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NEW FAMILY GROCERY

80 ''"I >onili o' NJ. Wv. r. sr'hS's pSy ooobi
MIN STREET iif vi Il ~ loGs; "a
, SNEArlNGEN,
- ISrECrrIIIN ufnn mis- n ir,,ts .r.t 80 ,,,,.
at the coy 0nd csiho1bood that h,, ,sm.,,. ,r
ing ad "en,nr Tar sale Is tlc aoye Spacious raois AN
eEs fEoyrsoNs, Sc ton. NJ Nan c1; !, Sg az, ~
iovihc nn,lcs r"'' - nv wi
s"ts''es'i s sS%ESYd9T dee Ni@s,s
80" Aousg iiysondo kSnaW.is ssn
Re- lgvaCs'oc snpi ra,pii, It,,,
= fsncy ghdo a, C,N cnt.,l n,co,.
| i. I "".,N up ,.sh- sh"ldcts q SIDES
I Vol thocoa'c Mould 4 dipt I~li,,, fn
Supcr'o' : Iio,bsc Mo'osscs Iarcsrirc Eosiu scam
- No do Shayina Susp
hen'le refd oatSn-ar Varcss'c,l do int s,s
! 10 DO srsl loaves CaNri. choice A p,i 'rorse4,
SuregioF Crushed sugar Ra9lcc aud scotch Suua
Orleans d. Hcga'io aud Ir,ucipc Cecsis
" Nos12S Mackercliif - aitsh aud com, ,p
" No Herring re-, Rife Powder
=" M 'rrin,nie,l Shad Lead and Siat
Pepper ground and uus " Percussion Cans
All-p,ce Cloves Hacking ard scru'r hrashcs
Wfai.on Ginger Mason Shoe Riac kins
n p. Natures ?;4S.G,7s :, 10, : ied Nail.
Rice Sa'yrns fiss Iore- and torlscc
JssisinS fr'neh carr auiS Hea,cr lhtclc's
niiteris Ensish Waluu's Supoeiar Cidgr vincear
Germsp Msfh.r Ink. riack sand
Amns aud Cyweres ~ and ~ . Nihd,,, russ
wilma NeyictNutoier arficss cNtcc'cd i nv, DAY.
from the Vast H'' elsewhere. ,,ch ilr asoT
mrn very complete, All 1t Wtclt wiil H. sold a. Inc
ilayHE .omc experience lu-incss .hsI dcvo.e NV
lc,i 'torie ~ procuring and aNs, kccpur me Lee, OF
tccs, with thc f.~ttanrc liza. viii sell az ali times
cheer a. anv Other housc ~ tho civ aud u,fld n,t re-
recnils nVtc az those Wishnr Oia-rs 90 call ami
eNSniHe Tor ihc'sscivcs tcloFc pHr ,osg olsvwherc
VIZ nrrE. Rcd s-, Ncllo~ ilaacls. uerv ehcap.,os,
w. received IN scPl JnSkB MARSH
0T1Mn Superior rlaniNiou Cigars.
AASO0 lOuCdo rriurirc,
fitOdO Rcga',a. Ear safe low bv
y u SiiH!N EE & SrEILE,
60 rnLs No2 MAcKrRri.-
w "a ,o do
~ hide > dn
- do No I Prime Shall
laMdo to i"ccvri,iii. lav and fir sa'eJy
ie 10 ...I W PNNT,I\ a go ]
fNOfFEE.--:sO RAGS Rin CnItc. .
~ 20 pockets Old Guvcfumcut Java C,l.e mss reeev
'l anu "' sale 'Y j. ~ J. w. PAXTON & 90. !
y CASKS IN SOM SALTs-Ee,ciycd and for sac h., I
~ JeS urISoN MORRISON.
x pl R--fr"st gr'und Family Flour from the resi
J. Mus alwSys an hand aud ,,r sale At the nd Sis,l
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The largest Stock cucr brought iHfotEc Ctr
Guaranteed from % 10 30 per cent cieopcr
than any other store
a. HEYMAN.
l35 ZAYE's Row, Main STREET.
WHEELING, VA.
IL aud LARGEST stock of Drv Goods ever og,.ed h. lie
wc, and which he win prove HAT he sells nom p To -
per cent cheaper Than any other store in the city
sci down:
CLOTHS.
leo pieces French English and I.eisian Cloths ,n,.,.
which are some Of Basoons make. no hucs and lssi ev
cr oi'e-ed mthis eiiy Also very RvS Frcns cou, sa
afe Tor Ladies' cnaks Tor ScuO per yard cloth a.
Sl~ per yard. Snperhne English wool dy cd for $50
pes coat pattern, trimmed.
SINERES.
gerry large assortment of Frcuch stripcd and Mai,
sasimefGs al extreme low prices. Superhuc wool.dycd
$40 pieces : iT'TINETTS stirred har red ,pd r,,,r
at very reduced prices sonoof excellent quality for -
MATAMORos CLOTH FIR sack coats: also tcavc,
blue hSnko:ins aud pilot cloh for ovoreoais First rate
p'l@i F s;9! r., y r cents Psr ard
plain and barred satin, &c. for vests
CALICOES.
Coo pieces Prints of every variety and styie. Good
STYLES for lsl per yard such a. b5nery sold for 90
cents Furniture prints, good co!ors, for T. cents per
GINGHAMS of every variety. plain rcd tvillc,l ,v,t
sam sirc OF very superior quality very law pricea
FRENCH AND ITALIAN GOODS.
zoo piece. SILKS aud Sotigs, new STYLES ofsuperor
y" a. ~, & ml' naca aud c"ocod; nom
than they can le found IN any olhar house ia the civ
ecl,e,,, ~, a. s,,,, 49,, eNu ilc''st styles cN'
NOM rlas for ladies' dresses N anew and splendid
for tsdie.' dr,.,es - ' '''' "'" vs. ~ ' ou'
Nous DO isi',- Of good quality fr sl cents ror ward
q 80 80 ~ 'N''s N'lti an" st}lv LIN Warrcd
ofthc richie, ana'i,r Al tI s,n@ r,c A'" "'"a~'"''
Linen fnck,s Handkerchief from -, cents IN si0oO n,
Piece, (hncsi French workedl sri,ndid article ~
Ifcnch worked capc~ AVID collars. Iolka cares &c
HECkS-Shitiing chscks. apron aud firnit,.rr do.
SuAWt.S-iAO ShayIs of an lesrru,ii.,r,s ,,,1.,',
and styles such els have never cou offered lar sa n tl
civ, and very Row Lame silcd Baukct glavsis f,, IN
cents.
tl.ONhiNG--N splendid article of Omhra striucl
wuoliou goods for ladies' c'oakseutnr', new Sf,.
MpKbNbhi.-FrcGch aud common Also Heraers
Sr,
Swiss Null and haired Slus'ias Jaconeis TIrcnd and
cotton I.accs &c
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80 an .Ef0fIe (Infhium

az OF THIS Springs make and tho accumulation of a.,
od stock OF eirh or ten years standing assure lilo
Pu"c or those who paiFon1c me- that all nav garments
are MAD. IN The latest style OF roo Goods and viii
rant my work To ~, and tor Low PRICES that can, IT,
GAINS. 'S ''' Dan
Az. ~. A. NJ .n,us
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EEaE.

81 HSC ANT 20 sn order ofthc County Court of CLN
COUNTY, tnNilc on Moudsv. the nth dav Of octorer
lsl5 awSgdtpg 70 thc ci,N at Wheeling a writ In the ma
lut, "' g WI or IN Qr0p DNMNtN. the tndcrssu
"e'ia ~ obedience 20 SAID wrt, VIII cause sppear a.,
o or near TIT grounds n sad wtit mentioned 10 wit.
NJ. lha' ground be srld t.y bounded on tlc Wet In
N'.u rect on iic so { b. AdepS rect u. The Ia
@ Nai@' street, aui pn The Moth Ia " alnut Al.c,;
rhd comp King wi'hin titee Lnnndarirs ats riml cred
on 'ieGcucral fistpt said CiiY ct NhecnV Is.aa 80
~ ~ ~ = and - and of which .ad lois Nos -. ~
~ ahu 90 mont upon The side srd Nos 49, ~ rnd
- 81" ne or side OF tho SInare bounded Aforesaid
on iiil HShAh THE TWENTY NINTH DAY OF
" ibbER SI6, jury "ftWCivc dSiutrrcs.rt d,Setrte
hcch"ldcts oi ihc county ~ Ohio To view thc salJ
grounds and lois; and Ia hear such PROPER evidence a.
the proprietor propr"ors al u any rart tLcroor
and as TIC said cry, efic and tu ascertain aud ma
according tn the test of their judgment WHAT ia.
M.N'tal TIE circumstances Icing cons idcret-such
%ieor or pfopric'ors OF those having ANY Interest
WIN sustain it SIX feet OFT OF the East end of Lots Ma
-, %, 30 aud ~ and Sin feet al Of tbc Mo-.
tnd "i Lots No ~, -, ~ aud - lie condemned ANA
converted to public use 10 VT; the opruue of au !l.y
Twelve feet wide through said sqare To lead iron, IA
ans street 20 W alntt Alley. Aud hereby notify "a
Le'.les claiming - propricinrs or having any iuis.
~ SSid erotrnis or Ierss' Snd their agents of !,
~ tSf; and u lhe same 10 not completed ON to-
-Wh daN oi October, lSlG, the Jury win he aIiour,y
nom day 10 day untiIthe shall Ic con,pleiej
NHEAT. IOuN AZ IntsI =, Z,
Oct ., 1876 ayv For n q NVopns - "a :"
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/ ,to ~ 'ti'"I cHpcTiOr C0urf OF
20" ga" HGnccTy. tor Ohio county Va.
Ireuc.s z. Armstrong Admins -EyruE pn,,,,,.
,,,.i .,'',N non WIN TIE wiz - James q. Io,n
. " ''' '"al "Nh'' dee a. son,S0nhia his wIf
f,,,.,. n H.. "-Slhsl Lamrdcn Pane sad
-, - -l ~ ". @hu James iahu Cvc'tnc Nuerhury,
S,..,. !, tftHlN hlsWl'e, VIM w widow &c William
a., ., u Hle'i,e mas wttt ias ". NucrhurN aud
I it.,'.,. W u"v M"tN n,s Wt', William ". Alter
ri...,,, , '., W 'l1'h 'hi~ and hurry the Younger
',..' "'N We n' leits aud SGrsliP. Attcgiur,.
representatives, df Ilg;oT Zanc Z Francis 49,
dee H. Mary L. Dorsey. Eli DorScV lar, ,,,,,lr 4,
i.Ntlme NuCrbuty, widow at Nn, trr,,ry Iu,,.,,,.
w. .Ncrluty and N William g. A. : Ntte.bur, -In,.
icr' ny The Younger Saiah a. Al irtI, n At,.,,,r'
' = ''"-i- T.. Nteflhrt, NJ & GtisaVus Ctcsap
,,ss.'W '..tIN, Nu@utd :. and Cornclia -his
i' .,unlH, ana i'@a'"ih ;. Ntcr wife, win take ii'
y "uS'1NWN recap aud Come tvc thF' IN the NIL
n'Nti lctwrcn the hours OF n'cnrk NJ .nI .,d..,
"I sau" d,N The law uIiec OF e. Good 80 ~, H.
ciN Ell Ntcc'ug. OIin county a.iIrrs,t ,,iiI ,',,
coed in take ~" d.rostinus ng I,mr. "A Fursyth Ill
others, 80 c Rad rsit,nrc Si,o,i tn Iesrn, ~ nS
So e.'d ea''se and u the ssue shall not tc 'ak,i,
" Nr daN a' Owe named thc taking thereof will i - y
lm y asInurnmeiu ,,o,u sine to time until the sare
Src taken. V,,,r. A. ~ f'N
80 $50. -. FRANCIS X. ARMSTRONG.
NS,inis'ra'or de ronis win ii " IN of
Noah LsLv decd ,rt IN m a. ~
tlpN III ErE1ITiON or TIE CRY or wnEe
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CAP>.GAP iCns%P 'I9 -! HIN ~ @S'' INV IA;
VEGETSBIE REMEDIES
Al BRl&NTLINGER'S APOTuEC
S0unr, Ubs,JiDo N

Ashland Squdre Wheeling. Va.
III subscriber hes This day ceu appointed Sole 4.
Sc9t an tis city for the sale Of Doctor J. Roses
H,".i;i CELEBRATED VEGETABLE REMEDIES
auaPe" =" sue various diseases whicIihc human I.
uE - s1ileei' "i which the following Is a list.
III Nn,cS trophy tactic Syrup rauaces for tho rurr
ei az chronic diseases affections orthe lungs and scro
llr Roses Cuigi s nm Tor Diseases a. tir i,,,,.
iarrh, hrouchiiis Be
lir Roses Group or five Svrup
~ iise ,omr"upd ENtrac; or SardgsriIa
Dr. Roses Asibug'c E'iNtr
~ h"Ses cough lo1cnecs Tor ia nfthc fhu0ai 4
~ hN~' Imminent fuf WedauC-s pain the cltps'.
,T' 'orr~. I"Hic Mixtures for chiHs aud fever
worms. ~ "
Dr. Rose. roric ,n'trgTeptic, nr all disease. OF
lhr stomach nrdhpWr's. cholera Ip.tuiuw &C.
". Roses fTsslr rim superior to tie Homer Pm
.if. k'scs Tome AltralSc Ne.c able IilI- au cfIr1
''.uH .lH.t' i"f diseases uf tl" '.itEr.
NJ l,'Tcs Strengthening lia~lc. iui Wcakuoss at u,
Inck, lifcas', ~idc stomach.
Dr. Roses SneciGc to- Epcray the only po.tiyc r.,
hIt Tor iuis disease ever discovered
1T h"s"s Ili"uWr'ic N'NmT". acycr known 10 fat
" N"-e \-ttirgcut compound ihfh Umur5. t ur t,
sptug of blood. for fbr cure fa rbars,.s tnr
no h"scs SyFupior cholera and bowel complains.
Also
hr EoscH PATENT INITIATING BREATHING
weak Bipssfs
Ertr0ci from the Natire EaqIc.
~ Rose is graduate OF The Cnyc,siiy OF pcnnsyi,
~, td hes ir nsuy ycIS prsstlecd lis profession
WIS coy wth sieal ~uercs- 10 has nGen s.l,tf,d Al,
iai hts lancc b. rusty aud his medicines purely ,c.c
l"lc which b. in itself strong recommends ION to IN
hio ara taking into cUnsidr- AXIOM That De ont
"P"N-'eiah 'ut AN EutNEyr enc, thiuk We shall civ
nssystcui FAR tria should disease iay as ruthr.
halds uiou oar hun aniiy-
| For particulars cal on GRENTItNGEB.
repc Ashland Square Wheeling
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FALL FASHION FOR HATS.

~ Callani has large stoc of Beoic Cns;ars al
PFA ashton HAS " hich hc Will receive this day from
New lofk1hosc Wishing Fashionable Hat 40 do Ell
10 call soon al I15 Main street.
sep 10 M'CkII.AN
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srFAM povEn.

Tor manuiacturIns purpu.o- lc -ippIc 20 so,e-
dcscii lnus ni mcclsuicr u the .ud .fof, ,f ttr mi
dtue. "r on 'hc ground Huor very moderate r.,
Wheeling, April iS,G.
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NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
80. EP.sFsR.gGEy.
FASHIONABLE AND SUPERIOR
DIZZY CNOnS

, ,I . NI''Fs :. Noic i'c ~ Re. II, ON trc rost m
$3.50 '.i"s TVS stock - rcw & putcAAs ~ N IN cave
ap y" =" Al wth e,fec ~ attention 10 tb., IA sns al
" t'Nii t"c. m" adir- apd Gentlemen nf NJ bceihss
tS',N A." tnNred "a coll ~ him. AND re> fs,,e,-
.''r'i thSi ieN wtil mud ms stock and pricss Ia H.
- desirable a. those al amy ohcr cstah IA
nc dccitcs cnumcr0ti1g Goods N ntseni lnt bc ran
'sum 's trivpt thai thew wiz hud everything trSil
Sp 10 - m ~, on =, ~,
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NTRACr OF,UFrE

III WOULD remind the lovers Of q rich delicsus Chr
~ OF Corec, that continue To sell Felix's Extract %
~ saves At least one half the expense clea-s IN,
S"uf' perfectly and is rich aud Wholesome viii fur
nish the article to retailers al manufacturers prices
me addition OF carriage, az No. l7e Market square
aug ~ ID. M'CINNIS A0rnt f,r ~,
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COuNTY COuRT

Fesstuft hf~i Monday We uuufh ers..,s
hef w March. June August auc Novegntar
ARCH NOOUr, Presiding Jnsfiee
= JACOB. Prosecuting AttorneV
JOHN MCOLLOcU. CiCrk,
ELIJAH DAY, Coroner
9iEO W. SIGHTS. Commissioner 81 Revenue
SAMUEL OLDHAM, f,r r9ut,tft
ONBRSEERS OF THE POOR.
Thomas liofuifuok, = Todd ! pftt,..,
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
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OFFICERS ELECTED BY COUNCIL

CLEER-JAMESS WHEAT,
EgRgEA Ant + SlIALICROSS.
ALDER aES--ist Ward, n M'Naughtcn ;-2nd Ward
james Mcconnell, ;-3rd WWd, Geo Dulty :--iih Ward
Philip Bicr;--Jth Ward, G. Guy.
SsNArARY CONNrrTEE.-ist Ward. Thomas CaiupI ell.
2nd Ward, \ > Todd s--lrd Ward, q w Ilardme;--;th
Ward, John R0hlnson,--J.h Ward, r w gassct
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NEW GARRETT

.ISI received al the newearpei store IIa Main stree
20 w I"ehng, large aud splendid assorln,unt OF Ntyy
Carpets Just received from the anufaeiurers flesh an,
perfect and will be sold at prices st lower than ever
'V Hleh"S ana customers Will please give ~ a call
ecpJ MENpEI. IINRnOIrR A. Ca
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no BOXES TIN PLATE
y - 90 800 rs BraZic-s' 4 shea'hing Coprcr AID
10 pigs nauca Tin receiving ard Tor SAFE low ~
j. 10 j. ". PAXTON 4 'CCr
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ETAs insi received from tle Easiern cities the hest
- aud larSst stock of Dry Goods eyer odr.ed in the.
west, and which Ice " IN prove HAT he sells nom y, Ia ~
per cent cheaper than any oiher store in the city
ia his stock III he found the following at the prces
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gerry large assortment of Frcuch striped aud plain
for one dollar Icr RAID -
S0 pieces SNT'riNET'rS, striped har red and plsin
az very reduced prices Sonicof excellent quality Tor -
cents Der ward. "
MArAMOROS CLOTH FIR sack coats; also beaver
hc bankog aud iIoi cloth for Ovoreoats. First rate
pilot cloth for 81 ceuis per yard
TtNGS-Bcst qualify of wool aud silk veIy.t
plain AND barred satin. &c. for vests
a IL
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OF the Receipts and Expenditures of Monroe
county for the year commencing June End, lS45,
and ending June lst, 1916.
Receipts.
State. Public Debt, Road, Township, School Dis.
trict, and Militia funds remaining in the Treasu-
ry at last settlement $50 So !
Revenue collected on Duplicate of
1916, including the amount Of delin-
quencies and arrears charged thereon
and tax on lawyers and physicians l6,040 81 A
Revenue collected on personal proper
ty heretofore returned insolvent 19 A A
Revenue from State Treasury, being
interest on Section l6, School lands
in Monroe county 294 2S 3
Received from State Treasury Monroe
county's proportion Of State Com
mon School fund s,OI3 Ga
Received from Agent of Fund Com
nlissioners interest on Surplus Reve-
nue. for the year ending January LIST,
lS46, for School purposes 969 81
Received from Agent of Fund Com'rs
interest on Surplus Revenue for
County purposes. and from Treasur-
er OF State interest on same for same
purposes $50 90
Received from Agent Of Fund Com'rs
State Treasury 2,52l 90
Received from same for same purposes
since January last lS5 20
Received fines and costs Of prosecution
IN criminal cases 200 VI
Received for Tavern license 100 10
Ferry do AZ 90
sl"l Horse do 105 90
III 10 saf PedIers do 80 sc
Z" Costs paid for road expenses AZ 20
!" Jury fees in cases Of Ogg vs. Bas-
ford and Tener ct ux. VS. Decker Tux ii 30
Received from estate of c. CALI inquest
expenses .sz 90 "a
Received costs in case Of State VS. P.
Highlcy ~ w
Received for the redemption Of Lands
and Lots forfeiledio TO the State 81 ~
Received for proceeds of Authorised
ofLands and Lots forfeited TO the
State l45 o4 o
Revenue arising from sale Of Section is 800 "a
Received from Treasurer Of State for 49,
double entries ass. 90
Received from County Auditor funds ass
arising from sale Of forfeited Lauds
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sed this apparent neglect, on the part Of the ad-
minisfration; and they must not, therefore, COM
plain Of the President, they will be held res
ponsible, on this point. which now seems to be Of
such magnitude 10 Mr.. Brinkerhof. J.
But why spend more time with this Brinkerhoff!
When the cause Of all his sorrows, his tears, his
lamentations, and his censures are explained IN
few words. He Is himself a q thrice rejected''
apphcanfor Presidential favors, and that toe, with
in avery short period!!
One word. before closing, to Mr.. Joseph Morris,
as connected with this subject. Mr.. Brinkerhoff
says he speaks FOR, and in behalf of the entire Dem.
ocratic delegation from Ohio Now we have this
to say to Mr.. Morris-that If he authorized Mr.. b.
to speak for this congressional district, as he has
spoken, in relation to the settlement of the Oregon
question, then he has entirely mistaken the feel
iDgs and sentiments of his constituents. We yen-
ture the assertion that there cannot be found 100
voters, in this district who will not vote to ratify
the Treaty, If submitted to them for their decis-
ion. And, again, If Mr.. Morris authorized Mr.. B.
to speak, as he did speak, in relation to the dstr
button Of the offices OF the general government,
and Ohio's portion of them, then il was unkind and
ungenerous in Mr.. M. for is it not fact that your
Son, Sir, is now holding very lucrative place,
obtalned from the kindness and generosity Of
President Polk. Mr., Morris should learn what
public sentiment is, in his district before he au-
thorizes Mr.. Brinkerhoff. or any other person, to
speak for US, otherwise he might find around his
neck milestone when he returns to his constitu-
ents" With these remarks we close for the pre-
sent
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DRoBATE NOTICE.-Notice is hereby CIV
en- 10 all persons interested, that final settle
ment accounts have been filed in the Office of the
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas within and
for the county of Monroe and State of Ohio, BY the
executors and administrators of the estates of the
following named persons, to wit:
Executors of James McVicker, deceased.
&c Ezra T. Harvey, 9"
" Joseph Pickard, &c
Administrators of Richard Kirkpatrick, deceased
Joseph McFadden, 4"
Asa FeIshey, E"
That the said accounts are now on file in said office
subject to the inspection of all persons interested
and are continued until the October term of said
court, 1876, for final settlement and confirmation.
WM. OKEY, Clerk.
The undersigned, Master Commissioner, will
examine all the above accounts at the Clerks Of
flee IN Woodshed, Monroe county, Ohio, COM
menclng on the Sd Monday in August next, in the
order in which they stand above and continuing
from day to day examining one each day until they
are all examined and reported.
WIN OKEY, Mas Com.
July A. 1916. Monroe Common Pleas.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of writ of
- vendiioni exponas to me directed, from the
court of Common Pleas Of Monroe county, and
State of Oho will offer for sale at public oucry,
in the town OF New Castle, in said county, on
Thursday the 3Oth day of July. 1916, between the
hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 p. m of said day,
the following personal property, TO witt One hogs.
head of tobacco, packed; and nine hogsheads part.
ly packed; and also the balance of tobacco in Jo-
seph Halls tobacco house, supposed to be about
80 900 lbs be the same more or less; taken in ex.
ecution the property of the said Joseph Hail. at
the suit of oseph Baugher
VIM. d. PATTON, Sheriff
July Is, 1916.
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A DMINISTRAToR'SS SALE.-Noticei ishere.
IN by given that will offer for sale at public
outcry, at the front door of the court house in
Woodsheld, Monroe county, Ohio, on Saturday,
the 18th day of August, A. D., 1916, at 10 o'clock
a. of said day the following real estate, to wit:
Being the East half of the North East quarter OF
the South East quarter of section twenty-seven,
township four of range FIVE, in Monroe county,
Ohio; containing twenty acres of land. Said sale
to be made for the benefit Of the creditors OF Jesse
Jackson, deceased. Terms of sale, one half in
hand and the balance in six months with interest.
NATHAN HOLLISTER, Admir- of
JESSE JACKSON, Deceas ed.
July IL, lS46.-5w
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A TTACHMENT.-No is hereby given to
"A all concered, that on the 2Sd day Of June,
A. d. 1916, John Smith sued out OF the Court of
Common Pleas of Monroe county and State Of
Ohio, writ of attachment against the lands, ten
ements, goods, chattes, rights, credits, monies, and
effects of William Jarvis, an absent debtor, for the
sum of one hundred dollars damages, which said
writ was returned at the June term of said court
1916, served. VIM. OKEY, Clerk,
July IL, 1916. Monroe Com. Pleas.
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NEW FIR WI.
PORTER & SMITH

NEAVING entered into copartnership n the
EE Dry Goods and Grocery business, would
respectfully announce to the citizens Of MONROE,
and the adjoining counties that they have on hands,
and for sale, at atPlTTSBURGH PRICES. asplen-
did assortment of FANCY DRY GOODS, Of
every description. The following comprise part
CLOTHS from 81 80 to "a 90. JEANS from
o5 to so cents. CASSIMERES from so cents tu
81 30. SATINETTS fpm 81 cents to 81 25.
Best Fancy Prints from IA 10 % cents. The
balance of Dry Goods in proportion.
ALSO-An elegant assortment of GR0CE-
RIES, S,QUEENSN'ARE,H HARDWARE, HATS
CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES, which will be sold
at the Lowest Possible Prices for Cash or Mer-
chantabe Produce, such as Wheat, Corn, Oats,
and Bacon; Flax, Clover, and Timothy Seeds;
Beeswax. Ginseng, Butter, Eggs, Rags, &C., sc.
STORING 4. FORWARDLNG.
PORTER & SMITH would also respectfully say
to those who have any thing to do in the above
business, that they have large and commodious
WARE.H OUSE.
near the river, and are prepared, Otherwise to do
extensive business in that Ilne and that too with
out receiving double =" bonus for their services.
We will store and forward TOBACCO, or any
other article OF merchandise, as LOW as any 9TH
er person vii! 10 it. All goods consigned TO US,
bought in the eastern cities. and to be forwarded to
the interior of the county, shall be faithfully aten.
ded to- Farmers, packing their own tobacco shall
receive Liberal Advances on the same, ION deliv-
cry at their warhouse,) until their returns are re-
ceived, and no charge made for our trouble
Please give US trial.
REFER TO
VIM. Bingham,
H. Chids, s. Co., Pittsburgh.
Geo. w. Berry,
C. G. Carroll, C, c,r;xsr;u.
X. F.. Carothers, st ca"
Fleming& Hunter. r,,1.e,;,,
o. Pryor,
J. r. Morris,
Thomas West, : WOVdsfeM
Thomas Mitchell, }
SunGsh, Ohio, Feb. %. 1916.