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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-10-19

~The following is TIE result Of Ex
animation OF II NO., G. Class held Oct
?, 1880, D. W Bethel, of Kennon; E
A. Carter. Atlas; v. A. Danford, Reslls
vile; d. W. Doughcrty, Grayesville; j,
W. Hawkins. Woodsfcld; W. 3. Jones,
Miltonsburg; A c. McKitIick. Somer.
ton; A. J. Myers. Glencoe; ]. W. Phi.
lips, Bethesda; ]. F. Price, Barnesville
}. A. Stitt, Powhatan; L II. Thrall,
Pleher; Leonard Twinem. Smyrna; A.
p. White, La Mira; Miss E. ]. Arm.
strong, Malaga; Miss Jennie Evans,
Hunter; i6 m" Glass "A D Howell,
Flushing !; W. F. P:ditt. Antrim; L. H,
Todd, Belmont; Abel Wilson. Somerton
~ A Lumpton, Warnock; v. A.. Dan.
ford ,Besllsville.-Bellaie Democrat.
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EEIf General Nancy had accompa-
MED Lawrence through Monroe county
during his late canvas that Democratic
stronghold might have given a Repub.
lcan majority. Uncle William CAM
stand before argument Guernsey Times
LAWRENCE is the equal Of any speak
er you have in Guernsey. He did good
work in Monroe: Democratic majority
last year 1859 Majority this year, g.
296 Net gain 427, and LAwREScE's ar
guments helped to accomplish the grand
result,
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EGo back old man to the place
from where you we're dug up to vote for
Warner in Center township; your vote
will not be needed any more this year
Gazette @.
A number of old men were brought
to the poll. IN Center township to vote,
and the above studied Insult to age and
inirmities deserves to be rebuked by
every right thinking citizen, Democrat
or Republican, in the county. Old age
is entitled to the greatest respect, but
there are men who can't comprehend
that fact.
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Republican Roughs In Indianapolis.
Indianapolis Sentinel, DEM, October ia. ~

I
We want the respectable members Of
the Republican party to pass by the Nv
Denison Hotel and see the men their
party leaders have brought here 10 de-
bauch the ballot-box Crowded around
the doorway they will see sight never
to be forgotten. Thieves, cutthroats,
pickpockets, big listed, troad-shouldered
scoundrels Some with but one eve,
some minus fsger, and all with the
stamp OF the Eastern city hells plainly
depicted. on their faces, dis6gured by
God and man until they have nearly lost
all human semblance. Go. yon deacons
and members OF our beautiful churches,
and convince yourselves what party it is
that wants to make hollow mockery Of
our elections
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-10-19

]. T, .PksNxGros. Esq, Of Bellaire
was here on business last week.
Times ofsholding Courts for the en-
euing year will be found IN this paper.
The Grand Jury Was discharged on
Saturday. Several. bills Of indictment
were returned.
JERr. wiLLAns, Esq, Of Washing
/, ton City, came home on the lsth to
vote. He left for Washington on the
18th.
Nrs. H. r WEsr, Miss MATTE OKEY
and Miss Lou OKEY left here on. the
18th. on : trip 10 Baltimore and Wash.
ington City.
DE-. NJ. Porrs. OF Oiio township,
and r n, CLINE, Of Benton township,
Democrats, we're elected Justices OF the
Peace, on The 12h inst.
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H.Ia.t wear there Was aaa vote

Last year there was 9S9 votes
polled in this city and township for Fos-
ter, while there we're 962 votes cast for
Ewing. This year there was 1889 votes
poled for Townsend, and 1888 for Lang. !.
At least one half of the one hundred in
creased Republican vote was composed
Of non residents, idiots, and negroes
who were brought here for voting pur-
poses.-BelIasrs Democrat.
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~Our Republican brethren feel

wOur Republican brethren feel
good over the 90 majority that Belmont
County gives for Secretary OF State
1t has heen long time since the r.
puhlicans bad anything to rejoice over
in this county, and their victory is
thankfully received But their Joy will
be short.lived. 1876 will be repeated
At the October election 10 that year Bel
mont County gave Republican major
ity Of 1872, but at the Presidential elec
ton following the county gave Tlden a
majority Of 48.-St. Clairspillc Gazette.
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.Noticcl Frank LesIie.s Wee,kly

Notice! Frank. Lesliess Weekly.
The only Democratic illustrated
Newspaper published-will be, sent post.
paid, for five weeks (until end Of cam.
paign) for Thirty Cents. Agents wan
ted in every town. Send 80 cents fol
Eve weeks subscripticn, or s cents in
postage stamps for sample copy and H.
lustrated Catalogue. Clubs OF -Four
will be sent for Eve weeks, for one dol
lar. Address Frank Leslies Pablishihg
Co, Is Dey Street, New FORK ..
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-10-19

HC,urt convened on the 14,h,
Judge OKEY on the bench. Owing to
the fact that nearly all the lawyers here
are in politics and will he engaged at
that work until after the November elec.
,ion, and the further fact that they were
not prepared to try very tushy OF theft
cases, continued" was The Judges entry
when the Docket Was called: The term
will not be q long one. the Grand
jury will probably block out some GRIM
insl business, as there resiqutte an ar.
ray Of witnesses called 10 appear before
them for examination.
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WANTED.

Every man, woman and child, to know that
JACOB REINHERR keeps constantly on hand
a full stock of Candies, Confeetioneries Canned
Fruits. Toys. Bologna Sausage, Cheese. Cakes,
Pies. Bread. Tobacco and Cigars, which he sells
at living rates. He also keeps the celebrated
Summerfieid Flour for sale. Give him call.
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Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, . tober Is Wool
Strong; Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wes,
Virgins XXX and al,,ve 44@45c; extra
44@45c; medium 47@47tc: coarse 40s;
New York. Michigan, Indiana and Yves.
tern fine 3S@4lc; medium 46@47c;
coarse 39@40c; washed combing and
delaine 42@52tc: unwsshed do. 500
Soc; pulled 33@40c
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-10-19
FrIghtful Accident at Pittsburg, Pa.
Twcnty-Scven Persons Killed and
Many Wounded.
Two Sections of an Excursion Train
TeleScOpcd.

The Pittsburgh Exposition closed last
Saturday night and all the railroads
gave cheap excursion rates, and both
Pittsburgh and Allegheny City were
.jammed with people.
The Walls accommodation train was
on ito way from The city, and The Greens.
burg special train, which brought Ex
position excursionists to the city, fol-
lowed il two minutes afterward. There
was some mistake in the block signal,
and the Greensburg special ran into the
Walls accommodation, which stopped
ct Twenty eighth street, the scene of the
great riot in 1877.
Both trains were badly wrecked. A
large crowd Of passengers. who had
been. TO the city to- participate in the
closing exercises OF the Exposition and
witness the Democratic demonstration.
The back platform Was so crowded that
the headlight on the second section fol.
lowing could not be seen. The 6rst
section stupped at the regular station at
Twenty eighth street, where they were
delayed on account of another train,
which Was in the next block. The sec.
ond section come along at good rate
OF speed, but owing to the crowds on
the back platform Of the first section,
the signal lights we're hidden from the
men, and consequently the engineer OF
the second section did not see the train
ahead of him until he was so near it
that his train could not be checked in
time to arrest the collision, and the en-
gine went crashing into the rear coach
of the frat section, packed as it was
with human beings.
Among those unfortunates1 the engine
buried itself TO the very car windows
among the screaming and suffering men,
women ard children, mangling oil who
we're in its course, The boiler head OF
the colliding engine was pushed off by
The shock, and the scalding water and
steam poured over tue occupants Of the
car, as if bent on completing the horri-
BILE work that hsd gone before.
It is impossible to describe. the fear.
ful scene that followed Tie means OF
the dying and wounded and the shrieks
of those who had lost their friends was
frightful Word vas Immediately tele.
phoned to the Mayors office for aid,
and Is policemen, with full corps of
physicians and wagons. we're dispatched
ct once to the scene OF the disaster,
where they we're soon busily employed
in alleviating thessufferings Of the VIC
Tins and clearing the wreck. The woun-
ded who were unable to care for them
selves we're carried to the Soldiers Hos
pital, located but short distance from
the scene of the accident.
Up to the latest reports there were
twen,y-seven deaths from the accident
and large number Of injured, some oil
whom will probably die.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-10-19

~ I" hen your children show any OF
.ln4N the numerous symptoms uf worms,
MN -tch as dark rings under the eyes,
~ picking the nose, swelled stomach,
bau mcath, extraordinary appetite, restless
''ss during slccp-.each or all Indicate the
''rcsehce ofworms. Pattcrson's Worm Syrup
is Iem,sly compounded In accordance with
the latest discoveries IN medical science, Is
;.erfectly safe, always efiectual, and SO plea.
SAINT. that = Children cry for it," Sold by all
t!"''''' ''e 2Jct..
Fold by J. +. JUDHINS, WoodsReld, Ohio.
I, b. PATTERSON, Prop'r, St. clairs
VILE. Ohio.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
wheeling Live stock Market.

Hoga-Market lively at 4 75W5 90
per hundred In prime packing, lots.
Sheep 8 O0@3 SO. -
Cattle-This market is fair at present,
cattle plenty, We quote vonng cattle,
from 500 to 800 lhs. a. 2t@3c, bnlls
2@24c; 900 to 300 lbs.. 39a4c; 900 {,
1000 lbs., 3@aac. Cattle offered at
present are native.
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sz~Ms. ALEX. HUrcalNsox, OF Bealls-
Vile, was voted for by majority of the
stocktolders 1t this end Of the line,
present ut the Riiiroad election on the
18th inst, bat the managers threw the
bulk OF their proxies against him and
caused his defeat He is fils,-ciass
man and ought to have been elected.
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eHCall at THE SPrRir Office for job
!prindns from ! asisi.ips card mp % full
sheet poster Letter heads, business
card on envelopes. -s,atements and bill
heads printed on short notice.
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:, :. kvA Grand Band Festival win take
place At Pleasant Valley, this county. on
Saturday, the 23d inst. Also q mas
quesadss concert. A sneckisce worth
elS, and cane valued at Slo will be
voted for.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-10-19

!. ~ Demosrass in all the townships
did good work on the 18th. Let every
man IL skSaf rally again o. the colors
for the contest on Tuesday, November
ID. Don't leave Democratic voter at
homo on that day.
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HWe are authorized to announce
ELlyAH Bsownas 4 Democratic csndi-
date for Justice OF the Peace in Center
township. Election on Tuesday. Nov
SfSber ID. st
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.sss1G AasIfp a-Oa August 26tksby Rev
Gre. MCDONALD. Miss MARY E. BARKEs
to Mr.. MONROE H. Cox.
Tn October Sd, by e L. Lynch. Esq.
Miss JANE TRuAx 10 Nj. JAMES D.
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HHAHcoCKs letter on s:Rsbel
Claims" has not yet appeared In the
Gesssse.s ,be Republican. .paper in this
county Tie editor said that 1t was .
matter of .vital inlerest to the tax-pay-
eun Exactly: Nov. let him give the
isstsr "a ihe, taxpayers Who take his
Daper.
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roRwA RD!
Il the Word Of EoIlihand. Which
Rings Along the Line Of Battle,
AND THE DEMOCRATIC COLI
UMNS WILL SWEEP FOR-
WARpTO CERTAIN
VICTORY.
The Champions OF the Peopies'
Cause Will RedOubIe their EI-
forts Everywhere.
A Ringing Address hy the National
Democratic Executive COmmit-
tee to the Voters OF the Country.

New York, Oct. Is The National
Democratic Executive CImmittte has is
sued the following:
To the Democratic and Conservative Voters OF
the Country:
The election of President and c."
President is now before yo'. See and
local dssensions are eliminated from the
issues Of the day. The magnitude OF
victory or defeat can only be remcdied
by the forces and means employed in
securing it
By fraud and corruption the people OF
the country we're defeated in their pur-
pose 10 1876, and the rightful elected
President was kept from Office. With
the combined capital Of the Republican
PARTY, aided by repeated assessments
upon an army of office holders; with the
power Of the Federal Government rer-
resented by United States Marshals az
the polls; with intimidation, fraud and
resort to every corrupt appliance known
10 Republican methods, concentrated In
two States, our adversaries. have sue-
ceeded 10 procuring the probable return
of their local candidates.
Can it be possible tina, in every State
throughout this broad land the same
methods can be brought to bear thai
we're used by the Republican managers
In Indiana and Ohio2 Can The 2rea'
States OF New York, New Jersey, Con-
necticut, California, Colorado, Nevads
and New Hampshire he bought, intimi.
dated and fraudedr Even without the
vote OF Indiana, which We believe vii
he redeemed in November, with New
York and New Jersey and the States
that are conceded US, including Maine
the election Of our candidate is assured
The Republican party have put u
nomination for President and Vice Pree.
ident two men who, by admission oI
their own party and press, are unworthy
of your sufrages 1t is impossible thai
fifty millions OF intelligent and patriotic
people will consent to place themselves
upon the humiliating level thus prepar,
ed for them by the Republican mana,
gers
Fellow-ciiizens, the first days repulse
at Gettysburg ended on the third with
Hancock in the front in glorious vic.
tory. That victory secured Us our Un.
ion The question is not now the pre-
servation Of the Union, but of Consti-
tutional Government. Hancock is now,
90 then, in the front. The repulse is
now, as then, the eve of victory, which
will secure to coming generations the
ines,imable blessings Of civil liberty. Z.
By order OF the National Democratic
Committee, w. H. BARNUx. ;,
Chairman
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We will receive two mails per day on
the B. & 3. w. from this time on, one
on the noon train and one on the even
ing train. =
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tHOur Monroe friends will fnd it to
their advantage to call aud examine our
goods when in the city. We will take
pleasure in showing them our stock ard
insure the bottom prices and look after
their interest generally.
sisss WILEY& WErHERALD,
-35t4. 203 Belmont ST., Bellaire, 0.
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TIMES OF HOLDING COURTS IN 1851.

We, the Judges of the Courts of Common
Pleas. within and for the Eighth Judicial Dis
trict in the State of Ohio. hereby order and di.
rect that the several terms of the District
Court and the Courts of Common Pleas, with.
in and for the several counties in said District.
shall be begun and held on the dates hereinaf.
ter named for and during the year 1881 to wit:
DISTRICT COURT.
Jefferson county. Tuesday, April 5.
Belmont county, Tuesday, April H.
Harrison county. Thursday. September [.
'Tuscarawas county. Monday. September 8.
Guernsey county. Friday September ..
Monroe county. THURSDAY, September ID.
Noble county. Monday. September 10.
Morgan county, Thursday, September 81.
Muskingum county, Monday, September &C.
COURTS OF COMMON PLEAS.
Morgan connty-Tuesday, January 4; Tues
day. April "a, and Thursday, October IL;
Muskin1um county-Monday. January "a;
Monday, May IL, and Monday. November z. !
Noble county-Tuesday, January lS; Tues.
day, Aprii 20 and Tuesday. October Is.
Guernsey cuunty-Tuesday, February Is;
Tuesday, May IL. and Tuesday. November Is.
Monroe county-Tuesday, Janusry lS; Tues
day April 26, and Thursday. October l3.
Belmont county Tuesday. February 8; Tues
day. May "a, and Tuesday, November =
Harrison -coanty-Tuesday, January II;
Tuesday. April 10. and Thursday October IL
Tuscarawas county-Tuesday, February 1;
Tuesday. May 3. and Tuesday. November /.
Jefferson county-Tuesday. March 1; Tues.
day. Msv 81. and Tuesday, November 20.
The terms OF said Courts shall commence at
0 o'clock A. N. on the several days named. 1t
is herein specified that the several terms Of the
Court Of Common Pleas in the said counties
shall te held by said Judges AS follows
Mushingum. Morgan. Guernsey aud Noble
Belmont and Monroe. BY William 0key; Jeffe..
son, Harrison and ruscarawas. by James Pat
rick. Jr. We order and direct that certified
copy of this order be transmitted forthwith by
the Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Muskin1um county. to the Secretary of State
and to the Clerk of the Court Of Common Plea,
In each of said counties; and that it be publish.
cd according to law in each Of said counties
Done at Zanesvills. in the county Of Muskin.
gum, this 4th day of October, A. d.. 1879.
WILLIAM H. FRAZIER,
WILLIAM OKEY.
JAMES PATRICK, in.
W. BALL.
Judges Of the Court Of Common Pleas.
THE STATE OF OHIO.
NUsKINGUM COUNTY:
I. Howard Aston Clerk Of the Court of Com.
mon Pleas Of said Muskingum County, do
hereby certify that the foregoing ID q full and
complete copy Of the order made by said Judges
in regard to the times Of fholding Courts for the
year 1881.
In witness whereof I heyeunto set my hand
and affix the seal Of said Court. at GAINESVILLE
this 5th day of October A D. 1880.
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HCoFrLAsD, for Auditor, and OAR
RAu, for Clerk, Democrats. were re-
elected in Belmont county. HILLEs,
Republican. wss re-elected Sheriff.
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~The Democrats in this township,
sGenter,r sosksa hard alt day and rolled
up1s grand vote. The highest vote ever
cast in the township before was 553 last
year. This time 622 are. the 6gures,
as7 ,shs majority for WAsxEa aad 3S4
dor LANG.
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avRsv 2. G EDMosDs, Of the N.
b. Church. preached two sermons here
on the sl0,h inst. The congregations
were well pleased With his. discourses.
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EFAll who will send us three new
subscribers and 81 so cash, will receive
THE SpIRlr one year free.
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oc W00asQeld stock Market.
Oct. 1S.-Cattle Ease per pound ;
Sheep Sa4d per pound. Hogs Shade pei
pound gross.
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eH Err and ToRrY. Democratic car-
didates for Clerk and Sheriff in Wash
inetou county, defeated their opponents
on the 18th.
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'NIgM PDTAToEs.

Wanted, twenty-five bushels from
SrrRrr subscribers. Also, will take
Flour, Apples, Coal, Cabbage and Non-
~ ffou those Who owe as on subscrip-
tion.
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Balllun more.

Oct. To- Flour 8 5Oa6 25; Wheat 1
16al II; Corn 52a55c; Oats 37a40c; !;
Rye 02
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CllicaxO.

Oct. 15.-Flour 4 O0a6 90; Wheat l
sl OIL; Corn 39a40c: Oats 33cs; Rye
SIC, Barley TIC.
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OPEN THE POLLS
At s o'clock, Tuesday Nov. 2

III ss Road Tax Receipts ).
Fer sale at TIE SPIRIr Office. Orders
by mail will receive prompt attention.
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HAVING purchased the livery stable owned
IL BY Burkhsad & Co., and got my wagons
and bussiss painted and 6xsd up strong. and
having IL head Of horses, all quiet, and l I
bugsies and spring wagons, I am prepared TO
accommodate the travelling public.
Single horse and rig 81 so per day.
Double team and rig 2 90 per day.
Phse:on and horass 2 50 per day.
Single horse, IS per day:
oct5, $50 JOSIAH DAVIS.
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cT The following officers OF the B
& S. W. we're elected by the Directors
on the 18th inst
President-S. L MeoNEY.
Vice Pres.-W. N. ARMSTRONG.
Secretary M. HoEFFLER.
Treasurer p. TALLMAN.
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AGENTS AND CANvAssERsn
Make from &25 - $50 per
week selling goods for E & RIDE.
OUT & 60, 10 Barclay street, New
York.
Send for their Catalogue and terms.
augN, '80lv.
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Mono Of the above majorities are off,
cial, but the official count will not vary
much from the igures given
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BUSlN ESS NOTICES.

eB Full assortment of Groceries, Notions,
Hardware, Stationary and WOODWARD at Schu.
mschers opposite Bank.
NEW STOVES.-MRs. o. o. ALEX
ANDER has just received lot Of the best
Stoves in this market Call and see then.
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New Liverv Stable.
VIM. SMITH, JR.,: Proprietor,
wOODsFIELD, OHIO.

LIZ has good and safe horses, new buggies
IL OF all kinds, and is prepared to furnish
the public good turuouts at short notice, and
charges only reasonable bills. Stable on
Church street, NEAR his residence.
sep2S. soft.
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HEPEERosE. the Greenback candi-
date Tor Congress, received so votes 10
this county.
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WILLIAM OKEY.
JAMES PATRICK, in.
w. H BALL
HOWARD ASTON.
Clerk.
I SEAL ;

MONROE COUNTY. IS: !
Joel T, Judkins. Clerk of the Court of
Common Pleas. of Monroe County. Ohio, do
hereby certify that the above and foregoing is q
true copy of the times of holding Courts in the
Eighth Judicial District of said State. for the
year. 1881, as received at my Office, from the
Clerk of Courts Of Muskingum County, Ohio.
Witness my signature and the seal cf said
Court at Woodsfisld, this l1th, day of October
A. D. 1879.
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Ytb 9bbertistn't1lts,
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to the members
~ Of the German Farmsrs' Mutual lnsu
rance Association, Of Morton, Monroe County
Ohio, that the annual mesting for the cleo
ti0n Of Directors for said Association will be
held at Morton Post ONCE on Saturday, the
9Th day Of November, 1880. beginning 1t
O'Clock at noon and closing at 3 o'clock in
the afternoon.
By order of the Board.
JOHN LUEDY. Secretary.
octlS, ,'80w3.
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The rIftecntll District.

The election for Congrea,man 10 this
District is about as follows:
U.,,py n Dawra p
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Seven Farms for Sale.
FNHR subscriber offers for sale seven we'll
i improved farms, containing from
50 e 200 Acres Each,
at vSfy' low rates and on easy terms
A part Of this land 10 offered BY the un-
dersisued - Executor Of the estate OF Jacob
Ne6, deceased.
For further particulars call on sx
GEORGE NEfF,
Ona mile west Of New Castle, or. address At
Lains.s p. o. Menroe County, Ohio.
july IS, SONS. as si
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IgThe total vote cast in Monroe
sonhsy ,was 5,l9l.sss = - srsaY