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Notice for Bridge Painting

NOTICE is hereby given that sealed propo.
IN sails will be received at the Auditors Of.
nce, Woodsfeld, Monroe County, Ohio, until
September 80, 1890, at II O'Clock. noon, for
the painting Of all the iron bridges in the
county, to wit:
Arch bridge At ClVington, sunHsh Creek,
104 feet long.
Arch bridge at mouth Of Opossum, 66 feet
long.
Low truss bridge at mouth Of Narfow's
Run, Lee township, 46 feet.
Low truss bridge, iron door beams, at
mouth of Barnes Run, Jackson township; 3s
feet long.
Arch bridge at Cameron, sunHsh creek,
spans, so feet each, l60 feet long.
Arch bridge, near railroad crossing on Sun.
fish Creek Center township, 100 feet long.
Low truss bridge, with iron floor beams
near Ford's mill on sunnsh Creek, Center
township 80 feet long.
Low truss bridge, with iron floor beams. a,
Nispsrly's mill, on Opossum Creek, 43 feet
long.
Arch bridge, near William Danford's or
Bris ter Fork Of Willis Creek, "a feet long.
Arch bridge at Okey's mill on Clear Forh
Of Muskingum creek, oO feet long.
Arch bridge at Eokslbsrry's mill on Wit
tens Fork of Muskingum creek, 80 feet long
High truss bridge, with iron floor beams
at Coal Banks, on Muskingum creek, nea
Antioch, leg feet long.
High truss bridge, with iron floor beams
At RinaId's mill, on Muskingum creek, 10
feet long.
Low truss bridge, with iron floor beams
on Dismal Fork Of Nuskingum creek, 40 fee
long,
arch bridge at steeds mill on Cranes Mes
creek, IS feet long.
Said bridges to be thoroughly painte
with two coats of paint, to the satisfaction
Of the Commissioners against the lat da
of December, 1880. The material for pain
ting to be furnished by the Commissioner
By order VI the Commissioners.
u. A. ATKINSON.
sept1 3.'80w2. Auditor Monroe Co. O.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

BaltimOre.-Sept. 6.--Cattle-
Very best on sale to-dav 4 $500 25
that generally rated first quality 3 SIG
4 81; medium or good fair quality
75@3 so; ordinary thin steers, oxen and
COWS 2 50@2 rs; extreme range Of
prices 2 50@2 Is: most of the sales
were from 4 00@4 75c..
We quote at 2 50@5 25. most sales
ranging at 4 00@4 rs per 100 lbs.
Hogs-We quote common and grass
hogs at 6@7c; and better grades, say
fair to good corn fed a, 7@74c; per ID
net, and not large number at the lat
ter price.
Sheep-We quote butcher sheep a
34@44c; stock sheep l 5O@3 25c
each, as to grade. Lambs 4@54c; PEI
Id. gross.
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CHICAGO ExPosITIoN,s
Excursions via Baltimore. & Ohio
Railway.

Excursions via baiCtmOIc, N .OulO
Railway.
The great interstate Industrial Ex-
position OF Chicago, opens September
9th and continues until October 23d,
1880 1t is the established American
exhibition of the Products of Science,
Industry and Art, from oil parts OF the
world. No person can afford 10 lose
this opportunity, for practical study and
observation All departments are full
and complete. In addition to this 8
rare chance is offered to every one to
visit the Great City of Chicago with its
many and beautiful attractions at small
expense.
Du,ing the continuance of the Expo
sition the Baltimore d Ohio R r. will
sell cheap excursion tickets from al
stations on Trans-Ohio Divisions to
Chicago and return, as follows: on Cen.
tral Ohio and Straitsville Divisions
Tuesday of each week, Lake Erie Divs
ion, Monday and Wednesday Of eact
week, and on Chicago Division, Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday of eact
week, tickets good returning five days
from date OF sale
Through Cars and Pullman Sleeper'
without change. For tickets, rates ant
general information, apply to Agents B
& o. R. r.
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- MOTHERS You should look 70
W worm candy or lozenges, which have
no merit, but try Patterson's Worm Syrup,
which is pleasant and safe remedy. 1t 10
made Of the best materials and always eneo'
tual. Sold BY all dealers. Is cents.
], II. PATTERSON, Prop'r, 81. claira
Vile. Ohio
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LEGAL NOTICE.

TOHN C. HUTCHINSON, of Plymouth, Rich
y land co7nty, Ohio; David c. Hutohison, o
Watesville, Posey county, Indiana; Jan,
Hutchison, of Blue Rock, Muskingum coun
ty, Ohio; Melville N. Hutchison, of Lawr
Ridge, Marshall county, Illinois; and Carrie
R. Hutchison, of Taylorstown, Washington
county, Pennsylvania, will take notice that
on the 9th day Of August, A. D. 1880, Viii.
liam H. Hutchison, who Is the Executor Of
the will Of David P. Hutchison, deceased
fled in the Probate Court of Monroe county,
Ohio, an application for the allowance of 8
claim in his favor and against said estate
amounting to 81 ,s24 OF, with interest from
July 9, A. D. 1880, and founded npon due
bill given to him by said decsdept for said
amount and of said last mentioned date
that the testimony touching said matter vii
be heard in said court on the 18th day oi
October, A. D. 1880.
WIN. H. HUTCHINSON,
Rx'r Of will of David p. Hutchison, decd.
sept14, ,'S0w4.
HUNTER & MALLORY, Att'ys.
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A HANCOCK and ENGLISH meeting will
be held at
NEW CASTLE, Wednesday night,
September Is. Speakers-Hon. VIM.
Lawrence and j. P. Spriggs, Esq
SARDIS, Thursday, Sertember 16, at
l O'Clock P.M Pole Raising. Speak
ers-Hon. VIM. Lawrence,J. p. Spriggs,
ESQ.,, and James A. Watson.
/ CLAY LICK SCHOOL HOUSE,
Jackson township, Thursday night, Sept
16. Speakers-Hon, William Lawrence
and J. p Spriegs. Esq
BROWNSVILLE, Friday, Sept. II,
at o'clock NJ. Speakers-Hon. VIM.
Lawrence and Hon. Jas Watson.
ANTIOCH, Friday night, Sept. II
Speakers-Hon. VIM. Lawrence and
Hon. James Watson.
GRAYoVILLE, Saturday, Sept. ls,a,
l O'Clock, p. Speakers-Hon. VIM.
Lawrence and Hon JAS. Watson.
WOODSFIELD, Saturday night, Sep.
IS. Speakers-Hou. VIM. Lawrence
and Others.
NEUHART'S SCHOOL HOUSE,
Wednesday night, Sept. Is. Speakers
Hon Jas Watson and others.
SCHUMACHER'S, on Sunfish Creek,
Saturday,, September, Is, o'clock, P. NJ.
Speskers-Morris and Pearson.
AL are invited to cone. The ques-
tions presented in the campaign will be
iairly and honestly discus ed
JOHN h. DRIGGS
Chairman of Executive Committe.
A j PEARSON, Secretary.
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.

To Mattheo Moore, or ceon, u may Concern:
AUDITORS OFFICE. MoNRoB County, !
WooDsFIELD, ONO, September 2, 1880.
Notice is hereby given, that Henry
Schsab has deposited In ths County Treasury
a sum of money sufficient to redeem part Of
tie southwest quarter of section s, township
5 of range Z. Said land was sold for taxes
by John Gatohell, Treasurer of Monroe
County, Ohio, January, 20 1880.
s. a. ATKINSON,
sept7, ,'S0t3. Auditor Monroe Co.. Ohio.
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RA very Quiet little affair too

RA very quiet little affair took place
at the Church of the Immaculate Cor
ception yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Franf
Fisher, q young man of this city, was
M arried by the Rev. Father Schleichel
to Miss Louisa Weisand, of Weods5eld
Ohio. The ceremony occurred only il
the presence of few relatives, and tht
happy couple Immediately took lhell
departure for OHIO after the ceremony
-FAeeling Register, 10tk inst:
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THE CAMPAIGN SPIRIT.

We will furnish Tue SPIRIT to Decem.
her 1st, 1880, for the small sum OF
Tw e N t y-five Cents .
The campaign this year bids fair TO be
rec-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
misunderstanding Grabbing
Corrupt Custom House candidates
should not receive the sutfrsges OF the
honest masses.
Serd in your subscriptions. Address,
H r. WEsT,
Woodsficld, Monroe Co., Ohio.
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~A postal from Beallsville informs

@A postal from Beallsville informs
US that the Democratic meeting at Deck
er's School House, last week, was the
largest ever held in the district The
meeting was addressed by DR.. G. W.
STEWARD and Mr.. JOHN L. KEYsER, and
the interest manifested showed plainly
that the Democracy of that section will
perform their whole duty in October and
November
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ICE CREAM SALOON.

JACOB REINHERR has just opened an Ice
Cream Saloon in his building on the Public
Square, which will be open every evening. He
will supply picnics and parties with good Ice
Cream at reasonable rates. He has just return
ed from Wheeling where he bought large
stock of Candies and Confectioneries which he
offers 10 sell CHEAP.
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rDEWTTr DANFoRD, Of Bellaire,
was here last week hearing a case In
which the creditors of the Monroe Coun.
~ Bank are plaintiffs and The Monroe
Bank is defendant. The case has been
continued to November to complete the
taking Of testimony.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-09-14

HAbout $50 men, women and chill.
dren from Armstrong; Mill and Crat
Apple came TO Woodsfieli last Satur.
day on an excursion. They took din
ner in MoRRIs' woods and then took in
the sights in the way of the court house.
Jail and town generally. At 2 O'Clock
the whsle sounded and they took their
departure for the mountains of Belmont
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-09-14

~M Mr.. W. p. DUNNINGroN, mother,
wife and child Of Redwood Falls, MINI,
are visiting friends IN this place Mr.
DUNNINaroN resided in Woods6eld thir-
ty-two years ago and this is bis first Wis
nc to his old home since.
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EA communication giving the par.
tieulars of the Democratic meeting and
pole raj ing at New Castle on the llth
inst, was ieceived too late for this issue.
Speeches were made ny Judge r. K.
WALTON and A. j. PEAsoN. Esq. A
pole ITO feet high wac raised and good
time was had. There was about sec
people present The full report will ap'
pear next week. sts3
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TMr. c CEHRs, prominent Dem
ocrat Of Ohio township, was in town
last week and reported the Democracy
IN that part Of the county in irst-rate
working condition. Every Democrat
will report at the polls on Tuesday, the
a2th day OF October.
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rELIJAH HENTHoRN died in Green
township, this county, on Friday, the
81 inst, and MARY ANN, his wife, died
!, in Sunsbury township on the same day
They were abou. 70 years Of age. They
were inferred In the same grave in the
McTNrIRE grave yard, Adams township
on Sunday, the 9th inst.
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Notice to Teachers.

These examinations will commence at
o'clock =. m. and close at 4 p m.
A fee of so cents is required from each
applicant, as condition of examination, and
must be paid in advance.
By order of the Board.
HApplicants holding certificates for less
than % months, must stand examinations
for new certificates. Renewals will not be
made in such cases without examination.
s. SCHOOLCRAFT, CLERK.
july27, ,'s0td.
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wThe gold necklace at the Il. c
Church picnic was awarded to MAGeIE
KErrERER, little daughter of MIR. GEo
KErrERER, Of this place. The Chins
dishes were awarded to Mrs. BARBARA
LETzELDRR
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AGENTS AND CANvASSERS
Make from $40 To $50 PEI
week selling goods for E &. RIDE
OUT & co, 10 Barclay street. New
York.
Send for their Catalogue and terms.
aug24, '80lv.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


The Fair opens On Wednesday, the
18th inst.
Township .treasurers received their
funds last week.
P. ScHUMAcHEK, Sr., is having bis
residence painted.
The iron bridges in this county are to
be painted this Fall. sss
Miss MoLME- DUNAwAr, OF Bellaire,
is visiting at Sheriff READS.
Attention is invited TO Mrs. N. j.
CLARK's millinery advertisement in this
paper.
Wool is quoted in Wheeling at 3Sc.-
The tendency is TO bear the market on
the part of dealers.
A vote taken on the B. & S W. ex.
cursion train last Sunday resulted: HAM
COCK, 81; GARFIELD, "a.
Tire next term Of Common Pleas
Court in this county commences on
Thursday, October 14lh.
Judge OKEr is attending District
Court The term of that Court will be
held in this county this week
The Eastern Ohio Annual Conference
of the M. E. Church will be held at
Warren, Ohio, on the I'D inst.
WESTERN KoRHLER and family. who
have been visiting friends here, returned
to their home in Chicago last week.
The Democrats Of Salem propose to
raise HANCOCK aud ENGLISH pole in
each school district in the township.
Prof. BoGas, Principal Of the Union
Schools of this place, reported last week.
School will open on Monday, the 2O.h
inst,
We printed some very handsome tick
cts for the Fair last week, which Secre-
tary SIMMoNsis disposing of at 81 90
each. y
WIZ c OKEY, E.q., and daughter, and
Miss FLORA. daughter Of F. G. OKEY,
OF Caldwell, we're visiting at Judge
OKEY's, in this place. last week.
Miss MAMIE War, Of Elm Cove,
Washington township, passed through
here last week to attend the next ses-
sion of the w Wheeling Female College.
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TIE trial of Mccormick and Shan
nafelt for the murder OF Cline Hamilton,
was dismissed yesterday, and the pris-
oners discharged, there not being the
least evidence against them.-Bellmre
Tribune, 9th inst.
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cECall at THE Spirit Office for job
printing from q visiting card up to full
sheet poster. Letter heads, business
card on envelopes, statements and bill
heads printed on short notice.
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%Hon. WILLIAM LAWRENCE, OF
Guernsey county, is announced to ad-
dress the people at several points in this
county. He is an entertaining and well
posted speaker.
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BUSlN ESS notice.

tTFull assortment of Groceries. Notions,
Hardware, Stationary and WOODWARD at Schu-
macher's opposite Bank.
NEW STOVES.-MRs O. o. ALEX
ANDER has Just received lot of the best
Stoves in this market Call and see them
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Woodsfcld, Monroe Co., Ohio

cFAn excursion from Bellai,e on
the b d S. W.. to this place last Sur
day brought over one hundred people
They passed the day pleasantly and re-
| turf ed home in the evening
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HJERE WILLIAMS and family lef,
yesterday the l2sh inst, for Washing
ton City. Mrs WILLIAMS and children
will return home alter seeing the sights
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EThe Democracy of Switzerland,
Salem, Ohio, Lee and Jackson town.
ships are organized and working with a
will for HANCOCK, ENGLISH and WARNER.
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EgAll who will send us three new
subscribers and 81 so cash, will receive
THE SPIRIT one year free.
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Nervous PrOStratiOn and General
Debility. For twenty-five yea 8 Nlch-
OILS Elixir Bark and Iron has been pre-
scribed by medical men as safe and
sure remedy.
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RWBEN. p BAILEY, we'll known
contractor and builder of Marietta, Ohio
has declared for HANCOCK and ENGLISH
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W0OasaeId stock Market.
Sept. 13.-Cattle 2a3c per pound
Sheep 3a4o per pound. Hogs Shade pei
pound gross.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-09-14

Road Tax Receipts
For sale at THE Spirit Office. Orders
by mail will receive prompt attention.
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GEN. A. ]. WARMERS.
M E E T / n G S

in this county, will be at the following
times and places:
STAFFORD, Monday afternoon, at
l, o'clock y m. September 20, 1880
LEWlSVILLE, Monday night, Sep
tember 20. 1880.
MILIONSBURG, Tuesdly afternoon
at l. p. m. September 2l, 1880. Pole
raising DC.
CALAIS, Tuesday night, September
81, 1880
BEALLSvILLE. Wednesday after
noon Sep,e .nber %, 1880 g
KAISER'S School House Switzerland
township, Wednesday night September
%. 1880
CAMERON. Thursday afternoon, Sep
tember 90, 1880 Pole raising.
NEW CASTLE, Thursday night, Sep.
temher %. 1880
BARESVILLE. Friday afternoon,
September "a, 1880.
SARDIS, Friday night, September "a,
1880.
JACKSON TOWNSHIP, Saturday
afternoon. l. p. M September 20, 1850,
BROWNSVILLE, Saturday night,
Septemhr % 1880.
GRAYESVlLLE. Monday afternoon.
September 81 1889.
ANTIOCH, Monday night, September
81, 1880
TOWN HOUSE. Wayne township,
Tuesday afternoon, September 2S, 1880
WOODSFIELD, Wednesday night,
September 80 1880.
TOWN HOUSE, in Bethel township,
Thursday afternoon. .Septemb r 30, 1850
RINARD'S MILLS, Thu sday night,
Sept, mber 80, 1880.
JOHN B DR,GGS.
Chairman of E1ecutiUe Committee
A j. PEAR. ON, Secretary.
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day after - Mh %%
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SMd pvw @Gh ~ year
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BY dkrt mount Of
mwha mbee o. lot an in %
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-03-04

Frederick Il. Nor. will sell ut Public
Sale on Levi lliucas farm. un IucsdW
llnrch lG, Il, $50 p. IN, the following per.
sonal property: 3m!lk COWS, 3 hcitrrs, tive
Slows, . shoics Fat Hog, also valuable
house hold and kitchen furniture also Il lot
Uflaid and bacon Thos. Kolb Auct.
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THE
Engineering and Mining Jour
nal
PUBLISHED WEEKLY.

DEVOTED To
MINING, METALLURGY, ENGIN-
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ENCE-
Richard p Roiw..l, G. + NJ. T., Rossi.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT On Tuesday of
this week Geo. r. Ovelman, while haul
ing q load of posts down the mountain
met with an accident that nearly cost him
lis life. His horses could not hold the
wagon and starting to run upset the Wag
on on which he was riding, broke off tn"
tongue and ran for about Il mile fast to tho
tongue and together and finally becoming
cntangled in the undcrbrush were stopped.
Mr. Ovclman was very much bruised by
the fall. He was stunned by Tic fall and
on recovering consciousness found his
horses goo. lie was taken home by some
one living near tie scene Of the accident.
The run-uK occurred about O'Clock and
the horses were found about 0 O'Clock p. m
Wautc,..-1o0 pounds of Cotton Car
pet Rags at ROOTS il9.4t.
I 1000 Pairs of Ladies', Misses, ana
Childrcns' Shoes. 500 Pairs of Mems
and Boys Boots and Shoes, bought before
the recent rise in prices, for 81 lie Cheap at
ian. 10 1T. ROOTS.
Ask for "Liyc Oak Tobacco" ut
jan 10 1T ROOTS.
,r , p,x,r, ,t,oro
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80" ''',.,,,. ,,.,,,,,,n,,, III. .,c,;,, IF ,,,u
,.'''..oa r,a ,,r vo u,,l
,.,,,,,;,, -, ,,,.,;nu.nrS .rl Won.
I,re ia , En,V ,lte In :: sale lV auction
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EgaeAae Nes'F AGE.

y o ,lhn is GIIDy G G Tr4 'n' the S s
~ in the State Of Maryland, intend To pc
tition the County Commissioners of said
county, after the expiration Of thirty davs,
from the first publication of this notice. To
open public road in said county; begin
Ming for said road,on the road leading from
Caloctin Furnace, to near. Wo't's old lav-
crn stand at, or near the bridge III inc
forks of HE creek and thence by the most
practicable roulc.to intcrscCL tn" road lead
ing from the Frederick Road to the liar
man place near the tcrdng 90 sid road
V es, Of S Nj Bussard's Sawmii!
WILLIAM HAUNER.
THOMAS l. WINFIELD,
LAWSON CLINE,
ular Ut and. others,
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From April Is. 1850 the Subscription
price Of the CLARION will be one dollar per
year, in advance. The incrca in our
subscription list jusifies this reduction in
price and we hope, the price at which it
is now offered, will secure es many new
subscribers All new subscribers from this
date, will receive the CLARION until April
lst 1881 for the price of one year 5 subscrip
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