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PROBATE Notice.

A CC0UNTS and vouchers have been fled
IL in the Probate Court OF Monroe County,
Ohio. by the following Administrator, Guar.
dians and Trustee, to wit:
Second partial account of William R. GRAY,
Executor of the Will of Arthur Gray, decd.
First and final account of O.. E. Foulke. Ad-
minlstrator Of the estate of James NJ. Thorn.
berry. deceased
First partial account Of o. E. Foulke, Adm'r
of the estate of Cadwallader Foulke, decd
First and final account of VIM. s. Way, Adm'r
of the estate of Lydia ]. Way, decd
Second partial account of Edward Okey. Ad.
9 ministrator., de bonis non, of the estate oi
Isaac Murrey, deceased.
Third partial account of VIM. L Norris, Guar.
dian of the estate of Sarah O.. Wise, a minor
Second and final account of Frederick Miller
Guardian of the estate of Alvey Edwards
minor.
First and final account of Jacob G. Yoho
Guardian Of Louis Hoffman. an imbecile.
Third and final account of Edward Okey
Guardian Of the estate Of Thomas King,
minor.
Second partial accoutit of o. Buskirk. Guar
dian of the person and estate of Martha Bus
kirk, an imbecile.
Third and final account of Matthew Moore
Trustee of Sarah J. Moore. minor.
Any person interested may ile written ex
csptions to said accounts or any item theree
on or before the Sth day OF May next
when the same will be finally heard and oon
tinusd from day to dav. until disposed of
R. k. wALToN,
aprl3, ,'S0wS. Probate Judge n. CO.
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Andrews Bazaar for May

Is richly laden with facts, hints and
items about dress that will make it hear
tily welcomed by the ladies. This en-
journal has just celebrity
for it's unique aud practical designs in
ladies' fashions. In addition to the de-
partment devoted to the toilet, the liter
ary features of the May number are su-
perb. "Pollie's May-Day," the chill
dren's story, breathes the very dir OF the
woods, and will be read by the older
members OF the family with interest,"
ANDREWS Bazaar is published at the ex-
ceedingly low price OF 81 per annnm,
and every subscriber il presented free
with SEC worth OF Paper Patterns.
- W. R. ANDREWS, Pablisher,
Tribune Building, New York.
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Written for The Spirit of Democracy.l
The Public schools of Beallsville
and of Sunsbury Township,
Monroe County, Ohio.
BY REV. L. b. KING.

- so re
The schools are well manned with
teachers. k8 81 ~
BealIsville, the township voting place
and Incorporated, has one of the best
graded schools which we have seen
Prof. McVey is Superintendent and
teacher of the higher departr ent; and
Miss NJ. NJ. Lotmire and Miss Josie
Thornherry are teachers OF the lower
departments. The grades of scholar
ship are placed high, and asa conse-
.qnence the school has produced many
scholars, within the last three or four
years, who are now successful teachers
in Monroe and adjoining counties.
. Outside OF the town and within the
township are six sub-dis,riets. whose
schools are kept tpto the -standard Of
the school laws OF Ohio, end were we'll
taught last winter, by such competent
teachers as Rev j. Jeffers. RobertL
Morris, doc" LETTERS, and others.
We teel no disposition to fatter sim
ply feel glad to find the subject Of the
education of the youth in these commu-
mites taking such hold upon The atten-
ton. energies and hearts OF the people
patrons, teachars and the taught.
sAppletou's Readers were adopted last
year by the town and township Boards
Of Education. They have proven wholly
after thorough trial, and
have been replaced this Spring by Nc
Guffey's Revised Readers by unani-
nous. vote OF the Boards. Teachers say
to me, "The scholars get tired Of read
ing so much Of the fictitious and light
stuff found in the Appleton's They
require the extra cost of dictionary
for definitions On the merits and COM
parative cheapness. OF the books, Nc
Guffey's take 6rst rank with our people.
Suited better to our schools. and having
a permaoent plscein the intellectual and
moral training Of The fathers and math-
ers, how could they do without them
for d like6eveiopmen: their children :
I am pleased to End our people wide
awake and ready to take advantage Of
every advance movement along the line
of education. Sunsburv township with
its chief town, Beallsville, needs no eu-
logium from my pen upon the subject.
Her numerous scholars, sent out from
the public schools, will certainlv-as in
the late past, So in the continued future
--let cit be known by their successful
lives ID. their varied business callings,
that their educatipn has been we'll man
aged in the Peoples College"-the pub
lie schools
Having been teacher, formerly, for
ten years in the common and higher
schools OF Ohio, and having now been a
teacher from the pulpit for more than
l2 wears, it will therefore be seen nv my
readers why it is that take such lively
interest in the SUBJECT Of common SCHOOL
education. It's there we need the rigtf
kind OF teachers, the best systems OF ip-
tellectual development, and a concise.
systematic, well-graded, moral, pure
toned series of school books. Added to
these, the hearty, continued cooperation
of tho patrons OF our public schools, and
there will he continued success.
Beallsviile, Ohio, April 80. 1880.
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- . u - .rff 4
- ET Once upon . time certain reader
got mad d the editor and stopped bis
paper. The next week be sold his corn
at four cents below the market price,
Thsn, bis property was scld for taxes,
because he didn't read the sheriff 8 sales.
He was arrested and fined eight dollars
foregoing hunting on Sunday, simply
because he didn't know II Was Sunday
and be ra,d $500 for q lot Of forged
notes. that lad been advertised two
week, and the public cautioned not to ne
ao.iste them He then paid . big Irish
man. With foot like sforge-hammer, to
Nick him aIl the way TO the newspapet
ONCE, where be paid four years SUBJ
scription in advance and made the edi.
tor sign an agreement to knock MIN
down and rob him if he ever ordered
bis paper stopped again, Such is lile
without newspaper. .-Erchange.
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reported for The Spirit Of Democracy.)
Last School day at Mt. Zion.

The goth of March was q day spent
very pleasantly in our vicinity 1t was
the closing Of our school, and turned
out very successful.
The morning was spent withtbe usual
lessons, and visitors appeared early.
The afternoon exercises, commenced at
on o'clnck with several songs iron, the
scholars whom our kind teacher MIR
Oden had taken the trouble to teach
some verv good music during the term.
The recita,iOns then commenced which
were made the more pleasant by some
Iaongs from the Older ones whom Mr..
Oden had also heen kind enough tn give
instructions. The Programme was IS
follows:
Observance Of the SABBATH. Mr.. Oder.
The girl of the Period.bv Mary and L
zie Thorne, and Anna Schmidt. The new
Church Organ. by Emma rhorne Spring,
nv Ellie Schmidt My Childhood hv
Emma Rubv. A Persons faults,hv Mary
Rafener. Grandpas soliloquy, by God
frey Schmidt L tile Shoes. hv James
Litnan.a Yankee Doodle. ny Edward
Ruf1ner. The Lantern in the window,
nv Lewis Brown. A Lesson on truth, by
Lena Rufener. The Puzzled Du'chman,
nv George Ruby. He was drinking, by
Rosa Schwalz A Light mistake. hy
Kate Ruby. A Remeniscence. by Willie
IRufcner. Jesus at Jerusalem by Willie
Zah.
3 Rev. Schimmel gave gus few words
OF encouragement. Recess then follow
ed after which our exercises commenced
with song "Buelah Lsnd,: by Mr..
Oden, Mr. Dennis.
Anna Schmidt, Mary and Lizzie
Thorne. A Negro Dialogue. by Robert
Thorne and Edward Mospr. Lean Year
Spunk, by Louisa and Robert Thorne.
Wonderful Eggs, hv Emma and Willie
Moser Whv Aunt Sally never marri-
ed, by Adel;ne Celrs aud Alice Harrison
a Sermon, by Mr.. J Dennis. Cauale's
Vslocipede, by Anna Schmidt and
James Denni. A Farewell Sermon. hv
Mr. James Dennis Esq, Who is Respo-
sible. ny Mr.. Oden. People will talk, by
Mr.. Dennis, after which followed few
more songs and our Farewells we're Ia
ken
'sStrive to improve" was the motto
chosen for our school. A. nj.
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MUSIC.

Coop NleHr, GEsrLE-FoLks, is the
title OF a new quartette, by Will L.
Thompson, author of the famous quar-
tette Come Where the Lilies Bloom -
Concert aud Minstrel troupes pronounce
it the most beautiful piece Of music ever
put on their programmes. 1t never fails
to receive a hearty encore. The de-
mand is such that it is scarcely possible
to keep it in print. Music dealers write
that they never knew quartet,e to sell
40 fast. We advise lovers of music to
send the price, so cents, to the publish
ers, and receive copy by return mail
Published BY
giss.s'S w. = THoMPsoN q Co.,
Fast Liverpcol. Ohi0. I
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Resolution of Respect Adopted by
the MI. E. Sunday School of Jeru-
salem, Monroe County, Ohio, Re-
specting the Death of Lille We
nora Clark, Daughter of 1. II. and
j. III. Clark.
LILLE vENoRA Is DEAD.
WHEREAS, The Supreme Being in bis
providence has seen proper to remove
from our midst our beloved sister d
school mate, thereby severing the tie
that has hitherto bound US together as
friends and sunday school workers but
not the tie that binds loved ones in all
spiieres) and we who survive her have
assembled as school for the purpose
Of paving our las. tribnte o! sfftction BY
participating in the solemnities OF her
friends As a further. testimony OF onr
esteem and whereas while we call to
memory the pleasant associations Of the
past, her lahors of love performed
among US in our school and her many
virtues, therefore be it ssrres.->ve
Resolued. That it is with profound
emotions and regret that We receive in
,eIigence of the death Of our esteemed
sister and school mate, Lille Venora
Clark, and while we bow with uhmur-
muring resignation to this act OF our
All.Wisa and Bene6cent Father, we can
not but feel that the home has lost an
important element Of it's joyfulness, the
community an amiable citizen, and our
school q pleasant and faithful scholar.
in all our los, is irreparable, vet We be-
lieve II is her eternal gain, and that We
tender our, warmest sympathies to her
devoted parents and sisters and unite
our devoted prayers before the throne
of grace, that the blessing and peace of
God abide with them forever.
Rev. j. E. GARRETT
M. B. SLAY,
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rBFRIrz REEF, Jewelsr. in Rsiuherrs
building South Of thes Court. House, Woods
field, has Just received new invoice OF
Watches, Watch Chains, Ladies' Neck Chains
Breast and Scarf Pins, new styles of Rings,
which makes his stock Of Jewelry, Watches,
Clocks and Silverware complete. Particular
attention given to repairing all kinds ofwork in
his line.
CHEAP LUNCH.--Persons coming to
town who may wish cheap lunch should call
ut Reinherr's City Bakery, where can
be found at all times full supply Of every
thing in the way of a good lunch. such as Hot
Coffee, Cheese, Balogna, Eggs cooked in differ
emit styles, Bread, Rusks, Pies and Cakes &c
which will be served up in good style At rea'
sonabls rates.
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MARRIED.-On April IA, by Rev. j
M. NuGENr, Miss ELIzABETH CARTER to
Mr.. JONATHAN HARTsHoRN.
On April II, by Rev. W. H. WILL.
SON, Miss ELIZABETH STAcKHoUsE to
Mr.. F. BRAcKBEALER.
On the same day, BY Rev. A. G. RoBB
Miss CLARA B. Harris to Mr., JOHN +.
DAY.
On April 81. by Rev. PERRY ORR,
Miss AMANDA SMITH to Mr.. GEORGE W.
ENGLIsH.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

wheeling Live Stock Market.
WHEELING, April 27.-Beeves-Fair
supply. Market medium; prices rang
ing from 4t@4ac.
Steep-Scarce; selling at $500 per
100 lbs.
Hogs-In fair supply, bringing 44@
Aic
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HFbRp Brothers deliver -four in
town at the reduced price Of IS 80 per
barrel. Every barrel warranted to be
first-class. We won't be unders"ld.
Remember that! Rye -four OF the best
quality Orders will receive prompt at
tention "a
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ATTACHMENT.

Magdalena Schell. plaintiff, Before F. M.
VS. Beard, J. P iot
g. w. Wilbur and ! Center township.
Thomas Hayden, defendants Monroe County,
Ohio: On the 7th day of April 1880. said Jus.
tice issued an order OF attachment against the
defendant, Thomas Hayden,) in the above 40.
tion for tho sum of $50 with interest from
March Is. 1885, Said cause will be for hear.
ing May 90, 1880 at 10 o'clock q. m.
MAGDALENA SCHM.L.
apr20, ,S0w3.
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New York.

April 3o,--Flour 4 00a5 90; Whest
goal %; Com 5la53c; Oats 4la45c; Rye
96c; Barley 45c.
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cE PORE s. CASTLE have Whitewash Brush
es, Pntty, Window Glass, Paints, Oils, Paint
Brushes, Hair Brushes. Clothes Brushes, and
are selling their Goods as cheap as they can be
bought in the county,
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WOODSFIELD NURSERY.

Emit trees, Grape vines, Shrubbery OF
al kinds, Green House plants and Lam
dredth's Garden Seeds for sale by Mrs.
M.EwAY at The woodsfeld Nursery
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ED. SPIRIT: Announce CooKsoN CAR
PsSrsR, Of seneca township, as candidate
for County Reoordsr;.suhject to the decision
of the Democratic Nominating Convention.
IS MANY DEMocRArs
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Ed. SPIRIT: Announce JACOB AFFoL-
DER. Sr, as a candidate for denomination to
the office of County Commissioner; subject to
| the decision of the Democratic Nominating
Convention MANY DEMOCRATS.
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fyour Beallsville correspondent
gives APPLEross series of readers a
back handed blow this week. We take
it for granted that the opinion expressed
is wholly aiunprejudiced and given from
an educational stand point. -
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W Buy an divers Chilled PlOw,
the best in the market, for sale by WADDELL
8 HnIBlaNe. ssi sigis is as
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-Schumacher keeps Pocket and Table
Cutlery, Shovels. Spades, Forks, Hoes, Axes
Nails. Plow Points and great many other
articles in the Hardware line. Give him q
trial,
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate Of Aichael Raef, Deceased.

THR undsrsigned has been appointed and
j qualified rs Administrator OF the estate
Of Michael Ruef. late Of Monroe county decd.
Dated this 20th day Of April, A. D. 1880.
apr27, ,'s0w3, ". T. HURD.
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Ed. SPIRIT: Announce JAMES Myers
a. candidate for denomination to the office of
County Record" ; subject to the decision of
the Democratic Nominating Convention.
Il rtR MANY DEMOCRATS.
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kHsThe advertisementof BoTrEsFIELp
and WIRE's school at Darlington will be
found in this paper. They are both
known in this county as 6rst.class edu-
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ED Spirit: HENRY SMITH's many
Democratic friends throughout the county de.
sire that he should again present his aame for
nomination for the Office Of Inirmary Director;
subject to the decision Of the Democratic Coun.
ty Convention. DEMOCRATIC FRIENDS.
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= eE Call al THE SPIRIr Office for job
printing from . visiting card up to 9 full
sheet, poster Letter heads, business
card on envelopes, statements and oil
heads nfintetl on short notice. -
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When you come to town to buy Groce-
ries don't forget that ScHuMAcHER. opposite
the Bank, keeps full line of first class goods
ut lowest cash prices. 4.ss.. -
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Go to PORE s. CASTLES for your fresh
Groceries. They are selling at bottom figures
for cash.
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FIRE. .FIREI.

BILLY BEARDMoRE has y large stock Of
Groceries, Canned Fruits, Ccnfecti0eries and
Furnitare. He is selling at very low prisssfor
cash.
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SOMETHING NEW.---Oae Hand
CORN RBANIERs for sale OF WAD
DELL & HELBLING'S.
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HGEoRek SCHNEIDER, resident OF
Center. loppships died, on the 2bth ult.,
of, cancer OF the stomach. His age was
about 55 years. The funeral took place
on Tuesday. the 9Th ult.s 40
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Baltimore.

April 80 Flour O0a6 25: Wheat l
22aI "a; Corn 47a49c; Oats 40a43c !;
Rye SOC.
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t8 Fresh arrival Of Spring Millinery goods
at Nrs E.J. CLARKs Call aud examine stock
this week. N4 ~ S
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sBPoPE u CASTLE have full line of
Drugs. CAemicsls, pure and fresh. which they
are selling low for cash. Physicians Prescrip-
tions carefully compounded. Orders from
country physicians carefully filed.
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Go and see Fritz REEFS new stock of
Jewelry The business boom having struck
him. he has now opened up splendid stock of
all goods in his line. Watches Jewelry Of all
Kinds and SilyerVare. xzs y
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Spring Wagons and Buggies for
Sale.
/ will have q: BURKHEAD Il Co.'S Liv-
cry Stable, this week, lot OF Spring
Wagons and Buggies for sale They
are manufactured by THOMAS CALLA-
CHAN, Cincinnati and are all hand made
work. Bargains can be obtained by Civ
ing me call. They are the best in the
market and are warranted. y
C. F. CARTwRIGHr, Agent
May 4, 1901.
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MILLINERY.
MILLINERY:

s S nra % s and Complete department
% Ooons C0. Ladies' Neck ws: Mob. 81.
the Pnhhc
% ~ ss ar Am.o1 -. A..'o. M
comment cordial invitation ali call a. nv Nav T,.h
on NO. SS6 South Union
" - = = 's' A.'' ssps ana oen". Funah'n6
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- 5..- - -rs,' 'tss1t !.
ADVANTAGES OF THE SCHOOL.
Plan Of instruction strictly Normal. A
Literary Society and Debating Club organ
lied by the pupils. cours~ OF practical
Lectures on various subjects. Frequent ex.
sminations. instruction in Rlocution BY Prof
J. Al. Marshall, the prince Of Rocutionists.
Good boarding at gerry loo rates.
.7.,. BRANCHES TAUGHT.
orthegraphy, Geography. Grammar, o, $
History, Civil Government, Physio'ogy and
Arithmetic taught by topics; Algebra Ray;
ssonetry--Davies, Latin-Harkness. a
special class in Grammar for the benefit OF
Teachers.
LECTURES.
Voice Culture Anoisn, History, Words that
We use, Readings from Dickens. and .Thrse
Great Peoples Of the Past'-Prof J. a. MAR
SHALL.
Psdaeogic, "Have an Rnd in View" q. g.
History and School Goveramsnt.-Prof. JOHN
9RREKRAsK. M sa
Parliamentary Law, Civil Government,
Mete orology, School L.ws Of Ohio and Teach :
ing.-G. W. HAMILTON, Phi B,
EXPENSES.
! Good boarding and rooms 81 soto 81 90
per week,
Tuition ................. ..$6 90
Tuition Invariably in advance. For par.
ticulars, appyto
g. w. HAMILTON, Principal,
Lscompton. Monroe Co., Ohio.
apr27, 80m2.
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70 Patent Chair Seats and Moulding
for Picture Frames at the Hardware and Fur
niture store Of WADDELL & HELBLlNG.
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CoRNPLAETERs! CORN PLAkTERsl

Every Farmer needs one. Call and exam
inc them at the Hardware Store.
WApDELL s. HELBLING.
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. WADDELL s. HELBLINa.

&c. HELBLINe is now prepared to do all
kinds of work in the. Furniture and ,Underta-
king business. Pictures framed, chairs reseated,
&C., &c. Leave your orders At the Hardware
Store of WADDELL q HELBLING. /.
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-KETTERER & HoEFFLER have nam
moth stock Of Dry Goods. Queensware and
Groceries. Read their advertisement.
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DIED LIN Lebanon. April Sd, Mrs
CAROLINE F wife OF DR.. E Z Sr JOHN,
aged 80 years, 2 months and 5 days.
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eENew Goods. Fresh arrival of ONE
HAND CORN PLANTERS. Hoes,
Rakes &C.. 60 Call and examine them before
you leave town.
~ = ss4 WADDELI s. HELBLING. :
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eBPopE & CASTLE have full line of Gro
ceries. Cigars. Tobaecos, School Books,S Station.
cry; Pencils, Pens, at their Drug Store in
Woodsfeld.
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ewAIl who viii send US three new
subscribers and a. so cash. will receive
Tas srsals one year free.
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Full line of Greensboro, Pa, Stoneware
at Schumacher's.
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NEW STOVES.-MRs. o. o. ALEX
ANDER has Just reseired. lot Of the ,bsyt
Stoves in tins Market Gall and zee them.
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If you want q good hat at q fair price,
call at Ketterer & Hoefiers. Ft G
B-Sheep Shears and Wool Twine
at WADDELL & HELBLING's.
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Fine Dress Goods at Ketterer s Hoef.
fler's at bottom prices for cash. -
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The larret assortment Of Market Bas-
kets in the County, can be found at lSchuma.
cher's.
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Monroe Normal School,
Stafford, Ohio.

This school will open July 20 and
close september "A, 1850.
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Fresh groceries at Kette,er & Hoefaer's.
Suty Hay Rakes at the Hardware
Store. q -
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"Strive to improve" was the motto
chosen for our school. A. M.
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B-MRs GOODRICH has just received her
third lot Of new Spring and Summer Millinery
Goods, at her store, opposite Gazette ORioe.
Woods6eld. New Styles. Fine Trimmings
Beautiful LaOes and Neck Ruschings, at low
prices.
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G. @ NJ Me RCIiAL
Woedsfi cid Produce Market.

coRREurHD WEEKLY By r. scHuHAcWRR JR.
MONDAY, MAY 3, 1880.
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THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY.
TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1850.

H.lR. WEST -: Local Editor.