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f i Id FsaERIFgss SALE fq2
Thomas Scott
d vs. vs.
John w. Scott ct al.

r i = J. : ss a u X:- Z. y " u a Al y /
DY virtue Of an order Of sale IN partition
u 10 me directed from the court Of common
plsss n Monros county otto, Twill easr for
sale. at the front door of the court heuss In
the town Of Woodsfsld, between the hours
Of 10 clock 4. m. and O'clock p. m, on
Saturday.sAs ;26th day Of December. 1874
the folio wing described isal estate situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to Wit:
The northwest quarter Of tho northwest
quarter Of section twenty y-seven, township
four of range. six, containing forty-ons acres
Also, the east end of the northeast QUAR-
ter Of the northwest quarter Of section TWEEN
ty.sevsn, township four of range six, con-
tanning ten acres.
y Also, the south half of the southwest
quarter Of the southeast quarter Of section
twenty eight, township four Of range sig
cOutsiIing twenty acres. 81
Appraised At 81, ,4s0, subject to dover O
Elizabeth Scott.
novi7,'74ws. Sheriff n. C. o.
H. HotLASD, Atty.
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Legal Notice.

DEyJAMrS -DASFoRp, as Adniaistr ator
ID with tho will annexed OF William Q. Por.
ter gives notice to Joseph Porter. of the State
Of West Virgiaia and WI iam Portsrx of the
State Of Ktnsaa.. that on the y0th day Of Ooto-
Der. A. D. 1874, he filed in the Probate Court
of N nroe County. Ohio his petition against
them and others, the object and prayer OF which
Is. to obtain an order to sell the following de-
scribed real estate of said dsoedent, to pay the
debts Of said estate to wit: II
About twehty-fuur acres Of land in the south
Q st quarter of the northeast quarter of section
tweutv-ene, in township seven Of range seven
bounded on the north BY lands Of She ertaAn,
on the east by lands Of John Keat on the south
by lands Of Danford. and on the wet BY
lsnds Of D Kent: and7.hat said matter IN
.a;d petition will be for hearing Ia said Probar;
Court on the 7th day of December, 1874. U
L3iat.}s}J = BENJAMIN DANFORD. q
uovS, ,'7atd Administrator.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
"a
The Monroe County Bank
7 H j vs.O i d
James Ferguson ct al.

DY virtue Of an order Of sale to me direct
tCsd tom the court xpf common -plass o.
Monroe county, Ohio, r Will otfsr for sale. al
ths T. ont door Of the court house 10 ths town
Of Woodsisld,. :. 1bststqn, the hours Of, Ia
o'sleek >. NJ M And And O'clock P, m. on bsars,
Satsnarssthe 26ihdayot December, 1874,
the following described real estate, situate in
Monroe county, Ohio. to wit:
The northwest quarter Of the eoutheast
quarter, and the southwest quarter Of the
quartsr, also ths sonthvest quarter
Of the southeast quarter Of township three,
range six, and section ave; containing ono
huDdN and sixteen aorss aud sixty one hun.
drsdths Of An sore. sst;. =. IL -.
Appraised at Si.4op. ..,s, ...f,,,a -,
r. o. LITTLE,
psvl7,7Sws. ,l.tg-,. Sheriff ~ G. O.
HetInrxa s cxII, A.ys.
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From the aa,..t.,, Novenb.r 10 !

From the Gaseete, Novenber fp1
Coal is only seven cents per bushel at
Baruesville. - nv,
The Grand Jury adjourned on Satur.
day morning ,having reported % bills of
indictment,o of which 16 are for violations
OF the liquor law. u '--,a'1y.a4 s.-. s
A little son Of Jacob Beam, formerly
of this place, aged about 6 years, died in
Cambridge on-last, Sunday of Group, -
The remains were brought to ST. Clsirs.
vile on Monday, and the funeral took
place on Tuesday forenoon. .a.y
John D. Whailer was arraigned in the
Common Pleas Court on Tuesday after.
noon, on the charge of stealing horse
from Samuel D. Talbot, Of Washington
He entered apiea Of gaiity,
and Judge Chambers sentenced him to
8 years in the Penitentiary. -.
A breach of promise suit, in which
Agnes Stewart was plaintiff and 1. D.
HighIeyman the defendant, came off in
the Common Pleas Court on Tuesday
last q The jury returned a verdict for
the plaintiff for $4,000 The plaintiff
resides at West Wheeling. and the de.
feLdant at Beilaire.
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.Netieee

BARBARA rHoMY, who're place OF residence
II ia unknown to plsfutif Win take notice
that on the 18th day of November, 1874, John
Thomy 6!sd petition in the oourt Of COM
mon pleas Of Monroe bounty and State OF
Ohio praying for divorce from the said
Barbara Thomy, on account Of the wiifal sb.
ssnce Of said Barbara for moro than three
years. Said petiticn VIII be for hearing IN
said court at the uext term.
-, a.. :, - .@ .1''. HoLLisrER 4 dEEY,
ncvlY;;'1sss. Att'ys for plaintiff
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DY yirtus Of An order OF sAls to, me directed
n from the court Of common pleas Of Monroe
couotv, Ohio / will offer for sale At the trout
door OF the court house. In the town Of
Woodsasld, bstwssn the hours Of 10 O'Clock
. IN. and 4 o'clock p. m, on
Saturday, the 26th day Of December, 1874
the following described real sstats situate in
Monroe sounty, Ohio, to Wit: p "a Ii !
Lots number t~sity one, twenty two
twenty 6vs and txsnty.six, In the town ol
New Castle. x 45s
at $3sS. .----- ---,---~
TO. LITTLE,
novl7.'74w5. Sheriff u. Go.
I j. r. SPRloos, Atty. Il iGil
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7skH.Niys. sRlcBxEss bwidews of EIaC-

47sEHsMTs. aRicBxEss bwidow5 of ELAC-
due HIcHxER, decrased.A who resides at
the mouth of Standing Stone run ih this
towpship, Center. was seriously burned
on Thursday. evening. the 18th ipst-
G She Eas lpnttjngss stick Of wood into
the stove,awhep sheroapron aands dress
acsught Are; she attempted az extingaish
1.-The flames, hut was unable TO do 81 A
young girl, in an adjoining room. lcar-
ing the noise, ran in and succeeded in
phtting out the fre,, hut not until the
old lady,s clothing had been almost en-.
tirely burnt of. Her arms, face, neck,
and hesst we're yerN badly burned and
one o. her ears was partially burnt off.
ouraa aai6ff>sDs thinks her recovery ex-
tremely doubtful.
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:ggf Road Notice.

'ATOrICE j. hsrsbf given that apeiticn will
IN be presented to the Commissioners Of
Monroe couutys Ohio, at their regular session
in December, 1874, praying for the alteratioa
of 2, county road, cnmmsneingJ At crossing
ON the Forts Fork OF Wills Creek on the
lauds Of Bari .,nin Danfsrd, andths nearest
and bsst rbats 10 intsfsect ths present road
leading to Millions burg, at or near the black
.u,jin shops and TO yacate the road from the
locks Of the road. ooinm-iicing near nthsaland
between BENZ ujam,n Dauf"rd and William Ksnt
and ending al or, ns.r stheeh acksmits shop
!, ss.275 5fiii. -. MANI PErlrIQSER5..
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MANFRED % On tie lith iasts.;ibv NJ
WARwrcki ESQ u ofi Retitei tbw,rship,
Mr2nttN BLrTHE and Miss ELLEN
CRAWFORD. - -
Un 'Ge 9Th day OF September, 1874.
by W T H DANIELS, Esq ofiSuns
bury iownship, Nj JOSHUA SMITH and
Miss Many sRRAxcis jIIS q
On the 18Th inst bv Elder, JouN A,
BAKER. Mr. ISAAC P CLINE ana Miss
lUEiA A. SNlfH pafwag 103iiW
On the 18Th insf. bv Rav EPHRAIM
DooLfffnE, Mr. URIAH HUGHEs ami
Miss. MARIAN G BARNETT.
On the 10th inst by III BoueHNER.
Esq of Salem township, Mr.. WILLIAM
MONTGOMERY and Mss MARGAREr j.
Ross, doth at Monroe county. ~ 81
. On the 18th inst By the same, at. the
residence of the brides father, in Came
ron this county, Mr. :. RosrRr LoxAx, OF
BsimontscounV, and Miss SARAH PAL.
xEz, of Monroe county.
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.sHERIPR's SALE.s i
Francis F Cooper
Aoner G. Carleton ct al. d.

DY virtue Of an order of sats 10 me directed
IL from the court Of common pleas Of Mon.
roe county, Ohio, / Will oHsr for sale, at the
front door Of the court house, in tbs town Of
Woods6eld, between the hours OF 10 o'clock
q. m. and 4 o'clock p. m ON = ...1q
Saturday The 26th day 1 December, 1874,
The following described real estate situate In
the county and State aforesaid, to wit:
Out lot number eleven In, the lands attach.
ed to the town OF Woodsfeld, bouadsd and
described - follows: Beginning for the Same
alta stake At the west side OF the commons
Of the town Of WoodsAsid, atths northeast
corner OF three aors lot Of land, owned BY
kdWard Salisbury; thence northWard with
the west commons OF ssid town one hundred
and ninsty-four feet to the lands Of Andrew
Rausenbsrgsr; thence westward with said
Raussnbsrgsr's land one hundred aud ninety
feet to The lsnds of Fred Nsibohs; thence
southwark with said Nsibchs' land one hun !.
dred and ninety four feet to the three acre
lot Of Edward Salisbury: thence eastward
with said Salisbury's lald one hund red and
ninety feet to the place Of beginning, con
.sining six-ssvsnths Of an acre, 1t being .
part of section twenty mine, township four
ofsrahgs i've. ~ -E'E.Ts .FEFy-. /
Appraised At 500. af.s 4 :.
-f TO. LITTLE,
novl7, 7,'Y4~s. Sheriff u. C.o.
HSsfzR 4 MALLORY, Att'ys.
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Full Returns from Kansas.

ArcnIsoN. KAs., Nov II The Cham.
pion has full returns of the vote in the
State. The total vote cast was 5000,
near IL, 900 less than two years ago Os-
borne, Republican, for Governor, has l3,-
457 majority The average majority for
the rest Of the State ticket is about 10, 900,
the opposition vote about 1.700 and othe
Republican vote about $4,000 less than
two years ago. The Legislature is two
thirds Republican ,
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HA man named HlNpxAs. who re
sides near Calais. fhfs county, was found
lying ~ the road near that place one
day last week. He was suffering nom
an appoplectic stroke and died in about
three hours after being removed to a
house near bv. On his person was
found 5000 in money and q, 900 In
checks on different banks. Z ! =
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Legal N0tica.

4 ERAHAM HRNfH1RN, whs nSsla,sA sut rf
p the stats OF Ohio will take na&fos stat
IN the l7th day Of 0svuhsr,. sls q, JSha!E.;
flrniufil led his amended pstisiea In the Dire
tsiot Conrt Within and for ths asaptys os
Monroe and E,ats nf Ohio, agains. him aa,i
John MeNahop, ths .ehjecs and prA, 81 sf
which IL 10 qu,si plaintiffs tiiis 70, ana ~.
session Of, The following real estate - ssia
county, to wits no
The southwest qnsrtef as tbs aanthsast
quartsr OF sestions 6ve, sownship fourj ..d
range ave. s7s yeai Is A'i.fe9 sfSt9f
,s Said sasnt horn Is required TO Answsss said
pstitioa by the 18th Of December. lss4.
H0LLISTER oEEY.
u eet2I,'74wa. AssSs for Gsria.
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f@fhs ffamily of Mr.. STEPHEN
SoLEs. of Bentengtognship, has been
very AegefslR ah hicted during The. pres
ent month. Five Of his children have
diedsof diphrheris since the 4th inst,
Wis :S1Qnepn the 4th,inst,,sged 5 years
oks OH tie llth inst. aged 8 yehfs two
oHthe,14th3inst1. aged 10 and 1a sears,
both, were hurried in the same grave, and
one on the 10Th inst, aged steat9
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Notice in Partition.

z = =
T Ryr toY, Harvey Jsys Mary Howell .nd
II William Howell her husband, Adaline
Soy, Leonard Joy, Diens Edge and Frederick
Edge her husband, Nancy Joy and tho un-
kown heirs of Elizabeth BradfsTd, will take
notios that = petition was 6led against them
on the flst day of Ootober,a. D. 1879. in the
,ourt of common pleas within and for the
county Of Monroe, by Cyrus Acaugh, and Is
now pending. wherein the said Cyrus McHush
demands partition sf the following. rssl.ss-
tass, to wit. sEJ1kE 50 esJ 3 :
Situate in the county Of Monroe and State
Of Ohio, and being the southwest quarter o
the seuthNsst quarter Of sso,ion thirty th.esl
township Three of rahss Ave, containing
twenty six acres moro or less.
And at the next term OF said court the said
Gyms NcHugh will apply for IN! order, tha,
par tition may b made of said sprsmses! ;
IN II ~ t1dt ssa3g CYRUS McHUGH, ~
By HAHvsy HOLLAND, his Atty.
Arto1iTA5E 4 -4..t..~s,.ft ..
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RM. BpyaHNERs E.qs of Salem
tavashi iSMfom med IDS last week that
the wheat prospect along Sunfsh creek
was 4he lbest he, bad known for many
years and that there was q greater
bresdth sown this year than in any one
during TlAs past ffteen years. 0 IA
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s@R correspondent from Calais
writes concerning the match game Of
Base Baif at Miltopsbnfg between the
w oods6eld and Caiais Clubs :: ''s''~ - +;
.The Captain Of, the Calais club says
that X TIE woodsheld Boys ARE dissst,
isied with the last game they will please
send a. vord,. when they will NEE. sss
again either 6ese or a. Miltonsburs. and
We viii play single game giving them
their -choice of Implies. The Calais
boys think they can play q dozen more
games with the " oods6eld boys, with
out any wrangling or hard feelings, il
At. Repot.er will keep bis glib eat Of
the xayr""ss sas 20 glff,ap.a $ 6is.d iiiw 3
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Belmont County News.

yyS Fpn TIA Chronicle. 10Th Inst rr,,
james Smith, residing 3 miles north
Of Martins Ferry, was hurt seriously
last week by tree falling upon him
which he had chopped down .',,,...
Judge Cowen who was abseat las,
week, attending the trial as counsel In
the Grove Will case at Macon, Mo-, re-
turned on Sunday. The jury failed to
agree this time. Standing eight 10 four in
favor Of the contestants...ls ..ss....s.i
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SHEKIFF'S SALE.
z. C. Miles, Executor,
81 . :. vS. - ~ "a :
j. D. Carpenter ct ux.

,DY virtas of an order Of sale 10 me direct
ID ed from the court OF common pleas Of
Monroe county Ohio. will Offer for sale 81
the front door Of the court house In the town
of WoodsHsld, between ths hours Of 10
O'clock =. m. and O'Clock p. m. en- ------
Saturday. The 26th day of December 1874.
the following described real es,ats situate in
'&onroe county Ohio, to Sit: -
The west half OF the southeast quartz, oi
section seventeen, in township seven and
range seven, containing ssysnsy,sish' aors'
irss -, :, Ssie -3sz,qam est =
gAPpFsHso ~ $A,3zo 10 tooW -
81 -. r.. -, - ,,s', I. o.. LITTLB,
novl7, ,'74wS. Sheriff u. G. o.
HOLLIsrER L 0kRr, Att'ys.
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Noble . ounty News.
From tn. Press, November 1871

TIouA tuv 1 H0SSs &NVVouUOk AS'l
Joseph Anderson, who was tried at
the recent session Of Court OF shooting
with intent to kill John Jordan, was &C,
Quilted on the plea of insanity. . Z, 81.
The injunction allowed at the recent
term Of Court will be cheering to the
tax ridden property-holders, along the
line of the Summerfieldapike.i si1 ra {
The Grand Jury of Washington Coun.
tg found 81 indictments after q session
Of six days, and il wasn't "a good time
for finding indictments, either, !
Rev. Father Kluber, 1of Fd1dah, favor
ed US with call Thursday last He re-
ports the brick work finished on the
beautiful and .,comm0ttioas Catholic
Church his congregation are building at
that place. bios ~ rtu sra .5s7s5s .s1ral.
Runaway teams are fashionable in
Cumberland jacob Cleary's team ran
home from the mill last Tuesday. Dave
St. Ciair's team ran away the same day.
demolishiug the buggy, and ,brpising Mr.
ST Gaif and j J Crozier. 81 4 81 ID
From ths Republican, November l9.]
Geo. Cunningham, sent to the insane
asslumsat Aaheps, died al thA place. .
few weeks ago. He lived in Samuetfsid
about twenty years. /
Daniel Wilson, an old settler Of Sum-
merfeld is lying, dangerously i'll with
lung fever Mr. Wilson settled on the
farm where he now lives when it was
Government land 4''''l' % ps' 1917 Il
: "A sssions aeeident occurred near Lib
erty school house; Mr. Murphy was
struck on the head With base ball, ffac
turing the skull and is feared materi.
ally affecting his intellect.
Old Mrs. Goodrich, formerly ef fSha-
ron township, but lately Of the County
In6rmary, died this morning after pro-
tfacted illness. She was IS years old, /
FiRE.-on the 29d of October, i sta
tionary saw mill, belonging to Stephen
Mills, of East Union, near Freedom
The fire occurred about o'clock P II
Loss shout 81, 900; not insured .Iis Build
ing, together with some lumber, ,Z1aA the
machinery except the boiler and engine,
total loss.
WILLIAMsBURe--On last Saturday,
Nov. II. Mrs Sarah Reed, wife of Thos.
Reed, died Of typhoid fever.
Also, on the same day, Mrs Rebecca
Finley, one of our Oldest citizens. Mrs
Finley with her husband, VIM Fin.
ley,. emigrated, from Virginia to this
State, about the close Of the war of 1914
and entered quarter section of land
upon which our town now stands. In
1S46 Ms Finley, died, his widow remain.
ing in the homestead until her death :
She had reached the good old age Of 8;
years, enonihs and "A days
.oOur. merchants quite busy riding
over the country hunting cl'ver seed :
Tobacco would sell very rapidly at abou
81, if the farmers would take it. -
.SARAHsvILLE-The, crop Of tobacco
raised in this vicinity ischanging hands
at prices ranging fror 81 to 80
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Other Diseases of the Throat.
Settlement Accounts,

PlosAfE Jupos's osvlCs, Noxlos CsusfTy1
WooDsriELD, ONO, November ., 1874 J
1NHE following settlement accounts Of Ex-
! eoutors. Administrators and Guardians
will bs tor hearing November 80. ls7A: -
Rosanns Kennedy Rxsoutrix Of James T.
i Kenpsdy, dnal.
Benz. 6tips Adm'r Of Michael stins partial,
Michael Boughner admir- Mary 3. Mccoy Anal
g. W, Carrothers Guardian Of Mary B. Thorn.
perry aual.. 3 81
Hannah & Baton Guardian Of L D. and D. c.
Eaton, final.
J. T. sssvar. aa.rdi.n Geo. w.stev.rt.a .an.l
>sJAS. n. NORRIS, N
nov1o'74wS . Probate Judge.
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: aiHf Go 70 JuDxiss' to buy your Lamp
Oil and Lamps.
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mayl2'74Y.

Repor sei1he Treasurer ~ fhe
Monroe County Agricultural So.
Cicty.
'aa TGaT WooDsrIELp, O., Nov. 9, ,lsi4is 7
81 a$s -s1 90 ssT9E gE9 DR., i.
To total amount Of cash received, Sill IS
CT. By total aunt Of cash paid out.F 81 80
To balance on hand, S210 IS
". I, XcsEif, Trsa!Nrsr.
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EvMr;f:,J. fas.as and Mr.. JOHN
DuvALt, of Lee township, purpose open
ing store in Sardls during this month.
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80 lEAt an ELECTION held in, Ohio
townsbip on the 14th inst, JoHx 'Mu.
HLEMAx, ESQ, was reelected to the Of.
f6spfrr a rustiss st Isas Rssss sYf sfso'qefth
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The Baltimore Cattle Market.

The Baltimore Cattle Market.
,sae4TllnE 4TllnE wnEeLiNaa
t.W WE.EKLY.m E,GIStTER R
80 isaye Is PRINTED EVERY .lie he,
|TlHURSD.AY,i' ,N'IG n T.
AID contains Full and AcsuratstG Report Of
the Baltimore Cattls Market held on that
day, sent TO II BY special telegram at athssvy
cost.
The Wheeling weekly Register
oontains 'n0 columns Of matter each
v..f =, g see" s7oia bsA yitnai 2ni
3 1000 Gala l,s,,I'in u i. n One Year
And is sent possrpaid for So. Valuable Pre-
miums are girsn toal Club Agents. ana to
subsoribsrs., Distribptiop Of Prsmiums De-
oembsr 80, 1874. One $500 Cash Premium.
novfO,' '7aa2. gsG9Z .ne.jr5iT1 b aEj 81
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EEThe Board of County Commits
sioherkmeetnin regular session on Mon
day, the7th day OF December. sf'e iia
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DR. virtue 4 an order Of sale 10 me dirset
- cd from the court of common pleas soi
Aoaroe eounty, Ohio, will ofsr for sale j,
the front door Of the oourt house, In the
town Of Weodsdsld, between the hours ol
l0 o'clock .. m. and o'clock p. m. on
Satsrday,,he 26th day Of Dscsmbsr,lS7
the following described real estate situate in
Monros county, Ohio. to wit:
The southeast quarter of the southwss,
quarter Of section twelve. township three o.
range six.
=. Appraised At; 500. .,,.E.,.I!
novl7,T4ws, sheriff N. CO,
HoIusrlR 4 0KHY, Att'ysr y q 8
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Aif'sdbscribers 81 THE Sr1RIr re-
siding in Monroe county are entitled to
receive their paper-free of postage, even
II it goes to an Office outside the c0un.
k1..9s s@les es@i s,s sgs.sr.7arg slfTFhr
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HL HoEFrLER will pay CASH for
dried apples and peaches.
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.YYiPHEssEO IpaKEys SYi
On Thursday, Thanksgiving Day, at
81. r. MAsoN's Meat Shop.
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Buckingham's Dye,

FOR THE WHISPERS.
,mAs our Remover IN many easas,
requires too long time. and TOO
much care, to restore gray or faded
WhiskGs, we have prepared this
dye II ,6nS psvparossoa ; which viii
3 quickly and et5ectually accomplish
this result. It is easily applied,
and produces . color which Will
neither rub NOT wash Of Sold BY
n Druggists. Price Fifty Cents
,Slanufsotyrsd by \. p. HALL. l. CO.
10 HASHUA ME- 90 '89'
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HEver psrsons have connected
themselves with the n. E. Church in
this place during the past ten days
The meeting is still in progress.
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DInD.-On the 18Th inst, an infant
child of Mr.. R. NJ. HUFFMAN, Of Perry
townshipsaged two fmonths. o.tq,
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4. G. Miles, Executor,
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syYvirtue Of al order Of sale to nae direct.
ID cd from the court Of common pleas Of
Monroe, county, Ohio, vii offer for sale a
the front door of the court house. in the town
Of sWoodsasldr bstusen7 the hoursv Of "a
o'elook =. ". and z O'cloek p. m, on
Satsrdayythe 26tA day Of Detember,ls74
the following described real estate situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit: ~. s7snasli
7 . The east hall. Of the southeast quarter oi
section seventeen, in township seven aud
range seven, containing seventy eight acres
and forty -hundrsdths Of An acre. .'t''
Appraised at s2,sSs. - ''i '~'8
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