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PRonArE COURT.

I October %. The following accounts
were heard and disposed of as noted: !:
/. F, Koehler, Guardian of Rebecca J.
and Mary E Watson, minors; first &C.
count; the Guardian has overpaid for
the support of his Wards. the sum OF
81 81.
Is H. B Hin, Admir- Of the estate ofsG.
H. Davenport, decd first account; re-
ceived by Adm'r the sum of S3,S8S SS;
paid out, including his percent, the sum
of $4,217 79; amount oyerpald 1928
81.
jacob Zessiger Admir- of Maria Zes.
siger, decd final account; the Admsr
has paid out S5l7 OF more than came
into his hands
Jacob Fisher Adm'r of the estate OF
Samuel 5. Fisher, decd; first account;
amount in Adm'r's hands the sum OF
8l25 sc, which, be is ordered to pay oui
according to law sSSs I
] O. Amos, Guardian of the estate
of John j. a 0AbeL Williams. minors
fourth account; amount due John j,
Williams s2S1 o.; due Abel sS347, 81
h. B. Hill, Assignee Of A. d. briggs
FIRST account rim Assignee,s hands the
sumsof SN, which bel is ordered to pay
out according to law.
Adam Arnold Adm'r or the estate OF
John Miller, ST., deceased; !; second &C.
count; in Adm'r's hands the sum ol
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Probate Notice.

A CCOUNTS and vouchers have been fled in
II the Probate Court Of Monroe County
Ohio, for settlement, by the following Ad
ministrators, Kxecutors and Guardians,
First partial account Of Samuel Judge Guar.
dian of James +. HscEstt. q
Third partial account of Jonathan Conner
T. Guardian Of Corwin 3. Ferguson. q Z.
First partial account of Jonathan Conuer
Admir- of Matthew Scott.
Fifth partial account OF Leonard Jackson
Guardian Of John 7. Craig
First and final account of Thomas Wilson
Guardian of John B. Ksau.
First and final account of John E. Collins
Admir- of Theodore LIE Baron.
Second partial account of Daniel Brock
Guardian of Emmaretta j. Gourley.
Second partial account Of Jacob Affelter
s Admir- of Mary Afolter.
Sixth partial account of VIM. Besrdmore
Guardian of Isasc T. Beardmore.
First account OF Isaac Heailey Aim'r of
jeremiah Pittman.
Sixth partial account of David RrbIe Guar,
dian Of Norman and Leonidas Hayward.
Any person interested may file written
exceptions to said accounts, or any item there.
of, on or before the 18th day Of November
next, when the same will be finally heard aud
continued from day 10 day until disposed Of,
JAS R. MORRIS,
oet23,'77w3. Probate judge VI C, o,
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NOTICE,
70 the Pslisy. Holders and Gr,sofs of
The Neib jersey Matxal Life Insraace
s C6mpaaps q -

70 the Policy Holders and Gtrltofs of
The Neib Jersey Matxal Life Iasraace
s Compaayg ~ ~
On application of the undersigned,
RECEIVER of the NEW JERSEY MU.
TUAL LIFE INSURANCEi COMPA4
NY, the Court Of Chancery has made
an order in the suit entitled "Jacob Va
natta, Attorney General, informant" and
"The New Jersey Mutual Life Insurance
Company and others, defendants" d.
recting the Poliey Holders and 1othsf
creditors of said Corporation to present
TO the REcEIyER and prove before him,
as he shall direct and to Bis satisfaction,
their several claims snd tiemands, with:
in SIX MONTHS from the TWENTY
SEVENTH day of AUGUSTCA. D.
1871 orlbe,exclii led from the benefit Of
such dividend as may thereafter, be
madeand declared upon the proceeds
aud ELECTS of such Corp poration.
The said order also provides that
claimants and Witnesses may be exam
ined Under oath or affirmation by the
REcEIvER, and that books and papers
shall be produced before him if requir.t
ed.
3Under anthpgissE Of said order, Z d.
rect Chat claims be epfesented as follows,
viz:
Each Policy Holder shall, within the
time above specified, present or trans
NIT to me, at my Office, 1S9 MARKET
STREET. Newark, N. J. his. or her Pol.
icy. with the last receipt for premium
paid thereon. When the Policy has
been assigned, the deed of assignment
must be produced. A ~
Death Claims must be proved by the
parties in interest,", in. conformity with
the rules and forms heretofore adopted
and used by said Company. 's+se
0ther persons claiming TO be credi-
tors must forward to above address,
within the time limited in said order, a
particular statement of claim, to which
must be attached an oath or affirmation
of claimant that the account or demand
pfesented jst Just snde true, owing and
Unpaid, and that there ls no just offset
a Copy q this notice wifi be mailed
to each Policy Holder, whose Policy
shall appear to be in force, directed to
the last post-ofice address appearing on
the books Of the Company, but the. .sen-
ding of this notice shall Rot be construed
as admitting the validity of the claim,
the right to demand additional proofs of
any claim, whether founded on a Policy
Or otherwise, beingreseryed.1 sEeea
Acknowledgment IN writing of the
receipt of Policies, and other papers in
proof of,pclaims, will be sfprwarded rte
pafties sending them TO me. s. -
JOEL PARKER,
Reoeiversof Nh Mutual Life ms Co.
Newark, N. j., Sept Sd, 1877.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

a. 4
wheeling - OoT 2s - The fol.
lowing live stock were received at the
Wheeling stock yards during the last
week: a.,5 .5s
Cattle-Arrivals 63 head, demand slow.
Ordinary to common at 2a@3c, common
to fair 3@Slc, fair to choice 31@41c
Most sales AT 3t@4c ~.
Hogs-Arrivals 500 head; demand
fair and packers and butchers are look
ing for lower prices. Light sold at
80. packing 4 1905 90. butchers 5@5
Is.
Sheep-But few arrivals Sold at 4c,
choice lots would bring 44@41c
Calves-In good demand at 3@8 90
Lambs-ln fair demand at 4t@54c.
Milch. Cows-Demand good at 25@
40 co.
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ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY.

4 ENCAMPMENT AT CLAR1NaToN-A. g. Robb;
@. p. John @. Duerr, Scribe. Meetings
Second and fourth Monday in each month.
ENcAMrMENT AT WooDsFIELD.-JchnD Do
herty, O. P. Fritz Reef. Scribe. Meetings.
First and third Friday in each month.
! WooDsFIELD LODGE, Nos377, I. o. o. F.
John Doherty, N. G.. Fritz Reef, Secre.
tary. Regular meeting every Thursday.
DEXTER LODGE, No. 396. I. o. o. Fat
Beallsville.--S. H. Norris n. G. W. Black,
Secretary. Regular meeting every Saturday.
+ LEwrsvILLB LODGE, No. 49S. I. o. o. F.
Darling Harbin, N. G. James Fl. Hamilton.
Secretary. Regular meeting every Saturday.
CLARINGToN LODGE, No. 525. I. o. o. F.
At Clarington.J G Dusrr, N. G.. W. w.
Messerley. Secretary Regular meeting every
Saturday evening.
MILToNsBURa LODGE, No. .6O1, /. o. O. F.
At Miltonsburg- Peters, N. G.. J.jJ
Riemenschneider, Secretary. Regular meeting
every Wednesday evening. R.t
BRIaHr ErEs LoDuE No. go, ]. O. o. r.
Stafford, Ohio-G. W. Robinson, N. g.; J. N
Mason, Secretary. Meetings every Saturday
evening. -. .L.s-a -. Z. s.,
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EgT The incoming Legislature wants
to repeal the Registry and several other
laws, pass the appropriation bills, elect
a good and true Democrat United States
Senator and adjourn by the 18th Of
March. If this is not done somebody
will raise bit OF a row. We want no
old dead-heads to hang on till corn
planting to get IS day out of the, State
We have too many isws now, and want
less instead of more The main thing
listc have less laws, less taxation and
more official honesty Holmes County
Fdrner.
The above was written byaJ A. Estel
who has been elected to the Legislature
frem Holmes County We hope gEstel
will use iis efforts to do just what he
recommends, and, we, have no doubt but
that he viii -Mdrion Mirror.
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Iohio statsJ Jearnal.l

The vote on the free banking act and
judicial constitutional amendment in 81
counties, officially ,ascertained, is as fol
lows:s N
Vote for free banking act, als's 4S53
Vote against free banking act. 20S, 1896
Vote for Constitutional Amend't, 50,591
Vote against !" ag ed II" 6l.707
Total vote east, % Z 610,445
The actual vote against these PROPOSE
tions is found by deducting the vote
cast for them from the total vote, which
makes the majority against the free
banking act 445, ,592; against the consti.
tutional amendment, 459, ,854. This is
the result leaving out Hamilton county,
the returns from which have not been
received q s-s''1t-'
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sHEKIFF's SALE.
Salem Grimm
s E i VS.. m
John M, Goodwin ct al.

DY virtue Of certain vendi sxponas issued
ID from the court Of common pleas within
and for the county Of Monroe, and State of
Ohio, in a case pending in said court between
the above named parties; and to me directed,
i will offer for sale at public auction at the
east door Of the court house in Woodsaeld ON
Saturday, the 8th day of December, 1877,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock a. m. and 4
O'Clock p. M. Of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county,
Ohio to wit.
Lots number one aud the south half OF
lot forty six, and lots ffty -one, hfty.two,
lfty-seven, fifty .nihs and sixty, in the town
of Sardis, aud lot humber three in section
thirty-thres, township one Of range three,
containing forty Two acres more Of less; also,
the northeast quarter of the southwest
quarter Of section twenty township two
of range four, containing thirty-nins acres
more or less, as the property Of John M
Goodwin. Lot number ten in section TWEEN.
ty-seveu, township one, range thfes, con.
tanning ons hundred acres more or less; also !,
dots nine and ten in section thirty.thres,
township one range three. containing one
hundred and sixty two acres more OF less ,
also, lots dfty.ssven and 6fty.eight in the
town OF sardis, as the property Of Philip
Pool
Appraised as follows.
Lot No in Sardis at s
South half lot No 40 at DO so 81
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=
EF For the first week after the Leg
islature organizes Democratic Senate
will be presided over by a. Republican
Lieutenant Governor, whoever he is.-s
Under the Constitution, Curtlss, of Guy
ahoga, by virtue of his Office as Presi-
dent of the Senate, presides over the
Senate until Lieutenant Governor Fitch
is. sworn in. The Democrats will take
the power Of. appointing the Commit
tees out of the hands of the President
of the Senate as they did in "a, when
Alphonse Hart was elected on the ticket
with Governor Allen. The Committees
will be appointed by the Senate itself,
as is now done in the United States Sen.
ate. ses4 rss szsftf sfR fssssNa . ~
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R MICHAEL REILLY, Wholesale Gro

g MICHAEL REILLY, Wholesale Gro
GER Wheeling,is known to, the trade in
Eastern Ohio. and West Virginia, as an
|uprIghisa honest deAiet bis stock of
groceries is large, well selected and can
be purchased by sample from Mr.. DICK
HAN, his travelling agent, as safely as
from the house He sells just what he
represents and a The prices be repre-
.senta. No shoddy goods kept. His
stock of liquors FOR medicinal purposes
are first class. See advertisement.
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DIED -On the eth inst, at the res.
idence of NJ. MICHAEL LONG, near
Woodsfeld, fn, ELIzABErH YocKEY,
eyed es year, The repains we're in.
tered In the Cemetery near Miltonsbnrg,
on Sunday, the 2Sth inst, and were fol-
lowed to the grave BY a large number
of relatives and friends.
,HFThe e,Spooks are at work ksih Noble
county knocking over tables, chairs,
smashing looking glasses, slaming doors
and other antics. csIula.sd toi scare athe
inhabitants of that region. A shot gun
fred IN the right direction yonld, 'in all
probability, cause the operators to eight
0~s. -. = -. s4.t.e - :. = s.s,.-- - :,
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Lot No in section 50, township and range
containing about AZ acres more or less, at
$I.500
quarter of section II, township 2of range 4,
containing 30 acres more or less at $500
Lot No. III, in section ~, township one of
range three, containidg 100 acres more o. less.
at 50, 900.
Lots 0 and 10 in section 33. township and
range 3, containing I6s acres more or less, st
$4,000.
Lot 81 in Sardis, at $50.
Lot So $50. ..f.5f
TO. LITTLE,
eetS0,T7w5. Sheriff ". G. o.
n. HoLLwTsR, Atty for Plaintiff.
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wFwlrD's reyeia.isnss under oath

sRFwEEp's reyeiatienss under oath
are playing smash With Republican can.
didates. One by one they are declining
and hiding in the brush, With the pros
pect of general stampede, we are not
surprised that JoHs MoRRIssEr should
not be considered unavailable material
to fall back on, he never shared
TwEED's plunder, anyhow, whatever his
other shortcomings may have been and
are. That presents rather sad picture
for the Republican party de &
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
George Nef1
ri VS..
John Wright ct al.

ny virtae of certain order of sale issued
u from the court of common pleas, within
and for the county Of Monroe, and State Of
Ohio. in case pending in said court between
the above named parties, and I'd me directed, )!
| will offer for sale at public auction at the
east door of the court house in Woodsfeld ,on
Saturday, Tie 1st day Of December, 1877,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. M. and 4
O'Clock p. m., of'said day, the following dss
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county;
Ohio, to wit,s -
; The northwest qdartsr Of the southeast
quarter Of section twenty -ons, township two
Of range four;fi also, the southwest quarter
Of the northeast quarter of section twenty =
one. township two of range fonr; also, .
part OF the northeast quarter Of the south
east quarter of section twenty-ons, township
two Of range four, commencing at the north
west corner of the above described land,
thence south eighty rods; thence east twenty
rods; thence north eighty rods; thence west
twenty rods to the place Of beginning, con.
tanning in all ninety acres, be the same more
or less q
Said property so ordered TO be sold is ap-
praised at 50, ,2s6, and may sell for two
thirds of the appraisement Terms of sale
cash.
T. o. LITTLE,
octs0, ,'77w6. ~ Sheriff M. o. o.
0KEY Il OKsy, Att'ys for plaintiff. N
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gR pNaesisnW $50 sfnF4g5 vVz fR
wDr. BLISS said Of Senstor Mon

NH tsbE 49, z sss = y y ~
wDr. BLISS said Of Senator NOR
roNs condition, on the 25th inst: "a
? "His paralysis is fixture. and we
need not attempt to disguise il. We
have used extraordinary means to pro.
vide nourshment for the actual waste
Of the system by injection under the
skin and otherWise, as well as by the
natural channels; and within the past
twenty-four hours his system seems to
be responding His, recovery depends
upon his nutrition ;sand, il we are sue
cessful, be will ,comeap to the normal
condition Of. health save in locomotion.
Mentally be. is bright as q dollar, and
spends his time in listening to the edi-
torial opinions Of standard ..newspapers
and in.discussing the issues of the day"
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Mzhk1ED On October sosh. by Rev,
W. H RIDER, Mr.. IsAEL HUFF and
Miss MARY B. WIIsoN s sssssss
On October 18th, BY Rev. NJ. M POI.
Lock, Mr.. Levi Hull and Mrs. MARY
EIRpDs FaM AtA ygaA NE
On October 23d, by 81. r. Mason,
Mayor Of Woodsfeld, Mr.. NATHAN G,
TGUfx shd Miss MxEslsE7 b. McFAD.
DEN.
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ship one, range three, containing about forty
two acres more or less, at $I,500.
Also, the, northeast quarter of the south
west quarter Of section twenty .ons, town.
ship two of range four, containing thirty.
nine acres more or less, at $500.
Al o, lot No. 10 in section 81, township
] of range three, containing 700 acres more
or less, at $4,000
Also, Lots Nos and 10 in section thirty
three, township one and range three, con.
tanning Is2 acres more or less, at SO 900
Also, Lots 81 and bSinlths town Of Ssr.
dis, at $500. @ M 3
z 1. " T, O. LITTLE.
oct3o,,77w5, Sheriff N, c. o.
N. HoLLIsTEK, Atty for Plaintiff
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ayws! l ls.pv wdtsling,
Dealefi in paints, oils, glass aesdss doors,
sash, French Plate Glass, base full stock
Of everything in bis line AZ fair prices.
II you want to purchase anything in
his liae, see bis adyersisepepf, and call,
or send in your order.
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Cincinnati.

Oct. 25--Flour3 8 50a7 so; Wheat 1
Goal So, Corn S7a46c; Oats 27a32c;
Rye 57a60c; Barley 50a75c.
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New York.

Oct 26-Flour 8 00aS %; Wheat
30al A; Corn 6Ia63c; Oats 33a43c
Rye 7Ia72c; Barley 85cc
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wJ. II. SrALLnAN & Co., Merchant
Tsilerg Whselisss 2hayes an sercsllsnt
stock Of goods for suits, or parts of
suits, at fair rates, Their clothing is
well made from the best goods and al
ways irenaen. sadsfaction9 Remember
the place, q twelfth street.
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xxDAy,D oKEs, I. D LITTLE, J. K.
B0oHxNAx, W. B. WADDEIL, GHARLEYi
LzukEsrrxsu and F. BuckIo, left here on.
Monday morning for West Virginia on
apike 1ishing excursion : . ssis
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EE Among the indictments found by
the Belmont county grand jury last week
we're one against Capt. JAMES HuMEs, OF
Wheeling, for stealing . steer, and one
against MARSHALL MoFARLAND, of Mar
tins Ferry, for mnrlier.H II ] :
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Nebo 9bbsrtistnlents,
Farms for Sale.

FARM containing 220 acres, on the Ohio
L River, II miles above Clarington; four
dwelling houses; barn; two tobacco kouses
three orchards containing 900 trees, grated
fruit; vineyard of Concord grapes.
FARM OF 6I7S ACRES, r.?
One mile from river, four miles from 0laring.
ton, 40 acres cleared, balance we'll timbsred;
orchard rs trees. Will sell whole or divide
in tracts.
Also; otis acre In Clarington; house and
orchard ON same. For particulars and
terms call on or address
/ JOHN GOODHUB,
octS0,'77w4, Clarington, Monroe Co.. o.
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nA,The best assortment of Boots and
Shoes and at most satisfactory prices to
be found at 77F = - = bee f'asg f.55 y
MORRIS & ARMSTRoNGS. 20
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There were % new suits commen-
ced in the Common Pleas Court in this
county from the LIST TO the 29th of Oc-
tober. ss.'s st'Hs =
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~Judge JOHN W oKrr, Democrat
ic candidate for Supreme Judge, should
bspfodd of hislvose & had major
ity OF all the votes cast and was the only
candidate on the ticket that had He
has majority Of s,sIo over all his op-
ponsnts, and aO,O4s over JoHNsos, the
Republicau candidate.
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EEThe Directors Of the Bellaire and
Southwestern Railroad Company have
been offered iron for the road at s33
per ton.
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1ET grand total Of expenditures
FOR school purposes in this county for
the past year was e51, 200 OIL.
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ET Mr.. STEFHEN PAYsE, of jackson
township, this county, recently puchas-
edahe farm OF HARvET HOLLAND, Esq,
in Washington county. s
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The total amount received by
teachsrsi6 fhis County fOf theyeAr end.
ing August 3lst, 1877, was s36,7ss "a.
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Chicago.

Oct 25--Floar 5 00s9 90; Wheat /
IO4al09; Corn 44c; Oats 23ac; Rye
53c; Barley 59c.
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Talmadge said the other night, 81
have baptized people so dirty that ! was
tempted to leave them in the tank"
-Sixty-tive counties out of the eighty.
eight in Ohio gave Democratic majori-
ties at the,recent election. u 3
A struck jury has been ordered Id the
suit of the State Of New York sgainst
exs Comptroller R. B. Connolly, of Ring
notoriety, for Sl0,0e0,o00.
Baltimore gave Kane (Dem $4,000
majority over Thompson Working.
mems candidate) for Mayor. - {
OTrAwA, OEr ), October PA treaty
has been completed between the Domin-
ion Government and Blackfeet Indians
by which the Indians cede 81 900 square
miles of territory to Canada
u, R. Hevley, formerly a prominent
member ofthe stock company at the
Grand Opera House. Cincinnati, died on
Tuesday afternoon.
Only, three members of the. last Senate
ON the Democratic side, Owens Of Lick.
ing, Williams, OF Monroe and Stokes ol
Warren, were re elected.
Fifteen States vote on the 9th of No,
vember The chances are that the Re
pnblicans viii carry two; Kansas and
Minnesota.
| slStanley,the African explorer.has beer
decorated by the King of Italy--that is
voted decoration Stanley has, with.
out doubt, accomplished great work
and will add to the scientific world i'm.
nnenselyAs Ire'~ 'e's es5 $3.50
The Republican papers blame thell
defeat in Ohio upon the "stay at.homes.
! Very well. Why did these men stay at
heme.a II was simply because they wert
disguised with the ruinous policy Of theil
party leaders.
~ so - az tsssaer -
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BUSIN ESS NOTICES.

w The Best Qualities of Orlean Syr-
up and Sorghum Molasses for sale at 2
SCHUMACHER'S. y ,
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rA-For Jeans, Cassimers, Blankets.
Canton Flannels and all Domestics 90
to MORRIS & ARMSTRONG'S.
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OCTOBER.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF MAILS.

EAsr-Leaves Clarington on Tuesday and
Woodsfeld on Wednesday of each week.
K WRsr--Leaves Woodsfsld on Wednesday
and Saturday Of each week.
SourH-Leaves Woodsfeld on Tuesday and
Friday Of each week. $Y{f3s
NoRrH.-Daily mail each way from Woods.
field TO GAINESVILLE.
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.PhiladelphIa.

Oct 25-Flour 4 coat 90; Wheat l
43aI so: Corn 6Ia62c; Oats 32aS5c; !;
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NJ. Ready made clothing foriMen and
Boys best stock at iss sa3 rlsaab oa
MORRIS & ARMSTRONG,S.. /,
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na. Ladies Cloaks and Beaver Cloths
to be found only at right prices at s.
MORRIS d &ARMSTRONGS
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SHERIFF'S SALE /
1a4 t ~ g z
V R. G. Miles, Ex'r, & ano. (
iSvs. 2Ass 3 ss
John NJ Goodwin u ano. /

DY virtue Of q certain vendi. sxponas issusd
ID from the court of common pleas within
and for the county Of Monroe, and State Of
Ohio, in q case pending in said court between
the above named partiess and to me directed,
| will offer for sale at public auction at the
east door Of the court house In WoodsHeld on
Saturday, the 8th day Of December, 1877,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4
o'clock p. M, of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county,
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wooastleld stock Market

/ October 30 Cattle 3a4c per pound /;
Sheep 4i@5u per pound. Hogs 4a4ie
per pound.
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Several conferences Of Republican
Congressman have been held, TO decide
how to vote on political resolutions !;
there is dissatisfaction with the Presi-
dents policy, but desire to avoid dis
cussion al this session.
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E There were seventeen applicants
for certificates at the teachers examina-
ton held on the 9th inst.