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sHEkIFF's SALE. !
John N. Genin, Ex'r,
Samuel a. Petty & uK.

DY virtue Of certain order of sale issued
from the court Of common pless within
and for the county Of Monroe, and State Of
Ohio in case pending In said court between
the above named parties, and to me directed,
will offer for sale at public auction at the
east door. Of the court house in Woodsasld,
on
Saturday, the 2SM day Of September, 1878
between the hours Of 10 o'clock .. m. and 4
O'Clock p. II. Of said day, the following de-
scribed real estats situate In Monroe county,
Ohio, to wit:
The northeast quarter Of the southeast
quarter. and the northwest quarter Of the
southeast quarter Of section thirteen, in
township three, range nve,. Mariettai District,
containing eighty acres, except about three
asres sold to simon whitney, as described
in . deed Of John Porter and wife to said
Whitney, lying in Monroe county, and now
occupied BY said Petty and wife.
Said property so ordered to be sold Is ap-
praised at $l.463, and may sell for two.
thirds Of said appraisement. Terms Of sale,
one third cash on day Of sale, and balance
on confirmation.
WIN. RRAD,
sug27,'7sw5. Sheriff Y. c. o.
eKEY 4 OKsY Att'ys..
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: I ssHiIERIFr's SALE. a.i'I.
siSa~-- ,sss-a ~ So
. 4sElisabssh, 4. Wells gs,a
- ,ysvs.s ~ ,sl-s7st-sys
Robert McAbee ct 'al. 2

ny virtue sf : certain order Of sale y.
Dsued from the court Of common pleas with
In and for the county Of Moaros, and State OF
Ohio, IN s-oase pending insaid court between
the above named pasties, and TO me directed,
1 will .oaer for sale a. public auction at the
east door Of the court house in'Weodshsld, ,on
Sdturday,tM l4n day Of Sspts'ab~. 1878,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock am. and 4
O'Clock p. m. Of sail day, the following Dc.
scribed real estate situate In Monroe county,
Ohio, to wit -
The northeast quarter Of the southwest
quarter of section fifteen, township two oi
range four, containing forty acres more, o.
less. 9',3't ts-s :. h@ ts5
Said prop ,rty 30 ordered TO be sold is ap-
praised 1880 and may sell for two-thirdi
Of said apprsisement. Terms Of sale, one
third oash and balsnoe on confirmation.
WIN. READ.
laus6. '7s~5. Sheriff n. c. o.
HusrsR 4 MALLORY, Atty's.
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Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.


TN pursuance Of An order OF the Probate
Court Of Monroe County. Ohio will Of.
fer for sale at public auction. on = -
Wednesday, tie 9th day Of October, 1878.
at l o'clock. afternoon, upon the premises 8,
the following described real estate, situate in
Center township, IN said county, to wit:
The northwest quarter Of the northeast
quarter, Of section twenty-five, in township
four Of range nve, excepting thsrefrom ten
acrss OF Of the east side Of the sbo~e dc.
scribed tract, after said deduction TO contain
thirty acres moro or less; also, the east half
Of the northeast quarter Of the northwest
quarter Of section twenty 1--we, township four,
range Eve, containing twenty acres, more or
less.
Appraised at $1,000.
TERMS OF SALE-One-hslf in hand and the
balance in one year from the day Of sale,
with interest, to be secured by mortgage on
the premises sold.
JARED HAWKINS,
Admir- Of Amells A. Rutter, decd. E
ssptl0,'7sw5.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
SHERIFFS SALE.
-- q : Z
VIM. D. Lowery
James H. Mckee etal.

ny virtue Of certain order Of sale issued
from the ceurt 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 to me directed,
I Will offer for sale at public auction at the
east door Of the court house in Woodsfeld,
ON
Saturday, the thday Of September, 1878
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, .. M, and
4 o'clock p. M, Of said day, the following de :.
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county
Ohio, to-wit: =
Lot number twenty two in the town OF
Calais.
Said property so ordered to be sold is ap.
praised at 5000, and may sell for two thirds
Of said appraisement. Terms Of sale one third
cash on day Of sale and balance on con6rma.
tion. WIN. READ,
augl3,'78w5, Sheriff n. C. O.
: /.
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-~MARRIED ION May 2lst, 1s7S,- by
Rev. JcHN BIER, Mr.. JOHN FRoBIscH
and Miss SARAH HAUEIsEN.
On August 7th. by W. T. HuRD, Esq /,
OF Salem township, Mr.. CHARLES l..
HEcKEL and Miss MARY j. GILMORE.
On August 18th, by sc KELLY, Esq,
Of Summit township. Mr.. ALBERT R Bu
+cHAsAN and Miss SusANaAH DExBow.
On August Goth, by Rev. JOHN BIER,
Mr.. JOHN KUsrER and Miss SOPHIA
RosENLIEB. xa
On August 24th, by JOS. N. DAsroRD,
Esq of Seneca township, Mr.. FRANK.
LIN P. PETER and Miss MARY E BROTH
ERs.
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Ntir 9absrtiss,lll,sats, N
LEGAL NOTICE.

NHRIsTIAN BRuNY, JR., who is non-res.
4 " ident Of the state Of Ohio. and resident
of the,state Of West Virginia, will TAXA mo-
tics that on the 4th day Of September, A. D.,
1S7S. John Ruby and Christian Moser fled in
the court Of common pleas Of Monroe coun-
~, Chic, their petition against him. tho OBJ
jest and prayer Of which, 10 to obtain judg-
mont against him for the amount Of prom.
issory note and interest, executed and dc
liverei to the said John Ruby and Christian
Moser, dated June is 1875, due on demand
for the sum Of two hundred and twenty dol.
lars. with eight per cent interest; that an or.
der Of attachment and notice to garnishee
has been issued.
You are required 10 answer said petition
on or before the 9Th day Of November, A. D.
1873. - PEARSON 4 DOHRRTY.
septl0,'7St7. Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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wI In the plan for the SherifFs resi-
dence-in connection with the new jail
there are Two windows on the West side
but no door. At their session last week
the Commissioners made the following
change in that part of the plan: Resolsed
That the window on the West eleva.
ton, next to the Jail, be changed into 8
door.
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The Richest Blosd. swsetsst< Drsstkssa'
.. ;-s.t Qsa.s - EY~,, paSS -, - > ~ r{ss

The Richest Blosd, swsetsst Drsatk kaAdl
Pairsst SKIN b Hop DltfeRs.s 2 u n =
J "A lit.ls hop sBittsrs ssxsesbis decto,|
bills and lsug sicknsss."sa n,es s4ass
"Thst invalid wife. mother, sister Jps|
child can, be made the picture of hSslth|
With bop Bittsrs." -. a.
.whsn vorn down sni ready totsks|
your bed, Hop Bittsrs b whss yoa need"
aDon't physio and physie Tor Il wsAksus|
and dsstr reys, but take Hep BittsEsi tha'l
build mp continuallyn ai tGs aess
"Physicisns of sll schsels uss and Re-
commend Hop Bitters Test than"
"Hsalth is beauty and joy-Hcp Bittsrt|
give health and beauty"
sfAsrs ere more onres made vith Hepl
Bit.ers than all other medicinss:" aS /
.When the brain ID weaIied, the nsryee
unstrung the muscles weak, use Hop Bit
ters.n
"That low. nervous fever. want Of slssr
and weakness, calls for Hop Bitssrs.''
Hop Cough Cure and Pain Relief %
Pleasant, sure and Cheap. !.
Fer tale by ]. T. JUDKlNS, and
POPE & CASTLE, Drassists, Woods,
field, Ohio. .t 6
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WheeIing-Llyr Stock YARDS

Wheeling-LrvE STOCK YARDS
September alive stock received at the
Wheeling Stock Yards during the last
week:
Csttle-Arrivals SO head; sold. cows
and bulls Ease; medium cattle 8 00a3-
39c; choice cattle, 8 30a3 Is. Demand
for cattle fair. Most ofthe sales we're
from 8 25a3 so. :
Hogs-Selling at 4a44c.
Sheep-Selling at 3a4c.
Lambs-Seliing at 4a5c.
Calves-Selling at 8 00al0 90 pei
head.
Fresh-Cows selling at 25 00a40 0t
per head; extra cows 40 00a45 0O pei
head.
s WV. BAYBA, Secretary.
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Y HThe pic mic gotten up for the
benefit of the B G. Church of this place
was q success. Quite . large crowd OF
people were presentin NEUHARr's woods
where dancing and good things to eat
were heartily enjoyed. Mr.. JosErH
SosuxAoHER, who is Sc years Of age,
waltzed vigorously and enjoyed the
amusement as much as any Of the young
sters present. The tables were loaded
with any quantity of chickens, turkeys
and other things The Cornet Band was
on the ground and ablowed' in theil
usual excellent style. Everything passed
of pleasantly and agreeably throughout
the day, and all went home satisfied thai
they had spent the day very pleasantly
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HELP FOR THE SOUTH.
LET ALL GIVE SOMETHING.

The Mqsirer OF the ID inst, notes
what Cincinnati has done for the yellow
fever sufferers in the South and adds:
THE country towns and cities should
be aroused to still further exertions in
behalf Of suffering humanity. There is
not village or hamlet In Ohio or In.
diana or Illinois that is not able to do
something, and not one but. should do it
speedily. The cause Of Humanity is on
trial at this very moment"
We have opened q subscription list at
TIE Spirit Office. The amount receiv-
ed will be sent of the latter part Of this
week. Let all contribute something.
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Chicago-Sept. 6--Hogs-Market
more actively, but ,10c lower; Philadel-
pbias 20a4 35c; Bostons 90a4 15c
mixed to good, smooth packing 3 50a3
80.
Cattle-Shipping steers not quotably
lower at 8 30a5 "a; butchers 10a20c
lower, cows 2 30a3 l0c; steers 8 10a3.
Soc; western 8 00a3 60c; Texans 2 Sos
8 10. -
Sheep--Good export ct 4 50a5 25c;
common grades easier at 2 90a3 80.
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New Y0rk-Sept. 6-Beeves-
Texas and Cherokee cattle 6aa7ic; mix
ed Cherokee and Colorado 7ac; some
Colorado natives Sic; common TO prime
native steers 74a9ac; extra do 10a104c,
including one car load fine Kentucky
steers at l0c. Exporters purchased 100
Fat steers at 94al0e. pi.A
/ Sheep-Steady at former figures, or 81
a5c per Id; common to good lambs dull
and lower. with dragging trade, at 4aa
54c per Id for fair to choice, with sales of
State and Canada lambs chiefly at5a5Ac.
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Lot No. 8 IN section thirty-thrse, township
one, range three, containing about forty two
acres more or less, ct 81 500. JThi
Also, the northeast quarter OF the south.
west qnarter Of section twenty-oue, town
ship two Of range four, containing thirty.
nine acres more or less, At $500.
Also lot No. 10 in ssction 81, township l
of range s, containing 100 acres moro or less
At 5000. ''s ssifa %s& sarssFs
Alto, Lots 9 and 10 in section 33, township
and range 8, containing l62 acres more or
less at $4,000. .f %t
Also. 10. 81 in the town Of sardis at $3.50.
5S q" $50.
WILLIAM READ,
Sept. 8, '7s-6w. tberif N. c. 0.
J. WIZ. J. HoLLsrER, Att'ys for Plaintiff
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BUSIN ESS NOTICES
NEW HOTEL.
a. D. BRIGGS.

The large ebrIck dwelling north cfSoHua
on Main Street, has been fitted
up by Mr.. A. D. briggs, for Hos
tel. Persons can obtain boarding and
lodging and care for horses at reasonable
rates. Good meals, clean beds, and Is
quiet house. n30,3.. d
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twritten, foar fol The Spirit Of Demooraoy.]

Written for The Spirit of Democracy.]
ARMsTRoSes MILLs, BELMONT CouN.
TY, OHIo.-On Wednesday, August IA,
about IL o'clock at night, Albert Car
penter's wife discovered their stack yard
on fire, which destroyed their entire crop
of grain, consisting Of 500, dozen Of
wheat and 375 dozen of oats, and ruined
three sides OF one pen Of his new double
log barn. There being no roof on the
barn saved it from entire destruction.-
A neighbor was arrested and taken be.
fore ESQ White at Powhatan, hut was
released for want of positive proof. En-.
tire loss $500.
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The Pennsylyania Board of Pardons,
after taking plenty of time to think it
over, have refused to take Jack Kehoe's
neck out Of the hsngman's moose. Now
We shall see whether Gov. Hartranft.
who ct latest advices was junketing in
New England, will issue the deaths war
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AssIGNEE's NoTIcE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the under
IN signed was, on the 10Th day Q: August,
1873, duly appointed and qualified by the
Probate Court Of Monroe County, Ohio, ~
Assignee Of John W. Sutsr, Of Raresvile.
Monroe, County, Ohio. Creditors Of said
Sutsr are notified 10 present their claims to
the undersigned within six months for a.
lowance or rejection.
THOMAS g. ALLEN,
+ aug27,,78w3. Assignee.
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~Liesi Big Lies!''

Not 80 fast my friend; for il yen
would see the strong, healthy, blooming
men, women and children that have been
raised from beds of sickness, suffering
and almost death, by the use of Hop
Bitters, you would say. .sTruth, glorious
truth" See "Truths," in another col.
umn.
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3 E 7 N H E R
9 Keeps Bread, Cakes, Chow Chow,
Pickles, Nuts, Candies, Tobacco, ,Ci1
Y gars, Canned Fruits. Jellies, Cheese,
i Sardines, Mustard d other articles
9 kept in a first class Confectionery.
R Motto Quick sales & small profits.
E l n II e r
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."QUERY: Why will men smoke com.
mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar.
burg Bros. Seal of North Carolina at
the. same price9" Dec. '77-Y.
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Best Evidence Of its Worth,

The great popularity Of DR.. Prices
Cream Baking Powder is the best evil
dence Of its worth. Whenever q sweet,
white biscuit is wanted, or light pot pie,
an elegant cake, or a delicious pudding,
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder should
be used. Its purity itself.
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Mrs. T. A. SINCLAIR,
Requests your presence at the marriage of her
daughter,
s :. = 80 SALLIE e.
s GEO. A. KEEPERS.

Z gvsv4g.-s -. s.s' s.'ss - =
GEO. A. KEEPERS.
The above invitation on neatly printed
cards, brought together Wednesday
morning a pleasant party Of relatives
and invited guests at the residence OF
Mrs. SrNoLArR, where the marriage of her
eldest daughter SALLlE to DR.. KEEPERs
by Rev. W. H. RIDER took place at sew.
en- o'clock, after which the guests were
served with an elegant breakfast the ia
Bile in ornamentation being beautiful and
artistic and loaded with feast of good
things. Mrs. SARAH MoRRrs great grand
mother of the bride occupied the seat Of
honor at the head Of the table. There
was every essentialat command to-con-
tribute to the pleasure and comfort Of
the guests that the well known hospital.
ity Of Mrs. SINCLAIR could suggest and
everybody seemed happy and at home
A pleasant feature Of the affair was the
serenading of the newly welded couple
by the Silver Cornet Band, who were In.
vited into the dining room by Judge j.
r. MORRIS to partake of the delicious
viands spread before them, after which
they played seyeral, pieces and dispersed
The following is a list Of presents re-
ceived. =
Dr.. T. H. ARxsrRoSa, silver tea.
spoons; Mrs. 1. n. ARMSTRONG, silver
forks !; MATTE & ASHER OKEr, silver
forks; Miss L NJ. KEEPERs, silver table
spoons Mrs. H. r. WEST, silver table
spoons; LUCY W EST, silver fruit knife !;
CLARlBEL ALExArDER, spice box; s. j.,
MARY & JOE. MoRRIs. silver napkin rings
4 tea spoons; Mr.. q Mrs J.sB DRraes.
silver cup 4 lamp mat; Mrs. Jas A.
DRIaas, one stand q cover !. Miss LENA
MooNEY, silver table spoens ; Mr.. WILL
MOONEY, silver knives: Miss EMMA HAI.
DEN, napkins; Mr.. 4 Mrs. W. T.. NOR
RIs, napkins; Miss Ace CRAIo, cake
stand Mr.. 4 Mrs c. H. GoosRIcH, table
linen; E. K 4 e. NJ. NORRIS, table lin.
en-. ELLA PoaaENsuRa, napkins; RExA
WAx, lace tidy; ALTA MORRIS. towels
Mr.. 4 Mrs. S. Truck. fruit stand & bo-
quet; Mrs. o. ALExANDER, slop pail !;
Judge J. B. MoRRrs, marriage license.
Mrs. SINcLAiR stenders her thanks to
the Band for their excellent music and
to Mrs. AMANDA j. SMITH, Mrs. s. L.
MooNEY, Mrs. ADA WAY and Mrs. JAS.
B. MoRRIs for baskets Of flowers for
decorating table, parlor DC, and the
boys of our Office return thanks for the
delicious cake received. The DR.. and
his fair bride have the best wishes Of the
printers to accompany them through the
journey Of life; may it be pleasant and
prosperous. 1t was q very enjoyable
affair to all present. The newly welded
ones left about II o'clock for Cambridge
where 8 reception was held at the resi-.
dence Of the Dr.'s parents. EVERETT
MoRRIs, Miss LENA MooNEY, ELLA MoR-
BIS and BELL SINcLArR accompanied them
as far as Barnesville. As they drove Of
some Of the guests threw old shoes after
them for good luck. They have com.
menced the journey of life together in
life's early morning. May they have q
cloudless and happy day to it's close
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Keen Cool.

Don't suffer with the heat when you
can buy Ladies' grass cloth suit for
81 50s Parasol rs. Fan 05 Ready
made Harvest Pants for 65. Nice sum.
mer coat IS, and many other articles 10
like proportion, at
~ MORRIS & ARMSTRONG'S.
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Chicago.

Sept. 6-Flour 50a5 So; Wheat
SSa9lc; Corn 37a3S3c; Oats 19a21c; /;
Rye Acc; Barley 03a1 06.
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HGo to SCHUMACHER'S for your
Cider Mills, both the American and
Buckeye Mills for sale. <s5
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New York.

Sept, 6-Flour 8 3Oa6 Is; Wheat
95a1 %; Corn 49a53c; Oats 26a27c !;
Rye 55a62c; Barley l 06c.
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East Liberty, Penn.-Sept. 6
II-Hogs-Yorkers. 4 10a4 25c; Pbiladel...
bhias 4 40a4 S..
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@Pot Flowers of all kinds for sale
at Mrs. WAYS.
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PHILADELPHIA.

Sept. 6-Flour 2 50aS 80. Wheat
] DIAL 09; Corn 5la52c; Oats 25a27c;
Rye 59a60c.
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Cincinnati.

Sept. 6--Flour 4 30a5 so; Wheat
Corn 41a42c; Oats 20a25c; !;
Rye 51a52c; Barley 03a1 05.
CATTLE MARKETS.
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,HoRrs.-Gold Slo0a.

SHosrs. .-Gold sloo8.
Remember the Fair next week ses9
Mrs, n. A. wAY has her Green House
about lcompleted. e ts@1 io5 i''Hi
Come 10 the Mass Meeting on Satpr-
day, the 2Sth inst.
Democratic Mass Meeting on SatpEr
day, the 2Sth inst. .rsy',gAasa
District Court convenes in this county
on tuesday, the l7th inst.
Hay and straw, viii be furnished free
to exhibitors, Oh The Fair Grounds.
kslittle eson Of HERxAx CHars1NER. OF
this township, Center, died on the 9th
instg aH Y u j Z II I
The ue~ M, E. Church building at
ApsieoAl yas dedicated on sandsy, a the
Ssh inst. -.s--
.sAssiclss su exhibition IN The Floral
Hall will be taken cut and returned Tree
- ,fckasra, tsnsSeif' s-ss- sss ssf S'sTs yss
ohio. Benton, g. Seneca and. Lee tolssn.
.xIbs1 ~ ~ otj Il hessled with the Auditor
- vSes Sixchool funds. = s ssilss s SIS 6
s.Rsv. Usvxksr, ,of Gfsyssille, preach.
ID s.serv good osermon In the M.nsE.
Church here on last sunday - -, -
Thirsecn suits we're commenced in the
Common Pleas Court Of this county du-
ring Aagast.
The days, Of the Fair. are Tuesday,
Wednesdas and Thursday, the Nth,
18th and lssh. -r,.. 4r.rs7,n -
The Odd Fellows Lodge N 'nls place
Spnti1ouseu ~ IssA I = Ai1 Z ' = es Z =
n. MAW.Yx xill have a large col.
lection 81 pot foners and plants on ex:
.hibision ip the Floral Hail. SIS y s,as
JoHnHr, son Of j. NJ. GOODWIN. OF
Struts srCte .. -, -. ssM '.s U'uor N 2 sSs
s,.,,ssa Z az Z .siS1sse1ass .1's1t ssas. d
j N. M.sosse,,sc ND oad FeIlov., Lodges
n CIs,incsSu. this .county,. contributed,
recentys id to the yellow fever sufferers
IN the South.
q our Doys = are ,rylng 20 ,TsaU TSss
- Want tbsm Is a. d ltishly.Iaround the
rirPs waist.
There viii be preaching at the County
iensnary on SUNDAY: y oePss%nss assn ,.,.., = =
SEss. ~ rhs;s,;.o - cS~rch -
-'s'4s : =
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W00asueId StockN1arket.
September 9-Cattle 2tas per pound
Sheep 3a4o per pound. Hogs &c pei
pound.
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EB Fruit Trees, s.
Grape Vines,
Evergreens,
And Shrubbery Of oil kinds for sale by
Mrs. M. A. WAY, Woodsfield, Ohio
Orders from a distance will receive
prompt attention.
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TrMiss Josrr Oksl will teach st
Normal Ill, Che coming Winter, and
Miss AxmE WAY will attend school in
Cincinnati. ssga7c se7as4 y f
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SWAsHINaroH HExrHoRR and WM,
HExrHoRn, formerly Of Baresville, and
brosherssot Rsv. GsBl HEsrHoRs, OF
Beallsville, ssvs both been attacked by
,yeicx isysr, 4 New Orleans. Latest
secounts represent w AsHIsoroH ~ con-
vslesci1g, hut utwIIIIAxih very pfsca
rious condition ( 's 4. ~, -, = fss,,'1 s.sf
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RIVE cannot spare the lime and ex-
speacs necessary tosrspls to, Advertising
Agents who. Offer nd ssads" at less than
half our rates, ard want Is per cent
commiskoEi out 6f that Il fair ofs.
Svanslways ss.soaiss pirsohpt sttentioh.D
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sHERIFF's SALE.
B. G. Miles, Ex'r, and smother,
.t1s srss Va 5i-l{5 ~ -, .
John NJ. Goodwin and smother.

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ID from the court o. 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 to me directed,
will offer for sale at public aucsion. at thA
east door Of the court house in Woodsasld, !,
on :. -. e.s.-o s.
Saturday, the 9Th day Of October, 1878
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock .. M. and
O'Clock p m, Of said day. the following
described real estate, situate in Monroe
county. Ohio, to wit: at
Lots number one and south half Of lot
forty,six, and lots ffty-ons hfty-two. afty-
seven, 6fty nine and sixty, all in sardis, snd
number three In section thirty three, town.
ship one and range three, containing about
forty two acres moro or less; also the north
east quarter Of the southwest quarter Of SEQ
ton twenty lone, township'two OF range four,
containing thirty mine acres more or less,
as the property Of John u. aoodw NJ also lot
number ten in section twenty seven, town
ship one Of range three containing one hun.
dred acres more or lesss also lots nine and
ten in section thirty-three, township one and
range three, containing one hundred and
sixty-two acres more or less;, also lots 6fty-
seven and 6fty.eisht in the town Of ssrdis
as the properly Of Philip Pool.
Appraised as follows:
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ELECTION DAY.
Tuesday, the 8th. day Of October

.as,.s.,sl i Road Tax Receipts. s.lu,..s
Notice is.hereby given to Township
Clerks and Trustees that they can OBJ
tain Road Tax Receipts at THE SPrRrr
once II ~ cents per hundred.
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Saturday, September %,
SPEAKERS:
Senator A. q. THURMAN
General A. j.: WARNER.
H On: D. S: sPRlaas.:. J.
SPEAKERS:

Democrats, Rally TO this .sIee.ins
and Hear the Issues Discussed:
Everybody Cordially Invited.
By Order. q 'a' ,fs@ es<N
~. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. :