davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-01-01

Night 8trcnts nrr o&trn the hynr.
tons II dtrs,e In ho pulmonary orSr M that ruAy h
cured hy Wfaharts ltfsTtr- TaF Cordial xhlrh drug
gtats ali nvct tho country admit 10 In tls Nst ron
eunrtss rutnedy tIsy hasr MY tnowltdee ef Cur{a
rough., colds, sore shro.:, reur:sy. djphcss, aud
ca!AFfh,
, 1876-01-01

New loux, Dec. STA steamer went ashore
Oh Babylon. Il. l., last night In tho demo- fog.
Her uame conld not bo nscortancd, nor nasst-
auca scot to her. sho hert up continuous
whiatl.ng. The woathor Ia mild, aul thoxeis no
wind, but the tos still prevails.
, 1876-01-01


hlAts Ut Illinois. Eounsy II paok, sat J. ]. j. Gnxs,
;s.a.pl q u.s .6oss-n:ael 1i.ns d .:snnl5 s.s.r
hat tho abnFo aA:vusat Il ttp test of knoM
alRa and hes& tSlxhsdl L. j. GAZE, Cashier.
hubserthsI And bafHrs this 9iat ttf Of De
IstnhsE, ls75. II. Il. 6fMnAtlH, Notary fublla.
Eorfxat-Attests II. II. Wil.MAH1H,
". M4SGE!4 ALDD1T
kAAL. II. NiCkEHSoH,
1lIsctott.+
, 1876-01-01

in the proprietor of ono Of our A.ut class tyery-
'ttblea. Tha action Is niasl on ths fact t!,h.
n1oEullouRi aald Porter MAS a common thlcf
Iho Affair croasea among OUT citizoua generally
uluol talk
, 1876-01-01

played fnr Elo1scy, In violation Of tho Law, from
and AftaF this date. Sincn the closing 0. the
rambling establishment. IN other cttes I mum
bef Of thh claas Of welI-t]re.to1 gentry hkve To-
catott here, and th!a ordcr will probably drive
them TO other localities.
, 1876-01-01

At M1NoOE6 FALLS, VT,
DosroH. Doc. 3l.-Tlo Mcfndoos Lumber
company's mill. Mt McTndoes, Vt, Was burned
st,a morning. Tho mill wAa ownod By Esta-
brook L Bowman, whose Iosa Ia heavy. The In
suranco Ha8 &1i1,010.
, 1876-01-01
lie nEM YORK pf1ilCE.

NEw YnAE, Dec. 3l,-rolico Commissioners
MAtssl and p!4becksr Nass removed from oiheo
thts Afternoon By Nayor WlckAlul. and Aetsf&
DoN!tt g. Whos!se aud Joal Il. IL nardt wore Al,-
pointed Commissioners In THUR places.
, 1876-01-01

SutcfGt Ds1'dtsh to IAt ooTffoEne.
Sioux clTT, 1a., Dac. 3a.-Last night little
2-yaar-ola child OF GoorBe Faulkner, Of this city,
'Hwallowod tho contonts Of \ vesHcl OF concon-
tratcd !yo. which had heen for = lnorout left
within roaol, Of tho child II dlod this forenoon
from the efIoctY,
, 1876-01-01

Special Nsratth Ia Ihs Chttu1o TrtbuHs.
FnAaEfonT. ILL.,. Doc. 81.-A asloon, tho pro1.
ert7 Of Norman Selling, Was totally dessroyod
by fire taat ntQht. Tho building wAa insured for
s., 600. and tho furniture for $500.
, 1876-01-01

GALVESTON To1., Dec. 3t.--A fire At Waco,
To1. this morning, burned Marshall l. Easlys
block, with lhs!r ontro stock. Their loss Is
f2o.10o; Insured for ei1.ooo; oshor 1ossos,
$8,U0o Supposed incendintts1n.
, 1876-01-01

6ptetaf Dkpdtch to THe ChlcJaa 3i4bun&
To1oso, ILL.,, DOG. 81,-aIrn. Resae, an old
lady agcd 10. residing nenr rhilo in this county,
WIN killed hare lust ulEht wlulo Attempting to
croas undar freight train to get on pssaaugor
train.
, 1876-01-01
TfsE ,t1tNS1to TRAGEDY.

THE .atHs1to TRAGEDY.
NEW Ioax, Deo, 3l,- Mohroc 4. Mtnaser, who
shot bis wifc and child and then ahot hir,sslf
yestefds@, tltod last nix: It tlhe Rccsntion Hos
ptta'. Hts wife lien In : comttose condition, aud
is not expected TO 1i7o many h,,,rs.
, 1876-01-01
OCEAN SIEAM8HIP NEWS,

QuIxKsroxx, Dec. 9l.-Atrtyc4-1ps steatn.
shsp 1ansA:s, from Now York.
NEW YonE, Dec. Sl.-AEsived-~The Kteamahip
OItY OF Clcater. fro.n Liverpool.
New Yoax. neo. 3l.-Arriyed-Tho stoa1aat
t1lndoo, feom Hull
, 1876-01-01

ohIIp ,Thto151oa, .5ope:valiss. vas probably
hoyA slsssss, AAxaudsia, ", on ThuzsdAj.
, 1876-01-01
SPAIN:


n. "54&3 W1LL bf,
= a0pa1o. Doc. aI-EI cronts.a assotts thst
~. 1oFel!as. The newly appointed Captain
1suotn o! Cuba, Il to put N end to ill tho
posltion W. s.. .annad irrespective Of person or
fponaIbllity, ~ ~'A03o*'s 70 3uA ~
, 1876-01-01

CINCINNATI, O., Doc, 3l.-Furthor investisa.
hop Into tha matter Of tho burning at Mira. Cor
don aud her ahroo Children. 1t Enserriso. Ind.,
lAst Saturday night, ~ detailed in those dis
patches, lcads to the belief that tho no1nnn aud
her chi!dEon weso murdered by soma ono Ill.
known, and tue bodies placed In tho ba,lso mud
all corsiu,al tor tho purpose Of coucealipc tho
cFlmo Tho object Of tho murder IL SUPPOSED
to tavo hesn 70 gain possession Of sun, OF
money that MEa. Gordon had III ler hotse, be-
ing tho procoe.}4 OF the Eals Of oou aud aouo
farming implemepts. Ths barn Wan cot,snn,cd.
~ we'll - tito house, and the buildings we're
aItuatoo 10 far apart that 1t Ia bal0ged That tue
hurnaog of the ono would not hays igniloi Ito
othef.
, 1876-01-01

For CotsRhx. f:oEtts+ nnG Throat E7t..
fslerx nae "DEp,rns Iron -hiAl Troth,s," having
proved fhelr s1acAcy hy = let II rEsnJ .rasn
, 1876-01-01


6txetH1 D.s5atth To Jh4 ChIe9oa Tribune,
DLoohiNnTox. ILL.,. Doc, 3t,-J. II. Earl, dry
goods dealer Ut Bloomington aastcnsd to-day to
Jalnea Ewing. boiug unab.o 10 meet Ills ohlg2-
tions. Liabtlitiea estimated Il iron, el0uDU 10
$lt0u0
, 1876-01-01

CONTRADICTORY, Doc, observation-disclosures.
psoans with Austria with regard to the eon.
stsaetton snI q d!reot railway batrssu v,snn.
, 1876-01-01

OswEoo, N. Y, Doc. ol.--Wi!lfAn and Robert
Dickinson wsro drowned ysssardxyt while skating
On shs oswogo River.
, 1876-01-01

BaDAI1A, No.. Dso. 3l.--Joo Wilson, IA esn-
p!oyo Of the alsasouri, Kansas 4 Toxas Hallway,
was killed hero this morning BY balng ran eysr
W switch engine.
, 1876-01-01

8pteiat Dtspatch 10 Tit Ctieu.'o Trfbnns.
CAR1tSy1ELK, Ill, Doc. su.--Jptn Abbott.
young boy. whslo hunting south Of this city yoa-
tortlay, accidentally Hl,ot h;u,notf through tho
haa1, caua!nx alnoss inatAut death.
, 1876-01-01

FD1T WAYNE. I11D.
Spteas f1tIatrk IL TIA EhAae~ Trtb.tn<.
Poar NAyHE, Ind. Deo. sl.-T.p failure Of
william Miller, : Wholesale t.oatsr In hats. cApn
aud STRAW goods Ia announced. Liabilities
heayJ.
, 1876-01-01


4Speelal nspatch 10 1As CHICAGO T+fb,nr.
EAToH. Ind, Dec. 31.--A young lady Of Unon
Township. In this county. left home oHtcnHLy
TO visit relatives At Dnnkrh. Aftor sne Ind
boon gouo about threo weeks tho discovery was
made TINT Who had uot been to Dun
Gsk4 and suspicious Of foul play
usro entertained, which created COIL
htdornb!o c1citemont. Pinkerto,l'B dctaoHyea.
OF Chicago, nore employed 10 forrct out tho
n5atatY, and thoy have discovered TINT sl!o hhd
ocoI se,tucetl soule TINS previous to Aor depart
uro. Tho Inference iH that sl,e Las either boon
murdered or Is secresed ut non,o place for obY.-
one purporcs. Hcr family ta prominent aud
highly respected. and there ia geueral anxiety
tlat her fate uIsy be definitely ascarsninod.
CoLuHDus, o., Dec. 3l.-Iho fess,s Of malo
child was found On The syor bank to-day, and n
young WOMAN in thn naiFhbor1ool namet, l.ottic
roturs ndmtttsd to hav!ug bcen delivered Of It
!Aet night Tho gifi says the father OF tho child
rorsists In deula,iuG ttiss tho child waa dead
whom born- Tho Affair IL being Investigated.
, 1876-01-01

LrrFLa ROCK, Dec. al.-Hoclornm wh,
shot aad killed biz wife and hsr pera1nous l.s
night gave nlnsolf up 70 ths Hnerifr to-tlsv
&ud IL nov In jAl '@-'
, 1876-01-01

CdLuXaVs, O., Dec. 3l---4n of3ef VAa {aausd
BY ths Ghlsf Of Police today directing ths alon.
ios ot II plaoas uhars gamas ot chance ~
, 1876-01-01

THE WEATHER..
WARRINGTON, j. G., JAn. Ii D. pl.--Tor tho
Southwest, Upper MiBrissppl aud Lover Mis-
slaaippi Valleys, md Uppsr Lake rcglun, rsing
barometer. colder. uorthcrly uiuda, light sAsn,
followed by clearing woather.
LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS.
EHtClua. DAo
, 1876-01-01

seftsA DtSutstfh to The IAIeIg3 3f1buEk.
dHASD 1Arlna, Mich. Doc. 81. A personal
Eencoutfe between hlyron II. Tarbox. Ben pro-
pssosor Of tho Daily 1ints, If this city. and
George ". Gage. city editor Of tie Da.ly Ie,uo-
crat, induced ly o1ensiys personalities tn thor
respective journals, occurred in the onlce Of
tho Morton Housa thin morning. Gage attacked
1nrooK and kuocksd him down, slion Tarbox
drew royolycr and t!fel on Gage, tunt grazing
Cages hand. Dosoro the scooul shot could ba
nroa. Of dago lad severely pounded Tarbo1,
cItt2ena lad separated them. no arroHt4 hAy1
bean made. 1hs AtYsir causca much comment
, 1876-01-01
8olief that the Ill-Fated City Of
Boston Carried a| Dynam-
ito Clock.
Fears }hat Thomassen Impaired His
Deyiiish Craft 10 Others.
Sinking OF tho British Steamer
Dante, with Twenty-tbrcc
Persons.
The British Admiralty's Fugitive.Slave
Circular Harshly Received.


Hu VI L1Nt 8L9StoN.
rAnrR, Dec 81.-ln the Assembly to-day =
Permanent COMMITTEES HaB chosen. according to
m sgroosnent between the vnrious parsics. II
consists Ut tbisteon uiomberu Of the Loft and
twelve Of tho Right. All the u,essuras rcnain-
nR to be acted ou-priucIpaiiy railway bi1la-
saro passed almoat With debate. Tbs Duo
DAudidnet pasqu!or, President Of tho AS
1emply. then rosa and D1ado speech
closing tho session. Ila olotliontly
reeaptulated tho achievements Of tho Assembly,
which. having uudorthkau Its trliat on the NOR
row Of nadly undertaken war, aud tho horrora
Of tho Commune, had paid tho ransom Of tho
country, thus demonstrating lis credit and vitsli-
~. I(e continued "The Assembly has roor-
eanizcd the interior Naturalization and vntod
constitution In which individual preferences havo
boon aubordinsted to love OF country. That
constitution is perhaps imperfect but, withoutik
thern would be tho double peril Of despotisn aud
anarchy. You will conAda tho Constitution 10
tho honor Of the President and tho Weldon OF
new Assemblies. You may, with confidence,
submit yourselves to the Judgment Of the coun-
try for ron restore to it ita flag and libcttfes id
TACT" In conclusion. lie doclnted tho National
Assembly ptorogued until tho sth Of March. 1876,
Benlb!y separated, tho Depnties Of Tho Lett
shouting ''Vtvo la nepubtquo."
THEIRS.
LONDON. Jan. 1--Tho 1Smcs' Pasia diapatch
says II. Thiers has accepted tho nomination for
the Chamber Of Deputies for Valenciennes on
couitlon that should hs b. rocles1 Ia tho senate
By DelfoEt, ho will b guided by circumstances IN
hla choios o6 Heate.
! MARsuA1 cAxaonznr
hsh dacliued many nominations to seat In the
cou1a9ing any manifestation hoati!e to Prosldont
IacMAhou.
, 1876-01-01
STEAMBOAT DISASTER,

S1EMrH1s, Tenn, Dec. 3o.-Capt. Harphoru.
tho agent Ut tho undorwEisers, who returned
from tho urock Of Tho Minneosa last night, TO-
ports thas tho vur-p1atea l,avo Gobbicd largo
portion Of bos cargo. 11er h,ll iiea about Us
first reported. Capt. bhelcroas aud = wrockor
cargo in her hull. The latest reports from tie
steamer Fort Gibson state that about tlasee-
fourthu Of her cargo haH boen saved, moro or
less damaged. Tho remainder. frun1 g. Loufs,
Ia tn hoz stern. which lies In III fact Of wAtor,
uAlo her bow Ia On tho logs como fset under
Watlr.
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/. LEGAL NOTICE.

TLIZA JANE FOGGIN and R Fogvin her
u husband, Of the State of West Virginia,
will take notice that on the 24th d,y of April.
1876. George Neff fled a petition in civilacti
in tho court of common pleas of Monroe coun-
ty, Ohio, against; them aud others in which the
said George NeR demands from Joseph H.
Buskirk the sum Of one thousand dollars, with
eight per cent interest from November II, 1874;
payable annually, and to foreolose mortgage
on and sell the following real estate, in said
county, to pay said claim, to wit:
The west half of the southwest quarter of
section seventeen, in township three, range
four, containing eighty and sixty-eight hun
5dredth acres, more or less, except three acres
out of the northwest corner, sold and decided to
John H. Williams. s az3-Rsss4sxess
Also, the sest part of the east half of the
southwest quarter of section seventeen, in
township three. range four, beginning for the
same at the northwest corner Of the half quar-
ter section aforesaid; running thence east to a
stone in small branch of Archer's Run; thence
up said run with the niddie of the same to a
stake at the head of the rum thence south to
/ the section line; thence west to the southwest
corner Of said half quarter section; theucs north
to the place of beginning, containing. as sup.
posed twenty.six acres more or less.
Also. ten acres off the enortheast corner Of the
southeast quarter of the southeast quarter o.
section twenty.thrce, in township three, range
four, in all about one hundred and fifteen acres
You are required to answer said petition BY
the third Saturday in June, 1896 s
H' HOLLISTER & OkEY,
apr25, '6w6. Att'ys for Ncf.
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DH1LfP WAGoN4EtM,s whose place of resi-.
I deuce Is unknown, will take notice that
on the Gath day Of April, 1876, Johu.N. Genin
filed petition in the court o: oemmon pleas
of Monroe county, Ohio, in civil action
against him, demanding S653, and interest
from April l, 1876, as past due on contract
for sale of real estate, and $3059 and interest
from same time, which is undue, and for the
sale of the following real estate In said
county, to wit Seventy five acres, sbe the
same more or less, in, section twenty nine,
township four and range Eve, and bounded
on the northpby lands Of Gso,g 81. Ksttsrsr and
W, T. Morris; on the east by lands Of W. T.
Morris, N. Hollister aud John Fleahmau; on
the south by j.. Dressed; and on the west BY
Main street. Of 'Woods6e'd aud new road
leading to Antioch, excepting thsfsfrom ths
Catholic Chnfch lot: the said land Is mors
particularly described in the deed from Janet
q. Morris and Wis to John N. Genin, dated
March 80, 1916. and recorded in Record ol
Deeds Of SAID, county, volume twenty sevsr
page two hundred aud twenty two, to which
references ishad;you are lequissd to answel
said petition bY the third Saturday in Jane
1876. s4s.ss - H0LLlSTER.& 0KEY,s
q apr25, '76w6. vr Att'ys for Gsnin.
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GE Before purchasing goods else
where, try HOEFFLER and you will
make money.
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PR0DATE COURT.

May 13-Thos. H. Taylor was ap.
pointed Guardian of the person andprop.
erty of Charlotte Taylor, an imbecile
Bond $500.
May Is The last Will and Testa-
ment of Henry Mason, deceased, was
admitted to probate.
May l6.-M. L Slusher, as Guardian
of Amelia Oblinger, an insane person
filed his final account; hearing continued
to June l7th. The Guardian rendered
his resignation, which is accepted after
the approval of his account.
Jacob Fisher, as Adm'r of Samuel S
Fisher, deceased, obtained on order to
sell real estate. Joshua Way, John Har
mon an0 BENZ Blazer, appraisers, with
Arthur Ohey, Surveyor, were ordered tc
ascertain the exact number Of acres, and
appraise the same.
Tue last Will and Testament Of John
Yantz, Sr, was admitted to probate
May 49, r. Stewart, Executor anG
Commissioner, fled receipts and vouch
ers in the insolvent estate of VIM. Lu
cas-, deceased, and was finally discharged
as such Executor ard Commissioner.
Lewis Sykes was appointed Guardian
Of Lewis S. and Denver L Wilson, mi
nor children of John w. aud Amy Will
son, late of Monroe County. Bono
$780, ..re zs.a -zs
Emil r Eigemann, Guardian Of Z
| A. Alfred Michel obtained an order tC
sell real estate, James Nesbitt, A. d
Havely and A R Bridgman were ap
pointed appraisers.
Jacob Fisher, Admir- of Samuel S
Fisher deceased, was ordered to sell rea
estate at private sale.
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Meeting OF the County Board OF
Equalization.

The Board of Equalization met on
The 17,h inst, spresent As ARMSTRONG,
DAVID LENTz and EDWARD OKEY, Coun-
ty Commissioners, with WILLIAM WE'D.
DIE, Auditor, and organized by electins
EDWARD OKEY. Chairman and Auditor
WEDDLE, Clerk. ss "a
The following changes were made on
the valuation of real estate.
jasper Mallory. part lot No. 2, in
Clarington, decreased $l.70S.
Peter Urpman, part lot No. Il, in
Clarington, increased $l46
Chas. Dankwerth, part lot No. rs, in
Clarington, increased Sl4G
George Laing, part Int No. 81, in
Clarin gton, Increased $l06. ks
John Saronshals, part lot No. 65, in
Claring gton. increased Sl46
EnM. Norris, part lot No. Is, in
Clarin gton, Increased $l52. S
: Levi B ildwin, part lot No 2, 10 Clar-
ineton, increased S96.
John Messerly, Sec. 10, township 8,
range 8, lot 100, increased S106.
Mary Kimple, lot %, in Clarington,
increased 1925.
NJ. O Martin, lot 30, in Claringtoa,
increased $lQ6.
Martha j. Messer1y. lot SS, in Clar
ington Increased SIS6a 5a.Esss
G. L Tylor, lot No. p, in Clarington,
increased. $l46 -s.t "a
z Henry Boettner, part east half Of the
south west quarter Of section 35, town
ship 2. of range 8, 81 acres, decreased
1922. SSxs8J ~
Andrew Bruchbuhler, IS acres, Salem
township, increased SCI.
Stephen Hathorn,y 80 acres, Salem
township, increased S61.
On motion the average on horses. cat
tie, mules, sheep and hogs as returned
by the Assessors, was passed without
alteration.
There being no further business the
Board adjourned sine die sAAs& 2
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ssE Squirrels are plentiful in this re-
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1925 1888 9Os4 1858

s@ The number of pounds of wool
norm in this county in 1875, as repor-
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INFIRMARY DIRECTOR.

Ed. SPIRIT: Announce JOHN PFALz
GRAF, of Adams township, as candidate for
denomination (second term) to the office of In
frmary Director; subject to the decision of the
Democratic Nominating Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS
Ed SPIRIT, Announce JACOB STIM-
PERT, SR., of Center township, as a candidate
for Infrmary Director; subject to the decision
of the Democratic Nominating Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Legal Notice.


N7LLIAM C. TScHAPPAT and Catharine
w X. Tachappat his wife, who are non
residents of the State Of Ohio, and who are
supposed to reside in the State of Illinois
will take notice that on the 29th day oi
February, 1876, in the case of George Sup.
pes vs.. Isaac, Riohnsr ct al, pending in the
Court Of Common Pleas of Monroe. county
Ohio, George Lapp fled his CROSS petition
against them; the object and prayer of which
is to recover the noun: due on a promis.
sorry note, dated September Fl, 1865, to or
der of George Lapp. at thirty.six months
for $500, with interest at Z 10 Fer cent pei
annum given by William c. Tschappat; and
to foreclose the mortgage given by said Viii
liam C. Tseharpat and Cstharine 3. Tschap-
pat his wife TO secure said note.
You ars required to answer said cross
petition on or before the 10th day of June
1875. &. HUNTER & MALLORY,
april, ,'76w6. Att'ys for Geo Lapp.
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RThe Board of County Commits
sioners at their session last week deei-
ded, by unanimous vote, to pay for
all advertising done for the county at
the rate of % ems to the line. Eleven
lines will constitute asquare of 240 ems
land ems over) under this arrange
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Legal Notice.

- g.
Hughes s Robinson Samuel Dearth will
against take notice tha,
Samuel Desrth. Hughes & Robinson
have filed in the court of common pleas oi
Monroe county, Ohio, their petition against
him.. and the came is pending tberein, IN
which they ask judgment against him fo,
$50 80, with interest thereon from March
2s, 1873, and that an order OF attachment
has been issued against the property Of said
Samuel Desrth, and levied BY the Sheriff oi
said county onths interest Of said. Samael
Dearth in the west part Of the east half ol
the northeast quarter Of section. thirty-fve
in township four and range six, and that al
the lune term Of said court said Hughes &
Robinson will ask for Q judgment for said
amount and an orderto sell the Interest Of
said Samuel Dsarthlin aidslands, es
~ HUGHES ROBINSON.
may16,'7 76w6.
- HOfIrsrRp (lyRy Att,vs sf rysgsR
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p~ The G,eenback National Conven
ton, held at Indianapolis last week
nominated PETER COOPER, of New York
for President and NEWTON BooTn, OIL
California, for Vice President. Both
gentlemen declined.
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tttsI- fatt. itttAa
Road Notices

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will
~ be presented to the Commissioners Of
Monroe county, Ohio. at their next session. to
be held on the first Monday of June, a. b.
1876. praying for the alteration Of the equity
road leading from Antioch to the Ohio River.
in said county, az follows Beginning abcut
fifty yards west Of E Stewart's blacksmith
shop, passing said shop on the south, intersect-
ing the old road at the most suitable point be-
tween said shop and the first crossing q Trail
Run. a MANY PETITIl1NFnS9 :
aprs5, 16td. h..e. ,sIs go
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that a petition
IN will be presented to the Commis sioners
of Monroe county, at their regular session
commencing June s, praying for the vacation
of county road commencing at the forks
Of the road near the barn on the farm of the
late William Casey; thence to the point
where it intersects the Summerdsld and Stat.
ford road in the premises of Benjamin Dot
son. MANY PETlTIONERS.
Smay9f76td t7sF @ - s>fsss ssse-
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Children cry for Castoria

1t is as pleasant to take as honey, and is per
fectly harmless. 1t is sure to expel worms
cure wind colo, regulate the bowels and stom
ach, and overcome irritability caused by rash
or cutting teeth 1t is perfect substitute for
Castor OIL and for Costiveness in young or old
there is nothing in existence so effective and
reliable EE
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
~ the Commissioners Of Monroe county Ohio
at their Office in Woods6eld, to Thursday. the
22d day OF June, 1876, for the building of d
covered wooden or wrought iron bridge acrus.
Dismal Fork. in Perry township, in said ooun.
ty. The dimensions are to be as follows
Length of span 40 feet, width of roadway IA
feet.
Also. sealed proposals for two abutments on
said fork; the bid must specify the cost Of stone
work by the perch. A good and sufficient
bond must accompany the bids. The Commits
sioners reserve tho right to reject one or all
bids. Bidders must furnish plans and speoif
cations.
By order of the Commissioners.
S. WIN WEDDLE,
r@.ft Auditor Monroe County, Ohio.
ina g, ,T6w7. -
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THE following NAV be used as the
form of the oath to he administered to
the Supervisors, Judges and Clerks at
the Democratic Nominating Convention
of June 81:
"You do solemnly swear or affirm
that you are legal voter Of --
township, Monroe County, Ohio; that
you will correctly and faithfully conduct
the Democratic County Convention, in
said township, protect it against all
frands and unfairness, carefully and
truly canvass all votes cast thereat and
return the same as required by the Dem.
ocratic Central Committee of said Coun,
ty and the provisions of the primary
election law of the State of Ohio"
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Es- Mr. ARTHUR DoUeHERrY, of Wash.
ington township, is the owner of hog
that has elk toes on its left fore foot
each split to the first joint, and The righ,
foot is formed nearly in the same man.
ner; the track made by one Of its fee,
is the same as that made by two feet oI
another hntr
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NOTARY PUBLIC.

THN undersigned, having been appointed
/ Notary Public, would inform his
friends, and the public generally, that he is
prepared to fll Pensioners Blanks admin
lister Oatbs. take Dispositions, acknowledge
Deeds, Mortgages, and other instruments Of
writing. JOHN JEFFRRS.
apr1s, Toy. Beallsvills Monroe Co., Ohio.