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Adm'rs Sale of Real Estate

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TN pursuance Of an order Of the Probate
i Court Of Monroe County, Ohio, Twill otrsl
for sale at public auction. on ~. =
Saturday. the 2eth, ,doy rot january. )! S7s,
at o'clock p. m. upon the premises. the
following described real estate, situate in
Ohio township, in said oonnty, to Hit: -,;ss. 1
Being the western part of lot number three,
/ In section twenty three, township one, range
Ethree, Beginning at the southwest corner Of
said lot number tbres,. at the section line;
thence east by ths line Of Beazsll's land to
stone at the southwest corner Of A. .Rist's land,
thence north thirty one rods to q stone;
thence east thirteen rods and fifteen links
toa stone; thence north seven degrees east
two rods and fifteen links to stone; thence
north sixty -four degrees west nineteen rods
to stone; thence north twenty seven rods
toa'a Stone onIthe line Of Isaac Thompson s
land, 1t being the northwest corner OF said
Rist'slland; thence west by said Thompson'a-
land to the section line; thence south by said
section. line sixty four rods. to the place Of
beginning gsupposed to contain seventy acres ;,
more or less. except thirty acres sold of Of
said above described tract by jacob suter to
A. Rist, by deed dated July 10. 1875, and re-
corded vol. 81 pages 637 and 63S. sse
Appraised at 81. 400. gaea asg
TERMS OF sALE-0ne-third in hand, ons-
third ineone ysar,aud one-third In two years
from the day Of sale. with interest; the pay
ments to be secured by mortgage upon the
premises sold. a - 4 4'5
is's JOHN rIsHBR, JR.,
81 Admir- of Jacob sutsr, decd.
dec25 '77w4. 57z
lCKEY & OKsr Att'ys. isns .7'a7ii
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Proceedings of the Court of Com.
mon Pleas


Levi Mellott vs. W. j.. Taylor ct al
and the same vs. Western Taylor, ct al
civil actions; judgment, lst case, SAC
20 and S343,20 in I'd case and order fol
sale of real estate in each case.
Geo. Burkhart, 5 indictments, VIM
Scheuefele, 5 indictments and A. Schu
macber indictment for selling intoxi.
eating liquors, were arraigned and plead
"not guilty" Cases set for hearing al
the present term.
0. Sloan vs. Alex -Givins, ct al. civil
action; judgement in favor of plaintiff
for S573,62
/ JAS. A. Watson, indicted for assault
and battery, entered plea of guilty,
and was fined $50 and costs l
Milton Watkins vs. Caroline A. Wat
kins; divorce; decree granting divorce
entered. @#-
J: NJ. Goodwin vs. Hannah j, Forrest
civil action; judgment in favor of plain
tiff for S123,S9 and order for sale of
real estate. 1aa,a i-"4 a8' -' e-,
:, Mary E. Grant vs. John Grant; di.
vorce and alimony;' plaintiff not enti-
tied to divorce, but is to the personal
property and alimony in the sum of
500, to be paid in IL months.
indictments against Hugh Mckee and
Henry Sebach, for. selling, liquors &c,
were noHied
c. G Oblinger vs W. R. Hogue iudg-
ment in favor ,ofaplaintiff for $685..
I. A. Way vs. E. Louther & ano civil
action: judgment in favor of plaintiff
for 1924. essu,F 3
John W. Stephens vs G. F Rhines;
civil action; judgment for plaintiff for
$2,054, so.
D. Gregg & Co., VS. Sole u Goddard,
ct al; civil action; Judgment for S452,
9l and order for sale of mortgaged
premises. ~
F. NJ Amos vs. JOS. Forrest 4 ano I;
civil action judgment in favor of plain
tiff and decree for sale of mortgaged.
premises. ia Ira tsi1s'j atosa -.
Lorey, Frey 4 Co., VS. The SardisI
Manufacturing Company: civil action
judgment for plaintiffs fol, Sl,399.53;
Peter Fankhouser ct al VS. The. Sardis
Manufacturing Company; civil action
first lien; judgment for 81. 4.S44, ,O4, and
decree for sale of premises 81
> The B DIS. W. Railway Company rs
Jesse Jackson; civil action; judgment
In favor Of plaintiff for S2l3,5O.
Same Company vs. JAS. L Workman; (;
civil action; judgment for S2l2,60.
Joseph Ward vs. Jas. Dougherty ct al Z
civil action; Judgment in favor of plain
tiff for 8I21, ,99s - s =,
FsM. Amos vs. VIM. sPiatts q ano. i
civil action; due plaintiff sos, S,4S; decree
for sale of real estate ,.vto -sao
Jacob Fisher, Admir-, VS. Alex. Ken,
nedy, ct al; due, plaintiff, s659,4S; de,
cree for. sale Of real estate.
: Jas. Knowlton vs. Alex. II : Givens &
ano.; civil action !; due plaintiff S57l ,68;
order for sale ofattached personal prop
erty.
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THE v D RID
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Since the change 10 its proprietorshiI
(Which took place May !, 1870 "THl
WORLD has become the brightest, spright.
liest, MO scholarly and popular Journal
in the metropolis at is entertaining
interesting, bright, decent, fair and truth
full 1t does wrong willingly to ne man,
no forced, no interest and no party. II
treats all subjects of Importance earnest.
ly and with respect. 1t seeks to make
itself an agreeable companion,as we'll as
q faithful guide and teacher. The
WORLD regards the recent victories Of
theparty with which itby preference acts
notas mere partisan triumphs gained bv
partisan contrivances, but as the unwis
taxable expression of deep and genuine
popularidemand for new methods in gov
ernment, for a thorough publication Of
the public service and for reetificatiou
Of the aims of our party organizations.
Wherever and ,ohsncuer the Deliberate
party proues itself byalto this popular de-
ntand THE EORLD, aoiA resolately up
hoM At aohereUer and ,oheneuer ii fails
short of or attempts to counterfeit this pop
alar den,a nd THE WORLD aoil as reso-
tutety oppose and denounce It. In ,oord,
THE WORLD believes the Democratic
party to erist TOR the good of the pabi;c
seruice. Htloes not believe the public SER
uice to7eaist for The good ofths Democratic
party . s,F e
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BaltimOre-Dec 17-Beef Cattle
We quote al q 25@6 per 100 lbs. and
some on private terms, but understood
to be a considerable fraction higher
Mich Cows-The trade has been very
slow, and we quote at 35@50 90 per
head at retail.
Swine-Packers seem to view the PM.
ces as too high. Sales have been made
at 5t@6c, few transactions being recor.
ded at either extreme, but chiefly at SIC
per. 10 net. ~
Sheep-There is no outside demand
whatever, and very little on the part Of
our home butchers. The market is al.
most stagnant. We quote Sheep at 40
54c per ID gross, few sales being made
at the latter 8gure.
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Probate Notice.


A CC0UNTS and vouchers have been fled II
II the Probate Court of Monroe County
Ohio. for settlement, by the following Ad
ministratofs, Kxecutors and Guardians:
Fourth partial account of L. D. Cramblet,
Guardian Of Joanna Cramblett.
Second ana final account Of 1lias Cline, Guar
dian of Edmund J. and Emily NJ. Cline.
Second and final account of W. F. Johnston
Rxscutor Of Robert Johnston, decd.
Second and final acootrt of Miles Mallet
Guardian of Jane Heddlestone.
Third and final account of VIM. Foraker. Ex.
ecutor of Richard Rice, decd.
First and final account of Jacob Butt Sen
Guardian of Jacob Butt, (son Of Jacob. Jr.)
Second partial account OF Martin Vsnnest
Guardian of Jacob Beam.
Second and fnal account of Joseph won
Sehwaban, Guardian Of Daniel Dennis. g
Amy person interested may file written
exceptions to said accounts, or any item there.
of, on or before the 28th day of December
next, whom the same win be firally heard and
continued from day to day until disposed of,
JAS R.. MORRIS,
dsc4,'77w3. Probate Judge N. CO,
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PROBATE COURT.

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Dec. IA --Catharine Berger, Adm,s
OF John Berger, decd, obtained an or
der to sell real estate. =
Alex Fl. Thomas, Guardian of the
estate of Josiah Miller. a minor, file,]
his second account; hearing continued
Dec. Is Geo. W. Carrothers, Adm'l
Of Geo, McCammcn, decd, obtained ar
order to sell real estate.
Dec. I'm Boughner was appoin.
ted Adm'r, with the Will annexedy ol
the estate. of jacob Tr1ax, deceased,
bond $1,000
: Dec. Is Alex Smith. Guardian of
Otho' Farmer, minor, fiied his final ac-
count; hearing continued. sse
Dec. 19-J. G Duerr, Admir- of John
NJ Duerr, decd, obtained an order 70
sell real estate. ,,.,s.,
John Kerr, Assigned Of N. Koehler
q Co was discharged, the creditors and
the firm having effected a compromise
Dec. 20 -Jas, Watson. Guardian Of
Matilda Cline, an imbecile, fled his bond
in the sum of $500.
The estate of William Johnston, decd,
was declared to be probably insolvent
a. aHn -
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RThe verdict of the Co.oner's Jur,
in the case of FINDLEY C. McGREw
whose body was found in the creek neal
Bridgeport Belmont county, on the12tt
inst, is as follows:
"After having heard the evidence and
examined the body, we find that the de
ceased came to his death by drowning
in said creek, under the bridge of the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad Com.
panya over said creek, having fallen
therefrom December IL, 1877. There
is evidence which indicates that some
person, unknown to- the jury, swas In
conflict with the deceased at or near the
place from which he fell and who may
have caused his fallns .
Ross j ALEXANDER, MILTON j Con-.
sAUdHY, M IA SHARP, .WMs ALExANpEB
G. r. GREIR, A. T. HOWELL
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MARRIED.-On October 14th, 1877,
by Rev. JOSEPH BELLA, Mr.. F. ScHup.
BACH and Miss ELIzABErH GRIN.
On December 18th, .lS77, BY ,Mso#AEr
BoUeHKER, Esq, Of Salem township
Mr., CHARLES Il. ALBus and Miss. AL
vIRA BALDWIN. !,
On October 31st, 1877, by SIMON
HAIL, Esq, of Perry township, Mr..
SAMUEL KINcAIp and Miss MRLyINA
HUFFMAN. .oea bas ama3 assRa3
On October 18th, 1877, by the same,
Mr. ISAAC D. LONG and Miss SARAH
HAUGHr.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

Wheelfng-LlvE STocK YARDS
Dec. MISUNDERSTANDING % bead
sold, ordinary to common 2t@3c; com
mon to fair 3@3tc; fair to choice .34@
4c. Most of the, sales were at 3I@Sac
Hogs-Arrivals 843 head; sold, com
mon and light hogs 3@3ac ;fpacklng 81
S@4c; some extra choice hogs have beer
retailed by Dillon & Son to butchers
and citizens at 4@4 40. ~
Sheep-Few arrivals; demand fair al
31@44e.
Lambs-ln fair demand at 4a@5fc. !
Mich Cows-Arrivals 2 head; SOLD
ats$30@50 90; demand fair.
Calves-In fair demand at 4@I0 CO.
Sc ,sstizsN VIM. BAYHA, Sec'y.s
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ADMINISTRATORS Sale Of Real Estate

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TN pursuance Of an order Of the Probat,
i Court of Monroe county, Ohio. we vi i'll offei
for sale, at public auction, free of dover, on ;.
Saturday the 29th day Of December, 1877
All o'clock p M, upon The premises, the fol
lowing adescfibed real estate, situate In the
town Of Sardis, county and State aforesaid, to
wit: -
Lot number thirty-three in said town; ap:
praised at two hundred dollars.
Also, lot number thirty-four, in said town.
appraised at one thousand dollars. -
.TERMss oFssSAEE-0ne-third in hand, one
third in one year, and the residae ID Two years
from the day of sale. with interest," deferred
to b sscpredl by mortgage on the
premises JACOB SCHAUB and
SALATHIEL LENNON,
Adn'rs with the will annexed of Jacob G..
Schaub. decd nov27, ,77w4.
PEARSON 4 DoHsRrr. Atty's. s.z--.-.
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Odd Fellows Ball.

The Odd Fellows Of, Woodsfeld
will give ball at the Court House
on Tuesday evening, January 1st.-
The committee on invitations, ,Messrs
r. REEF 7. o. LITTLE and . P. ScHu-
MAcHER, extend, through Us, an in
Nvitation to the Odd Fellows one and
all, in the county. There is every
reason to believe that the affair will
be grand, success, as the.most COM
-plete arrangements are being per
fected.
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Pomona GranRe

The next meeting will be held at the
Mulberry Knob Grange son Saturday
January 18th. There will be morning
session, com mencing at 10 o'clock, and
an evening meeting at which the 9th
Degree will be conferred in regular or
der. W Nat H. EppY. Sec'y.
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~ Ladies' and Gents Silk Handker,
chiefs, Ruches, Ties, Collars, Cuffs,
Pocket Books as low as Eve cents, jet
Jewelry, Nuhias, Scarfs and many fancy
articles for Holidays, to be had at low,
est cash prices at
? MORRISi& ARMSTRONG.S. {.
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RA lot of swindlers recently seizet
the free salt wells in Western Texas
Resuk, ,afght between the Texans ant
Mexicans in which several were killed
and wounded on each side. The fol
lowing is specimen of the work going
on out there:
GALvEsToN, December 1S.-A News
Austin special says dispatch has beer
received by the Governor from the Sher
iff OF 81 Paso county, stating that the
State troops surrendered to the Mexi.
can mob at 8 O'Clock yesterday. Their
Eanmanitione was expended and they
were unable to hold out longer. After
the surrender Howard, Atkinson and
Mcbride were shot to death by the Mex
leans.
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TFrom the-Marion Mirror. I

I~HVilH OthO 1aufHoiI "ffVf'J 3
i The Monroe County Spirit of Democ-
racy wants the Legislature this coming
winter to bust the school book monopo.
ly. Well, to bust monopolies is the
spirit of Democracy.
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"QUERr: Why will men smoke com.
mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar.
burg Bros. Seal of North Carolina, at
the same price ?" Dec. A, '77-Y. I
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~50 dozen canned Peaches, Toma
toes, and Winslows Corn. All warran.
ted. Are A No. l, fresh and genuine,
or money refunded. Not a single can D.
old fr1it IN the store For sale by @
u gs2 X PiSCHUMACHER.
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sGEC Clothing, Shoes, Boots, Hats,
Caps, Shawls, Blankets and many other
useful articles for Holiday Gifts, to be
found at
MORRIS l. ,ARMSTRONG.S. :.
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w Coffees, Sugars, Teas, Tobacco,
Cigars. Syrups and all kinds of Heavy
Groceries can always be found at POPE
d CASTLES. Bring the CASH. .
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The ". Y. Herald says of the trouble
in Texas: ''tThe riot over that salt ponc
in El Paso county Texas, has no more
connection with the cattle raids in an
other part of Texas than the cigarma.
kers' strike in New York has with the
Russo Turkish war" {
The Orange Journal gives these rules
for behavior in. church: =,
Let your thoughts be fixed on high,
And rearrange your cardinal tie.
Put from your mind all thought of sin,
And readjust your diamond pin. 81. s
The last words hear with contrite heart,
And fix your pullbaok when you start.
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THE largest assortment Oh Candy
In the county can be found at REIN
HERRS. Go and examine for your.
selves.
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.@ Cranberries, Dates, Raisins. Figs,
Nuts of all Kinds, Prunes, Lemons and
Citrons can be found at
JACOB REINHERR'S,
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Teachers will do we'll to buy their
Candies at JAG. sREINHERR'S. He
sells Cheap. Give him call. 9
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re- Remember your friends Christ
mas. bvs going to NORRIS d ARM
STRONG'S. and get something useful
as a Holiday gift.
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@Sunday Schools and Parties can
be furnished with candies and cakes at
cheap rates at JACOB REINHERR'S.
Try him.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

RStationery. School Books, Cray
ons, &c, DC, at POPE & CASTLES
Drug Store.
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RThe cheapest and largest stock
Of Toys can be found at
.3 .rtee j. REINHERR'S.
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@A good-assortment of Books
suitable for chiidrens Christmas presents
at POPE & CASTLES Drug Store.
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E For cleaning & repairing Watch
es. Clocks and Jewelry go to FRITZ
REEF, Practical Matchmaker. +
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HW. G. COCHRAN, Of Bellaire, has
been appointed Inspector Of the Tobac,
90 Warehouse. he was not an appli.
cant for the position. The Independent
In an article urging that a competent
person be appointed says: "Maybe ig-
norance of the business will be re-
commendation." Has Mr.. C. had ex.
perence necessary to sdt him for the
place ; e.ss
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R Largest stock of Dress Goods at
lowest prices to, he. seen. at. ..a45g = q
MORRIS & &ARMSTRONG'S.
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~If you want first class Wheeler
and Wilson Improved Sewing Machine
that sells in this market for $50, 90 to
MORRIS & ARMSTRONG'S and get
it for $33 33 1-3.
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R E I N H E R
E Keeps Bread, Cakes, Chow-Chow,
l Pickles, Nuts, Candies, Tobacco,Ci.
N gars, Canned Fruits, Jellies, Cheese,
ID Sardines, Mustard & other articles
E kept in a first class Confectionery.
K Motto: Quick sales & small profits.
Z E / N H E R
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@ Go and buy your Toys from j
REINHERH. He has the best assort.
ment. Cheap for cash.
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RIf you want the news of Monroe
County, the general news of Importance,
late market reports, subscribe for The
SPIRIT. TERMs.-One year 81 80; six
months 75 cents. Office. North of The
Monroa panL
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w Pot Flowers of all kinds for sale
at Mrs. WAYS 2 IS
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~ Fruit Trees,
Grape Vines,

And Shrubbery Of all kinds for sale by
Mrs. NJ. A. WAY, Woodsfield, Ohio
Orders from distance will receive
prompt attention.
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Go 10 FrItZ Reefs Tor Your Krist
mas Goods.
just received new stock. of fancy
Rings, Cert vest chains, Scarf pins,
solid gold sets, large assortment OF
gold pens, charms of every description,
silver plated ware, such as Table spoons,
Forks, Tea spoons, Knives. Cups and
Goblets, Gold and Silver Watches, oil
Of which propose to sell at small
profit. FRITZ REEF, sc
Woodsfield, Ohio.
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WEEKLY -WoRLD,

contains all the news of the week, prssen-
ted in a concise and attractive manner;
the best Of the many excellent letters
sent by able correspondents from all pats
of.the world, bright and entertaining edi.
terials Oh all matters of interest TO the
public. ~ Z
Short stories and stories coutiaued
from week to week awrittsng expressly for
The WORLD BY, the bsstauthor& 4 i IS
Fall reports Of all the principal mar
ketsY Of the United States ,snd forsign
Countries grange department, &c., &c.
tits inlevery essentialapaper for the
family. So l,ai :, ,lss..s. .
D. D. T. MOORE. Esq, the founder
aud for many years the editor Of
MOore's Rural New-Yorker,
will hereafter edit the Farmers page Of
THE WEEKLY WORLD.
No psper in the country will have bet
ter FARMERS DEPARTMENT than
THE WORLD. So &H 3&
The Grange Department will also be
under the charge of D. D. T. Moore, Esq.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-12-25

1y-RrcnARD HEsrHoRN, of jackson
township, was granted divorce in the
Common Pleas Court on the 18th inst
Within ten minutes after the decree was
entered, REGARD walked into the Pro-
bate judges Office and applied FOL, mar.
riage license. Judge MoRRIs gave Rich.
ARD the papers.