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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-04-22
Written for The Spirit of Democracy
"Too Much of q Good Thing Is Not
ALWAYS Best"


MR. EDITOR: The good people Of the
neighboring town Of Centerview. on Sa:-
urday night last, were favored with
speeches, from the Greenhack champi-
ions, Messre. Watson and Fin.
Friend Watson was introduc d by the
worthy chairman, G. VI. C crran, and
was soon deeply engaged IN an earnest
Effort to prnve TO his audience that the
pits Mt revolution of the publ MUD on
the suhj.ct of finance is great and grand.
not only absolutely, hut also in campa''-
son with the mighty revolutions OF tie
pas. Then there was placed in his stei
eopticon, vivid picture Of the ruin, dis :
aster and bank uncy caused by The ur-
wise legislation of The pas. After that,
the concentrated light of the magic lar
tern was brought to hear on a life pie
ture of the .'bloated bondholder," sitting
10 bis cushioned rocker, IeisurelJ coun :
ing his "cent er GEN." and smilinglv
clipping his precious coupons, ,undisturl,-
ed by the ruthless tax !alherer; while in
strong contrast was placed vivid pain
ing OF the down. rudden tiler of the
soil, and the laboring mechanic, busy
from the earliest dawn till the stars rise,
barely able to exc out miserable pi :
tance for the support Of the weaiy wi
and hungry chi dren, after paving not
only his own taxes but those of the rich
hondholder as well. "We are ahoring
urder a heavier burden of taxation than
ever curseti any other natior. No other
nation cndld bear SD heavy burden !;
and ,thereis M m cessity for this nation
to bear p9H issu j Paul says, "Ali
things are 'iawf II for me, but all things
are NOT expedient." We say that il Is
expedient to issue green5acks enough to
pay eff tie bonded debt, and if it is not
constitutional let the Constitution be
amended, and let us have greenbacks
enough t6 paw off the bonds, and then
no more 6oads heacJortA. Such was the
drift of the speech, backed by statistics
and references when necessary.
M. Flint spoke from the same stan1
point, but not at so great length. urging
the importance OF leaving the old parties
and joining the new movement, which to
be able to accomplish the desired good
must become strong enough to overcome
both the old parties.
The more struggle with the financial
problem, the more am convinced that
the great mass Of the people know but
little abuuti'. Politicians seem to study
it only for speech making; but it seems
to me that little study ought to COL
vince any one that the immediate issue
of such an amount of irredeemable cur
rency would not cure the evils complain
ed o.. Too much OF o good thing is no
always hest, at least you may set thai
down as the. opinion of E. D. j.
April l6, 1879.
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Programme for the Celebration Of
the Anniversary of tho Order of
Odd Fellowship for Lewisville
Lodge No. 40S, on April 26, 1879.
l Meeting OF the Lodge at half past
one o'clock P NJ.
= Reading chapter bible J and prayer
BY chaplain.
g. Singing ode by Lodge.
4 Reading Of the proclamation OF the
NJ. W. Grand Master by the Secretary
8. Address OF welcome by II J Ben
der.
6 Address by Jas. H Hamilton Sub
ject-H story of the order
z Address by Jas. Taggart. Suhjec,
What constitutes a. true Odd Fellow
8 Address by 5. C. Kelly. Subject
Affinity between The Bible and the prin
ciples of Odd Fellowship.
8. Address by A. C. Armstrong. Sub
ject-Friendship, Love and Truth
10 Address by G W Hamilton -
Suhject-Beneft Of the Order.
II Benediction by Chaplain.
= = = : Rs,aa RssD1a' Committee on
s JAS H. HAnLros Programme.
Adopted April IL, 1879.
Resolued, That the above programme
be published in both County papers.
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wJohn Dunn, the righ -aand man
Of Getty wayo Is, as his name indicates,
an Englishman. According to the Cape
Argus he has lived so long among the
Zalus that he is more Kaffir than Eng
llsh. He is the heaviest trader in the
Zulu country, and has alarge number OF
personal adherents, subject ton author
i,y but his own. His lawful wife is not
a Kaffie, but be has taken Fl teen or six
teen native wives, and his family has
grown to patriarchal dimensions. He
is described as man Of metlium height,
in the prime of life. thickset, and bron;
ed, with pair Of flashing gray eyes and
heavy beard He dresses well. and
would pass muster as prosperous far
mer.
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as 10 general elections, 10 receive the votes,
hear chai engss. examine parties challenged
uu Ter OATH and conduct said slsctious unisr
the provisions Of the primary elect on Law.
The following resolution OF the Central
Committee defines the qualifications Of vo-
ters:
RRsoLv D, That men who supporte the
Democratic State ticket at the preceding gen.
eral election, except such IS have since left
the Democratic party, or attached themselves
to some other political organization; men
known to be members Of thu Democratic
party; Democrats who move int the county
and will te l.gal voters at the next general
elee' ion; yoiuy men known to be Dsn,oci ats
who will be- Of age in tim TO vots at the
next general lection, and Dsinocri 1; for
-igners who ma be entitled TO natura :zs-5
tion papers in time to vote at the next genes
raj election, snail be entitled to vote.
1t Is made the duty Of Supervisors to ses
that this resolution is Garnet into completes
effect aud to conduct said election fairly aud
impart ally.
In case a Supervisor appointe is not pres.
-ut to ops he polls, auy Democratic elector
Of the township may BE- chosen to act
The following Is the resolution providing
for tie return Of the poll books aud rally.
sheets:
RssoLvEp. That the Supervisor and Judges
Of the sonvention endorse the naue Of the
new Central Committeeman ON the back Of
the returns. and that the new Committeema
return the poll-books aud tally sheets, duly
certified and sealed up, aud at o'clock on
uordav Tnna O thar sha N m, q ~ in fhs caurt
house in Woods6eld, elect Chairman and
Secretary from their ma nbsr, aad proceed TO
canvass the returns AMI announce the result.
BY order Of the Democratic Central COM
mittss Ut Monroe Go .nty. Ohio.
j. I. DOUGHERTY,
Chairmon Dem Central Con,,asttee.
W. H. Bo0TH, Secretary. -. = Z
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UCslonel JERE. WILtIAns, Of Mon
roe County. editor Of the Woodsfeld
Srrarr rDExocRAcr. has just got o.
200 clerkship in the United States Ser
a,e.--c;acissati Enquirer, TIA last.
We learn from the Washington Posl
that JssE has been appointed to the po-
si,ion Of petition clerk by the Secretary
OF the Senate.
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BELMONT COUNTY SEAT.
THE cpNTEsr sjl .r AT LAST DEcI.
/. .f,,ss. DED.
StsiC CIaifsville Successful--The Re-
mOvaf Bill Postponed Indefinitely,
bya Vote of 81 t0.47. 10

StssCIaifsvilla Successful--The Re-
mOvaf bill Postponed Indefinitely,
/ 'bya Vete of 81 to47. l.a
,EdLuAaags, O.. April 1.-THE G M
mittee opiNsw Counties AID County A.
fai' feparletl to the House OF Represen.
taiyes, this. afternoon. by special prom;s-
sion, on the B B.lmanti county seat qles
,ior. THE report is. signed .bv all the
members except Sextro, Chairman. and
comedies all the advan'a ages claimed for
Bellaire, but rec' mmends the indefinite
pos,ponement of the bill on account OF
the increased taxation, which would be
required to putup new public buildings.
Immediately upon the introduction of the
report Mr.. Danford, of Belmont, moved
that the bIIIl,e engrossed for third res-
ding, and spoke 10 support Of his motion.
Wright, of Hamilton, N>rton, OF Seneca,
Surgeon, OF Lewis, and Covert, of Cuya
hogs, also favored the hill and spoke in
favor OF its engrossm mt. O,levee, OF
Clark. opposed the motion. Alexander,
of Belmont, demanded the ayes and 10 8
upon the question, which were taken.
Ayes Al, NOES 81. So the matter is set
tied at leas, for the present, adversely to
Bellsire. The discussion elected great
interest in the House. H. H.
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~ The Law provides thai ''ins listing
personal properly Is shall be valued at
the usual selling price, at the time Of lis
tiss and asths place where the same may
then be, and II no selling price in known.
then Il such price az could be obtained
therefore in money at snch time and
place" Aay assessor who shall unlaw-
fully exempt property from or enter !, al
less than iis true value 10 subject to 9
fine of notless than $500 nor more than
$1,000.
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rv The Columbus correspondent OF
the Cleveland Leader, April 18th, has
the fcllo~ing:
Da'zell has returned to the Capital,
and is now looking verv wei. He has
afIldavits with him from his physici n
showing that he has realIy been yer,
sick, and that the charges preferred
against him by the Columbus Democrat
as TO drunkenness and delirium ,remen,
cannot he true called ON Captain
Wright to dav, and asked him what l.,
thought as 10 the charges. a 4 receive,
the answer that there was not ole wor,
Of truth in them.
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Challenge.
BEALLsvILLE, O., April IA, 1879

BEALLsvILLE, O., April IA, 1879.
Ed. SPIRIT: Prof. Washington Glass,
Who has been teaching class in vocal
music for the last eighteen months At the
East Sunsbury church, is hereby chs.-
lenged with his East Sunsbury class to
meet me with my golden song class
which / have drilled only for about
three weeks at or near the East Suns
bury church then and there 10 sing for
the banner OF Monroe county Prof.
Glass will please meet me or hereafter
and forever hold his peace
PRor C. L SPRrGGs.
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1EWe have several exceedingly in.
,eresting letters which will appear in
THE SPIRIT at the proper time. They
we're not written for publication, but the
persons to whom they were directed hav.
ing kindly placed them in our hands
with permission to use them as we may
think best, it is our opinion that they
should be given to the people in order
that they may know how pure and fres
from corrupt baryaiaiag certain ieformeri
in the new party are. -
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apr22,'7eY.>
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that = petition
IN will b. presented to the Commissioners
Of Monros C unity, Ohio. at their next sss--
sion to be held on the first Monday In June.
1873, praying for an alteration In the county
road leading from Cameron to Darlington.
Beginning at point near the house Of Fay
cite Baldwin on the lanis o; the heirs Of
Anne Baldwin; thence By the nearest practi.
cable route through the lands Of VIM Coch-
ran to Negro Run; thence to intsrsect the
aforesaid county road on the lands of Jacob
Mehl, near b house.
.pra2,;sw5. MANY PETITIONERS.
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Given up by Doctors.

"Is 1t possible that Mr.. Godfrey is up
and at work, and cured by SO simple a
remedy?"
II assure yoa It is true that he is er-
tirely cured, and with nothing hut Hop
Bitters: and onlv ten da,s ago the doc
tors gave him up and said he must die!'
"Wel'-'- lay! That is remarkable
I will 60 this day and get some for my
poor George know hops are good"
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Popular FayOrites,

The Floral Richea Cologne Water,
Alis,a Bouquet and Pet Rose handker-
chief extracts, made by DR., Price, are
becoming popular fayorites, DR., Price 5
Raral Riches is the finest cologne or
toilet water made, and is in high repute
among clergymen. public speakers and
invslids for its fue, agreeable and rt,
freshing fragrance,
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nD-SrErHEH BoUouxER, Of Cameron,
Adsns township. has been appointed and
commissioned .. Notary Public. Per-
sons dssiring Deeds, Mortgages and
oshst papers acknowledged should give
lin call.
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cEH B HILL, Deputy U S. Mar
shal, took passage on the steamer "Buck-
eye State'' for Cincinnati. on Saturday
morning the 18th inst, at Baresville, ,hay-
ing in charge the following named gen.
tleman Of this county, who we're indict.
ed by the U. s. Grand Jury for this, the
Southern District Of Ohio, at the April
term 1879, for illicit distilling, viz: Gso.
KEEDAsH and john RoMsoUR, Ohio town.
ship, and JoHx Bowman and john
SHouB, Lee township.
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wheeling Intelligencer. 18th ;nst.)
The Latest From Leadville.

twould seem from dispatch receiv-
ed Yesterday by W. L MoAfee, E,q
who has been for several weeks snjourn-
ing 10 our midst, that a rare streak OF
good luck has bafallen his son. law.
Mr.. S. n. Hamilton, Wheeling 10y
some years ago, who left here t, court
fortune in larger mercantile field at S..
Louls. NJ. Hamilton, while engaged in
the dry goods commission business in
that city has, it seems, had his eye on
Leadyille, and within few months past
has paid two visits to that remarkable lo-
calitr. During these visits he made in
vestments in mines that have turned out
exceedingly forlunate--so fortunate that,
according to q dispatch to Mr. McA'ee
Yesterday, he has sold out cue OF them
for the fabulous sum Of q million and
quarter of dollars. HIS announcement Of
the news is as follows:
ia sr. Louis. April 10, 1870.
W. l.. NeAfse. Wheelieg:
Come home Immediately. l made sale in
Chicago yesterday at n million and quarter.
May 20 TO San Francisco tomorrow on busi-
ness 3sS s. N. HAMILTON.
We learn from Mr.. McAfee that his
sol -.L-.aw has still several other proper
lies left, one Of which he regards as good
as the one he has disp sed OF, and Two or
tbr.e Others as very promising. IL tLis
turns QUITO be the cas- it is certainly q
surprising instance OF extraordinary good
fortune-such fortune in fact as has not
happened, we presume, to dozen of the
adventurers who have gone to Leadville.
and that is not likely to happen to one
in ten thousand Of them. Neverthel 81
1t will be sufll ient to turn the heads Of q
good many youths who from this time on
viii be ready to pawn 'he very clothes
or their backs for enough money to ba,
an emigrant ticket to Leadvillc. We ex-
pect to see Hamilton's biography pull :
lished at once 10 the S Louis and Lead
vile papers, telling how he came to
Wheeling q few years ago as broth OF
hoy, from Monroe County, Ohio, to
seek his4: fortune; how be entered the
Wholesale dry goods house of S mpson
4 Hoge asa clerk, and how after serving
there for several years he felt sort OF
Napoleonic inspiration, such as always
overtakesa o man Of destiny, come npon
him, whispering to him to arise and seek
glory aud fortune in the land Of the
West. f,-.
Seriously, however, We are glat to he
able TO record this good future TO Mr..
Hamilton We have no doubt that 1t
will make happy the hearts OF number
Of former W heeling residents with whom
be stands connected. The best use they
can all make OF it is to come back TO the
old town TO live--put their money in q
rolling m II like the Belmont, at present
wprices, and await the revival OF trade.
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ITEMS.

+ TIE new Court House in Guernsey
county is to cost $4,000.
LoRILLARDs horse PAROLE won two
races in England last week
UPsoN, Democrat, is elected to Con-
gress in one OF the districts In Texas by
over 5000 majority.
TIE Asylum management at Athens
has had considerable mud thrown at it
recently; we hope none will stick.
RUsrNEss a, the tobacco warehouse in
Bellaire is looking ur. There are now
about Is or 20 hogsheads of tobacco in
the house. st. Clairsuillc Gazet.e, 17th
iast.
An apostle of temperance in Barnes :
vile opposes the proposed judicial
amendment because L,cal o ption" was
voted down by the Legislature. Smart
young mar.
A TERRIBLE storm swept over Collins-
vile, Ills, on the IA b inst. Seventy
five buildings were damaged, one child
killed and number of other persons
seriously injured.
AT the meeting of the directors of the
B. 4 s. W. R. R. held on Tuesday, they
directed the President, Mr.. Mooney, to
order the Engine and six new cars, to be
delivered next week The President also
4ordered the River Side Iron Works to
commence delivering Iron by the Gath
inst BelL,ire Tribune, 17th inst.
WHILE the negroes are fpcking TO the
West the planters in the South are seek.
ling Chinese cheap labor. This is new
phase Of the Pacific coast problem. II
may happen that hereafter railroads in
the West will be built by colored men
and cotton raised by the almond-eyed
disciples Of Confucius. This is indeed
a great country.
/ IT is not Revolutionary" to attach
germane legislation to appropriation
bills, for the Republicans have for twenty
years been attaching to appropriation
bills legislation that was and that wasn't
germane. 1t is not revolutionary" to
, ss, ssA that Federal hayonets shall not be
used At the ballo;-boxes; it is revolu.
,ionary TO say that they may be. Who
are the revolutionists 7-Cincinnati En-.
quirer.
TIE Republicans vehemently object
to any financial legislation by a Demo,
cratic Congress, also to any political leg
islaiion by Democratic Congress-
What is Democratic Congress for2 l,
must not touch the financial question
and II must not repeal any Republican
laws The Eepuollcans modestly as.
sume to dictate legislation, whether in OF
out Of power. They attempt to own all
that join them Eaqairsr.
News was received here yesterday oi
the death of Mrs. Martha McCollin, wife
Of John McCollin, Of Philadelphia, and
formerly of this place. She will be re
membered by our older readers as ths
daughter of Thomas Judkins, deceased
For several years she has been in failing
health, and Of late had been utterly pros
trated and life had become q burden =
She was most amiable lady. OF q sweel
and guileless nature, and fitted for bet
ter world rather than the luie jostling,
| of this mundane sphere. She was abou
4 forty seven years OF age, and leaves .
husband and six children.- Baraesuiu,
Esterprise, l7th inst
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AwIt Was reported in town last week
that Mr. 5. N. HAnLrox, formerly Of
woodsHeld. but 1t this time . resident
Of St Louis. had disposed Of silver
mine as LsadviIle TO Chicago parties for
the round sum Of sl,250.00o. "vEs'
has struck 1t rich, IL the report is cor
rect
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A bright little miss in Napa, Cal no.
ted for her quaint sayings. said to her
mother the other day, ''Mamma, when
you went to heaven to get me, did you
pick out the prettiest baby on Gods
Aoor - or course mamma said yes. so
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Cincinnati.

April l7--Flour2 2 75a5 so; Wheat l
GOAL 05, Corn 37.30s; Oats 29A33c /;
Rye Sic: Barley 6Oa9Qc. .s
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Arrival of New Goods at F. Reefs.
Watches, Ladies' and Gents chains,
charms Of every description, new patteri
of Sleeve Blu tons, Ear diops and Nrct
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 29,1S7si = Woodsaeh, O
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PROSE1 UrlNG ATTORNEY.

tYW We are authorized to announce that
John y. 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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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION,
sATURDAYg.!juNE7, 1879.

e !. :
To Me Democracy Of @e County or Aonre. md
StIte of Ohio: ss'-s
You are hereby ncsiaed chat an election
will be held on Saturday, the 7sh day Of
June, 1870, for tha purpose Of nominating
one candidate for esc6-o the following or
ces, to be supported itv the party; At the en-.
suing fall election. viz Representative. Au-
ditor, Treasurer. Clerk. Sheriff, Prosecuting
Attorney. Commissions, sInfrmary Director
and Coroner. .7s. s,aGessat s
The Democracy Of ths several townships
will, At the same time and in. the same man
ner, elect one Committeeman for their re-
spectivs townships to serve for the ensuing
year on the Democratic Central Committee
Of the county. -
The polls will be opened ir the several
townships between the Hours OF and 10
o'clock 3. m. and CLOSE at o'clock p m. Of
said day, at the usual plates of holding
elections in the townships.
The nominations Will be by the popular
vote system, the candidate receiving the
highest number Of votes to be declared no Il.
mated, =. s.s'ss ex
The elt ction, viii, bs conducted in all re-
speots In conformity With the lss Of the
State regulating general elections, but only
the Votes Of such persous IS are qualified
under the resolution Of the Central Commit
tee. hereafter set forth. shall be received.
The Democratic Central Committee of
Monroe County, Ohio. have resolved.by vote,
to invoke the protection aud subject said
nominating slestion 10 the provisions Of the
primary elsctioa Law, entitled s.An Act to
protect the election Of voluntary political
assocIa.i lions and to punish frauds therein"
passed BY the General Assembly OF Ohio
February "a, 1871, and the amendments
thereto, and, appointed the following super
visors to open and preside at said elections:
Adams-M., Bou6HNEs.
r Benton-R NJ. cline.
Bethel--ALLx., CRAWFORD.
Center-GEoRaE ?. DoRR;
Frank!in-J. E.. MIRAcLE.
Greep--N. H. EDpY. ,.>...
Jaskso ,-WM. HATuoRN.
Lee-JAMEss ANDERSON.
Malaga--J. HI. EaaERs,, s
Ohio-C. MosERyss ~
Periy-J.a r., PENNIsaToN:,
Salem-J. E. MaRRILL
Scneca-PHILIP Foi.GEB,-
Sumpit-ALExsi Buchanan.
Sipsbury-T sJ.aGRIFFIru.
Swi zerland-P %. AEMLY
Wsshington-rCHsnLEs Ess h1LL.
]. Way eA-G O..BEBGHERTY.tA
Rach supervisof,hSvingaf afst been sworn BY
Justice Of the Peace Notary Pubiio,or other
officer author scd 10 administer oaths, "that
he is a legal voter Of said township. and
that he will correctly, and faithfully conduct
said election, protect It against all frauds and
unfairness. carefully and truly canvass all
the votes cast theyest, and return the same
according to the call d this Democratic Cen.
trail Committee OF Monroe County Ohio. and
the provisions Of the primary election law
shall then call upon the Democ' stic electors
present at the polls. and possessing the qusl-
6catious of persons entitled to vote under
this notice. to chooso two judges Of elections
and TWO clerks to assist in receiving and
taking account Of the votes cast, to each et
whom shall be administered the sams oath as
has already been taken by. the supervisor.
The Judges and ClsrAs shall then proceed
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AEJadge wALron. on the 18th inst ,
re-appointed ) A. ArKlnsor. Of Adams
township, to the position Of School Ex-
anin6f for ! tern Of three years.
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na,r Aayerti.emen,s..
Cisan up your alleys.

Cean up your alleys.
Plant your "gardeu sass" when you
get ready.
Prof. CePk's school opened yesterday
with 4 fait attendance.
Mrs DR.. WALTON, Of Clafington. was
visiting friends in this place last week
2 Assessors and candidates are very busy
visiting the citizens Of this county just
now.
There are leo cases for hearing at the
term OF Court commencing on Monday,
the 28th inst.
Who has the oldest Bible 10 Monroe
Co ,nay : Let us hear from our readers
on that subject. ~
The Odd Fellows Of Lewisville viii
celebrate the anniversary Of their Lodge
on Saturday, the 26th inst.
GEoRas MreRs. OF Green township
who cut his shros. II Clarington, this
county, ten days since, will recover.
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ag-Ths road Law - recently amend
cd increases the pay Of each road super
visor nom e25 to 135 and allows them
. per cent. on the property road tax
worked out Zansss;ls Signal.