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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-03-18

Each Supervisor having first bssn sworn by
= Justice of the Peace, Notary Publio,or other
officer author ssd 10 administer oaths, .'that
he is 3 legal voter Of said township, and
that he will correctly and faithfully conduct
said election, protect it against all frauds ani
unfairness, carefully and truly canvass al
the votes cast thereat. and return the same
according to the call of the Democratic Cen.
trail Committee Of Monroe Coanty Ohio. and
the provisions of the primary election law
shall then call upon the Democratic electors
present at the polls, and possessing the quail
fcatiops Of persons entitled to vote under
this notice. to choose two judges Of elections
and TWO clerks to assist in receiving and
taking account Of the votes cast, to each Of
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
un Ter oath, and conduct said slsotionsunder
the provisions of The primary elect, on Law.
The following resolution Of the Central
Committee defines the qualifications Of vo-
tsrs:
RESOLVED, That men who supported the
Democratic State ticket st the preceding gen
eral election, except such as have since left
the Democratic party, or attached thems slv %
to some other political organisation; 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 Democrats
who will be Of age in tim. to vote at the
next general election, and Democratic for.
signers ~ao ma, be entitled TO ratura,isa-
tion papers in time to vote at the next gene.
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
impart ally.
In case Supervisor appointed is not pres
ent to opeu The polls, any Democratic eleotol
of the township may be chosen to act
The following is the resolution providing
for the return Of the poll books aud tally
sheets:
REsoLvED, That the Supervisor and Judges
of the Convention endorse the name of the
new Ceutral Committeeman on the back o.
the returns. and that the new Committeema O
return the poll-books aud tally sheets, duly
certified and sealed up, and at o'clock OF
Monday, June 9. they shall meet in the oour
house in Woodsneld, elect a Chairman and
Secretary from their ma nbsr, aud proceed Il
canvass the returns and announce the result
By order Of the Democratic Central Conn.,
mittss of Monroe Coanty Ohio.
j. I. DOUGHERTY,
| Chairman Dem Central Committee,
W. H. BoorH, Secretary.
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/, new aav.rsi.en.e est..
IaRs wIILrAxs is ia W ashinaton City

~ ~ H. Vts-
. . :" = ae"'nS'"" o.'y'
Horse bills printed at this ONCE at ialr
rates. .kkf -
Snow fell to the depth OF 8 inches last
Sunday night
The Jail yard was cleaned oh and gra
ded last week.
Several communicaiions win be found
on our, first page
Jupor oKfr win hold Court here on
Sstur3sy. the 9ad mat.
Several tracts of land were sold by
Sheriff READ ON the 18th inst
vla,o,. sno;ns has, .hesr.s nor.
chased for the B &S w Railroad
IA ps,r, ~ vrsh;, oa Tho d 4
s,st 4, ,SaI II .sos scsa 80 years
Rev F,.Hrss .of Camhr,ive.
g3oernsev 'co,,n,y 'yisi,ed Woodsfiela lss,
week - 80 50 ssiSiiG, -
r.aa;,.,.. -. :, .,.;,,a, 1,o,r,., ..,,. :,
xbeir~ friends IN vsri,,ns narts 81 tse
countv
H., - ,...a.a -. .,.o.,,
~ a Tsnssi "o1an pa.aoou Gu e I..ess s.;,as
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..ste. .AaEantages oYerother Schools


Superior practical instructions in R'ooutIon.
not to be obtained elsewhere short OF ~ to
S. per lesson, given free OF. extra oharss.---s
fSpec al attention will also be given 70 tbs
best method OF tesc ing this mueh ,nsglectet
beanch in the 90 mmon school) Daily gems.
raj exero ses on all subjects Of interest 70
teachers, consisting OF Lectures on 5ahoot
Management. Ii eraturs, Ancient History,
General History, Parliamentary Law. civh
Government and Disoui4 ion OF Educational
Queries. 80,
an excellent Literary Sooistv; frequent
examiu ations for th. bsneat OF all; oouapetsns
instruction in German and French euabliie
the pupil to converse fasntly and corfsotiy
| in tkese languages.
'm BRANCHES TAgeur,
A GLASS in Rays Higher Arithmetic. begins
ming at Percentage; also one in Rays practt-
cal; Algebra, Ray. .aso,netry aud rritonoms..
TRY, Davis; Grammar. Harvey; (also Normst
training class in Grammar, especially for
teachsfs:l Physical g Geography, Warren; Gs-
opraphy, tausht by topics; o. 5, His.ory, Rid.
path; Physiology aud Nat. Philosophy stssli
Latin, Harknsss; German and French, Ahn.
a practical Rhstoric GLASS. To prevent delay
,EpnIils are requested to secure Text Books
early. ....4
| 'a' 3 LOCATION. esgs ilsf9f f',a
; The town Of Stafford is noted for the bQs-
pitality, intelligsn 10 and morality Of It's cit-
ssus. B ardins, Including rojma 81 90 %
rs Yer week. iti 2aN
4 9g @ TUITION. -. bssss ~
Higher Branches ..... e, 90 90
!, Tuition Invariably required In aavanos
No deduction except in cases Of protrac I'D
sickness For further particulars, call on o.
, address SKA ieoa 81 of aissi tRi Z
4 q. w. HAMILTON. I preseioa,,.
Z JAS. A. MARSuAl.L, IT,
:, Stafford, Moaroe County, Ohio.
mchlS '7atd.
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DIVORCE NOTICE.

FLrsABErH BAKER who Is hon residens
O. Of the State of Ohio. aud whose post
Office address is unknown, will take notices
that James Baker did, on the 9Th of Feb
ruary, 1872 Ole his petition In the ofare of
the clerk Of the court ofcommon plea within
and for the county OF Monroe and State Of
Ohio, charging said Elisabeth Baker withsbs-
ing willfully absent from said James Baker fcf
more than three years last past, and and ask
ing that he may te divorced from said Blis-
abeth Baker. You are required TO answer
said petition on or before the Sd day of Nay
1879. .s.,i, s7ss,s IVA JAMES BAKBR, Il
By Sprigss s briggs. Att'ys. for Plaintiff. i
mch4, 79w6. ri ss,s. so5s Ffsfy
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Steele & Price.

For years the firm of Steele & Price
had the largest trade in their specialities
of anv house in the United States Their
DR. Price Cream Baking Powder, Spe'
cial Flavoring Extracts and Perfume
have gained reputation for excellence
that no articles OF their kind have ever
yet acquired.
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Adm'rs Sale of Real Estate.

Tn pursuance OF an order Of the Probate
i Court OF Monroe County, Ohio, will offer
for sale, .. public auction, on
Wednesday, the 18th day Of dpril, 1873
at l o'clock p. m ) at the east door Of the
oourt house in said ccanty, the following de.
scribed real estate situate RI the o,unty Of
Monroe and State Of thio, TO wit
The sast half Of the northwest quarter OF
section thirty one, tow nship four and range
five, containing fity three and forty.two
hnndrsdth acres, more or less.
Appraised at $1068 04. l s4 esH
Terms Of sale, Cash. s
~ DAVID 0KRY,
Admir- Of the estate of David q. Dougherty
decd. mchls,7sw4..
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ATTACHMENTaE /

A. q. W. Potts. Admir- Bsfors r. O. Alien,
Of John A. Boice decd. J P. Of Ohio town.
'ss vs.. 1ii'i ship, Mcoroe county,
Pearson Barrickmana Ohio: On the 9sth'
/ day Of February, 1s7s,ths said Justice issued
an order of attachment In the above sction
for the sum of $40 SO. aud SIS probsbls
costs. Said case is set for hearing on the
|2lst day OF April, 1879 at 3 O'Clock p. n.
mchll,,7swS. A. g.. W. POTTS, Adm'r.
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,HsPorteu IOr inc spirit OF Democrac
From Adams Township,
CAMERON, ONO, March Z, lSi

-
ED SPIRIT: Permit me to say through
the columns of your paper, that the
Church of Christ at this place have had
quite spiritual awakening, commencing
on the 18th of February and closing on
the 9th of the present month, religions
services being conducted bv Elder j W.
Arnold of Quaker City Elder Arnold
is quite an impressive and argumentative
speaker The visible results of bis la
hors are 81 added 10 the Lord by bap.
,sm, and 10 who renewed their cove
nan relations with Christ, making 40 &C.
cessions in all. There was general in.
terest felt throughout the progress of The
meeting by saints as well as sinners -
There was also very large attendance
during the meeting considering the in
clemencv of the weather and the bad
condition Of the roads Good ordel
was maintained throughout the meeting
s S ATKINSON
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HFA Ere caught in an upper room OF
DR.. T H ARMSTRONG; 8 residence, in this
place, on the 1ath inst. The DR.. is Of
opinion that he let fall spark from q
pipe upon chair :ull Of clothes few
minutes before the hre was discovered
The clothes we're burnt up and the celling
damaged considerably before the Gre
was extinpuished. .--.
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For Auditor Of State.

A correspondence the Marietta 1ime'
OF the 18th inst, nominates Hon. JAMES
r MoRRrs, Of this county, as the Demo.
cratic candidate for Auaitor OF State
The Times says editorially:
"Mr Morris is a good speaker, an
able and faithful Democrat. one who has
given the subject Of taxation much study,
apd would make an excellent Officer
We second the motion of our CORES
pondent."
Monroe county Democrats are solid
for that ticket gate ~
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BARNEsvILLE DIsrRicr Third Round
Quarterly Meetings March %, Barnes
vile, Bellaire; March 80 Powha,an Cen
terville; April 9th, Beallsville, Millions
turg: l3, Barnesville Circuit, Somertun
90 Winchester; 81, Washington, GUS
ker City; May 4th, Armstrong; Is, Fair
view, HendrYsburg; Is, Clarington, Han
nibal; June lst, St. Clairsvilip, Morris.
town } NJ CARR, P E
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err Moor MoosE. of Moose Ri,

EE Moor MOOSE, OF Moose Ridge
was arrested in this place on last Sun
day, ami committed to Jail, on charge
of attempting tdlcommit rape upon a
Eyonng woman named SMITH. The affi
Idayit was made before Esq BEARD o.
this, Center, township, before whom
MoosE was arraigned and entered plea
of mot guilty. After hearing the eyi-
deuce he was aijudged guilty of assault
and battery and recognised in the SUN
of 800 to appear at the next term Of
Court
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WOOL.

Philadelphia, March 4-Wool-Quiet and
firm; Ohio, Pennsylvania aud West Vir-
ginia Xxx and above 33hsa35o; extra SS1ka3.
4l<c; medium 35a375zc, COARSE 30c; New York.
Michigan, Indiana and Western Ane 29a3sc
medium 3SaS7e; coarse 3oc; bombing washed
,S6aS7o; hns unwssbed 2la26G cosrse end medi'
'uu 2eaS0A
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cyA bin was enacted into 4 law .by

cvA bin was enacted into q Law by
the Legislature last week prohibiting.
Trustees making any, improvements in
villages to be paid for BY assessment on
the property improved except the making
Of sidewalks, until such improvement is
petitioned for by owners Of property to
be improved.
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Chica.ro-March Ia

Chicago-March l4.-The Dro.
vers' Journal reports-Hoes-5@l0c
higher; choice heavy 8 70@4 Is; light
| 2 6O@3 Is; mixed 8 40@3 10.
Catlle-Market steady; shipping 4 1C
@5 25.
Shecp-Market quiet and weak o.
8O@4 80.
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aEWILIIAMsoN, the man who shot
WILSON, short time since in Benton
township, continues downcsst andwaeps
bitterly at times He sent for Rev BAR
KER, OF jackson township, last week,
and expressed desire 10 be immersed
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HThere will be q n

HThere will he Murphy Temper.
ance meeting at the Moffett meeting
house on Tuesday night March 25th-
This will he their anniversary meeting
Rev. GARRETT, H r. MASON aud other
speakers will be in attendance. lie,
there be full turn ont.
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ITEMS.

-
TIE Rics cror is growing fast in this
State
YAKooB KAHN Is the new King OF Az
ghanistan.
CONGRESS- convenes in extra session
today, The 18th inst
3 "THURMAN's Great Strength" is the
way the Herald terms the Presidential
situation.
INDIANA has a special session OF the
Legislature We are not anxious for
such luxuries in Ohio
THE plating Of Belmont county was
let on Friday, the 7th inst. The total
cost will reach $4,000.
THE local option bill came 10 a vote
in the Legislature on the 18th inst, and
was defeated by yeas 80, nays A.
CANT it be managed to have an Ohio
man step into the place recently held by
the defunct King OF Afghanistana z
THERE is warm contest for Speaker
between RANDALL, of Pennsylvania, and
BLACKBURN, of Kentucky. MCMAHON,
of Ohio, is the dark horse.
The National Banking Act was impos.
ed upon the people by the Republican
party when 1t had complete control of
both branches of Congress.
| OHIo leads in everything The N. z.
Herald OF the 18th inst, says: "Ohio is
hravely keeping the lead in the murder
line Another one Yesterday"
HowLAND's insurance bill, now law
which takes effect July 1st meets the
approval Of the people aud the condem.
nation of insurance companies.
THE Democratic State Central Com.
mittee will meet at Columbus on the 2Sth
inst to decide upon the time and place
for holding the State Convention.
On the 18th inst, the State Senate
passed bill the provisions Of which re-
quire that all executions of criminals
shall take place in the penitentiary.
TIE Noble County Republican is death
on figures. 1t states the ice harbor ap-
preparation at S300,OO0, and the day Of
the Democratic Convention in this coun
ty as the 9Th OF June.
The Democrats in Ohio are making
vigorous preparations preliminary to the
work of the Fall campaign We can
carry Ohio in October il every Demo.
crat performs his whole duty
! TIE D, mocratic party is the only one
that ever controlled the affairs Of our
Government economically The corrup.
ton and extravaeance under Republican
rule since 1860 is known to every one o.
mature years.
i A DEMOCRATIC majority will take theil
seats in the U S Senate to day for thu
6rst time since 1851 When Senator
THURMAN entered the Senate in Decem
Der, 1858. there we're six Democrat,
Senators all told.
TIE New York Tribune The leadinf
Republican paper in this country, thinks
its party cannot do too much, 10 the wa,
Of money and encouragement, to aid In,
organization of Greenback Clubs il
Democratic counties.
Marietta Register, 18th inst.
WILLIAM HANAFoRD, of Independenc
township, shot himself while carelessl,
handling gun one day last week TIL
wound is not fatal.
4 NATHANIEL JONES, Of Grandview, ha
been arrested for stabbing JONES, hi
uncle. The latter is not expected t,
live. r
The Legislature is investigating th
doings of the Standard Oil Company, il
!, connection with low freight rates grante'
that company by the railroads 1t
claimed that the Standard obtains rate
that prevents competition by Ohio oi
dealers and refnefs Bounce the rail
roads, gentlemen, for each and ever
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c%The following appeared in the
Legislative proceedings OF the 10th ins,
"Mr Maury introduced bill to do
away with the expense of sending the
Sheriffs of counties to the State Capital
with the election returns by providing
that Clerks of the Courts shall certify
the same to the Secretary OF State in.
stead
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ATTACHMENT.

David A. Blattcr.s Plaintiff. Before Michael
against J Boughner, y. r.
Christian Fierheller. John of Salem town.
Burkholter and John Boyer, sbirn Monros
Delenddnts s.i9-s comfy. Ohies
On the 18th day of February, A. d, 1872. said
Justice issued an order Of, Attachment in the
above action for the sum Of S93 02 debt. and
$40 probable costs Set FOR hearing April -,
1879, alto O'Clock q m. aaa al tssia ss.fi
meh4, s70w3. DAVID A. BLATTER.
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EySummit township, this county, has
q clean Democratic majority of 125
votes. The Democracy Of that town.
chip ought tosnodinate and elect q full
Democratic ticket. In the Republican
townships in Ashtabula county they
don't elect single Democrat TO Office.
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PAINTING and GRAINING

A.. M. SCALES, the old Painter o.
Frame Brothers Carriage Mandatory Barnes
vile, hiss opened shop in Beallsville, Ohio
He is prepared to execute all kinds OF Paint
ing and Graining in the best style. Painting
Carriages and Buggiss speciality.
iso25, 77m6.
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eEAn election was bell in Grays.,
vile, this county, on the 18th inst, to
decide whether the Corporate limits
should be redut ed one.half mile in each
direction. The vote stood /: For the
proposition. 80 against 20
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aUThe following persons have made
application for. a charter for q Building
Association at this place. NJ HoEFFLER,
C. r LAuENsrEIN, w T MoRRrs, P.
FARouHAR, FREDERlcK SroEHR, JKo B,
DRleas, WV B WADDELL, A. j. PEAR.
son and Dawn OKEr ~ ss - ~
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w Keep your eye peeled, Uncle Dick,
there's something in the atmosphere -
Hooking Gasette
1t is the odor OF the growing Rics
harvest. Athens JsarnaJ
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cEThe advertisement Of Prors HAM,
uLToN and MARsHALL's school at Stat.
ford, this county. will be found in this
issue Thev are competent teachers,
and Stafford is one, Of the quiet, good
towns in Monroe
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New YOrk-March 4.-Beeves-
Sales ct 7a@l04c.
Sheep-Market closed extremel
heavy at 8 75@5 rs for common tc
prime; small lots of spring lambs a.
A 0O@4 so per bead !; mutton 6a'.
Hogs-Lise dull ats 80@4 90.
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written for Tn. Spirit OF Demooraoy.l

7
New ORLEANS, La March 10, 1879
ED Sriair:: Capt W H Mallory, ar
rived at New O,leans, With his tow boat
Carl Schurz, and two Barges containing
200 tons OF cotton seed and apples and
potatoes, on March 9th after spending
the entire winter cossting Will close
out here and return home ahoutthe mid.
die of Aprl-safe landed and all well
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Tax PAYKF

Pin the House Journal, February
2Ist, 1877, page 332. the vote on the
passage Of the law, taxing dogs, will be
found The vote stood yeas rs, nays 8
Mr. WATSON voted for it
2 Mr.. MAURY voted to repeal the
l,u s
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ANoTHER.-JoHN BOYD, confined in The
st. Clairsyille Jail, on charge of break
ing into the Adams express Office in Bel
laire. made his escape on the 18th inst
he lad bean indicted.
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INFIRMARY DIRECTOR.

ED. >SpIkIr: Announce the name OF
FL. Wtsgei. Of Jacksn township, as q
candidate Tor Inarmary Director; slbj ,ot to
the decision of the Democratic County Con-
yention. MANY DEMOCRATS.
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BUSIN ESS MOTTO ES.
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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ADrA young man named MrLLEz
BERRY, of Green township, was consid
erably injured on'the Sd inst, by*a log.
he vas sawing, ruling and catching him
between IL snd d tree ass itsa g 2 ~
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East Liberty. Penn--Marci
l4.-Cattie-N thing doing, but the feel.
ing better for next weeks prices.
Hogs-Yorkers' 6U@3 10; Phil
aielphias a 2094 40.
Sheep-The market closed fair for the
week.
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DEMOCRATS

OF Center, turn out on Saturday, the
29th inst /, and let US nominate . full
ticket, and elect every man on it on Mon.
day, the 7ih OF April
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IMPoRrANr "A Law has been enacted,
and 10 nowin force, smendIng the statute
in relation to the projection Of land
owners so ps not to require notices to
tresrssser 20 be posted up
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E I N H E R
E Keeps Bread, Cakes, Chow Chow,
| Pickles, Nuts, Candies. Tobacco,Ci-
N gars, Canned Fruits, Jelhes, Cheese, ]
II Ssrdines, Mustard & other articles
7 kept in first class Confectionery.
R Motto: Quick sales 4 small profits.
r E l N H e R
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STOVES AND TINwARE.

L P LANG has complete stock oi
stoves and tinware. Place of business
in REINHERR's block, South of the Court
House. Give him call n3l4.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

Cinclnnaii-March IA Hogs
COMMON Q 75a3 46; light 3 50@3 80
packing 3 85@4 l0c butchers 4 l0@4
25 Receipts 525 head.
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How They vsted.

s, LAlKas. MoNRoE Co, OHro,)
March 10, 1879
Ed SPIRIT: Did James Watson vote
for or against the law taxing dogs2
Did Henry Maury vote against the re.
,,aol ~ fhofa 10 ~ 2 -s=z.s sss-s
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Ed SPIRIT: Announce the name Of
Daniel Npuhart, Sr.. Of Center town.
ship, Us candidate for Auditor; subject to the
decision of the Democratic County Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Convention, Saturday. June I, 1879
REPRESENTATIVES,.

wW We are authorized to announce that
Hon. Henry MaWry 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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ANNOUNCEME ENTS,

rE Announcing the names Of candi.
dates So each. Tickets 81 per thousand,
payable In dduan6e.
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Chicago.

March l4-Flour 4 00a5 90; Wbea,
92a99c; Corn 33s33c; Oats 22c; Rye
45a4 46c; Barley 79c
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

ED. SPIRIT: Announce H. r. MASON
As . candidate for Assessor. ~
MANY VoTERs.
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CIncJNn0lI.

March l4--Flour 4 40a5 25; Wheat
GOAL 05, Corn IS SIC; Oats 27a30c
Rive Soc: Barley CSC.
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st. LOuiS-March I4.--Hogs-
Yorkers, aud B,timores 8 45@3 Is:
packing 8 25@3 SO; Bossnns 3 60@s
So, butchers TO fancy 8 1904 90.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-03-18

Ed. SPIRIT: AnueInce ANON Nor.
RIs q . candidate for Assessor.
MANY DEMOCRATS
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-03-18

eI-A young man named PRyoR was
seriously injured one day last week by
falling through an open fuor in OKEY 8
mill. In Franklin township
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-03-18

Ed SPIRIT: Announce the name of
Phiitp Schum acher, Jr.. of Center
township az a candidate for Auditor; subject
to the decision of the Democratic County Con-
vention. MANY DEMOCRATS