, B Knosit9n and, E Pryo
we've appointed iptrFs-appraise the rea
estate.
euA,s b Covert ys,5J lanes, IL. Black, ie
al /; civil action; due Mary eJpdkins 81,
593 .780tiae HsaacaH Hatcher $4,325l 03
| OEder for sale OF real estate. f--.-,
.Geo.aC aCosssvsetG .e'NGaC Cline g. ano
civil action; judgment in favor lof pfsin
itf for.$Sf3 rs. Order fotr sale or rea
estate.
Oliver Sloan VS. Alex Givins ct al
civil action: judgment in favor of plain
tiff ofor $500 SO, deeds made in this cas-
SET asi'fe,.f Order for sale of real estate
ssHlh6ard q. Co, VS.. I. .SMellptt
clYiEaetiops; jpdgmept in favor Of plain
lifts for 1922 25. .eysf 1ssy "a, nj sgir,sl,
. IN .H,,l~ .Tso.,; ~ ol. .t;t;rx,,
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-sstsInTa 2 .slisl-, fdII9 ,,ea.y btIe
RAs scpErespo ondsnt .iaLq qthe Noble
County Repablioas, apaBesstiy, writes
that paper ofithsif ei6ihdgsf 81 the 4th.-
We clip the followiagaiiem:
.sssJssyE Waysmadea speechshe fpuuh
inswhiabIbe, saidssbst JheutoHeothes sAmsriz
cansehgie into pieces and threw it into
the "fence corner" Although staunch
lDemuCrat, jim is quite an orator
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,E9ni i5TT59TE 1ft.s5-1TE T ,s2HTU
19-A dating robbery was committed
on Saturday pigbt the l2sh inst, at Bur
koi's Station. Belmont Count. The fol-
iowjpa account 0f,it was published in the
Wheeling Register on the l4th inst: =
Last night about twelve o'clock the
door 81 the house Of John McIlyaine, a
bachelor, tarmers who resides alone at
'Buit)n's Station, was broken open with
q fencer rail. Mr.. Mcllyaine, scarcely
ireallzedlthe TACT lhtilhe was attacked by
three masked men. Although he made a
vigorous, resistance, he was over power
ed, after being beaten over the head, his
lpeeke:s were. ,then rifed 1of their con-
tents. A'valuable gold watch was taken
and money amounting t, sl05. A gold
piece, bearing date Of 1878 may posi-
bly,, lead ito the identification OF the
thieves. After emptying his pockets, a
rope was, placed around his neck, a ,pis-
tol at bis head, and an effort made, to
force Mr. eMcIlvaine to disclose 1.-The exl
lstence of the money, but as they had ta-
ken-aii- he had tuis attemrt was a faiiure.
The robbers then, after binding and gag.
ging Mr.AMcIlfaine,I lett the premises
After considerable effoit, he msnaged to
loosen his hands and went to neighbor's
house, and gave the alarm. No clue, has
been found except some pieces of old
under clothing which were used as masks,
and some tracks have been discovered in
a saihblelfeldJ Wbothe rohbers iarel Is
a mystery. They told Mr.. N. tina, thew
knew him and he knew them, but this is
doubtful. Mr. M. is wealthy farmer
and lives alone at his residence at Bur-
tons Station, although there ARE Iseveral
houses near his residence"
Hertz n -ss,x = > HI HI ssssss fS
Faith.
/ Indian Pioneer5
| The following is an incident on the re.
cent return Of some British ofiesrs from
EAfghanistan Scene-The widest pal1
of the Khyber. with harren rocks tower.
ling on all sides; an English officer riding
along, escorted by a motley company o
maliks and tfibesmefi afharmtds to'sht
teeth more armed Afreedees in the mid
die distance; wearyionely figure toll
ing on the du, ty road in huge ,blsct
lpoots, face burned al brick red and firing.
ed by scantv sandy beard. The figure
is clad in thick Wadded gorment ant
| has bundle on its back.
"Halt! Who are you? p
j sA !Turkistafr,ff Ia a > 4 s-ti S's-4 W
"Where are your comrades ?"
IL am alone"
/ "Wbere are YOU going ?"
| Ito Meccan'a, vIis,,.sg.s, aIuovYl
.siHsll9ws will yop get theEelPooWa 10 w
"God will help. "ssslo 4aIh : seed 81 sss
/. peace be With you
/ sand with YOU" ~
Thst6eareb0ses of, @gahiIa tSe tafmec
Icircle breaks M The poor devt tee ha,
Itramped hundreds Of miles through hills
and valleys, ss5warming with scGtlhfosts
secure in his simple faith which had LEI
him to leave distant Turkestan in ques
ef tile stilEmase eaifstanti Mecca. y Sasi
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The Trial of Friend Williamson.
Verdict and Sentence.

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Verdict and Sentence.
The trial of FRIEND WILLIAMSON, for
shooting and killing ALoNzo WILSON,
who was Indicted for murdefin the Sec
opd degree at the April term, vas com,
menced in Court on the 18th inst. The
following jury was empanneled: TetiaaI
/ JONATHAN HeLTscLAw, MARION Thorn.
BERRY, PHrLrP KKEMER, JAoaBp IsaoLp.
JAMES CLEGG, HENRY cSrRAbcH, JACOB
AFFoLDER, Sr., SILAs KING. c. W, Cliff,
DAVID Bates, JACOB NORRIS and BEN
JAMlNE RoUsEFAI ,RaJHN Tgssi
JOHN P. SPkIGas, Prosecuting oAttor-
-ney, and JOHN B. DRIeGs, Esq appear
ed for the prosecution, and, ,WDF Hun
TER and A, j. PEARSON -Esqrs, for the
defense. sOn the l7th inst, JAMEs,IWf Z
HoLLIsTER, Esq, was appointed to assist
Mr., DRleea in the prosecution siIoo ssaA
The. evidence closed on Thursday
evening, wien the witnesses were ere dis.
charged
The arguments occupied all OF Friday
to 5 o'clock in The evening. when the
Court charged the jury after which they
retired to deliberate
I Hour after hour passed snd no report
came from the jury, Late in the even
! ing the officer in charge of The jury was
left to wait and watch by himself At
4o'elock, Saturday; morning theg court
Hhouse bell pealed out loud and clear that
la verdict had been reached, 80 80,
\ /, Hurried dressing was the Border and
iTssry.soon qiiite 4 number were assem-.
''Ibled 70 lsassn the result Of The long la
bor efstbesjnpyboeW When court had beer
called. the question was asked II th,
,,EjurY had; agreed upon a. verdict. iTht
Eanswer came promptly, Eve have"
/ "What say you, gentlemen, is the pris
oneratthe Bsguily orsmes guilty IL
manner and form as he stands indicted
for murder in the second degfesfp
Il AqsYer7'Not guilty., . v,yq
]. Clerks the prisoner at the bar gull
tys Or not gailty of mauslaughler2''3 :.
) Answer-"Guilty:"
J . TIE Jury was thed poiied at reqdes
Of dsEspdapt,s counsel, and each each aasw,eE
ed dihatdhesverfiicts was hisioH sisis "a |
Williamson was Weeping Shel
, brought into Court and his weeping be
! caneaniote intense mpen tile ssnpouuce
! ment Of theSverdict. He was complete
, ly-hroksadaEn, because Of his-loag in
prisonment, poor health and excitemer
} of the triaf.lIIM eKIhAdq
On Monday WILrIaNsos was brougt
! into Court accompanied by bis fsIhe
A m6tbsrs brother and sister, The plisone
1 his mother and sister .iwerm spbbine viz
: ellently. After recitiHg the fact OF IL
murder and he pfoctsdihssT n Cour
: Judge oKEr inquired. ef tie ACCUSED
: he had an3,lisag to- say -Rtfy sentsn'
e should not be pronounced.
81 Between sobs, re Said lie was sorl
) fer yhethsg bod dong end qasksdl t4
|. mercy be shown him, and sal be inte
4 ded TO lead different life il he live
8 through this.
! The Gqhst themprdteuicedrs sentsu'
|, as follows: sIt is tie judgment Of Il
! lCourt that yon beTetafhed.tc the Jail
ibis county, and that within ten daes ys
ri besakenrt We pshi,eHt8 t8afy, ,sfBefea "a
Confined sna. kept st sBRffi Labor for
period 81 seyen y ears. and that you ps
Z The costs OF this pseseostion."
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WELL-INFoRMEp parties estimate that
the tobacco crop of the present year
will pc 6is thousand liegshea4Fls Jess than
that Of last year-probably about ten
thousand.hogsheads9 Ehisuwia be. one
of the lightest crops produced for manv
years, and fesnlts from the long eontin-
ued dry weather. Bsllaire Independent
MEnpHrs seems To- have recovered
from It's yellow-fever fright. Incoming
trains and steamers bring back crowds
of refugees. Perhaps there will be no
serious recurrence OF the terrible plague
of last year, but there is time enough
yet. Last summer il WAS about month
later than this before the epidemic be-
gan its work of, f,desolatioa
So far as Noble county is concerned
the Democracy nevers@efe 10 better con-
(dition for a, yig9rpHs yiiggS9rgpH| tcssm campaign, nor
more sanguine of complete triumph than
thsy lHeutls tyssE2 Ehsyrhaye every sfyY
reason to he proud of the men they have
honored with ofIiciala positions and of
the economy and vigilance of these pub
tlic servants. NpblsfG GesTfess0i tn99 (
| ONE cricket would stand poor show
lryihgto stop'a failroad traib,e Bnt nii1
Ilions of them can 'do it. A western
bound train net Iap, .aspya . Of lcriiekets! ri
llClarke's Station, aheatlfifteen miles west
liof Reno, Kansas, and was detained two
hours and half trying 10 get through.
ITO make the passage, the train men we're
finally fofesdt to, take bfoOlns and sweep
the insects off the rails. The cricksts
covered The. track for about three miles,
and when the driving wheels of the en-
gine would STRIFE tkemlthey ySwould whir
around assp Without going forYatads I'D fna inca
IN the matter or ibtsrfetsnce,,s ME
Buckeye Lsntera, coppaaS yssaMorsap
@ Waltons oil mheeh"g ,son oaearday y,isss
the Eystnlher Of Patents decided agafnsj
Aessrss Morgan reae'ts a''ope g eiMsi sssl'
tiesithe matter unless an appea y taken taken
from from ltss shs decision decision q. aths ESs@Iqsh
I which we presume "iisneta oe9 oone' a
.na "1o,s ssss p47 III spa ~
.1''s sff' ssSsk ~ l's -. ss'
Wasa'ng'ons W @ 1'O apl'sa1saa lpssasa ssSass
~ Dsss1M - :. ,salS Z ~ SIf!y 1910 sSi
w'h' AopsHisS tessyA to.gs,,s. ,'sasau w.
anus asaI- eiss"a 'ss' SsSs"s's saiHeos ~ l.
-aTHIeH BROKEN. .-ebast Frhaayesening
Ian eight yea, old son OF Orrin ,Tiiton's
of Olive stownship,s while driving into
the barn aawagon 'heasily loaded owitf
iiay, was thrown from, THE same pndsl
one, ,of Its wheels, .whichsapassings ogel
his limbs broke his right thigh at the iap1
Hper third, The fracture was edpced hJ
!, De Keapss anduthelitsle sufferer isl gat
ing along ss'well ~eas aseould y 81 , he expected
/ What j. considered remarkable a ipb thi'
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Babies are too highly priced 10 permit,
them to suffer with Colic, Flatptence ste !,
when Drs Bulls BabyuSyrnp will at. once
lrelieveathem Price 25 cts. .osss stgss
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-07-22

HEArraegsnents are being perfected
to hold Demooratic MASS Meeting in
Woodsfeld on Saturday, the 9th day oi
September General Ewiss, Tue Demo
cratic candidate for Governor, and other
speakersIwill be ,presentsa Lets.he Dem'
ocrats of this county, and nmembers q
all other parties come np, on that day
and heart tbe issues discussed BY, able
- IL nNlf sas.ta ta..f t.s,n .l..s.l .dra d
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t.-~ n. - =, "a - - -. n :,
nne sAs !. !s's.s os aseoalea egg ssao'ne ne
MOS s el1 cIoqs ZEN say Ihas can be oapz
plisdsis % ss0 'o l PED " carefully n.y. sh.s. We.
aSn sppy1 = {o ths Part shseled, II q1t vii
drssah s's.nss,sf and ss sore
nsss sssn n SIS y = a BOUTS mpss eas sfiea: sHs:
clopssds siefisA eao aei'sss q sssai5aeaia.
sT.si,, s2..s "a ;.s., ~. NJ .c7
x ~ ,.a.,sa, ..nir ,i,a I; a,s,loa
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GtelGA 70 : ltN t1tt1H 1HsE E7Sdtf9f q
aNowibst be has s,hiso handin; perhaps
Generaf Robinson wiIlsinviteA Mrh Louis
ScAade TIE bsditolrb olrbaof aof the Washington
Seatinel, stocpmeroutto Ohio aud take
the stdnp II in 4 favor sI of Foster. !, Mr.
Schade's last appearance as q volunteer
orator was whenIhe defended, Wirz, the
incarnate demon who kept the Ander,
sonyills, prison pen, and who was very
properly ,bangedafer his atrocities.--
Schsde has already undertaken from the
Washington end Of the line to turn the
Germans Of Ohio over to, Foster, bat he
ought to be showed 70 meet them face
to face Eaqnirer. av.t $50 ao,eassg1
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Chicago July l7y-Droysts' j2ul
nal reports, Hogs-Ps sckinS dun ,s
3 25@3. 90, light, 8 50@S s5;, choice
heavy, I0cs ,lpwerat3 6e@3 90 ~.
.Calhe-Good natives in sair demand
at lover, rsvqs. 10c,, lower, Expo,t t,
4 ,SQ@5 so; Texans scarcer at 2@2 Is;
good 10 CHOICE Shipping, 4 3o@4 go
butlheIs heavy; eorssl 1892 80 ibuil;
saSf saS 'y' sI9Hiie g1aai hns slg lgSsi5a
st. Louis4Jdly 'i7-CstaeT
Good 10 choies heavy shipping, 4 1000
90: light, 4 40@4 60; grass Texan
2@3; Colofados. 3 f50@A So, grass na.
tiyes. 8 50@4. sag lo raaI 3 b8asa
s Sheep--tipod demand sto 2 SOFAS 80
/ Hegs--W eak:. 4c. lewer, Workers t.
Bahimores. 3n75@3aS5 good bheasv
shippine, u3i45@s 60; rough ssheayy,
8 g0@3 40. sgast 81 o. vpai saei
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On July l3!h.Tbyo Rey., M cMosEs,
Miss LBEEItA A. MozEsA to Mr. -CHAs.

-gHlmAEs on T5T E.s'PT77-T -7-rTT rrr-l u \,
b@A new postal card is out, costing
two cents, toTbs sent andre tufned with q
reply. with two stamps and space fol
tso writtanumessasesuoIhe stamp upon
the upper rigbtbah cofnsrwilf be can
celleds sy when tas card iis sent for the, first
time, and the other whenlsitiis nc etarned
Toe receiver answers on the same ca. d
erases his address on tie face. and write
that of the person who Aseutl it to him
The original sender mast be careful not
to- use all the space on the card @'iIafdl
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-07-22

wThe Rspdbilta6s 0f Noble county
nominated the following ticket on tbs
9th inst.:
sRspfsseutatisa b. r. ssrH; fTreas
urer, T. NJ. MoVAY; Sheriff, DAvIr
MILLER; Prosecuting SAtterney, J. M
lMcGINsIs Cpmuissio1 joan N
sHArER; Inf. Directos ]. ~, lR New
TON; Corohsrss Dr y &. .Hitgps.
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THE oPENlNGo GUN
DEMOCRATIC MEETING
mA r. .z,
Batesvills, Noble, County,
T. JULY g.
GEN. EWING AND OTHER SPEAK.
.a5nieERS WILL ATTEND. 4efugrc

A Democratic meeting will be held a,
Batesville, Noble County, on the 18th
inst. The following letter explains
self: 1SA@ etA E'3Ate aAj
ogee % wAsHiNeToN D. g., Jnne 2i. 70 Q
j. ". Beard Esq. BOttesuile, Ohio. = \ %
MY DEAR SIR: l have your letter of the
2'th inst, and have to say, in reply, that will
be In Batesville, ASCERTAIN as life and health
are given me, on Saturday, July 81 and thatl
expect you to give us asousiag meeting there
Very respectfully yours.
.fG Et@ THOMAS EWING.
The Democracy and mem bers Of other
parties in Belmont, Guernsey, Monroe
Noble and Washington Counties should
make this meeting a grand ovation te
the next Governor Of Ohio. 'oo4 s'iasa
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MakRIED;, 0h june 29th, by ANON
ModsE, Esq of WAYNE township, Miss
ARG eARSsr s T. NALIEY 70 Mr., JOHN KIT
TIE. .ss5sr ia5gss b
On July 1st, by Rev, r. I. WklssEs-
lBERsEs.' MissI Ma aYHABla to Mr. Gas.
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-..Foreign.-Itenas.

Gen. Tndleben, Governor General of
ISoathern Russia, has heen granite a leaye
of absence W. suddenly in conse,
Iquence, it is suppose sed sof f&erence with
lthe authorities OF Kieff University.
iAoBaFlin Fiispatctp says,S "The cholera
has madeits appesrancei in Shiolensk -
The terrible epidemic, diphtheria, con-
ltinues its ravages-in Bessarabia, where
lrescript of the Governor is published
ordering iuniversaie ftinigatio6 sofs the
dwellings, and clothing 81 tnea peasant
~. 'AA ''s'' s''1 s7'' y ~ = 0's''t''s'
A. correspondent at Berlin nelioes
projea whchjsbnkoot ip Gsrnhevfor
sending large selection Of German
manufactured ,eoodssla South America,
10 be displayed in an itinerant exhihi-
ition, as a-pears making the poppa-
tion scquahted with German mahufaf-
lures. and thus secure fresh market for
the same a3iw ssfii hDk a@as,a3 asS 5fod 70
II Is. in,innaated that the meeting OF
members of the. Orleans family at Gs-
nesa, annophced tdsae heldenext Sstnf
day, is Intended to discuss the course 10
he taken bv them in view of the. i'm
provement OF their prospects in conse-
qpenee of the split likely to oecps among
the Bonapaftistsi because bf etheluhpop-
ularity of Prince Jerome Bonaparte.
,sEs5 .s---s----- s-az-s - sissd
The Pilgrims Pill lgs -
sss.sI ss 2 sl(Ths washington POST - = ll1
It is q b t3erpill for Cit zen Foster, tG
swallowsbut be gnlpsit down and pleads
with, stilwait w. E. gChandlersto induce
Gambling or isomeisQihsr Grant gun o.
imposing caliber to go out to OHIO and
try to ix things. TIE Grant men OF his
State are sufkv OF Indifferent They don
| feel moved to help "a boom that aims a
ltae defeak 81 their lido. Uplesss rMr
Conkling or some other great leader o.
the stalmaatawill step in there is-no hope
! for Citizen Foster. Hence this humlia.
ting appeal for Staiwart belu
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Senatorial Convention.

T6SUSnSanhol q 70 hpFa ihsys ! 6 dk3d q
date for the 18th Senatorial District,
icomposed oi. theeenpJes ofsGperpseys d
Mo6fJe aiid paitiof NoSeF WIN anestas
Summerneld, on = nlsdliAia suascilCf afr
Thursday, August 14th, 1S79,et
At,1 o'clock r. NJ. dRepresentai,onas
follows. Guernsey, % yofes;;s Mo,nfoe1
~ i.i.Ls.'s = 's5EsssiSstnl lIs arosrsl
%, and Noble TO- isdi .7swn4 v,a,,lia Al .a
By order ssa ssalaBos tsdio hss si 4
efl = = 'gep'i iDENocRlgtg Ex CON- S :,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-07-22

l.fTss National Reunion at %;
bridges Guernsey lecunty, will open ION
the 2ssh adsy 6f August and continue
o.. 4 aeisTiifsro0 efa 10 elssif& lSiothSl
iYuE is'uE gay Z, riai4a hlss bna toiSo 70 etals
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;E5@A0sS @ /, 4 n sFaesyills len
ont of .asthildE story window ains Balsi-
nsersisss setk, ,ssadde Y ittitgfa4 ,'fftm
him to his father says. he is not seriously
injured. Tss'A snsssrss, ~ VI sssassA = 3,
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M N .J55TI9FzFITSiy IN5ffy q IffTllw .IIsfif
Afho ADVERTISEMENTS,
ioskoTNRrofo ApPoikTMENr,a
sEI.ass aef syaso11 :Mas:kls, yDSeeasSss,s,
seioHbssH lot ,sea

TsHR tindefsfghsd has bsen appoin Jed aHd
1nquaii6sd as slAdministfafof 6f9th9 estsfe
Of jacob asrkle.late Of dodfos County decd,
laDatadl this 2lst day ofsJuln AspsfsessO6s
iojlss2,5swsoDfH a. ,ba6AAUR14GLEGasd
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Ia fsots bs.paisa a
j. W. BEARD, Secretary.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS,
STATE sENaroRs,r

Ed. >PfRir:n oAniidnhteA' T1t0mas
Keenan,, of Beaver Township, Noble Obuf.'
ty, as a acandidate for State Senator m the 10Th
Senatorial District; subject to the decision Of
the District Senatorial Convention. "a .l2S1fes
50 rs sTalu7 IF ~ MANY DEMoCR ATssszs
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THE Monroe Gazette, the Republican
paper at woodsfeld, should receive
some attention fromthe partyiof ssHen-
est Money tits in fair way to be.
come the leading organ; Of the Brick
Pomeroy repudiationists.-St. Clairsrille
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-07-22

The leading Gfeepbaekers vTef rthe
whole country, Rom Maineao. .Oalifornia
are exceedingly DESTROYS of The election
of Gen, Ewing QalyI the Republican
party and sGreenbaekersi ofsthei Brick
P5nei6y hschoofi develop any anxiety
lIfor the pPiatt ticket VNob5 Go. Press q
pc. yfHoar son and e., W.. GRAHAM,
Enf Nob'ecouuty, were registered at the
Il Natinnal last week They were inter-
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-07-22
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A'Fe y M "a
| TwsNrYsrHREEA thousand three hun.
dred and ninety -one school teachers were
employed in Ohio last year.
Mr.. j. W. WATT, of Barnesvile, is re
ceiviug large lot of walnut logs q
Darlington which he purposes taking to
Bellaire for shipment the, present week
THE Democratic State Convention o
Pennsylvania, in session at Harrisburg
on the 10th inst nominated Ds o. Barr
of Allegheny county, for State Treasur
Ter. Il Ia E5A 81 3. a
The Republicans are doing their leve
best to keep thefNational party alive un
til after The next election. The consist
entss members, of that partyryill vote TO
Ewing, nevertheless.
HIGa taxes haveidone more, 10 retart
the progress of Bellaire than all othe
causes combined, and we propose TO ad
wise against all schemes that will respl
Fin increased taxation. Bs7airs Tribune
The criminals convicted of Peniten
tiary offenses at the recent term of Cour
we're sentenced on Saturday morning
4 VIM Hume received three years an
John Foster one year,-St. Clairsrili
4 Gazette, 17th instsapss p y9naH bHl
l The railroad election in this, place o
last Saturday resulted In The success I
the proposition by a vote Of 2OS in fs
], yor of, to, II, against it. Now come
the tug of war-standard gauge Or onal
4 row gauge 2.-&. Clairsuille Gazette, II,
!, n& Il hll 40 GYhW ia |
4 THE Monroe Gazette, the Republics
!, paper at 1woodsfeld, :" should re- rreecei,
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The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1879-11-13

Mr.. Abner Darling, a surveyor Of ability,
is engaged in surveying the addition Of S. S:
Gardner, which is to be plated and recorded
Us an addition to Wadena He is to remain
with us all winter.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1879-11-13

When Wadena gets her new Court House
Opera house and church finished, her steam
fire engine ready for business, her park
completed and the street railway started,
she will be second to no other city in North
ern Minnesota, and the s:Httle hamlet'' may
as we'll give up the idea of taking the county
seat 'front.' Us.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1879-11-13
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red yearing heiier calf with white belly.
The owner can have same 10y calling at my
house and paying expenses of keeping and
advertising. 253t NELS ROLAN.