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PROBATE NOTICE.

A CC0UNTS and vouchers have been fled
a In the Probate Court Of Monroe County
Ohio, by the following Administrators, Rx.
ecutor. Guardians and Trustee. 10 wit:
First and nnal settlement account Of John
Pfalzsraf Admir- Of the estate ef Elisabeth
Pfal7grsf, deceased.
Second and final settlement account Of Le'
onidas Scott Admir- Of the estate Of John q
Baumbergsr, deceased.
Pirst partial settlement account Of W. n.
Booth Admir-. with ths viii annexed. Of tae
estate Of Edward Kelly. decd.
Third partial settlement account Of 0. s
Sloan Adm'r de beDis non. with the ril
annexed. Of the estate Of Nelson Hogus, decd
Second partial settlement account VI Su.
sanna ,Neuenschwander Executrix OF the
will Of John Neuenschwander. deceased.
Second aud final settlement account OF
Leonard Twinsm Guardian Of the minor heirs
of William $. Holiday, deceased.
Fourth partial settlement account Of An
drew Anderson g 1a.dian Of Robert Andersen
an imbecile,
Second and anal settlement account Of W
T. Morris Guardian Of John T. Craig, mino
Second partial settlement s,eouut Of Philc
Crum Guardian of Nancy J Glbbons,a minor
Pirst partial settlement accoun, Of Josiah
Pyles Guardian of Martha Buskirk, an imbs
cils.
Third and final settlement account Of W
N. Cleveland Guardian Of J. II. W. McPher
son, q minor-now o: full age.
First partial settlement account Of H.
Hill Trustee Of Sherman Byers, . nonresi
dent miner.
Any person s..er-sted may die written OK
ceptiohs TO said accoputs - ANy ten thsTss
on or before the 26th day Of December neg
when the same will be finally heard ana con.
tinued from day to day until disposed Of
r. K. WALTON,
dec2. SAWS. Probate Judge u. C. o,
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Belmont Chronicle 4th inst.

On Wednesday night of last week ,
Democratic ] 'llificAtion was held at Mt
Pleasant In the procession was carried
a Gag OF the campaign of lS4l, which
had been presented bv the la,l,es OF Mt
Pleasant to Capt. j. W. S. Keto, as be
left that place for Kansas in the Pols
campaign. The names OF Polk anil
Dallas and the donors are printed or
the flag. This relic is IN the hands o
II. P Guthrie. of Martins Ferry, enc
belongs to an aun. Of his. Another faf
carried in the campaign of ls40 by Da,
vid Chambers was also in the procession
Mr.. Chambers Is now 81 years oil. vo
ted for Jackson both times and for Cleve
land.
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Growth OF the Pension List.

The enormous growth Of the pension
list aud the exhaus ing draft upon the
public purse necessary to pay this form
OF obligation will be realized when it is
known that for the present quarter Sl7.-
G00, 900 are demanded In order TO pre-
vent an unfavorable debt statement for
November 50 coo 600 OF this amount
were carried over to December, vet not
wilhstanding this the puhlic debt was in
creased instead Of heing reduced ss
usual.
The bill, which bas passed the Senate
and is nov on the House calendar, will
increase the present pension payments
about S25, 900 600 year il it bec'mes
q Law. The fi'ibusieriug in the House
last sIntsr against this measure because
Of the Senate amendments does not,
however, argue favorably for its pas
sage.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-12-09

EF Senstor Ingalls,, of Kansas, takes
20 stock in the proposition that the Sen
a'e shall attempt la thwart the Cleveland
administration. He says:
In nv opinion. the nominees OF Cleve.
land should be confirmed unless there
are objections OTHER than political. A
Democratic Senate rejected nome O.
Hayes appointments The unwritter
law OF the case is for the Senate to IS
sumo that. in case OF removal by the
President, he has ample cause for it, and
il has been the courteous custom OF tba
body to 90 regard It.
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1885.
HARPE s BAzAR.
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sHERIFF's SALE.
Wiley T. Wilcox
John D. Morris L d.

D Y virtue Of certain order Of sale issusd
from the court Of common plsas, within
snd for the county Of Monroe, sud STATE ek
Ohio. in . case pending In said court bstwssa
the above named parties, aud TO ne directed
will offer for sale at public sactien q ~,
east door Of the court house in WosdsAsld -
Saturday. the Sd dop of Janwasy. 1855.
between tine hours OF 10 O'Clock .. m. anl Z
O'Clock p. N. OF said day, the following de- 4
scribsd real estate situate Ia Monroe eeaaty,
Ohio, to wit:
Being part Of the southeast quastss q
section thirty 1901. township [J]. range I've
r5], beginning for the some fsus snd ~
dfth [4 Isl rods north twenty two and suo
half t22,l degrees east from stone planted
in the middle Of the road running fPs0
Malaga to Bsslisvills, ssid stone being - ~
southwest corner Of lot formerly owned by
N. P. Adams. from wbish stons hiokssy
stump bearing north thirty 1901 degrees sass
thirty three 1881 links, said hickory stamp
being near the corner store owned formerly
by N. Pa Adams; running thsnss nsssh
twenty two and one half [a23] degrees ssss
nine and four nfth 70 81 psrchss; thsnoe
south sixteen and one half tl6}l degrees
east three aud 6ttv seight hundrsdth rs So
1901 perchrs, thence south twenty two ana
one half [22Al degrees west seventy thsse
hnndrsdth f73-i0ol pvvches: tbsnos sesth
sixty seven 1nd ons ~ f615 II lssreos sasB
one and ninety ssver hundredths RI e7.1eol
psrches; thence south twenty two and ere
half r2231 degrees west nys aud sixty has
dredth IS 60-Ioo] psrches; thence soath -.
fl0] degrees west three and ~ six han>
|dredth rs 56-l00l perches; thence soutA
three aud City two huudredth rs 3S2l0oJ
perches to the road; thence north sixteen Aa1
ono half sI1 degrees west three and twsuty
eight handrs ,th Is 2s-lo01 rsrcses; thspos
n,rth twenty two and one half (ee} dsgrses
east four aud two nfth rs 2-5] psschss; tbsssa
north sixteen aud ons half [leA] dssFsss
west two [al perohss TO the place ef bssin.
ning, containing sixty four aud fsrty nine
hundrsdth I64 4s-le0l psrchss.
Except the following part thereof, 70 wiss
Being . part oi the southeast qusrtss of
seotiod thirty, township nve and rxugs nvss
beginning for the same At the northwest ses.
ner Of lot nov owned By 4. ?. Kisas. rupuins
thence east With line between A. 2. Kisss ard
J d Norris. 80 fsst; thence north 80 fsst;
thence west 80 feet; thence south 70 the plase
Of beginning with west boundary line Of y
d. Norris lot thirty feet. containing thrse
and thirty seven one hundred and twsnty
one frsts rerches, more or lees.
Said property 80 ordered 70 b. ssld d -.
praised At $500, and may sail for two thises
Of laid appraissment. Terms Of ssls. eAsA
before co-frmstion.
dec, ,e'84ws. sheriE n. Q. o.
srRIoss 4 DRIsss and PsAsses, Ats'ys.
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Stop the Flummery.
From the Troy Press-Dem.

Ftom the Troy fresS-Oem.
For many years now there has heen a
vast amount Of airs displayed at Wash
ington. not only on insue uration days. but
on many other occasions, and indeed
upon sll occasions President Cleve.
laLd will make great hit IL he brings
The social customs OF Washington down
to the genuine Jeffersonian simplicity
We have sped despotic or at least mon-
archie governments long enough, and
foolish extravaganza has been
encouraged until it is almost impossible
for poor families to live without con-
slant modification. because their richer
neighbors make such ostentatious dis.
play Of their means. A sensible man
like Gov Cleveland can do much to nit
igate thi. evil by sho wing that the high.
est citizen OF the country for the time
being does not consider foolish display
to dignity. Let Us get
back not only to the honest methods OF
the early Presiden 8, hat so far as possi-
BILE and reasonable. to their simplicity.
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sHERIFF's SALE
Frederick Kettersr
Thomas Batiin 4 81.


pYvirsue Of . esrssiu order Of sale issaed
" from the coun of common Plsas. withip
and for the county Of Monroe, and STATS sf
Ohio. In case pending in said court betwcsu
the above named parties. and 70 ne diFse>el
will offer for sals 1t public auott,n. . ~
east dsor OF the ooart house In Wsodsaslds
on
Saturday, TIE Sd dap Of January. 1885,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock . =. ~
4 o'clock p m, Of said aay. the clleBine
described real estate, situate d uoosoo
county, Ohio, to wit: Z
The south part Of the nerth6 u 1r1111
Of section [6] six, towuship ~ so& -
Isl Ave, beginning for the sans Is NJ ssu1&
east corner Of said quarter section; thsaee
bearing north two and enc fourth degrees
east 6itv six and three fcnrth poles With ~.
tion line, thence north seventy niue degrees
west twenty three polls % sugar Tree; thsuee
south eighty one degrees west sixteen Hn1
one 9Th poles to stons heap; thence nsrsh
sixty four degrees west forty four polss;thsass
north sixty eight degrees vest thirty tArse
poles TO Fishers spring run; themes seush
seventeen and one half degrees wet elshs
40Q ONO tnifu FViTo oOWn o8tu f0us tu0u
north sixty seven DEGREES vest ten pole - .
white oak eighteen inches In diameter; the1so
south seventy six degrees vest eight polsas
thence north sixty nine degrees west poles;
thence north sixty degrees west eight pclsss
thence north nfty one and half dsgFsss
west eighteen poles; thence north sixty IN
and one hall degrees wost 6vs AMI tse dnh
poles to the quarter section line; thsnss
south two and one fourth degrees wss0hinsty
seven and one third poles with quarter ser
ton line to the southwest corner, thsnss
south eighty seven degrees west one huudrsd
and sixty poles with quarter section line -
the place Of beginning, containing seventy
one and twensy.on huudredth aorss.
Also, the northeast quarter OF the neFth
west quarter Of section 10 ak. township %
three and range 81 Eve, except three ana
one fourth acres of Of the northeast cesnss
Of said I, containing thirty two and aixty.
Eve hundredth acres, containing In all en-
hundred AID three and eighty .six hundrsdth
acres.
Said property 80 ordered to be seld ID ey
praised at 81, 0s0. and may sell for two third
OF said appraissment Terms Of sale. sss
before confirmation.
c. LupI,
decs. .'s4ws. Sheriff \. 9. o.
G. 3. KsrrxREs, Atty.
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Lobby Gossip About Blaine.
Washington Letter in Cleveland Leader.

washington Letter IN cleveland Leader.
An intimate friend OF Sens,or Blaine's
tells me that there is not word OF truth
10 The statement as TO hi. houses here
and in Maine heing covered with mort
cages. Saws he: "Mr. Blaine il worth
at least $500, 600 believe be gave
considerable To the campaign. but ] an
sure he has thi. much left. Had his ad-
vice been taken he would have been
elected.- "a, wi him one day when
Steve Elkins was talking about the use
OF money in TIE nth, and ! heard Mr.
Blaine remarked: II tell you the money
spent In the Southern States is money
thro wn ~swav. The committee will do
as they please about il, bnt want them
to understand what ] think. am sure
we will not get the vote of Southern
State" Had this advice prevailed New
York would have gone Republican. II
went Democratic for lack Of money"
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INSOLvENT NOTICE.

ON the 25tk day Of November, 1854, the
" Probate Curt Of Monroe County, ohio,
d,olarsd the estate OF Basil Stewart, deceased,
to be probably insol rent. Creditors are
therefore required to present th-ir claims
against the estate to the undersigned for al.
lowance, within ak months from the q me
above mentioned. or they will not be entitled
to payment. GBORHR 8. AL9BO.
Admir- de bonis NON Of the estate Of BAIL
Stewart. deceased. dec2, ,'8swe.
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1855.
Harper's Magazine.
1888.
Ir.LusrRArrD.


With the new volume. beginning IN De-
cember, HAsYxR's MAoAsIss will conclude ~
thirty hfth year The oldest periodical sf
its type. Il is yet, In each new veluas, . Hsw
MAGAZINE, not simply because 4 presents
fresh subjects and new pictures, bot slss,
and chiefly, because Il stea lily adsancas b.
the method itself Of magazine msking. h
word ths hAaANxs becomes more snA
more the faithful mirror Of current NE aad-
movement Leading features IN ne attracts
i've programme tor 1885 are: new serial nev~
els BY Constance Fsnimore Woolson and ",
D Howslls; a new novel entitled s.At the Red
Gicvr;' descriptive illustrstsd papers By -.
D. Ml.let, Swain Clifford, 3. A. Abbey, z.
Gibson and others; Goldsmith's ssShs stocps
to Conquer" illustrated by Abbey; impotssss
papers on Art, Science eto.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-12-09
Not q Bad Democrat.

We would Gail attention to some
points in President Arthur's message,
and submit the proposition that be ia
very we'll educated in Democratic prin-
ciples. For example, his views on our
foreign trade aud the tariff, harmonizes
quite well with the Democratic doctrine
that general taxation shall he exc.u-
sively for public purposes, and shall no,
exceed the needs of the Government
economically administered This prin.
cipie of the Democratic National plat
form is almost identical with the Presi
dents suggestions on that subject. In
short, the line Of argument pursued by
Mr.. Arthur Is tbe ssme which was, by
the leaders in the late lamentei Blaine
campaign, miscalled free trade.
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President Clcvcfand,sOhur
Ben: Perley Poore


The new President will have his un-
married sister and probably one of his
married sisters to preside over the do
nestle arrangements at the White House.
and it is understood that there will be
more simplicity and less attempt at dis
play than there has been since the time
OF Buchanan. President Cleveland will
attend the New York Avenue Presbyte-
rian Church. the present pastor OF which
is the Rev William Alvin Bartlett, wfi6
was his college classmate. President
Lincoln used to attend the Presbyterian
Church, when he went anywhere, which
was seldom. Grant and Hayes we're
Metbodists. Garfield attended The Chris
tian Church, and Arthur worships a. st.
johns Episcopal Church, where he was
married
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-12-09

Tar Rarnesville Republican and
Guernsey Times are not only sore. they
are raw, over the election Of WARNER TO
Congress and CLEVELAND to the presl
dency. Gentlemen, the Democrats OF
Monroe, ss q general rule. sympath'x
with the suffering. but in your csse they
throw up their bats aud cheer every time
you saueal.
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BY CnAs KFNsEI,Y,
The Democrats of Adams Jollify
and Have q Grand Time.
CAMERON. O.. Nov. q. 1854.

The Democrats of Adams JOllify
and Have Grand Time.
CAMERON, O., Nov. %, 1854.
Ed. SPIRIT. Qlite q jollifcation was
had al Cameron, this county, on Tues.
day evening. Nov. 18 h, over the elec
ton OF Cleveland and Hendricks o her
townships, under more favorable auspi.
ces, had quite exhausted their skill and
ingenuity TO produce unparalleled dem
Fonstrations, from whose success and
'ailures, Cameron had the opportunity
/ to profit
N thing dauuted bv the ehilliness OF
the atmosphere, the De nocracy for miles
around ere night had drawn her sable
Certain around the little village of Cam
eron. were present to participate in the
grand ovation. The town was granily
Illuminated The lights we're so taste.
fully arranged, and showed off to so
good advantage as to eclipse anything
OF the kind we ever ssw-on- small
scale In all Democratic houses. every
pane Of glass reflected the light Of tai
low candle, while on the outside Chinese
lanterns were suspended in every direc-
ton. The most effective part Of the
evenings display was the explosives
The committee Of arrangement had del
egated certain persons to handle the
sky-rockets, which consisted OF two
different colors, red and blue The per-
sons who used them we're placed at the
head of the procession. A. they march
ed the skv for few momentsNould he
oh aglow with the vivid light 6f the red
ones, when suddenly the committee
would send scores OF the blue ones sky
ward, there to tmrst high above the sur.
rounding bills; thas alternately chang
ing from red to blue, gave its weird
and awful appearance.
The speakers were Jacob T Morrill,,
E.q.. Hon n Maury and Hon E. Head
Ily, all Of whom did honor 20 the occa-
sion. Notwithstanding the fact that his
locks have been touched nv the SHOWS
| OF many winters, father HeadtY seemed
for the time being tn grow young again.
He seemed to go back in Visions Of rap
ture to the days OF ~ and '56, and the
enthusiasm from this source, added to
his already elated soul, was poured forth
in chain Of eloquent words, which is
seldom eqnaled; ami which seemedto
And chord In unison ia the hearts OF
his hearers, who il it did not elevate. it
forcibly reminded, that We are free
Americans; that We are men; and tha,
We are Democrats While Cam ron
cannot boast as large crowd. yet in dis
play Of re-works, she far osfshone sny
Of her sis,er towns that preceded her in
their expressions Of qualification at the
success Of the party. K
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BLAINE and LoaAx received lS2 votes

We advise J. D. TAYLOR to insert s
paragraph 10 bic bill to retain all soldiers
In the Government service, for the com-
ing four years, for the benefit Of Judge
Advocates and others OF that iik who re.
mained in the rear from 1851 to 1865.
A number Of them will be retired on
March 9Th, 1885.
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Delow.re TO-, Herald.

THE nslignity dispiayed by the Gin
cinna,i Enquac, against Senator PEN
DLKros 10 no way represents The Demo
cratic sentiment OF the S,ate. The En-.
quirer in no sense speaks for the Demo
cratic party. The persistent course OF
the Enquirer TO defeat The Democratic
Ssrty at the polls at each succeeding
election, long ago forfeited Ito right 10
represent the sentiment Of the party upon
any subject.
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FROM LICKING COUNTY.
urIcA. ONO. Dec. /. 1884.


EDITOR SPIRIT Sir: Enclosed please
lind three dollars to paw my subscrip-
,ion for the last year and the next. The
Democi ats OF this county are as happy
as clans at high tide. You can tell a
Democrat as far as YOU can see him by
bis broad grin, which they oil wear. since
Cleveland's election. This county is
Democratic by q small majority, but We
rolled upa bigger majority for Cleve.
lsnd than at any other election.
We had big jelllfcation in Utica the
13.h Of Nov We had speaking. bon
ores. ireballs and q good time generally.
At Newark, the county seat Of this
(Lickinq county, the Democrats had
the biggest time ever seen In the town.
Everywhere the Democrats are having
good times and they are qnite different
from the drunken spree the Republicans
bad after the State election.
Last Monday night the last wager
around here was paid II was this: c.
Hughes. a Democrat, agreed that II
Blaine was elected he would wheel J. W
Hoag. Republican, from the depot to
the South corporation line And II
Cleveland was elected Hosg was to
wheel Hughes. They we're to use wheel
harrows. Monday night Hoag did the
wheeling. preceded bv the drum corps
and followed bv torch light procession.
Hughes, the Democrat, is heavy man
weighing 235 pounds. Hnaq weighs
los; pretty big odds for the Dsmocrat.
But they are q good representation Of
the sizos OF the two PARTIES in 1855
Here Is our farewell to Blsipe.
BY cHAs KTSsEI.Y. ,,.s "
Prosd warrior Of the SNOW white plume
We weep at thee from morn till noon
And at thy fate We can but shiver
A. we think Of the dark Salt River.
With helmet, plume and oilcloth coat
Thy m:nions nov will need boat
For on that dark and lonely trip
They want things that will not rip.
And II thy boat should spring q leak
Just bail her out with your helmet beak
For the Grand Old Purity now must go
Praise God from whom all blessings faw.
Yours truly, john A. HARMON.
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.

To Fred Kindel6srycr.o or sohom 1t may Concern
Notice is hereby given that Abby Lucas
has paid into the County Treasury sum suf.
ncisnt to redeem the south half Of the sou th
west quarter Of the east half of the southeast
quarter Of section II, township 8 OF range 6
sold at Delinquent Tax Sale by Johr
Rusgssggsr, Treasurer of Monroe county Ohio
January Is, 1888 in the name Of Abby Lucas
to Fred Kindelberger.
+ ..,+ 8. A. ATKINSON,
does, 's4tS. Auditor Monroe Co., Ohio.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-12-09

THs latest count gives the Republic
cans majority on joint ballot in the IL
linois Legislature Both parties chsrge
that frauds we're committed.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-12-09

Cleveland carried twenty States and
Blaine carried eighteen. Cleveland re-
ceiyed a majority OF the popular vote
and will receive a msjprity OF the Elec-
toral vote. Yet some Republican pa
pers who "can't understand how it i,,"
talk about cleveland squeezing through.