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What Vennor Nays of the Weather
for April.


Some people are entirely disguised
Silh Vennor and hold him, In . meas.
ure. responsible for this present weather.
which. has wonderfully horne opt bis
predictions Yet, az he il so reliable,
there will he on interest taken in his
prediction for this month, which 10 as
follows: - a }h
"There will be sharpTfrost, be says, ih
the beginning Of April, with a. anowfall
on the 4th,or 5th, but the spring will
open favorably, and everything will be
pretty we'll advanced by April 18th.
T. .onds may be expected In Chicapo
about the first week in April. With high
winds also prevailing in the early part
OF the month. Snow.slls are probable
about April 9Th Navigation is likely
to open on Lake Outafio about April
7th.
"The St. Lawrence will he open about
the 9:h or llth. and the first steamship
will probably arrive about the l7'h or
lSh The weather will be very stormy
in the Lower Provinces about the 20;h.
with very high water prevailing, but in
the West April will be dry month
There will be warm weather just follow.
ing the Goth, ending in thunder storms
on the Path and 251h. Snow storms are
probable in the far West on the IS b and
26,h, and snow storm. are not unlikely
to- occur in England at the close. of the
month. The month will eud wet and
cold, but on the whole viii be like a
May month F"
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Within the last ten year, 2,30O Car
couplers and draw bars have been pat
ented, yet only Eve patterns are 10 gen.
ersl use.
Thirty four thousand pounds Of to-
bacco were raised on twenty acres o'
Senator Csmercn's Lochiel farm. L
sold for S5 900.
A woman training performing pan
.hers in New York, the other dsy, was
attacked ny one Of the hrutes and seri-
ouslv, II not fatally, injured
We understand there was q serion'
row in the edge Of TYLER County, psrtic
lipa,ed in bg two OF the Barkers and tw'
| OF the Aneuses One OF the latter va
| shot. but We do no, know how seriously
t-Neso May1insvillc Messenger.
| A Washington special says: The act
ling Commis siouer OF Iadian Affairs, MI
chael, who has been nominated Commits
sioner, asked the President TO withdrs'
bis nomination. o. accosnt OF Athealtt
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E David Workman, one OF the old
pioneers Of Belmont County, died last
Sundav at his residence near B,llaire.
sged 90 years He was horn In Alle-
gheny Co., Maryland, in 1883. and came
10 Ohio with his parents in 1899, loca.
ting in what is now Pultney Township.
THIS comfy was then dreary and lone
ly wilderness with only here and there
a@hnnter's cabin Mr.. Workman was
brought up among the hsrdships and
privations of the frontier settlers life,
and become one Of the good substantial
cit ms of the county. He was married
in 1918 and his wife is still living-their
wedisi life extending over 6S years
Mr Workman died on the same farm
where he had lived since l8l2.-S
Ctairsvillc Gasette 3la ait
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c% We regret 10 announce the death
Of Mrs KITE Jones, OF GAINESVILLE. vi o
expired Monday morning, oi ,heuma.
tism OF the heart. Mrs. Jones was u Q
daughter Of Hon. John Davenport. de-
ceased, snd sister OF Benjamin and Geo.
Davenport. She was born in Barnes :
vile shout l845' and grew to woman.
hpod in this place. removing to Zsaes-
vile after her marriage to Mr. Jones {
that city. Mrs. Jones was noble W..
man, a living wife, and deycted moth.
er OF several children, whom she leaves
to share with their father 10 the griet OF
her departure She had many warm
friends in Barnesville who will he sad
dened at the news of her death. just in
the mida, Of n"hle and useful life -
Enterprise, 3!a slt
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Polygamy Must 90.

WAsHINGroN. April ---It is under.
stood tha, President G4rti Id will write
q lettereta Hon A @ Cam bell in day
on sa Hereplv to one addressed to d i'm
in rtls,inh 10 pnlyeamvs in Utah, He
will rel crate in the strongest terms the
position he took IN his inaugural He
viii p onounce his policy to he that po.
lygsmy must he stamped out. He cor.
silers il shame 81 the enlightenment
OF the age thst such gross immortality
should be openly prscticed in de6snce
OF The law and the pretense Of religious
conviction. He will declare also thai
under the circumstances the 10000 chill.
dren h,rn under The system must not he
disqraced by the brand Of illegiimac,
bu, this difficulty will no longer aford
an excuse tor hesitati"n In graphing
with the infamous barbarism of Nor
monism He will foreshadow 10 unmis
takah!e terms that he intends to mskt
the dgstruct on polygamy prominen
achievement of his administration.
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~The opponsnls OF the old Fair
Grounds and tue proposed improve
ments have not vet advanced . single
sensible reason for their opposition =
The action OF the Directors OF The So
ciety, taken on tbs 18th ult., in favor Of
che present grounds, affords several citi'
zens of w oodsfield an excuse for not
subsesib hing. II they really desire q
Aourishing Agricultural Society. as they
asssr,, It Is very questionable whether
their present position concerning the
matter can he defended otherwise than
by. bufoonery and eloWnish productions.
The success Of the plan. adopted by
the board Of Directors. is heartily en-
dorsed by farmers and others through
out the eouoty, and citizens Of Woods.
aeld cannot afford to snsagpnize it, and
We are glad to announce that only a lev
are disposed to do 90. A Fair brings
q great deal OF money to Woodsneld
sad those ~to are kenedted should
come forward With their means and aid
60 create Fairs that will eaase double
1.-The number to attend in the fsture tha
have in past years, That Is the trn'
wsy 70 advance the interests sf fasuf'
Fairs.
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TAn election of officers OF the La
dies and PASTORS Christian Union and
Ladies Foreign Missionary Society was
held Thursday evening, the 3tss uit'
The following were the officers e'ec,ed.'
President, Rev. z. P. EDMoSDs; Vice
rresidene, Mrs J. T Jupklss, Miss LIE
NoLL and Miss FRANK JosEs Secse,a.
ry, Miss Jor OKEr; Treasurer, Mrs. ID
C. West.
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~ The latest market quolalionss II
Wheeling are as follows:
/. Applrs-Demand fair at good prices.
W. qlnte choice eating apples at 81 20
al so per harrel. j
Butter-Commission merchants report
good trade. We quote choice to fancy
grades at 23s75c.
Cheese-We quote prime new Ohio
and Western factory at 14al4ts, &c.
cording TO quality; New York cream
16c; Swell ger, l5c. :
Eogs-Good demand. We quote
s,rictly fresh ct l4al5c per dcz
Feathers-In good demand; live geese
40a45c.
Flour-Market firm. Patent Satin
Gloss 7 SO. Jobbing quotations are as
follows: White wheat family 5 25a5 Is;
rye hour s Is
Grain-Ws quote prime red winter
shipping and milling new wheat l GOAL o.
Corn is quoted in jobbing loss at Soc
oats at 40 .45c, and rye ct Toe
| Hay-We quote hailed at 1S 00a22 90
and loose ct lS 00a20 90. and scarce,
/ Pnultrv-Chickens 2 50a2 Is pc
dozen. Dressed turkeys l0allc pc
pound. Geese, dressed. 5a6c per pound
Ducks. dressed, 2 40ss 90 per dnzen
Sslt-Per hsrrel, Ohio ',vrr. lal O5
/ Timo,hv seed, 2 75s3 90 pc
u~hel; clover. 5 so; Mammoth Glover
IS per bushel; Kentucky B'ue Gras'
: per hush 1 25c; Orchard Grass . OF
/ Wool-Qloted at 40s45c for cboic
washed. and one third nff for unwashef
i Market dull
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ITEMS.

WHEELrR CHAPMAN. q man 20 years
old, who lived near Marietta, wss found
dead, lying in the dre place OF bis own
house. His hands and iaue were burned
to crisp tits supposed that he died
instantly of heart disease.
FRlDAr evening, the Wheeling CITY
Flour Mills. the wire works Of Glrrard
l. Tuttle, and the wagon factory of B
Bach were entirely consumed, and
block of dwellings belonging to Thorn
az Muldoon snd two dwellings belong
ing to B. Bach damaged by Ore and
water Bellaire Tribune
TIE Contract Of furnishing carpet for
the Curt House, at st Clairsvilie. was
given ny Sheriff Hllles to Mayer q
KIotz. the enterprising merchants oi
Bellaire. Mr.. Hilles Is a Belmont county
man VII believes in ps,roni1ing. Bal'
mont county merchants --Rsiidire Trs
buns
DR.. R. Il TAYLOR and family, with 9
Large patty from Summarized and vioini'
ty, start for Kansas this week. The
Doctor and family expect to locate per
manently In that State. hut many who
scco pany him are only on sort o
prospecting tour. in luced to take 'ht
trip hy low railroad fare.-Caidusl
Press, 3lst,wlt.-
j W. Ynsr + q. was stalking of ,h'
p-oual above the Z 4 r depot yester
day for the b &S W. R,ilroad ex'en
sion to the iurusce rdey propose 4
u.stae over the B. & o. tack that rum
to the river a Me toot of Thirty.secon'
8 rect. The track will be run be'weel
The B 4 q. aud C. q P tracks and ih
river, and The work Of instruction vii
be begun at an early day -Bellaire In
dependent. 3lst uit
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BaltimOre.-Msrcn %. Cat le--
Very best On sale this week 5 1906 90 ;
taa' generally rated q ct qaaliy 4 I5@
s s7A medium or gond iair Quality 90
a. IS; oriinsrv thin steers, oxen and
cows Q SOFAS Is; extreme range OF pri.
ces 2 5G@6 90; most OF the sales were
from 4 75@5 25.
Mich Cows. The trade Is quite dull
Al 60 O0@&0s 90 each.
Hogs-Tne demand is fair at the pit
ces ruling Is. MOnday. S@9c Th'
quality is scarcely as good as l, vas lisa
week, majority Of the dealers report
ing falling ef in this respect =
Shepp-WAh the coming Of milde
weather. receipts OF clipped sheep ar
/ expected 10 increase, and. trada also, 9
hui cher. claim thev cant get their none
,ut of the nresent high prices. Cippe
sheep 4@ssc wool sheep 4i@7c knt
loo. sFs
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EvThe Bellaire correspondent OF the
Wheeling. Register, 3lss ult, furnished
this item
"Mr. Nat H. Eddy and a party Of
nine persons of L.iugs, Monroe county,
lett on the C. 4 p yesterday for Salina.
Kan. Mr.. John r Hudson, of Sunnsh,
went to Lincoln, Neb, over the same
roate." .,si - a
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OZARK ITEMS.
OZARK. OHlo, April l, 1881

OZARK. OHro, April l, 1881
March went out like sheep whito
These are moving times.
Hard to beat, our township ticket
They are doing lively business at the
Ozark House.
Mr.. A W. Wilcox is here on business
Dr. Stewargis is convalescent. =
Dr. Keyser contemplates removing to
Williamsburg, Noble County, this Spring.
Mr.. j. H. Pugh received certificate
at late examlna'lon In Woodsaeid.
Our boys we're recently delighted bv
seeing Desaurs sawmill b'iler coming
into town, drawn by Ave teams OF horses
and three yoke OF oxen.
The protracted meeting closed last
Friday night; they nov have society
consisting of sixty members.
. Rev. Bedsli is waiting on the people
in this vicinity with subscription paper.
He is raising money ~ build church
here Upwards Of eve hundred dollars
have been subscribed already. Success
Mr. David Blacklege and family were
visiting At the hone OF Cyrus Blacklege
las, week.
Mrs AIne Carroll, ri Busiucssharg
Bslmon, County. ACT Miss Lucy Grisell
of W. Va. we're visiting at the home o.
their brother, A w Grisell, last week.
NJ and Mrs. Jos'as Davis. Of Words
Geld, paid J. N, Gray and family flying
visit, last SATURDAY..
Mlss Jane Elliott, OF Somerton, is Wis
iting her mother 10 this place.
Mrs. E Eiwards visited Mrs D. A. e.
lott during the week. She took ,he
train here Tuesday morning and started
tor PENNSYLVANIA. where she expects to
make her tulure home.
Mr.. J Nelson, of this place. cam
home last Saturday and rcmained Until
last Monday. wber he returned to Har'
riet.sville, where be is engaged in pack
ing tobacco.
We are Informed that 'our worthy
Postmaster. j. A. Brown. was stepping
high last Tuesday. with broad grin al
over hia face II issa hoy.
Mr.. Edward Grisell and Mr.. David
Blacklege and families started for Ne
hraska fast Monday.
Mr.. H Eaton. OF Jerusalem, bad
sale last SATURDAY. preparatory 10 NOV
ing to Hardin Counts. Ohio.
Miss Matte Yockey has been visiting
relatives and friends since the close o
her school. She started for her home II
Strfford to-day
Mrs Gillespie, mother cf Mrs. H'nr,
Smith. ~ this place. died at her home OF
Irish Ridge ias' week, Of consumption.
Mrs ] C. GatchelI, OF Jerusalem, ha
the iiphtheris.
We regret to anaounce f,he sudde'
aesth OF Thomas Nelson. who resides
near Jerusalem Deceased was apps
ren,lv in good health on Wednesda'
syening. After eating supper ne wen
| into the room where he was shortly al
ter ward found dead. He was an accel'
table member OF the Presbvteria
Church. He was hurled at Beallsville
Rev. Mcdonald conducted the tuners
services.
Miss Sadie Graham diei OF typhoi
fever Wedpesday evening, at M. Ere
MelIot,'s near Jerusalem. Qul1
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LETTER FROM DAKOTA.
HARTFORD, GRANT Co.. D. t.
March IL, 1881 {

HARTFORD, GRANr Co.. D. T..l
March II, 1881
Z Ed. SfTRrr: / thought O. few lines
from Dakota would he Of interest 10
your many readers We have bad q
very hard winter here. the tall of snow
averaged about four feet and our Rail-
road has heen blocked with snow since
the l9th of Jan. There is a scarcity Of
fuel here. although we have consider
able amount of timber on Big Stone
Lake aud 20 miles west of the Lake we
have large bodies OF timber. But the
suo " being dr,Ited in places, it has been
very hard to get wood; farmers have
been buying and stealing R. R. ties so
there has been no great amount Of suf-
ferIng There has been few csses Of
freex ng on the prairie
/ am very we'll satisfied with this
country, id fact think that Dakota is
or will be, the garden OF the uni ed
States There is u considerable amount
of vacant land here yet, snd | think that
there is quite a number oi young men
in Monroe COUNTY, who would do well
10 come West and secure, q home while
vet tile land may be had so freely A
Young man with 800 90 and q little
pluck ana energy can make al excellent
begiunng here This is jast the place
for young man 10 make start in the
world came here the 7th OF April,
1880, and have been in the Land Office
business since NAV Was elected Jus,
tice Of the Peace for Grant County, and
sm prepared to take daai proof, having
lheen appointed Notary Public. Should
there he sny. who chance to read this
and wish to come west Or wish to OBJ
tain any aavice relatlSe to land business
they can. by addressing me. hsye any
Information desired. Mdntoee q untv,
az Won are aware. il nv hirth place and
therefore am interested to great 4
ten, in the ciizens Of said conaty. l.
this sheold meet your APPRECIATION
would Ike to have you insert i in y"n'
fcolu INNS, and I will write more at length
ut smother time
Yours Very Respectfullv,
J " KELLER.
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pRoBarE COURT.

March 25AThe Ex ,cntors OF the
Will of Morris C,vsrt, dec d, filed a
new bond in tne sun OF $4,000.
Rebecca +. M,ffett fled an applica.
ton for incr ease of allowance for years
support. Alter hearing the testimony
the Court refused to increase the allow
auce. "a
March 26-Fleicher NJ. Lsw,of Beth.
el township. c,ufined In Jail on Charge
Of bastardy, WAS admitted to bail in the
sum OF $500. ss4 esis.ta
o s. Sloan was appointed Admins
traitor OF the estate N Nelson Hogue.
decd. Bond $4,000.
The following accounts were heard
ami disposed OF as noted:
Harvey Wright, Guardian Of ID. L.
|V. Wright. minor; fusl account: re-
ceived Sl.Sl9 81; paid out $302 81 /;
balance in Gnsrdians han'ls Sl.5l7.
waich he is ordered to pay over to his
W ard. he having arrived at the age OF
81 wears. i
Albert Cronin, A1m'r Of the estate of
James Crnnin. decd; nnal accoun,; re
ceived $3.50 81; pail ont $3.50 81: bal
ance in the hands Of the Adm'r $3.50 y,
which he is ordered to paw out acc"r.
ding 70 law.
! j L. B.van, Aim'r Of the estate OF
Casrles Copper. decd; sec md account; !;
received 1898 Is; paid out 1902 33 /;
balance S95 -. ID
j. Connor, Guardian Of G. + Furge
san. q minor; tour'h account; received,
1851 SO: paid ont Sl27 ~; balance in
Gaardian's hands 1884 Us, to be &C.
counted for.
| F Dur,g. Guardian OF Abraham Frie-
fien's minor heirs; third acc unit; re-
ceived s72t so; paid out 3S7 Al; bal
ance ia the hands ~ the Guardian 1887.
| O3 20 be accounted for.
G W Cline, Guariiau OF Chas E.
and G.. A. Little. minors; fourth &C
count; received 8253 81, paid out $24l.
! 2s, balance in the G aartians hands 8l2.
66. to be accounted for.
D McKalvev, Guardian OF the minor
heirs Of Sam'l H and Elizabeth Green,
decd; first account; received for Sam !,
Mary E and Reason A. Green, 1926
oS} each; for e Green Sl97 OS; paid
lout for Samuel S22 72 7-l2;. for Marv
| E.. 822 81 7-l2; for Reason A $32. Sc
llla; for e, Green SIT 34a; balance
due Samuel S2l3 s. 9 IL; due Mary f.,
| SAB 1912; dns R 'sson A., S203 So:
due E Green s179 734, to he accounted
for.
| Chas. S,ngwald, Guardian Of Charles
Ritter. a minor; second account: receiv.
ed S2O2 46: pail ont S24 u, balance
ip GUARDIANS hands 8l77 -, 10 be &C:
counted for
Philip Glasser, Guardian Of George
VI. w isand. a lanatic; third account ;
received s24l7 80; psid out $3.50 SS
balance 81. 1876 A The Court finds
that the Guardian has losued 10 each ni
Eve heirs Of said iunatic the sum of 8l0(
each, making the sum OF $4,000 fol
which the Guardian. charges himself nc
interest in this account. leaving a bal
ance OF Sl86 ~. ~ be accounted for
4 Aaron Morris, A im'r Of the estate o
William Mrrr!s. decd; final account
received 42l ID; paid out $50 rs
amount overpaid hv the Aamr. - 81
Mary A Devore, Execu,six Of tn
Will uf James Devore. decd; final &C
count; hearing continued for paymen
OF costs of this account.
Thos S Fowler. Admir- OF the estat
Of John Henderson, Sr, decd; 9th nc
count, hearing continued on account
! exceptions having been filed to said &C
I count. To ADrjl 7.h.
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rN HEALTH AND HArPINEss.-it ~
LE. strangc that parents will permit
kXf<a their children to suffer from worms
~ when they can be relieved without
taking nauscous medicines. We rsfer 70
that Pleasant, Safe and Certain Kennedy
pattcrscn's Worm Syrup-which 10 sold oy
ali dealers IN medicines. "Ch!idren cry ior
it.n q cents.
Fold By J. +. 3UpKlNs, woodsaeld. Ohio.
I, n. PATTERSON, Pfopr, 81. ctairs
Vile, 0hie.
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wThe prosecution OF KEswARD
PHILIP. the alleged author Of the MosEF
has been abandoned.
That is the announcement madam the
kilograms OF the ID inst. All, where Is
the .rascal'' that GARFIELD was so anx.
les ~ have .huntcd down We trust
the Repablican managers will not abate
their efforts, but warn them again to
keep away from the White House.
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EgThe atsen.lon OF owners ot live
stock il invited toa Law passed BY tue
present Legislature, published elsewhere
in this paper Owners OF live stock 10
Woodsfeld. who do not wish topay to
have their stock released, willsave mon
ey BY giving this matter prompt atten-
tion 49, iy =:
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rrsPRING Is ooMINGI FARMBRs

~sPRING rs ooMINGi FARMERS
viii need good Farming implements. WAD-
DELL & HELBLfNG oan furnish you With
the VERY BEST. They are Agents for the
CELEBRATED OLIVER CHILLED PLOw.
the best Plow in the market. which they csn
sell you "A low as can be sold. THEY wAIRANr
EVERY rLow to give good SATISFACTION =
Also Pittsburgh hillside Plowa and PL0v
POINTS for all kiads Of News
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=
MARRIED On January 7th, byJ M.
BoueHNsR, E.q., o; Adams township,
Mics CELr HEsrHoRs tc Mr. HAAiLroS
JoNEs.
On January 9Th. BIZ lhs same. Miss
s. N. HEspsRsHor to Mr.. ALoszo
BEARD.
On February e6sh by AAoS Mcos,
Esq. OF Wayne township, Miss MARI
NJ WILLIAM, to Mr. Joas c GAcksS-
HEiMER
On March 7th. by F. N. BsaRD. Esq
Of Center township, Miss MARr JASH
AxDrxsox to Mr. TaoMAs A. BEAVER
On March lO'h, by Rev. HENRY Lros
Miss C A TEuAx to NJ. J. W CEux
On March Goth, bv MicHAEL BouaH'
sEs, E.qs OF Salem township, Mis-
ALICE \. Saurrs to Mr. CLARK 6
BRowN.
On March aeth. 1881. by Joas W
srRlcxr.se. Eeq sof Wayne township
Miss DEBoaAH K,xsr 10 Mr.. jon
OpEN.
On March 2sd. 1881, by the SAN
Miss MINNIE KoEHtER 10 Mr.. JAxEs l
ADAMS.
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HwThe Independent dodgers, nost-
ryyRsputiicsns, tried % sctsevsrsl Dem
ocrsts in ,be Eastern part OF this towu-
shin 10 20 on their ticket for trustee
; fbev informed the dodgers" that they
wefe eoingtc vote the Democratic tick
a. and would not touch their ticket.
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eE Died, at bis residence in Salem
township, three and half miles west
OF Clsrincton, after painful Illness OF
tour weeks duration, JoHH RurrER. in
tho seventy third year Of his age. He
leaves q wife, two sons and two daugh'
ters, aad large citcle Of friends to
mourn his loss
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GET YOUR TICKETS.

Mr.. s. DENooN has been employed BY
the Passenger Department Of the Cleve-
land L Pittsburgh r. r. Persons going
West on business OF pleasure, or for the
purpote of selecting and locating lands
are invited to call on him before select
ing their route. For safety, sreed. COM
fort, and satisfactory attention to travel
ers the Cleveland d. Pittsburgh and
Pittsburgh IT. Wayne l. Chicago roads
aro unriyalled. EvsrY information can
bs had by Addressing him ct Woodshsld
Ohio. March 1854.
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g The Republicans have formed .
fusion ticket in this township They
will vote plumpers for HAWKINS, Re
publican, for trustee, and his partners
on tine ticket may get their votes from
whatever source they can. However, il
makes no difference how they vote as
their entire ticket will be showed under
nv a handsome majority.
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B-JACos REIsHERR has just received the
largest Stock Of Candies in the county. which
ne will sell at reasonable prices School' Teach.
ers Sunday Schools and Parties supplied Al
Wholesale Prices. He also Keeps a supply q
Fresh Tsffy Of his own make Cakes OF 81
kinds. Oysters, any way called for
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sE The dwelling house OF DaSsD $.
DkveRE, three miles West OF Graysvil'e,
was destroyed by FIRE on The lst inst.
The fire started in The kitchsnsana had
made such headway be.ore II was dis
covered, tina. the efforts to sxt'nsaish Il
we're OF no avail. Less about 81 COOS
no ipsurancp.
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lINsolLyENr. NOTICE.

AIoTIC1sis hsrsby given, that the Probate
lNs Court of Monroe Geunty, Ohio, has de-
slassd, the ,-slats ef Evan Hsnsy, deceased
70 be probably insolvsnt. Ferrous indebted
to said eitsts are rsquired 70 present thsi'
olsims. for Allowance. within sir months freu
this date, Miseh S4.'lssl. ?&er 80 q
'9 x ~ THOMAS MARTIN.
|saAdASs pf The asta.e Of ,Eysn Hansy, dso'd.
moh22 8lt7
49, ssaises. 4 .DAIees. Att'ys.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-04-05
Monroe County Ni,ls.

MARIETTA, April Lila the, contest Of
the class of eleven for sppointment 10
West p, int, d. b. Devoseof Monroe
County, won the Hrst place and G L
And rson, OF Morgan, a good second.
Toe successful candidate is . son ol
J. W. DEvoRs, OF Graysville. and Is
spoken OF IA a fi.s,.rlass young msn.
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