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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-03-16
OBITUARY;

Miss CLARtssA NGRRis. the subject Of
this notice, departed this life August n
1885, sged 81 years 5 mohtHs and Is
DAYS.
The deceased was born near Woods.
Geld, Monroe County, Ohio. In 1851
where she resided until near the close OF
her bright and useful life. when she resi-
ded Tor some time In the town OF Bridge.
port, Ohio, where she was beloved and
respected by oil who knew her
Sister Norris was young lady OF
mote thah oadinayv intelligence, the
daughter OF highly esteemed and re.
speeted Christian family an amiahle and
obedient dabgbtet; fond and Affection
ate cothpsnion; true and obligine
friend TO all who had The pleasure Of en-
ioying her blissfhl compshionship; the
light of the h"me nov made desolate by
he early removal Of the loved one from
earth; the pride OF tie fond father and
mother in their declining wears, truly the
once bright and happy home has been
-brcuded in gloom, and scores of sorrow
stricken friends and companions made
20 noun, and many, very many have
heen the sad expressions Of profound
grief and sorrow we have heard from The
lips OF those who but recently enjoyed
the sweet companiouship Of our beloved
friend, whom to know was hut to love.
The deceased was bright and shining
light 10 the church; becoming Chris.
,ian in early youth. she lived many years
to adorn the profession she made, .
faithful and consistent servant Of the
Master until the summons came and the
angels touched her ssnc'ified life and
hade her take up the golden harp and
sing the Everlasting cong whose sweet
strains make glad the inhabitants OF the
new Jerusalem. Though earth has heen
visited, aeain bv the white.wInged angel,
and home has been robbed OF its bright
eat jewel ,and berested friends have heeD
stricken with grief. We should console
our hearts With the assurance that our
great loss is ber eternal gain. ard that
our beloved sister is gone to that celes
tial land where the pail Of death never
falls and where "God shall wipe awsv all
tears" for her last words were, "Mee'
me iD heaven, weep not for me, I'm going
home"
Weep not for me, I'm going home;
Companions dry your tears.
For soSh tHs hsasehly land tn fuatn.
And live through shdlsss ysars.
Farewell, loved cnes. the way is bright.
Ny earthly race is run; :.
The heavenly land appears in sight,
Realms brighter than the sun.
Isee the angel bands descend,
And bid my soul arise;
Up to the realms Of light ascend,
TO live in Paradise.
Earth's shadows steal across my soul,
Life's feeting day Is gone;
But lol 1 zee the HEAVENLY goal,
The eternal hiorhlng dawns.
tesus Of Nazareth beckons me,
The glittering crown to wear;
Immortal joys my soul shall see,
Immortal glories share.
/ see the peafly gates untold,
The whits.roBed angels shine;
walk the streets Of the city Of g5id,
Eternal joys ars mine B.
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JACKSON TOWNSHIP ITEMS.
WiTrFNs q March II 1885

WILKINS, " m dI Cu L, ICOOs
Ed. SPlRlr: The first sign of spring
was here on Friday in the shape of
Messrs Keigley aud S ewart sowing let:
tuce and radish seeds. A. Stewart,
has tlne lot OF early cabbage plants up
now.
Miss Rachel Garden has returned
home from visiting friends at Yorkville
Ohio.
Theodore Mcknight disposed of his
5000 pounds of tobacco to Mr.. Moore,
of We'z.l County, W. VS..
James Bowen has left for Illinois to
blow up With the cUhntry.
The crowd was 30 large and the eA:
element so high at the Locust Grove
meeting that one man received a bruised
eye and one mashed Toe that laid him
up for two weeks, ,snd he canhol tell how
il occurted.
Mr.. Jacob Ro&els is visiting his
daguhter near Bellaire, Ohio.
A horrible accident occured here
Thursday morning. resulting fatally TO
Mary Hissom EARLY in the morning,
while standing before the fire dressing,
her clothes caught FIRE and before Assist
snce arrived she was completely roas'ed.
She passed away at II A II Saturday
morning, Suffering for So hours. Mary
was the daughter OF David and Fanny
Hissom. aged 3 years 7 months and Is
da,s She bore her sfh clions as one of
Gods children, aud when her mother
was mourning he said IS "Mamma, Why
did you bother me? Jesus was coming
right to ne. and now he has gone away
Then she called for papa and asked,
Papa, can't YOU 60 with me p and her
father said, mo, vo, 60 with jesus ard
I will come" She said, "All right,
papa" and with subdued an bitiou and
q will that nothing daunted or deferred
che commenced singing and sung tie
whole verse:
"What friend we have in 3esus,
; All our sins and griefs to bear;
What privilege to carry
Everything to God in prayer
As one aided by God snd with swee
smiles on her countenance che passed
into better world saying, "All is we'll,
and to-day tom early usefulness sh,
rests. sleeping the sleep Of the just made
perfect. But regret is not without il
consultations. for the lingering inf1uenc.
Of q Jealous life softens our sorrow aDC
gives sweetness to the memory of it'll,
Marv. The funeral services we're belf
at Stewart Chapel by Rev. Holle't. at
P Sunday. Interment at Wilten'.
Cemetery where she was followed by ,
large oortege OF friends.
One fair Ao wer has dropped and faded;
One fair brow the grave has shaded;
One sweet angels voice has Asjj
/ Dear little Mary now is dead. ~
We have been informed that Rev. Hol
lett is going to hold another protracted
meeting here. He is not satisfied will
bis last effort.
Mrs Kate P,eil and son have beer
visiting her husband at Pittsburgh fol
the past month.
All impo rtant news Of this township
will be thankfully received by me for tL
, SfIRlr.
There was man around looking 70
beech lumber. clear of knots, for Pitts
burgh firm to manufacture vinegar of.
Yours, LITTLE ROSEBUD.
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~ The B & o. railroad is threaten.
ing to tear up it's track through this
pace aud build new line through
Georgetown. An engineer will he here
this month to survev the new route, and
stakes have already been ordered.-Jef.
fcrsoaidR
Engineers AMI railroad men are OF
work surveying new route for the B
b o. Road which will leave Cambridge
about mile out 10 the cold.
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FRm the Wheeling Daily Register, March IL
Mrs. WEsr, OF Woods6eld, Ohio, was
10 the city yesterday. This brilliant and
estimable lady, who has been so promi.
nently identified with her husband in the
conduct OF the esprit OF Democracy" /"
will join her husband, now an Indian
uQent some SO miles west Of Glendive,
Montana, on the 6 b prox. The esprit"
valuable piece Of newspaper property
has been sold for $4,000 Mr.. WEsr's
health vas so poor that he had to relin-
quish his newspaper work and seek an
other climate.
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fH Rev. BUNrlSa who was wonder.
fully saved few years ago will be pres.
ont this evening to assist Rev. SrAcF.
FER In his protracted meeting which be-
gan last Thorsdav, and already gives in
dicsiions OF glorious revival. All are
invited to attend these services which
are intended to promote the salvation OF
souls.
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AT LOW FIGURES.

! will offer for sale my house and 8
acres Of ground, adjoining Woods6eld
at verv low 6gures from now IN II March
25th, 1885. II you want t, buy rea
ettste at bargain now is vour time.
CHARLES LYNCH,
I'm SPIRIT OFFICE
Wods6eld, Onio.
February zs, 1855.
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~ Mrs. MARY A. RIcHNER was gran.
ted D divorce at this term OF court, by
Judge KELLEY on the ground of gross
neglect Of duty. Her name was chang
ed TO her maiden name MARY A CUTIE
sis II any one ever was deserving oil
q divorce, certainly Mrs. RfcHNER was.
II is only two we'll Known to all citizens
OF wooAshe!d and vicinity that she has
hes, sustaining herself by her own hard
labor ever since ber marriage. Receiv.
ing no assistance from her husband
whatever. He being burden rather
Il. 10 q lelp mate.
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HMr. CARL JUpKlss express mes
seuger on the B Il & G. Railroad will
90 on the U ,io Central His run IS be.
tween Blcyrus AMI Corning, Ohio
This is good position for CARL and
we hope he will prove as trusty in his
new position as be has In the one he
IAaves AID have no doubt but be will.
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A GOOD CHANCE.

For Stote and Hotel, 40 acres oi
ground to farm OF garden, 25 acres oi
bottom, adjoining the 6. c. WELLS
estate, opposite Claringtoh, on the Ohio
River Railroad. Will cell or lease. In:
quire Of CARROLL & BRO, Marble
and Granite Workers, Wheeling, West
Va. decl5, 'S5Y.
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Spring Medicine

At ho other season Is the system 80 sus-
ceptibie IT, the beneficial ehetts bf d re.
liable tonic and inyigorant. The irfpufs
state Of the blood, the derahged digestion.
and the weak condition of the body, caused
by its long battle with the cold, wihtry
blasts, all call for the reyiving, regulating
and fest5fing influences so happily and
effectively combined Ii Hoods sarsapariila
"Ho5d,s sarsapatlila did hie great deal
of good. I had no particular disease, but
was tired but from over#ofk; and It toned
me.up." Mrs. G. E. SIMMoNs, Cohoes. N. Y.
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wheeling live stock Mark ct.

WHEELING, March IL, 1886
The market this week was quite slow
Messrs Hudson & Bayha furnished the
following quotations:
Ca:,le--l 900 to 100 lhs stock 34a4t
per 10 800 10 900 lbs. 3a34c per lb.
700 to 800 lbs, 3a34c per In.
Hogs Market active: 38s44c pei lb
Lambs-Good, at Sadie per 10.
Calves--3 00a6 GO. per head
Sheep-5a3bc per ID.
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sEOn Saturday March 9Th the i'm
meuse mills OF r. ScHUMAoHER located
ai Akron, Ohio, we're burned to tht
ground. The mills were the largest il
the State aud were doing an annual bust
ness OF S2.00O.0O0 Loss is . half mill
ion dollars. 225 men were thrown ou
of emp, ,yment. Mills will be rebuilt
by COMPANY.
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rMr. JosfAa DAVIS informs us that

egMr. JosfAA DAVIS informs us thai
Revs. CuMMINes and SwARTswooD have
been holding a meeting at New Mata.
'moras in Washington county, the pas
two weeks. Daring the meeting oveI
iA0 have been converted and the meet
ing alill 10 progress. Matamorss must
have been SHINING 10 these many years
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Tickets will be sold from intermediate
points at corresponding low rates For
return passage within ninety days, tickets
will be sold for S5 co less; good for re
turn passage within thirty days may be
sold for $500 less than the above rates.
Call or write to ticket agents OF the
Baltimore and Ohio for Information and
tickets.
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ANNOUNCEN NENTS.
TRUSTEES. .

ANNOUNCES A. j. GRiFFITfi as a candidate
for the Office of Trustee of Center township.
Announce JACOB STIMPERT. ST., as q candi-
date for the Office of Trustee Of Center town
ship.
Announce JosEpH W. Brown ss a candidate
for the Office of Trustee of Center township.
Announce CItARuEs sctiUMAcHER as can.
didate for the office of Trustee Of zen .er town.
ship. =
Announce MtLToN @. REDIN as a candidate
for the office of Trustee Of Center township.
Announce JOSEPH WEisEND as a candidate
for the office of Trustee of Center township.
Announce MARTIN BAKER. Jr.. as a candi.
date for the Office of Trustee Of Center township
Announce JOHN GLAssRR as a candidate for
the Office Ct Trustee OF Center tdwnship.
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Hucklen,s Arnica salye,

THE BEST SALvE in the world fol
Cuts, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum
Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup.
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pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction: or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale b.
4, W. POPE.
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Eg-W. T PowELL, editor OF the Clar-
ington Iadspsadsat vi tied the County
Seat last week. Bro. PowEtt failed 10
give us call II be had We could, per-
haps, have given him the reason the
other papers in the county have not ex.
posed the - themselves.
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EY JoHr W. GRAM.IcH OF Lewisville,
O io, sold his rnerchantile business to
W. o n. BUTT Of that place. Mr.. Burr
Is another OF Monroe's good teachers
leaving the profession. We wish him
success 10 bis new enterprise. Mr.
GRAmLlca is one Of Monroe's self-maie
and accomplished business men, but re-
tires on account OF i'll health.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-03-16

When the weather grows warmer, that
extreme tired feeling, want of appetite,
dullness, languor, and lassitude, af1lict
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 e&psl
humors from the blood without the aid Of a
reliable medicine like Ho5d's 5afsaparilla.
81 could not sleep, and would get up in
the morning with hardly life enough to get
out Of bed, 1 had no appetite. and my
lace would break out with pilhples. bought
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EEWe received the first copy OF the
Macksburg Alrgia last week. 1t pre-
sents newsy appearance and will no
doubt be quite an advantage to the citi
gems OF Macksburg and should receive
the liberal patronage o! the people oi
that vicinity. Success to the new enter
xr;so
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1SS8.
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
ILLUSTRATED.

HlkPERs WEEKLY has now. for more THAI
tSenty years, maintainsd it, position as the
lssdihg illustrated weekly newspaper III Amer:
led. with botstant increase Of literary and
artistic resohrces II Is able 10 offer for the EN-.
suing year attractions Hnedualled BY any pre-
vious volume. embracing tw0 capital illuStrai
ted serial stories one BY Mr. Th6s. Hardy,
among the f5rsiho,t Of living writer's of faticn;
and the other by Ar. " alter Besant. bhe Of the
most rapidly rising OF English hoselists;
graphic illustrations of UNUSUAL interest 10
reades in all sections OF the country; enter
tanning short stories. iRo-tly illustrsteo by ihs
best writer's. and imporiatt papers by high Aus
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features in either letter.press or Satisfactorily
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CRIMINAL cAsEs.

Ohio ys Anson Smith. Assault: will
intent to commit rape. Verdict guilty
Ohio vs Gao. Kemnle. Fined $50.
Ohio vs. John Kalhf.est. Fined $50
Oaio vs john c Arnold. Continued
Ohio vs. Amos Keeser. Fined $40.
Ohio vs. Amos Keeser. Fined $40.
Ohio vs. Daniel Knowlton. Flne1 SIS
Ohio Va 2. T. Hicks Continued.
Ohio VS. Adam Metz. Nollled.
Ohio vs Adam Metz. N ,llied.
Ohio vs Dve Roosevelt. Nolled.
Ohio We Frank Scherman Fined els
Ohio vs Jacob Hogue. Three indict.
ments for assault aud battery. Defend.
ant not arrested.
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u March 9th the depot building al
Morgan Junction. the intersection OF the
CIV. d N Y. railroad with the B q ..
was entirely DESTROYED by fire. Sup
posed to be the work of incendiaries.
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~On aud after Saturday March l3,
train No 8. will run through to Woods.
field every SATURDAY. arriving at Woods
field s P. NJ. and return every Monday
morning leaving Woodsfeld at :15 A..
m.
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afRS. p. GEBHART of Lebanon, this
counts, has located at Sterling, Rice coun.
ty, Kansas, and accepted position in
the city Schools. Mr.. GELBERr is one
of Monroe's flrst class teachers and we
wish him success in HE new home.
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'rralns run daily. tDaily except Sundsy.
Sleeping cars on all through trains bstwsed
Baltimore, Washington, Chicago, Pittsburgh,
Wheeling, Columbus and Cincnusti.
Additional train leaves Cambridge fof
Wheeling at 3:l0 PM and Wheeling for
Cambridge at a, m. daily except Sunday.
c. K. LORD Gsn. Pass. Agt, Baltimore, Md.
W. Z. RRPPRRf, Div. Pass. As't; Columbus,O.
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SPECIAL,
TO
SUBSCRIBERS,

All subscribers to the Sp1Rif and
in arrears on subscription who will
pay up to January /, 1887, we will
discount the amount due then at II
per cent.
The SPIRIT will be sent from the
present until January /, 1887, to all
new subscribers. who will pay One
Dollar in advance.
This. offer will be withdrawn after
April 1, 1856.
WIRE HAMILTON,
Editor and Publisher.
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eE Big oil excitement ID neighhor'
hood of Dudley, three miles south OF
Cald we'll. Ohio. The we'll is owned by
W. CoLLrNs and J R. PHILLIrs, OF
Caldwell
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FOR SALE.

A nice residence in Woods6eId suit
able for small family at low price
which can be rented so as to yield q
large intereat. For particulars inquire
Of J. P SPRIGGS, Woodsfeld, Ohio.
Feb. 3, lSS6-3w.
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ETThe State OF Nevada pays male
teachers Sl40 SO and ladies S96 90 per
month. Nevada and California have
the best schools OF any other State in
the Union.
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EE Thanks to Hon. EMIL KIEswET'
TEA for the aonusl report of the Auditor
Of State which we jnst received,
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cEMrs. MARY EMMoNs, wife OF GEO.
L. EMMoNs. Of this place, died the morn
ing Of the 18th inst, OF Typhoid fever
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EB Several Monroe county boys grad
uated at Startling Medical College, Co.
lumbus, Ohio, recently.
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NEW LOCALS.

az Advertisements in this column will be
charged as follows: First insertion 10 cents per
line, and FIVE cents per line for each additional
week.
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~ All stockholders desiring to come
to Woodsfisld to transfer their railroad
stock and paw Ten dollars per share, will
he furnished free passage 60 and from
Woodfield, nv any station agent. along
the line of the B., z & c. R'y.. till
April fret. March 9.-4t.
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EF Household furniture and an or;
gan foi sale tbs week. at q sacrifice. and
on easy terms c. E HARLAN.
March 16=lt.
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NOTICE..

THE undersigned. John B. briggs, has been
i duly appointed and qualified as Assignee
Of the estate Of Stephen A. Hathorn, an in
solvent, JOHN b. briggs.
mchs, ,'S6w3.
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cE Mr.. JACOB BURKHARr OF Woods
field has rented the briggs Hotel ard
will take possession April lst.
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MEAT MARKET.
Fresh meat every day. Bologna, Sau-
sage's. Bacon and Lard.
apr14, '85. CHARLES YOSS.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate Of Henry Cram, Deceased.

THE undersigned has beef appointed and
i qualified as Administrators Of the estate
of Henry Crnm, late Of Monroe county ,deo'd.
Dated this l9th day of FEBRUARY. A. D, 1886
mch2, '86t4. DEMAS 8. CRUM.
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Scrofula diseases manifest thems elves
in the spring. Hoods Sarsap srilla
cleanses the blood, and removes every
taint o: scIotula.
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W"oasdeId stock Market.
March l5.-Cattle 2ta2Ac per pound
Sheep 3a4o per pound. Hogs 3ta4c pei
pound gross.
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Hoods SarsapariIIa

a bottle bf Hoods Sarsaparilla, and soon
began to sleep soundlyi e5hld get up with
out that tired and languid feeling, and my
appetite improved" R. A. SANFORD, Kent, O
al had been much troubled by general
debility. Last spring Hoods Sarsaparilla
proved just the thing needed I derived an
immense amount OF benefit. never felt
better" II. F. MILLET, Boston, Mass.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists 81 six for IS. Made
only by C. I. HOOD S CO.. Lowell, Mass:
100 Doses One Dollar
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"For seven years, spring and fall, had
scrofulous sores come out on my legs, and
for two years was not free from them at
ALL suffered very much. Last May began
taking Hoods Sarsaparilla, and before had
taken two bottles, the sores healed and the
humor left ine." C. A. ARNOLD, Arnold, Me.
"There is no blood purifier equal to Hoods
Sarsaparilla." E.S. PHELPS, Rochester, NY.
Hoods SarsapariITa
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for IS. Made
only by c. I. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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ASSESSOR.

Annoiince O. L. BELT as Candidate for
Assessor of Center township.
Announce SINGLETON d. OWENS as can
didate for Assessor of Center township.
Please anpounce me as candidate for As
SCISSOR Of Center township.
LEANDER @. BAKER.
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THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY
TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1886.

EY Court adjourned until Wednes.
day the 17h inst.
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D~AIl persons indebted to me will
bestow f,vor by calling at once tn set.
tie. c. E. HARLAN.
March 2-tf.
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Democratic Township Convention.

The Democrats OF OHIO Township
will meet 10 mass convention at John
Rubey's School House March Goth, to
nominate Democratic Township cnicers.
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GOTO JOHN BURKHART'S
For your Doors, SHOES and SOLE
LEATHER. novl8, Sly.