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WO0DSFIELD, OHIO,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
George S. AIgeo
Samuel h. Petty ct al.

ny virtue of a certain. order of sale issued
II from the. court of common pleas within
and for the county of Monroe aud State of
Ohio,in case pending in said court, between
the above named parties, and to me directed,
will offsr for sale at public auction at the
east door of the court house in Woodsfeld,
on
Saturday, the 11th day OF May 1878,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. m. and a
o'clock p. m, of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county,
Ohio, to wit:
The northeast quarter Of the southeast
quarter of section thirteen, township three
Of range FIVE, containing forty acres more OF
less.
Said property SO ordered to bc sold is ap-
praised at $400, and may sell for two thirds
Of said appraisement, Terms of sale: one
third cash on day of sale and the balance oi
confirmation,
WIN. READ, I
april9, ,'7sw5, Sheriff N. G. "
HUNTER. & MALLoss, Atty's.
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Notice to Teachers.

TUyHE Board Of Examinera Of Monroe county
IL will hold meetingsfor the examination Of
Teachers, as follows:
At Woodsheld, Saturday, March 8, 1878.
Clarington do do %,
Woodshsld, do April 6,
do do. do 20,
do do May a, I"
do do do Is, I"
These examinations will commence at 8
o'clock a. m. and CLOSE at 4 p. m.
A fee Of SO cents Is required from each
applicant as a condition of examination, and
must be paid in advance.
( By order of the Board.
tsb26'7St 8. 4. ATKINSON Clerk.
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There is no peace for the bald headed /;
Just as tides are going Out flies are COM
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!. o. X. HUBBARD.
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1efeIM.

RED SPANISH CREAM Take the yolks
OF two eggs and mix in two tablespoon
fuls of powdered sugar, and after well
beaten and mixed, adj cinnamon and put
it in dish over hot w,ter, and letit scald
through; then eetve in cup. If four
cups are needed, eight yolks and eight ia
blespoonfulls OF sugar, a I'd so on as more
or less IS required.
CREAM DRESSING FOR SALAD Beat to-
gether throughly three raw eggs and six
tlblespoonfuls Of cream, three tablespoon
iuls of melted butter, one teaspoonful of
salt, one ofmustard, ,ouehalf of plaek pep
per and one teacup of vinegar. Boil,
stirring it constantly, until it thickens like
hoiled cus,ari Fit bols it will ourdle
Letit cool, then m with salad.
GINsER SNAPS One cup of sugar one,
Of New Orleans molasses, one of butter,
orpart butter and part lard, three table.
spoonfuls of ground ginger, one tea.
spoonful of cinnamon, half teaspoonfll
eacho of cloves and allspice, one teaspoon
ful of soda dissolved in three tablespoon.
fuls of hot water; -four sufficient to thick
en- to rollo easily; roll thin; cut them
small bake them crisp and brown in a
quick oven. M 8p M
SALLY LuNs-D.ssolye one tablespoon.
mi of bntter in one mint Of sweet milk /.
vbin the whites Of four eggs to q stiff
froth. and bea. the Yolks and one egg.cup.
fnl of ru,yer;z d. suoar liebt. Stir the
volks and smear in the warm milk. and
add four coffee Guns. of siftefl fi,ur. three
,easnoonfpls of veast now Ter. and the
whites ofthe eocs: pour the butter in a
creased cake mould and bake I'M Quick
ovan thirty minn,es
c..- -. p r;.,a
,,s 1919. ''.T nona.DaH -, .,.n1 ~
nai' a.. nuu %o ounoes 60 u@'nsn,' ';.,,
% 1ne p,u. - Sa.e., "a.. PM o",a MN, u,,n,
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AssIGNEE's NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed was. en- the 10th day of April
1873; duly appointed and qualified by the
Probate Court Of Monroe county, Ohio, as
Assignee of the estate Of Western Taylor.
Creditorsof said Tayler are notified to pre-
sent their claims to- the undersigned wthir
six months for allowance or rejection.
C. NJ. BLOWERS, Assignee.
april l6 '7eW3
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NOTICE. OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate Of Willtam Morris Deceased,
THE undersigned has been appointed aud
i qualified as Administrator of the estate
of William Morris, late of Monroe County
deceased,
Dated this 18th day of April, A. D. 1873
apr23,'7sw3. . AARON MORRIS.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Jesse Sbuman
Isaac A. Johnston ct al.

DY virtue OF a certain order of sale issued
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 namsi parties aud to me directed,
i will offer for sale at public auction at the
east door of the court house in Woodsisld
on Jasf3 I.-.
Saturday, the 18Th day of May, 1878,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and
o'clock p. m. of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county
Ohio, to wit:
Beginning for the same at the northwest
quarter of section tweaty nine, township
four and range FIVE; commencing for the same
at the northeast correr of lot sold BY James
Morris to Samuel Riehner; thence north
twenty I've aud half degrees east four per.
chss to astake; thence at right angles with
the said line north six.y-sevsn and halt
degrees west seven rods and eighteen links
to point where the line of the east edge Of
Main street, Woodsaeld, would intersect;
thence south seventy two and half degrees
west with continuation of said line of said
street four psrches; thence south sixty seven
and half degrees east seven .perches and
eighteen links to the place of beginning
containing thirty perchss.
Said property so ordered to be sold is ap-
praised at $500, and may sell for two.
thirds of said ap 3raisement. Terms of sale,
one third cash and balance on confirmation.
ges WM.y BRAD,
april F6,'78w5. Sheriff N. CO
SPRIGGs & DRIGas, Att'ys.
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PAINTING and GRAINING

A. NJ. SCALES, the old Painter of
Frame Brothers Carriage Mandatory Barnes.
vile, has opened shop in the old Foundry
Building, WoodsGsld, Ohio. He is prepared
to execute all kinds of Painting and Grain.
ing in the best style. Painting Carriages
and Buggies speciality. Dec. %, IT -6m.
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DRESS MAKING.
Rooms Above Jones' store.

MISS F. A JONES
HAS just received the latest styles of pat
IL terms from &, Butterick, New York, and
would respectfully inform the ladies of
Woodsfeld and vicinity that she is prepared
TO DO FIRST CLASS WORK.
Also, cut and ft for those who desire to have
them made elsewhere,
Patterns of all styles for sale-aug2S, ,'77m3.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-01-25
MEN & WOMEN p, II sss; y S Dc
Con sumption Cured

An old physician, retired from 4ctive practise
having had placed in his hands by al Eass
INDIA Missionary the formula OF Vegetables
Remedy Tor the speedy ani permanent cure VI
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS,
Catarih, and all throat and lung affections.
btiity and all nervous complaints. altgr having
Thoroughly tested its wonderful curative pow
ers IN Thousand OF cases leaIs IL his duty 10
make In known TO his suffering felIoNs Aeta
atca by till motive, aid 4 conscientious desirs
to relieve human suffering, he VIII send fres
u charge 70 all w.o desire Ii. tal7 rceept, Wlta
full directions Tor preparing AMI successfully
using. srnt by return mail by addressing vita
stamp, naming this paper.
DIX, ] r. MOUNTAIN,
OsaeMhnt. n. y.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-01-25

these two gentlemen will prove to
be among the most popular and
efficient the Assembly has had
for many years.
Mr.. Gray offered resolution to
grant the M. r. II. X, a certain
sum Of money and also a bill to
authorize the Governor to purchase
the library and instruments Of the
late Moses Strong, assistant State
Geologist. Poly Ticks.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-01-25
A Thought on tho Financial Ques-
ton.

Il
A Thought on tho Financial Cues
ton.
as country we enjoy ut the pres
cnt moment advantages which should
place Us i'll state of the highest pros
perity.We are the granaries Of Europe,
whose agriculture is neglected and
decayed III the connections that dis
tract her We offer secure and profit
able investment ID capital, which il is
our policy TO invite and welcome to
our shores, The times are suspicious
for our becoming the manufacturers
Of the great bulk Of products con-
summed IN our own country, and large
exporters 10 foreign countries. And
yet our factories arc closed, or running
at rHlnUus loss; our great staples are
accommodating for want Ut buyers; the
rate of interest is ut nj extraordinary
height, and Us i necessary conseNlen q
Our merchants are threatened with
bankruptcy Not few have already
boon compelled To succnmb to the dis
aslers Of the times, and many are
looking to speedy anclioratiOn Of
the present state of things, to rescue
them from ruin. Why IS this? We
answer, ii Is IN the present financial
system, which has suddenly been
found to be iii u rotten condition, i id
the work o. ages must be taken down
to rebuild from the foundation.
1t is not Unnecessary part Of the plan
proposed by the greenback policy. as
many suppose, to alter materially the
existing organization Of the Treasury
department. 1t may have its sub
treasures and its frowning vaults;
but the latter will no longer 10 the
tomhs of the energies Of the country.
The Treasury may receive, hold,
md pay ont its own money. Nothing
need DO loaned to banks or individuals
in order To cnunteraet the evil ten
dcnev oi the boarding propensity. For
instead Of specie, the government will
hold IN It's vaults the paper represent
tatiNr Of values employed III the bust
ness Of the country, guaranteed by
securities III It's own hands, retaining
only so much specie is may be indis-
penslhly necessary in the transaction
of its business. In point Of safety, no
security can he furnished superior to
that ot the stocks Of the United States.
Based upon the entire wealth Of the
nation. ii il the sum Ill all the seclri-
ties which That wealth can furnish.
Besides security for is funds, The
public Treasury requires the means of
making cheap, safe, and speedy remit
tantrs. To Say that for this purpose
specie IL the best medium of transfer,
betrlNs the widest extravaganza. 10
SLY that il Is the worst, would be near
the truth Fle spp'ieis aim lit Che only
commodity, tor the transportation of
which from place to p!a'e. there is lit
liz 1T no demand, oe1asioacd IN It's
consumption.
Is governments are instituted for the
sake Of prom sting the welfare. and
happiness humankind. themalns which
they make use u IRE valuable III pro
portion u they aid g produce the best
results. The arbitrary institutions ot
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nIJES Acertatn aud ef'cctual cure TRIAL
l. 4 , box onls 50 cts. Address DE-
pierey, Ogdeuburg, n, \.
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From the Capital.
Madison, Jan. 20, 1875.

sbS fNSl WhNet iitAP p1s1aAi "
turn with u right good will, legis
lativc business will probably be
rushed along as last as possible,
thereby insuiing comparatively
short session, asthere is not q very
large amount of business OH hand,
On a week ago Monday, Hon.
M. M Strong occupied a scat by
the side Of the Speaker. 1t was Il
courtesy extended by Mr. Barrows
to the veteran statesman Of Wis
consin. Mr.. Strong was The first
speaker Of the Wisconsin Assem-
bly,.
a great many bills and resolu
tons have been introduced III both
Houses. ! give you All outline 81
few Of the leading ones.
On last Wednesday the leading
event Of the Senate was u mes
sage from Gov. Smith, transmit
ting communication from OK
Governor Washburn, making IL
gift Of 10 elegant residence,
"Edgewood," near this city, with
sixty acres Of land, to the State,
for the purpose Of the establish
in ent 81 an industrial school Tor
girls. Tho property is estimated
10 be worth 100000.
In the Senate, on the 18th, Il re-
solution was introduced indorsing
the repeal of the famous Resump
ton Act, by Congress
In the Assembly, same day, a
bill was introduced relative to the
Elective Franchise and some other
bills OF lesser interest. A ftcr Il
long and exhaustive debat, tie re
solution inviting the resident cler
KY to open the Sc ssion with prayer
was killed by u vote Of l5 to A.
This shows how much the CLERGY
of this city are appreciated. The
spirit OF tic resolution was to in
vito the clergy, but not to offer II
salary. Still il was killed.
"A bill is before the Senate re
quosting and authorizing the
Farm mortgage Land Commis
sioncrs to give the benefits OF the
commission 10 certain other parties
actually entitled thorto; also bill
10 amend tho relative TO the relief
atpersons remaining in prison on
any civil process; also i bill for
protecting the Static Capitol from
fire by laying water pipes from
tho Uni yersity reservoir.
The npholaur8 Of the Smith bill,
abolishing the office Of rail road
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-01-25
Wells Returning Board.

The members Of the Louisiana Re-
turning Board were arranged on tile
18th inst, before the Superior Criminal
Court. The Indictment was read,
charging them with forging and alter
ing the returns Of Vernon parish.
Counsel made motion TO quash the
Indictment on the ground that the
proceedings were irregular. The mo-
ton was ovcrrnlcd without argument.
The members Of the board then plead
cd not guilty and were admitted to
bail On the old bonds. The day Of
trial il not fixed.
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Orer 95O FIRST Premiums
have hepn awarded the
smith American Organ

alone, and more thln eight thousand OF
th.se organs arc now IN use. owing 10 the
magnitude Of my business and the advantage
gained ny close cash purchases, / can aud do
oiicr better terms than can possibly he afforded
by minor houses Eyery instrument faithfully
warranted for SIX YEARS from date Of pur.
ehnse, old instruments tak il in exchange for
new. and lons time given when Desired on the
nstallnent plat, large stock ofthese instru.
ments wlll y i ut constantly 81 hand aud for
- u ny agents, Me+frs Babcock i hi.sen
who have their ollet and sale.roem 1t Darling
ton, VIA call and examine these pianos and
organs before purchasing elsewhere aud you
will Eot regrent The time spent III doing 10.
RARGulk i RIssEII,
Agents Tor Southwestern Wisconsin.
Dartngtou,Wts
], ]. WAtKkR. Snpt. 81 AGENCIES. les
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GREATEST BARGAINS


~
100 Pieces New Fan styles Dress Plsl Dis and
Stripes worth PIT for 1c
100 Pieces Back aud White KuiCkerb ockers
Former price l5e, for 10.
100 Pieces Dress Serge, In dark fall shades,
worth 25c, for lSf.
80 Pieces ~ inch Poplln III all cOlors, cheap Al
35C for 2lc.
l27 Pieces English Mntelase Dress Goods
browns only worth 35c, lor ale
GO Pieces Englirh CameIs Hair Serge. CID
price Soc, l1r d0i.
II Pieces All Weol English Serge Former
price 65c for Bic,
IS Pieces SILK ind Wool Bourette All new
shades Old prec 75c, for 35c.
80 Pieces Back Cashmere AL woJl-40 inches
worth i5s, for 55s.
IS Pieces black Union Beavers al 75c. $t.25
$50, 81 75 md ~ 0U. worth double,
20 Pieces Black all wool Beavers, at $2 o,
$3.50, $40, and $500. Former prices
$500, IS %, "a ~ ana 81 80
l3 Pieces Black Ghnchlla Ba AYERS & ~
81 81. s IS and $500 wor til 50 per cent
more,
40 Pieces MI wool home made Casfi mere, extra
heavy. for 10
% Pieces Harris Cashmere Extra weight and
finish, worth 81 rs for 81 80
$40 Pieces extra heavy twied scarlet Flannel.
Worth BOZ. tOl &c.
50 Pairs white wool BlaHkets-ten quarter.
Old price $3.50, Tor 81 10.
100 Best wool Sha&ls made in this country
Fun size 72xlii inches. All wool. S. 30,
lE- Send for SAMPLES 10
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A MANIrEST ABSunDITY.

1t is m:n:fcstly absurd I" claim for a mere
Stimuiant. tome aud .ltcla i've properties. Vet
this is wha, is daily done by the vendors "l cheap
local hittcrs. cOlorcd to make them look attrlc-
tive, and agrccahly Favored. but the alcoholic
basis OF which is of the vilcst and most hurtful
description. The lrlnSc:ndcnt success of Hos
letters Stomach Bitters, the leading Alternative
tonic of the United States. has induced many OF
these compoundcrS OF drains in disguise, TO at
tempt the cOunterfciting of this standard mcdi-
cine, but their efforts have never proved success
full on a large scale, and they have themselves in
many instances VIGOROUSLY "comc to grief
through the inStrumcntality Of the law.
The genuine Bitters have. indeed, Il Spirituous
basis, but they are emphatically Il medicine.
since their botanic ingredients are signally Ell
cacious i'll overcoming and preventing chills and
fever. dyspepsia. liver complaint, constipation.
and many other disorders.
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THE RIVER.

The river still continues to fall.
Ponca Courier: The Old Muddy is
again on the rampage. The grist AMI saw
mill owned by Judge Hill is in danger ol
going into the river and is being taken
down. The mill will be again erected ON a
firm foundation.
Council Bluffs Nonpareil, Both: The
waters Of the Big Muddy are still rushing
around promiscuously, and the smelling
works and several other buildings in that
vicinity on the west side nave the appear
ance Of being situated on an island.
The steamer Key West is being loaded
to-day, but will not leave until tomorrow,
repairs on her burned boiler are not yet
completed. She will carry away a full load
Of freight and will 60 to Benton. Capt.
Nick Buescn commands and A. A. White
occupies the Office.
The steamer Black Hills, r. B. Burleigh
master and Soc Drew clerk, is nearly loaded
and will leave to-morl ow for Pierre and
Cheyenne with $50 tons Of freight, n arly
all Of which i TOR the Black Hills market.
A burned boiler is delaying the departure
Of this boat.
Yankton correspondent &c OF the St. Louis
Times: Steamboating from this port has
never been as good as it is low, all the
steamers (twenty five in number) being em.
ployed In carrying government freight,
which is rapidly a%ccumulating at the gov.
ernment warehouses.
Sioux City journal, 31st: The F. Y.
Bachelor failed to reach here yesterday, as
vas expected. The high water snd strong
winds probably prevented her getting here.
Nothing whatever could be heard of hel
whereabouts. The river is still! falling a,
this ~point-weatber cloudy, cold and un.
pleasant. The wind dashed the river into
huge waves yesterday, which washed in the
bank In many places to q considerable ex.
tent.
A Brownville, Neb., correspondent Of
the Omaha Herald. under date of last
Wednesday. says: The rising river is car.
rying On its work of destruction this yeal
with more damsRe to property than eveI
before. Large cakes Of earth, several yards
in length and many feet in breadth, are con,
tinually dropping of into the foamipa
water below. The soil is sandy, and % h
slides into the river. dissolves O. easily and
quickly % 20 much sugar. Houses are be,
Ing torn down along tine rivers bank tc
escape the approaching river. The railroad
company are making strenuous endeavorl
to save their depot, engine house, &C., By
putting in rip .rappink, and have 90 far sue
coeded.
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ooFFEE

If there is any luxury more generally
appreciated than another,l it is GOOD COZ.
FEE. Few persons can roast coffee we'll,
and to meet this wantMessrs. Bell, Con-
rad & Co., Chicago, have imported and
rosted a coffee called
ANKORIA,
which is the nearest approach to Java of
any heretofore offered to consumers. II
is not glazed is brittle, and will grind
easily. Your grocer has the goods for
sale, as also the famous
PEERLESS BAKING POWDER,
made by the same firm. Ask him fol
them and obtain the best goods in the
world. y