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: sHERlFF's SALE.
Benjamin P. Thomas
Margaret Reisbeck ct al.

DY virtue of an alias order of sale to me di.
Directed from the court of comm TN pleas of
Monroe county, Ohio, will offer for sale at
the trout door of the court house, in the
town of Woodsfeld, between the hours OF 10
o'clock a. m, and 4 O'Clock p. ~, on
Saturday, the:27thday OF Junuary, 1877.
the following described real estate, situate in
Menros county. Ohio, to wit:,
A part of the south half Of the east half
Of the northeast quarter of section twenty
two, township Eve Of range Eve, beginning
for the same at the northeast corner Of the
above described tract, running thence west
with the north line of said tract to the north
west corner of the same; thence south with
the west line of said tract to the middle Of
. road running east through said tract;
: thence eastsrly with the meanderings of said
ruad to the east line Of said quartsr-quarter
thence north with the east line of said
quarter.quarter,t TO the place of beginning.
containing twenty-six acres more or less,
except the northw est corner of said southeast
qualter of the northeast auarter of said sec
tion twenty-five, township five Of range FIVE
beginning at the northwest corner of said
quarter quarter, running east thirty psrches
and two and a half links to stone, thence
south TIVE degrees west twenty live perohes
and thirty. three links; thence west thirty
perches and two and half links; thence
north two degrees east twenty-five perot es
and twenty three links, to the beginning,
containing four aud eighty seven hundredth
acres. Also, the north half of lot number
fourteen in game quarter-quarter and joining
sad four and eighty seven hundredth acres
on the south aud containing ons-sighth OF
an acre, in all i've acres more or less. 'a"i
Appraised at $l,l00. .-.-.. ..,...eg
TRRas OF SALE $500 on day of sale and
balance on confirmation. Ai''N ''
/ !-f9ara9 ss )aiEN TO. LITTLE,
dec26'56w5. - A Sheriff u. 6. o.
HUsrER & MALLORY, Atty's. ,.ss
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Probate Notice.

,
A CCOUNTS and vouchers have been q ed in
II the Probate Court of Monroe County,
Ohio, for settlement, by the following Ad
ministrators, executors and Guardians:
First partial account of B. & ". q. Mann
Rxecutors OF David Mann;
Second partial account of Mary E. Logan
Adm'x Of Alfred Logan;
First partial account of John F. Thoenen
Guardian Of Alex. and Elizabeth Thoenen's s
heirs;
Ssconl partial account Of Christian cehrs
Admir- of Grace Bracsy; tf4tFt
First partial account of o. T. Flint Admir- of
Luther H II. sos =
Second partial account Of Joseph Myers Ex'r
of James Bracey; s4 .rs ,,.e -sga
First partial account of Frsd'k Duris Guar
dian of Abraham Freiden's heirs;
First partial account of Alex. l.. Griffith
d q Guardian of Levi Tipton's heirs;
Third partial account Of Geo. Brauniich Ex'r
of David Dinger; --..r
Third partial account of Alex Smith Guar
dian of Maria Z and 0tho Farmrr;
First and final account Of u. B. Hill Guar
dian Of zsdoo Brynsr;
Third and fual account Of II. B. Hil Guar.
dian Of Sarah ]. Starr;
First partial account Of H Hill Guardian
of Thos. Alexander's hairs;
Second partia! account Of Geo. G. Norris Ex'r
Of Robert Norris,
ANY person interested may Ale written
exceptions to said accounts, or any item there.
of. on or before the 18th day of January
next, when the same will be finally heard aud
continued from day to day until disposed of,
......-a JAs MORRIS,
decle.'7ews. Probate Jaiss,
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sHERIFrs SALE.
s. .Ketterer & Morris
vs.. a
Z Philip Wagonheim. 4

= = .H
DY virtue Of an alias order Of sale and
~, re sppraissmsnt, to me directed from
the court Of common pleas Of Monroe
county, Ohio, will offer for sale at
the front door Of the court house, in the town
of Woodsfeld, between the hours of 10
o'clock a. M. and o'clock p. m, on
Satarda3;the 2zth day of January. 1877,
the. following described real estate situate in
Monroe oopnty, Ohio, to wit:
n The, southeast quarter Of the southeast
quarter, of section two, township Ave aud
range, siy containing forty acres. more or less,
|. Alsos tths southwest quarter OF the south
west quarter, Of section thirty -two township
four and range five, containing twenty seven
and . hell scres, more or less.
Ia Also, the northwest quarter Of the north.
west quarter of section thirty one, township
! -four and rangAfve containing twenty seven
aud q balf qaeres. more or less.
/ 4Alsos part of the east half Of the northeast
quarter ,olla section one, toSuship five OF
range Ska beginning for the same Oh the
south boundary of said half quarter A. 81
mon Dfumss corner, about fifteen rods east
of the southwest corner of said half quar-
ter ;ihsrcs east about sixty. four rods to the
southeast corner of said half qnartsr: thence
with the cas-, boundary line OF the aforesai
half qnsrtsr, month one hundred rods; thence
wrst about sixty-four rods to Simon Drums
line; thence south With said Drums line
one hundred rods to the place Of beginning.
excerpt SO much thereof OF the west side
of said tract as begins at the southwest cor.
ner of tlIs same and running thence east
with the line thirty-two rods; thence a north
west course in direct line to the northwest
corner of the above described tract; thence
south to the beginning. containing ten acres
in the tract sos xcepted,) leaving thirty two
acres more or less, hereby conveyed. 7'ii
Also, twenty y.fve acres, more or less. lying
north of the above tract, beginning at the
northwest CORNER of said tract; thence north
to Drums corner on the section line; thence
east with the section line to the section cor
nsr; thence south with the section line to
the northeast corner Of said thirts-:wo acre
tract; thence west sixty -four poles to the
plsos Of beginning, containing in all said
tracts one hundred ana fifty two aces, more
or less, together with the right OF way out
of said iauis IS now used Ly Wagouhsim
over the other lauds of said Mooney.
| Appraised. lst tract at
81 tract at
81 tract at
| 4th i 5th tracts at cs2--t
sufficient money required to be paid dowr
on day Of sale 10 secure the costs,
.. LrTLR,
dec26,' ,'7sw5. Sheriff N. C. o.
HuSrss h MALLORY. Att'ys for Executors o
| D. Kirkbfide. des'a.
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Cloud Banners Of the AIDS.

Among the most exquisite scenes
which delight the eye of the European
traveller are those wonderful rose coIer,
ed cloud banners, ftaling from the al.
pine cliffs But it is only in the stfn-
light that Nature hangs out these beau
tiful tokens. So it is only in the glow
of health-the sunlight Of our inner be
ing-that nature reveals those phvsioal
cloud banners, the "rosY cheek" and
"cherry lip" to praise which every pott
of the earth has invoked the Music TO
aid him. Bat they are as rare. as the
cynical Hood conceived Christian char
ity to he. Woman, eager to retain tiis
charm, resorts to French art and rouge
The effect is similar to that which would
he produced bv substituting ahctfoneefs'
flags for the delicate glowing cloud han
ners OF the Alps If woman would aid
Nature instead Of adopting art, would
seek health instead of yainly, irving to
mask disease, she would not only win
the greatest charm Of womanhood-
health-but she would avert much mis-
cry both from herself and others Dr..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription has re
ceiyed the highest praise from thou ande
OF pale, delicate, suffering women One
bottle often affords more relief than
months of treatment by caustics and
other medicines 1t is harmless in any
condition of lie system, and its use Of
ten renders The modest invalid exempt
from that most trying Of ordeals-a per
sonal consultation with a physician. i
is the duty of every woman to become
familiar with the causes and symptom.
Of the many diseases to. which her pc
culiar organization renders her liable
and also to learn the proper means Q
preventing these maladies Tile Peo
ple's Medical Adviser contains an ex
tensive tr, aties upon "Woman and hel
Disease The Author also advise.
courses of domestic treatment, which
will often render the services of a phys
iciur unnecessary. Every woman should
read it A copy of the Adviser can III
fohtsined hy addressing the Anthof, Dir
R, V, Pierce, at Buffalo. N Y. Prize,
81 80 fpostage prepaidl Favorite PIE
scription is sold by druggists, -
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ES Christmas festivities in this place
passed off very pleasantly At the M
+ Church the treat for the Sabbath
School and the arrangements generally
were in good taste r.ss a,-a .-os
JERE, WILLIAMS class OF young la
dies presented him with a handsome
gold pencil and pen. .g,o511 srs zra.
The festival at the Court House was
well patronizea. Oysters, ice cream,
cake and other edibles we're served
Miss BELLE SINCLAIR was voted the
most popular young lady and received
the prize; large bottle of ,perfumery -
Mrs M G. WEST, the most popular mar
ried lady prize, handsome wax cross
AT a late hour the assemblage dispersed,
all we'll pleased with the evenings en-
tertainment.
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The Com missiouers Report.

The Annual Report OF the Commis-
sioners of this county for the year en- Z,
ding September 1st, 1876. will be found
in this issue of TIE SPIR t 49,
An Act passed April S.h, 1876, re-
qaires the Commissioners, after the re-
port tas been examined, Ito cause said
statement, together with said, ,reportof
said examiners, TO he pabllshed iA a
compact form for one week in two weeks
lv newspapers Of different political par
ties, printed in the county, il there are
two such papers there published Gnot,
then publication in ONE paper only shsH
be required. In case of any violation
OF the law, the prosecuting attorney is
hereby directed to cause the same, to be
prosecuted according to the nature of
the CASE II. Lc-.r GTs. <,c-,-y7.y 3,
Prosecuting Attorney PEARSON sub
mitted to the Attorney General that
there were two papers published in this
county-one Democratic and one Inde'
pendent, and requested an opinion
whether the Commissioners were re-
auired to publish their report in both
This is his reply, written across the face
of the letter: pnyto;rz.il
1T seems to me the report should be
published in both JOHN LITTLE,
'Scems'' is far from saying sthat the
law requires the report to be published
in both," which MIR. LITTLE was very
careful not to say, knowing that no such
requirement was contained in it, except
where they were "of different political
parties ~ 2a.- -@ani ..'5s ~ =
After considering the law and Mr..
LlrrLE's seems which amounts 10
nothing in the way of an opinion, the
Board decided unanimously TO comply
strictly with the requirements Of the
law vis: That as there was but one po-
litical paper published in this county, "a
publication in one paper only was re
quired. and ordered the report publish
ed in The SPIRIT. u 81 IL .EY
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LEGAL NOTICE.

JITILLIAM D. HAVELY, who resides in. the
w State of Kansas. will take notice, that
on the 9th day of November, 1876, William
NJ. Hrvely, as Administrator Of the estate OF
Jane Havely. deceased, 6isd in the court Of
common pleas Of Monroe county. Ohio, his
petition against said William D. HAvely, the
object and prayer of which is, to revive a
judgment against him in favor of said Jane
Havely. rendered 1.-THE March Term Of sad
court of common pie s for the year 1856
for the sum OF $500. and costs taxed to 81
so; s i'd William NJ Havely. AS Administrator
as aforesaid at the March term of said court
for the year 1877, will ask tor an order re-
vivipg said judgment.
You are required to answer said petition.
ON or before the Sd day Of ,March, 1877
HUNTER & MALL )RY,
"a Atty's for VIM. D. Havely.
/ jan2,' 10. -
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Assignee's Sale Of Real Est ale.
Conrad Sohsnsbergss Assignee
of John Holman. plaintiff,
against ,r.;, -.
R. @. Miles. as Executor OF II :. 0'Ao'1'
Bsuninghaus, decd. and 9th
ers, defendants, "a So.
Civil Action.

TN pursuance of an order of sale. issued
i out Of the clerks off 20 of the court OF com.
mon pleas, within aud for the county of Noble
and State Of Ohio. in the above entitled cause,
will offer for sale at publia auction at the
door Of she court house. in Woodsfieid, Mem
roe county. Ohio. on ~ - % haim
saturday, the Goth day of january,
'4scs sfG A. ID. 1871 ss SI,s9s
at o'clock p. m. of said day, the ful!owing
lands and tenements, situate in said county Of
Monroe. to wit: flf,-
First Tract. '!'9f
. The southeast quarter of the southeast QUAR-
ter of section twenty-three 1881. township
three ,3l Of range six T8l containing forty
acres moreor less. Appraised at $4O0. -.
:e,9 second Tract, -.
Tho southwest quarter of tie southeast
quarter of section twenty-three, tss. township
three f3l of range Fix t6) containing forty acrss
more or less Appraised at $5I0. f'srs
TERMS or SALE--0ne-third cash in hand,
one-third in ono. and one-third in two years
from day of sale; tn. deferred payments TO brnf
interest, and to he secured by mortgage upoH
the premises sold a.'' s7nSfa sit
CONRAD SGHANKBERG. sm
Assignee Of John s. HohmaA.
dec26 '7etd. ta.s.'
BELFoItD s. 0kEr, and
HoLLisTER 6 okkr, Ats'ys. ( '@s
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Notice OF Election.

Notice is hereby given that the annu
al election of Officers Of the Monroe
County Agricultural Society will be held
at tile Clerks office in Woodsfeld on
Saturday, the 9Th day of January. 1877
Polls open at O'Clock p. M and close
at P. NJ GEO. 2. DoRR,
~D-c.i5, 1876 At 9 Secretary. !.
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= HoLLowAY's PILLs OR OINrMENT -
Scrofula or morbid deposits in the langs
joints and Tissues These medicines
have rendered this disease less formid-
able .scourge than formerly. 1t has been
incontestibly proved that in 'Scrotulous
affections they have affected thousands
of cures. Sold everywhere. 25 cents
per box or pot.
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BU.SIN ES.S NOTICES.

~POPE & CASTLE, successors to
T. 0 CASTLE Il CO, sell Teas, To-
bacce, Sugar, Hominey, Rice, Syrup,
canned fruits and everything in the Gro
cery line at bottom prices for cash or
approved produce ,. y NJ ,.ea.,sf.,ls
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GE The B .rnesvi.le Enterprise says
of the prospect for tobacco prices in
that section:
Only portion of the tobacco crop
has been purchased SIS vet. AS general
thing the better class Of crops has been
selected at pretty fair prices, while the
common and inferior remain unsold -
The work about The packing houses, is
not so lively as common at this season
Of the year
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Eg Master JAMES, son of Mrs TERRA
SINCLAIR, Of this plsce, fell one day: last
week ana broke one of his thumbs. DR..
ARMSTRONG rendered the nec,s ary s1f.
gical aid. 81 '- '
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Election of Directors.

The annual election for seven Direc'
tors of The Monroe Bank will be held
by the stockholders at the Banking
Rooms, in Woodsfield, on the 9 h day
of January 1877, being the second Tues
day of said month.
S.L. MOONEY, Pres.
By JERE. WILLIAMS, Sec'y.
December Is, 1S76-td.
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From the Daily Register.l
: Wheeling Livs Stock Market.

December q, 1876. :
CATTLE-The arrivals were Ga head
and sold at 3@4 cents. The latter price
was paid for seven head Of the very best
steers that have been in the market du-
ring the season. .
HOGS-About 800 head have been
received, and the prices ranged from B
@6 cents; 5 50@5 go for bulk sales TO
packers.
SHEEP-No arrivals and little de-
mand ..-.,.... i.
Mich CONS-No arrivals and con-
siderable inquiry. r
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w Canned Strawberries, Green Peas
Green Corn, Tomatoes, Peaches, Cove
Oysters, Sugar, Fine Cigars, Tobacco's,
Bread, Rusk, Cakes and Notions for sale
at low rates for cash at
JACOB REINHERR'S.
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EFWe surrender considerable Of our
space this week to the annual report Of
the County Commissioners 1t is pub,
lication that deserves careful perusal
by tax payers.
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w Go to the new Drug Store of
POPE Il CASTLE for School Books,
Stationery, Patent Medicines, Lamps,
Perfumeries, Fiue Soaps and Presciip-
.tions.
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AsstGNEE,s NUftcE.

NOTICE is hereby g;vsn, that the under.
" signed was on the l4th day Of Dsfsm'
Der, 1875, duly apI o!nsed and qualified BY
thss Probate courtsof ;MohFos county. ohis.
Assignee Of N. Koehler & Co., Of Woods-
hsld, intrust foe -ths-l .sneat- theif credit
tors. The creditors Of said drm are hotifed
to Resent thsir claims to the undersigned,
within ak months, for allowance ;orrtJsc-
tion. DR. ~ JOHN KERR
jan2.'77w3. '"1 ui Assignes.
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OEND $50 to G. P. RowBLL 4 Co., New
y York. for Pam phlet Of 100 pages, CON
t,iuiug lists Of 5000 newspapers, and esti.
mates showing cost OF vsrsisius.--mohsfT
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RThe Republicans. in Louisiana
barricadel the State House to keep the
Democrats out. . r.s!22
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A New Years Joke.

Mr.. RoBB, a contractor on the Bell
aire and Southwestern requests parties
who carried off shovels, picks, crow-bars
and drills, the night of the 3lst ult, to
return the same Or put them, wherc they
can be found. Asa New Ye.r's joke,
it may be good one, hut is a serious
inconvenience. 10 Mr. RoBB s.
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HWe now have the deepest snow
and the best sleighiag since the Winter
of 1866. r. "a.
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politics, recentIy said, editoriaIIy:

"There is growing impression that
the Senate will not insist upon the right
OF the President pro tempore of the Sen
ate to declare the result, if objections to
the vote of any Safes are made. and
that the end 'ciH be the election Of TILDEN
as President by the House, and WHEELER
as Vioe- President by The Senate" s1., -
We agree with the7Star as to the prob.
ability of such a thing II it is not TIL
DEN and HENDRICKS, it will be TILpEN
and WHEELER
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New Advertisements.

@ December 2lst was the shortest
day Of the past year.
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Total collected during the year, 1896 so
Amount of unclaimed costs remain
ing in my hands Jan. 4. 1875, $22 49
herewith present the receipt Of the
Tr> asurer, for S22 40, the amount of the
above unclaimed costs. 80 70
hereby certify that the above is cor
rect. " DAVID OKEY, Clerk.
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The within report is referred to VIM
+ Hunter aud Jno. p. Spriges, Esqrs.
with A. j. Pearson, Prosecuting Attor
ney, to examine the same. enc
ROBERT Z CHAMBERS,
Judge Com Pleas Court.
| decline to serve on. the above Com
mittee WIN F. HUNTER
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Clerks Report.

% lla e Clerks Report.
OFFIcE OF THE CLERK OF CoURT OF
CoNMoR PLEAS, WooDsFiELD, MONROE
CouNrY. ONO, MoNDAY, September
4. 1876 .e.s'ss t h.i0s
To the Honorable Commissioners of said !Coun-
ty:
AS required by law, | submit this my
annual report as Clerk Of the Court, OF
Common Pleas Of said County. Of Mon
roe, for the year ending On the first
Monday Of September, A d 1876.
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q EE The Evening Star, the Oldest of
Washington newspapers, which has,
since the accession OF GRANT to the
Presidency, been strongly Republican in
nolitice- recnntly said editorisllv -
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Prosecuting Attorneys Report.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEYS OFFIcE,)
WooDsFIFLD, OHIo, Sept. 4, 1875.
To the Honorable Commissioners of Monroe
County, Ohio
| herewith submit my annual report
for the year ending Sept. 4, 1876
Ohio VS. George Barker, charge muir
der in the second degree Plea guilty
OF manslaughter. Sentence: Impr,son
ment in Penitentiary for seven years,
and pay costs of prosecu ion
Ohio vs. Bsnjlm Barker, S: me charge
as above, same plea. Sentence: Impris-
onment IN Penitentiary for six years,
and pay costs of prosecution.
OHIO VS. Barney OFreil, charge, horse
stealing, trial, verdict, guilty, sentence,
Imprisonment in Penilentiary for three
years, and pay costs Of prosecution. Il
Ohio vs. Madison Beaver, forfeited
recognizance, amount forfeited, $500 oO
Costs, 2 70
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sheriG's Report.

SHERIFF's OFFICE,
WooDsFIELD, MONROE Co, @
September 7, 1876
To the Honorable the Commissioners Of Mon
roe County, Ohio: q :
In ,mpliance with law l submit this
my annual report, of The amount Of fines
and costs collected by me in State cases
Amount of fines, nothing. Amount of
costs nothing. T. o LITTLE,
-'i9 5ia Sheriff NJ. C o.
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Goodhue vs Johnston ct oil, 95
Mitchell vs Holiday, 95
Luckey vs. Brown ct al, l 43
Kindelberger vs. Hsnschumacher, l 80
Orn vs. McGaughey ct al, 95
=. S22 40
Attest: s.t DAVID OKEY, ii.lC
Clerk Court Common Pleas.
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S3O2 Is

Amount collected, 1902 Is
Ohio VS. Fred Stephens, charge sell
ing intoxicating liquors to be
drank where sold, fine $50 90
r. and costs. fine & costs coilect'd.
Ohio VS. Fred Kimple, same charge
as aoove,'rflne 81 80 %
and costs, fine & costs collected.
Ohio ys Fred Kimple, same charge,
fine 80 90
and costs, fine & costs collected.
Ohio VS. Chas Deckhut. same charge,
fine 10 90
and costs, fine & costs collected.
Ohio vs. Chas Dcckhut, same charge,
fine stEE 20 90
and costs, fine d costs collected.
Ohio VS. Chas Deckhut, same charge,
fine : ~. i' 40 90
and costs, fine Il costs collected. 1914
Ohio vs. Cbas Deckhut, same charge,
fine so 90
and costs, fine l. costs collected.
Ohio VS. Charles Engcman, same ~
charge, fine % 90
and costs, fine collected.
Ohio VS. Charles Engeman, same
charge, fine 9eH l4s 90 90
and costs, fine d costs not COLD.
Ohio VS. Henry Sebach, same charge. .ssr
sentence, SO 90
fne Il costs & 10 days in Ceua-
2, ty jail, fine 4 $25 on costs col'd !
Ohio VS. Frederick Stephens, same
charge, fine IT, -25 90
and costs, fine d costs collected sa.
Ohio VS. Frederick Stephens, same
charge, fine 25 90
and costs, fine & costs collected
Ohio vs. Jacob Hogue, charge As
sault and Battery, fine Is 90
and costs, fine & costs collected.
Total amount Of fines assessed, S430 90
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semi.Annaal Report Of fhc Infir-
EA~2 & MARY Directors.

WoopsrIELD, OHIo,, Sept l. 1876.
10 The HohorAble, tile Commissiohefs e
Of Monroe County. Ohio. In compli
ance willl1the requirements Of law, We,
the undersigned Directors Of said In
frmary submit this. our .Semi;Annual
Report FOR The six months ending Sep
tember. 1sts lS76gsT.y zaEL
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tRrPoMr

The Infrmary has been kept in all re-
spects in compliance with our rules and
directions. Number Of inmates admit
ted to Inirmary during the year, 90
Number of paupers in lnfirmary, at pres
ent, a Males e. Females 81 Pau
pers otherwise supported by County 35.
The health OF inmates ordinarily good
The condition OF the finances are as fol-