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HOODS
SARSAPARILLA

Has decided" claims upon the public. This
positively proven by the immense good it
has done to those who have been cured Of
diseases from which they have suffered in
Iensely lor years, as verified by the publish
ed testimonials, every one OF which Is pos
ttiye fact.
CHELSEA. VT, Feb. "a, 1879.
MEssRs. c. !. HOOP Co., Lowell, Mass:
The 9th day OF last June was taken sick
with swelling OIL my right foot. and with an
awful PAIN The swelling went all over me.
My face was swelled so that could with diff
fculty see out OF my eyes, and l broke out
over over the whole surface OF my body; my right
mass: and my ankle and foot so lame and
sore could not step on 1t, and II would run
so as TO wet bandage through in an hour.
In this condition MIR. W. +. Hood (of the firm
OF A: X. Hood & Son, druggists, Of this town.,
handed me bottle OF HOODS SARsAPARIL.
LA, and told me to take 1t. did so. and by
the time had taken one bottle found that
ii was doing me good. i have since taken
five bottles more. After had taken three
bottles my soreness began to leave me, and
that to-day can walk without going lame.
] have no soreness in my ankle and II has
healed all up, and does not run at all. lowe
my recovery to your Sarsaparilla. write
this TO let you know that think II deserves
the confidence Of the public. especially those
who are troubled with humors.
Yours most truly.
JOSIAH PITKIN.
P.S. Every person that saw me said that
never would get over my lameness without
having a running sore on my ankle; but
thank God have. J.P.
Mother Sarsaparilla has such a sharpening
effect upon the appetite. Nc other prepa-
ration tones and strengthens the digestive
organs like HOODS SARsAPARILLA.
Price one dollar. or six bottles for five dol.
lars. Prepared only by C. l. HOOD & CO..
lpothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
feb20. 1887.
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fel 2 2i,s3r
Lincoln Reads a Poem.


Honest Old Abe Entertains his
Cabinet with a Little Quotation.
"Now, gentlemen, you all have more or les.
poetry in your souls, listen to this" and Alb
raham Lincoln, then President. rose from his
chair. in his Office in the White House. and
read, in trembling tones. which indicated his
own profound appreciation of it. DR.. o. W.
Holmes; ''Last Leaf" of which the following
are two verses:
They say that in his prime.
Ere the pruning knife of time
Cut him down;
Not q better man was found
By the crier in his round.
Through the town.
Now the mossy marble, rest
On the lips he had pressed
Iu their bloom;
And the names he love l to hear
Have been carved for many year
On the tomb"
Mr.. Michael Guilfoyie, of Binghamt,n. N
Y, is not as old as the venerable Boston citi.
zen of whom the poet wrote with such tender
pathoS. yet he is more than three score and ten.
For the past eight of those years." he writes,
have been perfect cripple from rheumatism,
hobbling about as best could with my cane.
took PARKER's GINGER Tonic, and am ,,o,o
supple and strong as 1 gynnGst There is no
t'ace Of tho disease ktt about me-"
Mr.. r w. Mosher. wholesale druggist. of
Binghamton. writes Messrs HIscox s Co, of
New York-Proprietors of the Tcnic-certify-
ing tn Mr.. Guilfoyle's declarat)n.
Having all the properties of any preparation
of ginger. PARKERs GINGER TONIC is a
remedy of infinitely greater range and power.
1t cures all diseases arising from un impure
state of the blood or imperfect digestion. Dys.
pepsia land all its cousequenoesl. Mplarial Fe-
v,rs, Sick Headache, Kidney troubles, Bron.
cbitis. and common C,ughs and Colds. vanish
at its touch. Price, so cents and 81 bottle.
Largs- size the cheaper. Febs7, say.
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DECLlNATION.

WooDsFIELD, o., March II, 1883.
Ed SPIRIT: Sickness 10 my family,
and business matters which have some.
what affected me financially, render il
i'm possible for me to make thorough
canvass, or such canvass as | should
make in justice to myself; therefore you
will please withdraw my announcement
as candidate fer County Commission
er, and permit me, through the colum rs
of your paper, to thank the Democrats
of Monroe for the kindness shown me,
during nv short canvass, and / desire it
to he distinctly understood that nv
withdrawal is not in the interest Of any
candidate c. M. BIowERs.
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MRS. NJ. G. WEST, Local Editor.
index to New Advertisements.
Local Notes and Notions.

JAc; SCHMuTz IL still on the siC'S list.
Judge OKEY is visiting frien'ls IN Co.
lumbus.
EpGAR Armstrong is visiting friends
~ Scio.
Mayors procla nation, for town elec
lion, this week.
Mrs. o. o ALFxAS1ER visited friends
in Wheeling last week.
BILLY SMITH took nine horses to
Pittsburgh last week.
Miss IDA SMIrH visited friends in
BeIlaire and Wheeling last week.
New is the time for merchants to
plant their Spring advertisr ments.
DR.. T. H ARMSTRONG visited friends
in Wheeling and Bellaire last week.
Mrs. W. F. HuNrsR srent several
DAYS shopping in Wheeling last week
Jxo R. DAvENPoRr. Of Wheeling. is
visiting his sister, Mrs. W.. G. MOONEY.
We shall prin, tickets for township
convention on Friday. Hand in your
names.
W N. HAvELY. of Ssrdis. this coun-
~. died suddenly the morning OF the
,l2,h inst.
The next term Of Common Pleas
Court commences on Tuesday, the 24lh
day Of April.
JOE DENsoN returned from Ravens.
wood, W. Va, last week where be had
been visiting friends.
G. M. BLowExs withdraws from the
race for Commissioner. His card is
published in this issue.
DR.. J L. MAssN. OF Stafford, gradu-
ated at the recent Commencement of the
Ohio Medical College at Cincinnati.
Tie track layers on the B. 2 L c.
Railroai passed. through town last week,
and had the track laid to the WEBER
farm Saturday night.
Miss LIBsIE DlxoN,;, who has heen
spending the winter with her sister Mrs.
DR. ARMSTRONG, returned to her home
ct st. ClalrsvilIe last week.
The testimony of the witnesses, and
the finding Of the Acting Coroner in the
WILccx RCcKER case will be found in
this issue OF TIE SPIsIT
The new Law reducing the rate of pos
tage on letters from three cents 10 two
cents for each half ounce, Will go into
eject the first Of October mex.
JESSE JoY, OF SArdis, was examined
In the Probate Court on the 18th inst,
and pronounced insane snd entitled 10 !
admission to the Asylum at Athens for
treatment.
The Lvceum is stili increasing in
number snd interest. On last Tuesday
evening Prof. JAS. A. WArseN was cho-
sen preceptor OF the History class, Prof.
q. W. HAMLrsN of the class in English
Literature and Rev. A CULP of the
class in Biblical Ex ,loration.
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PUBLIC Sale.

THE undersigned will offer for sale. at pub
| lie auction, at the late residence OF a. D.
Blake, dec eased. in Green township, Monroe
@ ounty, Ohio, on
Saturday the 7th day of April, 1888,
The goods aud c,attels Of said deceased, con.
sisting in part Of
cylinder for 4.horse power engine;
4 team pipes for engine;
camrod for engine;
camrod rest for engine;
large and small engine;
box bearings and bolts;
] Governor,
l main shaft;
3 shafts;
ritmau wheels and shafts;
crank for shaft and engine;
dy wheel;
rests for main shaft;
boiler;
2 heaters aud 2 sections smoke stack;
burrs, &c &r.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock m.
Purchases amounting to Eve dollars or less
t. be paid in cash: above that sum notes at
n ne mouths, with two good sureties, will be
taken. Il HILL,
Admir- de bonis non Of the estate Of A. D.
Bl>ks, decd.
spRises & DRIeas. Att'ys.
mch20,'83t3'
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N O II I1C IA
Washington Township Electors.

I HR inhabitants of Washington Towush o.
! and all others " HON It nav concern will
take notice that petition is pending before
the uudsrsig,ei. Commissioners, of Monroe
County, the object AMI prayer ofwhioh is to
cause the territory bounded as follous: SEQ
tions No. 5, ., II. IL, Il, Is. 90 and "a. for.
msrly belonging to Ludlow township Wash
ington Count, Ohio, and Sections No. I, 2,
7, 8, 10, IA, 10 and 20, originally belonging
TO Washington township, Monroe County ,
ohio. to Re set eff into separate Rlection
Precinct, aud that faction will be taken npon
aid petition. by the undersigned on the Sd
day of April. 1883, at o'clock p.
]. LlEUBLLEN,
JACOB ARPoLrER,
N. D. GARDEN,
mchl3,'s3tS. Commissioners.
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cW Costs in Stale cases we're allowed
Is follows bv the ommissioners at their
Mayors Proclamation Of Election.


T N requirement with the laws Of the state
L Of Ohio. |, John W. Doherty. Mayor OF the
Village of woodsfeld, Mouroe C,uuty, 0hio,
hereby notify the qualified voters of said VII
lage. that on Monday, the Sd day of April "A.
D. 1883 between the hours OF 6 o-clrok q.
m and o'clock p. m. al the usual place OF
holding elections in said village, an election
will be he'd for the purpose of choosing the
following officers Of said village, to wit.
Three Members Of the Village Council,
and n
One Seaier of Weights and Measures.
Given under nay haud and ofi,iai seal, at
my Office in said village. this 18th day Of
March, A. D. 1888.
JOHN W DoEE2TY,
Mayor Of the Village Of WoodsHeld.
mel 90 'S3tl. .fs sy
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SThe Commissioners made the
oIlowing levies for road and bridge
purposes:
Road, in labor. one mill.
Bridge, six tenths OF one mill.
The road levy may he discharged IN
labor on the public highways before the
18th dsy Of September, 1889.
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!. MARRIED -On Thursday, the 18th
inst YAeoR DAVIS. OF Woodsdeld, aud
Miss JosEPsIxE CoLLlNs, Of ST Clsirs-
vile. There were over hundred gaests
present ct the wedding and the bride re.
ceived great many handsome presents.
We wish them long life and prosperity.
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1Dr, SAxuEL L Wssr, Of St
sClairssille, graduated at the Ohio Med
,ical College COMMENCEMENT last week
His father, Dr.. HEskY WEsr. graduated
1t the same institution in 1885.
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EE Farmers and Others desiring 9
genteel. lucrative agency business, b.
which s. to $40 day can he earned,
send address at once. on postal, to H.
C. WILKINSON & Co 1875 and 1877 Full
ton Street, New York.
Dec 26, 1882. m6.
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WCHARLEY HoLLtsrEa, son of WAR
ZEN HoLLIsrER, of Bridgeport, won the
priz. at Nashville ColIe2e-vilton's
complete works-for the best address
on the subject Of temperance. There
vera six competitors.
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CENTER. TOWNSHIP ITEMS.
IDEFERRED FROM LAST wsEK]

nOM LAoA w SEh
NJ ,oRE's RIDGE. NJ, ch Oh, 1883
Ed Spirit: Farmers are preparing
the soil for their sprirg crops.
Grading on the extension of the B.
z and C. Railway IS being rapidly com
pleted
Mr. Henry Diehl and family, Freder-
ick Attic and others will start for the
West on Tuesdsv
Mrs. jacob Bruhaugh ia still very
'ow; others on The sick list are i'm
proving.
Since our last letter death has rsigned
in onr community and t"ken awav three
of Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Paths chill
dren all died OF scarlet fever. The re
uains we're inferred in the Potts Gene
terv. The un xpected death Of these
little loved ones who. have gone across
the Jordan of death. calls for tribute
to their memory from one who has
known them W II Tney were bright
and lively children. The family c,n-
clave is broken, but Jesus has said,
{ suffer little children to cone unto me
and forbid them not for of such ia the
kingd IN of heaven" and now they a'e
waiting the reunion on the celestial
shore.
Children. like the early hpwer
Often droop and lose their bloom,
Pass away in childhood's home,
To the dark and silent tomb;
Bodies laid beneath the sod
Spirits gone away to God.
God will gather them again:
On his garden they will grow,
On the green and lovely plain.
Where the crystal waters fow.
Never more to lay their head.
Family on the cold earth.bed.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

I'd SpIalT: Announce to the voters Of Cen.
ter township that will b. a candidate for
Assessor at the election on M)ndiy, April 8.
BENJ C. COATS.
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EThe Board o. County Commits
sioners, on the 10Th inst, appointed
THoMAe LITTLE Jauitor of the Court
House for the ensaing vear.
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he dutchman's dog Wm. Draper "A

he dutchman's dog" VIM. Draper; "a
lecture On patent medicines" W. r.
R ed; "A racy stump SPEECH" John
Glbs,n;. Ynha DIM" r. W Gibson;
Music Hard shell Sermon" D. D.
Jackson; Music The pnteriaiumerit
YES we'll attended and fully appreciated.
he subjects oil heing, we'll handled. But
We must not forget our music. The
Reed Cornet Band furnished the music
or both dar and nigh. The boys gave
some extra music which added greatly
10 the snccess. of the occasion John is
good leader and the hnys are succeed.
ing Eell. "A CIosE OBsERvEB -
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ED SPIRIT: Announce VIM. READ
Of Center township. as a candidate for County
Commissioner; sub ject to the decision Of the
Democratic Nominating Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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RoADs.- In the matter OF the petition
of DANIE.. HARMaN and others for o
county road and an alteration Of a coun.
tv road, DAVID LEN1z, WM. BoTrEN
FIELD and o. S. SLOAN we're appointed
viewers, with ARTHUR OKEY. Surveyor,
to meet at SAMUEL SHITHs. east OF
GraysviIle on March 20.h, 1883
The petition of FRED. HALptNAN and
Others for supply road in Lee town
ship was considered. Dmsges and
compensation were awarded 81 follows :
JAMES NEsBrTr, compensation, 800,
which was ordered paid out ofthe Coun-
ty Treasury. Ordered, that said road
he established a public highway thirty
feet in width
The petition Of P. SCHUMACHER and
others for supply road in Center town.
ship was considered. Ordered, that said
road be established q public highway
forty feet IN width
Th. petition of SAMUEL BoHLEN and
others for county roai was continued
to June Oh.
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cE Call at The SPIRIT office for job
printing from visiting card up to a full
sheet poster. Letter heads, business
card or envelopes, statements and bill
heans printed on short notice.
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transferred to the arterial system, If the in-
tsrruption was to a sufh lent extent, would
produce asphyxia.
May person not die by apnora or asphyxia
without the lungs being engorged, or con-
gestedi
They would be congested.
Examine questions Nos IL, IL, 13, lS, 10,
20, 81, %, %, 80, 80. 40, Al, AZ 43, "A. As
and 46 OF. the deposition of DR.. T. H. Arm
strong, taken in This inquest, and answer
! them separately.
Nv answers to the above question: are the
same as the answers Of Dr.. T. q. u. Arm-
strong. written in his Deposition taken in
this inquest, aud hereby adopt his answers
to said questions the same as II here again
written. j. WAY, ID. ID.
The above dspos'tious OF the said David
Daugherty, Daniel Cumpsou, Charles VI
Massie, I A. Wilcox G o. Oouyhsrty. Ar
minda Rucker. William Rucker, aalissa
Rucker. Emma Ruoker, X II. Bowen, jere-
miah Daugberty,T. II. Armstrong. J. R Parry,
I, P. Farquhar and Joshua Way were reduoed
to writing by me, each subscribing their
respective depositions in my presence.
JoRK BEARpMoRF, p,
and Coroner for the time being of said county.
TIE Stnte of Ohio, Monroe County, 7oWnsatp
Of Washington:
Be it remembered that on the 10th day 81
March, 1888, there being no Coroner in said
county within ten miles of the place where
the hereinafter mentioned dead body was
found, information was given to me, John
Beardmore. Justice of the Peace in and for
said township. said county, that the dead
body of John ". Ruoker, supposed to have
come to his death by violence, had there
been lately found, Immediately repaired to
the place where sait dead body was fodnd,
and there ascerta mel thst 1t had beeu tr-
TERED at the Conuor b1rying ground n
wavne township. in said county. then
Immediately repaired to the place where said
body had heen inferred, aud caused 1t to be
exhu "ed, and being unable to determine
from an external exam iuatiou Of the body as
to the cause of death, I caused Drs. 7. |
Armstrong, P. Farquhar and J. R. Parry to
make an autopsy Of the body, after which |
adjourned the hearing to Monday, March l2 |
1883, at l0 O'Clock, when the testim 1ny of
witnesses were taken and reduced to writing. |
After having viewed the body Of the said
John W. Rucker and heard the evidsuce, l |
do hereby fnd that said john W. R1cker
came to his death in natural way, and not
BY means Of any violence.
JoHN BEARDNoRE.
Justice Of the Peace end acting Coroner.
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~ Table Linens, To Relings, Nap
kins, Sheetings and other housekeeping
Dry G Is in largs q,a.tities and a.
very low rates at p. T. KINGS, Bell
are, o.
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TR EASUR Err.

Ed. SPIRIT: Announce JOHN RUEe-
sEeesR, of Center township, as candi.
date for denomination for the ofics Of County
Treasurer; subject to the decision of the
Democratic Nominating Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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te The most Complete STOCK OF Whte
Goods, Enbroiieries, Trimmings. etc i,
at the lowest prices in the city at P. 4.
KINGS. Bellaire, o.
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En-. SPIRIT: Announce JOHN RUBY !,
Of Ohio township. as a candidate for County
Commissioner; subjec' to the decision Of the
Democratic Nominating Convention
NAVY DEMOCRATS.
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SH ERIFF.

Ed. SPIRIT: Announce CHRISTIAN
LUBE, of Center township, as candidate.
for denomination for the Office of Sheriff.
subject to the decision of the Democratic
Nominating Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Ed. SPIRIT: Announce JAMES H. Ham
ILroK. of Seneca township, late Of Summit
as candidate for Representative in the
General Assembly; subject to the decision Of
the Democratic Nominating Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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FOR SALE.

Three Thoroughbred Shorthorn male
calves. From five to eight months old
Address the undersigned at A Armstrong's
Mills, B lmont Co Oslo.
March 1896 z. ARMSTRONG.
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Special Bargains.

Special Bargains.
At &c, Good Dark Caiicos.
At &c, Good Standard Calicos.
At 6tc, Best Light Calicos, fast COL
ors.
A. 64H, Best Dark Cilicos, fast colors
At A., Fna U 1bleac'ei Muslins.
At &c, Good Linen Towelings.
Al 64,, Fine, Y Yrd.wiie Muslins.
Al 8 and &c, Beautiful DD:nas.ic Gi :.
CHAINS, snd many o her attractive br-
gains; at the P,pnAr "Ole- Price Cash
House. OF P T. KIN }, B lIaire, o.
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COMMISSIONER.

ED SPIRIT Announce JOHN PFALz-
GRAF, of Adams towaship asa candidate for
County Comm ssousr; suhjact to tbs deois.
len ,f the Democratic Nominating Conven.
tisn. MANY DEMOCRATS.
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eFThe Commissioners allo wed sheep

cF The Commissioners allowed sheep
claims as follows OF their late session:
CLAIMED. ALLOWED
L. D. Bnt'. 2 killed. $500 81 90
c. Fuchs, 3 killed and
injured, II 10 l7.5O
S P Bsrrackman, one
killed and injured, 90 No entry
L T. Montgomery, one
buck killed, 1000 1000
W. I Morris. 6 killed
and 4 injured. $500 5000
A. G. Bridgeman, kill
ed and injured, IL 90 IL 90
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MARRIED. -Oa February % h. hv
Rev. WILLIAM FEReUsox, Miss MATTE
L GILMORE to Mr.. WILLIlM DAVIS.
March lst. by NJ. WARWICK, Esq oi
Bethel township. Miss LAURA ARM
STRONG 10 Mr.. francis B. WEsTBRooKs
March 81, nv Rev. G ScHIxMEL.
Miss ANNA E. DIRKIs to Mr.. JOHN KER-
NER.
On the samn day. nv the sam", Miss
CAROLINE RoTH TO Mr.. FREDERICK DIR
KIs
Marc sth, hv ANON Mo,sE. Esq. OF
Wavne township, Miss LYDIA A. BRowN
to Mr.. LkwIs GRAY.
On February 18th, 1888. by JOHN W
SrRrcKLrNa, E O.. of Wayne own.hip,
Mss IDA NJ. DEvoRE to Mr.. JOHN
SMITH
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cTThs Democrats Of salem town.
ship have nominated the folio wing tick
ct:
For Trustees, Michael Boughuer, John
Bnetner aud Seth Ward. Treasurer, ia
cob Rpemer; Clerk, a. R. Muhieman !;
Assessor. Alex. Maury; Constables J.
W, Strickling, George Trembly and
Samuel Arm.
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INFIRMARY DIRECTOR.

Ed SPIRIT Announce GEORGE G
EoRRIs, Of Center township, as a candidate
for infrmary Director: subject to the decis-
ion Of the Democratic Nominating Convsn
tion. MANY DFMncRArs.
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SURVEYOR.

Ell. SPIRIT. Announce ARTHUR OKEY,
Of Center township, as acaudidate for re
nomination for Surveyor Of Monroe County;
subject to the decision o: the Democratic
Nominating Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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EFGo to S. W EtIGER'S for choice
Clover and Timothy Seed and all kind
OF Garden seeds
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Ed SPIRIT: Announce % the Democ-
racy of Monroe County that am candidate
for Representative 20 the General Assembly:
subject to the decision of the Democratic
Nomipati 6 Convention.
DR.. B DENNIE.
Sunsbury township.