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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-11-26

~s"1 S ~ HAy A eH
their back subscriptions and one
year in advance. This is one of the
best offers ever made to get plenty
Of reading matter for the long win
ter evenings. Come in soon and be-
gin with the new yeBr.
THE Vcrmillion Republican rejoices
in the political condition Of Clay
county. Only a few years ago Clay
county was happy with a large re-
publican majority, and her people
were content, prosperous and friend
ly, but to-day the county is full OF
grumblers, contentious and quarrels.
And the author rejoices in it. That
is a trait of character to be proud of.
Editors McClarren of the Elk
Point COURIER, Baynes of the Rock
port Pioneer, and Walsh of the
Mitchell Cupital, having completed
their duties as United States grand
lurymen, have gone home; and sew
eral elderly ladies in town are wish
ing to goodness that Nash Of the
Sioux Valley Neus, and Mallahan OF
the COURIER, petit jurymen, would
go too, so that they might put out
their washing once more.-Herald.
ELIAS CHAMBERLAIN, an old and
esteemed citizen of this county, died
at his home in Brule township last
Friday evening, after a very short
illness. The deceased was working
on the railroad, and ruptured him.
self lifting, which resulted in his
death. Mr.. Chamberlain was al
honest, hard working man, and be-
loved by all who know him. The
funeral took place last Sunday a
IL o'clock, A. NJ, and was very large,
ly attended. Services were conduc.
ted by Elder Newell, of Portlandville
Thus another of our good citizen.
has gone to his long home.
WE are glad to learn that DR.. f
T. Holt, a former and much respec,
ted citizen of Webster City, intend:
to return from Dakota and again 10
| cate among us. DR.. Holt as a den
tai surgeon has few equals in thu
west, and we are happy to announce
to the public that he has decided t.
take up his residence here. The DIR
aside from his professional skill is
kind and true gentleman, and host'
Of friends will welcome him back t.
his old Webster City AdtGrtise
The DR.. informs us that he vii
remain here only a short time, an'
will then move his family to Webste
City, Iowa, his former home. Dl
Holt is a dentist Of acknowledged
ability, and those wishing any thin
done in his line before he leaves ha'
best call soon, as you may neve
have such a favorable chance to hav
your teeth fixed.
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Mosr of the corn is gathered.
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A CORRESPONDENT of the Press d
Dakotaian gets off the following. We
have no idea who the party referred
to may be, but give it for the benefit
of the victim: Il have often heard
of parties who were going to drive
a lot of turkeys to the Hills, but not
till yesterday did | see the enter
prise practically carried out-and
very unsuccesstully at that. A man
from somewhere near Elk Point star
ted out with $50 turkeys, intending
to drive them to the Hills. He got
along all right till he started across
the plains from Pierre. He says
every night after leaving there he
lost from 5 to % of his birds, so that
when he arrived here he had only
80 left. Wolves and coyotes got
among his turkeys and scattered
in all directions. He says he didn't
care SO much about the turkeys; he
only took them along to give him
something to do on his journey"
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nati

Tomorrow evening a donation
will be given for the sole benefit of
several poor women in this city. A
supper, consisting Of oysters, coffee,
bread, cakes and pies, will be served
in the Northup block, and people
will be permitted to pay what they
please for what they eat, 1t is a
very worthy object, and should be
we'll attended. The parties for whose
benefit the supper is given are wor-
thy objects OF aid, being widowed
hard working women. Let every
body attend, and help those who
need it. We cannot honor Thanks
giving day any better. The follow
ing are the committees appointed
for the occasion:
COMMITTEE On HALL.-Geo. w.
Freeman, ID. T. Hutchinson, l.. p.
McClarren and III. Murphy.
BUILDING CoM.-Rey. J. V. Hines,
Rev. VIM. McReady.
EXECUTIVE CoM.-Mrs. II. Muir
ply, Mrs. E. w. Miller, Mrs. G. W.
Beggs, Mrs. III. H. Blair, Mrs. "A.
Hughes, Mrs. Z. Morris.
SOLICITATION CON- Mrs. Alex.
Hughes, Mrs. L. w. Miller, Mrs. c.
w, Beggs, Mrs. H. Murphy.
Con-. ON OYSTERS H. j. Brace,
F. nj. Budde.
To SET TABLEs.-Mrs. Fauss, Mrs.
S. W.K ent,.Mrs. M. B. Kent, Mrs.
Mallahan, Mrs. J. A. Wallace, Mrs.
Duncan, Mrs. Geo. Freeman, Mrs.
Ringsrud, Mrs. J. Blair, Mrs. McClar.
rem, Mrs. M. Hoffman,
To WAIT ON TABLE.-Syke Hop
kins, Matte Hopkins. frankie Elan
agan, Minnie Muhs, Ada Shattuck,
Carrie Keopp, Iva Wilmarth, Lottie
Wilson, Libbie Whitaker, Mrs. Bud
de, Mrs. VIII Comfy, Mrs. Morris,
Mrs. Mathews, Mrs. Beggs, Mrs. Blair
Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Hughes Mrs.
Miller, Nat Kirk, Emery Morris and
H. Murphy.
On REcEpTIoN.-Mrs. Myers. Miss
Abbie Laird, Rev. McReady, c. w.
Beggs.
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THIS is a beautiful fall.
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DoS'T forget that wood.

Flour continues to rise.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-03-29
feESURE1EETlOy.

QuoiquIi ST soit fcoule gueluues ann4,.s
dcpui- que In Teinture D6purative du Dr..
Meng ait ete retiree de 81 gr,nde circnla.
ton, ellie men ii pas moinS conserve toute
sa W que ct toute sa populnritc. dams un cir
cult relativem'nt restieint.
Depu.s lonstemps, de Ions les points de
la Louisiana, ct prilIcilalrinent du Bayou
i.'tfourche, DIES Atrakapas, de "a Riyiere
i'"uge, lie vicux malades me demandeut de
rtpreDdre liz fabrication de cette medicine.
81 Justemeht appreciee de tout ceux uui en-
ont tAit usage.
A~hJourdhui je reponds a ieur appel, eft
les maihenreuN, atfliges de maladles dites
l~hcnrahles, auront sous la main cette biep.
vrlllante teinture depurative. qui vie,dra
METRE un terme Il leurs s~outfrances.
Vulls Sc livrent done a temperance dc
lours melilenrs. e Ia qui vivent sous lie
j"u% 'e quelqu'une lie ces inronlmodes ct
douioureuses lliirlnites. files i%lnpures dun
Sang vIcle, deietere, mai 6Iabore.
beaucCup, .4ui jOulsSent dune brlllante
s te, ne lie doivent peut 6tre uu'a la Tein-
ture Depurative; c'est par "a puissance de
ces vertus que tel pere, te,.e mere ont nuri-
NE ieur sang, acquis une bonnie constitution
letrouve une sante aussi vigoureuse qu'inat
'endue, et'nis au monde dies e~ntauts dune
sante tiorissante.
.Que ceuN qul, CONNIE eux, vivent dune
we lie d~ouleurs, d'angoisses, de desespoirs
Suiveht ieur cXemple; qu'lls essayent de la
ltlnsurc Depuratlve, ct, CONNIE eux, lis de-
tlertiroht rohlstcs ct forts, ct pourrOnt
ttre Hers de eur progeniture
Que ccuA oHi d"utent, sillior1nent
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TEXTURE D~EPURATIVE
Dl I)r. NUENG

Ce remede qui ma pas encore failli de
phls qulnze ans quill est en usage. est b,ep
sulerleur a tous les erhraiks lie Sal eDo,eiHe
ct tous les Depm"tJs, employees jusau'a ce
Jour. "
ii guerit toutcs les maladies chropioues
s"lt lntcrntS, SOFT extremes. sans difference
q age Ill dc sexr. Mule maladie proveuant
de ilInpurete du sang he reslste a son
usage les Ilrtres dc quelque nature qu'el
les >oient, les intirmifes. CONSEQUENCE 10
labus du mercure gu de tout autre tra;te.
mcnt qui Il vici6 la constitution. sont mar.
i"ltement ct radicalelnent queries, to,,tcs
les ions que lOn %persevere dplssOn e,nnIoi
Les Lc"cOrrhfes, Pertes Bkanches. h.rfo,,.
tufites dams la periodicite DIES menstrues l..
chlorose, In s%teritite provenant tie tonic MAJ
itdie chronlque on constitutiOnnelle. toutes
ces nlaladies disparalssent par un traite.
incht assez iongtcmps prolonge de la Tein.
ture Depurdtive du DR.. Meny.
L'epilersle, %lorsquelle nest pas occasion
nee par nne lesion orSaniquc. les Rhumatis.
mes ch'"htG"es ct quelquetois linus, les nj.
riS. e"o
Les cures deja op6rG5s p%arlent ASSET nonr
yue la Ieintnre Dtpurative du DR.. Men ,;t
besOln lie fnute ltclanIe il suffit de s,y,;r
gu II ny ii pas Gu jusqu'a present une seule
liai'die chroniquc inveteree on const,tu.
tlonntile, produltr par un vice u~uelronuue
des numeurs. qni ait rGsiste i Ia puissance
medicatrice de cette preparation.
Chaquc bouteille est de nam
oreux certlticats. vcnant de tous les n,;uts
de III Louisiana, attest:snt les bellies cIres
operees par 90 medicament
En- vente chez
JOS. T. THIBODEAUX.
P~harmacien.
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COIOnle E'r .lncaise
Dams EArkansas.

l,OOO,OOO A 1snsIs 4 DE rrix te' rss.;, !.
aVec placements %iaciles, dams lOuest de rAr
kansas, LIE chemin de fer: Little Rock ct
F~ort-Smlth, ainsi que lie t1euve Arkansas, ira
versent toute la vallee. LIE sol est gene
ralement tres fertile le climat douN If tenn
perc.
lie cotton. lc talac. lie ~cllavre. lie fromeut.
lie mals. Forge l~avoine. les ,umrnes de
terrc, lie trefie, ct lie ioin vienuent tres
ben, aiiisi que LII vigne TT les arhrcs fruit.
ierS.
Environ POO, 400 acres de ces terres. sitn-
ees lie long du ciemin de ter,;lu Nord din
fleuve ArkinS;ts, ont etc comedies aux
Peres 'iu ST. Esprit pour la foundation dune
~cOlonie.
A 30 miles de Little Rock, pres de In
Station Morilton. non | in de Louisburp ct
sur IN niasnitique plateau, s'etendant we're
le Nord, les P6ras du st. Esprit ont r6scry
eSllse ct I'M convent sOnt en- vote de construc
ton pres ii: Norilton ct uue seconde tglise
rancais va Gtre constitute pres de Spring
field 10 miles plus iOin, dies que IL besoin
Sen tera sentir
Avis " families FRANCHISES desirant ac-
querir me belle propriete. IA peu de frals.
dams lie voisinage dune eSlise catholique.
Pour plus ample information Oh peut sa
dresser Il.
Mr.. w. ID. SLACK. ou
Mr.. MICHEL BRAUN,
Land Office, l.. X. &, +. :. R'y, il Little
Rock, GU aux Peres du st. Esprit Moril-
ton.
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j. e:

+ SllOe-NIaker
Main street, Bet. st. Philip and St. Louis
TidBoDAUX, La.
The undersigned inform his friends and
the public i'll general. that he has renewed
his shop ON Main street, between St. Philip
aud st. Louis streets.
He is u first class workman ana his work
is fully guaranteed.
mch.3l.71l j. G. OSCHWALD.
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MAKE hens LAY.

An English Veterinary Surgeon and Chemist now
travelling in this country, says that most of tho
Horse and Cattle Powders sold here are worthless
trash. He says that Sheridan's Condition powders
are absolutely pure and Immensely valuable. Moth
ing on earth will make hens lay like Sheridan's
Dint food.
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DR.. J. F. HAYWOOD,
m ENAs NAnH A~~

Few diseases exist that cannot BE- relieved b. -
storing the Liver to its normal functions, and for
thu purpose no remedy has ever been invented thae
has a. happy an effect as TUFTS PILLS"
SOLD EVERYWHERE, PRICE Is CENTS.
Once IS Murray Street, New York.,
Iv DR.. TUFTS MANUAL Of Valuable Iufor-l
nation and Useful Receipts" viii be mailed Jrss'
On application. u
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TUFTS PILLS

are especially adapted to suci1l
cases, a single dose effectsI
such a change Of feeling aa.tol
astonlsh tho sufyerer.
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falsalt lachrr prise. Phanur en- prof
TAFT pour gagner du terrain, ct en- dc
! pit de moi nous a%vanciOnS vers L.
= bord.
I lie VOLTA !! lie VOLTA /! firent plush
eurs voix partant a la fOis de la berge
! ct du pont.
! S~agis<ait-il de l'homme Ou de l'ani
NAL ! Je levai' instinctivement la
tete pour men assurer. Fatalite /. la
premiere chose qui frappa mes yeux,
&c fut u paire de uicornes.
-Je croyais que les chiens enra-
ges avaient hnrreur de l'eau 7 hasal
ia qnel4u'un an dessus de nous.
-Justetnent. c'est ce qui prouve
que le m:en ne Fest pas, fit IN timbre
gouailleur. Phanor enrage Eth bien,
en- VOLTA une farce.
-Helas ! ~pensai-je, il ne dit que
trop vrai, c'est bien uue farce. ct
Fauteur de cette farce est cslui
les %tricornes attend-nt. Je ne sorti-
TAI done dun NAL, 9 mon Dieu, Que
pour retomber daus un pire
Nous tonchions presque IL bord.
-Qnand je vons disais quill allait
lie ramener ! s'ecria an curieux.
~C'est p%Ourtant vrai, frent ensem
Die les deux tr!cOrnes
Mon bon Phanor ! s'excla,pa
asec expansion l'homne a la casquet
te de renard.
e.. CONNIE tout lie monde Sc pre-.
clnItalt an duvant 4, mana
berge:
IA Continuer.
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TUFTS Pills

are compounded from 0~ubstancee thaf nP6a
the most delicate orxanixation. TSev]
Search, Cleanse, Purify, and Invigorat3
the entire System. By relieving the sasI
G0rged Liver, they cleanse the blood
from poisonous humOrs, and thus inparel
health and vitality to the body, causine
the bowels to act naturally, ,W1tho1e
which mo- one can feel we'll.
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4 YANT TRANSCEND mes mayasius dies
limos 2l3, 2l5 ct III de la rue VicilIe-Le-
wee aux Nos 81 81 @:s hr. la r.ss, Il .,
Canal, janItonce r"slrrt,ruscuu+Il al
public ell general que al. ati.! IA. rtponlre
II fitccrolsSt nnrlit dc mon commerce.. L. plls
fort stock Embellishments. tie cliapraux.
lie lingerie dho.nnrts. lie jeunes gems et
de Jeunes =arGons-stork r.! quill ny en- Il
ja'I'als Ell Il la Nouveilc Orleans. ~.jinyitr
mes amls ct mes clients nc venir r,x,mi.
ner ct s'assIIrrr DIES lni>.
A fave.'ir, comm" par ic paSse. ie '.e ne
gligrrai rirn pour taire face anx be. ,ius dc
la place. je Serai t%oljoars pref a rrmrlir
tous les orareS pyramids on petits) y hal,ille
ment, lingerie ct cl,apeaux de toutes rs
peces eide tons genres. .!epuis lesvetements
comlnuns d'hal'irations .iusqu'au hinge de
toilette lie plus fin. Les prix de mes articles
serOnt ilvariablement aussi bas que poss,.
bic.
Les cOmmandes de Ii calnpagne sont Fob
jet d'une attention imme,Iiafe.
LEON GODCHAUX
Aux Nos 81 ct 81 de Ii. rue du Canal
IA Oct-'16
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TUFTS PILLS.

Their first effect is to Increase the Appes1ee.1
and cause the body to Take ON Flesh, thu ths
system is nourished, and BY their Tonic Ae.i
tiou on the Digestive Organe, ReUlaRj
Stools are produced.
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A Noted Divine savs'a

Dr.. TUTT:-Dssr Sir; For ten ysaxs I hsvs bseuj
3nattyr 70 Dyspepsia. Constipation and Pilss. Lasl
Hpfin9 your PILLS were recommended to me-; ueed
them { but with little faith). am now q we'll nan.
have good appetite, digestion perfect. regular stools,
Ralos gone. and have gained forty pounds solid dssh.j
They aro worth their weight. in gold.
REV, r, l. Iouisvill> Kv
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: ROAD NOTICE.

Z
AI0TIcBis hereby given that petition will
IN be presented 70 the commissioners Of
Monroe county at their next session, to be
held on the lst Monday Of Marsh, 1879, pray
ing for the establishment Of county road
along the following described route in said
county, to vii: Beginning at the point where
the road, vacated OF the petition, of, Joseph
Hamilton and others intsrsects the road es
tablished on the same petition, and being on
the lands OF ]. H. Hamilton, summit Town.
ship, Monroe County, Ohio; thence through
the lands Of said Hamilton on or near the
line OF the old road; therce through the
lands Of Christopher Kindeberger and Mrs.
Ulrict to station No. l8, being at the poin,
to which the old road " as vacated, and to in.
tersect the old road at that point. And also
to view and establish sroad. beginning a
station No. 81, at the point where the rres
! ent road intersects the line of the old Nal
aga road; thence through the lands Of Chris
tian Weber TO intsrsect the present Malag
road at the nearest practicable point
janI4,7Sw5. MANY PETITIONERS.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
fsTus. ps--- t,fe .ftsaff 81
Samuel L. Mooney & ano.
james G.McGaushy l. ans.

DY virtue Of eertain order Of sale Issued
from the court of common pleas, within
and for the County Of Monroe, and State o.
Ohio. In case pending in said court between
the above named parties, and to me directed
I " II offer for sale at public auction at the
east door Of the oeurt house In Woodsfeld
on
Saturday, the 22d day of March, 1879
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, q. m, and
4 o'clock p. M, of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county
Ohio, to-wit:
The south half Of the northwest quarter
Of section twenty 1--WE, township three o.
range three, containing eighty acres more Of
less. | q
Said property so ordered to be sold is ap-
praised al 81 600 and may sell for two-thirdl
Of said appraisement. Terms OF SALE Cast
before confirmation.
wM. READ,
fsblI,'79w5. Sheriff N. C.. o.
HuErER 4 MALLoRY, Atty's.
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Administrators Sale.


DY virtue Of an orderlo Of sale issued by the
ID Probate Court Of Monroe County, Ohio,
and to mo directed will offer for sale, at
public, auction. on the premises. on ,tea..s !
Saturday, the 22d day Of February, 1879,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock .. IA. and
o'clock p. m, the following descri ed real
estate Of Basil Stewart, deceased, situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to Wit: "a, ,,a,st4, +.
The northwest. quarter Of the southwest
quarter Of section three, township three Of
range ave; also the north half OF the south
west quarter Of the southwest quarter Of
same section, township and range; also the
east half Of the southwest quarter OF same
section, township and range, except about
thirty, acres on the south side OF the creek
sold to Levi Long; also the northwest auar-
ter OF the southeast quarter Of the same
section, township and range, except about
eight acres In the northeast corner thereof,
and also spart thereof sold and conveyed
to Asa Wilson, leaving In oil one hundred
acres more or less; to be sold FREQ Of dover.
Appraised at l,950.t ,s. go
TsRMs--0ne.third cash on day of sale; one
third in one year and one third in two years,
with interest; deferred payments to be Sc.
cured by mortgage en- the premises sold.
fw *f.fg- ~ GEORGE 8. ALGEO, 4
Admir- de bonis noa' of BAIL Stewart, decd,
jan2J. .'79w5.
HusrER & MALLORY, Atty's.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.
,gzH7s Il }
James H, Polin g
VS.. 3t
Mary Twadd'e. y 4

DYs virtue Of . certain order Of sale issued
ID from the court Of commcn pleas. within
and for the county of Monroe, and State o.
Ohio, in case pending In said court between
the above named parties, and to me directed
fwill offer for sale at public auction at the
east door Of the court houss In Woodsdeld
on n ~ff3s4s
Saturday, the l5th day of March, 1879,
bstween The hours Of 10 O'Clock q. m and
o'clock p. M, Of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate, situate In Nenros county
Ohio, to wit: sans 4g4ab,
| The southeast quarter Of the southwes
quarter OF section thirteen. township four o
range Ave containing forty acres, more or less
Said property SO ordered to be sold Is ap
praised at $500, and may sell for two. third
Of said sppraisement, Terms Of sale, casl
before confirmation. .9s %
81 ~ WILLIAM RRAD.
febl1, '79w6. s,,.s Il Sheriff N. Co. /.
srRpss & Dslees, Att'ys.
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LEGAL NOTICE.


CHRISTIAN BRUNY, JR., who is a non resi-
y dent of the State Of Ohio, whose post
Office address is Murrayvills. Jackson County,
West Virginia, will take notice that on the
4th day of September, 1878, John Ruby and
Christian Moser fled in the court Of common
pleas of Monroe county, Ohio. their petition
against him, the objec: and prayer Of which
Is to obtain a judgment against him for the
amount Of promissory note and interest
executed and delivered to the said John Ruby
and Christian Moser. dated June l6, 1875
due on demand, for the sum OF two hundred
and twenty dollars with eight per cent in
tsrest; that an order of attachment aud no
tice to garnishee has been issued. You ar,
required to answer said petition on or bsfor,
the 6th day Of April, A. D. 1879.
faira PEARSON & DOHBRTY, s.
sb4, ,'7H7. Att'ys for Plaintiffs,
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.


~ W. RIDGWAY, nonresident Of the
". State of Ohio. and whose postofice ad-
dress is Dexter, Cowley County, in the State of
Kansas; William Ridgway, a nonresident Of
the State Of Ohio, and whose postoiGce address
is Gray's Flat, Marion County, in the State Of
West Virginia; Eliza Morrell and William
Morrell her husband, non-residents of the State
Of Ohio, whose postofice address is st. Marys,
Peasants County, in the State of West Vir-
ginia; Mary Ridgway. John Ridgway and
Elizabeth Ridgway, heirs of Benjamin Ridg-
way, deceased, who are non-residents OF the
State Of Ohio. and whose places Of residence
and postofice address are unknown. will take
notice that on the Both day of November a..
D. 1878. Marshall Ridgway filed his petition
in the court of common pleas of Monroe coun.
ty, Ohio, the object aud prayer of which is to
obtain partition of the following described real
estate situate in Monroe county, Ohio, to wit:
The northwest quarter Of the southwest
quarter and the northeast quarter of the south
west quarter and the southeast quarter Of the
southwest quarter of section thirty-two, town
ship three, range FIVE, containing seyenty-four
and eighty-two hundredth acres, except six and
q half acres off of the south end Of the south
east quarter of the southwest quarter sold to
Thomas Cline. ,sst a 4s...,.s ssF
Also. the northeast quarter Of the southeast
quarter Of section two, township four, range
six. containing forty and twenty hundredth
acres, except thirteen acres,one rood and thirty
six perches off Of the west side sold to George
Coss, in all ninety-fve acres more or less, and
for equitable relief
You are each required to answer said peti.
tion on or before the 5th day of April, A. D.
1879. IN ua fHa L -
a PEARSON s. DoHERTY, 3-
fsb4, ,797. ~ Att'ys for Plaintiff.