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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-03-18
SENECA TOWNSHIP ITEMS.

Mr.. Levi Tuttle, q well known saw
mill man of Monroe County, was seri
ously hurt one day last week while set
ting bis mill, but at this writing is get.
ting better. t
Mr.. John Sells has sold his town prop.
erty to Mr.. w. N. Cleveland; conside-a-
ton s42O Mr.. Sells will locat. at Qua
ker City soon.
DR.. A. z. Armstrong wishes to know
who has book entitled "Ferrier,' in or
about the town of Lewisville said prop.
erty belongs to the above named party
and would he thankfully rece wed at bis
office in Calais.
The Law firm OF McCov & Dickersor
has dissolved by mutual consent, Dick.
erson retiring to engage u, the hoG and
shoe business. Uf Gle FULLER.
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Express Robbers Caught.

MILwAUKEE. Wis March 13.-Pren-
tiss Teller. who robbed the P,cidc Ex
press Company ct 81. L ,ui., was arres
ted here tbls morning. He was dressed
as . tramp Tuesday afternoon he lef
a vdise In trunk store, which was
found to contain $4,000. Detectives
watched the store and when he called foI
the valise arrested him. He was heav.
ily armed and made q desperate fesis.
tanos, denying his identity and refusing
to talk.
Tiller confessed this afternoon, and
said II am Prentiss Tiller. l took the
money, about $4,000 In all. I wen,
from st. Louis 10 Chicago and remain.
ed week. thence to Milwaukee. will
90 to St. Lonis without reqnisition
AMI think I will plead guilty No ont
was with me when committed the rob
berry. The idea was spontaneous and
not premeditated."
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JACKSON TOWNSHIP ITEMS.


WrrrENs. OHIo, March IL, 1884
Look out for big explosion on elec-
ton day. The scales have dropped of
our eyes and 10 and behold yoa, We see
Mr. Charles Talbo. and vile are visit
Ing friends ct Parkersburg.
Miss Adda McXuight has returned
home from Creasep's, under the weather
Lovengoud, found girl that thought
che Was not good looking, so you csn
see made failure there for you; but
amt the least bit discouraged. II you
will hitch up TO the buggy some SUNDAY
and drive 10 here I'll try again for YOU
Be cautious and hide the poker, broom
and rolling-pin before you start, for they
are dangerous weapons for wife to de-
fend her rights with arzz -
MARRIED --On the 6;h inst, Mr., o..
car Hissom to Miss Minnie Wright
E.q. Haught tied the knot tor the happy
couple. We wish you much JOY in y'ur
new life. Little ResEBUD.
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The German papers mention the dis.
coverv OF "certain cure" for the gout.
A peasant who was confined TO his bed
by sharp attack wac stung by bee,
and slmost Immediately felt better. A
short time after another patient thoueht
be would try the samo remedy. and hav.
ing induced bee to sting him on the
part affected, he was also cured.
Two varieties OF measles are now pre-
vailing ia Cald we'll the common or or
dinary kind, and What is called German
measles. The latter Ia described % .
kind Of = mongrel disease, partakipg
more OF the characteristics OF scarlet
fever than measles Among the sufier
era from thi, affection is almost the en-
tire family OF Judge Brown.-Ca'dWsll
Journal.
The work OF tattnoing woman for
|exhihition with John Robinson circus
has heeu successfully accomplished in
Cincinnati This subj ct il the, second
woman Of the only Eve persons in
America that are thoroughly ta,ooed.
A brother OF Martin o Van Fleet,
|deiAulting treasurer OF Huron county,
o has been arrested on the charge ot
receiving embezEsd funds The com.
missioners Of Huron county have begun
suit against the fugitive treasurer and
bis bondsmen for $47 .eOS.s2.
q
Governor Hoadly has issusd his proc,
lama'ion setting apart Friday, April 1S
Tor the planting OF forest trees. Every
patriotic man and woman who wants Il
see more George Washinetons and few
| er nonds In the Ohio Vslley will paste
that proclamation in his hat Q: her hon
net II you want TO plant tree wher'
it viii do most good, try it nesr school
house.
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Hoods
SarsapariM'
Combines the
Bxsr Remedies
Of the vegetable
kingdom, and in
such pruportios1

asto derive their grestest inedicinateascfs
with the least disturbance 10 the whole sys
tenn. In fact this preparation Is so well bal.
aneed IN It's action upon tho alinseatary
canal, the liver, the kidneys. tho stomach.
the bowels and the circulation Of the blood,
that It brings about healthy action Of tho
entire human organism, that can hardly be
credited by those who have not seen the re-
inarkable results that have followed Its use.
II the sarsaparilla does not prove sufacient-
" laxative, take q few doses Of HeoD's VEG.
FrABIE FILLS. 1t Is well in all cases Of
bilieusness to take these pills IN connectlon
with The sarsaparilla for the Arst ten days.
That dull, sleepy, SICK feeilng can Pc wnoiMa
. overcome BY the use OF these remedies. VIII
you give them trial and be yourself agalnf
An ex-aldsrman Of this city says Of Hoods
sarsaparilla, ills tho strongest Sarsapar
tiila ever saw"
Each dollar hottie contains one hundred
taverages) doses. Sold by all druggists.
Price one dollar, or six for five dollars
Hoods Sarsapariaa, prepared only by C.
!. HOOD & co, Apothecaries, Lowell. Mass.
~ Use HooD's Toorn-P -PowDEH
mohis,'sa3S.
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~ TIE case OF Theresa Eiseubere
". Marx Albert. taken to the Supreme
Court from the District Court Of Bel
mont. has heea decided in favor Of Al
bart. The folio wing is the record:
Bv the court: T. E.. wife, Joined her
husband 10 mortgage OF her separate
real sslste to secure note made oy the
husband for his own debt. Without her
consent the pavee for valuable consid-
erstiou. agreed to extend the time for
fhs payment Of the note Tor year:
Held: The wiies property occupied
the place of surety, and was released
By said extensiou.
Judgment affirmed.
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MRS. N. Q. WEST, Local. Editor
CHURCH DIRECroRY.

sr sYLvEsrKR's CATHOLIC CHuRcR.-Rev.
Father WRIsrNsER. Pastor. Services at ana
70 o'clock u. Sunday School at p. H.,
vespers and Benediotion at N.
Services st the N, e. Church. Woods6eld.
every Sabbath Preaching at 1880 A. n. and
TP. N. Sunday school BIO P. N. Prayer
meeting every Thursday at P. N. Pastor
Rev. II. D. STAuFFER.
PRESBYTERIAN UHURcH.-Services at Pres-
byterian Church. Woodsfeld every two weeks,
beginning Sabbath. Jan. 9th, o'clock r. N.
Buchanan, every two weeks, beginning Sab
rbath, Jan. 27th, 10K A.M New Castle every
two weeks, beginning Jan. Goth, IL A. II
Pastor Rev W. T. GARRowAy.
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~ The. Noble County Republican
contains this sound advice, which should
he needed by all parties in making nom
inations: Assessors should be men OF
sound Judgment, and not afraid TO value
the property of rich man at its worth,
and with acuteness enough to search out
concealed effects subject to taxation.-
Rich men often conceal moneys and
credits which are subject to taxation,
and defraud the revenue to the damage
OF their poorer neighbors. who honestly
return their property aad pay larger
percentage in consequences OF the with
holding OF thousands Of dollars from
the tax duplicate"
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An Extraordinary Pension.

WASHINGTON. March IL TO the list
OF extraordinary pension bills before
Congress should be added The one giving
pension to the widow of Col. Leet who
1t will be remembered was the favorite
to whom Grant caused to be given q
profitable public storehouse contract In
New York. Under 1t Leet made hand
snme fortune, which was squandered.
He was conspicuous for no military SER
vice, CAM out sound. and wss specially
favored after v1f this is just bill, there
are Thousands OF widows Who are enti-
tied TO similar actions. The bill has
passed the House
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-03-18

When the weather grows warmer, that
extreme tired feeling, want Of appetite,
dullness, languor. and lassitude, afiiict
almost the entire human family, and scrof-
ula and other diseases caused by humors,
manifest themselves with many. 1t is i'm
possible to throw OF this debility and expel
humors from the blood without the aid Of
reliable medicine like Hoods Sarsapariila.
~ could not sleep, and would get up In
the morning with hardly life enough to get
out Of bed. had no appetite. and my
face would break out with p.mpleS Thought
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Bellaita indsnendsnt. 18th inst.


Messrs. John W. Gramlich and Char
les G oblinger, Of Lewisville, Monroe
county, have sent the following articles
to Mayor Cooper to be distributed to
the food sufferers: 900 pounis Of -four i,
IS bushels of potatoes. II pounds OF tea,
81 pounds Of sugar, 10 pounds OF cof.
fee, 22} pounds Of rice, ~ bushels OF
wheat, 400 pounds OF bacon. one lot OF
beans and onions, Q pairs Of bed CON
forts, and . pairs of bed blankets. Thus
the good people of Lewisville take a
prominent place among the generous
hearted donors OF Ohio, and Msyor
Cooper will see that the donation Il
placed where It will do the most good
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Local Notes and Notions.

Mis-. M.Rr L. Mrx1orr. OF ssrdis,
sniseounv. died on the k.h inst.
The testtvsl At the M. e. Church On
,.s,, - sanes.a.v .rveuiuo netted s35 76.
ssb.tit, r.u,. .ad Sow B.xsr vim start
: .,.., ms,.f.r,orv In Woodsdeld in
An.;,
An.rF K,..r of Jerusalem. uur.
,h...a -. ,s..l,v s,o,. ofsD Foam
Lac. teek
.,.,,., povu.x. an old citizen of this
,,.cs a,ed an sunday the 18th inst His
80. AZ ,e.,.
III. ...,.nsn, q, bant,s.,, v,s admin.
;.ts,od - sa.r cb;,dren At the M e.
S,bnrch On 4, sunday morning
M. Assrs Cs.,a. Who has been
te.ebiu. $50 near Columbus. Ohio,
re,u,ned + t,.,e SATURDAY. evening.
Ms. r.. H.vnxs. Who bss been teach.
i;ne -. omyrsHousr school returned
.hor,s l,sa week her school having
closed.
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~
~ L SrucKEY, wife and son, of suns
bury township, were arrested on the o's
irstsnt, charged with the burning OF
SAnuEL FREuDraER's harm. A hearing
was bad before JoHs JEFreRs. Esq on
Mondsy. tie 10th inst. !Qnne anum
.ber .of witnesses we're examined, out
there was no evidence connecting them
with The act, aside from threats made
that they would kill him or burn hi'|
sptoperty. SrucxEY was recognized 10
s!hs sum OF 500 tor his appearance q
Court. and the wife and son we're ais
charged. Prosecuting Attorney DRleei
appeared for the State and A. ). fEARt
SON, ESQ.,, for the defendants.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-03-18

At NO other season Is the system 20 sus-
ceptible to the beneficial effects Of Q TO
liable tonic and invigorant. The impure
state Of the blood, the defanged digestion.
and the weak condition Of the body, caused
by It's long battle with the cold, wintry
blasts, all call for the reviving, regulating
and restoring influences SO happily and
effectively combined In Hoods Sarsaparilla.
"HoOds Sarsaparilla did me great deal
Of good. I had no particular disease, but
was tired out from overwork, and II toned
me4p." MRS. G. Z. SIMMONS, Cohoes. N. Y.
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Petitioners to pay, or tender compen
sation and damages before March 22a;
proceedings continued until such pay
ment or tender shall have been made.
John Bracey and others for county
road. G. Eberiy, Thos. Nuss and r.
King, view with A. Okey, Surveyor.
to meet at Bracey's Mil, Adams town
ship March Goth. at 10 o'clock. A. NJ.
Sterling Jones and Others fora coun-
ty road. @. W Bracev. B. c. Coates
and Matthew Moore, viewers, with A..
Okey, Surveyor. to meet at Joel Tay.
lor's. Center township. March 2lst, at
10 o'clock A. NJ.
The petition Of c. B. Knowlton and
others for the vacation of q county road
vas continued TO the next regular ses-
sion.
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MASONIC DIRECroRY.

NoNRoE. Lopez No. lss f. and A. NJ,
,neets at Masonic Hall in Woodsfeld, on
Wednesday evenings. on or before each full
snosa. 81. B.. HUI, W. n; Jas. B. MoRRIs,
Sec'y.
WoopsE1KLD CHATTER No. IS. r. A. ".
meets IN Masonic Hall. Woodsfeld, on Mon
Asv evening after full moon. J. r. SPRraGs,
NEH. p yks 3. MoRRIs, Sec'y.
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WJ. B. DRroes, ESQ.,. was eagaged
Sor the State IN BelnoDt County Court
last week in the cs.e OF Ohio va Bar.
ANT. The defendant she's aud killed .
con OF JoHE WussER, Of Barasssilie.
near bic melon patch, seven yesfs ago.
At thst time the Grssd Jury failed to
jndics BRxAsr-igncred the sill Re-
Gently the case was taken before the
Gtaud Jury and true bill returned
The Jury after being out four hosrs re-
Turned averdict OF '.Not Guilty" The
verdict is hard to understand. ss che
shooting vas pro. en- i,evond doubt
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PARis, March 13--rhe French occu-
pied Bac Mimi yesterday. The Chinese
fed in the direction Of Thainguien The
French bad seventy wounded. General
Negreyer's column entered Bsc Mini
at 6 o'clock Wednesdsy evening. The
Chinese we're demon allied bv the "turn-
ing" movements Of the combined French
columns, abandoned tbeir positions. and
fed bv the Thainehuien road. The
Chinese loss was heavy. A Krupp bat
terry and much ammunition we're found
in the citadel.
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TorEKA, Kansas, March 13.-In obe
dience to an almost universal demand
from every part OF the State, and in
view OF the enormons interest at stake,
Governor Click has issued proclama.
ton convening the Legislature 10 special
session March 18th. to consider the cat.
tie plague nov existing In several coon.
ties OF the State. known as the mouth
and foot disease.
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Asleep n, Jesus, peaceful rest.
Whose rsakiagis sapremely blestl

Asleee m Jesun peaceful rest.
Whose stakiagis sapremsly bless
No fesr, no woe. shall dim that hour
That msaifees the saviour's power.
During the q ,iet stiffness OF last Sah-
bath moralng between seven and eight
O'Clock. after long and psiafnl illness.
LOUISA 3 GgraEze passed from the
clasp Of loving friends 70 meet those on
the other side. She faded as the flower
before the :hilling Olast Of autumn, and
Sundsy noraiag the silver chord was
loosened, aad without . struggle the
soal vent out 20 its eternal destiny y
Nov loving hsads are preparing her
Iifeless form for the grave Mother
GueHRrE vas In the 18th year of her
ape. The Immediate cause OF her desth
w.s paralysis She had been consis-
tent member Of the ". g Church since
eariy childhood aud was always low
ing, kind and pausat christian mother.
Tbus has passed from among rs one
whom to know was 10 honor aad esteem
The good she din will live after her in
the memory OF thosewhc knew her best.
Her most endearing moments will he en-
shriued within the hearts Of her family
and neighbars, whnse children will
point to her example OF disinteressed
kindness and good will.
The sYnpalhy OF all who knew her
cluster around the daughters now so
! sally bereit Of mother, and It is their
hope that they may be comforted by the
memory az the years wherein they we're
blessed With the society and help of her
Who has goee before them to that bourn
whence no traveller returns.
Calm on the bosom Of thy God.
Pair spirit. rest thee now; r
Zen while with thy foatsts,s tfsd.
His seal was on thy brow.
Dust, to its nsrrsw house beneath;
Seal, to its place ON high;
They that have seen thy lock in death,
No more may fear 70 die.
Lous are the paths, and sad the bowers
whence thy meek smile is gone.
But o, q brighter home than ours.
In heavsu, 10 now thine own.
Buckien's Arnica Salve.
NJ. ,,e.test medical vnndar Of the
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Gray hairs are honorable, but lots OF
old sinners wear them.
Vanderbilt thinks editing q neweps-
per Is the meanest business man can
engage In.
Your health depends on she purity OF
your blood People who realize this are
taking Hoods Sarsapa.iils with the beat
results.
Mrs Graves. oi r 'chester, N. r,
Who Tell into sewer and broke limb.
besides spelling her clothes and ruffling
her temper, has just obtsin.d judg-
ment against the CITY for $4,000.
Il is understood that Mr. Abbey has
engaged Sarah Bsrnbardt for . tour OF
the principal ci,ies OF this country at
sl 200 . night; she 10 furnish. her own
company, and he to pay oil costs Of
transportation.
Ex-senator Thurman has written .
letter to friend in Washington. in
which be says be does not wish to be
considered 10 connection with the Presi.
dental nomination for be neither ex.
poets or desires it. He refers to bic
public career, as closed. and says his
|thouehts are on other things.
Gen. Chas. H. Grosvsnor makes
known bis Intentions to be . candidate
for Congress in the new I4.h district,
which has . Republican majority OF
about 000. Kurtz and the other Athe-
nian statesmen have fair notice and have
probably before nov begun 10 sharpen
their hlades Grosvenor earns every
run be makes.
Pruden's bill, declaring that man
shall not be disqualified for jury service
because he has read general statement
OF the case in the newspapers and has
ap opinion which Il will require sworn
Testimony to remove. has become law.
This gives intelligence chance at The
murderers. and ought to make our
Hanging Featsai an early and brilliant
success. s.-Ners Journal
Senator Wilson, OF Iowa. is oppressed
with the fright that Congress vill invite
insabordins,ion in the army should it do
Justice to Fns Joha Porter. convicted Of
disohedience II the administrations
sould not pardon ntlcers clearly COZ
yictsl OF ewindliag. etc and punish
men like Howgste. there would he less
danger of insubordiaation 10 tines OF
peace
4 bill creating q board OF pardons ~
whom all applications for pardons from
the peniten'iary are to he referred, nm
animou,ly passed The Senate aod will In
all probability pass the House and be-
come Law. The measure was recom-
mended by Governor Hosdly ia his 10.
augural. A similsr hill paced holh
houses last year. hut failed to agree to
an amendment prevented IL from becom-
ing . Law.
The $4,000 colorel voters Of Ohio are
serving notice oa the republican state
cobvention that at least cue OF their
number must he put on the delegation
to tie Chicago convention. They have
no representative in the legislature and
none in Congress. Their rights hav,
heretofore consisted in providing offl.e,
for their white compatrio,s and .spoin,s'
for the medical colleges. They ouph
to be given a chance at Chicago.
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W.,HrseroN. March l2.-The Treaa

WAsHIserox, March l2.-The Treas.
ury Department Is in receipt OF tele
gram from J. H, Sanders. Secretary Of
the Treasury Cattle Commission. dsted
Chicago, the llth inst, stating that he
has information that the cattle disease
now prevailing In Kansas was carried
there in clothing by two Scotchmen di'
rect from on infected herd in Scotland.
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The Popular Route to the west.

Judging from the large number of
people, going vest, over the Baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road, 1t must be the pop.
ular route. The people soon discover
the line that gives them the most coul-
Portable accommodations. and transports
them safely, and swif,ly to their destina.
ton, at the lowest rates, and with the
iewest changes OF cars.
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rownshin Convention.

The Democrats Of Center township
will meet In Woodsfeld on Saturday,
the 29th inst, to place in nominstion
candidates for the Spring election. Polls
will open at 9 o'clock A. NJ. and close
at 6 O'Clock P. M. COMMITTEEMAN.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

BD. sffsrr: Arneuace 8. D. OWENS ~ q
candidate for Assessor. In the Township Nom.
mating Convention. MANY DsnocRArs.
Rp. srrRrf: Announce GsoRoR l.. KNxoIs
as . candidate for Assessor In the Township
Nominating Convention. MAxr DEx ,cRATs.
RD srrsis: Announce BssJ. HsSDsRsaor
o. Q candidate for Assessor In the Township
Nominating Convention. MANY DIHecRArs.
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A Lite saving Present.

M. M E.. Allison. Hutchinson, Kan.
Saved his life hy simple Trial Bottle
OF Dr. Kings New Discovery, for Con-
sumption, which caused hin TO procure
large bottle. that completely cured him.
when Doctors, change of climate and
everything else had tailed. Asthma,
Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Severe Coughs.
and all Throat and Lung. diseases, 1t fs
guaranteed to cure Trikl Bottles free
At Jurtkius. Drug store, Large size
81. 90. a'
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President OF the Society.

SHEEP FuND-The amount to the
credit OF this fund at the February set.
Element was s2,147.S6
Pd. at March session Sl98.00
Reserve Fund, 100000.
Transferred TO School
|. Fupd. 949. .S6
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Fair Bonds.

Persons holding Bonds Of the Agri
cultural Society ere requested to present
them for payment Of one-ifth Of the
principal and interest to the Treasurer,
at the Monroe Bank.
/. P. FARQUHAR,
T3rac;dout of thu coo;atr
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wheelias Live stock ,sar.s..

Cattls-Veighing 1000 lbs. sre quo
ted at Ado; Weighing from 800 to 900
lbs, best quality. 3a.4c; milch COWS.
$50 00s60 90 Bulls. 3s3&c Calves,
IS to size aud quaiitY, s6 0Oa1c 90 per
head.
Lambs-4ta6ac per ID.
Sheep-Sa33c per III.
Hogs-$6 50aS7 0O for best grades
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RoADs The County Commissioners
at their late session made the following
disposition OF road cases:
Vim. Steele and others for . county
road In Center township. A.. Arnold,
C. N Blowers and G.. Eberly, viewers,
with A Okey, Surveyor. to meet at Fred.
Schneider's on March 18th. at 10 O'Clock
A. N.
W.. Moose and others for altera.
ton OF County road from the Potts
church to II. DORIS mill. Henry
Smith, John Moare and J. C Yoho,
viewers; A. Okev, Surveyor. To meet
ct DORIS mill. Wayne township, March
l7th, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
z. Duvsll and others for county road
in Center township. D. Lentz, ]. Affol-
der and VIM. Botien6eld. viewers; A.
Okey, Surveyor. To meet at W T.
Jackson's, Center township, March 24th,
st 10 o'clock, A NJ.
John Brister and others for alteration
Of county road. John Bott, Jacob
Hamilton aud Alex. Pickens we're ap-
pointed viewers
The viewers OF the Cbas: Keepers
road reported in favor OF the alteration.
Ordered, tn at said road be established
q public high way 80 feet in width.
The viewers reported in favor Of the
road petitioued for by Jas. Il. Grahsm
and others in Malaga township Order
ed established . public highway 3s feet
In width.
The supply road In Salm township pc.
titioned for by C. McGonigal and others,
also, the Salem township supply road.
petitioned for by J. W. Fox and Others
we're continued to March 22d. Also,
supply road 10 Ohio township, petition
ed for By Geo. Lude aud others, contin.
ued to same date.
Petition of Robert Grant and Others
for county road L. Twinem, q. Neu-
hart and David HonnelI were appointed
viewers, with A. Okey, Surveyor. to
meet at mouth OF Pratt's Run, Green
township. March 26th, at 10 O'Clock, A
N.
Hiram Hines and others for county
road. Report in favor Of said road With
following compensation and damages
Couprra DAMAGES.