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IlOp Bstfers are the Pureat aDl
Best Billefa ever made. Is

Rest Blllefs ever NADER
They are compounded from Hops Blu
chu, Mandrake; and Dandelion---the
oldest, BEST and most valuable med cinss
in the world aud contain oil the beat and
most curative properties Of all other BIT
ters being the greatest, Blood Further
Liver Regulator, and Life and Health
a.storing Agent on earth. No disease o.
i'll health can possibly long exist whsr.
'ect are their operations.
They give new lie and vigor to the
aged and innrm. To oil whose employ ]
ments cause irregulArity Of the bowels o.
arinary organs, or who require an Appe-
tiser, Tonic or mild Stimuiant, these Bit
tsrs are invaluable, being highly csrativs
ionic and stimulating, withoul intoxi
csting.
No matter what your feelings or symp-
toms are, what the disease or ailment is
nse Hop Bittsrs. Don't wait until you
are sick, but II you only feel bad OF mise
rable, use the Bitters 1t once. II may
save your life., Hnudrcds have been
saved BY so doing. $500 q viii BE-
paid for . case they win not cute or help
Do not suffer Yourself or iet you'
friends suffer, but use and urge them tc
use Hop Bittsrs. 49,
Remember. Hop Bitters Is no vile, drug
ged, drunken nostrum. bat the Purest and
Best Medicine ever made; the .InvAlid's Z
Friend aud Hope" and no person .,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-03-04

EThe County Commissioners met
on the 25th ult aud received the new
Jail from the contractors The total
amount paid HAYS & BURRoUeHs, the
contractors was S7,45S,SO This total
includes el2 for extra work, netincluded
in the contract. i
JAMES MYERS was allowed 8i6,5 so for
recording and plattiog re.survey OF Clar'
ing,on Corporation. JOHN NORRIS s2e
81 for stoning Steed hill road. County
Agricultural Society, State fund, S12s
90 JAMES ELLswoRrH s5 for .rough
casting arches in Jail. NJ. HoErFLER
s525, part salary as Auditor Tor the yea
1888
Adjourned
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A Help to the Republicans.
Nov York Tribune--Republio.n.I

New York Tribune-Kepnblican.J
THE National party intends to keep
its organizations alive till the next Presi.
Dental election. II possible This is q
desirable scheme, and no Republican will
stand in The wsy Of its success. wheth.
er the Democrats oppose it by coming
out Tor honest money, or fall in With il
by consenting to attack the banks, the
result will be the same, easy Republican
success The National movement al.
ways has been, and always will be. . help
to the Republicans By demoralizing the
Democrats and dividing their vote +"
The Greenbsck party is the one refer
red to In the above How many Demo.
Gratis can be found in Monroe county
who will aid such movement to damage
their own party FOR the benefit Of the
Republican pasty' Very few can be
hoodwinked into anything OF that kind,
and that i the real object Of the Repob'
licsn founders Of the organisation.
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Prot. Tees Weather Predictions.
FOR MARCH 1879.

lst to 3rd, CLOUDY and threatening,
With local rain and snow storms: Bird to
9th. clear or fair; 9th to Sth, ending in
clouding, threatening weather. with heavy
and severe storms in places; 9th and
10th, clear or fair; 11th to l4th, cloud
ing and threatening weather, with local
rain or snow storms; 14th to 18th, clear
or clearing; 10th to Goth, ending In
cloudy, threatening weather, with heavy
and severe storms in places; Goth to 22d.
clear or fair: 23rd to 26th, clouding and
threatening. ending with local storms
26th to 2Sth, clear or fair; 29;h to 3ls,,
clouding. threatening weather, with heavy
and severe storms about 3lst. The
warmer days will be about lst, 7ih, 18Th
10Th, 25th and 3lst TIE cooler DAYS
will be about 3d. oh, 18th. 81 st and a6, h
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-03-04
That's Right.
Cambridge News.]

We are informed by the post master
Of Sarahsville that Mr.. Anthony Smith
has not lived there for two years and
that we would better not send bis paper
longer That post master ought to know
that the government furnishes material
for him to notify newspapers of truant
subscribers, and that if he fails to make
such notification, be, himself, is respon-
sible Tor the subscription. We will there
fore look to said P NJ for e6 now due.
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Ntp 90bertiss1ntnts,
Probate Notice.

"A CC0UNrS and vouchers have been aled in
n the Probate Court Of Monroe County.
Ohio, for settlement, by the following Ad-
ministrator and Guardians:
Second partial account Of w. ". Cleveland
Guardian Of the estate of J. n. W. McPher-
son. s
Fifth and final account Of James o. Amos
Guardian OF the estate OF Andrew Carney.
Fifth and final account Of Samuel Gilmore
Guardian Of the estate of John Baker.
First partial account of Nathaniel Fl. Eddy
Administrator Of the estate of Isaac Eddy.
ANY person interested may hle written
excspt ptions 10 said accounts, o. any item there
Of. on or before the 2sth day. Of March
next, when the same will be finally heard and
continued from. day to day until disposed Of,
B. <. WALTON,
mch4, ,'7sw3. Probate Jud se N. c. o.
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~A gentleman who said he was from
Monroe county, went into the store of a
prominent merchant in town last Mon.
day and asked him to change ten dollar
bill. The man was 10 very great hurry,
but the merchant accommodated him.
After be left, the bill was discovered TO
be counterfeit The young man had
better return and 6x the matter or said
prominent merchant will Investigate.
There is clue.-Bellaire Leader 18th
ult.
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Administrators Sale.


OY virtue Of an order Of sale issasa y I'D
d Probate Court OF usaros Coanfys oDes
and to me directed. will Offer for ss's, -
public auction, on ths:pssaisss, %
Tuesday, The 25fA day Of xarch 1879.
bstvesn the hours Of 10 o'clock .. q. ssd Z
o'clock p m the following dsssfiosA reAs
estate, which was the property Of Chssiss
Cooper. deceased, subjsct TO the dover of the
widow Jane Cooper. 10 Wit: A a,..frw
A part Of the northwest quarter OF ssciien
ten, in township six and range seven. begin
ming for tue ssns on The east side OF Sue
Huskingum Creek at stake, three roas or
thsfsabouts from the creek; thence uorth ten
rods to q limsstons; thence east, OF north
twenty two rods 70 the line OF shadsask
King, thence west to the creek eleven rode;
thence with the chsnne. Of the erssk down
opposite the place Of BEGINNING; thsncs east
turss rods to the plsce Of beginning. eoafaln-
| ing one aud one-half acres, more OF lois.
The dover estate Of said Jane Cooper IN the
above described real estate has bssu ~
/ praised at IS, yearly. 70 be p Id during
her life, and 10 made charge on said fesl
estate. r ssssss St.t.r a
Said real estate is appraised, sutiset u
said dover sstats Il Ss5. and may ssn fss
two. thirds Of the said apprsiss,nent. |" al
TsaKs-4cash In hand Ga copafunfian q
' -. ). t. BsvAS. !.
Admir- Of the estate Of Charles Cooper. deed,
fsb2S, ,'7sw4. " ~ -
srRrees & DAioss, Att'ys. laotsA
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East I.iberty.Penn-Feb

East Liberty, ,Penn-Feb IT,
Cattle-Prime. 400 to 1900 lbs, 5@5
25c; good 1900 to 1900 lbs, AGA Toe ;
common 10 fair; 1000 to 1,100 lbs, 8 60
"a 35c; stockers, IS to quality. 2 75@
3 Soc; bulls. cows and stays. 2 1908
75c. M
Hogs-Yorkers. 3 s5@4 loc; Phila.
delphias. 4 50@4 Is.
Sheep-Msrket declined 10000 ;
from last week, extra, 5 1906 25c; fair
to good, 4 50@4 SOC; common, 8 rs
O..
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New YOrk-Feb. % -Beeves-
The hest Car offered wss | 800 pounds a,
10ic; with LOO per head added, while
FIVE car loads of Texans of l,0l9 pounds
went at Sc; common TO strictly prime ma
tive steers at S4@l01r.
Sheep-Market quiet and unchanged
Hogs-Market trine firmer for good
live, and nominally quoteo at 4 30@4
Soc; very rough hogs sold yesterday al
3 IS,
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MURDER IN LICKING CouSrY.-Lss,

MURDER IN LlclkNe COUNTY Las,
Friday in the village Of Hartford. Lick.
ing County, Doctor David Thurston was
murdered by a man named Noble Patler.
son. 1t appears that Patterson has for u
long time suspected criminal intimacy
between bis wife and DR.. Tburston.
On Friday evening, seeing Thurston
in frontof his office, preparing to mount
bis horse, Patterson procured a shot gun
and shot Thurston through The heart.
Patterson was arrested and taken to New
ark for safe keeping. Thurston is. a for.
mer resident OF st. Clairsyille and has
relatives in different parts Of Belmont
County. He served as Deputy Sheriff du
ring the administration OF Patrick L.,ch
ary, E Eq.-Enterprise. F'o.s5 ~ -
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DIVORCE NOTICE.

FLIsABRTH BAKER. Who is NON resident
Il Of the State of Ohio. and whose post
once address is unknown, will take notice,
that J.mes Baker did, on The a7th Of. Feb.
ruary, 1879, Ole his petition in the Once Of
the clerk Of the court OF common plea within
and for the county Of Monroe and State OF
Ohio, charging said Rlisabsth Baker with be.
ing wiilfully absent ffom said James Baker fo'
more than three ysars lsst past, ,aod aud ask :
ing that ha may be divorced from said Klis
abeth Baker. You are required to answeI
said petition on or bSfors the Sd day OF Nay
1879. sds JANIS BsKER.
By Sprisgs & briggs. Att'ys :or Plaintiff.
mch4,'79W6.
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EFOur Republican friends should not
brild too high in reference to the dam.
age they expect to do the Democratic
party in Monroe County Tue party is
10 excellent fighting trim, a. was eviden.
ced by the large attendance ct the meet
ing of the Central Committee last Satur.
dav, aud will bury the Republican ticket
in October by the usual majority. ~
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ry Never put the hands into butter
There is no excuse for so doing, and ev.
cry sense OF cleanliness forbids it Even
il the hands are clean, still as butter ab
.sorbs any and every impurity with which
it comes in contact, excessive perspira
tion OF the hands, or any humor Of the
blood might thus be impaired 10 the but
ter. A wooden ladle should be used to
lift the butter from the churn, or to turn
it over while being washed.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-03-04

EEJ W. Wxrs on q Co of Lebanon
this county, commenced suit IN the Court
of Common Pleas on the 22d inst
against WILLIAM 1AMrINa l. Co of Bal.
timore, for $6l9,0S, on account OF to.
bacco sales, and attached money in the
hands Of SAMUEL GaoUx. Of Millions
burg, and C G OBLINaER, Of Lewisville
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shrewdness and Ability.

Hop Bitters 80 freely advertised in all
the papers, secular and religious, are
having large sale, and are supplahting
all other medicines. There is no deny
ing the virtues OF the Hop plant, aud the
proprieter rs Of these Bitters have shown
great shire wdness and ability in com
pounding Bltters, whose virtues are so
palpable to every ones observation.-
Erchdnge
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kEA Missionary meeting was held
at The n & Church last Sabbath morn
ing. I'd inst. The meeting was opened
by horn quartette by Aessrs +. REEF,
F. DIEHL. W.B WADDrLL and G. W.
HoErfLER, with organ accompaniment
by Mrs. N. C. WEsr.. PRAYER by Rev.
RIDER Music, missionary hymn.
Rev. EDGELL, q returned Missionary
from China, who is now stationed at
Bridgeport, Belmont county, delivered
an exceedingly interesting address on
missionary lsbor in China He had q
Boodist idol and some Chinese money
which be exhibited. The collection ID
ken up amounted to about $50.
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High Commendation.

GExrLEMEN: This is to certify that |
have examined, anal, zed and tested your
DR.. Prices Special Flavoring Extracts,
and find the same strong. fne. made of
good material, and we'll put up in hotties
Of full measure. Your fruit coIoring is
free from any deleterious substance -
Therefore, gladly commend the above
named products Of yours tor family use
Respectfully,
Prof n, DsLAsoSfAIsE.
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T ALEX. HARMAN, OF Washington
township, this county, commenced sui,
against SArra SHIRLEY. Of Barnesv,lle,
on the 26th ult, for slander, claiming
$1,000 damages 1t is alleged that SHIP
LEY said HARMAN was thief That is
an easy word to say, but SMITH will
learn that it is harder to prove. ALEX
is not that kind OF a man
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EgT The officers to be nominated in
the Democratic Convention are;
Representative, Auditor, Treasurer,
Clerk, Sheriff, Prosecuting Attorney,
Commissioner, Inarmsry Director and
Coroner.
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ChicagO-Feh. 2S-The Drovers
Journal reports Hogs-Market gener
ally dull and trhe lower; choice heavy
3 95@4 45c; light 2 so@3 9oc; pack
ing 8 S0@4 90.
Cattle--Market dull and lower; ship
ping 4 20@5 90; bulls 2 25@3 40.
Sheep-Matket slow at 8 70@475.
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Ut. L0uls-February 27.-Cattle-.
S'eers. 5@5 15c; good to choice heavy,
4 65@4 soc; native butchers steers,
3@4: cows and heifers. 65@4c; corn
fed Texan feeding steers, 3 1904 l5c ;
Hogs-Yorkers and Baltimores, 3 Is
4 l0c; packing and Boston, 1904 10c ;
butchers to Philadelphia., 4 1904 35.
Sheep-Common to fair, 3 1908 65c I;
good to choice, AGA 75c; export NUT.
tons 505 25.
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fF SCHUMACHER has just receiv
ed fresh lot OF Candies. Nuts, Figs,
Raisins, Prunes. Dried Sugar Corn, Pearl
Barley dc. all Of which are offered low
for cash. D44
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e kz-Thefe are . few honorable excep-
tions,to this rule, in. this county. A
Republican comes into the Democratic
party, is elected to Office, serves his time
out, and then joins some other party, ar
occupies bic time in trying to injure the
party that furnished him bread and but
ter
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Geo. Jacob steiglater's Will.

NrOrIcEis hereby given that the lsss WIN
IN and Testament Of 6ssrgs Jaosb Stsigas-
ter, late Of Monroe county. Ohio. dscsased,
tog, ther with the record thereof. vas de.
ssroyed BY hrs on the 18th dsy Of June, 1857,
and that = duly certified copy Of rad WIN
was supplied and admitted 70 record In the
Probate Court Of said Monroe county, On the
9Th day Of February, 1873. and recorded
therein. .s
Jas r. NORRIS,
febil, ,'7sw3. Probsss Jsdss \ c, o.
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HEAVY SALE or CAFFEINE Jos N
Neal OF West Point, sold to Butler 4
King Of this place, Tuesday, one hun-
dred head OF fat cattle, the average Of
which was l4o0 each They we're prob
ably the finest drove ever delivered. 10
this market--the number considefed =
The cattle we're fed by Mr. Neal, Who is
one OF the largest stock rsisers In the
county We are not iniormeds as to the
price paid, but il Joe will only divide.
We would he happy = Czarksriile, Butler
Co, IoOa, Star, Feb. 6th
JoE is ? Monroe county hoy, and his
friends here are glad to learn that he is
prospering 90 well in the West.
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EE1f you want the news of Monroe
County, the general news Of importance.
late market reports, subscribe for Tar
SPIRIT. TERMs.-One year l so; six
months - csnts- Office. North of The
Monroe Bank
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TUITION.

Higher Branches ................86 0o
Common .......... ..... %
Tuition will be required in advance, and no
money will be refunded except in cases Of pro-
tracted sickness.
For psrticulars concerning boarding or other
matters. call on or address the principal. Per-
sons wishing to attend the school, will please
inform the principal Of their intention. at least
one soeek before the opening of the term
W. r. COPE, Principal.
mch4, ,'79w6.
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ewFarmers loose money by kesepip,

EEFarmers loose money by keeping
20 account Of farm operations; paying
no attention to the maxim that "a stitch
in time saves nine;" allowing fences to
remain unrepaired until strange cattle
are found grazing iu the meadow, grain
fields, or browsing on the fruit trees
planting fruit trees without giving the
attention required to make them profit
able, and by many other forms Of neg
lect. S
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HAn Illicit still, in this county,

EEAn Illicit still, in this county, in
which spple jack is made, Is nothing
more nor less than . copper kettle with
. wooden top. The steam generated
passes into . pipe that runs through .
barrel filed With cold water. And that
is,wbat Revenue oflcers dodge around
suose Ssf hilSs % ilnd.'
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ey The member, Of the Democratic

@ The members Of the Democratic
Committee Of this county are trne rep.
resentativee of the party. They are de.
termined to have clean Democratic
vote in the coming Convention. and then
elect the nominees by 3 majority that
will cause men who have been honored
by the party with Office, and Who are nov
exerting themselves to sting that which
warmed them into lie, to open their
eyes wider than they ever did before in
their lives
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT,

NIOTICR is .hersby- given that the under
IN signed has been duly appointed and
qualified as Assignee Of the estate Of Joseph
Path. Creditors OF said estate are required
to present their claims for allow ance or re
ieotion, within six months from tn date
fsbz5 '79wS JOHN MOORE, Assignes
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Chicago.

Feb. 28-Flour 4 00a5 90; Wheat
90a92c; Corn 32a33c: Oats 22c; Rye
45c; Barley SOC
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HDn WAsHINsroN's birth day, the
ed ult fellow, laboring under the in
fuepce or bad whisky. sang out that as
this was BIRrHIscrox's wash day, be was
bound tpshsye some fnn. d
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Cinciunatl.

Feb 2S--Flour4 4 4Oa5 IS; Wheat l
GOAL 02c. Corn 35A35Ac; Oats 25a2Sc
Rye 50a52c: Barley GOAL o..
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!. COMMISSIONERS.

Ed. SPIRIT Announce the name of
Jonathan Lleueilen, of Seneca town.
ship, as candidate for Commissioner; subject
to the decision Of the Democratic County Con-
vention. MANY DEMOCRATS.
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BUSIN ESS NOTICES.
STOVES AND T1NwARE.

= L P LANG has complete stock of
stoves and tinware Place of business
in RElNHERR,s block, South of the Court
House ss Give him call n3
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BRAScHrs TAUGHT.

Classee will be formed in all the Conssssn
Branches. and in any of the Higher in which
instruction may be desired. Lectures viii be
given on Theory and Practice, The Best Meth
DDS Of Teaching. The Metric System, and other
educational and scientific topics; and special
attention will b given to those preparing to
teach. ts. s,,sEtse 3 ssss-a.s
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lHE SPIRIT or DEMOCRACY
New Adver,sseuses,s.
suosrs.--Cosl wanted !; see advertise.


Settlement accounts In this Issue.
Spring election on Monday, April 7th
That WARNkR resolution "died Dor.
nin." 1t is cad.
Lead white Is what msy be termed q
dark shade of white
A new shade OF dark green hears the
name Of serpentine
Pekine is the name applied to all strip
ed goods this season. n
Announcements are in order for town.
ship and county Offices
Wax white is the very palest imagina-
hle shade Of straw color ss yssFsFe
Trade in walnut logs is becoming quite
q business IN this. county, Ia !.
The saloons Of Beallsville are reported
mi Aourishiug condition.
Deputy Sheriff JoHx READ moved in
10 the jail residence last week
Mrs GRArIaNEr, Of Beallsville, aged
- years, died on the 24th ult. zoos
BtLLr SIXTH is not favorably impress.
ed with the Cincinnati horse market.
The Commissioners are in session this
week, Proceedings will appear next
week.
The regular call for the Democratic
Nominating Convention will appear next
weeks . .a .aEY ~ =
Businsss is not brisk in this section,
the, Resumption Actto the contrary, not.
withstanding
JUDaE OKEY visited home last We'd
nesday, and returned to Belmont county
on Thursday.
Seventeen cases we're commenced in
the Common. Pleas Court Of this county
during February.
The penalties imposed BY law upon
persons Who disturb public meetings, Of
any kind, are severe. ..-.--s,s-.-
A Building Association has been talk
cd Of here during thepast week. 1t will
likely be organized before long.
Several manufacturers Of apple jack,
down Lee aud Ohio townships, have
been gobbled by Revenue officers.
Mr.. E G. MORGAN OF Bsllaire, was
ia town last week on business connected
with theafon works OF that place
WrLLrAH SlxcLAIR, who graduated at
West Point. from this place, is a Cap
tain Of Artillery in the u s. Army
The person who has copy of Web
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fEThere is no uncertain sound about
the resolution setting forth who shall
vote 10 the Democratic Nominating Con.
vpntiooA ~ &s CO .S& - -
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ATTACHMENT.

David A. Blatter. Plaintiff, Before Nichsel
against Boughnsr, Up
Christian Fisrhellsr. John Of Salem tawn-
Burkholter aud John Boyer, ship. Monroe
Defendants. county, Ohio:
On the 18th day Of February. A. D. 1879. said
Jutics issued an order Of Attachment In the
above seti"n for the sum Of t92 03 debt, and
go probable costs. Set for hearing April ~,
1879, ut 10 O'Clock N.
mch4.7 .79w3. DAVID A. BLATTER
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Convention, Saturday, June I, 1879.
REPRESENTATIVE.

n We are authorised 70 announce that
Hon. Henry N1aury will Be candidate
for reelection to the ofics of Representative
in the General Assembly: subiect..to the dseis-
ion Of the Democratic Convention.
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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. MANY DENocRATs.
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wooasaeld STOCK Dqarket.

March 3-Eattle Ease per pound ;
Sheep sa4o per pound. Hogs aaaic per
pound gross.
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EgThe Senate COMMITTEES on Com
merce reported on the 9th ult., recon-
sae1dips an appropriation Of $50, 900 for
the Muskingum Ice Harbor at Marietta.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Ed. SPIRIT: Announce H. r. mason
a. q candidate for Assessor; subject to the de-
cision Of the electors ct the April election.
MANY VorERs.