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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-03-01

~ The latest market quotations In
Wheeling are as follows:
Apples-Demand fair at good prices
We quote choice eating apples at 8lal
20 per barrel.
But,er-Commission merchants re.
port a good trade. We quote choice to
fancy grades at 18a20a29c.
Cheese-We quote prime new Ohio
and Western factory ut 14al44c accor-
ding to qnslity; New York cream. Ice ;
Sweiizer, 15c.
Eggs--Good demand. We quote
strictly fresh at 1Sc per dczsn.
Feathers-In good demand live geese
40al5c.
Flour-Market good. Patent Satin
Gloss 81 so Jobhing quotations are
as follows: White wheat family .85 25a
s SO; rye deur eb.
Graih-We quote prime red winter,
shipping snd milling new wheat 81 90
Corn is quoted 10 johhing lots at 40s45c
and 50c; oats at 35s40c, and rye at 75c.
Hsy--We quote baied at Sl8s22 90,
and loose at S1Sa20 90. and active.
Nsils--The card rates on nails, fence
and brads from l0d to Sod u 81 IS.
Poultr>-Young chickens 81 75a2 90
per dozen. Dressed turkeys 10al1c per
pound. Geese, dressed, 5a6c per pound
Ducks, dressed, 81 40a3 90 per d, zsn
Rags--2c per pound.
Salt-Per barrel, Ohio river 81al 10
Seeds-rimolhv seed. 81 Is per bush
eI; clover. IS so; Mammoth Clover,
85 rs per bushel; Kentucky Blue Grass,
per bushel, 81 25c; Orchard Grass o.
Is
Woo!--Quoted at 40s43c for choice
washed, and one third oil for uhwas5ed.
Market brisk with a great deal OF wool
offered.
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sHERIFFs SALE.
McGin.y \ str.abe
Harrison Coulter / .uo.

nY virtue Of certain order Of sale 70,
Ososd from the court ofcommon pleas with
ID and for ths county Of Moaros, and State Of
Ohio. In case pending in said oourt bstwssn
the above named parties. and to me diysotsd,
will offer for sale at public auesion at the
east door Of the court house In Woods6sld,on
Saturday, The l3tk day Of March. 1881.
bsswssn the hours of 10 o'sloek an. and I
O'Clock p. m. Of sais day, the following de.
scribsd real estate situate In Monroe oounty.
In the township Of Salem and bounded
and described - follows: And known - =
part Of one hundred and sixty acre sssss d
laud, being fractional part Of ssosioh
twenty four, range three and township two,
beginning for the same ct . stone On the east
marked line OF said one hundred shd sixty
acrs tract: thence wsst thirty rfss ,olss 70
stons, No. l: thsncs EAST twenty Ne poles
10 stone No. 9; thence west onAs pole 70 .
locust corner; thence south sixsy tArss poles
20 stone. No. >, on ths section Nnes thsnos
east eighty ave poles 70 stone on said east
marksi liss Of ssid said one hundred and
sixty acrs traots thshos with said line IN q
northvestsrn ooufss 70 the piscs Of begin.
ming, containing thirty four acres.
Said property 90 ordered to 6s sold Il ap-
] praised st 1000, and my sell for two
thirds Of said apPraissusnt. Terms of sale
/ oash before conlrmasion.
wN. READ.
fsbs.'SlwS. sAsrs1 u. c. o. 7
D. W. Ucsrlp snd sfheas : Duees. xsty.
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NEARING TIE POINT.

When tho Grand elimination VIII
Come--Tho Baltimore and Ohio
Still Actively at Work Perfoctfng
Requisite "Details.
The interest In the Inauguration cere-
monies at Wsshingtou next week is rap
IDLY culminsting. aud when travel does
set in towards the National Capital it
will be something remarkable in its vol
ume. The Baltimore and Ohio snnouu-
ces the opening OF the sale Of It's re.
duced rates for the round trip 70 Wash-
ington on Tuesday, the Let instant. the
sale to continue for three days; These
tickets will be good to. return upon any
train up to midnight Of the ssh, this be-
ing the limit agreed upon by the differ
ent companies. Such being the faSt, the
matter OF saving time on the journey
becomes one Of no ordinary importance,
and II behooves the prospective passen-
~, = ~,
c.. ~. S..s !. : r...,..,.. rs.. !. =
=. % 80 -, s;..., rom cn,c..o -
10 ..,.a -h;,. -. ,r.;n. ..l com.
,.,;ns line, are forced to take c,rcui,ou.
ror,es % o., into The CAPITAL. Tbis
..,...;,.... ;oc,e...,, ,r.yel and t;me IN
~. car. The R,l,imore and Ohio nat.
n,.,lv sr,,,c,o.,ico ) orsa, demands upor
!, h.. .dasd . srsa, ae.l Of new eauip
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The Last French Horror.
London Times. Feb. 4.

xSOu0Ou AImCos ECU. Hs
At the asslses of Gers case has Just
been tried which is OF singular barbarity.
At Mirapde there lived farmer named
Bsl,hszard, With bis wife and only son.
the latter youEg man OF brutal lnan-
ners and dehaucbed habits The great
wish Of the parents, who were miserly 10
the extreme, was to see their hopeful son
married to girl With money, and they
we're exceedingly pleased when they we're
told that be was engaged to an heiress,
named Marie Toulouse, with q portion
OF $4,000 francs. As . matter OF fact,
however, she had only 600 francs, and
the anger OF the old peeple was exces.
sive when the son confessed that he had
lied on the subject and that he was 81.
ready married to the girl. From the
very first she led . dogs life in the amia-
ble household she had just entered. re-
proaches, threats and blows being her
daily portion. until at last ber husband
got tired Of her and left her with the old
Balthaxsrds. Shortly afterwards she
went back 10 her friends and the son re-
turned home. Unfortunately for her, she
heard of his return and came again to
Mirande to claim support from him.
Shortly aiterward some young men
boating on the Baise River perceived the
poor creature floating down the stream
and rescued her, Bslthszard the younger
watching the whole proceeding from the
hauk with his arms folded. Even then
she refused to accuse her wretcbed hus-
band, declaring thst it was by accident
she fell into the water, and within .
weeks time her body Was found in =
wood adjoining the farm. A post-mor-
TEN examination revealed the fact that
she had been snffocated. 1t is satisfsc-
tory to record that no suggestion OF ex-
teuuating circumetsnces was brought for,
ward. and that the fsther. mother and
SON we're I'll sentenced to perpetual ira.
vauz forees
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rROBArE COURT.

Feb 10. 1851. n. Ridgwsy Exec
utor OF Elzv Ridgwav, decd, WAS al
lowed q clam OF @l1l So against said
estate. provided It is solvent; IL not, he
is to take bic distributive share with the
other creditors.
Feb. % --Catharine Rose, Gusrdian
Of George Rose, Luna,ic, obtained an
order Of Court permitting her to use the
personal property on the farm to keep
the same in good condition.
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Meeting Of the Democratic County
Central COMMITTEE.


Central Committee.
The Committee met on the 26th ult,
at l o'clock P. NJ. ia the Court House.
JoHN B DRraos, Chairman. W. r.
WIRE, Secretary.
The townships we're all represented
except Bethel and Lee
5. A, ATKINSON, E,q, held a written
proxy from the member from Lee town.
ship, and was admitted to represent that
township.
HENRr MAuRY, Of Salem township,
moved that the Convention be held un-
der the Popular Vote System. on Mon.
day, the Ath day Of April, next Carried
by y unanimous vote.
Supervisors were appointed to con.
duct the Con 7ention in the several to-
ships.
Mr.. MAuRY, Of Salem township, offer.
ed the following:
WHEREAS, A difference Of opinion
now exists among the Democratic voters
OF this County in regard to the manner
Of holding the Democratic Conventions,
whether BY popular vote, or by the dele
gate system, and
WHEREAS, Ii has been some what diff.
cult for thiss Committee to determine
which system majority of the Demo.
cratic voters would favor. therefore,
Resolved. BY the Democratic Central
COMMITTEE OF Monroe County, Ohio,
that the question he Submitted to the
Democratic voters of this County at
this Conveation. to determine the man
ner of holding the next Democratic
Cousension In this County, whether by
the popular vote, or the delegate sys-
tem.y And that the candidates have
printed upon their tickets, Popular Vote
Convention-Yes. Delegate Conven-
tion-Yes. And those who are in favor
Of one shall cancel the other, and cice
versa, and that system receiving the
largest number Of votes, the Central
Committee shall adopt for the year 1882.
Adopted.
There heing no further business the
Committee adjourned.
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~ To persons whoare In the habi,
of mntilating handbiIis the following
law on the subject should be carefully
considered: That any person caught
mutllsting, destroying, tearing down or
removing any shos bil placard, poster
or advertisement, posted on any wall
fence, bill board or other structure elrall
he fined not less thsn twenty-five OF
more than one hundred dollars for the
first odense and for the second 6ffense,
the .peualty shsll be imprisonment In the
county Jail not less than three nor more
than six months.
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Tit for Tat.

PARIS, February 22-The Agricultu-
raj Society adopted resolution demand
ing the ministry to commence negotia-
tioDs with the United States for the re.
vocation Of the alleged decision Of the
United States forbidding the landing OF
French wines at the American ports on
a pretexs that they are injurious to the
heslth The society believes that the
decision is simply q reprisal for the In.
terdic,ion by France Of the impc rtation
Of American bacon.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-03-01

~ HIDE NOT YOUR Ll0Hr.--It gives
LnD. \us pleasure TO "Blbw our Trumpet"
WL31for good thing. patterson's Worm
~ Syrup 10 without doubt the best and
at the same time the most certain and safe
remedy for Worms, now IN the market. This
accounts for the great demand for It. sChii.
drcn cry for it." Sold by all dealers. Price
2a cents.
sold by }. 7. JUpRINs, wocdsAsld, Ohio.
!, n. 1AfZnnDou. Yrop'rs - Geirs
vile, Ohio.
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GET YOUR TICKETS.

Mr.. s. DENooN hasbsea employed BY
the Passenger Department Of the CIeve.
land 1 Pittsburgh R. r. Persons going
West on business or pleasure, or for the
purpose Of selecting aud locating lands
arsiuvited to call ON him before select
Jog their roats. For ssfety, speed. com.
fort. and satisfactory attention to travel
ers the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh aud
Pittsburgh 1T. Wayus& Chicago roads
are unrivalled. Every iniorna,ion can
be had BY addressiog him 1t Woodsaeld,
Ohio. March 1881.
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Bailimore.-Feb 2l.-C.ttle--

Ba1timore.-Feb 2l.-Cat,le--
Very best on sale to-day 5A@6: that
generally rated FIRST quality 44@5l; me-
dium or good fair quality 3t@44; ordi
nary thin steers, oxen and cows 23@3f;
extreme range OF prices 21@6; most
of the sales we're from 5@63c.
Mich Cnws-Trade is SLOW, the de-.
maud being quite limited. Prices e25
GAS per head.
Hogs-Quota,ions. S@Sac; and extra
Sc
Sheep-The quality averages about
like last weeks; in some yards il 10 het
ter and in others not as good IS II was
then. We.quote at 44@6ac. with but
few NJ the after price.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-03-01

HwrILIAn L. Nossrs, Esq, Of
Green, township, rendered bis resigns
ticn as Justice Of the Peace on the 26th
ult.. to take effect April 18th. The rea-
son for the resignation was, to enable
the. township to hold an election for
Justice At the April election. The term
OF Esq NoRRIs would have expired in
June. By the action taken the cost Of
an additional election viii he saved.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-03-01
wIf a few National Banks shoul,

CTIf few National Banks should
retire their circulation 10 order TO defeat
the will OF the people and prevent the
sale OF the new bonds OF the United
States, that circumstance will simply
lead to the starting Of new hanks. The
difference between the par price OF the
three per cent bonds and the premium
price Of the four per cents would go far
towards bettering the ''pro6t on circula.
ton ."-Neto York World.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-03-01

egMr. and Mrs.E. 5 BLArrLER, Of
Swi,xsriand township, celebrated the ssd
sssuivessary OF their marriage on the
~ inst., bya ball ~ their residence -
There we're forty invited guests present,
Who we're received by Misses LOLA sud
CrAsa The 0arinston Band ealiveo-
ed the occasion BY excellent music.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-03-01

The whipping post question is excl
ting much discussion in Kentucky -
Candidates for legislative honors are
frequently called upon to "dedne their
position" on the subject, and In several
counties Instructions to vote for or
against the bill will be decided at the
primary election.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-03-01

eHThe Directors of the Agricultural
Society held q meeting :, the Court
Houss on the e6sh ult ! sad appointed
jas. w Arsos, w. 7. MoRsss and GEO.
KrrrEarR committee to ascertain what
rrounds can be obtained. and on what
tefrbs, sSr Fair Grounds.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

wheeling Live Stock alarhes.
Hoes-Good demsnd Ut O0016 90
per hundred in prime packing lots |;
butchers S5 50s6 90.
Sheep-3 00@3 SO.
Cattls-This market is fair at present.
cattle scarce. We quote young cattle.
from 500 10 600 lhs., at SIC: hollis
Sc: 500 to 300 lhs.. 3@34c; 900 10
1000 lbs, S4@4 60. Cattle offered at
present are native.
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no cAvDlDArEs.

wesdesire. that al who propose TO en-
Ter the lists for the nominations to be
made for County Offices, hand in their
names by Monday morning. the 7th
inst, ss We shall commence printing
tickets on Tuesday. the 9th inst.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-03-01

EE The officers to be nominated by
the Democratic Nominating Convention
sre:
Representative, Treasurer, Sheriff
Prosecuting Attorney, Probate Judge
Coroner, Commissioners and Irhrmars
Director.
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Prohibition Of flnt0xicating Liquors
Constitutional.

Topeka. KS, Feb. 22--The Supreme
Court to-day filed IN opinion an the con-
stitutional amendment relating to the
prohibition Of Intoxicating liquors as =
beverage. The court unanimously holds
that the amendment was legally adopted
and Is part of the Constitution OF the
State. Also, that In accordance With
the decisions OF the United States Su-
preme Court the State has fright To pro.
hihit the sale and manufacture Of intoxi.
eating liqucrs for use as beverage.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-03-01

HMonroe county paid into the State
Treasury "a. .353 80 school Fund, and
drew out "a. .206 Is. How is that for q
Democratic county - Bcllairc 7Fibsne.
What do you find wrong about !. -
Isthere anything unlawful in the trans
action7
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Bro. ALLEs, OF the Bellsire Dem.
scrss, is respectfully requested to ab-
s,ain. 10 the. future. from creiiting to
saWoodsdeid Spirit articles like tue one
that appeared In his issue OF 25.h ult ,
second article from bottom Of second
local columA. Is - xR rs
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-03-01

UsPRING n OOMINGl FARMERS
win need good Farming Implements. wAD-
DELL g. HELBLfNG can furnish you with
the VERY BEST. They are Agents for the
CELEBRATED OLIVER CHILLED PLOW,
the best PIow in the market. which they can
sell you - low a. can bs sold. THEY WARRANT
EVERY PLow to give good sATrsFAcrfoN.-
Also Pittsburgh Hillside Plows, and rLow
POINTS for al kinds Of Plows. .,s
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IrJssrnslu " WALror, Of Washing
ton township, father Of Judge wAIroS.
died ON the 26th ult. aged about 10
years The remains will he Inferred Ia
the cemetery Il Cameron. this county.
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The spirits Thirty Eighth Years

The spirits Thirty. Eighth Ycars
We have added quite a number o.
new names to our list since the com
mencement Of the thirly.eighth year o
THR SflRrr's pablication. and marked
Oh . number who were indebted to III
for six. eight and ten years. We canno,
afford to furnish the paper to men who
refuse to pay their honest obligations
Our friends throughout the county are
rqnes,ed 10 aid Us to run our list up to
1000 names.
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81 The protracted meeting at the NJ
E.Cburch is stilI ID pfogress.A There
have been six sccesslons to the church,
The congreg stions are large and the In
terest in the meeting :s Increasing.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-03-01

W Call =. TaE SrlRIr oiIiee for job
prinsing from ! visiting card up to ! full
sheet potter Letter heads, business,
card on envelopes, statements and bill
heads printed on short notice.
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BUSlN ESS NOTICES.
Brackets, Brackets,

Call at Waddsll 4 Hslblins's and see thsi,
dns selection OF Brackets, Corner and Size
Brackets, Paper Racks, clook Shelves &c.
In fact anything that you want in that line,
they can furnish TO you on short notice.
q II in buying "Grocsrias" you want ''fall'
value for your money go 70 6ehamachsr's. OPP
posite the Bank. s
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Ed SPIRIT: Announce CHRIS, LuDE,
Of Sunsbury township. as candidate for
Sheriff. subject to the decision Of the Demo:
cratic Nominating Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS
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AGENTS AND OANvAssERs
Make from S25 TO $50 per
week selling goods for e q RIDE
OUT l. co, 10 Barclay street, New
York.
Send for their Catalogue and terms.
aug24, '80lv.
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. tBJAcoB RENHERR has just received the
largest Stock Of Candies in the county, which
he will sell 1t reasonable prices School Teach.
era, Sunday Schools and Parties supplied At
Wholesale Prices. He also keeps supply Of
Fresh Tsffy Of his own make Cakes Of all
kinds. Oysters, any way called for
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SHERIFF..

Ed SPIRIT: Announce THOMAS D
LITTLE. Of Center township. as candidate far
Sheriff subject to the decision Of the Demo-
cratic Nominating Convention
MANY DEMocRkTs.
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PRoaATE JUDGE.

y Ed. SPIRlr: Announce K. X WALTON
as candidate for denomination 10 the Office
Of Probate Judge; subject to the decision of
the Democratic Nominating Convention.
MANY DEMOcRATs.
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COMMIssIONER.

Ed. SPIRIT: Announce .EBENEzsR TAr-
LoR, Of Sunsbury township. a. candidate for
Commisdioher: subject to the decision Of the
Democratic Nominating Convention.
MANY DExocRArs, :
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MONDAY, april 4,
REpREsEsrArIvE.

Ed SPiHfr: Announce HENRY MAURY,
OF Salem township, as candidate for re-nom-
instion to the office of Representative: subject
to she decision Of the Democrstio Nominating
Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-03-01

eZJudge OKEr reached home on
Saturday, the 26th ult., and held Court
for . short time Saturday sflernoon.-
He returned to St. Clairsville on Mon
dav
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-03-01

kH"Fsbrpsry 81 vas the date Of
the last issns Of the Bellaire Democrat.
OHArLEs. touch mt. taste not DC. &c.
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MARRIED -On the 92d ult., by Elder
L. w. JOINS, Miss MARraA ]. Love to
Mr.. ALLEN SUMPTION.

vThe Republican majority In the
Ohio Legislature defeated Local Option,
and don't you forget Il, sdvocstes OF
temperance in that moral party.
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pRosECUrInG ATTORNEY.

Ed. SPIRIT: Announce john b.
DRIeas. of Center township. as candidate
for Prosecuting Attorney; subject to the decis-
ion Of the Democratic Nominating Convention
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.
Aup,ro.,. orr,or. Nor nor cov.,y,

.AuprroR's OyrIcs, MoxRos Covxsy,
WSoSsrIsLp, ONO, February 7s. 1851.
10 Adam Rsufener. or phom il may Ooaesyn:
Notice 10 hereby given that the Dairy Gem
pany has deposited In the County Treasury .
sun o. money sufheisnt 10 redeem part Of lot
No rs, in section 81, township Zof rsngs S
Seid land was sold for tssss BY Johu Catch
oil. Treasurer o. Monroe Csusty. Ohio, lam
ussy. is, tssf.
g. a. ATKINSON.
mehI ,'sltS ssdisor Nenrcs Co, Ohio.
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Ed. Spirit: Announce Louis SULEs-
BURGER ~ candidate for Sheriff: subject to
the decision Of the Democratic Nominating
Convention. MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Barnesville Real Estate Agency.

DHrucoViito ANcsH HSSs~t0 hBO"Cys
Eight Farms 10 this ard adjacent
Counties and fifteen pieces Of Town prop.
erty now offering. Address
j. T. ScoriELD, Agent.
feb8, ,8iyi, i
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sECHAMPION CROSS CUT SAWS.
tManufsctured BY Henry Dipton q Sonsg are
the BOSS SAWS. You will And them for sale
At the Hardware store Of
WADDELL & HELBLING.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-03-01

@Hyou want Furhiturs 80 to Waddsii
L hslbiing's before purchasing elsewhere.
they can suit you ia price and quality. Give
them . call.
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Swindlers are working Barnesville
now.
"Sleepy George, the celebrated trot-
Ger, u dead.
Miss BERT JoNEs Is in Wheeling Pur-
chasing new stock OF goods.
Several announcements will be found
In THE number of THE SPiRrr.
Elk. MoRRrs. con Of W. T. MoRRrss
of this place, is at home on q visit.
Nj. H. You've, Of Beallsville, has
purchased an interest in the Cameron
mill.
Eight persons connected themselves
with The n. E. Church at Miltonsburg
fecenyly.s ~
d. CAsrrsrre. Of FlushinR, who cut
his throat, died ) few days since At the
Athens Asylum.
Thanks to Hon CLARK ROSE. Of the
State Beard OF Equalization. for salu-
able public documents.
Mr.. WfLLaAn ARnsrRoNe, who resides
near, Zanesville, 10 here visiting bis broth.
or, Mr.. e w. AixsrKuros
Dr. SrEwARD, Representative, declines
to contest for denomination. His
card will be found elsewhere In this pa
per. .s.'
The vaiuation OF Monroe couuty's
taxable property. has been increased 3
per cent blythe State Bosrd OF Equsli-
xatiou, = FprYF YxEsT3w zs99 Il
Rev. EDson EDxoxps, OF Kingsville,
Ohio, preached several very able ser.
nous 10 the n. 5. Church here within
the past two vecks. ~ "a st-ls
MI. prxos. of Nefs Sitting. Belmont
county, father Of Mrs- DR.. T. n Asx-
srsoxo. OF this plscs, died on the 25th
nit, ased 50 yesrs. ,sa gs "a
Miss ELLA wiLLtAxs, daughter Of
Jrxs. WrLLiAns. Of woodsheId, has
been sppoinssdi % Clerkship in the
Censds Once At Ws.hineton. 7
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Ed. SPlRIr: Announce N ID. Gan
DRN, Of jackson township. a. q candidate for
Commissioner; subieet ~ this decision Of the
Democratic Nominating Convention.
MANf DEMOCRATS