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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-25
Er Trains run on the B. 4 S. W.
PROBaTE COURT.

Feb 17-Application was made to
have the last Will and Testament of
Nancy Byers admitted to probate; hear.
ing continued to March 9Th
Feb 1S-J. o Amos Guardian OF A..
Carney, fled his final account and ten
dsred his resignation which Was sccept.
ed. s.s a Nah
The petition of Jacob Shook TO have
Guardian appointed for Jemima Mira
Gle. because Of imbecility. was not grant
ed. 5s sses
Feb 20.--Ann Boutwell, vas appoint.
ed Guardian Of James l., Ella F, Law.
renee NJ Martha L and Mary e Both:
we'll, minors; bond e4,400.
The last Will and Testament of Levi
Williams was admitted to probate. The
widow elected to take the provisions
made for her support by the Will Of de-
cedent.
S Ullom, one Of the Administrator g
of Thomas c. Penn. decd, rendered his
resignation which was accepted, and the
remaining Admir- was ordered TO Ole o
new bond in the SUN of $4,000.
Feb. 81 II L Bevan, Admir- of Chas
Cooper, decd, obtained 40 order to sell
real estate
j c Yoho, Admir- Of Adam Path,
dcc'd, reported sale OF real estate which
was confirmed
John 5 Carpenter WAS appointed
Guardian of John Baker, q minor.
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A. Satirical Reminder.

from the Wayne County Democrat
Always beaf this in mind, that, at the
instance of Governor Allen, the Demo
cratic Legislature OF l874-G passed fee
and salary bill that reduced the income
of County dihcefs !; that, partly as a re.
ward for this, we presume, the people de-
:eated Governor Allen, and elected a
Republican majority to the Legislature
in the fall Of 1875, which repealed the
Democratic Law of 1875, and enacted
the present law on the subject Of fees
and salaries of County officers We
know a man who was q member Of the
Legislature Of lS74--5 who did faithful
work in that body In bringing about "a
reduction OF State expenditures and a
reduction 10 the State levy, and who was
credited and charged with having helped
the reduced fee and salary bill through
the legislature, who last year was beaten
753 votes for q County office, while the
hea / of the State ticket received ma
jority of 457. e t.s
(The "man" thus referred to was the
editor himself of the Wayne County
Democrat" His own experience, with
that of Gov Allen, justifies him in pre-
senting the above satire on the claptrar
demagogism OF the hour Saving a,
the spigot and leaking at the bunghoie'
| is not the sort Of political economy tha,
lis required 1-Zanesvitle Signal
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NOTICE IN PARTITION, u
JArHARrNE SPA.

NATHARINR sPArHELF and Christian
" Spathslf. her: husband, who resids In the
county of Davidson in tha stats of Tsnuss-
sss and whose postofnls address Is Nashville,
in said county and State. will taks notice
that Blisabsth Rleahmau aud Heury Flssh-
man. her husband. did. on the 2lst day Of
February, AID. ts7s, dc theft petition in
the court Of common pleas of Monroa Coan.
~. Ohio. tbs object aud praysrofswnicR ~
to obtain partition Of the following described
real estate situate in Mopros Ceup ty.. unio,
being the lands Of which Gsorgs JACOB Stsiss
later died seissd, to wit;
The south half OF the southwest quartsf
Of settiou ll61 dftseu. township (6l six Of
range (6l sig, con aiming eighty aofss more
or lsssj also. . part.ef ths aorth~s,s Qpartvr
Of tbs, southwest ,Qusrtss Of same .ssetiou)
being RS twenty Ave acres OF Of tbs sonth
side VI said last mentioned tract; slso, two
roods aud fourteen rs chss OF ofathS west
side, Of the northeast quarter OF the south
west qrsrter Of SAID ssssion; cont aiuing IN
all one hundred and dvs acrs, more o. less. T
You are required to answer said petition
on or before thsi& i&jth day d apfil, a. D..
1879, tl.1 oh ~ $3.50 ,. esrtaAd
ia ls IS -sPAtG0s & RIG9Ssrdf OIL
+ Hssps4 rN, PkARjuN 4 DoHERTr, av9
fsi9i, Tsw7. Ats'ys for s'tfs I
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-25
killing Of Quail Prohibited.

F,llowing is copy Of the bill which
has passed both branches OF the Genera
Assembly, and is now Law. prohibiting
the killing or injuring OF quail, or Vir'
ginia partridge, or prairie chickens in
this State: @
To prevent the killing or injuring OF qnail. Of
Virginia partridge. and prairie chickens
SECTION. 1. Be IL enacted by the Gen
eral Assembly of The State of Ohio. That
whoever, in any place, catches, kills, or
Injuries, or pursues with such intent, any
qusil, or Virginia partridge, or prsirie
chicken, before the fifteenth day Of No
vember, one thousand eight hundred and
eighty, or disturbes or destroves the
eggs Of any such birds, shall be fined moi
more than thirty nor less than three dol
lars. or be imprisoned not m,re than
thirty days, or both.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after Its passage.
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} g.a.agi. .tg!,8 3
Administrative Sale.
DR. virtts Of "a order Of sale Issued BY the
IL Prsbsts, ,Cohrt Of .Munros County, 0hsos
and to me dirsctei. viii Offer Tor sale, a.
1,sb q Il st,a -

DR. virtts Of "a order Of sale Issued BY ths
IL Prsbsts, ,Cohrt Of .Munros County, 0hsos
and to me dirsctei. viii Offer Tor sale, a.
pnblic austis.n, on the -pfsmisss, en zs.pssss
Taesday, the 25th day Of March 1879. .
bstwssn the hetfs Of 10 o'slock .. m.ss1d {
O'Clock p M tbs following dsssHbsd real
estate, which WAS tbs property Of Charles
Cooper. deceased. subj .ct to tbs dover Of thu
widow, jane Coopsr, TO viii ~
A part Of ths northwest Quarter Of sslitoi
ten, in township six aui range seven. besir.
ming for the "a M on fhs east side Of the
Auskingnm Greek AZ astaks, three rolls or
thsrssbouts from the creek; thenes north tan
rods 10 Limestone; thsncs east OF parth
twenty two rods 70 tbs line Of Shsirack
King, thence west to the creek eleven ro,isb
thence with the chauns. Of the c.ssk down
OPPOSITE the place Of bssinnios; thence east
I rec rolls TO the place Of b.giuuins contsin-
ing one aud oue-haf acres. more or 10 8.
The dover estate of said lana Cooper In the
above described rsal .stxts ha, bseu ap.
praised at IS, yearly; TO sbs p ID duripa
her life, and is male . sharss on said real
estate. .. p. ~
Said real estate Is appraised. sutj .ot 10
said dowsr estate at Ss5. aud may sell for
two.thirds Of the said sp2rsisemsut,
TRRxs-cAsh In hsad "a confirmation Of
sale. 5t..t
IL BKyAN,
Admir- Of the estate Of Charles Cooper, dad.
fsb26, 6,'7sw4. ~ tvB fiss
sPRleas q DA,eos, .Att'ys nsass
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-25

HWhen the Warehouse at Bellaire
is opened to receive tobacco, which it
viii be before many days, it will not be
necessary for Ohio dealers to consign to
Baltimore commission houses, to be
stored at Bellaire, as commission house
will be established at Bellaire by Ohio
men Of first-class 6uancial standing -
Then II Baltimore men desire to handle
Ohio tobacco, let them deal directly with
the Bellaire house. That's business, and
no risk Of hypothecation is connected
there with
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-25
HThe condition OF Bayard Taylor

rThe condition of Bayard Taylor's
widow is pititul The Secretary Of State,
in urging Congress to appropriate a
years salary Of the Minister to her, gives
the reasons why, ltsppears that in Ber
lin furnished house is not to be had,
and Mr.. Taylor, when he went there as
Minister, had to hire house for term
OF years. and furnish it out of bis own
means. He furnished his official resi-
dence very handsomely, running in debt
Tor nearly everything. BY the German
law the lease terminates in six months
frcm time of death Of lessee Mrs. Tay-
lor is left so poor that she can not pay
the rent for the last quarter, nor for the
coming months until July. She is be-
sides unable TO pay the physicians who
attended her husband, or even bis funer-
al expenses. The Consul General has
paid the funeral expenses out Of his own
means, but expects reimbursement,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-25
,(New York Times J

Tie population of the Chinese Empire
is about 450,000,00 The handful ol
the lower. caste people who come over to
the United States are of no possible &C.
count to the Chinese Government, to the
Emperor, or TO those who rule at home,
It Is doubtful If their departure from
their native land would ever have heen
noticed iflheif presence had not furnish,
ed an excuse for complicating our rela-
,ions wiibsthe Government Of the Celes.
.ial Empire. Human life is cheap in
China. The life Of avagrant Chinaman
in foreign par 8 is nothing to his Govern.
ment. ~;
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Providing for Pensioners

The bill appropriating in all the sume
Of s26. 1852, 200 Tor payment OF arrears
of pension was passed the 18Th inst under
a suspension ot the rules BY voteofl1S
to 66. General Rice, who is always look
ing out for pensioners, had an amend
ment inserted cons'ruing section one OF
the act of January IS. 1880 as 70 ex
tend it 70 and include pensions granted,
b, special act Of Congress, unless such
special act ixes the rate and duration OF
the pension. The appropriation having
heen made It remains for the Ways and
Means Committee to provide the way to
raise the money.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-25

HF. G. Okey, on Monday had the
bad luck to step on rusty nail and il,
ran into the aide Of bis foot from the Of
fects Of which be is laid mp We furnish
him with Democratic exchanges to read
Noble County Press.
We suspect that the Democratic ex.
changes part OF the contract Is harder
on GAR. than his sore loot. He don't
yots that way.
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North Amerioan.Rspl

Before deciding to i've by borrowing,
as Secretary Sherman proposes, why not
spend little of the monev that We have
in the Treasury We are already paw
ing interest on S75,000,0o0 of bonds is.
sued Cor resumption purposes. and for
which we have received that amount in
cash that is lying idle in the Treasury.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-25

gThe candidates to be nominated
andeiected this year by the Democracy
of this county are: i
Representative, Auditor, Sheriff, Clerk,
Treasurer, Prosecuting Attorney, Recor-
der, Commissioner, lnSrmary Director.
Coroner and Surveyor A candidate for
the State Senate, to represent this Dis
trict, composed of Monroe. Guernsey
and q part OF Noble That Will be ar
ranged by the counties in Convention,
or otherwise, as may be agreed uroo.-
Monroe having held the position for
four years, will yield to the claims of
Noble and Guernsey and support any
good man they decide to run,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-25

~The Leaf Tobacco Association
meeting at Barnesville on-the 4th inst,
ought to resolve squarely in favor Of
giving the Bellaire arehouse fair trial
Any other course will be looked upon
with suspicion. by majority of dealers,
as being managed and directed by Bal.
timoie commission houses. The losses
suffered by Eastern Ohio dealers, for
three years past. through the rascally
actions, of Baltimore houses, should
cause a perfect storm OF condemnation
to, fall upon the head of any man who,
in defiance Of stern facts, dares to throw
q single obstacle in the way of the safety
of the tobaCco and money of Ohio deal.
ers. -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-25
INDIGESTION.

The main cause Of nervousness is indi
gestion, and that is caused bv weakness
Of the stomach. No one can have sound
nerves and good health without using
Hop. Bitters to strengthen the stom sch,
purify the blood, and to keep the liver
and kidneys active, to carry of all the
poisonous and waste matter OF the system
See other column,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-25

MARRIED On February 18Th, 1879
by JACKSON HAueHr. ESQ, of Jackson
township, Miss THEopooIA TusL to Mr.,
FRED c KEErrK,
On Feb 2lst 1879. by J. W SrRIcK.
LING Esq, of Wayne township, Miss
JANE DoueHERrY TO Mr.. WALTER R.
CRoNIs ,l. tfn
On Feb 17th, by Rev NJ MosEs, Miss
LIZZIE A. FuLroN to DR. J M. BolcE
On February 18th. 1879 by JoHx
Rue>EeaER Esq. OF Switzerland town
ship, Miss MARY E. DAVIS to Mr.. FRANK
L CASE.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-25

cT Petitions are pouring into the
House OF Representatives for the pas
sage of law for local option in the sale
of intoxicating liquors They are being
piled up 40 fast around the Chairman Of
the Committee on Temperance,tbst there
is danger Of that individual becoming
entirely enveloped bv them. unless there
is a let up soon on the part Of petition
ers.-State Journal
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-25

Chicago-Feh. 2r-The Drove,s
Journal reports -HogsAChoice b, avy
8 9o@4 25c; medium 9 60@3 85c i;
ligh, Sc; lower, al s 75@S IS, caieny al
S3 So
Cattle-Market strong and active /;
shipping at 4 20@5 sOc; feeders ard
stockers lower at 2 S0@3 soc; Ihich-
ers' stock Fl, m and higher: cows 2 20@
3 Zoe; dull at 8 Soc; steers 2 500
4 90. "A $50 ~, .s
Sheep-Market steady at 3 7C@5 IS.
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New a, Aaversiseunea,s.

SHORTS Flour was offered here last
week 1t a, 30 per barrel.
Regular session Of the County Com
missioners next Monday, March Sd.
MraASJ. MrRr,, OF sunsbury town
ship, has moved to haclede county, Mo-
A protrscted meeting in The Antioch
ME- Church resulted in 80 accessions
70 The church.
We publish ., letter from q Kansas
Democrat this week, that is worthy Of .
csreful pefusal.
Mn. WAaaEs HoELtsfrR, Of Bridge
port, Belmont county, was In town on
business last week. scLcass
Township Treasurers received last
week $50, ,lsl,s or that amount about
90 per cent is school fund usf
Flour made from white wheat ss@5
80; red winter wheat - 25@4 40 pei
barrel IN the Wheeling market
The Democrpiic Central COMMITTEES
meets on Saturday, March let, instead
oS The lth, as announced last week.
The County Commissioners meet to
DAY, Tuesday, to receive the jail from
shesconzactors they having fiuished it
A smart, but very young politician
not a thousand miles nom here, insists
THAI Senator THuRMAH 10 the author o
the Resumption Act
ALBEIT SrEwARf. Of tins county, hs'
been pardoned ont Of the penisen,iasy
he had served about three years ant
had about nine months to remain ~ Ma
rte5fa Kues
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-25

BoYs, Tsr THrs "A and D buy 100
acres Of land together at e5 per acre,
and pay equal sums Of money. A says
to b: .Giye me my choice, and We will
divide the land 90 that when divided my
part will cost me IS cents per acre more
than yours" How many acres had each
man, and what did It cost them per acre
Prove it e~i
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PROBLEMS AND ANSWERS.

No $50 feet.
No. 6-A tree is So feetshigh, 3 feet 8
inches in circumference at the top, and 1
feet 1 inches ct the root The mean cir.
cumference 10 4 feet, the humber OF coils
of rope around the tree is II Then we
baye II right angled triangles with a
base Of 4 feet and perpendicular Of 8
feet, the hypothenuse OF which is 5 feet,
and II times 5 feet are go feet the length
OF rope. y SsRfst s@ss ss g.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-25

New YOrk-Feh. 81 -Beeves--
Exclusive Of lew poor mixed cows,
heifers, stags and oxen, which sold at 2
Csc ;and a few picked fancy steers.which
retailed at l04c the extreme range wss
S3@loac. .,,s ..-se (
Sbeep-Trade was rather slow and
prices were barely sustained OF 53@6c;
tor ordinary to best, with majority Of
sales a, 5a@5ac. lsaes q'ss
Hogs-Two cars poor Ohio alive at
3 So; fair to good nominaly4 4 40.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-25
cxA farmer bv the name Of Eli Pat.

wA farmer By the name IF Eli Pat
terson, met with a serious accident on
the farm Of Mr.. Evan Plumlyj on last
Friday morning Mr. Patterson was
driving team hitched to q sled. when
the horses become frightened and started
to run, and while he was end.avoring to
check the horses the tongue broke and
be was thrown OF the sled, falling be.
tween the two cross pieces Of the sled
and dragged considerable distance. The
left thigh bone was badly broken and
many other serious injuries ilf cted.--
His recovery is considered doubtful
Baraesville Cor. Belmont Chronicle, 2Oth
snsk -. ]. s. .nH
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-25

N Persons having deeds for real es
tate not transferred, viii ilnd It to their
interest to attend TO the matter before
the FIRST Of April next, as the abstract
required by law to be furnished the ap.
praisers OF real estate, win be taken
from the Duplicate Of 1879, and 1t is i'm.
portant that each tract or lot or land
should appear in the name of the true
owner.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-25
Geo, Jacob Steiglatcrs VIII.

hIUTICk is herebv given that the last VIII
IN and Testament Of George Jacob Steisla-
ter, late Of Monroe county, Ohio. deceased,
together with ths record thereof, Was de-
s,royed by ere on the 18th day Of june, 1857, !,
and that duly certified copy Of rad Will
was supplied and admitted to record in tho
Probate Court of said Monroe county, on ths
9Th day Of February, 1873, and recorded
thereius
7s3 JAS r. MORRIS,
febl1. 1.'7sw5. Probate Judge n c, o.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-25
~Wm Watson. ex Inspector of ~

~Wm, Watson, ex Inspector of To.
bacco, is now doing what be can to talk
down the Tobacco Warehouse, if we
may Judge from his interview published
in the Columbus Democrat The Legis
lature should not be in hurry to de-
clare the Warehouse q failure because
Mr.. Watson had nothing to do. The
conditions are now more favorable -
Let Mr., Atkinson try it awhile, and We
think the business may improve.-Bsu
airs Iadependent.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-25

RTLoss to Ohio dealers such as were
caused by the failures Of B F Hook &
co.. snd WILI1AN LAMrrNat& Co, not
only embarrasses the dealers whose to-
bacco they sacrificed, but they cause the
raisers to suffer. Dealers. BY shipping
to the Warehouse, viii protect both
themselves ani their customers, the rails
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-25

H&After the experience Ohio dealers
10 tobacco have hsd with B r.. Hook d
Co., and WM LAxPma 4 Co, Baltimore
commission men, is Il reasonable to sup
pose, for moment, that they will continue
70 consign any part Of their tobacco to
Baltimore parties in preference TO Q
sound establishment, financially and every
other wsy, q Bsllairei We think not.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-25

Eg Mr. MOONEY, President OF the B.
Il S w. Railway Co has returned from
the East. where he has been working up
negotiations for the sale OF the bonds OF
the road. The progress is necessarily
slow, but he has succeeded in inducing
some leading dealers 10 come soon and
examine the road. The outlook Is re.
garded as quite encouraging.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-25

D~We are sorry to learn that some Of
our tobacco merchants lost quite serious
ly by the failure of Lamping & Co.. in
Baltimore few weeks ago.-Messrs. NJ.
Il A. j. Moore will loose about $500,
Blrnev Slender about the same smonnt,
and Go. Rogers and Rogers & Clark
about S70O.- Wetsel Co., West va.
Messenger.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-25

sYWe saall scratch the names Of ct
least twenty OF our subscribers. Who re-
side outside OF this county, Oh our
hooks, II We don't hear frsss them soon.
II You have no money, gentlemen. please
write rs the state OF your hsslth; We are
anxious to hear something concerning
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-25

~ JoHx HISS third term in the Pen
itentisry expires next Friday, the 2sth
inst. sJoHx was sent for three years
from Guernsey county the last trip.-
Another charge Of horse Stealing, from
the same county, is awaiting the expira-
ton OF his present term. fs'ssss
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-25
Bear IL IN Mind.

Never GO where you are not wanted.
If any one wants YOU TO come to his
place OF business. he will invite you
through an advertisement II is wrong
TO intrude on anv privacy
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-25

HH. P. HUBBARD's Advertising
Agency At New Haven Conn !, il one Of
che best 10 the country. Publishers re-
ceiving orders from HuBsARp are cure
to receive their pay according to con.
tract. sSs-s 80
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-25

@A report has gained some circu-
lstion that the papers here refused to
publish the platform adopted by the
Greenbackers at Graysville some weeks
ago. The report is conspicuously mex
act. In the first place we have never
seen the platform, and In the second
place we would cheerfully publish it. as
II doubtless contains what we have call.
ell for through The SPIRIT: an authori-
tative statement of what the new party
seeks, and the means it proposes to EN-
ploy. Il s,ia -,
Furthermore We will publish calls for
meetings, or any other matter Of local
interest for the Greenbackers, or for any
other party.
P. S-Platform received and will be
found else where on this page.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-25
County Omcers.

REWe are requested to announce
that protracted meeting will commence
Ia the Christian Church, on Jackson's
Ridge, on the night of March 18th, and
continue one week. Elder W. o THoM-
son, Of Graysville, will occupy the pull
pit.
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Reward Of Merit.

The q 5 Government has given moi
only to Dr. Prices Cream Baking Pow.
der, but to his Special Flavoring Ex.
tracts, the preference, and large quaint.
ties are shipped to its military posts.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-25

EThe Pliladelphia Times puts the
whole question Of the ciphers and dis.
puted Presidency in these few lines:
The fact ia established that the Presi
dency was for sale and that it was sold.
Friends or emisssries of Mr.. Tilden
tried to buy it, and failing to raise the
means, because their chief would not au.
thorize the paytnentof the money price
demanded, there was no sale Friends
or emissaries of Mr. Haves tried to buy
1t, and succeeded, The Returning Board
people could not get money from Mr.
Tilden, so they demanded the equivalent
in patronage from Mr, Hayes, and they
got it Il was agreed that they should
be provided for IL the stolen goods were
delivered. Mr.. Hayes is now in posses
sion of the plunder, and has been faith.
ful to The disreputable promises made in
his behalf.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-25
WWe are much pleased to learn til,

~We are much pleased to learn tina,
Frank Atkinson will accept the position
Of Tobacco Inspector At Bellsire. Ship.
perai in this county should send at leas,
portion Of their tobacco to him. The
recent experiences with Baltimore Com.
mission men are lessons that our ship
pers would do well to heed Send your
tobacco to Bellaire and give it fair trial
Noble County Press
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-25

WH r. ,xAsoH and J.W. HAWKINS
win hold q Murphy Temperance Meet
ing at Brownsville, on Saturday evening,
March lst, and on Sunday the I'd at II
o'clock, and also Sunday night.