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Elec,,on of Jus,Ices of the Peace.

n@-T The Jury in the IRWIN case, in
the Belmont county Common Pleas
Court, returned q verdict in favor of the
county tile 4th inst, of s2,400 The
amount claimed was about Sl3,000-
The trouble originated while Mr. IRWIN
was County Treasurer. and arose from
a deficiency of the above sum in the
Treasurer's and Auditors accounts
| 1t is clsimed that that amount of bonds
We're redeemed, not cancelled, and by
/ some mysterious means put in circula-
lion and redeemed second time; but
it is not believed that Mr.. IRWIN had
any knowledge of the transaction. The
st. Clairsville papers say that the fnd-
I ing of the jury was based on other er-
rors, not made by IRWIN
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Soy The Democrats Of Somerset
township, Belmont county, elected their
ticket, with the exception of AYERS
JoHN for Constable: Trustees-J. R.
ATKINSON, j. W. CARTER, JOHN T SKIN
NER. Clerk--O, T. SEvERNs. Treasurer
-RoBERT CLAUDY Assessor-W H
HELPBRINGER Constables-J. G. HAIR
RIs, l. B. CLIFF.
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The following persons were
elected Supervisors in Center township
on the 9th inst /:
.1st District, j G. ROUSE; Cd. J B
TRuAx; 81, DAVID STARKEY; 4th, SAM
UEL EeGER: 9th, WILLIAM DIEHL; 9th,
HENRY SHORTS; 7th, B. HENDRRsHoT
8'h. GEoRaE HlxESBAUaH 9th, JESSE
JACKSON 10th, ROBERT GRIFFITH; llth
JONAH WALTERS 18th, GEORGE HUBER
18th, STARRING JONES; 14th, LoUl,
|SULEsBURGER 18th, JOHN EDDY; 18th
HENRY GRIFFITH
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
The Monroe County Bank
Ezra Coen ct ux.

DY virtue Of an order Of sale to me direct
ID ed from the court of common pleas of
Monroe county, Ohio, will offer for sale at
the front door Of the court house, in tue
town of Woodsfeld, between the hours Of 10
O'Clock a. m, and o'clock p. m, on
Saturday, the 15th day of May, 1878.
the following described real estate, situate In
Menroe county. Ohio, to wit.
Being part of section number two. town
ship four of range five, beginning for tie same
at the southeast corner of said section; thence
west eighty rods and nine links to the south
west corner OF the east half of the southeast
quarter; thence north on the line dividing said
quarter into halves, one hundred and twenty
four rods to stake; thence southeast seventy
three and one-half degrees - rods to the Sec
ton line, on the side of said quarter section a
stake; thence south on said line one hundred
and one rods and five links to the southeast
corner of said land. being the place of begin
ming, containing ffty-six and one-half acres
more or less.
Also, a tract Of lahd in range FIVE, township
four, section one the east half of tho northeast
quarter Of said section, containing seventy-rsins
and sixteen-hundredth acres, more or less
Also, tract beginning at the northwest cor
ner OF section thlrty-one, township three OF
range four; thence south twenty degrees west
eighteen psrches to the road; thence twenty
seven degrees east fifteen and a half perches
and eleven links west, north forty-fSe and q
fourth degrees cost eleven perches and four
links in section thirty-two; thence north forty
degrees east three perches; thence north forty
| two degrees east twelve and a half perches,
with red oak eighteen inches in diameter;north
fifty-four and IL half degrees west six and a hall
| LINKS to white oak fifteen inches in diameter
south ffty-one and half degrees, west six
links three and fourth degrees east twenty
perches and fifteen links to white oak fifteen
inches in diameter; thence north fourteen and q
half degrees east eighteen perches and ffteeI
links to beech three inches over; thence one and
fourth degrees east eighteen perchos and eigh
| links to white oak twenty-four inches diameter
thence north twentv-nine and half degrees
west forty-three perohes and twenty-thre'
| links to stake at run; thence north six degree
west twelve perches;thenoe north ten and a hal
degrees west sixteen perches and twenty links
thence west one perch to section line; theme,
south with section line one hundred and sixty
nine and half perches twelve and a halt link
to beginning. containing sixteen and hal
acres more Or less.
Appraise ed at 5
7. o. LITTLE,
apIl6,'75w5. Sheriff NJ. C. o.
,HoLLIsrER & oKBy, Att'ys.
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MARRIED March 2S, 1875, by HUeH
WINLAND, Esq, of Wayne township,
MIR. GEORGE w. ALLEN aud Miss. Ma
HALA C. KINsEY
March 80, 1875, by Rev. F. Keller,
Mr. JACOB EGGER and Miss AUGUSTA
STEINHoFF
March 30, 1875, by ". B. NEIswAN-
GER, Esq, of Franklin township, Mr..
ISAAC LEAsURE and Miss MARY ANN
FoRsHEY
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SliERIFFS SALE.
August Meyer
Adam Henthorn.

DY virtue of an order of sale to me direct
ID ed from the court Of common pleas Of
Monroe county. Ohio, will offer fer sale at
the front door of the court house, in 'he town
of Woodsfeld between the hours of 10 o'clock
a. M. AMI 4 O'Clock p. m, on
Saturday, the 18th doy of May, 1875,
the following described real estate, situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit:
The northwest quarter of the northeast
quarter of section twenty-seven, township two
and range four. containing forty acres.
Appra sed at Sooe.
70. LITTLE,
apri6,i75w5 Sheriff NJ C. o.
HUNTER & MALLORY, At:'ys.
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rThe following item is from Gosh

~The following item is from Gosh
en- township, Belmont county:
Rev. j. S Cummings, formerly OF
Woodsfield Circuit, is supplying Rev j.
is. Coils pulpit, Belmont Circuit. Rev
Coil being sick, vas unable to come =
He preached at Burr's Mills on last
Sabbath morning, the 4th inst, with
great acceptability to all who had the
pleasure of hearing him.
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gThe proposed amendments to the
Constitution were authorized to be pub
lished in at least one new spaper, of
general circulation, in each co unity. The
Secretary of State ordered them pub
lished in TIE Spirit, for Monroe coun-
ty. They will be found elsewhere, and
our readers should give them a careful
perusal.
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Eg' Paints, Oils, Varnish, Glass &c,
at T. o. CASTLE g. Cos, at bottom pri.
ces. We havn't had 20 years expert
ence in Drugging but propose to sell
Drugs, Patent Medicines, Dye Stuffs.
Brushes and all other Articles in our
line at ve,y reasonable rates.
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The contract for building stone
arch bridge across Forts Fork of Wills
Creek, was awarded by the. County
Commissioners, on the 9th inst, to Mr.
RoLLA MEREDITH, of Marietta, Ohio,
for the sum Of S1,400; the same to be
complet ed on or before the 1st day ol
September, 1875
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s@ Mrs Bella NJ Patton, wife Of,
Joseph A. Patton, ,deceased-and daugh-
ter of the late Judge Wilkins, of this
place-fiied on last Sunday, at the resi-
dence of Mr. S F Booker, near Fair
field. Iowa--St ClaiysoMe Gazet.e, 8th
inst
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25th Annual Statement
OF TUE
UNION MUTUAL LIFE.
srArs OF OHIO, issrsAscs DppAnTnssr.


Co1cMBUs. Maruh 1, 1875.
Whereas, the Uuioo Mutual Life IDsurancs
Company. located 1T Augusta, In the State
OF Maine Directors Oh e. Boston, Xasia-
chusetts,) has filed in this Office sworn
statement, by the proper officers thereof.
showing It's condition and business, ami has
complied in all respects. with the lsws OF this
State relating to Life Insurance Companies.
Org n'ssi by ae: Of Congress. or by or under
tho laws of any other State o. the United
States.
Now, therefore. in pursuance OF law, l,Wil-
liam /. Church. Superinteudent Of Insurance.
for the State of Ohio, do hsreby certify that
said Company is authoriz, ID TO transact its
appropriate business Of Life tnsu ranos In this
State, in aacordanoe with law during the cur
rent year. The condition and business OF
said Company at the date OF such statement
fDecember 81. 1874 Is shown as follows
Aggregate amount of admitted
Assets. including the sum Of
S2,3l3,466 SO in premium
notes and loans held by the
Company Oh policies in force IS, 1876 500 40
Unadmittsd Assets amounting
to S56,T55 TO-. ........
Aggregate amount of liabilities,
including 81 ,0ll,s60 for Re-
insurance Reserve -. 7,l23,ls7 90
Amount of income for the pre-
cediug year, inelu ding S455,.
600 94 In premium notes. E. 3.40S, ,Q09 "a
Amount of Expenditures Cor the
preceding year in cash. ...... l.l65 04o SO
Amount OF premium note ex.
penditures tor preceding year 420.997 09
In witness whereof, l have here.
unto subscribed my name. and
[ssAL caused the Seal of my Office to he
affixed the day and year above
written.
W. T. CHURCH, Superintendent,
Surplus Ohio standard. 81. .673 $40 40
Surplus Mass Standard,
Interest," a. per cent, / 244,llS 90
Incorporated 1s4s. Purely Mutu-
al. Interest Receipts Overpaid
Death Losses III 1S74by
$1O4,SO7 74.
6132 Policies issued in 1874, insur-
ing $14,5OO,O00. A gain of 40 per
cent over previous year OF which
739 Policies insuring $1,600,OOO
for $53,500. Premiums were
through Ohio Department
No Perplexing Restrictions on
Travel, Residence or
Occupation.
Liberal contracts nith men Of good re
| cords. Previous experience notns'
cessary. Agents echo are con-
tsmplating change are
cordially inuited to cor
respond aoith ths Ohio
Manager.
Al the Usual forms Of singls and jos,a l!t
Policies issued, females ,oittont ertra caarye,,
Including Life Rate Endopments Oh as taoora-
bas terms as any other Company.
Ohio ONCE Departm ent,
Cor. 4th and Race Streets, Cincinnati
| sAM'L W. JOHNSON, Aanagsr.
| uor.o r~nr.,rs mn aro&
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Meeting Of the Board of Infirma.
ry Directors.


The Board met on Saturday, the Sd
inst, present john PFALzGRAF, HENRY
SMITH and JACOB DRuM
The following bills were allowed:
Jesse Carpenter, for corn, $S %.
R. Clingsn, -four, S6 Is.
DIR. JAS Smith, medical service, $50.
c. H. Dnnkwerth, furnishing goods to
outside paupers, SAL %
Jacob Burgbacher, bedsteads, SS.
Washington Sloan, conveying pau
per. So. ~
! II. j. MuhIeman, conveying pauper, SO
Ketterer l. Morris, merchandise, Sal
Al. .-
Adjourned to meet on Saturday, the
lst day of May.
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Rule Store

GOfUCM ksUfe Store.
(sse advertisement In this papsr) take This
method of informing his old customers and
the public generally, that shall bs pleased
to have them call and sea me at his old stand,
Coraer Of Ferry and Marhct Streets,
where shall endeavor to treat them in such
manner as to merit q oontinuapos of the
patronage bestowed apoa my predecessor
TX. SMITH
N. B.--r shall carry outhe Drug business
as heretofore.
Clarington, Ohio, April s, ls75--w4.
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transfers OF Real Estate,

F. Handshumacher to George Burk
hart, so acres, Summit township, 81,
coo.
Hurd ct al, to D, Bigger, 159 acres
Adams township. Sd 500
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s@The contract for building two
stone abutments at the Holmes farm on
Sunfish creek was awarded by the Coun-
ty Commissioners, on the 9th inst, to
JACOB NEUHART and JACOB LElBFARrH,
of Woodsfeld, at 50 A per perch, the
sameto be completed on or before July
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Mrs. WILSON, Of Brookfield town
ship, Noble county, died the 2Sd ult -
Her age was "a years.
Mrs. S, B. PUGH, of Caldwell, died of
Consumption the S,h inst
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Notice.

A LII persons knowing themselves indebted
N to the undersigned, by either note or book
account, are hereby notified to call and settle
on or before the lst Day of April, 1875,
as there will be a change in the firm at that
time. ask all those indebted to me to give
this their immediate attention, 80 that oan
settle up the Old business.
G. H. DANKWERTH,
feb23,75w6 ciarington, Monroe Co Ohio.
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Railroad Meet
ing at the Court
House on Satur-
day, the 18th inst.

e@-A farmer named JAMES CAREfNs
of Meies township, Muskingum county,
ended his earthly troubles the 9th inst,
by strangling himself TO death with a
pl6w line.
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kyOn the 9Th inst, in the, Probate
Court Of this county, STErBEN Gun
N1EGs, a native OF Great Britain, declar.
ed bis Intention to become citizen o
the United States, and received his frs,
papers e zss g - z'sRe. ssls
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p@If you want the news of Monroe
County, the general news of importance,
late market reports. subscribe for The
SPIRIT TERMS One year 81 so, six
months - scents Office, North Of The
Monroe Bank. -
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DGThe Board of Directors Of Woods
field Special School District, at a recent
meeting, insured the school house in
sthe EIna2 Insurance Company, through
its Agent, N BAKER, of this place
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w The latest monstrosity is repor
tied from Malaga township pig witt
eight legs, upon seven of which it could
walk, the eighth being useless. 1t sur.
vived three or four DAYS.
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CLARINGTON
SCHOOL.

VNHE first session of this School will oom :,
l mencs on Tuesday, April 70, and
end Friday. July 2, 1875. None but compe.
tent and experienced teachers will lie em-
ployed, and no efforts spared to make this
School equal in point Of excellence TO any in
this section of the country.
While we desire the patronage OF any wish
ing thorough practical education, We espe-
cially solicit the attendance of those desir-
ing to qualify themtelves tor teaching, az
special attention will be given to that class oi
students.
TUITION.
Common Branches IS 90
Higher .............. 90
Tsition required in advance, aud no de-
ductions made for absercs except in 0 .ses Of
protracted illness. =.
Good boarding can be obtained at reasona
BILE rates.
For further particulars address or call or
| II. Il. TILFORD, Principal,
mch23, 75tt. Clarington, Ohio.
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EThe members Of the town coun-
Gil elected on the 9th inst, are, Louis
HoEFFLER, eJ1nEs r. SAITH and PHILIP
W&GoNHEIsG
The old members are, N HoLL1srER,
N. KoEHiER and r SToEHR.
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EMr JW. HAWKINS, of Woods.
field. has obtained position as clerk in
D tiry goods establishment in Pittsburgh
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n6rTHE SPIRIT is mailed to suhscri.
bers outside Of Monroe County, free ol
postage, at 81 so per year Ifsyou
want y6nr friends in the West to know
what's going on in Monroe county send
them The SPIRIT.
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EEMr. DAVID OKEY, of WAYNE
township, Belmont county, formerly a
resident of this county, was elected
Justice of the Peace en- the 9th inst
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HMr. JOHN FRoEBIscH, of Jackson
township. who was injured some time
since by log rolling over him, is re-
covering. -
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w Yard wide bleached muslins a
10 cents per yard, at &. c. MILES
Somerton, Ohio.
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~The election for Town House
in BsrnesviIle was decided in the affir'
native by 34S yeas to 800 nays.
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sr6r Our thanks are due Senator A.
G. THURMAN for full set of the Con.
gressional Record.
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~New arrival OF Druggists Sun
dries at T. o. CASTLE & Cos Pratt:
Atomizing Cologne, Sparkling Gelatin
Prepared Cocoanut, Camphor DC, DC
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EE Township Assessors report to
the Auditor to-day, 18th inst, for their
blanks and instructions
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e~ Mr.. JoHs B. NoLL and assistants
commenced the preliminary survey oi
the railroad route from Woodsfield tc
BealIsyille Yesterday, the 18th inst.
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"Tberel that explains where my
clothes line went to" exclaimed an Iowa
woman as she found her husband hang
ing in the stable.
The resignation Of Treasurer Spinner
takes place July l, next He will be snc-
ceeded hy John c New, cashier of the
First National Bank of indianapolis.
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A, Joseph Bigley,
Constables-Z Nalley,
VIM. Farnsworth.
All Democrats.
*Judges Of elections.
The three persons receiving the high
est number Of votes are trustees, while
the two first and fourth are judges OF
elections 4
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RE-Mrs. S. j. BARNES and family re
moved from this place to St. Clairsvill'
last week.
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EF Good ginghams at 10 cents pei
yard Prices Of everything at r. c
MILES, Sumertun, Ohio, reduced, ever
the piice Of a spool OF thread
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swJ. T. JuDKINs and JOHN DoHERrY
were elected, Directors of Woodsfeld
Special School District on the 9th inst
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DrMrs. MARY CHRIsTNER, wife oil
Mr., HERMAN CHRIsrNER of this town
ship CeEter, died on Thursday, the 9Th
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IwO On the 7,h inst, the Probate
Court of this county issued license 10
Rev JOHN Brooks, authorizing him to
solemnize marriages within the State OF
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~EpwARD BETHEL, Sr, of Kennon,
Belmont county, died of pneumonia on
Friday the I'd inst ~
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wThe dwelling house of Mrs. L.
cINDA Hicks, near Hunter, Belmont
county, was DESTROYED by fire the ,1st
inst. Insured for $500,
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gCalicoes, the best in this market,
at 8 cents, cash, per yard, at L. HoEF
FLERS store.
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eEThe select school of Mr.. R. E.
TnfoRD "Opens at Claringtona on Tues
day, the both inst
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sS-The following item comes frou
Benton township: ee1

benlOn tOWnsnIp:
!, s.. BRowssvrLLE, O., April Z. 1875.
Rev john BRooKs, of the regular
Baptist Church at Brownsville, was or
dained pastor Of said church March 4th,
1875, and since that time he has bap.
lised into the fellowship of said church
twenty-eight persons; and Others are
awaiting the ordinance.
The meeting was held at what is gen.
orally called the Salisbury school house,
near Cochransville, this county.
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Call and See Ne.

TAvING purchased the store of C. Il.
Il Dankwsrth, Claring.on, Ohio, known as
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s@Tbere were 80 applicants for GER
tificates at the teachers examination on
The 10th inst
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~JoHN MOORE, aged SO years, a
resident of Perry township, died the
31st ult
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hwIf YOU want horse bills, sale bills,
letter heads, business cards, envelopes
with business card printed, bills OF la
dingpor other. job work, call at TIE
SPIKIr office, or send your order. We
will do you good work at low rates.
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southern part nf Monroe County. Ohm. twenty :
tnilss frun, the Ohio River. and is famed far the
hospitality. morality ana intelligence of it's
citizsns.
Ths school buildihgs arc new and comnodi-
cns. Students can obtain goud uccoInInalh-
tons ut reasonable rates. rt.e
NORMAL DEPARTMENT.,
The Principal of this department. is opab!ed.
by his long expeiicnce rs teacher. to conduesl
the school in such pauner as will make it
desirable Institution for those who wish td
prepare themselves for teaching Special cars
will be taken 10 make the pupils Of this depart.
ment thorough scholars, and to give them val
uable instruction in the Art Of Teaching. pu.
pills will have an OPPORTUNITY to drill olasses.
thereby making themselves aequaiused with
the best methods of instruction. A Normal
Institute will be held serni-monthly fpr tie ben
eft of those who wish to become teachers.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.
The Principal Of this department ia prepared
to instruct classes in French. German. Spanish.
the Rudiments OF Latin and Greek and English
Literature. The correct PRONUNCIATION of tho
Modern Languages will be taught. and pains
will be taken to teach the upils to speak these
languages fuently. A sufficient knowledge of
Latin and Greek will be impaired to ensble pu-
pills to take an advanced standing in our beet
colleges.
ELocUTIoN.
VIII be taught by an instructor who bus made
1t speciality. and has had considerable expe-
rienoe as Public Reader.
LECTURES, LITERARY SOCIETIES, ExAMI.
NATIONS ETC.
Lectures on Literary and Scientific subieots
xp,l ba or lans atui A I.sfn
Fary Society will be organized in connection
with the school An examination Of the vsri.
Gus GLASSES will be held at the end Of each term
TEXT ROCKS.
Rays Mathematioal Series, Harvey's English
Grammar, Greene's Analysis Of the English
Language, Wright's Orthography, Eoleotio So
ries Of Biographies Co'nelrs Physical Geog.
raphy, Quackenbos' Natural Philosophy, Ec-
leetic Readers, Hadleys Greek Grammar. Mo-
Clintock and Crooks Latin Series. Aims Ger
man Method, Ahn's Spanish Method, Aims
French Method. Harris Rhetorio sto. eias
TUITION PER TERM. 3.
Classical Department. $l2 90
Normal Department (Com. Branchesl. Z oo
/" (Highsr 10 90
Contingent Fee paid by each student. 30
THE FIRST TERN ae
OF this School will commence on Tuesday,
april 27, 1875, and end on Friday. July
2. 1873.
TIE SECOND TERM
Will commence on Tuesday; July 27;
1878, and end on Friday, October 81, 1870
Tuition invariably required in advance Ne
deductions will be allowed for absence during
the term. nor viii any money be refunded. ex.
oept in cases of protracted sickness.
| For further particulars call m or address;
ENOCH MARTIN, ssl
| Stafford, Monroe County. Ohm,
| or j. A. MARSH ALL.
Cameron. Monroe County, Ohio.
| fsbld, 75m6
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Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that tho firm of
~ Riesbeck s. Moore. of Ozark, Monroe
County, Ohio was dissolved by muturl consent
on the 25th day of March, 1915. The business
will be continued and the accounts settled, by
". & w. ]. Moore.
mch30 '15p3. RlESBECN e. MOORE.