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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-01

fAshluMahle I'm IN ~. tsvsrfshars.

sssnit.f itas presented t4iesi,asinr
risttsrf III Il fashionable anisa8sf I'M iats
ri,s ~ y. rts,tsl.nrg H. sslss.f risufnl
r,nTisi- III tn ltsa'.gal display II iss~srs
wltlslt Ml.tH .sfs np,k, sNA IN mtls
aini.f. IN l,inwfainr ssssaslils main.
/ iainsl N samiael heai. The rlssiss'Ss ~
s,lsrs ltls4,m tim September until lnnr.
! ntsl GLADDEN. III. ls'lulisr Nish si~I,a,
III tropical l,,snrlams, III climate
wNfrr su,a s.tls iNtr sanp III TN earth
through, riA ma,slis ~ slir year. The sight
IL growing vegetation within .i..ars lie.
euinvs almost il i,ss'rpsity ~ relieve tl,e
j .yc oppressed Mith the contemplation ~
inanimate nasnn' lying still ami white IN
III" ,lress III the dead. Double windows
exclude III, r.tlof the outer atmosphere,
AMI The sl.ner between The tun Tasl,cr,
l'rlng iillod will. Hsnl covered with fr,r'l
! mess. cheers the sirl,t with strip al
living rremr,. by every ingenious
device the Russian en,lrnvors Ia
rya'ic III Lis dwelling suggestion III the
/ rigorous rlimate Tint cnvir,nn him.
! w thu olan mr. II, winter Tie sans nn,l
/ daughters II luxury nrr inwrappa, III
] f,,ra which leave tiic fnrr nlpnr visible.
/ The rlimntr imposes upon them n m.
i tinnal costume nj this scasull, hut l,v the
/ gri,les In its eust ii IL male t. reveal the
wealili If liz w,nter, Women III the
| upper clns~es nrsrr walk la the atrccts,
AMI mon avoid doing ~ whenever po~si-
l,lc. The lfntel,ky III summer anl tho
Hlrdgr IN winter urc the national W.
/ hirlcs, null THESE are borne over the
rough lms.tnents with tho swiitue1s III
i the wlnl 4 fnyoii,c winter un,l-pn,cnt
wiill Young nnl oil ~ both sexes Ii
cnastnp Artificial mountains III irrnrr
constructed fnr .l,r purpose, und inw,,
their nli,terng incline Mrtlsrnversl with
merry passengers ,lash viii, eShilartinp
/ lmpeillosty.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-01

Christlan Dustrine tratrchtAsM " resprsesaMcel,
Arsshn.stir ttlehtnsnns higher and rrisaenaeM's
tnmmsrriah, liDnAkrtrsn2 bryant NtsAsarA ana
s't,ttrniensl. Grammar iNrpwhs lnsttiat~sl. ~.
n.s ,n..tasn,sssn sar 1ss
nistriai Correspondence and knxilah Composition,
Commercial Law liryAnt h Htsattons,. Ufawtng !;
Herman and French. optional,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-01
Iron Sl,Ip.IlMllding.

An Eastern exchange sayn lron nhir.
building hus developed rapidly since IL
lnann IN this country In lstis. nv Il
statement III tin Register NJ tho Treas
nry u npl"ars tlint there have bcen built
III the United States for American own.
crs, ..ji vessels 81 MI kinds, with totnl
tonnage IT M .iaM tons. All hut iiity-
seven were over Lotions. and eighty were
over INN toms, The number now ali.
nnally lnlill III tlir country " about
thirty, Will, i ,al,la ~ from Al. mn, INN
u st5,NN, nm. Ninr large irm, st.am.
ships Of thu first claes nre INV being
built upon the Delaware river, eight oi
which urr IN the wcll-known ynr,l of
John Roach Il SONS, III Chester, Ia.
'lhir quick rrawtl, ~ iron slip.hnil,ling
NJ, ~ course. thr result of thu great
fhenprn,ny ~ irpn Iii this country lii ~.
cent yrars. The price III plg.iron u
ship.bnillers Inns fallen 10 ais per ton.
aud the impurialions from SIN, 100 "a
iG5, ,NM toms
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-01

According II ~ English authority,
rr,li,ns of til, llaAn III huth saAns II pro-
tlncrd hy iliaitsh!sun a. thr common
rules for preserving health. With men
the bottle Il tln predielostng eansc ;
with wpm.,l. Mn especially tin young.
tight laeing An nnnntuml pres.s,,rr ~
the waini NIL rl,esi il,sirlinla the rr,n.
lntiun, mi ..,llsrn stagnntnn II the blood
~ TINT prominent md important feature.
tho niiha.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-01

Tan be cured. whyS
because WO hgvN
cured hundreds III
rastss, some III them
being given Ovrr IN
tllc by MI j,llyslctAsla
at other arlltHpla ri
practice. (OnsusnIs-
ton Id Il disease ID
tho Air pAssa Res and
over tWO-thIrslA ri
Thu cases are caused
by ('MtMrTh. We
guarantee r cure 4
you Will come II, seA-
fss1tt.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-01

| nr. Townscntl'a On.
| yReilHtrsi Air will
purify thu blood IL
s,iia~ihifd tho time
Observation-Disclosures
remedy can. WhyY
bsra,lsetolnhnlUt1x-
ygciihtutl Alrtt HtNss
direct ~ tho 1.siti9a
mud passes through
no tissues aud
comes IN direct ents-
tart with thu blood
m IL II forced Into
the f.tings by tho wss-
I ian Ut thu heart. All
thehlsNHl ino.trv0ins
returns To thu heart
every lnur minutes
III thu l,lnud Ia good,
mud forced from tl,s,
l,enrt IN thu l,,llRu,
ntlsl TIM moro UHy-
uHn YOU luhMtr Into
thu lungs thu morn
yp,t purlfytha l,h.,sl.
y HIM Oxygen cOtIaeA
IN contact with tina
ltlttntrltI0s In thA
hlsn,sl II cArl,ontaea
and ltmFns, rMuatiIn
the blood IN l,N heat.
ts.l ~, that " wMsIsls
nsHFy. part Of
tlla body, m 10 9t,en
an tts revolutions
I through Sho ayAlesvl.
| II your bleed lap,iso
y.t.i tsNntts,t be sick.
Wn drive Mercury
mud hlluthcy linlp,lr(-
| tlrsst,itOfthU lsltMs<1.
| w R,iAfMllt~ III Istl~
| rIfytl,c i,ls,Dti ins,l,a-
third tho titneOf any
| ','haFknOwn remedy
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Drawing And Painting nj pvsdrss1ts charges.
Rtudents received n any tinir during thT yaAF,
INT for NJ shurt~r ptfin. than nse lH.,nths. NJ
mlnts, refunded shrh withdrawn during thn iesls,
Nj ieiurtiun fnr ahsenrv, unless In eaes III lfo.
traetsd illness.
n. H. IA,M NJ II 10 ~ made " advance. Nm
studsnt retained IN the institution 3hess taft ~
guardian dWs NIT comply with this ttals.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-01


| hy' isecauS~ Asth-
ma lsA eonltMetlp
Of the bssuhchlal
Tubes. caused BY In.
HNsnsnnll uls and lrS4-
taslptl ~ thu talaeua
tn~nt,rAf,cl lninRthc
bronchial Tul,ra -
lae OxrEcnMted Air
A. We Will direct and
No Will warrant d
Cure. We have cured
cA~es ~ ~ ycaF~
standing.
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HOWARD COUNTY
lstfalNAmm
nv.

sgW#f=sssl ss~ssssaaswss
$3.50 MsWMss ss.s H. tsssas
sftw~4ss
m wrv,gs',,. 4. u -4A
4 sysErsr',ss =. 1850 .......@,
!. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. =. sa.as
ssi(FkWselI,A sre ~, ~ ..aam.
a Qatt. sAttN 81 .afs
~ " vktsaNsk ~ s's&ss w. s.aT i 80
sn~sa~rsy..
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lfsN1svs,
AssHAtA tAN<aW0Msw An. -
tfetsys,
.,ss,.s'sssaeess w.. ". ~, "a. 49,.
Sfs~f and AAm H,as,rs.
W. .s N W, w, s n I, 49, "a. fi~ $500
N.l vlW.vslss isa asssf* ~s@s N .Hs t~ttss
sNs II INV 49, .A,. n N. VIII 49,, 49,,
Hasfs, shsters,
". n. oWES, N hsstmsns ~ iqaa Asasns
i. HNSMAWAt 4 80, psu a.sr ,4 M r.n
HiacAnniihs.
i. tNSu, n H.,hsas M,s sssni ~ nslls -
rcgs: "A. soenx, IN s..s s..s
tvothing.
A KuSUEWi1Wiis, nim .,r.., - a.
CoMrty Sarrryor.
i.AnAN nAsskTT, mawsra Center, lava.
Carpenters and BMiders.
4. y. LENT, shap ka.s Side Film ssrpes.
Dry Goods f)rdicvs.
w41yu NOON, nnvth end NJ Britk hlsos.
ssis::,fissS. kxsssi;Si sxA.,..s. ma
Drug Nyore~.
s s*s ss.Hs: ] ;i /; " 4 l.. =.
fisriswr.
naa nds
Foundry and Mdchiuc .vh0I,.
sWENsON 1sNOTMEMs. H'ar rounart.
Flour aud Fted.
r. MXTmxwAs ! CO.. In Old =. o. i,a,la,os.
Nroccvy, Fruit and Confectionery
More.
T. MArMAwAy.i in o,a ic.,orlrs bu,lil"s.
". ". WEs'srti.. sre al.
Hardware Ny0rTs.
sApMAs q lsNOrMEM, south ~ Gea,t noa,s.
j. ". lNpAN, IN east slide Nm, street.
lfnrHess Makers.
ssSEk,s ;; ss;EG;,1 ~ a. :..e .s ~. Il a..
4. sS si;'i VII ;is ~ f w. =" '
liOf0t1.
WEDHTEM MOu~E. earus, Vim .nd ,,,gh
srsUTmkm HOUSE,. opposite N. nepa.
Insurance ADenfs.
kTnNE y ttlGm ANtpN. -
n. w. MOLINA N. urher Elm ard itsliraAi streets.
Matches, Nk.Wks and Jtmefrg.
sWkSHA,N y IA,WHt, esss s,ae u rim ~'taa
GmXs. j. WEnnkM. rr,ess Dfas sis,e.
JuaticrA II tar Frazer.
u. y. NusEUk ENNlnuk, oinps over k,mi.sl
JAMEs \. nH;.SWsi, aver n.rAst. r,.u..
sOMTON nstbrMEMs. u. n. s,fes,. IVES. n ria,,
i,umLer I)eniers.
". n j.. ILEMMlhsl. Ia,brs, rh@,an.
Agent. Yard nsaf The h'esat"f.
Mat Alnrkets.
ukONsK W. GUMtA opposite tspn.i iiaa'a
n. u. iHiS;OliTrlE. uer,hof cou,, iIe,,.e,a,.@,e.
Mtiiiners and Dvca1n,ahers.
MIN. =. q. STONY. In Centennial biat.
NMvAeryps1N and FrnN HrOmers.
u. W. OWEN, liardy Apt,n Trees snd small
J. X: Y2'iTCms,A. NJ Oregon ss,.r,,, n,
. .1 'S:si siberian Ss' kSr,. Tees. ''
photographic.
y. n, nEKTnANi,. wss. = uaar iieaas
". w. WAsmnuHN. aver Webster. s.o,-.
phDsfotaHs.
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=. thsHH4t,ns Me-; s,ss si s.s.., '
/. =. j0His. aisss IN 'en,:nn'.i ,iissi.
Ir1W Works.
WOODWARD Il VAN LOAN manuiastm.
ffuws " I'll klnde. snd warrant them o. sens,s ~
any smi. Repairing si"ns ~ shots neelss.
HtD,uN.
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CONSUMPTION

DYSPEPSIA W u
t't'ist.. Liver and Kid
heycolnpiaIni sarcctlre-
tnaliy reached by Oxy.
Icnniesi Air.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-01
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-01
0t. Maxy's Institute,
PRAIRIE Du CmuxN. WIS.

This inisItlain. situated IN ~ tnnst dsltphllMl
InAi1M In Prairie dM uh~M, u under the ,llrtttlOn
~ the School Hstera Ut Metre nasne.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-06-01

w mr. gor Tho aAnse
FeasssA "a given ~
ts,s~. The Ilsssssrl.i.
nj 1ulNs Are slnslsty
tpisslnrtnt~ W carr
air ~ th~ l,Mnes.
hehre lnhMlAt ls,sa
must Arrest tuthe
zeal ~ tho dlseAae,
and II yuti viii fnl4
Inv our directions,
40 guarantee IN
stinR bronchitis.
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Chester Trade.

General MerchdUdisc.
/. q. L1Wtx he's fmli and general assortment,
Aad sslla d t0Wsst prices.
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PROBATE COURT.

June 20-John Hobbs, Guardian Of
Caroline, Mcclellan and Ephraim D.
Trembly, minors. filed his final account
hearing continued to the 2lst inst. Re
signation rendered, and accepted by the
Court. Martha Morris was appointed
Guardian of the parties named. Bond
S2S00.
James M. Fisher Admir- of John R
Fisher, deceased, obtained an order to
sell real estate. John Dougherty, Rob,
McCammon and Richard Greenbank
were appointed appraisers. ~
June Pc S. Stephen, Guardian o
the estate of John Stephens, a minor
filed his FIRST account; hearing continued
to the 21st inst. s9 VI
E D Johnston, Admir- of Sanford
fuel, FLED his first account; hearing
continued to the 2lst inst. Six months
further time was granted the Admir- in
which to make final settlement
June 23:-Wm J. Adamson, Admir-
of John W. Barrsckman, deceased, filed
his final account; hearing continued tc
the 2lst inst. .e 'g -
James Watson was appointed Guar.
dian of the person and property of Ma
tilda Cline
June 25 Samuel Gilmore, Guardian
OF Nancy Wells rendered his resignation
which was accepted.
June 26 Aaron Headley, Guardian
of VIM H Holiday, minor, filed bis
final account; hearing continued. &
June 27 Jacob Roemer was appoin
ted Guardian of William j.. Henthorn
a minor Bond $500
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County Correspondence.
Written for The Spirit of Democracy.)
From Malaga Township.

Rev. A. M. Collins lectured in Malags
on two successive evenings on the sub
ject of temperance. His first lecture
was delivered on Tuesday evening, JUNE
26th in which he delineated very i'm
pressively many of the evils which re-
suit from the use ofintoxicating liquors
interspersing with novel but appropriate
Illustrations His lecture on Wednes
day evening was equally as good as on
the preceding evening
The result of his lab ,rs was the or,
ganization of Division of the Sons ant
Daughters of Temperance, In which
there were fifty obligated themselves
as Charter Members. The following
persons were elected officers for the
present term: L Y. Jones, W. P. Sallie
Mann, W. A; A W. Grissell, R. S
Lide Armstrong, A R S. Frank Match
EFT, F. s David Blackledge. Treasurer
Lewis Harper, Conductor; Ella Match.
etL, A. c.; Lena Armstrong, j. S.; j.
Fl. Groves, y S l.. L. Upton, Chap
lain; Lide Wilson, P. W. P; Thomas
HAYDEN, D G W. p
We had present with us Revs. j R
Smith and j. W. Weaver, and members
from the Somerton Division, to whom
we return our thanks for their hearty
cooperation in this our time of need.
To our brother, A. NJ Collins, we, az
Sons and Daughters of Temperance dc
return our sincere thanks for his un
firing labors among Us, and would bid
him Godspeed wherever he may GO.
A. W. G R. S.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

WooDsFIELD CHATTER, No. 50, R. A. M
Jere. Williams, 81. P. James R. Morris, Sec.
retary. Regular convocations-First Monday
after each full moon.
MONROE LopeE, N .lS9, F. s. A NAT
Woodsfeld.-H. B. Hill. W. NJ. Jere Will
liains, Secretary. Regular communications
Wednesday OH or before each full moon.
CENTRAL LODGE, No. 279, f & A. M.-At
Calais.-J n. Danford, w. M. G. L. Eberle
Secretary. Regular communicatious-Tuesda
on or before each full moon. 1U4
SUNsBURY LODGE, No 1862, F. s. A. M.-Ai
Beallsville-David McVay, W. NJ. A. W.
Darby. Secretary. Regular communications
Thursday on or before each full moon.
GRAysvILLE LODGE. No. 419. F. & A. M
At Graysville.-L. A. Wilcox. W. NJ. J. W
Okey, Secretary. Regular communication
Tuesday on or before each full moon.
CLARrNGToN LODGE, No 1853, F& A. M
AT Clarington w. T. Hurd. w NJ. VIM
W. Messerly, Secretary. Regular communica-
tions-First Monday in each month.
STAFFORD LoDGE, No 3uO. F. & A. M.-At
Stafford. Henry Smith. W. M. G. w. Mason
Secretary. Regular roommunications-Mo Monday
on or before each full moon.
MAsTERToN LODGE, No. 429. F. & A. M
At Observation-Disclosures Warwick, W. NJ. P
B. Hannah, Secretary. Regular commun ica
tions-Thursday evening OH or before each ful
moon.
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WAR NOTES.

LONDON, June 29 Various cores.
pondents fix two miles below Sistova as
the exact point of the Russian landing
on the Turkish bank Of the Danube.
1t is stated at Pera that Count Schou
voloff. on behalf of the Gar, will raise
objections to the presence Of Sir Arnold
Kemble, an English military attache,
with the Turkish army in Asia.
At Nikopolis and Sistova, Wednesday,
the losses on both sides were appalling
Sixteen thousand riff and 100000
cartridges are expected to day at Con
stantinople from Egypt
A Damlograd dispatch says that the
Turks, after the junction Of the armies
Of Suleiman Pasha and Aiisab, occupied
MARITIME Heights. Suleiman Pasha's
next movement is expected to be by the
way Of Lichsnska toward Rieka, and
possibly, also, by way Of Scutari and
Tcherminitza: these movements would
merace Cettinge.
From the latest received here one fact
would appear to be quite clear, namely,
that the crossing of the Danube was
oElv successful from Siminitz to Sistova.
The other attempts up to Wednesday
failed. The Roumanian telegraph is 81
lent regarding yesterdays events.
CoNsrANrINopLE, June 20 Fifteen
hundred Russian cavalry who endeavor-
ed to relieve Bayazid have been beaten
by the Kurds with loss OF 60 killed
and 200 wounded. The Russian garri-
son still hold the citadel The Bey of
Tunis has requested the Ottoman Gov
ernment to SEMI vessels to convey a
present of mules from Tunis to Constan
tinople. The B iish and French Con.
suls re,stated TO have recommended the
Bey to observe neutrality.
BUCHAREST, June 29 Grand Duke
Nicholas has received the Grand Cross
of St. George Of the second class for
the passage of the Danube; his son the
Military Cross, and Gen. Neppoketschzky
chief OF the staff, the Grand Cross OF
George of the third class, ~.
The Emperor has taken up his resi-.
dence at Drajo, near Turnn Magerven
VIENNA, Juae 20 Admiral Hasen
Pssha has been cruising in Moran wa
ters With four iron clads, looking for a
chance to attack the two Russian frig.
atCS.
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A strange Case.

Mrs VIcroR, of Cleveland, several
years since, was convicted of murder 10
the first degree and sentenced to be
hanged. The sentence was commuted
to Imprisonment for life, and she was
taken to the Ohio Penitentiary. She
grew tired Of life under such circum-
stances. A telegram from Columbus,
2Sth ult, says: es',1
In January 1876, she made applica-
ton to the courts of this CITY to have
the original sentence carried out on the
ground that she had not consented to
the communication. The case was with
out precedent, and presented itself to
the court in the shape OF very knotty
one. Judge Bingham, after having the
matter under adyisement for eighteen
months, rendered an opinion that Mrs
Victor in law was an escaped prisoner
after conviction, and issued an order to
the sheriff for her delivery to the au.
thorities of Cuyahoga county, to await
action by the courts of said county
She will be taken to Cleveland soon,
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4 from the st. Clairsville Gazette]
State school COminissi oner,


We are glsd to be able to state this
week that Prof j. j Burns, of this
place, has consented (though rather re
luctantly) to become candidate for
the Democratic nomination for State
School Commissioner. Prof. Burns has
many warm friends In both political par
ties throughout the State, who will be
gratiied that he is willing to serve the
people of Ohio in the capacity OF School
Commissioner, and who will be still
more gratified if he shall be nominated
and elected Mr.. Burns will make an
available candidate, and a popula. and
valuable pnblic officer If he should be
elected At first he refused to become
a candidate against the present incum,
bent, but his numerous friends, believ-
ing that Mr.. Burns would be an improve.
ment and make much more available
candidate, have strongly insisted that he
should enter the contest, and in response
to their earnest solicitations Prof. Burns
will come before the Democratic State
Convention as candidate for the posi-
ton of State School Commissioner. HI
is admirably qualified for the Office, and
we sincerely trust that the Convention
will see fit to nominate him.
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The WONDERFUL r.. I. !.
EGYPTIAN BLOOD PURIFIER.

THIS incomparabte .DEPURATITB Is
a posrerfttl ALTERATTHE, TONIC, DE-
UkETTC, DIAPHORETIC, aud APERE-s
1t inudIudbte and Herer-fdtttHg, and bU
its continued tise stin tItorsu0hfy eradi-
cate all diseases of bte blood. It's ia0rc-
fion, the products gan cred FROM remote
Egyptidn Provinces, and srherc there -
the slightest faint of diseuse In the sys.
tenn, 1t never fails in ctcctiag thct diseasc
through the medium of the skin, or ear
petting IL Through the sndnU aud vdriosss
channels of the body, thereby Gttotcfn1,
and, indeed, forcing all the organs into
their proper nor,nat and f.ncstiona. sss cor; con;
convince any patient using 1t, of its 'ssn-
doubted reliability and sronderfxt cura-.
tiue properties, it being, most anqitesfion3
and tie greatest, discovery Of the pressns,
schsre the blood itself Is primarily tho
seat Of the lesion sor disorder, such az
causes that lead to this terrible dffiction,
cognisant, for BioticaI Irntl has assert.
risit eren ssnto the third and fourth gem
erati0ns, - aud to BROKEN-D0WN And
ENFEEBLED CONSTITUTIONS IL Is a
porerf"t rejurenator, causing the trreek
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Probate Notice.

A CCOUNTS and vouchers have been filed in
II the Probate Court of Monroe County,
Ohio, for settlement, by ths following Ad.
ministrators, Executors and Guardians:
First partial account of Philip Chaser Guardian
of George Michael Weisend, insane.
Fourth partial account Of J. A. Boice Guardian
of Jesse V. Boioe and fual as to John VI
Buice. --..-..-.- .....
Fourth and final account of George Braunlich
Executor of David Dinger
Third partial account of Jacob Davis, jr, Guar.
dian of Rececoa j. and Nancy E. Pahl, mi.
nors. ese-sHA rFF
First partial account of John G. Latta and
John A. Morris Adm'rs of Henry IT, Morris
First and final account of John Hobbs Guardian
of Caroline E !, Mcclellan and Ephraim D.
Trembly, minors: Il
i First partial account of E. s. Stephen Guardi
an of John Stephen minor.
First partial account of T. d. Johnson Adm'I
of Sanford Tuel
Fourth and fual account Of VIM. J-Adamson
Adm'r of John W. Barackinan.j : f4lA l.
Any person interested may file writer
exceptions to said accounts, or any item there
of, on or before the 2lst day of Jul,
next, when the same will be finally heard ant
continued from day to day until disposed Of
JAS K. MORRIS,
june26,'77w3. Probate Judge " C, o,