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THE pErRNsE.

The defense Vas that the statement
vas made without malice. aud in the
bens do bsliaf that it Was trus--s
view which wss adopted as the trial By
Lord Oolsridge. who accordingly nom
suited Tie plaintiff On this the mat
ter came before the Common Pleas
Divislo0. ~esopossd 81 LosA Celsridge
and 1r, Jotjss uenhso. on noefnp
fcfss nev tsisl@ when their loedships
upheld the rulings OF the Coart below,
and from his il igmsnt was the pres.
eut appeal BY the plsintiG.
Mr. Possli. @ @ with whom IVES
AZ Acletyrs) now Submitted thst in
shi3 90 r1isileGp - fsrs s>esoh.
End l1aSttcs Dfat did II : psssns
Who 10 Shareholder 10 company 10
IN iosssssssd psEsl,- apd y be snakes
inquist - y - Mes rs near>
ger f0s his posifion. and Z he answers
are givsn without malice and in ths
bond He MI seakl hoyhrS tfue. &
MOI ~ ocSSss06 plisifai ~
Ar-e0usli rspflsd ttat there wss no
legal Or moral ohlisstioo on the part Of
The 81 lFut - - p SelIess.
and ~ 9ae ~ - ems usecss il
his ssassa ssss vsrs aSssus. W.
Lord Justice Tbesigsr- Had there
bsse say pssvisu, basipssa transsctious
bstyssa % R4ipe6 sn1 the dsgspd.
hHss4l Fspasa ~ had sssD 70
Lord Justice Brett Bat melody says
thst the defendant did rot heltoys vhaf
hs stated Vas tsss. ard IL - where i
the svidsncs Of malice! Loed Justsce
Brete IN giving judaueet, eddea: II
am of opinion tAss Ne should sos grant
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NisAelsps tn1Alnhls lnjseslen.
0uaFssted - - N apply A.d n.
maosntly every go fsf 0oaosrkoa.
Glees aud WhiseA ~ saaGaes a hov
lsns Standing. II drsctions sre followed.
IntaeaAl @enictno not rsconmeaded os
nsoeesasy. 4 cnrs guaranteed o. aonsy
refunded l1r s>ls ~ Mt. Cody &
O.. yAd1sAJs - MIN dfaeeisls. s..
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The GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Ii . nsveH-IAtitng Cu40
fog Nervous Dshilsay.
Exhausted Vitality.
seminal Veal ess.
6permsso-rhkxa. LOST
AANdoOD. lnpoeaa
q. Hs<slys&s. and III
t. taErxhSo e1k<eB q
self : Ahuss. yaa1Afzl
foslies. and exesnsas d
Dasuref yeaRs 0eA
g Len ef NsDa9.
Inax5fr><fA Nc.rS.~u0~l
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E@isstcn. Aversion - society. pfmnsss u Vista
k0asss u Tie Heed: tAs vital A7id passing unaA.
served tx tie uvins. and many e<hsx aissasau shnk
lead 70 insa2fty and dsash.
DR. nMfIk vii as1es TO forfeit Five urx.
p9xD DoLLsn for e,se Of thin kind - VITAL
RE5rORArIvE fuader his special .avies ~
treatnsntl Will nO< cure. Or Tor snysAtno mDaxU
- injurioss fo1Da b n DIR NINrfR tesss I'll
frtvsss Dtseases snceeasfalfy without n,sreury.
couBrx1AucH rnxR- ThnroagA exADfpaeSon "a
advtcs. including snaiysas Of sRins. . @. Pries
81 VIAL kxSxoaAnvB. SEQ . bcsxio. q fsar
tines IL aaa.t1T. 3loeo; se.s 10 sas s1ar .
upaA receipt e price. - G. O. n. sseWe froU
oeoesvsfion. ~ IN psivuse naRe u desirue D
n = NINTH. u u.
II Ksasny oezsss. GAn Rrsneisso. q.
oR- AINnES KIDNEY RENIDY. NRRuxIr.
lcEn. cures al kinas - KiSrsy nnd u1nAAR
Complaints. 0onssxA0a. alsss. ksncoxxAoA Ysr
s.s - I'll Druggists; n-oe sossls. IN sesslss fse
N MfNrIEs pANDEIlOx PfIIA srs ~
eess nd eAeapssf DYSRkP0IA snd BIllOC, suss
In he nsrSes- Ros sak - Al 61eEtsA
3asvly
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REPORT OF rnE cAsE.

The report alluded to in the above
sdiivriAl from, the World appeared ~
the london Standard 81 Nay 6sh. end
is - follows
IN ths Snpseus Court Of JudicAturs,
Court Of Appeal DisisiOn May 9th.
before Justices Brett, Cotton cod The
siger. Lentnsr " 4sf6eld wss hesrd.
II Vas % appeal srising OCT OF - &C
tion ios libel bropghs b. the plsintia,
vh5 Is the manager Of the Wreck Re-
coysry and salvage Company. against
thu detsodsAt, . moscheat q abs city.
4 shassholder 10 the company having
reed soms statement in . German news
paper and also In . pamphlet pub-
iished in this coantry. detrimental 10
the plaintiff. csllsd on the defendant IN
SsptsmlsI. 1872. in. order 10 make
inquiries into the matter. when the
latter msde the statements relied on
- liheloas The Information thus
recsivsd was conveyed by Mr Hsnwood
to Admiral Fishburne. the chairman
II the company. who required that it
should be proved BY the perSon s6urd.
ing it. on which Mr. Henwood gave the
defendant ~ ~ authority. and - the
latter did mot attend before Admiral
Fishburne 10 substantists tho charges.
Mr. Henvood Forwarded to Mr. Merfrld
. sasesmspt in writing of the results Of
the con versaiiOn. 70 which the latter
rsplird: 1T i correct according 70 the
official statemeots." This constituted
the libel complained Of and its publi-
cation. i at8
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THE Law or LIBEL.

We reprint. sAys the New York
World. from the London Standard to-
day . report a 3 Hbsl case. IN which
the highest British Court dismissed the
case Of the plaintiff because the dsfeu-
dant 10 writing the alleged libel had
stated. without malice. what he believed
~ be true. The case depended some
what ipon the lag Of privileged COM
munIcatiobs. bat nevertheless. tbs doc
trine of the learned judges in Westsin-
STIR is 20 sensible that 1t should Co.'s
us~nd itself 70 our Legislature. Tue
Eng iish judges. in ell the more feceot
cases. appear 70 throw eli the weighs Of
their infi fence towards bringing unu5ali-
cious libels within the scope u privi-
l-ge aad of nominal damage. Il y m.
dsriable that majority Of oar Ameri-
can judges srs inclined 10 strain .
point against So alleged iibeIef. The
m.j,rity Of CIR ridges were public men
before tbesS ofgsAti0D TO the Beech. and
il is not impo6sibls thst::thsy may have
iussusibly contracted prejudice
against ths press, founded on it, nsbits
Of comwenr and criticism. But. what
ever may be the origin Of the inclina-
tisn to deal severity with alleged libel
ers. the Lsgislsturs ought 70 sedAee
some sensible law regulating the auss-
ton Of damages % betwesn malicIous
md .uans licioua libsls. In two pots-
Ne. ed secsnt cssGs brought aeaina
us,rspolitAn journsls juries have. beea
SHOWED subs Isssisiiy 10 speculate apoa
the amount which should be paid tn
pl,iutifs BY those journals which bad
innocrn.ly and through perfectly mex
plsssnls circumstances been nistskeu
10 report a osnGsnts which wsss
irtsuded for other pessoas; aud this IN
cases where malice Is not only charged
bat wss disprovea.
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can pss16ive1y - careA Ia skck a. - e1sl
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Aas exxvslsd exsroslvsay u Dnrops. 81 inspasosA
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tnr uiii pteass stsfe IL Aanss q tAo psp thsy
80 shas sAvsrtioamee h. cAaRpss IDansnabls
Call a vT2te. Address DR. J. n 0InDoH. -
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
d.. GIBBONS
DISpEHSARY

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Dssc1.a street. SIS
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new Advertisements.

Court adjourned on the Oath inst. te
August Sd.
Thanks to Mrs j. B. DkIaGs for |,
basket OF fine ealing apples.
Mrs. SrDNoR SrARKKY, Of Adsm.
township, died on the 14th inst.
MRS. McELRoY, of Mt Vernon, Ohio
is visiting friends In Woodsfeld
JOSIAH DAVE, OF Woodsfield, adver
tises three farms for sale. See adver'
tisemeut. rs s
DAviD KrRKsRIDE, ESQ.,, of Dayton
Ohio. . former resident Of this place, Il
visiting iriends here
The Excursion TO Cleveland this week
over the Cleveland and Pittsburgh read
promises to be grand affair.
TtnorHY KINNEY, one Of the men in
dicted for burglarlv at the late term ol
Court, was admitted to bail last week.
ASHER OKEY was elected Secretary OF
the woods6eld Building Association on
she Gath inst.. cicc DAVID OKEr, resign
ed. E
The Mansion House, in Granville,
kept bv JOHN A. WArsoN. is one OF the
best Hotels in this county. Ses adver.
tisement 10 this paper.
Mr.. JoHs DYER, an old citizen of this
township. Center, fell dead on the even
ing Of the 18th inst, while returning
home from work, His age was 7S years.
D. S. MoRRIs, OF Clarinp,on, charged
with taking watch, vest and shirt stud
from N E RuTrER. was tried before the
Probate Court on the 9Th inst and dis.
charged. .ss .sSeesl .s5ai
FoRn Brothers are selling the hest of
Idonr f1r flve,dollars per barrel and will
sell two hundred bushels Of corn at fifty
cents per hushel; chop at 81 Is per
hundred pounds.
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ROAD. NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that a petition
~ will be presented to the Commissioner
of Monroe County. Ohio, at their next ses-
sion, to be held on the Hrst Monday Of Sep.
tembsr, A D. 1880. praying for the alteration
OF the county road leading from WiIland's
mill, on Sunfsh Creek. to Woodsfsld, in said
county, as follows: Beginning ON the line Of
said road at or near the mo7th of the run on
the south side of said SunHsh Creek; thsnc .
up said run to the left Of the present ros
through portion OF the land Of Henry Win
land, John CHASER and Jacob Schneider to in.
terssct the present road about one. fourth Of
. mile from the mouth Of said run, at Or near
log barn on the lands of said Winland
thenos with the line Of til, present road
about four rods; thence to the right Of the
present road, through apoftion Of the land
Of said Wfnland, said Schnsider and Joseph
Schumacher. ST.. to intsrssct the line of the
present road, At or near tobacco house, on
the lands Of said Schumacher between the
residences of said schumacher and Frederick
Schneider; Jr. MANY PETITIONESS.
july27, 's0w5.
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From Saiet1 Township.
C1ARrseroN. O.. july %. 1880.

CLARINaroN, O., July %, 1880.
Ed. SPIRIT: Below l send you lew
TENS for your paper:
Mr. Wes Hunter has fired bis brick
kiln, and the brick work for our new
town hall will be begun as soon as the
brick is ready.
Profs. Botten6eld and Wires select
school commenced here last Mondat ,and
starts off with some flly scholars. which
number will be increased; there is quite
a large number from abroad .
The Republicans of this township
formed a Garfield and Arthur Club here
on last Saturday night. Col Poorman.
Of Bellaire, was present and addressed
the meeting.
The Democrats of this township will
raise a Hancock and English pole on
August 4, and have grand Democratic
rally anil torch light procession tue Hon.
A. j. Warner and j. H. Good will he
present and address the meeting. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
The Hancock and English Club held
very enthusiastic meeting on last
Wednesday evening. james Rntter and
Prof. W. F. Wire addressed The meeting.
and it was conceded by all who heard
them that thew effectually answered. the
arguments sdduced by Col. Poorman in
hehalf of DeGolver Garfield, after which
thirty-one signed the club
The old building formerly occupied by
J. +. Morrill, a. an eff .e has been torn
down and Mr.. B. H. Mallory will soon
have the foundation commenced for q
new brick buiIding.
Mr.. Charles Lobenstein has gone on a
three months visit to Germany.
Quite a large number of our young
folks held a moonli ght social at the brick
Yards on last Wednesday evening. A
large crowd was il attendance.
20 Rev Moore and wife are absent on
visit TO friends up in the northern part>of
the State.
Miss Annie Gamble, of Moundsville.
has been visiting among friends here
Mr.. Calvin C,llins, of Pittsburgh, is
visiting among friends here
OCCASIONAL.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
james Levi Nalley
William Nalley ct al.

pY virtue Of certain order of sale in par
- tition issued from, the court Of common
pleas, within and for the county OF Monro .
and State Of Ohio, in q case pending in said
court betweeh the above named parties. and
to me directed, l will offer for sale at public
auction at the east door Of the court house
on
Saturday, the 7th day Of August, 1880.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock q. m. and 4
o'clock p. m, Of said day, the following de.
scribsd real estate situate in the township Of
Wayne, county Of Monroe and State Of Ohio,
to wit:
TRAcTNo 5--The northwest quarter Of the
southeast quarter of section three, township
I've and range six.
Said property SO ordered to be sold is ap.
praised at 5000, and may sell for two.thirds
of said appraisement.
TERhs-One-third cash, one thitd in one
year aud one third in two years; deferred
payments to, bear interest from day of sale
and to BE- secured by mortgage ON the preni-
ses sold.
WI. READ,
+! julye, ,'so~s. Sheriff N C. o.
SrRIeGs & DsIaes and b. OKEY, Att'ys.
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l.
EEOnce upon time Tcuder Foo,
out in the Mines a,u.ished very small
% caliber pistol before party Of Old
Residents. and announced that he 10.
tended to "carry the war into the enc.
my's country" and make the Boys earn
all the majority. they got out of him.
Whereupon an Old Resident arose and
said, "Young man, il you ever shoot me
with that thing aud I find 1t out, I'll Sc,
down on you awful hard +" And there
upon the Tender Foot folded his "still
hunt blanket" around him and silently
stole away. -
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wThe Democracy Of Guernsey
county met in Convention on Monday
the 18th inst, and put in nomination the
following candidates for the county Off
Gers:
Auditor. W e. BsDEN; Sheriff. A. A.
JOHNSON; Treasurer. SOLOMON MERcER ;
Commissioner. EzsKlEL GRIER; Survey.
or, RoBEKr .McKAHaN; Inf. Director,
NOAH A. EMERsoN.
The ticket is pronounced an excellent
one. and hopes sre expressed Of its sue
cess We jnin in the hope
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OBITUARY.

DrED.-fn Ozark, Monroe county
Ohio, July 5, 1880, Ruby G.. Evans
daughter of c. H. and L. Evans, aged
3 years, months and % days She
was great sufferer, being very frai
and weekly child all her life. Her las
sickness inflammation of the bowels anG
stomach) was characterized bv intense
suffering. But the parents have The
blest assurance that their Rubie hiss gone
to join the angelic host of heaven. Fol
the Savior has said Suffer little chill
dren to come unto me and forbid them
not, for OF such is the kingdom of heav,
en-"
Oh mournful thought. is Ruby dead!
Her days on earth SO quickly fed!
Yes. angels have conveyed her home,
Where now she sings redemption song:
High up in heaven where Jesus reigns
She lives and feasts on purest bliss.
Oh. G.
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EThe following is the list of Dele

%The following is the list of Dele
gates to the Democratic Congressional
Convention to be held in Marietta on
the 29th inst, as far as furnished to the
Chairman Of the Executive Committee !:
Adams-J j Atkinson. Geo. Suppes.
Benton-August Meyer.
Center-T. o. Little, Fritz Reef, Hen
~ Mowder, j W. Brown.
Franklin-Dr. G. W. Mason.
Green David Leuthy, Nat. H. Eddy.
Jackson-W %. Hathorn, N D. Gar
den.
Lee--Jas Nesbiti, JAS. Anderson.
Salem-Jas Ru,ter, w. T. Hnrd.
Seneca-Jos Wehr, J w Warner
Summit-G. W. Hamilton, John
Dougheriy.
Washington-W H. Booth.
Wayne-J. r. Dougherty.
The townships OF Bethel, Malaga,
Ohio, Sunsbury and switzerland had not
announced their delegates up to the time
Of going to prees.
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ITEMS.

| MARIETTA 10 stirred up over scandal
in which tie County Recorder, named
James Nixon, and millner are mixed
up.-Aeigs County Telegraph.
Hon, JACOB BRINkERHoFF died at bis
residence in Mansfield on last Manday,
IN the 10th year of his age. He was a
Judge of the Supreme Court of Ohio
from 1856 to 1S7l.
A VALUABLE COW belonging to James
Haverfield, OF near Cadz, Harrison
county, was bitten by copperhead
snake one day last week and died in a
few days.-Citizcns Press.
Hon. D D. T. CowEN, OF St. Clairs-
Vile has died petition in court, asking
for divorce for himself from his wife.
His charges are cruelty and gross neg
lect of duty. Although Mr.. and Mrs
Cowen live in the same house, they have
lived apart for several years.-Bellaire
Democrat
A LITTLE son Of VIM. Rhodes, ESQ,
Of near Mt. Ephrain, was accidentally
shot by his little sister who discovered
n revolver in bureau drawer and was
playing with it. The ball took effect in
the lower part OF the face and ranged
backwards. The child. it is thought
will recover.-Cl Citizens Press.
ABsALoM BIRD, who lives in the north
west corner OF Noble county, caught o
land turtle about the fret of this month,
on which be cut bis name July IL, 1851,
just twenty mine years ago. He was
sixteen then and is now forty.five The
turtle fingered all the while about the
same farm aod still appears lively
Guernsey Times.
A FORTUNE teller. being called as u
witness in an arson cuse at Eston, o.,
refused to testify, on the ground that
i
what she knew on the subject had been
confided to her as professional secret.
The Court ruled against her, and her
testimony convicted the prisoner, who
had privately confessed his, crime to her
in order to gain her advice.-Meigs Co.,
Telegraph
WHILE at work on his farm near Fair
view last week, David Kennon turned up
part Of human skeleton, consisting of
the greater part of a skull, joint Of the
vertebra. and thigh hone, The skull
is OF verv large size and thickness, and
from the shape is evidently that OF an
Indian. The teeth are all perfect, and
very little worn. The deceased evidently
went to he'd . good many years ago :;
and it is possible he may have been one
of the victims of Wetzel, or some other
OF the old hunters who used to traverse
the forests of Belmont county En-
terpriss.
A TERRIBLE story comes from Jacobs
burg, this county. Last Thursday even.
ing IMAM named Vennums, who lives
with Allen Ramsey, attempted to com
init an outrage on ive-year old dough-
ter of Mr.. Ramsey He was caught in
the act by Mrs. Ramsey, who few to in
form her husband. Mr. Ramsey rushed
up stairs, and fading vennums still in
the room with the child he fell upon
him and beat him almost to death He
pounded him until the blood ran from
his mouth, nose and ears, and then threw
him down stairs. He afterward stripped
him Of his clothes and wore out the
ramrod Of gun on bis bare hsck. He
was then locked up in the smoke.house.
Vennums is not expected to survive the
heating. The child was not seriously In
jured.-Barnesuille Enterprise.
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THE CAMPAIGN SPIRIT.

We will furnish The SPIRIT to Decem-
her 1st. 1880. for the small sum Of
CE NTS .
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-DtG tGolyer-Salary Grabbing
Corrupt Custom House candidates
should not receive the suffrages OF the
honest masses.
Serd in your subscriptions. Address,
H R. WEST,
Woodsfield, Monroe Co.. Ohio.
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rIn the case of THOMAS HACK

EyIn the case of THOMAS HAcKEL,
TIMOTHY KINNEY and JOHN H. HEN.
THORN, jointly indicted for burglary and
larceny, the defendants we're brought in
to Court, at the adjourned term, on
Monday the 10th, and being too indi
gent in circumstance to- employ counsel,
the Court appointed JACOB T. MORRILL,,
ESQ F., to defend HAcKEL. JOHN w. Do
HERrY. Esq, to defend KINNEY and JAS.
E JONES, Esq to defend HENTHoRN.-
On arraignment, the defendants each
pleaded "no, guilty." and the trial was
set for the Thursday following, July ".
On the 2lst, Prosecuting Attorney
SPRlGGs came into Court and announced
that one of the principal witnesses for
the State was unable to appear, where.
upon, on his motion, the case was con-
tipued
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Farming and Timber Lands
for Sale.

TUvR or six farms and two or three timber
i lots near Stewart on the Marietta and
Cincinnati R. R. in Athens County, Ohio
The timber is No. timber and good land
The farms are in good repairs and have good
crops Of wheat growing. The land Is all
fresh. and is No. tobacco land. Good wa
ter, schools and churches handy. For sale
low on reasonable terms. For further par
ticulars enquire of
J. A. PLUMRR, Agent,
mch23, 80 Marietta Ohio,
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.

TO Christian Cetrs, or ,ohom 1t may Concern:
AuDtroR's OFFICE, MONROE "oyKTY, I
WooDsttEIp, OHIO, July rs. 1880.
Notice is hereby given, that Josiah Smith
has deposited in ths County Treasury, 3 sum
of money sufficient to redeem north part of the
west half Of the southwest quarter Of section
81, township 6, of range Z. Said land was
sold for taxes BY John JGstchsll, Treasurer OF
Monroe County, Ohio, Jsnuarv Il. 1880.
s. A. ATKINSON,
july27, ,'s0t3. Auditor Monroe Co.. Ohio.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-07-27
Nwe have only room this week fo

~We have only room this week for
the ticket nominated by the Democracy
at Cleveland on the 22d inst. The Con.
vention was largely attended and its
proceedings we're unusually harm onious.
On the call Of counties for their votes
Monroe was no. reached on ballot for
either of the candidates, the nomination
being made by acclamation before get
ting that far along with the roll.call.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-07-27

s~ The kitchen roof OF Mrs Wars
residence was damaged by fire last Mon
dav morning, 26th inst. The citizens
rallied promptly with ladders and buckets
and exlinguished the tire before it had
made much headway.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-07-27

~ FORD Brothers have received the
boiler tor their mill; considerable work
attended the hauling of it from the De.
pot. Two wagons, on which it had been
loaded, broke down In the Public Square.
lit was built at GAINESVILLE from a plan
urnished by Mr.. THOMAS FORD.