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wA fight and cutting off ay took
place last Fridav evening in front of the
hard ware store between Doc BAKER and
WILLIAM FL0wERs. Thelater had been
drinking some, and when BAKER walked
up Flowers asked him about the action
he had taken concerning difficulty
Flowers had at BURxHARr's some time
since. BAKER denied having interested
himself In the matter in any manner
whatever FLowERs called him liar
and added another hard name, when BA-
KER Knocked him down. They were
separated, when FLowERs drew a knife
and BAKER grabbed chair which some
one took from him, when Flowers
struck him with the knife in the lower
part OF the belly, ON the left side, infiict-
ing an ugly looking wound. Dr. Arm
STRONG was called and put stitch in the
cut and pronounce, it not dangerous,
hut said an eighth Of an inch ssdeeper
would have Gu; through to the inside. =
FLowERs was arrested on charge OF
cutting with intent to wounds and ad-
mitted to bail in the sum Of $500
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CUTTING AFFRAY.-The Sabbath still
ness of the 81 OF July, which was mere
celebrated as the Fourth, was marred by
a serious ARRAY between Jacob Albert
and David Hosman. We did not isee
the beginning of the trouble, but are. in
formed that Hosman was sitting lin o
chair outside the Albert House, when
Bert Damsel came up and tried to. pick
q quarrel with him.. Hosman warned
him off and declined to have anv trouble
with him. Albert then came up and be-
gan abusing Hosman. drawing a chair
over him and ordering him to get up =
Hosman rose to his feet when Albert
struck him with the chair, and the parties
went into rough and tumble fight
Hosman had an open knife in his hand
when the fight began, and he used it
with effect on Albert. When the parties
were separated, it was found that Albert
had received severe cut in the hand,
and one in the temple and face, besides
having his clothes cut in q number OF
places. Beyond few scratches and the
tearing Of bis clothes, Hosman received
no injury. Both parties we're under the
Influence of liquor. The sffair caused
considerable excitement. and large
crowd stood around for some time =
There were no arrests -Barnesville En-.
terprisc, Sth inst
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EE The P N. at the Office in this
place informs us that mails now arrive
and depart as follows: For the East over
the B., 4 S. W. R R, at l:2l. p. M
daily Fer Lewisville, Staff ,rd, Lecomp-
ton, Sprague. Masterton and Harrietts-
vile, on Tuesday, Thursday and Satur
day. arriving at Woods6eld, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday Of each week.
For Eiwina, Green Brier, Graysville,
Antioch, jolly and Centervicw on Tues.
day, Thursday and Saturday, arriving al
Woodsfield on Monday, Wednesday and
Friday. For Mt. Carrick, Irish Ridge,
Cameron, Round Bottom aud Clarington
on Tuesday aud Saturday. This mai
will probably be changed 50 as to leave
here on Saturday morning. The Barnes
vile mail arrives here at 4 80 P. NJ
daily, leaving at 5 P. NJ. for Malaga.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
james Levi Nsllsy
William Nalley ct al.

pY virtue Of certain order Of sale In pAf-
u tition issued from the Of common
pleas, within and for the county Of Monroe
and State Of Ohio, In case pending In sid
court between the above: named parties. and
10 me directed, l will offer for sale At public
auction At the east door Of the court house
on
Saturday, the tn day Of August, 1880.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock =. N. and
o'clock p. m, Of said day, the following Dc.
scribsd real estate situate In the township Of
Wayne, county Of Monroe and State Of Ohio,
10 wit:'
TRACT No 5-The northwest quarter Of the
southeast quarter of section three, township
I've and range six. t
Said property so ordered TO be sold 10 sp.
praised at $500. and may sell for two.thirds
Of said sppraisement.
TRRMs-One.t third cash, one third in ono
year and one third in two years; deferred
payne to bear interest from day Of sale
and to be secured by mortgage on the premi.
ses sold. 80
wM. RRAD,
/ july6, ,'SOw5. Sheriff N C. o.
srRIeos L DRleas and D. 0KEY, Att'ys.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

"A CCOUNTs and vouchers have been fled In
IL the Probate Court, of Monroe County,
Ohio, by the following Executors, Admins.
traitors and Guardians, to wit: '''
First and final account of Samuel Antil Rx'f
of the will of Thomas Antil, deceased.
Fifth and final account Of David Lentz Exec.
utoro the will of Israel Lentz, deceased.
First and fnal account of n. Letzslter and
q. N. Bdrkhart Administrators of the estate
aeof Philip Burkhart, deceased.
First and final account of Albert Sawyers
a, Administrator, with the will annexed, of
the estate of George Sawyers, deceased.
Second and final account Of Josephus Cox
Administrator Of the estate of Isaac +.
Bates, deceased.
First and final account OF David d. Schaub
Administrator. with the will annexed, Of
tbs estate of Catharins Elisabeth Schaub,
"a deceased.
First partial account of James Gates Admin
istrator Of the estate Of Nancy Gates, de-
ceased.
First partial account of John Keyser Admin
istrator of the estate Of Isaac Wissner,
deceased.
First and final account of Sarah A. Hill
(Knowlton) Guardian of James W. Gray, a
miner.
Fourth partial account of Thomas Cline
Guardian Of William P. Kaowlton, deceas.
eds minor heirs.
Third ana final account of W. &. Mallory
Guardian of the estate Of John J. Mallory
minor.
Any person interested may hle written
AZ ,ffono tno AID 1ufu
Of, on or before the 9Th day of August
next. when the same will be finally heard and
continued from day to day until disposed of,
r. K. WALTON,
julyl3.'80w3 Probate Judge N. C. o.
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The Public Schools OF Beallsville
and Sunsbury Township, Mon
roe County, Ohio.
BY REV. l.. b. KING

Words of closing must be brief. ]
wrote brief statement of facts Nav 4
Mr.. Cope made bluff rejoinder Nav
IL answered very much after his own
style May o.. He is very much exet-
cise9 over it in fnal article June Is {,
A recapiiulation brings out the tscts:
i. l.. That have shown Appletnn's
Readers to he complete failure in
Besllsville and Sunsbury township. And
there is not corporals guar of friends
left Ito give their memory decent but
rial. 3.
q. That have drawn out an acknowl-
edgement. from my critic, Of the merits
of McGuffev's Revised Readers.
8. That McGuffey's are growing in fa-
vor with the people.
l. 4. That Beallsville and Snnsbury town
chip are wide awake on the subject Of ed
ucation, and know what books are best
calculated to promote it.
5. That the unjust criticisms upon the
teachers here had no foundation, and
had TO fall to the ground; as the critics
last article virtually admits, and we all
know
G. That a seeker for notoriety in the
public prints must not ridicule a preacher
under the idea that his Office aud station
will not allow him 10 meet his critic with
the same kind of huff with which he
nav he attacked; although it NAV seem
+ like loading cannon to shoot tom tit on
a so.c log!
I That nv critic fully contradicts
himself in the first paragraphs OF his two
lahoreh ar,ic es-May IL and June lS.
One can see bv reference to the para
graphs that he hardly knows which horn
Of his dilemma to take. He can. and
he can't; he will, and he won't" DC.
8. That l used ne "slang and
bluff'--
(a) To express nv contempt for
treatment received and ideas advanced
BY nv critic.
(b). To meet bluff with bluff and it
seems, in meeting Herod, have "oui-
Heroded Herod!"
(c). To show the effects OF reading my
critics article and Apple'on's Readers
II to resd Appleton's Readers and my
critics articles, who has read and taught
morals, produces such an Ell OF upon q
preachers style, may sincerely caution
teachers Of my critics caliber against
reading any more of Appleton's; much
less to teach 10 the children. -, -
Pinched too hardp Why sqneal out
when your sarcasm is met by logical sar-
casm. OF your own right hand planting !?
Had you met me genteelly in your first
criticisms, l should have accounted the
two as being square; and my purpose
being subserved in my first article, /
would have remained quiet. / am willing
to leave the school book discussion Of
these articles at the tribunal of an intel
Iigent public judgment whose eyes have
been opened to look at the question. ]
thank you, Mr. Editor, for courtesies
shown during this debate. The Eve min.
utes are up allowed me by parliamentary
usage, for rehearsal, and I now close
the defender and promoter Of the peo-
ple's education first, last, and all the
time.
Beal'sville. Ohio, June 80, 1880
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Old Salem in Line for Hancock and
English.
CLARINGroN, OHIo, July 8, 1880.

CLARINGToN, OHIO, July 3, 1880.
EDITOR SPIRIT: AS l have not seen
anything in your valuable paper, from
this neck of the woods for some time /
thought would send YOU few items.
The Democracy of Old Salem are, con
liant OF the fact that the great secret of
success depends upon thorough or.
ganizalion and consequently. we organ
lied a HANCOCK and ENGLISH Club
on this, Saturday, evening Inst with
the following officers: Henry Marry,
President; George w. Cats. J. w. Nc.
Kline and N A Martin, Vice Presi-
dents; j. T Morrill,, Secretary, and Dr.
o Buskirk, Treasurer, and an Execu-
tive Committee composed OF one from
each School District iD the township
The Club starts off with a good mem
bership which will be increased at every
meeting. We will hold regular meetings
on Wednesday evening of each week =
We propose to render good account
from this part of the Banner County at
the October and November elections
We are satisfied that we will make con-
siderable gains in this township and our
fixed determination is to leave nothing
nndone that will 10 any way assist in
making success sure.
Miss Lizzie Craig, daughter OF James
Craig. who resides near this place. died
at the residence Of her father on the Sd
inst Of Consumption.
The stone work for Mr.. G L. Ty ler's
new store room is progressing finely and
is fast nearing completion. t
Clarington Lodge No. 525, O. o F,
installed the following officers: j. c.
Duerr, n G.; L. N. Timmons, v G.;
F. L. Case, Secretary; James Rutter,
Per Sec v. Schneider, Treasurer
There is gentleman in our town who
gave his COW sugar in place of salt, but
says that he has abandoned that practice
DOW as it is more expensive and then the
COW does not seem to be as fond of the
sugar as she does of salt.
Rumor has 1t that Mr.. John Rea slip
ped of On last Saturday and was mar
ried to Miss Ethel Howell young lady
of our place, but who has been visiting
her sister at Pittsburgh. AJAX
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Democratic Congressional COnven.
ttOn.

The Central Commit, eemen of the
several townships of Monroe County,
are requested under the resolution OF
the Central Committee, to select dele.
gates to represent their respective town.
ships in the Democratic Congressional
Convention to be held at the Court
House, in Marietta, Ohio,
Thursday, July %, 1880,
for the purpose of nominating a candi-
date for Congress in the 18th Congress
sional District. And to notify the dele
gates so appointed, and forthwith report
the sa ne to the Chairman of the Demo
cratic Central Committee.
The several townships are each enti-
tied to the following number of dele
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From Sunsbury Township.
BEALLsvILLE, Ono, July 9, 1880.

BEALLsVILLE, OHlo, July y, 1851.
Mr. EDITOR: According to previous
announcement the Dem 'crats of Suns.
bury township met on last night for the
organization Of Hancock and Eaglisl
Club.
On motion DR. Shouse was made tenn
porary Chairman. and DR. Dennie Sec
retary.
A short address was made, by the
Chairman, showing what the issues
would be in this campaign, and referring
to the vote Of this township for several
years past, be showed by figures taken
from the Clerks hooks that the Demo.
cratic vote had increased from 100 in
1872 to 268 in 1879, that the Democrat.
ic majority had increased from 100 to
l9l in that time That last year was
the only time when anything like close
canvass was made, when we increased
our majority from 1876 the year before
to l9l in one year.
He also made an earnest appeal for
thorough earnest and harmonious work
in this camraign
The committee appointed a few days
previous to solicit names for member.
ships reported over $50 names for or.
ganization.
On motion a committee of three was
appointed by the chair TO report rules
and officers for permanent organization
o. motion committee OF two in
each school district was appointed fol
obtaining members.
The Bsallsvilie Cornet Band which is
solid for Hancock entertained the club
with some good music.
The club then adjourned to meet in
two weeks at which time DR.. G. W.
Stewart will address ua.
The Democracy, of Suusburv mesn
business, and will increase their bes,
majority at the next election.
II. E..
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THE CAMPAIGN SPIRIT.

We will furnish The SPIRIT to Decem.
ber 1st, 1880, for the small sum Of
FIFTY g E N rs .
The campaign this year bids fair to be
red-hot one, and every Democrat in
Monroe County should keep fully post.
ed We intend to present In The SPIRIT
the facts concerning the opponents OF
the Democracy and firmly believe that
they will convince our readers that Credit
Mobilier-Dt Golyer-Salary Grabbing
Corrupt Custom House candidates
should not receive the suffrages OF the
honest masses.
Serd in your subscriptions. Address,
H r. WEST,
Woodsfi II, Monroe Co., Ohio,
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OBITUARY.

DIED the 10th day Of June
1880, on jackson Ridge, Margaret rru
ex, In her 8ith year She leaves ssgrea,
number of relatives and friends. She
was member OF the Church OF Chris,
and died ca lmly and peaceably trusting
in the promise Of one who is mighty to
save BLESSED are the dead that die in
the Lord
Swsetly she sleeps among the dead,
Humbly she rests her weary head,
Wrspt in the folds of earth she lies
Awaiting the summons to arise.
Rest Grandmother. thy labor's done.
Saved through the love of Gods dear Son,
Revel in the sunshine of love, 81
Rest in thy heavenly home above.
Wat.
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A Calf Story.
CAMERON, Quo, July 10, 1886

/ CAMERON, OHio, July 10, 1880.
Ed. SPIRIT: A friend relates to us o
very curious freak OF nature which be
describes as follows: A COW belonging
to Henry Meeks, OF Sunshury township,
gave birth to calf that had seven legs,
two heads, three eyes and two tails.
One OF the eyes was on the front part
and almost on top Of the head. A leg,
in shape like the hind one, was on the
fore shoulder, and vice versa With one
of the fore ones; one leg protruded
from the back.
Wheat, about all in. Some Of our
farmers have threshed, yield good.
Crops of all kind look we'll. DAVE.
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EEAn exchange wants 70 know,
"What is home without newspaper p
It is place where old hats are stuffed
into window frames; where the children
are like yonng pigs; the housewife like
an aboriginal savage the husband with
panorama Of the Dismal swamp paint.
ed on his shirt bosom With tobacco Juice
and the general outlook resembling the
house Of a iepraved h~ather.
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LEGAL NOTICE,

MARY MAGINNIs, whose pos. once and
W place Of residence are unknown, will
take notice that John Maginnis, Admiuistrs-
tor Of the estate Of Edward Maginnis, de-
ceased. did, on the 10th day Of July, A. D.
1880, file his petition In the Probate Court
within and for the County Monroe and
State of Ohio. against her and other defend
ants and heirs Of said Kd ward Maginnis, de-.
ceased, and is now pending therein, the OBJ
ject and prayer Of which petition is to seil
the folio wing described real estate situate
in said county of Monroe of which said 3D.
ward Msginnis died seized, to pay the debts
Of said decsdents estatef viz: Known as the
east half Of the north east quarter Of Sec.
tion fourteen (14) in township Ave (s) Of
range i've ~ containing so 27-l0O acres
more or less; and that the said Mary Magin,
mis- Is notified that she is required to appear
and answer said petition on or before the
l1th day o: September, A. D. 1880,
JOHN MAGINNIS,
Admir- Of the estate of Edw'd Maginnis, decd.
By Jas. W. Walton, his Attorney.
July l3,'S0w7.
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EY'A number of boys here are try.
ing to raise money to purchase instru
men's for Band. Prof. WALLAoE pro.
pos,s to instruct them free of charge
To further The project, Festival will DC
given on Friday evening. the l6 h inst
at which several prizes will be voted for
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HThe Census snumerators for this
county completed their 1abcrs last week
We are of the opinion that a neater set
OF books than those Of odr enumerators
viii not be received by Supervisor H6sr
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HProf. W. P. COPE, who was re-
appointed Superintendent Of the Uuion
Schools OF Woods6eld last week, has
notified the Board that he cannot accept
He has received the appointment Of Su-
perintendent of the schools Of Brook
lyn, Cuyahoga County, this State.
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Woodsfi II. Monroe Co., Ohio

SF The County Board of Equaliza-
lion. composed Of the Auditor, Survey
or and County Commissioners, will meet
in WoodsHeld on Monday, the 9th day
of August. They will consider all mat
ters connected with the appraisement OF
real estate,
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Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad.
CONDENSED TIME CARD,

GOING EAST AND WEST.
On and after June Is. 1850, all trains will
run daily (except Suuday) Is follows:
Through trains to Pittsburgh.
Through trains to Cleveland.
Through trains to Chicago.
Pullman's Parlor Cars between Wellsville
and Cleveland.
Hotel and Sleeping Cars on all trains be.
tween Alliance and Chicago.
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WThe country,is again infested with
swmdlers endeavoring to entrap the Ut
wary. Farmers and others, beware of
all travelling agents, unless personally
known to you. and be careful not to sign
any papers.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
wheeling Live Stock market.

wheeling Live Stock Market.
Hogs-Market brisk at 3 75@4 Is
per 10. in prime packing, lots.
Cattle-This market is dull at present,
cattle scarce aud in demand We quote
young cattle, from 500 to 600 lbs., at
3t@34c; 900 to 1000 lbs, 3a@34c
Cattle offered at present are both wes-
tern and native.
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..HThe barn and warehouse Of JAS.
BRADFIELD at TUEL's Ferry, Jackson
township, was destroyed by fire one
night last week. The loss is estimated
at $1,000. Mr.. BRADFKLD thinks the
fire was the work Of an incendiary.
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~Mr S NJ. MARTIN. who has ius

EF MT .. NJ. WAKTIN, VIII l'dS JuS'
completed the Census of Perry town.
ship, informs US that he is q Democrat
AT the time the appointments for this
county were published we reported Mr.
MARTIN as heing Republican, 1t af.
fords us pleasure to announce that we
were mistaken
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EFMr. CHARLES p DoRR, son OF Mr..
SIMON DoRR, Of Woodsield, visited
home last week. CHARLEY has heen alb
sent several years teaching and practi-
cling law in Virginia and Arkansas.
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BUSlN ESS NOTICES. Seven Farms for Sale

FNHE subscriber offers for bale seven we'll
L improved farms, contairins from
80 to 200 Acres Each,
at very low rates ami on easy terms.
A part Of this land is offered by the un-
dersigned as Executor Of the estate Of Jacob
Neff, deceased.
For further particulars call on
GEORGE NRFF,
Que mile ives: Of New Castle, or. address at
Laing.s P. o., Monroe County, Ohio. :
july g. 'SOm6.
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Estate Of Henry Gates, Deceased.
T,HR undersigned has been appointed and
/ qualified as Executor of the will of
Henry Gates late of Monroe county deceased.
Dated this 2Ist day of June, A. D, 1880.
june29, Bows. EBRNBZRR TAYLOR.
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H Mr.. H.. MuLLER's advertisement
appears changed this week. His place
is 33S Union Street, Bellaires He keeps
large aud frst-class stock Of goods
and sells them at very low prices.
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Senator Beck will confine his speech.
making to Indiana and Ohio. He thinks
that Hancock need not by any means
give up the idea Of carrying Ohio. :.
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B- The Cir-curiOus is Coming, but
WADDELL & HELBILNa are always ready to
attend to their customers, and give them the
Best Goods for the Least Money. Give
them a call; they will guarantee salts
faction. =.
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The Appraisers for Center, Franklin
and Perry townships did not present
their bills.
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GO TO
E. DENOON s. SONS.
.ueenSware

Groceries Candies and Confsctioneries, which
they will sell at the lowest prices. Go and
see them, next door to the Star Hotel. This
is the largest and best Hotel in the county.
First class aocomm odations furnished board
ers and travellers. Extra care taken of horses
june29, 80.
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THE CALAIS SCHOOL.
). $50 s,;,ps i&--
The SECOND Session OF this school
will Commence July rs. 1850.
and be In Session Eight Weeks.
BRANCHES TO BE TAUGHT.


Orthography--Wright and others; Blocu-
tion-Shoemsksr; Geosraphy-by torica;
Arithmstic-Ray and others; ;Alg-brs-0lney;
Grammar-Bullion, Holbrook, Harvey and
Others; u. 8. Histofr -Ridpath an vsnable;
General Histoty-Thafheimer; Rhetoric
Boyd; Civil government Martin and Towns
end; Literaturs-sLaw's English and Ameri-
can: Geomstry--Olney; Pfilosophy-Steels;
Phy sioloey German-Peisneb with
Wsrman's Grammar for reference; Book Keep
ing, Single and Double Bntry-Rohrsr, Pal
mer. Msservay and others.
Special class will be formed in English
Grammar.
Accommodation rs good here Is elsewhere.
We will aim to make this term Of School
interesting and pleasant
TUITION.
Primary Branches .$3 SO
Higher /" ............... 90
For further information pleace call on. OF
address,
JAS. H. HAMILTON. Principal,
Calais, Monroe County, Ohio.
/ junel, ,'SOtd.
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HAt q meeting Of the Directors Of
Woodsfield Union Schools held on the
Sth Inst. R. NJ, Boeas. Of Bellbrook.
Ohio, was appointed Superintendent.
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NOTICE TO TIE PUBLIC.

7 HEREBY notify all persons not to credit
j my wife, Margaret Jane Smell, on my ac-
count, as will not pay any debts she may
make. CHARLES SMELL.
july6, 'S0w3.