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Inaex to New Advertisements.



A son at Prof. j. A. WATsoN's.
Read our new advertisements this
week.
EoRsssr GlrcHE.I Is clerking IN ihr
bank. sa4.
Ciarineton vas under water during
The freshet in the Ohio lsst week.
! 'DEE BRAcEY and wife, OF Bsrnesville,
are visiting friends In this county.
The water vas Eve feet deep on the
post oifice floor at Marietta last week.
The Nominating Convention takes
place on the day Of the Spring election
Thanks to Senator PEtksoN for 9
copy OF the Auditor OF Safes report
A number OF candidates make their
bow to the Democrats Of Monroe coun.
~ this week. i -
Mrs o. o. ALKxAnpER and daughter
CLAs,BEI., visited. friends in Beallsville
Last week.
Q1sr,erIy meeting services will he
held In the n. E Church on Sunday
evening, March 4ih.
A statement OF the receipts and ex-
pendItares of the Agricultural Society
will he fo.nd in this paper.
The attendance st the Central Com.
mi,,ee meeting on Saturday was large,
considering the had state OF the roads.
Six sheep, the property Of CLIFF and
SAM. MoRRIs, we're killed by dogs last
Saturday night near the depot, and one
was badly injured.
The Democrats In the several town
ships should he looking sr,,und for their
bess zen to Ell the Offices The eiec.
ton takes place on, Monday. April %.
Mr.J J. MUHLENAx. OF Buckhill Bot.
tom. Was seriously injured, q few days
since, by falling and striking his hreast
against the stage plank of steamhost.
SANFORD WEpDLE. OF Benton town.
ship, has heen declared insane, and ap-
plication has heeu matie for his sdmia-
sion to the Asylum at Athens for treat
mens
sc CocHsAS. Master Of Transnor-
,ation on the B z. & C. Railroad, re-
signed shor. time since. SAX is q
thorough railroad man. He purposes
locating in Dakota
Master RALPa RINaHAM the renown-
ed Virgins Boy 0rs,or twelve years of
age and IN hrs six'h successful wear he
fore sthe public, will give an entertain
ment in the ME-. Church on Wednes-
day evening, February 7S:h
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Humor in the Stomach.

Much of the distress and sickness a.
trihuted to dyspepsia, chronic diarrhe
and o.her causes is occasioned by hu.
NOR in the stomach. Several ca aes, with
all the charac eristics OF these complaints
have heen cured nv Hoods Ssrsaparills.
Oihe: cures effected nv this medicine art
80 wonderful that the simplest state.
ment of them affords the hest proc
that it combines rare curative agent:
and when once used secures the conf
dence of the people.
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PRESS NOTICES.

The Woodsfeld Spirit of Democracy
is forty years DID,, and we hope it will
live that much longer - Bellaire 5 Cor.
Rheeling Register, Am inst.
The Woodsfeld Spirit has entered
upon its tor,ieth year and the twenty
fifth year Of its publication bv the pres
ent proprietor. 1t is an established In.
stitution.--Ncble Co. Press.
With this Issue OF the Woodsaeld
Spirit OF Democracy, commences its
4O'h year. The Spirit is live, active
paper. and barring its politics, one OF
the most valued of our exchanges -
Success to you, brother West - Bellaire
Daily Tribune 18Th inst.
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Adams Fall.

Ever since Adams fall, which subject
ed human nature to diseases Of the flesh
there has been demand for blood
purifier. We all real;z, the fact that
upon the purity and vitality of the blood
depend the health and vigor of the whole
system, and that disease of various
kinds ~ ot'n only sign tiat nature is
trying to remove the disturbing cause
hence reliable blood purifier is oI
greater Importance to the people than is
generally supposed. We are pleased to
say that Hoods Ssrsanarilla hears n.
mistskahle proof "f heing this sort Of q
medicine, and We think 1t worthy trial.
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Reports of Justices of the Peace.
The following reports have heen dled
with the Auditor for the yesr ending
January lst 1883
Adams-C. VI. Blowers-Nothing to
report. Jas. u Bnuqhner-Flnes ga
costs S5.55; paid Ss 55 -=---------r-
Bentou-August Meyer IN, fines.
Bethel-N. Warwick fires. W
J Ailen--Flne 81; costs s6.05; pals
ss05.
Center-F " Reard-Fines "a; costs
s5.T5; psid s9.75. Eljsh Brown
Fines 81; costs s6 80; paid sS 30.
Franklin-W. r.. Neis swsnger-Fine
SO paid to Justice SIS Thomas VIII
No Hnes.
Green. T Cuiverhouse-No fines.
James CIegg-No fines ". L Norris
No fines a
Jackson-B r. Folger-No fines J.
nausht-N, zines E. R4rker-No Hnes
Lee-James N.shit,-F,ne IS; costs
% 10; paid 81 10. John Angus-No
fines.
Malaga-Ssmuel Groux-Fine 81 i;
costs s4.l5; psid s5 Is Thos. S Fow
ler-Flue s5; paid.
Ohio-A. G. W. Potts-N) fines. T
G. Allen-No fines.
Pprry-E. L Lynch; 6nes $50; costs
s22 50, paid S52 So. G. S. F.reaker
no fines. W Fl H,wkins; no fines
Salem. W. McK,mm'e; fines Sill
costs 1915; paid sl975. NJ. Bough
ner: fine 81; costs $3.50; paid s5 SO,
Summit. J. Bender; fine 81; costs
$3.50; paid 81 80 Alex Buchanan ;
no fines.
Snnshurv-J. J. Roberts; Enes Sl6
costs $3.50; paid s23 80 John JefFers
fines Sl4; costs So 81; pail $3.50 -
Thomas J Griffith; line So; c,sts s. ;
party insolvent.
Swi'E ,rand--F. J. Zessiger--Np fines
George Schsfei-Na lines.
Washington-John Beardmore--No
fines.
Wayne-J. W S'rick'ing-N, fines
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Hoods
SarsaporMa


as to derive their greatest medicinal effects
with the least disturbance to the whole sys
tenn. In fact this preparation is so we'll ball
anced In It's action upon the alimentary
canal, the liver, the kidneys, the stomach.
the bowels and the circulation OF the blood,
that 1t brings about healthy action of the
entire human organism, that can hardly be
credited by those who have not seen the re-
markablc results that have followed its use.
If the Sarsaparilla does not prove sufficient
ly laxative, take a few doses of HooD's VEG
ETABLE PILLS. 1t is well in all cases of
biliOusness to take these pills in connection
with the -Sarsaparilla for the first ten days.
That dull, sleepy, sick feeling can be wholly
overcome by the use Of these remedies. VIII
you give them trial and be yourself again?
An ex-alderman of this city says of Hoods
Sarsaparilla, at is the strongest Sarsapa-
rilla ever saw"
Each dollar bottle contains one hundred
taverages) doses. Sold by all druggists.
Price one dollar, or six for FIVE dollars.
Hoods Sarsaparilia, prepared only C.
/. HOOD & CO., Apothecares, Lowell, Mass.
% Use IIoeD's TooTn-PowDER.
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wA lot of focl VI ,rmons, as they
term themselves, at Glencoe. Belmont
county, tried to cure \ sick child h,
prsyiug, and refusing to let it have med
icaI attention. The child died. A sec.
ond child was taken down and the same
pou.wswing vas commenced when a
neighhor of the family stepped in, drove
the fanaticsI slunkheads awav ard sen'
for physician. That neighborhood
ought to raIl-ride those Mor,uens to the
Ohio river and dump them in. An ice
hath cools foolish zeal quicker than any
other application.
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INsOLvENT NOTICE.

Nr0TICE 's hereby given that on the 1st
IN day Of February, A. D. 1883, Willis
Rush made application to the undersigned
for relief under tha laws governing assign
meuts to avoid arrest; and said applicant is
required to appear in the Probate Court Of
Monroe County, Ohio, on the 18th dav OF
F, bruary, A. D. 1888, and flied his petition
therein. J.P. SPRtG IL,
Commissioner Of Insolvsnts Of said County
feb6, 'S3ti.
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g 25. g az; most of The sale- were frcm
3 1916 Soc
Hogs-The quality is fully "a good
as that Of last weeks offerings. Prices
show al advance ever last weeks 6g.
ures OF aboui t.. We quote common
hogs, rough sows and stays at Sa9c,
and the better grades 9 a4c, with, extra
at o..
S eep Common stock ts very dull
and reported as MT wanted. We qnpte
at 6Ic, and ra fine selections at 81.
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Chicago,

CHICAGO february l6 --Hogs-Mar.
ket good mainly on shipping account,
SUPPLY being small 5,l0c higher; M <.
Ell 6 Is; heavy I 35; ligh, 6 Is; skips
5 so.
Cat.le-Demand somewhat he,tar and
l0c higher. exanris 6 Is; good to
choice 5 90; common to fair 4 80;
hutchering moderately active anil steady
Common to fair 3 75; good to choice
4 00.4 60; stockers dull oil 4 90.
.Sheep-Tra 'e weak common to fair
exceedingly dull at 4 90: netlium 1 IS
rs 90: choice 10 extra 8 so.
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EF The Sunday Enqairer, llth inst

c% The Sunday Enqairer. llth hinst ,
contained the following:
"Prot. Weeden. who has been giving
the csntata OF 20 ,een Esther" in rural
towns OF Allegheny County, created a
row. while intoxicated at Cnha, N. Y,
January 26,t, at lecture, and was 70 :
ciblv elected. He afterwards returaed
with shovel ami made things lively
After hard tussle he was secured and
locked up, hm Ia some way, escaned and
skipped. and has MT yet been found -
fhe responsibility Of all parties concern
ed makes the affair Of highly sensa-
tional STYLE" -.
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rag Rev. e. r. EDMoSDs and wife, oi
Chagrin Falls, were visiting friends ID
this place last week. He left on Nor
day morning to assist his bro'het will
q protracted meeting. and Mrs. EDMosD'
will remain ct her fathers, S. L. MooE
EY's, for several weeks.
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onestian for Teachers.

Ii the annual revolution of the earth,
does !, t.avel from north To- east and
thence around the circle, or does it trsv-
el in the opposite direc,i"n2 =
Taxing the North Polar Star as q
reckoning poiu, the Sun revolves from
North to West and South to East.
G o. DoCaHERTY.
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Live Stock Market.
CALvERToN LIVE STOCK SCALES,
Mo~Dv F.h < 1900

MONDAY. Feb. 5, 1883.
PRICES OF BEEF CATTLE AT THE MARKET
THIS WEEK
Very hest on sale this week 121 6 371 !;
that generally rated first qualit 4 374s5
374; medium or good fair qusilty 3 75a
4 90; ordinary thin steers, ,oxen and COWS
3 25s3 30; extreme range OF pr'e~s,
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A Pretty Apron.

The italian apron, so called is very
fashionable, heavily fripged fowl. with
deep and bright border; turn one edge
down over the other, 80 that the front
is nearly all-ornamental work, and Tut
cord and tss.el aroand the top, aor at
hand OF ribbon, only lining the apron
to the hand for about 9 qsarter of&a
yard, and buttoning the towl or apron
at the back where the sides drop down
Take towl and fold one end down
over the other, and you'll readily catch
be idea This is real pretiv.
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TON. BorrEsrlELp. Of the Clar-
in2ton Iadcpesdent noting the rchhiug
of safe at BslIaire. save: "If moneyed
men would practice keeping their mon
eyiu the Bible. it would he safer. The
only trouble would he that the owner
might not hnd It"
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DOSES vas rnnning abort

MAxRrED. -Ol the lttl Irs,., at the
residence Of the brides parents, ny R'v.
ALRsRr ] WINrERIcx. Mss ELIsABrrH
HEusLlNa to Mr.. SYLVESTER P DcRR.
A very slv afair The ~e,ihed pair
had left on the morning train before any
one outside Of their families knew Of
their marrisge Week end cnners'u'a.
tious aed wish "SukvEs" and his bride
long life and happiness.
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RMr. 5. P. HAMILTON, of New
York City, made . pleasant visit to
friends in this place last week. Vcs.
lefs here when quite youth and has
since accumulated 3 competence and We
are glad to learn that. while here, he
kindly and substantially remembered
those who befriended him in his child
hnnd. ..a.e.t 80. -.
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wJustices OF the Peace are to he
elected In the following townships on
the arst Mondav Of April:.
Lee 4; Malaga l; Perry |; Seneca | j;
Summit [; Sunshury L; Washington l
Wayne
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CATTLE MARKETS.
Live stock narke,

February Is. 1883
Cattle-S'eers and hpifers weighing
from 700 to 800 lbs, S4a4c; 900 to
l 600 lbs., 4a44c; extra a.. Cows com
mon p l3c; 'od, 81 By; milch cows
$50 0Ls60 90 Bats, 3a34, Caves
per head, S5 G0a1G 90.
Hogs-Light and rough, 5a5ic; fai
to good, 616lc; extra lard hogs, 6 6Ac
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THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20. 1888.
MRS. N. 9. WEST, Local Editor,
nasoslC DIRECTORY.

MoNRoR LODGE No. is9 F. and A. NJ.
Meets at Masonic. Hall in WoodsReld, on
Wednesday evenings. on or before each full
nesa. Fl. B. Hill, W. n; JAS. r. MORRIS.
sss'y. ,
WocpsrrKLp CHAPTKR No s5. R. A. NJ.
meets IN Masonic Hall. Woodsheld. On Mon
day evening after full moon. J. T. SPRIeas.
II. J. II. F.; JAS. 4. MoKRIs, Sec'y.
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re- The following are The debts q

cF The following are the debts of
towns and townships in this county:
Lee township; six per cent
honds for building echool
house, &l O00 S2
Salem township; six per cent :
order for school purposes, 10000
Total township hts. 81 800 80
Clsring on outsl anding orders,
FIRE expense fund. S529 90
BealIsviIle; Note, per cent.
for costs in suit, 366.52
Total village debts, 1896 50
Woodsfi~ld |; six per cent bonds -
Tor building schnol house. IS 513.l1
Clarington; outstanding orders
for huilaing, 10000
Total school district debts. Sc 5l3.ll
All OF the above Is payable by taxa
lion.
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PROBABLY. NEVER

In the history of proprietary medicines has >
any article met success at home equal to that
which has been poured upon HOODS SARsAs
fARILLA. Why, such has been the success
ofthis article, that nearly every family in
whole neighborhoods have been taking It at
the same time. Every week-brings new evi.
dence of the wonderful curative properties of
fhis medicine. .-...
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NOTICE OFAPPOINTMENT.

Estate If Richard II Talbot, Deceased.
TNHE undersigned has been appointed and
| qualified as Administrator of the estate
Of Richard H. Talbot, late OF Monroe Coun-
ty, deceased.
Dated this 27th day of December, A. D. 1881.
feb6, ,'83w5. CHARLES P. TALBOT.
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~ Rev. A. J. CUR. Of the N Z.
Church, has been preaching very pow
eriul sermons for the past two weeks
He has made some of the most earnest
appeals We ever listened to
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Chicago,
Cincinnati.

: Feb. I6.-Flour sii5ea7 25; Wheat /.
&c; Corn SIC: Oats 3sa4oc: Rye 64c.
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{ wT The 4 I,o,i at, Cincinnati wss teri

H The a,ud at, Cincinnati wss terri
hle in its destruction Of propertv. On
the IS b inst., al 8 P NJ. the water was
SO feet and 8 inches in depth Ten miles
of the city vas under. water. and not
withstsnding the pleniifainess of that
element. notice Was given that the sup.
piy Tor domestic andmanufscturing pur-
poses was rnnning short
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SHERIFF..

ED. SPIRIT: Announce CHRISTIAN
LUDs, Of Center township, as candidate
for denomination for the office OF Sheriff;
subject to the decision of the Democratic
Nominating C onveation.
MANY DsMocRArs.
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50 URvEYOR.

Ed. SPIRIT. Announce ARTHUR OKEY,
OF Center township. as candidate for ro
nomination for Surveyor Of Monros County;
subject to the decision o: the Democratic
Nominating 20 invention.
MANY DsNocRArs.
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Benton, Bethel, Green, Lse AMI Sum-
nit we're not represented.
DR. DENSIE Offered the call for PIP
niar Vote Convention to he hell on
Mondav, Alril2i. Adopted The call
will he found elsewhere.
DR.. DEsxrE offerei resolution set
ting forth who sieuil vo.e in the Con-
vention.
Mr WAY mNvsd ~ amend by insert.
ing "all persons who votsi the Con-
gressionsT ticket at the last general elec-
ton L ,st
The original resolution WAS adopted.
Supervisors to hold the Convention
we're appointed
2 On n:o'ien the Committee adjourned.
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'sai- = 'st' 49,
baltimore.

Feb Is - Flour 3 SO 8 81: Wheat ]
"a: Corn 73 3>74c; Oats 47a57c; Rye
Tao,
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Feb. 16-Flour 5 AOss 00;. Wheat
1 IL; Corn csc: Oatss4ac; Rye 6sc
Barley y. .i1
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Charles Kee, the mot intelligent Chi
nsman in Chicago, denies that his peo-
pie ever cat rats.
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MARRrsD -01 February 10th, nv
Rev. H R. Casa. Mrs MARrHa J
DrARrH to Mr. JEFFERSON VANCE.
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Ew Farmers and others desiring o
gehteel. lucrative agency business. by
which s5 to $50 q day can be earned,
send address at once. on postal, to b.
C. WILKINSON & Co. 1875 and 1877 Ful
ton Street, New York. 80
Dec 26, 1882, m6.
-. te
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NEW LOCALS.
DR.. JAMES A. Mccoy,
DENTIST,

Will he In GraYsvllle Feb 18th & 18th
Lebanon, l4th and 10Th.
staff ,rd, ~ an 23l
Louisville, 9th AMI 26.h.
Calais, 9th and 2Slh.
Persons desiring work please call on
'he first day of appointment, as my time
Is limited to the above dates.
Feb. 6, 1883, 2t.
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ED SPIRIT: Announce JAMES MYERS
OF Center township as candidate for re-
nom iHation for Recorder of Monroe County
subject to the decision of the Democratic
Nominating Convention.
MANY DFXocRATs
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IXFIRMARY DIRECTOR,

Ed. SPIRIT: Announce HENRY SMITH,
OF Center township, 80 a candidate for re.
nomination for InHrmary rector of Monroe
County; subject TO. ths decision nf the Dem
ooratic Nominal ps Convention
IS g ~ MANI DEMOCRATS.
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Meeting of the Democratic County
Central Committee.

The committee met in the Court Room
on the l7ih inst. j. P SPRIGGs, Chair
man and E. J. GRAHAM, Secretary.
The following townships we're repre-
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ED. SPIRIT: Announce JAMss H. HAM
tLroN. of Seneca township, late of Summit,
as . candidate for Representative in the
General Assembly; subject to the decision Of
the Democratic Nomln stins Convention.
MANY DEM Gratis
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Ed. SPIRIT: Announce WILLIAM
MrNsrRRMAN, of Cent-r township, as a candi-
date for Recorder of Mouros County; suhjeot
to the decision of the Osnoc ratio Nominating
Convention. MANY DEN GRATIS.
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TR REASU r ER.

Ed. Spirit: Announce JOHN RUEG-
sEasRR, of Center township, a. cand'-
date for denomination for the OH 10 of County
Treasurer; subject to the decision Of the
Democratic Nominating Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Each Supervisor having first been sw orn by
Justice of the Peace. Notary Public. or othel
officer authorized to administer oaths. that h,
is a legal votsr of said township. and that h,
will correctly and faithfully conduct said cleo
ton. protect it against all frauds and unfair
ness, carefully and truly canvass all the votes
cast thereat. and return the same according tc
the call of the Democratic Central Committee
of Monroe County, Ohio, and the provisions
Of the primary election law, shall then call up
on the Democratic electors present at the polls
and possessing the qualifications of person.
entitled To vote under this notice, to choose
two Judges of elections and two clerks to as
sist in receiving and taking account Of the
votes cast, 10 each of whom shall be admins.
tered the same oath as already taken by the
Supervisor.
Ths Judges and Clerks shall then proceed
as in general elections. to receive the votes,
hear challenges. examine parties challenged
under oath, and conduct said elections Under
the provisions of the primary election law.
The following resolution of the Central Com.
mittee defines the qualifications of voters:
That men who supported the Democratic
State ticket st the last annual ele otion; Demo
Gratis who move into the county and will be e.
gal voters at the next general election; young
men, known to be Democrats. who will be OF
age at the next general election; Democratic
foreigners who may be entitled to naturaliza.
tion papers in time to vote at the next general
eleotiont shall be entitled TO vote
It is made the duty of Supervisors to see
that this'resolution is carrie into c,mplate eff
fect. and to conduct said election fairly and
impartially. =,
Resolued That the Central Committee whose
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REPRESENTATIVE.

led SaiRfT: AnnoIIoe J0HS K EYsgR,
sR.,. of-Sahsbury township, as 3 candidate
for Representative in the Geusrsl Assembly;
subjsct 20 the decision of the Democratic
Nominating Go INVENTION.
~ si4s. :. MANY DEMOCRATS.
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GE For the year ending December
3Ist, 1882, this county furnished clo-
thing to inmates in Safe Institutions as
follou..