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levels of the mine, remarking at the same
time, that if men elected incompetent per-
sons to Office they have to bear with the
consequences. The committee next sought
an interview with Mr. Matthews, the coun-
ty surveyor, who stated that he (the sur
veyor), had instructed Mr.. King to employ
q person to make q survey of the mines
and report to him, but so far it had not
been done. On the committee remonstrat-
ing with the county surveyor on the i'm
propriety of leaving the matter in the
hands Of Mr.. King, the owner Of the mine,
he then referred them to anOthey party.
This party however objected to act in the
matter, and q third party was selected to
take the levels Of the King Shaft" but
this party positively refused, so the whole
matter fell back on the hands of the coun-
ty surveyor, who promised to have the
matter attended to without delay. Mr..
Mooney then addressed the board on the
imperfections Of the bill, showing where
the bill as it now stands, is defective in
many points, and should be amended. He
stated, while speaking, that Mr.. Hager,
States Attorney for Will county, positive
ly refused to recognize the report of the
mine inspector, Mr.. braldwood, arguing
that 80 far as the law applied to Will coun-
ty, it was q nullity.
Mr.. John James Was then introduced by
the President of the board, and delivered
. forcible address in favor of sending a
delegate to the Springfield convention.
At the conclusion of Mr.. James address,
the chair appointed the several commit
tees. and the board adjourned to meet at
2 o'clock.
The afternoon session was taken up with
the reports Of the various committees
The committee on Miners' Bill reported
several amendments to the bill, all Of which
ire TO brought before the convention ut
springfield Committee on strikes" re-
ported In favor Of sustaining the men in |
: kings Shaft, and oontinningthe strike. |
The committee on delegation reported In !
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Legal Notice.

DRBECCA HRSSIG and Jacob Hsssig her
II husband. who reside in the State Of West
Virginia, will take notice that Emanuel G..
Blattlsr, Admins strstor of the estate of
Thomas Smith. deceased. en- the 10th day OF
January, 1873. hled his petition in the Pro.
bate Court within and for the county OF Mon
roe and State OF Ohio, alleging that the per
sonal estate of said decedent is insufficient to
pay his debts and the charges of administer
ing his estate; that he died seized in fee Sim
pie of the following described real estate, sit
uats in said county, to wit:
The west half Of the northwest quarter Of
section Is. township three Of range three,
containing sighty-ons and ons.half acres;also,
the southwest part OF the east half ths north
ives. quarter of same section, township and
range, oontaing ten acres, and that Expsrtsncs
Smith, as widow of said decedsnt, is entitled
to dover in said premises,
The prayer Of said petition is for the as
signmsnt of dover to said experience Smith
aud for sale of said premises, and fer the
payment of debts and charges aforesaid.
said petition vii bs for hearing on the 25th
day Of February, 1873.
4 g. BLATTLER,
Admir- Of estate Of Thomas Smith, deed.
jan2lws. By L. HOEFFLER, Atty.
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r. In the Dublin Exchequer Court a
eW days ago. q question arose as to
bow sQon the Irish take TO whisky
drinking. ''At what age" asked the
Judge Of witness, do people begin to
drink in your part Of the country ?"-
Whereto 1fpljed Sejeant Afmsirong,
can answer that, my Lord: as som
As they ere able to suck.r The witness
answered. That is just what / was
sfrsid Of He Days they begin at all
sges." Sergeant Armstrong "Oh, yes,
my Lord, ] know part Of the country
shere, on the day child is born, the
people bleed it in the feet and insert
whisky.n
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Legal Notice.

TBRNEzRR MILLS and Caroline Mills his
II wifs, whose place of residence is mn.
known, will take notice that on the 81 day Of
January, A. D 1873 John Nc cMahon 6led his
petition in the court of common pleas of
Monroe county and State VI Ohio, the object
and prayer of said petition Is to foreclose =
mortgage given by defendants to plaintiff, on
the southwest quarter Of the southeast quar-.
ter Of section Eve, township four Of range
i've containing forty acres of land in Monroe
sounty, aforesaid, which mortgage was given
by defendants to plaintiff to secure the pay.
ment of two several promissory notes Of hand
given to plaintiff by defendants one falling
due January 20, 1856. and calling for 5000,
the ether falling due April l., 1858 calling for
SIPS, and interest to be added in each note
from the time they fell due respectively.
Unless tie dsfeHdants answer by the 17th
day Of January, 1878, said petition will be
taken as true, confessed and at fhe next term
Of said court decree will be taken against
said defendants and the lands ordered to be
sold for the satisfaction of said mortgage and
notes. JOHN MCMAHON,
jan7w6, By 3. Headley his Atty.
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~ Pafas are not romantic. it must
oe confessed. One of them in Daven.
port, Iowa, with three marriageable
laugh,eys, has posted the following no.
lice over his bell-pull: "Wood, &c a
ford coal, 80 cents bushel; gas dear
hd bad. parties staying after 9 O'Clock
III please settle quarterly N. B.--A
<duction made after engagements and
J be full amount added to the marriage
'ortion.A But there are great many
overs ardent enough to dispense with a
<plgar coal FIRE altogether, and whe
onld be Perfectly willing to carry on
be courtin J in the back yard with the
thermometer at Q, il unable to pay pa
PAS prices
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1We must consult the gentlest
banners and softest seasons Of address /;
pnr 4dyice must not fall like . violent
6lEm, bearing down and making those
Troop whom is meant to cherish and
fresh. Il must descend as the dew
pom the tepder herb, or like melting
akes Of snow; the softer it falls the
5nger it dwe]ls upon end the deeper it
nks into the mind. II there are few
30 have The humility to receive advice
they ought, it is often because there
re few who have the discretion to con
{ey II in 4 proper manner.
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kYA few days ago the agen. of an
Accident Insurance Company entered a
smoking car on Western Railroad and
approaching an exceedingly gruff old
man asked him IL be did not want to
take out policy and passed on. After
riding about half an hour an accident
occurred on the train, and the smoking
car ran over the sleepers causing much
'ronsternation among the passengers -
The old man jumped up, and seizing a
hook at the side OF the car, cried:
rWhere is that insurance man r
The question csused roar of laugh
ter among the passengers, who for .
time forgot their danger.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

M AIRY B0URNFIELD, Lucinda Bournfeld,
Ul Lizzie Bourn6eld, Mary Baurufeld Eliza
Buurp6eld. Maria Bournfield, Robert Bourn
field and Abiiah Bournfeld of the State of
West Virginia, will take notice tba. Jacob
Malentake did, on the 9Th day of November,
1872. hte HE pAsieAs. -in- tiuo,--cours OF com.
mon pleas, against them, setting forth that
in the mon h of April, 1865. Matthias Bourn-
field did execute ami deliver to John Klibune
a deed for the southwest quarter OF the south
west quarter of section six, township two of
range FIVE, which deed was lost before 1t was
recorded, and that he is now the owner of
said land; the prayer Of said petition is that
said deed may be set up and established, and
that his title may bs quisted, and defendants
are required to answer said petition on the
2lst day of January, 1879
l.. H0EFFLER, and
AMOS & SPRIrGS,
novl9g4' Att'ys for plaintiff
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Established Quarter Of a Century
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cages variety goods, etc. oct29m6.
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5ecause at the close of every sermon
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pY virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed
from the court of common pleas of Mon
roe county, Ohio, Twill offer for sale at the
front door Of the court house in the town Of
Weodsfeld between the hours OF ten o'clock
.. m and o'clock r. m. on
Satardoy, the sth day Of february, 1873,
the following described real estate, situate in
Nofroe county. Ohio. to Wit:
The south half Of the southeast quarter Of
section eleven. township four Of range six.
containing eighty acres, more or less.
Appraised at 1920
GEORGE CALDWELL.
jan7w5. shsrif u. G. o.
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MARY GAKENHEiMER, whose place Of res
Nl idence is unknown. will take notice that
on the 18th lay of January, lS73, Lewis Ca
kenheimer will take the depositions of Wit
nesses before join Crooks, Esq., in Bridge-
port. Belmont county, Ohio, between + O'Clock
q. m. and o'clock p m, to be read in evi
dence in case pending in the court of com-
mon pleas of Monroe county, ohio, wherein
Lewis Gakenheim-r is plaintiff ana Mary Ca
keuheiu,er Is defendant, and hat the taking
thereof will be adjourned from day to Gay
un,L completed. ~
H0LLISTRR Il OXRY,
dec30w3. att'ys foI L. Gaksnhuimer.
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WIN. LUCAS. ESTATE.

T,HlRTY days after the 18th Of January.
i 1879, the Probate Court Of Monroe coun-
~, Ohio. will make an order Of distribution Of
the effects Of the insolvent estate of William
Lucas, deceased, among the creditors. all
Interested win take notice.
yAs. =. NORRIS,
jas2l,'7Sws. Probate Judge n. C. ..
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These examinations will commence at 9
fo'clock a. IN. and close at 4 p m. No aplll
cant will be enrolled after 10 O'clock q. IN.
A fee of fifty cents is required by law
from each applicant as condition of e1amina-
ton, and must be paid in advance. M
BY order Of the Board
6aug27td. J.W. DOHERTY. Clerk.
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TIE SPIRIT uT DEMOCRACY,
'ilssdsy. February 4,Is7s.

is the pluck of the Omaha
Sld, and honorable mention It de-
g. end shail receive. Lately it has,
lQglr the exertions Of its city editor,
Imposing the oatrages of rowdies
l1oIn gamblers" aud the aforesaid
Eeen threatened with person.
6tanpon which ihr Herald says:
3e(f er man l,v ll.e name of Page
afv 6ther man, dare to touch the
Ied3for of 'lis paper Lamp-posls
kQ numerous in tfls place land
e re nlen here who have had some
efz bic. ii using them for any snch
e 9 he doi,r in Ills community -
Snap-!,ass is rather rude rrm sly
- tmi',siered with the addition Of
|pe, but We .sppose that vinlcnt dis
- ike ,nose in Omsha require yio
Featm nj. At any rate. they uem
10 gel /, therr.
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GEORGE sCHw1NG's ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that on the 9Th day
IN of November, 1872, the undersigned was
appointed and qualified as Administrator of the
estate of George Schwing, late Of Monroe coun-
~, Ohio, deceased.
dec3. .'7aw4. sTEPHFN A. ATKINSON.
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PAhL'S ESTATE.

THE first partial settlement account OF ia
i cob Davis, jr.. Guardian Of RsbeccA J. 4
Nancy <. Pahl, will b. for hearing January
% 1873. JAS. r. NORRIS,
decA ,'72v3, Probate Judge NJ. Z. 0.
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JOHN W. BARNErr.s Estate.

HHK third partial settlement accouus
/ Charles Hare, Adm inistrator OF John, n :.
Barnett, deed, will be for hearing March
1878. &C.,
JAS. B. MORRIS,
jan2s '73s3. Probate Judge N. C. o.
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G. W. 4 NJ. v. GATES ESTATE.

fTNHe third partial settlement account Of
i Brjanin Rouse, Guardian of George W.
and Madison V. Gates, will be for hearing
March 5, 1878
JAS. R. NORRIS,
Jsn2o, 13~3 Probate Jodgs M. C. o.
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MINOS PEPPERS ESTATE.

"HE fnnl settlement account Of George
j. w. Pepper, Administrator Of Minos Pep
per, will be for hearing February 5, 1873.
JAS. r. NORRIS,
Probate Judge Monroe Co, o.
i~1A7swag
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CHARLOTTE CoNNoR's ESTATE.

nN the 12th day of November, 1872, the
~ undersigned was, by the Probate Court of
Monroe county, Ohio, appointed and qualified
US Administrator of Charlotte Connor, late Of
said county. deceased. II. B. HILL.
dac24 '72H3.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undsr.
A s,e ned bss been appointed aud qualidsd
ss Administrator Of the estate of AninS
Coz decd, d,--oct22w3, JOS APHUS cox.
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THOMAS SMITHS ESTATE.

RNHE undersigned has been duly appointed
II administrator of the estate of Thomas
Smith late of Monroe county. Ohio, deceased.
jan2i. .'73w3. e. q. BLATTLER.
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W. A. pIcKEN'S ESTATE.

VsHR third partial settlement account Of
i Alex. Buchanan, Guardian of the heirs
OF VIM. A. piokens, will be for hearing March
4, 1873.
JAS R. MORRIS
1su9s,'f3vS. Probate Judge " C. o.
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GOpFRIED BECK's ESTATE.

fUSHE report of Jacob Tschappat. Admir- of
j Godfried Beck. decd. of claims allowed
against said estate. and the final settlement ac-
count Of the Administrators, will be for hearing
January II, 1878. JAS R. NORRIS,
Probate Judge Monroe Co, o.
dec.7w3
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Xith sd3ne sixty-fve more who are in
happy possession each of over half
million hollars Afier such q sLow-
Lng who can say that Cincinnati is not
solid as rock,
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Farm for Sale.
MN ETY. RES.

MN ETY. A C R ES.
The improvements are dwelling house. and
other out-baildings; good bearing orchard Of
100 trees; fencing good well watered; school
house adjoins the fnrm; Christian and Ger
man church within one mile; saw mill. grist
mill and carding machine within one-half mile;
two veins of GOAL on the place of easy access,
both have been worked, and the neighborhood
isa good one.
Terms, reasonable; payments to be secured
to the satisfaction of the owner. Call ON OF
address, CHARLES McGON1GAL,
dsc24ml. Darlington, Monroe Co., o.
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l. W S VII L e,
In Summit township, consisting Of
Il | G H T.Y-T WO A CIR ES
There are fifty acres of cleared, and the bal
ance good timber land; the place is we'll va
tered, and has one dwelling house, gooc
barn and an excellent bearing orchard.
For further particulars or terms call or
Mrs. Rose, on the place, or address:
JACOB ROSE,
seplIn6. Nasterton, Monroe Co., o.
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Farm for Sale.
Within One Mile Of Wasdsheld.


I an. authorised. b. the s~nsr, ts cell hi.
/ farm Of
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES.
Lying on sunask Greek, within one mile OF
Wood.dsld, adjoining Ferd's mill pr'pelty,
There ars 80 acres we'll timbered and 70
acres of cleared land, rs a.res Of which il
bottom lan1.
Tho Improvements are QUE frame and
hewsd log dwelling; one barn 80 BY 80 feet;
fencing in good repair; an orchard OF good
bearing trees, and water in every fsld on the
farm.
The land lsys WELLS in good state Of eul-
tivaiion; and will be sold on fair terms Par.
shasers are requested to call OF. or address,
H. K. WEST,
jat7ti. Wcodsasld, hOures Co., Ohio.
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FLORA BLAIR'S ESTATE.
THB nnal settlement accounts Of B. g.
i Blattler, Guardian of Flora Blair, will Be
for hearing February IS, 1873.
JAS. r. MORRIS,
jan2lw3. Probate Judge NJ. e. O.
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Notice to Teachers.

fUNdE Board of Examiners of Monroe county
u will hold meetings for the examination Of
Teachers, as follows:
Ia Baresyille Saturday Sept,mber. Z 1879
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Of the same wear, either at Wholesale oil
Retail, will be sold at the lowest Cash Price
jan7r. CHARLES LOBRNSTEIN.