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PROBATE COURT.

Feb. 7.-W N Cleveland Guardian
of the estate Of j W. H. Mcpherson, q
minor; hearing continued.
The following aecuhnts were heard
and disposed of as noted: Es
C Diebl Executor Of the Will of c.
Jockey, decd; final account In the Et-
ecutor's hands Sl90,76, which he is, or
dered't to pay out according to Law and
the Will OF the decd. @
G. Berger Adm'x OF the estate of John
Berger, decd; first account; in the A6-
ministratrix's hands SASS, which she
is ordered to pay out according to law
H B Hill admir- of the estate of g.
H. Davenport, dec'dj received by the
Adm'r S67S .66; paid out, including his
per cent, and allowances, the sum of 81.
0S2, 81, leaving due the Adm'r 8403, ,55,
which amount the Admir- has received
from the heirs. els .,a ..7l
G W. Carrothers Admir- OF the estate
of Geo. McCammon, dec d; first &C
count; in the Adm'r's hands S2S,5
which he is ordered to pay out according
TO law. s 80
John Muhleman Executor Of Mary
Ryser, decd ; final account; the Execu.
tor has overpaid the sum OF 328,15
W. r. Gray Adm'r of the estate Of
Henry Mason, decd; second account |;
in the Adm'r's hands 8609.6S. !,
j c Duerr Admir- of the estate of j.
NJ. Duerr, decd FIRST account; the Ad-
'ministrator has overpaid 81 cents
H. B Hill Guardian of the minor
heirs of Thos. Alexander. decd; second
account; due Margaret A. Alexander
S182,73, to be accounted for; moneys
due the other heirs has been fully &C.
counted for.
Isaac Beardmore Guardian of Isaac
Booth, an imbecile; final account; In
the Guardians hands $42,60. : 49,
P King Guardian of the estate OF E.
j. Trembly, minor; first account; in
the Guardians hands S392,Sl, to be ac-
counted for.
Mary j. Yoho Guardian of Isaac W.
and Eliza E Yoho, minors; first &C.
count; the Guardian has fully accounted
for all moneys that came into his hands.
Feb. s--David Trembly Guardian Of
the estate of Jere. W. and Hannah E
Truck, minors; fifth account; due Jere
W. Ss3l, ,Ol; Hannah E S967,34, to be
accounted for.
W. W. Morris Guardian of the minor
children of Lewis Rose, decd; first &C.
count: in the Guardians bands $500 to
be accounted for.
C Cehrs Guardian of the estate of A.
Howell, minor; third account; in the
Guardians hands sl40,S5, to be accoun.
ted for.
C. Cehrs Guardian of the estate Of
Mary L Zimmerly, minor; second ac-
count; in the Guardians hands $500,
to he accounted sor.
F. NJ. Amos Guardian Of the estate
of Margaret g 4 James A. Clark, mi.
nors: second account; due Margaret
500; Jas A., Si2l,0 ,06, to be accounted
for.
T S. Fowler Adm'r Of John Hender.
son, decd: third account; exceptions
fled and hearing continued.
j. C. Yolo Adm'r of Adam Path, de,
ceased, obtained an order to sell real es.
tate. M L
Feb 10.-W H. Atkinson was ap.
pointed Guardian Of the estate of Oma
B, Johnston, 3 minor; bond $400,
Feb l2-Alex Cronin was appointed
Guardian Of james NJ Cronin, . minor
bond S2,lO0gg
H. Farsnsworth was appointed Guar
dian Of Walter r Cronin, q minor; bond
e2.400
The last Will and Testament OF Levi
Williams, decd, was handed in for pro-
bate; hearing continued to the Goth inst.
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Newark Adyoca te.1

Halthe whole nstional debt hecn re
pudia'ed at asingle dash. the, agstegatt
los, thereby, in d,lrs. and GEMS. would
have been less than has been occasion ed
BY forced resumption. The s.rin
gency in money matters-the shrinkagt
In values, that prevail in all parts of the
land, are the direct result of rcsumptio
forced on the country ia the interest OF q
soulless Money Power. re-. :.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-18

TThe Senate has passed the House
hill authorizing the Secretary of the
Treasury to convert the United Safes
repositories into savings banks, aud is
sue certificates Of deposit in sums Of ten
dollars convertible into interest bearing
bonds when presented in sums Of fiffy
dollars The rate OF interest WIS, chan
ged from three per cent to -four per
cent. This feature the House win prob.
ably agree to. t...,-ss.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-18

EEWe don't suppose that many to.
baceo dealers In Eastern Ohio uouli
cousign their tobacco to Baltimore con-
mission men and have It stored in the
Warehouse at Bellaire, subject to the or.
ders Of said commission men. That
would not be whit better than the presi
ent system Of sending it to Baltimore
for hypothecation, or sale at $4,laf per
We do not know that any such move
ment is contemplated, hut IL it is ever
even hreathed above whisper, Ohio
dealers should Get down upon il so firm.
ly that 1t would never be mentioned
again by any one. ...m. 5 a
Let Ohio dealers consigu- their .obac.
co to the Inspector, who is under bond
aud who is an experienced dealer, and
when purchasers come on the dealers
will be notified and can be present to
make their own sales; or, II they canno,
attend, they can notify the Inspector ex
actly what price to ask for their tobacco
The Warehouse is certain protection To
our home dealers and they ought to
avsil themselves Of It without . mouent'a
hesitation.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-18

~The codified Tax Law contains q

vThe codihed Tax Law contains
uroyisien Requiring County comuission.
dFs to have their respective counties re-
arveyed aud mapped before the mex.
ppraisement OF real estate, to be made
1880. Last week bill passed both
Hoases smending the law. SO that the
surveying and mapping are left discre,
tionasy With the Commissioners, and
need pct N. dcne in coaaties where it ID
Unnecessary.
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Well, hardly ever.
belmont Chronicle. 18th inst..|
Report Of Grand Jury. :.
The Grand Jury concluded their inves
legations, on Saturday, and reported tht
following bills to .he Court:
-4f po. TRUE BILLS; e,a
One against Fredrick Thorn, for Bur-
glary. 27 r - 1sa 37es =
One against Morgan T, S,idd, for EN-
bezzlement.
One against Levi Eiseuberg, for As
sault and Battery. 1
One against John Taylor, for Bar
glary. - alsE - ta
One against Henry Floto, for keeping
place Of public resort for the anlawfu
sale Of liquor.
One against Robert Galbraith, 70,
keeping place Of public resort for the
nnls vful sale of liquor.
One against James Keesey, for keep
ing splace ofpublic resort for. the ua-
lawful sale ofliqaor. 4 ~
NOT TRUE Bills. -
One against ] oseph Campson, for Re
ceiving Stolen Goods.
One against George Poorman, for OBJ
tanning money under false pre,enses.
One against John Brown, for As
sault. p h ,ssa
Oae against Robert W. Harris, for As
sault and Threatening. ~, -: q
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Do You know . single tobacco dealer,
net n iesgae with Baltimore commission
houses. Who. sjaceshe failure Of Lanrisu
4 Co. opposes The Tobacco Warehouse
at Bellaire? - ,.oss , "a
No e-GiEss;
What. Not ones :, Fszs -
No, not one.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-18

Dip You ever know Republican who
wasn't heartily sick of the cipher dis.
patch business :?
Never SIS.
What! Never1 ga 30 N5'-'
Well, hardly ever.
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TEXT BOOKS.

orhography7W Wright: Psnmanship-R Relec:
tic System. aelsrAphy-tausht bv Topics 3
Physical Geography Grammar
Harvsy, (slso . practical Grammar Class for
Rhs benefit Of Teaohers); }; Composition
toni; Analysis--Greens; Rloeutiou = Kidd;
I eAders- McGufsy; Arithmetic and Algebra
Ray; Geometry and Trigouometry--Dayiss ss;
Philosophy Quackenbos; Civil Government
Martin; U. y. History venabls; Rhstoric
Hart; Logio-Scha latin Harkness;
Anatomy, Physiology and Hygiene Gutter;
Metric system and o. s. Bonds will rscsiSs
special attention. ght9cS AEa F1t7
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-18

WShort weights, thtible Inspections,
three prices for coopersge and other
imposisious upon Ohio dealers, prscticed
by tobacco commission houses in Bal,i-
more, viii not be prscticed ~ the Bellaire
Tobacco Warehopss.l Ohio dealers knor
fuil we'll what aIl these impositions have
cost then in Baltinore for years psss,
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Advantages Decided.

The advantages in the use Of DR.
Prices Special Flavoring Extracts are
decided, as they are put up in bottles Of
full measure; made from the true fruits
and aromatics, without poisonous oils Of
ethers, pure and true. vtssY
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rxThe soecial seryicea Of tro xeel

cTThe special services of fstwo weeks
in the NJ E. Church, Jerusalem, by Rev.
I. B Krss. chsedsA few days sInce.---
There was 4 general awakening ons The
subject of religion; the chufch lwas
greatly revived, and there were 90 acO
cessions and baptisms ON the lat even,
ing. Many heads Of families came into
the church during this meeting.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-18

sHThe totsi dog TAX IN this county
amounts to ss. .o46. 90 ; collected at De.
cember collection, el.s9l, ,02; balance
due at June collection. 1879, the sum Of
11,6s5,07. -,gtrxK
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TUITION.
Higher Branches ........,

digner branches. ...............V7 90
Vommon ..... .......... q %
Tuition required in advance. No mondy
refunded except in cases Of protrActsd illness.
/. For further particulars call on, or address
'1d af D.McvEY. principal.
~ aBeallsville, Monroe County, Ohio.
fsblSi79w24,s ss Esss -s.ss-. f.sft.
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BUSIN ESS NOTICES.

wSCHUMACHER has Just receiv.
ed fresh lot OF Candies, Nuts, Figs,
RaisiAs, Prunes, Dried Sugar Corn, Pearl
Barley DC. all of which are offered low
for cash. $ ea 3 " MA
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CATTLE MARKETS.

C1ncfnnali-February l4-Hoes-
Steady and firm common3 8 COOS 60c;
lights 60@3 Soc; packing 3 90@4 lOc;
butchers 4 1904 90. "a
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eHrbe Normal School at Besllsville,
unaer the guidance Of Prof. DAVID Nc
VEr, has become one Of aae institutions
Of this county that our people point to
with pride. II is one OF the best, IL not
the best, in this part OF the Stale. See
sdsertisenent IN other column.
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DD You ever know . tobacco mer.
chant 10 Baltimore who acted honestly
and fairly with Ohio tobacco dealers Z
Never.
What! Nevers sKA
Well. hardly ever.
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LEoruREs.

Theory and Practios Of fs aching; Civil cow I
I eminent. Astronomical and Physical Ge.;
( ography.. ..s-.,..t ..-.s..s u. HcNkf.
Theory aud Practice of Teaching; Psrliamen-,
tary Law; Rhetoric; o. s. History and Psyi
chology ...,, ........ RAy L B. KING
iDidassics and Historical Geography;
Z si9I-sl y ala9 ssa Rkv 9, GeDONALD:
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sIThe Calais school ID reported 10
One condition this Winter The nrst
room is taught by Mr. @. o. DoUeHsRrr
and the second by Miss FLORA JoHs-
srox. The conduct Of the scholAre has
been very good and their advancement
highly satisfactory. y...
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Csnc,t,,,,am.

Feb 14--Fiour 4 20a5 IS; Wheat
92a9Sc. Corn 33 34c: Oats 24a28s
Rye 5la52c: Barley 00aI 05.
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Cllicaxo.

Feb l4-Flour 1 .oOa5. ,0e:, Wheat
s0a92c; Corn 32a33c: Oats &c; Rye
45c; Barley S9a9lc-4-v4-s--,.- "
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-18

waoasdeId stock Market
February l7--Cattl '2ias per pound
Sheep Sa4C per pound. Hogs 2a2ac pei
pound gross. - g q s
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MARRIED On February s h, by Rev.
john WRrenr, Miss MAMIE R. DUFFrELD
of Clarington, to Mr.. JOHN r., COLLINS
of Pittsburgh, Pa. ~
On February 1st, 1879, by JOHN W.
STRIcKLINa Esq. of Wayne township,
Miss ELIzABETH A, JOHNSON to Mr..
WILLIAM ScHAfER s2s-es
On February 4th, 1879, by Rev. P S
WErssENBERaER, Miss NARY BURKHARD1
to Mr.. PETER WEIsEND.
On January 28th,' 1879, by Rev. WM
RrEcHENNEYER, Miss MARI KocHER to
Mr.. ALEXANDER ONEAcRE. ~
On Feb 18th, by Rev. L B. KING
Miss MARY A. MILLER to Mr.. Amos
WALTERS. s, sst
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Sales to.day4at sf@Iot;:: Tor ordinary
to strictly prime sitera. and G2@ !
O2ac; to dress. 81 to 5s lhs.. outside
pt,ce for two car loads of Illinois steers:
S'eep-Market qniet hm' atssdt at
4a@5ae: for sheep and COCA :, for goni
and c,oice lambs; q few picked sheep
reached g.. l, -.
Hog,-Narke, anie' for live hogs at
4 1904 80 per LOO lhs.. vi b two car,
loads Of lsh,. @. 10 corn-i,d, 160 lbs:
svelagr; a sl rs:
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BOARDING.

/. Good boarding osn be obtained At from 81
10 - 50 per week. Rooms for self boarding
can be obtiinsd at low rates.
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Philadei,plIta.

Feb 14-Flour 4 25a5 80. Wheat /
06al Of; Corn 42a4sc;;a Oats 20 Sic:
Rye 53a54c lsl
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Hallimare.

Feb H Flour 50a5 so; Wheat l
DIAL 0S; Corn 44s45e;, Oats 3sa35c
Rye So '59c.
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Geo. Jacob Steiglaters Will.

M0TIcE II hereby siysn that the lass VIII.
IN and Testament Of George Jacob Stsigls-.
ter, late of Aonros oouatS Ohio. deceased,
together viii the record thereof, was de'
ssroysd BY hre On the l3th day, of Juns, 1867,
and that dHly certified copy of said VIII
was supplied aud Admitted ID RECORD In thj
Probate Court Of said Monroe c8unty, on III
9Th day Of February, 1878, and recorded
therein.
.s5 5.ass M JAS R. NORRIS
fsbll.'7sw3 Probste Judge \ c.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-18

fE Several Of Hon. H Maury's Dem
ocratic friends in Monroe County are
going back on him because he voted
against the Booth fee bill. While We
are in favor of the reduction of salaries
for County officers, we do not think the
Booth bill is the right one. 1t does not
present the matter in the proper form
Quaker CITY Independent
That is exactly Mr.. MAURY's position,
and he has the Constitution on his side
of the question Condemnation before
all the facts have appeared is wrong nine
times in ten. zr s+
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DIEp,-Ou the 10th inst, on Jsckson's
RIDGE. Of lung fever, Graves. AraEs,
aged 40 years. .kssaste.
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~The statement Of the Glen's Falls
Insurance Company, published this week,
makes first-class showing.
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PROBLEMS AND ANSWERS:
los shilIg's

DID You ever know q tobacco COM
mission merchant in Baltimore that did
not hsse prisate understandings with
Ohio dealers, and afterwards violated all
of theme
Never. --s ,ao~ r
Whatl Neverf @r t'
Well, hardly ever; 81 ''''s q $40
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R E I N H + r
E Keeps Bread, Cakes, Chow Chow,
1 Pickles, Nuts, Candies, Tobacco, CT
N gars, Canned Fruits, Jellies, Cheese,
H Sardines, Mustard 4 other articles
E kept III q first class Confectionery.
R Motto: Quick sales & small profits.
R E I n II e r
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Rad Tax Receipts.

Notice is hereby given TO- Township
Clerks and Trustees that they can OBJ
tain Road Tar Receipts ut Tar SPrRfr
ONCE at "A cents per hundred.
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Beallsville Normal School,

f(NHR FIFTH Session OF this School opens
July IA, 1879 and closes September
he, 1879. !ss7 'a5soe 7sIil iia
/, We take pleasure In offering to the pat.
70 liking public superior sdvantissl over ID =
other school in Eastern Ohio -smong which
are corps Of efficient Instructors, written
Examinations, good and cheap boarding, .
moral and social community, . 6rst. .olasa.
Literary, Society. a,thorough course Of Lee-
lures, and At the close Of tbs, session, tbs, )
Coun'y Teachers Examination
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Din You ever know Q tobscco dealer
who didn't swear when he received re-
turn Of sales on which he Lost .ei,oo per
hundred2
Neyer. s6s sals i sibb3ig
What! Nevers
Well. hardly ever. asasi y afa9Er
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Meeting of the Democratic County
Central Committee.

The members OF the Democratic Coun.
ty Central Committee are requested to
meet in Woodsfleld, on
Saturday, March 2,h. iss8,
To fix the time and manner of holding
the Democratic Nominating Convention :
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Mrs. ELlsABErH CALLANp died 10 Sum
merheld, Noble county, on the 9th inst,
aged s6 years.
An account Of the, burning Of Mr..
GEoaer NErrs barn vii be found ii
This paper. IS 10y .e {
Miss RSrH E, HlRs, OF Summerheld,
Noble county. and Mr.. Am ErDRtDuE,
of Mapsiield, Ohio, both Muies, were
married on the Ssh iuss. 80 - ! = s ......E !
Ason Of Mr.. n. +. CHAxkY, OF Barnes.
willie, formerly 1 rssiieut Of Antioch,
this county, had one Of bis eyes pat out,
on the llth insts by.'a piece Of strap
iron thrown by another boy.
The County Commissioners do no,
Consider claims for sheep killed BY dogs
at their March session. The June and
Decealbes ssssloua ore Che oniy simes
these claims can be considered or pre-.
vented.
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DID You ever know tobacco com.
mission merchant in Baltimore who saw
anything wrong in bic manner of making
sales which caused Ohio dealers to lose
heavily9 @ss'H 5s tis'
Never.
What! Neveri
Hardly eset. 81 a'aS s'eaaaia.
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~Pot Flowers of all kinds for cal
at Mrs. WAYS. a

~ Fruit Trees, :.
Grape Vines, l
Evergreens,
And Shrubhery Of all kinda for sale BY
Mrs. NJ. A. WAY, Woodsneld, Ohio
Orders from o distance Will receive
prompt attention.
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J Chicag0--Feh. 1.-THE Drovers,
Journal reports Hogs-Ctoice heavy
3 s5@4 Csc; light 8 s0@3 95:; mixed
3 60G3 so.
! ca,tle-Shippine 4 20@ss zoe; sock:
ers and feeders 3 20a4 30,; butcheis
oyer; COWS Q -00@3 -6ac; |; steers 2 8o0
8 70; Texans 2 50@4 90.
Sheep Market steady At $1,000 20:
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DID Ycu ever know an Ohio dealer,
in league with tobacco commission men
in Baltimore, to lose by poor sales, OF
otherwise? 's$a
Never.
What! Never ~
Well, hardly ever.
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Ntdp :ASbs,lrt.tlils' ri SEM
Notice to Teachers.

THE Board OF Examiners 6f Monroe codds
i ~ will hold meetings 70. the exsminl-
ton Of TsacRsfs as follows:
Woodsdsid; Saturday, March :. 1879. .
arg" 2aa' April ID, ( sstsol
.slit.s t;isT7Hs 40 is, aiaHse
These ssaminations Viii commenss ii
o'clock 4. m. and close at4p m. so4.,sf I
+ fee Of SO cents is required tom -SEsit
applicant, as condition Of examjnstion; and
must be paid in advance.
BY order Of the Board: =
fsbls.'7s. s.2et 8. A.ArKrSsoE, CLERK. 2
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Nsx Advertisements,

The ae.h year OF Tar Srrsir's publi-
cation begins to-day. p4,fa :,
Mr.. EDWARD McGtSxts, near Bealls.
vile, this county, died on the ssh inst: 2
There were - spplicants at the teach.
ers' examination held on the 10Th inst.
Protracedlmesting commenced In the
NJ. E. Church at Beallsville on the 18Th
tn.t
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q f7-''sW H.IHF u q - ff-T Ia - ~
Glen's Falls Insurance Com.
51s q Of NEW YORH.
sEArs OF Ono, IssuRAScB DE1ARrxEsr,
CoLhhshs. January "a. 1879.

colshshs. January "a, 1879. T.
tA1HRRRAs, tha Gien's Falls Insurance.
w Company. located at Glsn's Falls,in the
State Of New York, has filed in this ofics
. sworn Ssatement, by the proper officers
thereof. showing its condition and businesss {
and has complied in all respects with the
laws Of this State relating 70 Fire Insursncd
Companies, incorporated BY other States Of
the tnitsd,,sIatss. o,s.,y-l
Now. therefore, in pursuance Of Law. I;
Joseph r. Wright, Superintendent Of Tnsuf-
ancs, Of the State Of Ohio, do hereby certify
that said Company is authorised to transact
It's appropriate business Of Fire Insurance
in this State, in accordancs withslAw. during
the currentysar. The condition and business
Of said Company, at the date Of such State.
meut. December 81. 1879 is shown as fol-
lows: sHlfl y .ieksS e@sffsss =
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in cash. ................... siss24 a.
Amount Of expenditures for the
year in ossh ......... ..... I'll, ,s04 SO
In witness, whereof Ihave hersnnto Sub.
scribed nay name. and Sadssd the seal Of my
Office to be ahBxed, the day and year above
written 9" JOSEPH r WRIGHT.
i'ss Superintendent.
Nelson Baker, Agent st woSdsisld,
ohio. h' ,ss febl8y7stl. x
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whose farm lies In three counties, has a
hay stack, one. half Of which is in Guern.
sey county and: one, half in Noble, and
Ihe pitches the hay from the stack over
the fence into Mnskingum to feed bis
stock - Cambridge Nssos.
TIE only important State elections
| this year win occur in New York and
Ohio. Both States elect Governor and
other State officers. Whichever Of thes,
two States is carried by the Democrats
will in oil probability furnish the Demo
cratic candidate for President.
THE Treasurer Of ST. Clair county
Illinois, has gone wrong, and s30,00t
OF the peoples money goes with him.
He was Democrat during three terms
and his accounts we're all right. Las
year, however, he left the Democracy
Joined the Republicans, and very natu
rally stole the peoples money q
/ CRooKEDNEss has been discovered il
the Office OF the Treasurer Of Cham
paign County, Ohio, A large numbel
oil tax payers have discovered that th'
Treasurer or HE deputies have been col
,ecting more tax from them than VA
charged on the tax duplicate. Cham
paign is an intensely Republican county
TIE Ohio Legislature 10 both houses
has Al farmers, 81 lawyers, IA mer
chants. 8 physicians, 6 editors and prin
ters, 5 manufacturers, 4 druggists,
bankers, teachers, . real estate dealers
and one each Of shoemaker, artist, bras
finisher, oil merchant, insurance agent
general business man, lumber merchant
|steck dealer, surveyor and hotel keeper