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A Handsome Income for an. Ener.
getic Lady or Gentleman.

The Ohio Scale Works Of Cincinnati
have just patened and are now introdu.
cling to the public Handsomely finished
Family Scale, an article that has always
been-needed in every household, and in a
communication addressed to the publish
ers of this paper the proprietors ask US
to refer them 10 some reliable party, to
introduce it for them 10 the, people OF
this County. 1t is very seldom that q
new article steps so suddenly into univer-
sal favor. Housekeepers are loud in. its
praise, it is always ready, there are no
weights to getlost or to be hunted up, is
reliable, and will not get out Of order.
TIE description of them is hands me
base surmounted by column in which
works spiral spring so scientifically al
justed as to weigh anythingap to twelve
pounds with perfect accuracy, on the top
ofthe column is the platform on which
the articles to be weighed are placed, and
they have an adjustable indicator so tha t
you can take the tare OF any vessel you
may use in weighing, giving you the
exact net weight Housekeepers at once
see their value in weighing fruits. sugars
and other ingredients used in preserving.
cooking etc., or in testing the weights OF
purchases from others. @
The Scales are made of Brass, are
highly published and are finished in q
skillfulmanner, They are very aitrac
tive and take The eye of every one who
sees them.
1t seems to US that nearly every family
in this county will want one. and is Ger
tainly a,rare opportunity for some smart
and energetic party to pick up quite 0
nice little income during the next few
months. The Company has agents in 9th
er counties who are easily making from
$5 90 to S6 90 per day selling them, and
we would recommend parties in need Of
employment to dropathe OHIO SCALE
WORKS, No 125 and l27 Central Ave.
nue., Cincinnati, O., Postal Card, and
all Information etc., will be cheelfully
given them by mentioning our paper.
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EF There was quite number OF per-
sons In town last week, from Sardis and
vicinity, who were called here as wit
nesses. before the Probate Court, in the
matter of the application OF A q. and
A. r BRIDeEMAN for the appointment
of a guardian for their father, john II
BRIDaEMAN. The hearing of the appli
cation was begun on Wednesday the
26th ult and continued until about nine
o'clock on the evening of the 2Sth, when
the evidence was closed, and the case
adjourned, for argument, until Monday,
the 3lst ult.
The application was made on the
ground Of imbecilty, arising from old
age, and want OF sufficient capacity to
manage and control his business affairs
The old gentleman is 81 years Of age,
and is somewhat crippled in his legs,
but he attended the hearing regularly
every day. and watched the proceedings
with good deal Of interest. Qaite q
number Of his neighbors, who had
known him for years, and who had
transacted more or less business with
him during the last four years, testified
that he was all right in his mind, and, as
far as they could see, capable of trans
acting his business; while others thought
bis mind was unsound. There we're
some rather difficult questions raised,
during the hearing. as to the introduc.
ton of testimony; but Judge WALTON
seemed to understand himself, and bis
rulings were made with promptness. and
his reasons always fully stated.
The decision of Judge WALTON i:
watched with a great deal of interest
Messrs. HUSrER & MALLORY ani
SPRIGas & DRIGes appeared for the ap
plicants, and Messrs HoLLIsrER & HoL
LISTER and OKEY & OKEY for john H
BRIpGEMAN f94s ~
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Each Supervisor having hrst bssn sworn by
a Justice of the Peace. Notary Publie,or other
officer author zed 10 administer oaths, .sthat
he is legal voter of said township, and
that he will correctly aud faithfully conduct
said election, protect it against all frauds aud
unfairness, carefully and truly canvass all
the votes cast thereat, and return the same
according to the call Of the Democratic Cen.
trail Committee Of Monroe County Ohio. and
tho provisions of the primary election law
shall then iesll apou the Democratic electors
present at the pclls. and possessing the quail
ioations of persons entitled to vote under
this notice. TO choosv two judges of elections
and TWO clerks to assist in receiving and
taking account of the votes cast, 70 each ct
whom shall be administered the same oath as
has already been taken by the Supervisor.
The Judges and Clerks shall then proceed
as 10 general elections, to receive the votes,
hear challenges, examine parties challenged
unjer oath, and conduct said elections under
the provisions Of the primary-elect on Law. r
The following resolution Of tho Central
Committee defines the qualifications Of vo-
ters:
RESOLVED, That men who supported the
Democratic State ticket at the preceding gen.
eral election, except such as have since left
the Democratic party, or attached themselves
to some other political organization; men
known to be members Of the Democratic
party; Democrats Who move into the county
and will be legal voters at the next general
election; young men known to be Demon ats
who will be of age in tim to vote at the
next general election, and Democratic for
eigners who ayibe entitled TO naturaiiza-'
tion papers in time to vote at the next gens~
raj election, shall be entitled to vote.
1t is made the duty Of Supervisors to see
that this resolution is carried into complete
effect, and to conduct said election fairly and
Fimpart ally. s s
In case a Supervisor appointed Ia not pres,
eut to ope the polls, any Democratic elsetor
Of the township may be chosen to act ~
The following is the resolution providing
for the return of the poll books aud tally
sheets: 5Eiz sT'Ggfa
RssoLvED, That the Supervisor and Judges
of the Convention; endorse the name of the
new Central Committeeman on the back Of
the returns. and that the new Committeeman q
return the poll-books aud tally Sheets duly
certified and sealed up, and at 4 O'clock on
Monday, June 9, they shall meet in the oour,
house in WoodsDeld, elect a Chairman and
Secretary from their nun Der, and proceed to
| canvass the returns and announce the result
By order of the Democratic Central Com-
mittes of Monroe Co inty. Ohio.
j. T. DOUGHERTY,
Chairman Dem Central Committee.
W. H. BoorH, Sscretary,
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The findings in the FITz JOHN PORTER
case, by The court of inquiry, are in his

favor.
REPUBLICAN papers and leaders say,
that il the laborers and mechanics of
the United States can not compete in
the smallness OF wages with the Pagan
Chnee, they had better get out of the
way. Very considerate, that, for the
American working man.
ProusLY speaking we cannot find one
single pole cat left in Belmont county
Their hides are all on the way TO Europe
to be manufactured into furs for the
nobby folks Of that country. They are
welcome to them at one dollar per cat.
Belmont Chronicle
"DUCKING, kicking, beating, black
eyes and other marks Of cruelty"-at
Longview Asylum. "Some action look.
ing to the reorganization Of Longview
Asylum is imperatively demanded. y
That Is the unanimous opinion Of the in
vestigating committee State Journal.
DAsTARDEr SHooTINa.-About mid
night Of the 17th, man on horseback
rode up to the fence that encloses the
residence of Lewis Kirkbride, in Center
Township, and deliberately fred bull
let through the window. The snimus o.
the shooting is shown by the fact tha
the would be murderer knew exactly the
position ofthe bed occupied in the room
into which be fired, and which is occu
pied by Mr. Kirkbride, as the shot wa.
fired through the window at such al
angle as to strike near the head of th,
bed fortunately, beyond soaring
couple of children who were sleeping il
the room, Mr.. Kirkbride happened tt
be away from home that night, an(
shattering apane of glass, no damage
was DONE Noble Co. Republican, 27t
Hn
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Unwhole some Food.

BY the unnatural combination nv ie.
norant persons, for baking powders, the,
render the food very indigestible, as the
sbemicsl action in the stomach prevents
their being digestsd DR.. Prices Cream
Baking Powder is prepared by the sppli.
cation Of scientific principles, forming .
perfect powder.
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Arrival of New Goods at f. Reefs.

Arrival of New Goods at f. Reefs.
Watches, Ladies' and Gents chains,
charms of every description, new pattern
of Sleeve Buttons, Ear drops and Neck
chains, solid gold cameo, real Amethyst,
Topaz and Imitation Diamond Rings.
At extremely low prices. All are in
vited to call and examine my stock.
FRITZ REEF,
March 20, 1879. Woodsfeld, 0.
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i pno.,
MARBLE WORKERS,

WHEELING, W. VI
Monuments, Tombs, Headstones, &c., con-
stantly on hand aud furnished to order.
Having made arrangements with leadin,
firm in Scotland. We are able to furnish all
kinds of work ID GRANITE at the lowest
possible prices. aprl,'79.
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rwThe Booth fee hin which has bee,

EET The Booth fee bill which has been
adopted by both houses OF the Legisla
ture, makes reduction of 10 per. cen,
in the salaries Of the county officers
hereafter elected in this county. The
law does not apply to the salaries OF the
present incumbents
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-04-01

EThe Democracy In tue several
towaships'of this county ought to select
their' very best nen fps Land AppraisI
ers. and nominate them on Saturday.
June 7lh, the day Of the Nominating
Convention. When the Convention tick.
cts are printed leland Appraiser will be
pridted on them, and blank space left
on which to write the name of the can
dldate., .,.rs n.AG ~ haf-ss,.lea gIirIi
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fellowship Assessors
IN MONROE CO., OHIO,

TOWNSHIP ASSESSORS will meet at the
j Auditors ONCE in Woodsdsld April "a,
1879 to receive their blanks, and iustruc-
t!ons that shall tend to uniformity in the
present a. certificate from the township
Clerk. that he assessor} his bean qualified
I si'a assa ~ ie n. H0EFFLER, s,
mch25,'19. Auditor NJ. C o..
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GB We are authorized to announce that
John r. Spriggs. will be candidate for
reelection to the Office of Prosecuting Attor-
ney; subject to the decision of the Democratic
Convention.
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Spring Millinery Goods.

Spring Millinery Goods.
Mrs. GOODRICH has just received
new and fresh stock of Spring Millinery
Goods. consisting in part Of the latest
styles Of Ladies' and Children's Hats,
Flowers, Trimmings, Ornaments, DC,
which she will sell cheap. Call and see
them.
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DRESS MAKING,
Rooms Above Jones' store.

MISS F. A JONES
HAS just received a new supply Of Spring
Ill Patterns for Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren, and solicits the patronage of the ladies
Of Woodsfsld and vicinity. She is prepared
TO DO FIRST CLASS WORK.
Also, cut and ft for those who desire to have
them made elsewhere,
Patterns Of all styles for sale--sprl, ,'79m?.
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Cincinnati,

March 27--FIour4 40a5 25; Wheat |
GOAL 05, Corn 36 Sic; Oats 27a30a:
Rye 56c: Barley 9Sal OF = ~ G =, /, &.
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sg0wings to the lheayyLraini fall on
Saturday morning the polls of the town
ship convention werc not openedluntil I
O'Clock, but Notwithstanding that fact,
1l5 votes were poied and i good ticket,
from top 70 bottom, nominated,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-04-01

Ed SPIRIT: Announce The name OF
Daniel Npuhart, Sr. of Center town.
ship, rs candidate for Auditor: subject to the
decision of the Democratic County Convention
fn MANY DxMoCRATs.
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PAINTING and dGRAINING.

A. M. SCALES, the old Painter OF
Frame Brothers Carriage Manufsctory Bapes-
vile, hes opened = shop in Bealisville. Chic.
BE is prepared TO execute all kinds of Paint
ing and Grainipg in the best style. Painting
Carriages and Bugges speciality. as
iec25, Tins. es. ~. .issl .-s..,.s.s s, S..,
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Chicago.

March 27-Flour A 00a5 co.; Wheat
95al 02; Corn 32a37c; Oats 2lc; Rye
45a47c; Barley 724c
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Might Apply TO WoOdsfield.
Burlington Hawkeye.]

1t is coming on time for new fish sto-
ries, and the reliable old liars who have
lain dormant all winter may now feel at
liberty to step to the front and be weigh
ed for the first dash.
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EyThe law regulating the printing Of
The names Of candidates on election lick,
cts is decidedly plain. Where tickets
have printed on them the names Of per
sons not nominees or the'party, Judges
of Elections are required to count the
regularly nominated, ticket and TO, pot
count any other names upon II, except
they 1,e 'writtengs sssNass Nsiiass
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Fish.

The best quality of Mackerel, White
Fish and Lake Herring, by. the half bar
rel, quarter barrel, kit or pound at the
lowest cash price at SCHUM ACHER'S
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Ed SPIRIT Announce the name of
Dr. j % shOuse, Of Sunsbury township,
as candidate for Audivot, subject to the de-
cision of the Democratic County Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS
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WHITE FISH,

Mackerel and Lake Herring by the half
barrel, quarter barrel, kit or pound at
the lowest CASH PRICE at CLARK'S.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET,
DEMOCRATS, READ!
Put Your Best Men Forward, An
ElAcf Thar,, fn Evorr Tnxv,~e.,.,~

Put Your Best Men Forward. Ana
Elect Them In Every Township
The following is the Republican pro-
gramme sent to the managers of that
party, for the Spring elections. The
Democrats in Monroe County should
make note ofit,and abandon the practice
ofleainga Republican slip in here and
there over the county. Fight them with
their own weapons: W x
OHIo REPUBLICAN, COMMITTEE RooMs.l
CotuMBus, Feb ,uary IL, 1879.
DEAR SIR: We desire to call your at
tention to the approacbing spring elec.
lions. II we are successful in selecting
the local officers in April it will have o
good effect upon the approaching State
canvass. II, upon the other hand, the
Democrats, under the pretense tina,
politics shoul,i net enter into local elec.
tions, succeed in defeating our candidates
in Republican precincts, it will demoral
ize our forces and diminish our strength
We therefore desire to urge npon you
/ the Importance ofseeing that good men
are nominated at our caucuses, and that
| they are elected in April.
The Legislature to he elected at the
next Stateielection will have to choose q
United States Senator. which increases
itsimportance. In order, therefore, thai
the Republicans may have fair chance al
the polls, weurge you to look we'll to the
election Of your Trustees, that you may
be fairly represented on the Board oi
Judges of Election. ~
tits your duty to paw special attention
10 the election Of candidates for the
Legielatufe.t As the time for putting
candidate in the field will soon be upon
yon, you should begia to casl about yor
for the best aud strongest men for thai
office. ,Canvuss the matter ihareughly.
Putyour best men forward. Respectfully
| j S ROBINSON, Chairman.
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ED SPIRIT: Announce the name OF
Philip Schumacher, Jr,. of Center
township, as candidate for Auditor; subject
to the decision of the Democratic County CON
vention s,E,r MANY DEMOCRATS.
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EEIf you want the news of Monroe
County, the general news of Importance,
late market reports, subscribe for The
SPIRIT. TERMs.-Oneyear 81 80; six
months 7J cents. Office. North of The
Monroe Bank
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wThe stockhoiders q the Woods.
Held Building Association viii hold q
meeting 70 elect oiacers on Saturday,
May sdsf.iyss s las
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gMrv JoHs Pool has ret.rned ll from
West Va, to this place and is prepared
TO paint dwellingssbarus and sother bull
dings at fair rates See advertisement.
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ORANGES,

Dates, Figs, Bananas, Lemons, Canned
Fruits, Pared Dried Peaches and Groce-
ries at CLARKS. ne.
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BUSIN ESS MOTTO ES.
Garden Seeds, Garden Seeds!

MRS WAY has Landreths' Garden
Seeds for sale. They are the best, fresh
est and cheapest in this market. Call
and examine them
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
REPRESENTATIVE.

We are authorized to announce that
Hon. Henry Many will be candidate
for reelection to. the Office of Representative
in the General Assembly: subject to the decis-
ion of the Democratic Convention.
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EJoNArHAN SHupE, former resi-.
dent d Antioch, ibis county, died in
Bellaire ten days sinces { His remains
we're inferred at his old home ID this
county.
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xeEFxiENp WiILiAnsoN, the man who,
shot ALoHzo WILSON, was taken from
Jail one day last week and baptized by
Rev. EZRA BARKER
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Tue lotioWIng genlIemeu attended tne
meeting:
Geo S Cerner. Malta: r A. Lam
bert, Morgan county; r. B Day, Mas.
terton; j. W Beard, Batesville; R C.
Miles. Somerton; j. Slender, New Mar
tinsvile W. Va: S. Hoge, Somerton
John Bradfeld, VIM Reel, and John
Wisener, Barnesville; C s. Eherlee, Ca
lais; NJ j. O'Neal. West Va; John
G-amlich. Miltonshurg; Peter Dorr,
Miltonshurg Jshn C Morrey, Chester
Hill; Geo. Ketterer, Woodsfeld. and
Others, 81. taAAg hna 1arnaIs n
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wLet every Democrat In, Center
township attend the election on next
Monday, the 9Th inst.
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Ed. SPIRIT: Announce the name Of
John s. Holiday. of Green township, as
a candidate for Auditor; sabiect to the decision
of the Democratic County Convention. si q
aiifR eaastA- a4ffl MANY DEMOCRATS. :.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

st. LOuis-March 27.-Hogs-
Workers aud Baltimores 3 45a3 rs !;
packing 8 35a3 IS; butchers 10 lancy
3 Toad
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Ed. >PIRIT: Announce the name Of
August Meyer. of Benton township, as a
candidate for Auditor; subject to the decision
of the Democratic County Convention. :.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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BaltilA

March 81 Flour 3 50a6 rs; Wheat ]
1SaI IA; Corn 4oA44c; Oats3la32c;;'
Bye 57a59cs ~ 0'a y
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sHERIFF.

ED. SPIRIT: Announce William
Read az candidate for denomination to the
Office of Sheriff; subject to the decision Of the
Democratic County Convention. $50
sz5,,s...f MANY DEMOCRATS
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ESubscribers TO THE SPIRIT who
c6.nge their post-pfHce address this
Spring are requested to notify us. in or.
der that we may forward their papers
promptly: x..,,
ERA few Republicans about town
boosted on Saturdayzthsts they would de-
feat the ticket put in aomination by the
Democrah1 There itis. gentlemen. de.
feat it il you can.
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Antioch Circuit.

The Antioch Circuit during the pre-
vious and current conference years, un-
der the pastoral care Of Rev. j. E GAR.
RET, has been greatly strengthened A
new and commodious church was erect.
ed about year ago in Antioch and paid
for.ss During ahetwot years. referred to
there have been about $50 conversions
and accessions to the church. Religious
literature has been extensively circulated,
the new Hymual introduced, claims for
ministerial support well responded to,
and, indeed few charges, if any, are in.
better condition at present.
The Quarterly meeting recently held
at Moffi.t's4 will no, soon be forgotten.
Every interest was represented, and the
force, unanimity spirituality of the
officially and membership bespeak a still
better future for the church within the
bounds of this charge.
| --------->< <----
Qualifications of Voters at Elections.
The act Of February 27,'1S7S, (Ohio
Laws, vol 70, PIP Is, l6, III provides
that."no person shall be permitted TO
vote, at any election unless he shall, have
been an actual resident Of the State for
one one year next preceding the election. an
actual resident of the county for thirty
| days next preceding the election, and an
actual resident of the township, incorpo-
rated village, or ward of city or will
age for twenty days next preceding the
election at which such person shall offer
to voie.r An exceptionis is made In ia.
vor of the "head of family who may
remove from one ward Of q city into an.
other ward of the same Such persons,
ne otherwise qualified. are entitled to
vote without reference TO the time they
may have resided in the ward where they
ofYefto vote. s~% sesi
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NOTICE.
-

A MBErlNG. of the stockholders Of thu
IA woodsasld B1:Iding Association will b
held at the court hoase In Woedsfeld, on
Saturday. Mdy 8, 1879. =, = I
at Z o'clock p. M, for the pa rpose Of elsotinl
Directors for said Assoetation. ''''
By orderof Com nittee.
.,..as -ee<.s nh Al. PEARSON.
s,,e,t,.zV3 y. r, briggs.
~ w. T. NORRIS.
Dated April 1 !, is1s-td. { ,'ea
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New York.

March 27-Flour 8 25a5 10: Wheat
93al Is: Corn 43a46c: Oats 33a
36c Rye 50a60c; Barley 45c
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lNFIRMARY DlREcroR.

Ed. SPIRIT: Announce the name oi
f.. J. Wlageie of jackson township,sas 4
candidate Tor ! Inirmsry Director; subject IA
the decision of the Democratic County Goa.
vention. MANY DEMocRATs. s
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WooasaeId stock Market.
March 3l-Cattle 2a3c per pound !;
Sheep 3a4u per pound. Hogs 2a24c per
pound gross.
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z rarrnefs Vim do ven 10 have moth
ing whatesef 10 do With { couple of
chaps engaged in, selling. bohemian
Hulless OATS, They and their oats are
huIless hu1sbups sssss IA = sip
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Ed, SPIRIT: Announce the name of
william II. Willix0n, of Wayne ,awn-
ship. as candidate for Auditor; subject to the
decision of the Democratic County Ccnven-
ton. MANY DEMOCRATS.
%ai slfGEE x FsFf5 ace 7 f{;ftl
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ED. SPIRIT. sAnnounce the name u
Matthew Moore. Of Malaga township q
a candidate for Commissioner; subject to the
decision of the Delnooratic uounty Conveutien,
h sifs1sss0 MANY DEMOCRATS,