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expenses Of = trlsl in court.
Ia This tho truth? Ia Mr.. Bronnr, Mr.,
SHELDON. Mr., W1ss7oy. Mr.. Goopn,orl. MIR.
PACE, brr, srrAnys. Mr.. JACKSON. Str, Cool
DAro1r, md Mossrs. ", D, and Ii. y. OGDEN
In TINT terrible tluancinl condition that they
arc borrowing money at NOR cont por
month :: and that thcy rofuso to nay their
ta1es because intorcst On Judgment Is only
9 per cont, aud thov eaye tho {llffordnco be-
tween 6 and nc mar cont intarost on tue
amount Of their toxcs? Hayo things reached
TINT dcplorab1e condition that 5000 Of tho
largest taxpayers ID Chicago, mon who have
done more than any other zoo TINT could bo
picked out to advance the greatness and pros
pority Of this city," arc holding their prop.
erty and arc borrowing money at Q per cont
a month 10 keep IT. Ia this true of any of
the persons whose names NO have selected
at random2 Isit true Of any ono in the list
OF GOO? Is thczc man in that list
outside Of tho 7snts ofloo who is holding
property and borrowing money Mt 0 per cont
por month to keep 1t? Is even Atr. STOREY
hisnself, who publishes this explanation in
behalf Of 'himsclf and his associates, Dor.
rowing money OF 8 per cont per month In
order to kcop the unoccupied and revenue
less Times building from his creditors? Lot
us havo the truth. Aro oil these people will
ing to abandon their property to pestilonco,
fire, and robbery; to become tenantlosa, un-
inhnbitabls, unproductive. md yaluolcss?
Or axo they so near tho verge Of bankruptcy
TINT they can only hold their property by
paying 80 por cent a yoar for money to nav
thoir clamorous creditors? Or il tie refusal
to pay their taxes the result Of d smoking.
dishonesty which thinks 1t no harm to trans
for their debts to other poople9 Lot these
gentlemen Of tho GOO take their choice. The
leader Of tho brigade announces, in lis own
behalf and TINT Of his associates, these COO
men, being the largest Taxpayers, and thero-
foro owning the minority OF the property in
tho city, arc reduced to TINT financial strait
that with oil their property they cannot raise
money enough to pay their taxes ot less than
Por cont month anu thns 10 saTe the
difference hetwcen that rate and the 6 per
eent' "hcn Is tue fa1o on judgments, thoy
afc compelled TO retuso 70 PaZ< thoir taxos'
any man o. oftanary cfea't IN lineage can
ootfo" Oil the money no neeas a. per cent; !;
oue tnesa wv tno Iafgese taxpayers in
oheaso' II Is announced by one OF the GOO
IN h1s own paper are 80 hopolessly insolvent
that they arc only able to hold their property
| oy paying a0 per cent per annum for bor-
1owed money Iheso quo know their own
| BUSINESS bus tae p1ePorty Whichas only held
oy paying ~ per cont Tor borrowed money
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We print elsewhere tho speech Of Gen. TuT.
TIE, Of Iowa, delivered few evenings ago at
the HAYss aud WHEELER ratification meeting
in Des Moincs. For fifteen years Gen. FUTILE
has boon the most popular andinhucnttal Dcmo-
erat In Iowa. The General was DOUGLAS
.Dcmocrnt, md when the War broke out went
into the Union army aud fought his nny high
up In tho rnnka Of fame. Ho WIS a-cAndldate for
Governor on tho Democratic ticket, and again
for Congress on tho same. He hns been to TINT
party not only leader, but he has been tho
shield and arruot OF It. Whenever they Were
charged with being an anti.,Yar party, their rc-
ply would always be, Look at Tu1GIE, the
greatest Of Iowa soldiers. Re's d Democrat,
md did any Of you fellows fight better
than ne dial' Tho Copperheads Of tho
party haye dlstrustcd hin and abused
Inn privately ever Atneo he went into
tho War, and every nomination for oGlco he has
fad at their ha.lts was made simply because ho
was stronger "a tsan than the party Was "a q
party. Tho General says in Ills speech that
willie he has always been DcmocTat, he has
not been ono Of tho Coppcrhead or Confederate
kind The General has been living along in
hops that Tho Coufedorates would not attempt
again to control the Democratic party, hut their
course In Cougrcss during the last eight months
has alarmed mud disguBtcl him. When they
nominated TllnBN, ono Of tle nuthors Of the
Infamous peace platform Of 1904, and also TINT
malignant Copperhead TON HENDRICKS, the
General could stand 1t no longer, but broke for
HAYES and WHEELER. Bnt read tho speech.
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Tho BoAculans OF this city are needlcssly
alarmed Ut a tempest In teapot. The toss
and .HaR having stfg.nattzed tho bohemian
residents Of tho Sixth Ward a. thieves and
paupers, stsa1ghtway all Bohemia Is On the
rampage, holds public meeting, and passea
resolutions Ut lenunrlatlou Ut that paper and
Of denial OF the cha1ges made BY Il. Tho Bo-
hen,lauA should romembcr that this Is very
little matter; that the paper abusipg them il =
very little paper; aud that the very uttle paper
, 1876-07-26

IIoolcy's Theatre.
Randolph street, between Clark md LAsa1lo. Can'
ncicnce,3 Afternoon and cTenn4-
, 1876-07-26

ExposItlon UnI1dtuR...Cryatai t3nrden.
Lake Shore, foot Of Ahama street. Promenade Con
cart. AftGsnoon and cvcnanH.
, 1876-07-26

Woods Museum.
hlonroc strcct hctFccn Dearborn and State. "zot
hss Dc:uruon Girl." Aftern0on and cytninR.
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The ,B,acK Hllls Arsenaats. 4

OMAHA, NEB, February IA deter
from Custer City, id the Black Hills, da.
ted January 25th, says that over forty
houses are now up, and sixty more are
in process of erection. Water has been
found twenty feety from the surface =
A steam saw.mill will be in operation in
eight days. The market rates for -four
are Sl2 per hundred, and bacon thirty
cents per pound. New parties who
have arrived this winter have made new
laws and the oil pioneers find their min
ing claims jumped @ sa4las5is ttIe
Miners from the north, this side the
Big Horn, report new discoveries fan
surpassing any yet mada.s Thirty men
left here to dayato inspect them. I'd
- Red Cloud and several hundred war
riors have gone north, and. it is repor-
tedg have said they would die on the
warpath rather than stay on the reser
vation and starye. Sitting Bull will CO.
operate with him. ,7sdst5A .sfT
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PROBATE COURT.

Feb. 3.-John Ruby and John F.
Thonen were appointed Administrators, s,
with the Will annexed, of Christian
Blattler, deceased Bond $4,000. Chris
tian Youssay, Christian Moser and Jacob
Haehiger were appointed appraisers of
the personal estate. 4'i'.g y p7.-ss. :
Feb 5.-A. D. Havely was appointed
Guardian of the property of George
Thistle. Bond $l.500., .,es usiis 81
Feb. THE last Will and, Testa-
ment OF Robert Johnston, deceased,
was admitted to probate. James c. and
W. F. Johnston were appointed Execu-
tors. 70 q f'atai 9iis sa9ss
P. Schumacher Jr ,as Assignee off.
iDiehl 4 Co, filed an inventory and ap-
praisement of the assets Of said firm,
also schedule OF the debts and liabil-
tiles .-sh ttae4 h ss@
Feb. S-Margaret Michel, Admins
tratrix of John Michel, deceased, OBJ
tanned an order to sell real estate.
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From the Wheeling Register, 9th inst
Conclusion Of the Bennett I'm.
"a peachment Trial,

E The Senate having gone into secret
session on assembling Yesterday morn
fine. the doors were thrown Open at II
o'clock. whrr the President announced
that at IL 20 the Senate sitting as a Court
Of Impeachment would commence to
vote upon the articles.
The vote was taken On article first
Thisfarticle charges the Auditor with per.
jury hnd maIfeasance in failing to make
certain semi annus! reports Of fe,s, as re-
quired by law The vote stood as fol.
lows:
GwLgY Berkshire, Bishop. Cunning.
ham. Gfantliam, johnson, LOOMS, Scott.
Sherrard-S.
~ Nor 0urIfY-Arnett,B Bennett, Burdctt,
Caldwell. Camden, Clayton, Dennis, Dick.
inson, Eastman. Ferrel, Goff, Custom
Mcdonald, McGinnis, Price, shelton
[l6
On articlef2. which charges embezzle-
ment of certain insu ance fees, the vote
stood: N fA ..h.~@s
characteristics, Bishop, Clayton,
Loomis--4s7 ,g;-E q. ar5isafa
/, Nor GUlLTY-Arnett, Bennett, Burdett,
Caldwell, Camden, Cunningham, Dennis,
Dickinson, E ,stham, Ferrell, Grantham,
Goff, Custom, Johnson, Mcdonald, Nc
Ginnis, Price, Scott, Shelton, Sherrard- =
30 aot
On article 8, which charges corruption
| in receiving 5000 fer a deposit of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad check in the
Merchants Bank at Charleston. stood:
| GutErr-Benne,t. Berkshire, Bishop,
Caldwell, Camden, Clayton, Cunningham,
Dennis, Dickinson, Grantham, Johnson,
Loamis, Mcdonald, Scots, Sherrard-
ll5 Ftsc siifos si.''s7i z
/, Nor GUfLTYr-Arnett, Burdett, East
ham, Ferrell, Goff, Custom, McGinnis
Price, Shelton-9
Less than twp thirds. having voted
"guilty." the respondent was acquitted
The vote on article 4, charging extor-
ton in collecting certain fees, stood:
GUrLrY-Johnson and Sherrard-2.
Nor GUtLrY-Arnett Bennett, Berk-
shire, Bishop, Burdett, Caldwell, Cam len
CLAYTON. Cunningham. Dennis. Dickin
son. Eastman. Ferrel. Grantham. Goff
Custom, Loomis, Mcdonald, McGinnis
Price. Scott. SheltoIne-22 20 .s3''sz7'
At this point the Managers announced
that thew abandoned the prosecution O
articles & and 8. and asked to have pro
ceed;nos 40 to them dismissed which wa,
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rsHERIFF's SALES.
z SHERIFF'S : SALE
Hass9e ri L-..-sassi NJ;
B. F, oblinger, survivor,
Z ~ sai VS.. yea
lJoseph Kunts. re !

ny virtue Of an order Of sale in sttachme en-.
II to me directed! ffomsths courtrof common
pleas of Monroe ,connty; Ohio, | will oder fol
sale at the front door Of tho court house, In
the tovn. Of Woodsdsld, between the hours
OF 10 O'Clock .. m. and 4 O'Clock p. M, on
Sa,mday,tAe 18th doyof february, 1876
the following described real estate situate in
ths county and State Aforesaid, to wit: eIs
! The one undivided tenth part, subject to the
life estate of the widow Of A. Kuntz, deceased,
being the interest Of Joseph Kuntz in and to
the following real estate, situate in Monroe
county, Ohio, to wit: The southeast quarter Of
the southeast quarter of section twenty-five
township six Of range six, containing con forty
acres more or less; also, the west part Of the
southwest quarter Of section sixteen, township
six Of range six, containing forty acres, more
or less. lEaE elK 8a.lr5
r. o. LrrrLE,
jsn25.7sws. Sheriff n. c. o.
HoLLrsrKR 4 0kEY, Att'ys.
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SUDDEN DEATH Yesterday morning
Just after Mr.. John Wilkinson, Of GRAY
ell Hill, had eaten his break fast, he was
taken witha ssmothering spell, and fell
from his chair and through trap, door
into the cellar, breaking his neck and
killing him almost instantly. It is not
known, however, whether. the fall killed
him, or whether it was heart diseases it
is the opinion of the physician that he
was dead or nearly so before ne fell,
but Of course he cannot tell elllcertainly.-
Mr.. Wilkinson was aheater in the Bell.
aire Nail Works, and was we'll respected
by all who knew him. He leaves q wife
and one two children to mourn his
sudden taking off.-Bellaire Cor. 'Kheel-
sng Register, 10th inst. tssseii idfps SAP
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Belmont County News.


Gqzeae. 100 inst. intelligence has
been received 81 1the safe arrival In In.
dia of Rev. Jas. NJ, Alexander and fam.
lily. They reached Bsmbay on the 21st
of Deeember aud are stationed at Myn.
poorie, their former place.
The man who cut Policeman Drugan,
of Bellaire, so severely one night last
week. has been lodged in jail at this
place to aFait his trial. nots being ahls
to give tie $4,000 bond fof Yhiss appear
ance at Court. He says his name is
Jack Jones" and claims TO hail from
Pittsburgh. Mr.. Drugan received elev
en- stabs and cuts from Jones knife -
We sfelal& to heir tliathe lis RECOVER
ing from his wounds.
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There were two hundred and sixteen
men in the Jabin Mine 10 Belgium at
the titne Of the explosion of the fire.
damp. Fifty we're rescued alive, and it
is feared all the others have persisted d.-
Twenty six dead bodies have been re-
covered. ~ ~. s5.'s ls'
/ Edwarl s. Stokes was recommitted to
Sing Sing to serve out the unexpired
term of bis sentence, the. Judge denying
his application to be allowed the ten
months that he spent in prison before
/ final conviction so go as 4 part Of the he
sentence. siR skslg aissaiis Fl ,s vti
j The Park County Republicans, we are
glad to see. we're not afraid to define their
principles in Convention yesterday, and
theylhave put themselves on record in ia
voro OF the repeal Of the resumption fea,,
ture OF the Sherman BilL--TsrTG Haute
(Iad } Express. 1
There are but three Baptist Churches
in the State of Michigan with member
ship of 400: six Of more thau3 60 Il of
more than 200; IA between 150 and 200 !;
80 between 100 and $50; rs between 80
and 100, leaving more than l50-nearly
half the churches in the State--with q
membershipof less than 30. 90 u IN
Two of the oldest prisoners in the
Ohio penitentiarY are from Cuyahoga
county. Horace L Brooks, for murder
in the second degree. was sentenced
November TO- 1851, and has been in the
prison for q years and 2'months John
Hawley, sent to prison for murder in
the second degree, was sent August 81,
1854, and has been there 81 years and 5
months s'-e aas, u t7,fs -
The Jury IrigSi Ia the case of Landis, char
ged with the murder. of Carruth, the
Vinelani, N j publisher, acquitted the
murderer upon the ground Of insanity.
He will, of course, be locked up in an
insane asylum to spend the remainder
| Of bis days. Mr.. Lsndis was q man Of
means, and, as President Grant naively
puts it, "only killed an editor" They
never had much respect for the press in
New Jersey, ~. ~
An unfortunate lunatic, who died in
the Prestwich Asylum short time
back, seems to have lived neither wisely
nor well, A post mortem examination
led to the discovery Of no fewer than
| l,S4l articles in his inside, viz: Sixteen
lhundled and thirty nine shoe-maker's
sparables, six 4.inch cut-nails, nineteen
3-iush cut nails, eight 2!-inch cut nails,
eighteen 2-inch cut-nails, forty ! inch
cut-nails, seven ainch cut-nails, thirty.
nine tacks, Eve brass nails, nine brass
buttons, twenty pieces of buckles, one
pin, fourteen bits of glass, ten small
pebbles, three pieces Of string, one
piece vi leather three inches long, one
piece of lead four inches long, and one
American pegging-awl; the total, cev.
Zen pounds aud ten ounces.
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F There are occasional indications
in bis totes, that Mr.. vAs vosHks is in-
clininga little Over the Perpendicular to-
ward the contractionists. Bro. NELsoS.'
We give yop friendly warning that yodr
constituents are, not contractionists, and
that 1t /, little dangerous to differ
widely from them on that subject
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Gen. Babcock, the center OF attraction,
is avery pleasant looking gentieman,
about medium age, dark hair, with bro own
mustache andimperial. He wore tight
fitting suit Of black, with tho coat button.
ed high, which impaired to him . adecided
military air. He spoke but seldom, and
calmly surveyed everything in the court
room. Cen w illiams continued to talk
in low tone to Mr. c. W. Babcock, ap-
parently ,shut he spoke 30 low, he NAV
have been committing with himself.-&
L6uis Times. s,t.H0 sF sslfaa
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by virtue of vendi. ex. to me directed
~ from sflie court OF common plsss bf Mon.
roe county 0hiot q wiIl l6asf ri 1&s s.ahs
front door of the court house, n the town Of
Woodsfeld, between the hours OF 10 o'clock
a. m. and o'clock p. m on
Saturday, the 4th dayof March, 1875, I
The following described real estate situate in
the county and State aforesaid, to wit:
The undivided ons-half interest of Joseph
B. chne IN the south psvs. Of 7tto--wests halt
Of the northwest quarter Of section nineteen
township three and fsnSe <fye, containing
Also, the southeast quarter Of the south
east quarter Of sectt3n. tsshty- y-sevsn, t6wf1.
ship three. Of range aves esntainins forty
acres. ~ - a - =
+ sHasi7ta I'd z is.ed 1,O00soss,x. 5s-eT
-4s1 gasa1 q rsO LITTLE. Ia
feb1. 1.'76w6--as1ss1 & Sheriff No G.. o. 8
HUNTER 4 MALLORY, At.'ys.
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Mob Law In Indiana.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 8-The CONNER
cial's Bloomington, Indiana, special says
a body of masked men appeared at the
jail at 2 o'clock this morning, overpow.
cred the Sheriff, secured the keys, and
shot and killed prisoner named G. A.
Marshan Marshan was convicted ol
murder and sentenced 10 the Penitentiary
for life three years ago, but the Supreme
Court recently granted him new trial =
The mob left letter with the Sheriff, or
dering the prisoners attorney to leave
the town within thirty days.
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EH This little advancement worked

~ This little arrangement worked
pretty gsl snd is NOT yes T,its rplayed
odt" Boss SuErhkRD kas bdflt Slarge
number Of fine houses in Washington.
These houses he would dispose OF
surprisingly high prices. Then it would
appesr that the purchasers were too
poor to pay for them. Then again it
would appear that the Purchasers by
.soms py steriouss means would gel, FAY
contracts from thescity i tllen,the houses
would be pai'hfor, and then everything
wouldrun along very smoothly. .agH4,
d Itis'nice little arrangements Of this
kind that the Democratic vandais are
ttying to ruin. ,s1s ,g..5 .i,g .,e., ;, 49,,
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|. ) s Notice. J s y 2 =

DALsER BUTT, Js., Who resides n .revsr{ks
j West Virginia ~ N tafs netics thSt SksESr
lat day OF JsnnaIy,s 1875. NisAsst Bltt nj
in the .court, of common pleas. Y ultte9
county, Ohio. his pstitic1. which .ff 1sw p1.
ing therein, against said Bal4er Bath, q. -
others; the object and prayer se.sAla ~
the same. With the RECORD thsfss5 hsSin6g
been Destroyed BY frs, and for dssrss M
fhse titis- 10 The -ssuthvsst qaARtee =. ~
southwest quarter Of section sixteen in town.
ship I've of'Sangssix, and tssusy asrss -
the east end Of The south half Of the seatAr
east quarter Of section twenty y-Aed - N
same township and range, and that said caass
viii be for hearing at tho nareh tern sfpe1k
sourt. " HoLLsTRR 4 okRxs
Sjan4,' '7sx O. Att,ys for Michael Daih
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-y1EN!T]sAUR
Ill \ | n / ut

y - : - " A Z q 49, ~ .
Jso asstsn. .pgea arc ths fsftsss.l tAss
w0nderful pain-s0othing and healing 0eatsar
Liniments' that We can confidently say they
will alleviate any pain arising froa Aesh
bone or muscle der.ngemsnts. We do not mn
tend tbSt hs@ v,;fI ,.s,a .,tLLiI
- - r. =, - yl,3 -
.erinin"to Ooiis, Das' even m sucn casss
they ~ill rsdaae the inasmnstia asd allAEtAe
pain. Nor can We guarantee the proper rssalts
Hhss tie bob body y 1pisMed Ay, Fhisllyg
.Ise"peran0o Is as necessary to proper paJd'
cal, as mental condition.
The White Centaur Linfmont i
particularly yvadrPtod e Al sases sf Rheumi
atisms Lanbago. Nsuxslgi4 ErygiPeles Itch.
8 sprains. ohillblain'. cus.' Bruises. stiass
foisons ccaias, Sciatlea, WEAK BsaA, Rsies IN
the dde, Mounds iWssPiag Sinsws Rprns;
Frosted Feet, PaisyE kss'snha qeethreshs
Headache. Ulcers, OldScres, Broken Breasts,
Sore Nipples, suy Rhrgsts cpsps DiphthsriA.
etc. Thar Of these ssuplaipts the psnt.ss
!. ninimen. ,s viii cure = ~ = -. y IN 's6
"a 80 IN M - 49, - 49,. !. ~. - ..s -
.,t ...ss.. s,,a -. .. 8 : {. - Il,
a Z thon,ssand similar s<sz' z s
- g :.iIx.r,,ocu r,, 80
uMx wifa has forr I'm, f;,,,n 49,, ts SsR
sufferer from RhsdaAtisaM; 8 sSAs 3 hss sisi nlsliIyi
pSs,Slsns ptisS sa. aaa many Tsmeos =. 1ls enl
"a ss;nids.s 70 ~ &, M NM ~ yS -. = =
o. s.-... n.y. q ~ rs Hs ETNGS n S;Is ssss....-. -
III ,..a.", u. 80. =. ~. NJ, &Hs s.
/. y Z ns an ,noispn1sssols so i iaes tns Ssnssar
Lan'ments are performing cure pr be-
foreefIectcd by.apy .preparaticS exist.
bencs alike. Chroaies Rhsunatism of thirty
years standing, > sts.;shssnisr sneer, -
joints which had.bsea lstfG for IL veara. t.k-
ins e ths soreness from Vuifss ,ta3 q
One dollar, or atsGnI. iiltTf oSnss, invested IN
csnt4ur Lininens vili y within rsssk Whek
an accident occurs. aads xill 10: s, sn,esS -
good sasn any .ns.... q ...sr 81 "a & ~ 3 81.
| ical attendance When physicians s:se,Isa,
they frequently ass. tLis Lini1zAnk - d
course charge several prizes fot II = sfiss g
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fThereis alady in Baltimore older than
the United States She had her centen-
niafHine years ago, and yet enjoys per-.
feet health, attends 10 her domestic du-
ties, reads the telegrams and murders
without spectacles, and has o baby "a
yearsoll. She firmly believes the theory
that men are descended from monkeys,
Fer" Gays sue, ''the longer one exam
ines them. the more one sees they are ever
|restlessly D. yicks on each olhers
just like g
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The Examiner says Of Dr.. Talmaget,

The Examiner says Of Dr.. Talmage's
congregation, that although they are in
the highest degree fond Of the spice Of
sensational ntterances and demonstra-
tions,s even toseheers and waving Of
handkercliefs, thereris nevertheless a
deep religious feeling constantly mani
fasteia Tie Sunday-school js one Of
the largest IN the city, With probably
more adult Bible setssses, composed OF
young men and yosing women, than any
other chnrells ID the city A hundred
and seycniy we're added % The frst
sunday of the new year, and more than
one thousand have be,n added to the
nnn,hesatip since he Tabernacle was
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sHERIFFs SALE.
isssi ati iIiz, assT f,s5ttk xafRsEfTgsl =
.ea-1lJaco ohllI lMIopssa 81 : :.
vs..
"a e., Geo. Fl. Dagepport,,uy s,,..,s.

ysA. kaa z1eo,p HF.ss is nsN lll,rw es.aSa
ii ~ ,i..u.. il .f of an ,.a s..osssSn & aaiss.sa
II from the court.of common pleas of Nom
ros county, Ohio. / will ofer for sale, Ct the
front door of the court house Ia the town ol
Weodsfeld, between the hours Of 10 o'clock
I'm. and 4 O'clock p. d, ,onla = j. / y
Saturday, the 1874 rdpy oft iAersh, 1875,
the following described real estate, situate
in Monroe county Ohio, TO Wit; st.s gyRG
4 Front iet number twenty eishtip the town
Of. Woedsfeld, ON, which .isrA large two story
brick building, suitable, for hotel, or st ore
room and dwef,ing: Also. e 'frsms dwelling
connected thsre 1ith. .sazsoK 10 shz4. sGj . ]
yleAlso back iotnumber ninety Eve Sin the
towrOf woodsneld, ,on which Is slAsys frame
stable. Esss-sTs R3OTs IN
/ Also, back lot:number ninety six in the
town of Woods6sld. ssss s., gss-,r. IS,
:. Also. the undivided one half of out LOT
nambsr one, in ssstion thirty, township foni
of range Eve, in the town of Woodsheld. CON
taiping 6ye and one-half acres.
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.ssta zers4oiSE srolst IT'S. 1 interest,
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fsbs,'76ws. Sheriff n, G. 0.
HoLLrsrER 4 0nnr, Att'ys.