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s. EE This from. the Bellaire Leader
should be read and considered bv every
Democrat in sbis isisicial sub division
Who feels under any obiigstions to re-
spect the actions Of his party 8 8 conyeinn;- ,,sin;
tions: ssaa sss, s..l sass ss is.s-r.7lI
.slsWe have read carefully the proceed
ings Of that Convention as reported in
the Gazette, Chronicle, Eaterprise, this
county, and SPIaIT OF DEMOCRACY, Mon
roe County, and find that Hon. VIM.
iOkey, il be received the solid vote OF
every man who remained in the Conven
ton who had right to act, he had 80
votes, just enough to nominate him"
Mr.. OKEY did receive this solid support
on motion made to make the nomina
ton unanimous. sa,zs4..ss sas
The LEADER implies that the Pultney
tdelegates had noright to act, in which w
do not agree with it, as the seats of th'
sitting delegates we're not contested, ant
ast three OF them we're there as alternates
The rightof these three sct as alter
mates can hardly be questioned by any
tbody. aii 7ls' alaeaa ea
However this may be, the plain i'm
pregnable fact remains that WILLIA'
OKEY was clearly andfairly the nomine
of that Convention y6iI. Y soi
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Democracy into power and we will pay
you directly in four years $40 554 How
many days works. thatp How many
pairs of shoes ? How many yards of
calico and aannel2 How many poundsH
Of meat and loayes of bread2
We say nothing here of the indirect.
saving which will accrue from the tri-
umph of the Democratic principle of
Free Traie. These results are not 80
easily seen, vastly greater though they
are We do not say-though we might
that Democratic victory means that
the seamstress's spool Of thread shall
contain 400 yards, and the lahorer's day
come down to seven hours, and the far
mer's bushel hold five pecks. This lies
in an outer demesne. We say it will bs
so, and add0ce good reasons for saying
so, but our antagonists deny it, and con
1siier their assertion as good as aou
demonstration. es
But about the figures We, give to-da.
there can be no Question. They sho'
what the. Republicans wanted to- dc
what we would fain have done, what W
have done in the lace OF opposition =
This is campaign supplement ths
tells. Let Democratic papers and speal
ers circulate it; give it to the lahore
E the mechanic and the farmer, and whe
j. next November comes, Mr.. Haye
d figure head of blather, bribery and ba.
q onet rule, will not have the odd So vot
/, in the; Electeral College. -4ea,
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Acaulesclnx 4 by silence,

Secretary BRIsrow in his speeches
takes great pains to show that although
TlLDEN opposed the peace clause in the
Chicago Platform, yet he cannot escape
censure because he "made no publicre-
cord agaipstit" and "acquiesced 10 it by
his silence" eaa esi4as 5
Very we'll, then let us make afurther
application OF the same rule.
GRANT drove the little, coterie of Re
formers, BRIsTow included, out Of Office
and HAYES has made no public record
against tt, but aeqniesced by his silence
GRAsr accepted the resignation Of lli'
bribe-taking Secretary to aid that Officer
iu escaping impeachment, and HAYES has
made no public record against it, but &C
quiesced by his silence. 93ls -
GRANT still continues notorious mem
Der of the thieving Whisky Ring in office
and HAYES has made no public record
againstit. but has acquiesced BY silence
GRANT has given high official appoint
ments to Boss SHEPHERD, WILLIAMS ant
noend of other oorYptionists, and HAZE
has madeno publ6 record against it, bu
has acquiesced by his silence. -
Thieves and plunderers and disreputa
BILE, officials abound in every department
of the government, and HAYES has mad
no public record againstit, but has acqni
esced by his silence. TaF 80
If MIR, HAYES can stand this kind o
logic Il is quite, certain that Mr. TILpEl
can.
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rThe St Cl.irsville Gazette, in SUP

wThe st Clairsville Gazette, in sup
plomenting its account of the Judicial
Convention, says; ! 4 f8tf$|
"The Chambers party were willing to
allow the Convention to investigate and
decide the contest provided the first set
Lof DELEGATES from ,Pultney be allowed 70
participate in the Convention, and until
the contest was decided" r,~assa a..
| Now, Mr. Gazette, which ives s'the first
set of delegates from Pultney"3 And
on what authority do you say the "CHAM-
BERs party were willing to allow the Con
vention to investigate and determine the
contest They made no such proposi
1tion to the Convention, and If they hat
such q willingness they took especial car
to keepit concealed from the other dele
gates. .rsjrs' 5ilj s6 !.
The plain fact is, and the Gazett
should be candid enough to say 40, tn
CHAMBERS party determined to force Ger
tain delegates upon the Convention, re
! fusing any investigation; falling, The
= tried to break up the Convention r. i
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"SHALL the honest vote be divided Z
That is the question for the Republican
Convention, to solve next Thursday
Barnesuille Enterprise 4oa ~
By the ''honest voteS the Enterprise
means the vote opposed to OKEY ;and by
an obvious inference tstigmatizes OkEY''
friends as dishonest. We hope we arr
authorized to say that the Enterprise i
a ashamed of this wanton insult. S
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Administrators SIX sfRssi Estats

-,ag.-s -. y e.--.---,-,-,. s---sss b FTry \
y ,,;..,.. -. ..i.-.re II. !. -. S;...t -.
k.,.r ~ :. p,..a an 9s r.u,4 81 49, .a..t
Ohio IN w;,l IAs ots.r sas - ssis ir.s 81 SoSsr Z
hl;s anct;on sn ths nre,n;.ss n Bstbsl .tSvn-
IN, a., .sid 81 ~ * e 3 d sHESTsVMNt
mp t..sps4fGi 49, 4 = S6 10 o1e
ndte'deg, osPses"sc ssh =. ~ ass.s ~, Acso,
the following described real essase nsqafs IN
said county, to Wit -
The north part OF the south halt OF me nos!n
east qusrter o! secsao.- ~
iour o. range six, oes,nnins ty,Ss sanS -
the southwest corner d. ths northeast quarter
Of the northeast quarter Of ssid section thirtyi
FIVE; thence south seventy one and'a fourth 'des
grees east twenty-eignt rods rtoEs stone upl q
run: thence south seventy-seyen and half de-
grees east twelve rods up q run. thence soctn
| tfifty-four and three-fourth degrees east nine
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Proclamation.

r # ! T. =
NOTICE is hereby given TO the qualified
IN voters of Monroe County, Ohio that .
general election will be held, As required by
law, on the second Tuesday, being the
10th day of October, A. D. 1879,
at the several places Of holding elections in
said county Of Monroe, and you will then
and there proceed to vote BY ballot for
One Secretary Of state' for the State Of Ohio;
One Supreme Judge for the State Of Ohio;
One Member Of the Board Of Public Works
for the State Of Ohio;
One Member Of eo6srsss FOR the el5th Dis
trict Of the State of 0his, .
One Judge Of the Court OF Common: Pleas
for the second sub division Of the hight b
Judicial District OF the State OF Ohio;
Ode Clerk Of the Courts for the County Of
Monroe;
One Commissioner for the county Of Monroe
One Inarmary Director for the county o.
Monroe. Sa9s ~ sissi
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~Judse CHAMBERS is announced as

+ fg Judge CHAMBERS is announced as
an independent candidate for Judge
This, as we understand it, is s'simply de-
vice for capturing the Republican Judi.
cial Convention which meets this week II
He first came out subject to the Demo-
cratic Convention. AS this Convention
did not seem to estimate him as highly as
he estimated himself, be bolted without
awaiting ballot Since that time he has
been assiduoasly courting the .Republi.
can Convention. We areinformed that
all his machinery has been employed to
honeyiugle that Convention into giving
him some some sort Of express or implied
endorsement. ao 81 F'ri2i
Should itfail to appreciates him, ant
nominate one Of it's own party, he viii
probably bolt clear off the track. -
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2s5a4 SHERIFFS SALE ,gsai
~ siSs Be7 s-- s &ifie
Silas r. Webster and ano., Ex'rs.
3 " - iE9@@5 VS.. 2 h osssH.l
Samuel Bigger & ux.

sssss . -. to,o. a;rsctsa
virtue oi An o.es' - =, sv !. 49,. - Nor
~ IRON tne e,, 1ouls - ";,, asas ~ ss,s :, the
roe county vn.V, .S o,,.. houss ~ IN the town of
'front.' aoor 0, .ne 0ou., 49,. noa u.s.. - n o,s,ooh
Woodsneid, peswesn wy AviN' y - IVY
a. m. ana O'CLOCK p. w W
SATURDAY., the 7th day of October, 1875,
The follovioa described real estate situate in
tbs conntv and state aforesaid, 10 wit: ).
sitnata in Malaga township, and known as
. mart of the southeast Quarter OF section
thirty five, in township Ave and range i've.
! Also. part of the southwest quarter Of
section twenty nine, in same township and
range. beginning for the same two poles east
~ ~ s,.s, ~ section thir,y. Ave: thence, as de-
scrihsd IN isld uotes As follows; Bearing one
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I ] reslae,ntial Electors.
18th DIs-JoHN scHREfNER, Meis

'sGoperaor Tsldeh has done good ,oork
a. Reforn,er, and Is entitled 70 all the
credit OF it''-B Boston Aduertiser Repub-
Fcan. 50,
tFrom the New York Tribune) tRepublicsn. ]
.7'he tar. .payersof this State kno,o that
a Reform phich reduces their td1esi Is NOT
! sham. The Canal Ring gentlemen
knoso there Is no sham about It foo. e I
.Gou. Tilden is a reformer, and, ,ohdt
e more, genuine reformer, ,cho has
proved has faith By his ,corks, and as
such has qained deservedly a greater
prestige and strength among the people
Of the United States than any othe'
statesmanin The coantry."-N. 7. Sun
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eE In Monroe County New York, the
year before TlLDES ewas inaugurated
Governor, the State tax amounted to
s277 ,52s. Before TILDEs had been two
years Governor, and chiefly through his
efforts, the tax was reduced to sl45,62S;
thus leaving in the pockets of the people
who had earned it $l31, ,906, s.' 1
Monroe County, Ohio, will vote for ex
tending the area of this retrenehment. A
solid fact of this kind is worth whole
volume Of fine promises 10 a platform
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SHERIFrS SALE.
Z Ketterer & Morris
~ iHt'ss vs.. sspa ~
Philip Wsgonheim.

DY virtue Of an order Of sale to me dirsct-
H a lfrom the court Of common pleas Of
Il HSGxss. county, OhiosI viii oBer fok sale at
the fFont door Of the court house,in the town
sf Woods6sld,I between the hours q ~
O'Clock 4 m. and o'clock p. m !, on
.Satariag, DE 30th day Of sptem6sr, 1876,
the following described real estate situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, 70 wit; Sst alxs) ss,sI
s. The southsast quarter Of the, southeast
duarter of section two, township hye &nd
faflqs six, containing forty acres, more ~ less,
& Also, the southwest quarter Of the south
west quarter, Of section thirty 1.-two, township
four and range Ave, containing twsnty-sevenI
and halt scres, more or less.
Also, the northwest quarter Of the north
west Quarter Of section thirty.one, township
four and rapge1av containig Itweuty -ssysn
and half acres, more ,or, less.l ~ NJ
Also, part Of the ssst half ofths northeast
Quarter Of section one, township Eve Of
range six bsslnnins for -ths. SANE e9 tho
south boundary Of said half quarter st 81
mon Drum's corner ,sbout fifteen rods, east
Of the southwest corner Of ssid bah qusr-
| ter; thence east about sixty tour rods 10 the
| southeast corner of-sxid half quarter; themes
| with the east boundary line Of the Aforesaid
| half Quarter, north one. hundred sedss thsnos
wsst about sitty.four rods 70 eincn Drpu's
| lima: thsnce ssopyh with saiA1 Drama line
/ one hundred rods 10 the place Of beginning,
/ fsxcept so much thereof Of the west side
Of ssid tract as begins at the southwest eer'
lner Of Che came and rrnnins sthsnesa sAet
I With the line thirty-tNo rods; thence north
/ vast. course in 4 direct linz. 70 the nogthwest
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Republicans nominate or whether they
do not, the chances, taking the former
votes Of this Judicial district. are in fa
::yor OF Okey. But this will hardly be a
fair estimate in this contest, because
there are more than thousand voters
Who willno vote at all Again when it
is remembered that Monroe County gives
about 1000 Democratic majority, If she
goes solid for Okey, as she will do If
Republican is nominated, he will he the
mex, Judge We await further comments
no sever, until after the Republican Con
4 ventiOn.n
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+ cF Some men on subjecting their
claims for Office to the action OF. q Con
vention feel7hat their honor TO some ex-
tent is involved intheir adding by that
action in good faith, s,.
Thereare other men whose greed for
ofiiceis so greg teamparison with their
political honor, that they viii nnhesitat.
ingly sacrifice whatever party standing
they may have in scramble for place.
IL it seems to any reader that this is
suggested by the contest forq the judge
lhip in this sub division, we have only to
ay that ii seems the same way to us sa
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EThe Barnesville Enterprise speaks
in the lofty tone of patent medicine ad-
,yertisement about some .'great PRINCIPLE
which itimagines Mr. CHAMBERS to rep,
resent. 1t doubtless alludesto theyins
dictiye severity with which he sometimes
Iscourees certain class Of prisoners =
The greatest psinciple we find dIim him repre-
senting just now, is the principle of get,
ding an office by any means inhis reach.
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Farm for Sale.

yI7E Offer It private sale thesfsrm formerly
w owned BY VIM. Workman, now dsceas,
cd, containing about a ssj ~ as.a.s
Two Hundrsdand Twenty eish' Acres
situate in Smith township, Belmont county,
Ohio. and about shEesHmilss aouth OF, slen-
oos, on, the C. o, r. B. Said farm is not ex-
celled By any for farming and grazing pa r
poses. ....,,
There Il on said farm brick dwelling and
two tenement houses. and Numerous out
buildings, orchards. &c. iiaS 5sssf asian.
Any person desiring to look at said farm
will call on the undersigned. or may address
him at Jacobsburg, Belmont county, Ohio.
/ .yss7seasea to tizslaC. G. WORKMAN,
| sspts,5smSsT faas and other heirs
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eF The slang-whang press may as
welllqpit mud-sljnging The people will
not believe that the candidates for Presi-
den, and Vice President are pick-pocsets,
horse thieves, pirates and cut-throats.
Il is pretty we'll settled in the public
mind that the candidates are sll gentle,
men Of high personal character, whose
integrity is irreproachahle.
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EF OF the five independent papers
in this judicial sub division, two have
treated the question of tue jldgeship
fairly. the Bellaire Leader and the Mon
roe Democrat The others have shown
themselves to he as "independent" OF
candor and justice as they are OF party
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"Blue-Jeaps Williams" is making a
very successful canvass in Indiana. The
farmers and laboring men OF the State
are delighted with him. The austere'
cold -blooded, aristocratic Mr.. Harrison
seems to be out of his element in In
diana. a as4 Il. s4.;sf
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Nep Aobsriissnlsnts,

WANTED "A RELIABLE PARTY to
w dN UD. take the exclusive agency
for the sale Of an article in the srocsry line.
Som ething that has never been introduced
in this district, and sells rapidly. Any young
man may make from 50 600 to $1,000 annu.
ally. Address, enclosing stamp for answer,
Blossom. Lydecker d Co., ,147 Reade St., N. Y.
! sept, ,,76m1. -.
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wA judicial, Office may be more or
less sacred, but there is nothing particu-
lsrlyawe-inspiring about a candidate who
is chasing the Office in bis party and out
Of his party, into Conventions and out ol
Conventions, wherever the chances for
the moment seem most promising.
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w After looking the matter over cas-
ual.y, 1t itappears to be rathermore desira.
Bile TO acceept TILDEN's kind Of Reform
than CHAsDLER's. Wehave been taking
CHAHpLER's kind for'a dozen years, and
somehov things don'tseem to be Just as
they ought to be.agd sosa 1 ssa
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CALIFORNIA.

The Chicago y NOrthWeStern hs lt.
Embraces under one management the Great
Trunk Railway Lines Of the WEST and
NORTHWEST, aud with its numerous
branches and connections, forms the shortl
est and quickest route between CHICAGO and
all points In ILLrBors, WrscoHsIS, NosrHxsE
MICHIGAN, MrsHssorA, Iowa, NBRRAsKA, CALI
poRslA and the WssfsaH THRRrroRrEs, Its
Omaha and California Limo
Is the shortest and best route for ell points
in NoRrHsRH ILLHois, Iowa. DAKorA, Ne
BRAsKA, WToxlEa, CALoRADo, UrAH, NEyADA
CALlroRsIA, oRReoE, CHINA, JAPAN and Aus
rRALiA.. Its 80 -, -. -
Chicago. Madison and ST.. Paul Line
/ Is the, short line for NORTHERN WIsoossIs
and MINNESOTA, and for MADISON, Sr. PArI,
iM1SsRApoIrs, DuEurH and all points in the
Great Northwest. Its p sEEs---ssss8s efA
i'iz WfnOna and st. Peter Line
fs the only route for WIsosA, RecHssrza,
.owAros4, MAsxAro, ST. PsrsR, NEW UExs a6d
all .pointslin Southern and Central Ainneso-
ta.Eltsm .asm gsaialYaa .sisii us 6sgz
Green Bar and Marq9ette Line
is the only. line for Janesvills, Watertovn
Fond Dn Lao, Oshkosh. Appleton. Green
Bay, Bscanaba, Negsunee, Marquette Hough-
ton. Hancock and the Lake superior coun-
try, Its - -. s''sS'' s'.s'.sl'ss hi'''ss
4 .oAuort ~ M. Nm nm q Fine
! Is the only routs for Rlgin, Rockford, Free
port. and III points vis Fresport. Its $50
Chicaso and HIllwaukee Line
| Is the old Lake Shore Route, and Is the only
lone passing through Evanston, Lake Forest
nien.ano ,stk "suAesAn' nAo'Ae' A0'a'
! 70 au"aeksss ss'.- l-siss' ssss 1 80 .fsi
i5o PULLMAN PALACE CARS az
are run on.aH through trains ef this fcad
! isis IDe fVN1A Linz. lunntng .nese CAT,
between Chicago and 81. Panl, Chicago and
Milwaukee or Chicago and Winons,
At 0mshs our slespers connect with th
eriand slespers on the Union facinc hsii
ROAD fof al points wess ol tne Alssou'
River.
On the arrival Of the trains from the kss
or south, the usins OF tne CnicAgo an
Northwestern RAILWAY LhAsh ChiCfAuo y = =
follows - S,.ss..1,ss.
For Council Bluns. omana ana Can!ofni'
Two Through Trains daily. Win rohms
Palace Drawing Room and sleeping Car
through to Councii blnns, Ala
: For st. Paul and Minneapolis, TWO Throug
: !, Trains daily, with Pullman Palace Cars ~
Z tached on potn trslns. iiw- ;g. a3.#
For Green Bay and Lake Superior, Tw
Trains daily, Pullman Palace Cars attac nSo
and running through to Marquette. =
n For Milwaukee. -Four through Trains DAILY
Pullman Palace Cars ON night trains fario
q Char Cars on day ss,,ns.
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sy Because Of his fraudulent practi

cF Because OF his fraudulent practl'
ces, Congress took Public Printer CLArp
Office from him. The much-endorsed
GRANT Immediately put him in another
position of the same kind. Mr.. CLAPP is
now making speeches for HAYES, WHEEL
m and ZACH CHAsDLER's kind of Reform
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EgWeregret to see that a few Demo,
cratic papers are circulating q wretched
story about HAYES defrauding a soldier
out Of four hundred dollars. 1t is not
only o falsehood, but very mean one,
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|II0IsRlR 4 llDfxf,

This school has become heir to the grounds
and buildings formerly beloAging to Jefisrssn
Collsgss and maintains the same grsds n sleA.,f
sicsi and mathematical reqsiFel6<its. 1skf :,
ceurss Of, study is: thorough: and e0nptshsA-s s
sive." German and French taught. Expsases
modsrats. 90 o.Communieation from Eat sn4
West easy BY the Chartiere Railroad Looa5. |,
tion unsur2assed sse healthfalaass;. naEnl ~ =
religions Surroundings and inHuencep unfivs1.
cd Young persons 81 limited rdessS will here
attests the thoroughness Of its trimming. Nsxec
Term begins sSEPTEMBER 10 For cstaloeuusC
address Rev. WxsEWJN0, sao
argf6, Toni. s1a5sepd. IS
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.srAax FOR SALE. Y: =:

lAn ACRES aoP a00DELANn ssisua.s In
44U the seuthsaas eesSss fsf libssty
township. Wsshington seupty. 0kie, bstsssn
Little Muskingum ana Eileesn Greek. 10
miles from Marietta, IL frsn NSspest, -
fson Matanorss, hon Whippls Ssaiioe o.
the \. i. &c q. K., ,sSnds fson Lsbsnsa,
Monroe county. 1fs SsFsS under sultivstisn
xad balsnss fnsimbsr. ~----s.----
ga 400 Good Apple Trees :
In one orchard and about, lV0, n thrpe ether
orchards, al grated fruit. There ass 'alss =
large nasbsrof peach trsss. Tho ifAsA y
well watersd. "a Coal and itinhsr plsntilal.
win sell in xsass " snit pnFohassghy Per
terms ana passioalass, eaqlise.et h.a IN
yse asG3 sai4ss esase JOHN HN1F,s.s
sva Lawrsnse r. o. WAshinsten cAs 0Als....
aug2s, ,'Isws. --..--.--.
gYstihaRE LII hga saIAliua LIZ
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EW"Fraudulently If we can, forcibly
4 if we must" seems 70 be the policy of the
HAYEs leaders in regard to the South.
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dnl0a day at home, + Agents wanted, Out.
ID = ct and terms free. TRUR \ CO., Al
susta, Maine. mch3i,7of'
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UsHE undersigned has been appointed and
i qualified ss, Administrasor with the will
.nne1ed Of John Yantz, Sr, late OF Mouree
county snsss csssa;sa' Tsss : si ,aJoHN YANTz.
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rs .Fass Eiist Ia y
Farm for Sale.

UzHEsabsesibsr ellsrs tersels ~ fAsY -.
j uate In washinstcn township, containing
l22 Acres vef Coed land
60. asrsssof lxhich u slsazS8 and pndss 4 q
excellent STATE of scuttlvasion snd u hxsA
wsssfsd. There u b oonfsrsablsI dwelling.
good stable, corn scrib and wagon shsd sen
the pssmiss% Alss aAlazse cusAasd q ~.
ing tsssss School house. md peAaseA Assx
ths farm.
For ssFafsae s's's 8 P,;Ii,EasS = ssa''''
Ripard's Mnl nonsss Co. ohie.
en- WI "a zaigsiss sas,td 70 lsn
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E,esslon tuesday, october no..
ron szcRrraar or srArz,

az The CHAMBERs disorganizers can
Hnd some tolerably lively reading in tbe
Monroe Democrat of last week. lesfe
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