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! LEGAL NOTICE.


'NHE unknown heirs of Elizabeth Keuhl,
i deceased, who reside in "haudenhausen
LandrathbercirkL Lauderbach Grossherzogthum
Hessen Darmstadt" in Germany, and .'the poor
folks in Laudenhausen Grossherzogthum Hes.
sen Dsrmstadt Kreis Lauderbach and the Bur.
gomaster and Mlnistersof; said town. will take
notice, that on the 7th day of November, 1877,
George Suppes and Charles Suppes, Executors
of the will of Theodore Suppes, deceased, filed
in the Probate Court of Monroe county, Ohio
their several claims against the estate Of said
Theodore Suppes, deceased, for allowance, as
follows: Amount claimed by George Suppes
from said estate $42S with interest thereon
from the Oath day of June, 1876. Amount
claimed by Charles Suppes from said estate
1928 with interest thereon. from November 8
1ST. Il ~ ~ AlAs4 II 4
Said claims will be. for hearing BY said court
on the 18th day of December, 1877. at 10
o'clock a m, at which time unless you show
cause to the contraty said claifnswill be allow
cd as valid claims against said estate = ,T 80
HUNTER & MALLORY,
Att'ys for the. Executors of the will of Theo.
Z dofe Suppes, deceased novi3, '77tJs
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( fFroa the Msigs County Herald, 18th ms

lFron the Meigs County Hetsld. 18th inst.
:, We always do like to hear q man
speak we'll Of himself, because it shows
an easy, conscienceror should. But
when this is carried, SO far that he has !
mania, comparing those who do not
agree with him with the devil, we re.
specifically object. Welnctice the Tele.
graph in an editorial paragraph, goes on
totell when the devil is dangerous, and
sscribesF Senator Summers detection
from some Of the isms of the Republi-
canrparty tor the influence of Senator
Thurman. Thus it' that the Republi.
can party does not admit Of honest diff;
'ferences' of opinion among its members
and thus it is that its organization is
breaking and crumbling to pieces as ev-
cry instrument Of tyranny should =
Chief among The, ,kickers is Mr. Hayes,
the man who holds the Presidency, with
out a legitimate title. Yet the Telegraph,
because the editor Of the Woodsfeld
Spirit of Democracy commended Mr..
syanfV Worries for hisvote onstheresamp.
lion bill last yeel would have him re
ply in the words Of Scripture, s'Get thee
Behind me Satanr' The assumption on
one side is too great; it would look bet
ter reversed. "Pull thes beam out ol
,yonE Q si ! eve" ME Ehaplh9 'Fand
then shalt thou see clearly" DC.
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Administrators Sale Dr. Real Estate

JS -ltB2 .Sa9Iffft WsEs 10 1853 AN USi
TN pursuance of an order of the Probate
i Court Of Monroe county. Ohio, we will effer
for sale at public auction, free of dover, on
Saturday tie a9tA day 81 December, 1877,
At o'clock p. m, upon the premises, the fol-
lowing described real esta to. situate in the
town Of Sardis, county and State safofesaii, to
wit: .ytoa
Lot number thirty.threej in said tewIiy ,ap-
praised at two hundred dollars,,,,pssl !. 5t.ll
Also, lot number thirty y-foir, in said town.
appraised at one thousand dollars.
slTkRMsg OF SAIE.-0ne-third fn hand, one
third in one year, and the residue In two years
from the day of sale, with interest; deferred
to be secured by mortgage on the
premises. sll.. Eas JACOB SGHAUB and
.t5sf ri rsiot tSALATHIELLEMM0
Admrs with the will annexed of Jacob G..
Schau3, decd.ofaeg 4 sAsii nov27 71w4.x14!1
PEARSON & DoHERTr, Attys, .sw5f'.s risa
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q Yesterday swab, yet and cold aslalt VIII
remember. AS part OF the brilliant
programme ip the, management of the
schools every child 30. matter how deli.
cate its heath, was forced t. stand out
IN the BLEAK Wind and cold driEzling
rain until pine O'Clock before, it, vas alr
ie@ed ID hnteraps of The bnihpgsu
OHIO Statssnsan (Columbus).
tesSuehfai rule iis8 ini existenees ini ythe
Cambridge Schools. 1t is TO the utmost
degree barbarous. Last winter many
children suffered greatly in consequence
Of It, II indeed, the death OF some was
not caused by IL Let it be revoked now
bsfore he seveie Meatber comes on. A
people who have seen and felt its inhu-
manity will not be satisfied with state.
uent that itswillnot she rigoreusly en-
forced asrassy Jef fers0aian N
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DedicallOn.

The new M e Church eat Calais,
Monroe County, Ohio, was dedicated
Sunday. November18th, 1871, by,. Rev.
i. G. Pershing, D. D., of Pittsburg, Pa,
and Rev. j. NJ. Carr, Presiding Elder of
Barnesville District. The morning was
pheasant and err the hour arrived for
preaching, we had the assurance Of. a
full house. AS they came pouring in
from all directions, with smiling fa-
ces, which. only increased, when they
beheld the beautiful Church to be dedi
Gated, as they gszed upon it, % every ex-
preston of their countenances seemed
to say, I'll take stock in it.
DR.. Pershing conducted the morning
seryice7preaching in his usual master
~ manner, preparing the minds of his
hearers for the full objects of the day,
infusing in them the spirit Of ability and
willingness to pay. His sermon was
convincing and TO the point His ap.
plications forcible-giving evidence to
all, that he was q, workman, that needeth
not to be ashamed.
At itssclose a call was madefer 1900
being the amount required to free the
Church from Sall indebtedness.s Fol
sometime after the Cali there was d
death like stiffness, this, however, was
soon broken by-a hearty and liberal re.
sponse, which continued until the
ar66nk fsq6tred was raised After which
we adjourned to partake of the good
things which had been abundantly pro
vided by the good sisters OF Calais and
sTIs svssdding service was conducted
by Rev. j. M. Carr, who preached 6
very able and soul inspiring sermon
which prepared the. minds and hearts ol
the people fof the solemn services which
were % follow, the sactament OF The
Lords Supper. After, these. solemn ser.
vices were over,. Din Pershing made Q
second call for money to which there
yaslH Nhiiag respense9 Thel entifl
amoipt faised was $500, after which
the Church ~as Dedicated to the service
Of the true and Lying God. Then with
grestfM bearts, We Joined in singing
Praise God from whom ALI Blessings
flow DC. sS.,,,-.v a,;t, s.,,j.gJ,a r.. SMITH.
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Judge George GreBnel, member of
Congress froms Massachusetts, from 1928
to 1888, died Tuesday, aged 81.
The prize Of 1000 1roubles offered in
1874 by Che Russian Government for the
best book on the history Q Of 'cavalry 6ss
been awarded TO the work of Lieut. Col.
George I. Denison Of the British army.
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lReported for the Spirit Of Democracy
.iGsma Report snjii4 d5iE

Reported for the Spirit Of Democraqy.l
'ias@4 Report sf'''iR d!i' 2
or "Sixteen School, for the month com
meuciug October 29th and ending Nov.
ember S3d. 7,l@1<
No of ounils enrolled Girls Al
Rows, Al: Total 70 AVERAGE attend.
snce GiIls s5. Rows 90, Total "A =
Ayera ge' NOR cent IF attnnd.nco *
.soII or uo~on' =
s,4.E kew sig = ~ 80 ,r.l;s /, "a.
lizzie heeso[,t hosa Moose,f Lllls
Moose,iAine McSarty,f Loille Baker, |
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SHERIFF'S SALES. soiIs,


iaT Sd sHifRIFF'S aSAhis. sbaHu1s
no ino ggilg0g asszlds sqoosi asi bsn
syh adj 9sa Jacob Moosssd ,liaassi sds
o. 2Gisd FEasua gvs. TOT ysasa col sss
fuf 19Joha W.sLitman etssl boa ys,s
9asiia Y'95ffos0sE -a1Asig nedi eI9uf
DR. virtds Of osftaiuordsF 6fsaals tisshsa
Defrorn thes dourt oil comme& ,pleaa vithiA
and for the county of sMenfosn and STATE .sf
Ohio, in q case pending in; said cdtrt betHssR
the, above named parties; and 70 me, directed
| will offer for sale at public Adction q 'tbe
sast door Of the court hodss III wo0dsheia a,oK
Saturtas,tay l5ta aay' q ,tsssasasr ISH.
betwesn tbs, hours ot, 10 .o3cloek,as n. Ard 4
O'Clock p. m, Of said day. the following de5
soribed, Zeal estate situate III Monroe county
ohio to wit. %aus' &'fs's'Fp 20 Esnobs sA
lpsgfnnins 9ataA GstSns is6 6sks6hs0 BlSsf
bank fhiftyssik rods and l8 iinksi below akv
southeast eornsr OF section twenty, In town.
ship two of range three; thepcs north forty
and half degrees west sffty-.wo reds to
buskeystfesIsix inches inodismeters thjios
ner,h sightysone degrees west one, AapdrsA
and ninety seven rods to marked butternnt
On the Bank Of the run the eHcS dSw6 4Ks fan
~Ith saad Messy d aihsto toInis lsoh "A sxst SSss
ner, OH the section line, bstkssn 8sttignf
nineteen and twenty; thshcs, easy; viz ;Siid
section lihe to ,the Ohio River; :, lthenef rK
the river with the meand5ts thefe6f ID Tie
place Of beginning fsxcspts about i8ne MIRO
In the southeast bonner Of said 9ttaStt6pHe
veyed to Joseph Daley, and except als0 ths
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The U. S. Marshal for Northern Ala
bama has been asked to resign because
he bet 85o0ithat Hayes wouIdlbe elected.
Mrs. Fosseftls portrait oftAa)late Vice
President Wilson has eenpurchassdi by
a prominent gentleman of Boston, and
is to be presented to the Shoe and Leath-
er Association 3 1| q that city, ssi"'''i'@'s
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PROBATEG0gBT.

Nov 20 AJ acob Schaub and S Lem.
mon Adm'r's of Jacob G.. Schaub, de-
ceased petitioned for an order to sell
real estate. John Thompson, William
Knight and T. J. Roe we're appointed
appraisers. gnauyaE E4asfl
~ Nov. 2l.-Maftins Vannest Guafdian
of the estate of Jacob Beam, alunatic,
aledr6isasecond account; Iheafing5 oon:
tinued.
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7 sHERIFFse SALE.
Thomas Dillon
.I-A va. = sisg s-T ~
Thomas Miracle etal, Trustees.

DY virtue Of a certain veudi. i.exponas issted
&. ID 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, aud to me directed,
will offer for sale at public auction at the
east door of the court house in Woodsfsld ON
Saturday, the 29M 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: ..
A church building known IS the United
Brethren In Christs Church. situate in Frank
lin township said county, and located on the
southeast quarter of the southeast quarter of
section twenty-two, township six and rangs
seven.
Said property so ordered to be sold is ap-
praised at S275, and may sell fer twothirds
q. said appraisement. Terms of sale, cash .
T o. LITTLE,
nov27,T7w5. Sheriff NJ. G. U.
By order Of ANsos Il. RoAcF, Assignee OF
judgment.
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w ISAAC N. and G. o DoU eHERTY,
of this county, took s2kin premiums,
with their trotting sand pacing horses,
at the Noble County Fair held in Octo-
ber last.
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ea..'aJ u N15T % 60 T-TT TTla, 5ali3
EGo to SCHUMACHER S Is For
Axes, Hatchets,O Coale and Clay Picks,
Mattooksj' rStones Sledges, Long and
Short Handle Shovels, Grain, Coal and
Fire .Shovels, Coal, Stable and Well
Buckets, Half Bushel- and, Peck Meas.
ures., Oil Cans, Meal Selves, Candle and
oil Lanterns, Well Pulleys, I Halter and
Dog Chsines, Butcher Knives, Table
and Pocket Cutlery, all kinds Of Files,
Hinges, Bolts, Screws &c! All at Loo.
eM G1sk Price. 80 ,stsgaspa asNi a4oitlsa1s
- aNS~s'ss1 .'~'s s.et. ! --.. - -
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H On the 10th inst, A. F. KIsAR, of
Mltonsburg, made the following afida.
vitbefore W. S. vHARDEsrr, Esq, of
Malaga township:
"That George Mossburg and James
.Gatchell on OF; about Noyember 18th,
1877, did nn1aRfully and tfelonionsly
steal, take and carry away about ten
silver watches and one lot of jeyelry,
,cOnsisting of abouts IL finger rings, q
ladies guard chains, 8 gents gold vest
chains, Dgentsisilvef vest chain, LII pair
chain bracelets, 4 pair cuff buttons and
other jewelry; said property having
'beenNstolen from the premises of Jacob
Hewiler, of said county, and valued at
about two hundred dollars s.sno
The parties charged with the crime
reside in the neighborhood Of Boston,
Belmont county. They were arrested
and -brought-to Jail -night-ef the 10th
inst. One Of them is le and the other
IA years of age.
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& MARRIED--On Oct. .gaeths by S. A. AT.
kfNsoN, Esq, OF Adams township, Mr..
ROBERT GRANT and Miss ELIZABETH
.AFFoLpER. .saoRw
On November t4th, 1877, by the
same, MI. JAcos RooS and Miss CARo-
LINE KANzra.
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aaEELadiesa Gold and Gents Silver
Watches. Aiarge assortment Of Jew:
elry and Gold Pens, 25 ner cent discount
at FRITZ REEFS.
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wMORRIS & ARMSTRONG have
the best selection and largest stock of
Boots and Shoes, of any house in Eas
tern Ohio
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FGet yonr clock cleaned for SOC at
FRITZ REEFS.
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Nst9..s 'albe,lr,til.si''slI'lnlllsljal:t|ss.,
Notice to Teachers. !, |,

vUjHE Board of Examiners Of Monrus county
j. will hold meetingsfor the exaraihatien of
Teachers, ,as follows: G gsa
Al Woedsfield, Saturday, yahuary Ia slSss.
sgsG iadosa sdtdoa ..w, February 2, q Is
isssgss do 81, do s5sqs eiesdo 81 3,bt.nkd
These examinations will commence sat .
O'Clock a. m. and close alta p. na. . iAls7ss
"a fee of so cents Is" required from each
spplicant as condition of examination,S ,Saad
must be paid In advance. ,sossiaa i's'Ssls -
By order of the Boards .neateiisl ,ysao
anov27,77td. IS. E.sATKINs0N Clerk.
sgSfi - sEftEa si4t 10 vq0a asefiI9o s ts3t
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w Ii 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,
1 Pickles, Nuts, Candies, Tobacco, ,Ci. 8
N gars, Canned Fruits, Jellies, Cheese,
H Sardines, Mustard & other articles
E kept in first class Confectionery.
R Motto; Quick sales & small profits.
R E I N H E R ~
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= EFT The largest stock Of Overcoats in
the County, for Men and Boys, at
NORRIS " ARMSTRONG'S,,
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n /. ae risr fIVal 4s4tt - 4 4 f@NA - 4
A. R Massachusetts has ten-inch
guage railroad. 1t cost $4,000 per
mile. The rail weighs TWENTY-FIVE pounds
ttotthe yard, theseafs but, ,fourahd q half
tons and the engines less tEan eight
tons. AN engine drawastso passenger
cars and two freight cars at rate OF
twenty miles per hour, at cost for coal
OF ene-fourth that of The ordinary en-.
CINE. The cars have an aisle down the
centre with row of single seats ON
each 7side-reachl car containing thirty
seats, thussea.fng thirty passengers each
one having q seat to himself.
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E Our Stock Of Black Alpaccas, and
Cashmeres Is stiIi complete. ss4e sH'
!" j'i@ eMORRIS q ARMSTRONG. I.
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y H The Publisher of THE NURSERY
has issued list of premiums for obtain.
ing subscribers to bis popular magazine
The list comprises articles useful and
ornamental, inclndingl books, games,
knives, skates, and toys Of all kinds
Here is chance for boys and girls to
obtain d nice holiday gift for themselves
or a friend, by making a little .healthful
exertion. The NURSERY entered upon
its eleventh year in January, ,s1S77, and
is as full of life and animation as
ever. The secret of its success is found
between It's covers every month. The
price ia,s1A60l per yen. H1t is published
BY JpBz u SHpREr, 80 Brolnfeld ST
Boston, who will send a issampls number
with the premium list for ten cents.
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BUSI:N BUS :Nll.I .EISISSlssNl0(|.gI'IlsGt]EzSS J 0(|.gI'lsG 4
Prices Reduced as Per Cent
ssWiH sell Q ounce American Watches
for $l4 00,sss1ss FRITZ REEF,
1saae9 SsA'snot nWoodsfeld, Ohio,

aEy Fohf' cleaning and repairing watch.
es, eleckaa and sjewelry go TO FRITZ
REEF, a practical, Matchmaker. b,ssa
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.sffH oef fkst1s afacks ofla6dl lof1PfrlR
DrEHL, Bankrupt, offered for sale by the
Assiguse on the s4tlfinst., JAMES WAT
SON. purchased the tobacco house lot in
.ths soath end IL sown for sfeo, and
PSrER DIEHL. tract No, IA, y acres, at
$780, tract No. IS, tobacco house near
his residence at S267 and tract No. 19
m, els6g There were no. biddsfs for the
other tracts. Before the sale commenl
,cedNy HoLLIsrGR, ESQ qslE attorney ssfer
q number of the creditors offered $15,-
600 for all the property, which offer was
refused by s'4ssfghee. - - st,,-
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF MAILS.

,Sszs see = ---f paR .ssgsbI
EAsr-Leaves Clarington on Tuesday and
Woodsheld on Wednesday of each week.
WEsr-Leaves Woodsfeld on Wednesday
and Saturday Of each week.
SourH-Leaves Woodsfsld on Tuesday and
Friday Of each week. '@'oi''S EA1'
NoRrH-Daily mail each way from Woods
field to Barnesville. -
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.
TIME CARD, JUNE "a, Is77.

EAsTBOUND,
CstnaBFnd
Stations. Espress sErpress. accom-.
lv Columbus, 11.45 pm I2.40 pm
Newark, ~ 30Am, 205 pm S IS am
GAINESVILLE IS am 10 pm 7le am
Cam bridge, 236 am s4l0pm Ia am
Barnesville,s 8 3S am s 10 pm 9 % am
lar Bellaire, s450 am 6 90 pm 10 40 am
Wheeling, s co am "a 20 pm 1855 am
wEsTBoUND.
lv Wheeling, r 8 90 am 10 05 pm 4 80 pm
= Bellsire, 80 am 10 80 pm s 90 pm
Barnesviils, Gas am II as pm Is Is pm
Cambridge, 10 46 am ! 90 am 7 80 pm
Zanssville, 1ft5smF 210lsmy 81 SO pm
ar Newark I0Ocpm SIS am 10 90 pm
Columbus; 70 8 90 pm 3 90 ame S4ailra
Express trains run daily; other trains daily
THoS. B. BARRY, Western Psss'r Agt,i Gin
81 {liE .os'A - cinnati. ans izsiSi eSi lt
L. N. C0LB, General Ticket Ag't, baltimore.
W. c. QUINCY, Gen i Manager, Newask.A
1 L-ssy
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,AsRep6sit0fys OF Fashion, PEeas-
nre and Instruction"
"a HARPERlS Bazaar. .Ttj.,
ILLUSTRAT
ILLUSTRATED,


NOTICES OF THE PRESS:
The Bazaar 10 the prgan,pf the fashionable
world, and the expounder sof, that ,gorld's s
laws; and ibis rHs authority in all mAytsrs
Of manners, etiquette, costume and social
habits.-Boston IraUeRer.
The Bazaar commends itself to every mem.
ber of the household-to the children by
droll and pretty pictures,to the young ladies
by its fashion. plates in endless variety. to
the provident mstronl by its patterns for the
children,s olothes,s I'd paterfamilias by its
tasteful designs for embroidered slippsrsand
luxurious dressing -gowns.I But the rsading
matters Of the Bazaar Isl dniformlS of great
excellence. The paper has acquired wide
popularity for the irsside 'eujo osment 1t af-
Cords, and has become an established au-
thority with sshe lsaieseof Ameficaa N n
Eoening Post.
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hrSubscribers Who reside ont Of
Monroe County are requested to for
ward the amounts due on subscription,
to this papeEshyuPost zofflce Money
Order or by Registered letter. After
,youdave finished reading tKishno&ids,
write your letter.. enclose the amount
and start it for Woodsfeld.
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~Pot Flowers of all kinds for sale
at Mrs. WAYS.

R Fruit Trees,
Grape Vines,
Evergreens, ~ sE "a y fA
And Shrubbery of all kinds for sale by
Mrs. NJ. A. WAY. Woodsfield, Ohio
Orders from a distance will receive
prompt attention.
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WANTED.

Every lady in the County who wishes
to buy Black Alpaca or Cashmere to
send and get samples from ----'
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aam win yels7'5op,ooc.

RMr JosErH eHappEtL, who re.
sides near Boston, Belmont county, was
stricken with paralysis on the 18th inst.
His recovery is considered doubtful,
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SHORTS. Business in Darlington is
reported as being first class, ''.oa ...',, ,.,'
sdGold sl.O3.aiisvs,i 80, aiais,,pe q a,oi
Some clothes were stolen of the line
at DR.. wAIros's last Friday night. ~
Probate Judge MORRIS issued five
marriage licenses on Saturday, the 24th
instr Tau 2NWlL TE
The a,most, Forgotten cry,,of ashut
that door viii soon be heard In the
lind sfl ri lssalI see.1 l2fiT lgaA
Tbre. tol, ea.e,have been placed on
me SunmefheId pike. The toll is u
cents, Der mile. .as q "a, "a las ssiiJa
Track lAying on the Bellairs = South
western commenced al Bellaire Oh Thurs
day, the asd inst. .,srs : 4 I. saroB !. .rt-ss
sixteen persons we're semitic the In
sane Asylum, at Athens, last week, from
Guernsey county.
kes,Srs ib'Middlcbnfp. Noble county,
are psyingsfom s2, 50, to 90, per hun.
,ared for tobacce:v m Isz t4ctooyv
M..r,r McRu,pu Of Enocb town.
-..,pHpSeIS...t~ ettn, Ste1"tS = IT,
ship, Noble county, killed 800 squirrels
since Septemher ,lst .,d ssd s.res sIr,r,
ssiDrscri H,ei,4R,{s4Rbx,,a has treated
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new I. a fslseunenss.

SHORTS. Business in Darlington Is
reported as being first class, s'goa . '..,'
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OF the political outlook IN the South
"There are no signs of break in the
Democratic party ii ahy Southern State
sufficient 70 give that State 10 On ,opno,
sftionlpasty. ] I'M 1880 yea lNih See thi
solid South in solid array for the Ma.
tional Democratic inomai nominee 'i'a sHi'@'
TIE Senste apeededs thesarmg Dill BY
increasing the number from 10000 to
q, GOO men, ana 1t was agreed to In the
House BY 1s4 yeas to 13o nays. Dem
ocrats who were absent from their seats
when the vote was taken, are rsaponsi!
BILE for its adoption in the House. The
Republicans, and the.Democrasie mem.
bers from Texas, voted solidly for the
increase The additiDhalsicost tsherf an.
.ia iiam yilI geIs7;sofO,9oo 'sI fs .2XTJD
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: - 8 SAMUEL CLINE,
BY HoLBisfRn& s. HoLnIsrBR, his Attys.
ssspt4,'77wb. s
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