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LEGAL NOTICE

TOHN McMULLEN. aged fifteen years. and
81 Suzey A. McMullen. aged thirteea years.
who reside in the city of Independence. In the
county of jackson, in the State of Missouri
will take notice that on the 18th day ef Janu.
ary. A. D. 1888, Suzsy A, Hogue filed her Pc
tition in the common pleas court of Monroe
county, Ohio. in case number two thousand
three hundred and sixty.eight. against the
absve named parties and others praying
for the assignment of her dover in the fol-
lowing described real estate situate in said
county of Monroe. to wit:
The southwest quarter Of the southwest
quarter of section twenty-seven. township FIVE
of range six; also, the northwest quarter of the
southwest quarter of same section. township
and range; also, the east half of the southeast
quarter of section thirty-three. township Ave OF
range 6. except twenty-six and fifty-four hun.
dredth acres off the last tract decided by
Thomas Rouse to Denton Watkins off the south
part thereof containing in all one hundred and
eight c-es more or less.
Said parties are required 10 answer on NJ be-
fsre the 18th day of March. A D. 1883, OF
Judgment NAV b. taken cgainst them.
SUZEY A. HOGUE. Plaintiff.
By SPRIGGs & BRIGGS. her Attorneys.
jan23, 'S3t7.
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.0' tie 56. t6273S bushels Of Grain
shipped to Earope from New York in
1882 not single busheI went under the
American fig.
A white man and woman ani three
children were fund Trojan to death In
the woods between Kingston, Ga and
Ailsnta. The unfortunate family were
clo.hed in rags, and their faces looked
as if pinchei with hunger.
In. the Mosquito Mountains Is miles
from Leadville, body of snow nearly
quarter of mile long, 100 yards wide
add Is feet deep, swept down the mour.
tain siie, burving two miners and hurl
ing them a hundred yards down th'
mountain. They were dug out alive
but are probably fatally frozen.
The New York Times after tracin:
the reputation history Of Dakota, says
. A community 80 corrupted and debas
ed is mt fit TO he member of the fam
ilv Of States 1t is not likely that al
honest Congress will grant an organic
vet to the repudiating Territory of Da
kots." This is a little rongh on th
scheme TO secure two Republican Sana
tors 10 relieve the party in the next Sen
ate of the domination OF the two Vir
! giIia rcpudiators.
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FOREIGN.

A famine is anticipated in the flooded
district Of Hungary.
.Tronhle is pre- iicted between Stanley
and DeBrszz, in africa
1t is daily occurrence at Moscow to
find people frozen 10 death.
The British Government contemplates
sending troups to South Africa.
The losses from the German h ,od are
estimated at about S26, 100000.
The P:ussian Landtag has passed 6
bill for the relief Of the fl rod sufferers
The loss on Irish crops for 1882, ow.
ing to the rains, was over five million
pounds.
A spy was caught copying the secre,
military PLANS at St Petersburg Mon
day.
The French press has adopted mos
insolent tone toward England on the
Egvptian question.
A pamphlet announcing that Russi.
is determined on q war with Austria, la
caused sensation in Hungary.
| Mr.. Jennings writes from Lon3ol
| that G!adstone's illness is more serious
than is acknowledged by his physicians
the Dublin police are convinced tha
they have the knives with which Lore
Csvendish and Burke we're murdered.
Bismarck is opposed to the return o
naturalized Germans from America. a
they are thereby exempted from militia
ry duty.
A number of arrests have been mad
in Dublin OF persons conspiring 10 mur
der the Lord Lieutenant by throwing
bombs
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A $4,000 Biblical Reward.

The publishers OF Rutledge's Monthly
offer twelve valuable rewards in thel,
Monthly Tor February, among which lie
the following:
We will give $4,000 in gold to the
person telling us which is the middle
verse In the Old Tes'ar1rnt Scriptures
by February 10Th. 1883 Should two
or more correct answers be received, the
reward will h divided. The money viii
ha' forwarded IL the winner February
10Th, 1883. Persons trying fnr the re-
ward must send 20 cents in silver (no
postage stamps taken With their ans
wer. for which they will receive the
March Monthly in which the name aud
address OF the winner OF the reward AMI
the correct answer will he puhished: -
This NAV he worth S20.00 to YOU: cu,
it out Address RUTLEDGE PUBLISHING
COMPANY. Etston, Penna.
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sHERlFF's SALE.
Richard Kinney
Joseph Kinney & al.

0Y virtue Of a certain order Of sale in parti
II tion issued from the conrtof common pleas
within and for the county Of Monroe, and State
of Ohioin case pending in said court between
the above named parties; and to me directed
will ofer for sale at public auction at The
east door of the court house in Woodsfeld, ,or
Saturday,the oath day Of Febrnary,188a
between the hours of 10 o'clock q. m. and 4
O'CLOCK p. M. of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county
Ohio, to wit:
The southeast fourth of the southwest
fourth of section fourteen, township Eve and
range six in Wsyne township in said county
containing forty acres more or less.
Said property so ordered to be sold is ap-
praised at $I00, and may sell for two
thirds OF said appraisement.
TERMS OF SALE-0ne third caah In hand
one third in one year. and one third in two
years from day Of sale, with interest; the
deferred payments to bs secured by mortgage
upon the premises sold.
CHRIS. LUDR,
jan23, ,'S3w5. Sheriff ". c. o.
JAMES WATSON ATTY.
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CENTER TOWNSHIP ITEMS.
MooRe's RIDGE. Jan 20 1884

MooRE's RIDGE, Jan 20. 1883.
Ed Spirit: G ad,ng on the railroad
between Woodsfcli and Lewisville /,
becoming rapidly completed. In q few
months the iron horse will be winding
bis way along This ridge.
The winter is on the wane. How
quickly lis charming days and night:
sre passing by. The plans that are
buil'ling by winter fires, evolved in fam
lily conclsves, are tp he successfully car.
ried forward for lmpie'ipn during tn,
ming spring aud summer.
We cannot all be rich. or great, OF
powerful; but we can all build for our,
selves inviting palaces OF wisdom, where
the Wise.t and nohlest of every egs
through the silent bu, immortal agencies
OF hopks. store our minds with the ,ares
samples of their genius. These choice
legacies too will stand by us, and remain
20 US when tradea, fortunes and friends
fail. to comfort and satisfy our droop.
ing spirits Who linen can, or would
think to live without the associations O
interesting books2 No young mar
should
A protracsed meeting will commence
at the Potts Church on next SUNDAY
week and will continue over at least on,
Sunday. GUY.
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The Ohio Valley Railway.
Marietta Leader.

We are glad to note the encouraging
progr ss OF the Oiio Valley Railway
committees. During the past month
considerable work has been done, and
it begins to look as il there was come.
thing more substantial than hope 10 in
spire future effnrts in behalf Of this in.
porlant enterprise Gen. Warner hel
en'husla tic and highly successful meet.
ings at Newport and Maiamuras, last
week. The Mstamoras people incrras.
ell their subscription 10 six thousand
dollars Batwean this CITY and Newport
several important rights Of way have
heen secured within The past week, and
from all a'ong the line, corresponding Y
encouraging reports are ma lie. People
seem to be waking up to vivid sense
OF the value OF this railroad, and to an
understanding OF what its loss will in
live.
Seventy-fve thou-and dollars have
been raised, and two thirds OF the rights
OF way secured. Tits is a go I'd b,sin .
ming, and il speedily followed up with
hard work, argues success. Strike whils
the iron Is hot
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Wheeling Wholesale Market.
WHEELING. Tuesday. Jan. II


Gr4in-The grain lie The past week
has been satisfactory, sllhough there has
been nothing OF special interest in tie
local market. Wheat this morning is
worth 81, that is the price paid Tor good
,ed wheat State corn is now wo tl
50a55r. G ,od Stale oats a,e q oted at
40s45c.
Flnur-The demand c,niinues fair
with no change in prcrs The q1nta-
items this morning are: New -four 5 80
s6 90 The regular brands are as follows;
Choicp amber, 75s7 %; medium am
her. 6 00a6 25; Wisconsin 6.75s7 90;
Minnesota extra. 7 75aS 90; iancv st.
Louis, 8 CO.'S so; ancv patents. s 25a
s rs. corn meal, per hushel, 90c; pa
meal. fancy, ner. barrel. 1856 90;
common. %; rye -four, per barrel.
5 so 5 Is. ~
D led Frui's- W. qao,e prime quar-.
tered apples at 5s6e; evapolated apples
l3 lac per pound: evaporaled p.aches
(unpsled 16c per pound.
Sait-Per harrel 81 10.
Swee, Cons 8; per pound.
Seeds fhe prices are as fnl'dws:
timothy 9 CO; Clover S 00s5 60; Blue
Gra7q l 10; orchard grass 90.
Vinpgar-Daubla strength vine vine-
gar, 25a30c, standard, I1a13e;; f0aftc
'or conntrr stock wine vinegar sec.
.!ts14 4 ce;pts are light; demand
,tea,l,. r,'.ro ravies SO 90: prime me-
Iium 81 u0; hmai 8 1854 90; butter
beans SO Is per hushel. 31h-iaa
Cheese-I qn',ted at lie tdr prime
Western and l34al5 for New York.
S xei'zer 164sl7c, according to quality.
Limhurger l2c.
F-a'hers-L Live geese firm at 50ab5c;
40a45c for mixed
nnnev--White clotsr, new 90 Csc in
| and 2.pouud frames per pound; New
Y ,rk, in Irregular packages ISa20c.
Buckwheat Is Ice; strs incl l0al2c.
Tallow- Market steady country 6a6tc
iper pound; CITY 7a7Jc
Baeswax No. |, 25A2Sc.
General Pro oiuce-Apples, in good de.
mand hat scarce at 50 50a4 90 per ha, :
rel. Batter, receipts medium; 20a22 per
ID. Cor G 'st-c'ass Article. Slaer Krsut,
| 6 00,7 90 per barrel. Eggs. recsipta
light and demand gooi at 30.31c per
ioz n for fresh. Po'atocs, very scarce
a. 90c per hu .hel.
; Apple Batter-54c per pound.
j, Wool-Is still dull and weak tn,
, best grade is rot qDoted above 81,
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Ey ENos G JoNEs. indicted at the
present term OF Court for perjury, was
brought into Court on the 20:h inst.
and entered q plea of guilty. The Court
imposed sentence Of three years con-
fnement in the Penitpntiary. Some
time since JoSrs appeared in the Pro-
bate Court of this county Bn' procured
q marriage license, to Obtain which he
made oath that the gendcman was o'
age, unmarried and resident Of this
county. Tie feet, aseertained after.
wards, was that be was about Is years
of age and resided in Washington coun'
ty. The arrest and indictment Of JOKES
followed
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EF On Monday morning Judge KEI.
LY directed Sheriff LUBE to notify the
saloon keepers to not sell liquors IN
witnesses. or others in attendance and
connected with the ZokKER case. This
order was made necessary because Of g
number of witnesses In the case becom.
ing intoxicated, and II was feared they
would not he able for duty when called
TO the stand. The Court added, aside
that the order applied to attorneys.
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cE The following items are from the

w The following items are from tne
Clarington Ind,pendent 18th inst
We learo that Ar. Wsroer Fankhau
ser an aged gentleman Of this township
fell Iast week cad iroke rib, AMI has
since hecn unable to be ar,ut.
Capt. W Fl. Mallary soi his prop
er,y now occupied by A. A Bsldwiu
and the Independent. to H R kraft OF
this place, for $1,000 Mr. Kat viii
occupy the part now occupied by Bald
win in the spring.
Two Mouro4 C nuntY b>vs will grail
uate in few weeks, in medicine in Iowa
Medical colleges. c Bell OF Stafford
and Lawrence Reynolds, son of Mr.
Thns Reynolds near this place. DR.
Bell will graduate at KeokuS aud Dr..
REYNOLDS al low. CITY. B ith were, for
merly. teachers in this county.
Chas Beard. toacher IN the district
north nf town, IS trying to pu;chaae an
unabridged dictionary for the dIs'tic.
nv having a speliiog school once week
and charging hse Gems admission. He
has had one spelling and thu reeeip'a
we're encouraging Let his partron' en
courage him as an unabridged 9icion
airy s not a had thing 10 have shout +
schonl-hOuse.
Relishle information has been rrce;v-
ed at this office that there is pretended
fetmer in THE town>hip, who has 10 or
100 wheat shocks yet standing in the
Geld, and large anoun, Of his corn
vet stan ling not huskc1. II is ais re
ported that said farmer ruhs his wheat
out aui grinds. as he needs it, on a cot
fee mil, aud soaks his coro to soften It
in order to CRATE it IN an old tin CRATER
Tor uss WHAT'S the use OF irving to
keep up With the times, anyhow
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Proceedings of Common Pleas
flnurf

Court convened on the I6 b inst
present.
ST. CLAIR KELLEY, Judge
J. L. JUDKINs, Clerk
CHRIS LUBE. Sheriff
TIE d,cke. was called and qrlte a
number of civil cases were continued
and others dismissed, and number oil
indictments, by leave Of Court, were
nollisd.
W w Mallost VI Wary Am S.ukey
ct al partition AMI dover; sale OF real
estate confirmed.
JAS Anderson va Thomas s. Brad
ford ct al; partition and dover. George
Huffman. G. Ke'zoi AMI R. Bowen we're
appointed Commissioners to partition
the premises
Jacob Denois VS. Barbara Dennis, par-
ti,ion. William Thompson, Joseph Fox
and Thomss WOODS were appointed
Commissionersto partition the premises.
TIE Ferry License of D. P Noll, a,
Baresvilie, was renewed for one year
from December l3'h, 1882.
A Ferry License was issued t. Frank
Wllliam4, to ruu ferry across the river
at Bsresvilla.
.has m u We'sh va Thos. Cline 4;
civil action; judgment in favor OF plain
tiff.
William Howell VS. Eiza Howell ct al /;
civil ac,ion, Referred to james Wa-
son Esq, Master Com missioner, to take
testimony.
A. C. Miller ct al vs Jos. Myers; civil
action. Referred to james Watson,
Esq Master Commissioner, to take tes-
timony.
The Granl Jury reported 81 indict-
ments as follows:
PERJURY l; resisting an officer l; as
sault and battery assault L; challeng
ingv,o Ggbt l /; destroying gate 1 dis
turhing a meeting l violations Of the
liqnor laws IA. 1
Cbas. Muhlemsn vs Peter S;eLhens e'
al; civil action; sale of real estate con
tjrmea. 80. e+f -s'aH
Mary A. Baker ct al vs. Katharin,
Moose ct al; partition and dover; sale
of real estate confirmed.
c LpthY VS. G Luthv, ct Al; PARTITION
sale OF real estate confirmed.
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The new National Bank in Chicago.
of which c T Wheeler is TO be Presi-
dent, will have capital stock Of three
railions and .some of the largest capi-
salste in The city are hack OF il.
A fund has been started ct Dubuque,
Iosa. for the heroic iremen who la
bored to save the inmates Of the ser
wants q larters of the Newhal House,
and is likely to reach quite sum.
,Chico,ee, Chief OF the Creek Indians,
has again called out the militia To pro
lect the capital against an apprehende'l
uprising on the part of the Spiochee
raen, aud United S,s.es soldiers have
been ordered from Fort Gibson to pre-
serve order.
Owing to the snallpox epilemic in
Baltimore, Health inspectors have been
placed at the dep ia, ani passengers are
CLOSELY scrntisiza,. while each turnpike
leading to the city is watched by police
meu. Two Thousand cases are reported
- While Albert z )hnson was before a
Police Court in San F. ancisco, attempt
ing to txnlain away charge Of vagran-
cy, he was handed check for $500
with which To pay his passage 10 Eng.
land, where fortune Of S500,0 900 avail.
ed hin.
About year ago Alfred Robins and
wife, Of Shelbyville. Iuiiana, were di
vorced, baving conc!u lei that they
could no longer live happily togAther
Several weeks ago Mr.. Robins .relurne |
from trip to California, aad on Sun.
day night they were remarked.
William Bncknell, of Philadelphia
Thursday handeihthe B ,ari of Trus
tees of the u iversitv OF Lswishurg
Pennsylvania, a Baptist The gica
Seminary, check for 100000. incIn
ding his own subscription OF 100000
made on condition that $4,000 more b,
secured.
The New York Commercial Bulletin
after careful examination of figures
reports the losses nv fire in the Unite
States during the past year at $50, 600
600. This confirms the estimate mad
some time ago, that the average losse
by Gre in this country are quarter of
million of dollars daily II ia gres
country that can aff ,rd qusrt4r OF
million bonfire every day in the yea
Sunday included.
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MARRIED. On December l7th, by
JAMS d. BotGHNER, Esq, OF Salem
township. Miss MARY R HENDERSON,
to Mr. THEopoRE DENNIS.
December 24,h, hy the asme, Miss
MARY F.. SYKES to Mr. CEARLEs Ross.
December 21et, hv the same, Miss
EuMA A. LEMLY to ar !. c. RILEY.
January 4,h. bv the same, Miss Su
sAxvAE MosLEY to Mr BRADY o. TYLER
December 26th, nv Rsv A J CULP
Miss MALlNDAY CEHHs to SIR. CEARLE.
BRECztKAFER.
January oh, by r G ALLEN Esq.
OF OAio township, Miss RACHEL A
TRUFx to Sir. ANDREW Howell
January 9th. BY JOIN BEARDMnRE
ESQ.,, of Washington towa4hip. Aia'
NANCY JAsE ALLEN to %r JOAN b. AN.
DERsON.
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A Deserved Rebuke.
From the steubenyille G .zette.

From the SteVbenville G. zette.
The Democrats Of the Legislature
made a grievous mis- AXE in arraying
themselves solldly against the resolution
thanking Senator Penileton for his ef-
forts in behalf OF Civil Service Reform.
We had thought their objection 70 be
resolution adopted on Wednesday was
based upon lack of faith in the honesty
of Republican pretensinns of devotion
to the cause with which Mr.. Pendletop
has become so thorou yhlv identified ,but
the action of the House Democrats on
Thursday precludes any further belief IN
this direction Tbere was nothing in
the second resolution that any Demo-
crat might not have freely endorsed,
providing he had net deliberately deter.
mined to insult Ohie's Democratic Sen.
a'or and express contempt for his faith
tul service toward uplifting the General
Government from the slough of Cor.
rup,ion into which it has been dragged
ny twenty wears of uninterrupted Re-
publican domination.
1t the Democrats of the Ohio House
had consulted the rSnk and file. AMI es-
pecially the thinkers OF the party, in
stead Of listening to the harDiBgs of q
! c!aDorous set Of hungry Off 'e-seekers
they would have learned that ihe Demo.
cratic party IS NOT opposed to Civil Ser.
vice Re'orm. and that Mr. Pendleton,
bv his steady eff ,rts amid the greatest
difficulties to -sccomp'ish something in
this direction, has gained far more O.
the resp ct and confidence of the people
than has heretofore heen given any pub
lie man Of Ohio, with the rossih!e ex
ceplon OF that leader among leaders
and personifc,tiou of rugged honesty
Allen G. Thurman.
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eF Mrs. REBcE, of Steubenville, lee
iund in the court house on temperance
Sunday morning and evening. The
heuee was crowded at night ard the au.
aieree wes highly entertained. Mrs.
Rice ie fluent talker and the facts abe
presented impressed every one. She
made no war upon the SELDOM keeper
but urged that safeguards he thrown
about our boys and girls. Her remark:
we're The best We have heard on the LEM.
peranee question.
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The Po, master General has ordered
that all letters upon which one full rate
of postage has heen prepaid shall be for
warded at the request of the party ad-
dressed without additional charge for
postage.
A dispatch from San Mateo county,
California, Gays wild f,wers are now
bloc ming in profusion on that part of
ho Pacific -s-
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LEGAL Notes ana Notions.

taxepasing, Wltnautlue peuaIsF' c'os'
es on the 25.h inst.
q. W. CAkRoraERs' health is iDprov-
Ing. He was in town last week.
JonH P SPEIaas, E.q., is Commis-
sioaers of <Insolvents for this county.
Treasurer RurGsEeevK received e5,-
500 for taxes Or Monday. the 18th Inst.
Mrs. PsaasSsUsa spent several DAYS
visiting friends in Wheeling last week,
In the ZesKsR case the State has "a
and the Defense Is Witnesses in attend
ance.
Miss AeaIE KoTzrBur, a charming
young lady OF Malaga, is visiting Miss
Jos. HoEFFLER.
The lax aataor,zing Countv Commits
sioner, to pay ifty cents piece for
hawk heals has been repealed.
JonH A. GALLAGaCR aniR, a TALL
Man, BelIaire lawyers. we're out here last
week attending to business in Court
The Commissioners Of Noble county
purchased an addition to the Infrmery
farm, last week, a. cost Of SO 600.
LssIs HoEFFLsx is still confined TO
the hose With SOM ething like rheuma
tisu, or neuraigis ia his lower limbs.
RsnDs ere square up With their WORK.
That great elut Of wheat that was run
il on the snow being all ground out.
JsHn KrssoR. of this township, Gen.
ter, bad one Of his fingers haaly mashed
laat week by railroad tie falling upon
IL.
JACOB HRcK vas appointed Auction
esr for the term OF one year by the
Court Of Common Pleas on the 18th
iRst.
Dr.. ALYxAxDER. 81 st. Clairsville, will
preach Al Buchanan at 10 o'clock, and
at the Presbyterisu church ia Woods
fsld at 2 o'clock, January %.
Lent begins earlier this winter than
for many years. Ash Wednesday. the
day before Lent, fails on February 7th,
and Easter So ,day on March 25th.
The penple ovsf Vt Caldwell are hop
ping mad because tue rsute of the b. 4
d c. Railroad na, bees changed to Cum
beIland and from there to Z,nesville.
< Last year A A. BALDWIN, OF Ciaring
ten, made 750, ,700 cigars and cod $50 !
500. ". W MEssERLY. Of the same
place, made 723, loo AMI sold 566 500.
The Graud Jury reported on Thurs
day, the Is.b inst that they had inves
tigstsd oil matters laid before lAem.-l
Tvsaly.eae indictments we're returned
A little s year old daughter of j n.
DA1AsLL. E,q, of Caldwell, Noble coun-
y vas dangerously burnel, on the 18th
inst by her clothes taking fire from a
grave.
conuon Please Court convened on
Tuesday. the ls.n inst. Judge KELLY
on the bench. HESSY BoBE. Of Bethel
township. was appointed Foreman OF
the Grand Jury. #s3f
A new nve-cent nickel piece is about
to be issued from the United States
Treasury 1t will he larger and thinner
than the one now in nse. and with lit
tie sharp prsct,ce can be passed for q
quarter. = t
According to an exchange you should
always add;s line or two. on the margio
Of letter to iaiy. You can't imag
Inc hsv much satisfaction a woman OBJ
tains In turning letter upside doTh to
read, postscript.
At the Delinquent Tax Sale on the
10th inst, Treasurer RsEssEsGEs sold
So lois and tracts Of land, as follows:
r KindIeburger Is; C. Cehrs Is; N.
Moore .: H B. Hill 5; Eliz,beth stew
art :; William Wilson 3; Chas. Ke,-
.terer l. s,. s.s. .a ~ i,sss
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THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY.
MRS. NJ. Q. WEST, Local Editor.
mAsoNIC DIRECTORY.

NoNRoR LODGE No. 1ss F. and A. NJ,
meets al Masonic Hall in Woodsfeld, on
wednesday evenings, on or before each full
n.sa. H. B. Hill, W. NJ; Jas. r. Norris,
Sss'y.
WooDsFIsLD CHAPTER No IS. R. A. H..
meets in Masonic Hall. Woodsfeld. On Mon.
day evening after full moon. J. 2. sPRIeas
n. =. II. p; Jas r. MORRIS sec'y.