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,Adalnis Fall.

Ever since Adams fall, which subject
ed human nature to diseases Of the flesh,
there has been demand for a blood
purifier. We all realize the fact that
upon the purity and vitality of the blood
depend the health and vieor of the whole
system, and that disease OF various
kinds IS oitan only sign tiat nature is
trying 10 remove The disturbing cause
hence a reliable blood purifier is OF
greater Importance to the people than is
generally supposed. We are pleased to
say that Hoods Ssrsaparils hears IN.
mistakable proof Of heing this sort Of 9
medicine, and we think it worthy trial
Eel. 40. 'W4.
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NARRIEp.-On February 8,h, by j.
r. T.GULsERHogsE, Esq. Of Green town
ship, Miss NARY A. TREMBsY to Mr.
SiLssts T. DUrfr.
On February 18th, by THoxAs Fow'
Lsa. Esd. of Malaga township. Miss
ELISA 3. SAMSON to Mr.. 6EnRaE W
GArcEruL. Hss .fgts9 -
! On February 20th, bye NJ. BLowERs
E,a !. of Adams township, Miss Isabel
TRurx TO Mr.. LEANpER HOWELL.
On February ed. by Rev. JOHN A
Waiahr. Mise MARI E. LOWE to Mr.
FRAHcis n. BRYANT. 8Fsss
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mWe desire 10 call attention to tht

HWe desire 10 call attention to the
advertisement in another columa of ID.
II. .FERRf & Co., Dotroit, Mich, the
Vfeatseedsnen. whose mammoth estab'
.isbmsnt is. one Of the sights OF the
chief city of Michigan. They do the
largest hnsiness In their trade in the
United States, reaching even across the
Atlantic and Pacific oceans. The house
II entirely reliable, and If you wish to
teetexactly what you order. Sou cannot
do bester than send to them for yoar
seeds. and you may depend upon it you
will get the hest that the market can
supply. Their seeds have become known
over lhe entire civilized world for purity
and fertility. and have gained for them
an spviable reputation Their Annual
Seed Catalogue just issued for 1888. re.
: plete with information and beautifully
ilIuatrated, will be sent free on app!ica'
hon.
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OZARK ITEMS.
FFBRuAsY 2ai, 1888

CFDnOANI ESts 1000
Ed. SPIRIT: Or farmers are looking
forward to an early spring. They are
preparing thsir fslds fos the coming
crop.
Mr. L. Reed has purchased new saw
mill and it will soon he in operation; he
will saw his first set on +. c.. Elliott's
farm near Ozark.
Mr. S Stackhouse started for Missouri
the 20,h, where he exJects to stay the
cunning summer.
Mr.. T G. Elliott Is making prepare
tions for his new dwelling house which
he intends to build this spring. Mr.. A.
Pugh OF Ozark sillb the bIilder.
In reply to Bro Justice will say, he
is somewhat OF an able writer. Surely
there is something of vast imports nee
TO he derived from his letter in the Ga.
settc. but only to those who view his
words through the telescope that he
looks through Sister Maud does not
look through the telescope that Justice
does, nor does she want to Ii she did
she would know 1t was telescope
whose name was false principles. She
will not make them her dwelling place
She knows it will nnt do to trust in
them. Sister Maud does not profess to
be as we'll scienced in correspondence
as Bro. Justice is. She is not gradu
ate. nor Bob. Ingersoll. nor q Trm
Paine, but these are her sentiments. She
tries to hold up true principles and con.
denim false ones. Justice, II that be his
name. in his last letter, seems to be Of
Tended and in q great passion, because
Mauie in her letter to TIE SPIRIT spoke
of the Ozark youngsters as being q set
that had no respsct for man or the
Church, because they tax AMI whisper
in time OF meeting. NV. Maui sees
that she has tramped on Justices toes
and he could not keep still, but had to
squeal. MAUD.
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E% Secretary Chandler. in letter to
his political "pal," Senator Rollins, o
New Hampshire, dated February IL
1888, thus sums up the results OF TWEEN.
" years. adninistrs ion OF the United
States navy by the party Of which r 'l-
lins and he are an for twenty years
have heen burning lights and shinin :
leaders: "3l old-fssh.oned ships, 264
inferior guns and only 5000 seamen."-
Secretary Chandler, however, omi to
state what the country has spent In o.
der to secure this brilliant result. 1t
appears from the American Almanac fol
1882 that bet veen the years 1851 and
1882 inclusive, during the whole Of
which Chandler and Chsndler's friends
have been in control OF the Navv De.
partment, the people of the United
States have expended upon the navy in
regular annual appropriations the enor.
nous sum of S694 800 4l3 which does
not include about $4,000. 600 of snc-
cessivs deficiency appropriations! This
makes Chandler's "old-fashioned ship,''
C ,st the taxpayers Of the Uaie | States
on the average abnu' &73, 600 600 apiece
Really, Chandler by his.own showing IL
TOO expensive luxury!-M Y. World
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A HORRIBLE DEED.
A Husband Murdered and His Body
Laid on a Railroad Track

RICHMOND Va. Feb. 2l-The hodv
Of Charles Burton was found few
miles from t,is CITY. on the track of the
Richmond, Fredericksburg & sPdtom &c
RaIl,oad. about ten laws sg2. To-day
his wife aud her paramour were artesl-
ed. charged with having killed Burton
and placed the body on the road to ere
ate the impression that he had met his
death by heing run ove-. When the
body was found one or more trains had
passed ever it The daughter OF the
murdered man has made confession,
In which sne SAYS that on the night he.
fore her fathers body was found upon
the railroad a vialent quarrel occurred
between her mother and father. Tn
" man and the alleged paramDur have
been committed to the county Jail
charged " tn the murder Of Bnt,n.
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t.a.x 70 N.v Advertisements,
L.s.l Notes aad Notions.

Hon. & HsApLv is visiting friends q
Siasersvillc. Wes, Va.
Bsrnesviile 10 ,ohave another Nation
ii Bank capaal sseouo.
" " HALrox is reading Law In tht
iofaca OF AexrER & MALbpRr. s
bMr. u. McKELvKr. Of Beilairc, visit
ed ftiends In this county last week
The Busy Bee Society will meet a
-BrrIY SxrrH,s next Friday evening.
yThs County Commissioners will NEE
:. regular session on Monday, Marcs
9th.
JAnrs scorr, of Middlehourne. Guern
ssy,esanty, died on the. 18Th ipst, aged
ss ysars
Al Young man named PHILLIr', from
Noble coanty. issshe new operator in the
telegraph Office.
Fssp SrorHs, c HELBtINa and L.
SrosaR will start planning mill in this
place next spring.
Mr. JoHn 0KEr ,nd wife, OF Wayne
township. Belmont county. y.visi,ed friends
10 Woods6eld last week.
Elias wIlsox, Of Antioch, and NJ,
Psturr. Of Woadsfeld, have formed
oAr.nership in the wooden mill at the
former place.
Faux wiaorNs, OF Salem township
rsceasly received s4oi 81, hack pension
Mrs. Flsa. OF Clsringten, received vi
100 back pension. es9E
A correspondent at Bsallsville SAYS
Dkvrp DkcxkK killed . rare bird, some
tine since, bat fails to tell rs what kind
Or . fsa,hered fowl it waa. Try again,
The land offered for sale by the Sher'
if on the 2lth inst, in the case of KIN
Smv.. KINNEY vas bid in nv AssERH
Opsz at e77o. Tue land vas appraised
d 600. $50 sss.
FsAxtER, the school teacher. who stab.
hsd two OF his pupils to deaih at Cum
heriand, Guernsey county. some time
ago, has been indicted for carrying con-
cssled weapons
Clarinsson's Literary Society elected
The following officers recently: Presi-
dsns, JAnEs RurrER; Vice President.
SAnurL KAxPFER; Secretary, Miss An
n. Bukres; Treasurer, Mi IS MAI
THcNfsoN.
DAvrD @. Sykes, OF Salem township
seld his farm OF 80 acres, a short time
since. to JoHs c. BewLEs for s3. 25o.-
Mr.. SrcK.s purchased lss acres in Jack.
son couuty, West Va, for 1850.
Being out late at night without con-
-ssraiut has sen, more hoys to the gal.
lows and pen,ten'iary 10 their after
lives, aad more girls TO unhappy mar
risses than any other cause known.
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If Not, Why Not?

We have free trade between the States
of this Union. Would free trade with
Canada and with Mexico, close neigh
bors, be ruinous2 If so-whv2 From
Canada we would get cheaper lumber
and there would be market for our
coal Would this not make beneficial
exchange 2-Ssark Co. Democrat.
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A Berlin dispatch savs that The Fed.
eral Cjuncil adopted resolution for.
Kidding The importation OF American
pork.
Bills have been intro 'uced in the 0li0
Leg gislature 20 double the fines fnr s.n~
ing glors TO minors and hahilust drank.
ards. and TO c,nIer original and aual
Jurisdiction on justices Of the peace In
hquol cases.
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HoWliag tor the SpoiIs.

II has become q somewhat notorious
fac, that the Commissioner of lnterua
Revenue is besieged by anxious mem.
bers of Congress who are hoping by
personal Importantly to "saye the!i
friends" in the event that the Senat;
passes the House hill for the reduction
Of the number of Internal Revenue col
lection districts. II is hinted, also, tina
among those most anxious are some
members who voted for the bill, and
some slyly intimate thht The Commis
sioner should assist in the defeat of th'
bill in the Senate
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~ The good people Of Monroe
county have been struck with the wes
tern fever. An agent for western road
sold $50 tickets to parties who will 60
west this spring -Belmont Chronicle.
Divide that hy two. Bro. HUNT. and
.yeu will have more than the number
~Whs will 20 west this spring" from
Monrce county.
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HOODS
SARSAPARILLA

Has decided" claims, upon the public. This
is positively proven by the immense good It
has done to those who have been cured Of
diseases from which they have suffered in
tensely for years, as verified by the PUBLISH
ed testimonials, every one 6f which is pos
tive fact.
CHELSEA, VI, Feb. "a, 1879.
MEssRs. C. /. HOOP & Co, Lowell, Mass,
The 9th day of last June was taken sick
with swelling on my right foot, and with an
awful pain. The swelling went all over me.
My face was swelled so that could with diff
ficulty see ont OF my eyes. and | broke out
foot up to my knee was one raw, itching
mass, and my ankle and foot so lame and
sore could not step on It, and 1t would run
SO as to Wet bahdage through In an hour.
Of A: X: Hood s Son, druggists, Of this town.
handed me bottle Of HOODS SARsAPARlL.
Ia, and told me TO take II. did so, and by
the time had taken one bottle found that
Il was doing ME good. l have since taken
live bottles more: After had taken thfee
bottles by sofehess began to leave me, ne, aild
that to-day can walk without going lame.
] have no soreness in my ankle and It has
healed all up, and does not run at all. lowe
my recovery to your Sarsaparilla. l write
this to Let you know that think y dese6Ves
u!c COuhucnCC VI tilc pubic, CSPSSNshy ssAoSS
who are troubled with humors.
Yours most truly,
JOSIAH PITK1N.
P.S. Every person that saw me said that
lnever would get over my lameness without
having a running sore on my ankles but
thank God have. Up.
Noother sarsaparillaha such sharpening
effect upon the appetite. No other prepa-
ration tones and strengthens the digestive
organs like HOOPS SiRsAPAhILiA:
ffice one dollar, or six bottles for i've dol:
lars. Prepared only by C. l: HOOD a. co.
Lpothecaries, Lowell. Mass:
kaL1n sa2v
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~The Woodsftli SplIi, Of Democ
r.ey has completed its 80 h year Bro
West has been connected With the paper
for IS years, making it q reliable and
newsy sheet Mas you live 10 infuse
noble Spirit into ihe hearts OF your fol.
lowers.-Quaker City Independent
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ssBoil it Down."

Whatever you have to say, my friend,
Whether witty or grave or gay,
Condense it as much as ever you can,
And say it The rcadiest ways
And whether you write of rural affairs
Or matters and things in town,
Just take word of friendly advice.
Boil it down
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CIncInnatI
Baltimore.
CATTLE MARKETS.
Wheellng Live sto6k rIarHe..

wheeling Live Stock Market.
February %. 1888
Csitle-Steers and heifers weighing
from 700 to 500 lbs 4Ac; 800 to
l 600 lbs, 5a5tc; ezra s.. Cows com
mon p s3c; good, 4c; mich cows,
$50 00s60 90 Bulls. 4s44c. Caves
per head, S6 C0a1C 90. ea
Hogs-Light and rough, 5a54c; fail
to good, 6a6lc; extra lard hogs, 6A6sc
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How Our Rich Men Began Life.
Pittsburg Post.

Many of the wealthiest men in New
Yo'k began poor. jaw Gould was .
cowboy, James R. Keene came iron
England with $50 in his pocket. Ruius
Hatch began by dealing in garden ssss,
d Appleton kepta grocery store, James
Watson Webb was country clerk, Hen.
nv Willard was reporter. Leonard W
jerome was printer, II. B. Clsflu was
Vermont school teacher, Charles
O'Conor was born of the poorest OF
Irish parents, and Peter Cooper was s
hatter's apprentice.
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nls.x. Q. WEST, Local Edltsr,
nasosst DleECToRy.

ROxnes Lobas No. lSs F. and A. N.
Sssh a Masonic Hall in Woodsheld, on
WeA,.sl.y evenings, on or before each full
Hsse. q. B. Hit, W. NJ; Jas. R. MORRIS
ssSS.
Noepsftkf.p CnAPrEn No. IS. R. A. u.
RssH IN ifssonic Hall. WoodsfeM. on Mon
aaS eseainr after full moon.1 ]. T. SeRfees
Nh RI JAS. k. MoKRls, Sec'y.
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~ Mr., 5. Rukenbrod. editor OF the

EF Mr.. 5. Rukenbrod, editor OF the
Salem Reouh'iean, Says:
"Major Mckinley vas not elected to
Congress bv majority Of the votes cast
IN the 18th District In October last, and
Major Wallace was the returning board
at Columbus to tbe contrary netwith-
standing"
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SOME TARIFF OPINION%

Louisville Couiier-Journal, Dem Feb. II.
Before the heresy of tariit. for the
protection Of private in erests only vas
effec,ua.ed there was healihful AMI
prosperous growth of our domestic man.
ufactures; our export trade Of maauiac-
tured poods was greater than at present,
relatively to our population, and we had
the ocean-carryiEg trade of the world
Under the protecting duty system We
have lost these advantages.
Detroit Free Press, Dam. Feb. II.
The proteclionis's are perpetra'ing
the biggest thunder of their lives in H.
testing ell attempts at real reduction in
the tariff. Had the present Congress
done anything in that direction, had il
made the amaliest concession TO the pub
lie demand for reform, it would have
furnished Q strong argument aeainstanv
tariff .tinkering 10 the next C,mgress and
postponed indefinitely sweeping change
But il has conceded nothing and will
concede nothing. II is leaving the work
for it's successor, chosen for it's hostility
to the protective system and pledged by
the fact OF its election to the reliei OF the
people.
Atlanta Constitution, DEM, Feb. IL.
Let no one think the people do not
understand the scandalous and villainnu'
taxation to which they are now subject
ell. An ordinary family of five persons
is now taxed SO year, chiefly in pay
ing extraordinary prices for articles con-
sumei bv themselves, by their wives OF
by their children. The people who work
Tor wages feel this taxation beyond all
others-the people who from small in
comes have to pay two prices or twice
az much as their co-laborers in England
have to pay, for nearly everv article they
consume. It is a pitched battle between
the monopoIists and the people and the
pending hills will only serve to nerve the
latter to the conflict.
Boston Herald. Ind, Feb. 10.
A little honesty OF purpose at the last
session, or greater Industry in the early
days OF the present one, would have
avoided the necesstv of desperate meas
ures now. The failure was organized
when the shirking trick o. a parked tariff
commission was de 1ised. and was made
inevitable when what was good in that
commission's report was cast aside In
favor OF Iogrnlling and ira ling, in the
interests of conspiring moHnpolists.
Having proved faithless TO lis pledge to
reduce the taxas Congress will receive
little sympathy for the failure Of it's
scheme To increase them.
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Voices from the Lodges.

The Old Fellows Lodge here has 9
large membership and is in q 'urishine
condition.
The Masonic L ,dge is adding to its
number. The building needs new
root. -.... =.
The R d Mems Lodge is defuuct.
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Ed SPIRIT: Announce } w. WARD,
OF Adams township, as a candidate for Re-
cordsr of Monroe County; subject to the de-
cisiou of the Democratic Nominating Convsn-
tian. MANY DEMOCRATS.
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A HORRIBLE CRIME.
A Man Bound Hand and Foot and
Placed in a Burning Mill.

A Man Bound Hand and Foot and
Placed in a Burning Mill.
MERCER, Pa .; February 20 "A hor
rihle outrage was attempted OF Hadley,
in this county, on Saturday morning.
which surpasses in hendisLness sny
crime ever perpetrated in this county
Tares successive attempts have recently
heen made to burn the Haz,n & Bro.
grist mills at that place, which have
caused the owners to place constant
watch upon the premises Notwithstan.
lin. this vigilance, on Saturday right
Young Hazan. who had been on guard
until miinlght, went to the house an
wakened his father, William Hazsn, who
was to take his place until morning.
Mr.. Hnz.n arose and first went to hi
harm to attend to some stock, and had
heen there but few moments when he
heard noise at the mill AMI INN adiate
ly startei to go there. When he arrlv-
ell at the mill he opened tb, d 'or and
was about to enter, bus was struck by
some one and
Knocked Down.
Ha remainet uncon seiou, for 50 ne time
and when he recovered his senses hs
found that he had been tie'l hanh AMI
foot aad gag gel AMI fa'eaed to large
grinistone in the mill. The villains had
placed prop against the door and Sc
fire to the mill. AMI Mr. Hazan was al
most suffocated with smoke. In hi
struggles to loosen himself he pulled
the grindstone over on him, which, how
ever, broke the fssten,ngs in the fall and
he rolled himself over the q nor TO the
ioor and sncceede in getting the donI
,pen and in some manner role him
self for some distance over the ground
until finally he succeeded in getting his
hsnis free AMI the gag ont, ard imme'
diately aroused the neighborhoodA hy
his cries Bit help came too late to
save the mill from destruction. Mr.
Haz,n loses hesides his mill property
about four hundred dollars in money
taken from mis- person N, clue to the
discovery OF ths perpetrators has yet
haen fonnl. bu. every effort is being
ma le to that end.
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~R. ". Boeas. who was at on:
time Principal OF the Woods6eld Union
Schools, received fife certiacate las,
week from the Sta'e Board Of School
Exsniners. aH
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TO CANDIDATES.

We shall commence printing tickets
for the Convention on March 7th.
Hand iu your announcements before that
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SH ERIFF

Ed. SPIRIT: Announce CHRISTIAN
LuDs, Of Center township, as a candidate
for denomination for the Office of Sheriff;
subject to the decision of the Democratic
Nominating Convention!
MANY DBNoeRAfs.
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Ed SPIRIT: Announce JAMES H. HAM
iLToS. Of Seneca township, late Of Summit,
as q candidate for Representative in the
General Assembly; subject to the dec sion OF
the Democratic Neminating Convention.
MANI DEaoCRATs.
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So URT EYO4 q.

Er. SPIRIT: Announce ARTHUR OKEY.
OF Center township. as a candidate for Ie
nomination for Surveyor of Monroe County;
subject to the decision o. the Democratic
Nominating Co Convention. .-.-----. 80
tr- MANY DsxctRATs,
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TREASU

Ed. SPIRIT: Announce JOHN RUEG-
SOCCER, of Center township, as oandi.
date for denomination for the Office Of County
Treasurer; subject TO the decision Of the
Democratic Nominating Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Wooast,eia stock Market.
Fer. 26.-Cattle .4a6c per poand
Sheep sa4v per pound. Hogs 4a5 pei
pound gross. a'
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CO uMISSION Err.

Ed. SPIRIT Announce ALEXANDER
IA NON, OF Washington township. as can
didats for Commissioner of Moaros County
subject to the decision Of the Democratic
Nominating Convention. - ~:
MANY DEMoCskrs
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.

CALvERroN LIVE SfoCK SCALES,
MosDAf, Feb. 10, 1883. (
PRICES OF BEEF CATTLE AT The MARKET
THIS WEEK
Very best on sale this week l21ss 37a
that generally rated first quality 4 a7aas
so: medium or 60 I'd far qnailty 4 00s
4 %; ordinary t1in steers, Ken end COW!
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

ANNouScEMENrs.-s5 each. Tickets
81 per thousand.
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Ed. SPIRIT: Announce MILAN
MEsrERNAE, Of Center township, as candi-
date for Recorder Of Monroe County; subject
to the decision Of the Denoc ratio Nominating
Convention. MANY DEN GRATIS
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3 25a3 37A; extretiie range Of pric. 3,
8 25 s 37t; most Of tie sales Nete from
4 00,5 75c
Hog~-The apattv is fully as good
as tha, 81 last weeks offerings. Prices
show al advance tver last weeks fg-
ares OF ahou /, We quote cnmmon
hogs, rough suws and stays at 81 s.,
and The better grades a4., With exiia
at s9o
S"eep-Tho qral;s- was taihar. hotter
sian last weeks offerings W. quote
common to fair sheep al 4l s.. far TO
good 5.5a and good to .x,ra 5as6s,
With favorable prospects for mex weeAr
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INFIRMARY DIREUTOR.

Ed. SPIRIT: Announce HENRY SMITH,
Of Center township. ~ 4 candidate forFrs
nomination for Infirmsry rector of Monros
County; subject to the decision Of the Dem
osratio .Neminat ns Gonvsntio1.
MANI DEM CRAfs.'
,, 80 ."s--s >, - .--,- ..--.es..4.
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Ed. SPIRIT Announce JOHN T. Cut.
vERHousB. of Gre township as a oandiiste
for C unity Commiisionsr; subject to the q.
cision OF ths Democratic Nominstiny c3 +.
veution. Many OsNoGskrs
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Ed. sPIRIr: Announce q. NJ. Blow
EEs, OF Adams township, as q candidate for
County Commissioner; subject to the decis-
ion Of the Democratic Nominating Conven-
tion. S-MAsY DEMooRArs.y
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'CIhicaso,

...... 80. ~, -. s Chicago,
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-02-27
RECORDER.

Ed SPIRIT Announce EDWARD J..
asAHAM. of Malaga township, as candidate
for Recorder OF Monroe County; sntject to
the decision Of the Democratic Nominating
Convention. MANY DBMocRATs.
Ed SPIRIT: Announce JAMES MYERS,
of Center township as a candidate for re-
nom ination for Recorder of Monroe County;
subject to the decision of the Democratic
Nominating Convention. s;tt.
= MANY DEMocRATs