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New-York tribune., 1879-12-11
THE NEW SWISS PRESIDENT.

Berlin. "Wednesday. Dc. 10, 1873.
The Federal Assembly has elected DIR. +.
welt of the Canton Aargan President of the Coneder-
fnpt tli
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11
GERMANY NOT SELLING SILVER.

BERLIN wednesday, Dec w. io'o
The Boersen Zeiiung says that the Directors
of the Imperial Bank of Germany repudate the report
that the Government intends resuming the sales OF
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11
MIR sMYTU DECLINES TO COME.

LONDON. Wednesday, DEC. 10 leIv.
=. j. Smyth, Home Rule Member for west
meath. has teographed to the American Nailonaists
his regrets that he is unable 10 accept their invitation 10
GO 10 America to speak Tor the cause OF Ireland
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11
THE CONSPIRACY In MAINE.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE MAxDAMrs CASE AGAl

PROCEEDING5 IN THE MANDAMIS CASE AOAiNSi
SECRETARY COVE.
AUGUSTA Me-. Dec 10.-The hearing in the man
damus case of Andrew X. G.. Smith. petitioner
against Edward II. Cove Secretary of State, be-
gar this morning in the Senate Chamber, before
Judge Virgin. The Chamber was well filed with
spectators. Nathan Webb. of Portland, and Orville
ID. Baker, of Augusta, were present as counsel for
Mr.. Smith. Secretary Cove was represented by A.
G.. Gould. of Thomaston, and Attorney-General Nc
Clcllan, OF Belfast.
The case was formally opened by Mr.. Baker. Al
ter the reading of the petition for a writ of man
damus to compel the Secretary OF State to give ac-
cess to the election returns and the reading Of the
reply of the respondent Secretary Cove, in which
the latter denies that he Is at present the legal GUS
todan of the returns or has been since October 30
at which time he delivered them to the Governor
and Council Mr.. Baker proceeded to present the
case TO the Court, dwelling upon three points: ::
First. the jurisdiction of the court in tho matter;
second. the jurisdiction Of the court over the par
ties, which he sustained by numerous citations from
the books and third the legality, justice and ne
cessity of the issuance of the writ of mandamus in
this case, holding that the Governor is the legal
custodian of the returns, that the people have
right to have to them. and that the exhibit
tOn Of them by the Governor IS simply ministerial
act, which he should lie requested to PERFORM The
court then adjourned until p. IN.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11
CONGRESS QUIETLY AT WORK
NO EXCITEMENT AT THE CAPITOL.

THE PUBLIC BUSINESS RECEIVING A LAUDABu
AMOUNT or ATTgNTIOY-sECRETARY MCRARY's
SUCCESSOR APPOISTED-TwO BOARDS OF 1RADH
IN SESSION.
A good deal of quiet work was done in the
committees of Congress yesterday. The pro-
ceedings in the two houses were devoid Of con-
tentioD. The President nominated ex-senator
Ramsey, of Minnesota, to be Secretary of War;
and the Senate confirmed the selection
promptly. The subject of heavy guns for the
coast defences is under consideration now
and it is thought that large appropria-
tion will be made this year. A bill
to permit foreign ships to sail from
one American port to another to unload ia
under consideration in the House. A caucus
OF Democrats of the Senate was held yester-
terday in regard to the Senate patronage.
The United States and the National Boards
of Trade are in session in Washington.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11

atemot the Cars life made by their order ana
though the attempt iaed they are not dshear'eneu'
but are ready 10 try again.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11
MORE VIRGINIA OFFICERS ELECTED.

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 10.-ln the General
Assembly to-day three additional state officers were
elected, namely: Corbin NJ. Reynolds. of Botetourt
County. for treasurer r. +. Walker. OF Richmond City
for Supern Of Public Printing; and Samuel c.
Williams, jr. OF Rockingham County, for superntend
ent OF the Penitentiaiy During the day there was
long debate OF strong and bitter nature. Three
Offices remain to filled tomorrow, and then the Re
adusters will have full control of the state Govern
New-York tribune., 1879-12-11
A NEW SECRETARY OF WAR.

EX-SENATOR RAMSEY or MINNESOTA, SELECTED
FOR THE PLACE sNp PROMPTLY CONFIRMED.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATcHl
WASHINGTON. Dec. 1O.-The President sent to the
Senate to-day the nomination Of Alexander Ramsey,
of Minnesota to be Secretary of War. The Senate,
in executive session in the afternoon, unanimously
and without any reference 10 a committee, con-
iirmed the nomination. Ex-Secretary McCrary ex-
poets to leave Washington early next week 10
sumo the duties of United States Judge of the
Eighth Circuit.
Alexander Ramsey, who is TO succeed Mr..
McCrary as Secretary OF War. was born Harris
burg Penn, September G. 1915, and studied for
time at Lafayette College In 1sI0 hc secretary OF
the Electoral College OF PennsyvaEla, and In 1sIl
Clerk OF the State House OF representative lie was
elected TO the XXYIIIth Congress as Wing. and
elected to the XXIXth Congress. serving from De
cember H. 1sl3. to March g. 1877. He appointed
by President Taylor Governor OF Minnesota Territory
in 1s49, and held that Office until 1883 when he
succeeded by Wills A. German. During his term
Governor OF the Territory lie took part In regotiatna
treaties the extinction OF the ite OF the Sioux half
breeds TO the lands Lake Pcpn aud The tile OF the
Sioux all lands Minnesota west Of the Mississippi
River. and also made Treaties with the ChippcWaS "
Red River. III S5j he became Mayor Of 81. Paul, aud
from 1858 20 1868 Governor Of the state. lie en-
tered the senate Republican, serving from Decem
ber z. 1903 TO March g. 1870. As member Of the SEN
ate he served on many important committees, and waa
chairman OF several.
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, Resolutions of Respect. aaA }
HALL OF STkFFoRD LopaE,)
No 400, F IA. M.
limo T. 1910

WHEREAS, It has pleased the Grand
Master of the Universe to call from Ia.
Dor to dispensation our beloved and
worthy brother Wm &. Barnes. who de.
parted this life at his home in Elk town,
chip, Noble county, Ohio, on the lst day
OF June, 1879, whose death we deeply
deplore, therefore be i, a,ap
Resolced, That In the death of our be.
loved brother, the country has been be-
reaved of available citizen, his wife oi
an sGectionats husband, the Frsternity
of devoted member, as a friend and
brother be was frank and upright, as .
Macon true and trusty. as citizen genial
and unobtrusive, cuitiysting all the
christisn virtues that adorn life q f3iasn
Rsolpcd, That Is token OF sincerity
and grief for the loss of our brother,
We will wear the usual badge and drape
the Lodge 10 mourning for the space OF
thirty dsys, and cherish in remembrance
bis many virtues p .Ss gai
Resolved, That We tender the bereaved
widow and relatives our heartfellcondo-
lence in the loss We have all .sustained.
Resolued, That copy of these reso-
lutions be sent to the widow and rela-
tives OF the deceased. and that the SPIRIT
OF DExocRAcY and Monroe Gazette be
requested to publish the came. !, basi
A j. CAyEEAUeH,
J. W. M. BROCK,
@ E Committee.
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Assignee's Sale.
John Moore, Assignee.
VS..
Joseph Path ct al.

ny virtue Of certain order Of sac issued
from the court of common pleas within
and for the county of xonroe and State Of
Ohio, In case pending in said court between
the above named parties, and to me directed.
will offer for sale at publie auction at the
east door Of ths'ccurt house in Woodsfsld,
Saturday, the l2hdayof July, 1897
between the hours Of O'Clock . m. and 4
O'clock p. N, Of said day, the following de.
soribed real estate situate in Monroe county.
Ohio, to wits: ~ 1cii oiii{efa fse8fi q
FlRsr Tklcr- The southwest quarterosof
,he southeast quarter of section -thirtssu..
steamship sixHef range six, except tan acres
sold of the north end OF said tract, contain,
ing thirty acres more or less.
l S9c5SD TRAorAThe northwestiiquatter.o
iiths southeast quarter ofiasecsion tnirtsens
township six of range six land also, ten acres,
off the north end of the southwest quarter
OF the southeast quarter Of, same section,
township and range. containing afty acres,
| IN ore or less
Said property sootdsred to be sold is ap-'
praised AS follows: First tract st 5000, second
tract at 81 400, sud both tracts at 81, 1000 and
| may sell foritwo.thirds OF said appraissmentsi
| TsgxsI OF SkIs-.$i60 inuoash on. day Of
sale on second tract. and SIS cash on day OF
sale ON s6rst tract, and balance Ehsn ssls i
copfrmsd.7 Possession ,of said premises to
bs given on the 2o.h day of Nov embsy, 1879.
,7'.,'.i 1t, ~ az 'i-sH JOHN MOORE, ,'al
|, ''e',,'fs,.'s : Assignee oEJossph psith.i
Z jdnss, ,'7sv4. ~ ia5 5pTll $ sz
HusrsR & MALLORY, Att'ys for Plaintiff
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Administrators SaIcof Real Estate.


Tn pursuance of an order OF the Probate
/ Court of Monroe County. Ohio, will ofsr
for sale, at public auction, on
Thursday, the Sd day of July, 1879, i
at l O'Clock, afternoon, upon the premises,
the following described real estate, situate
in said county, 10 wit;
Lot number one, In section ten, In town.,
shi >, three Of range five, containing one aud
one half acres, more or less, aud lot number
twenty three, In section eleven, sane town
ship and range, containing one acre more or
less; the two tracts containing two and
half acres more or less, and known as the
"stssm mill property, adjoining the town of
Antioch. - .
Also, town lots numbers nineteen, twenty
and thirty-four, in the town Of Antioch.
Appraised as follows: The 81 acres at $2-
400, Lot No. ls at $3.50. Lot No. 20 at
$7e0. Lot No. 81 at $3.50
fBrNs OF SALE-0ne-third cash In hand,
one. third in one year, and one-third In two
years from day of sac, with interest; the de.
fsrred payments to be secured by mortgas,
upon the premises sold.
~ T. j.. TWINEM,
Admir- of Thomas C. Penn, de'd.
june3, 3,'79w4.
JAS. R MoRBIs Atty.
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A PEN worth Recommending.

We have been favored with samples Of
the, celebrated Spencerisn Double Elestic
Steel Pens, and after trying them feel
justified in highly commencing them to
our readers. They are made of the hest
steel, and by the most expert xorkmen
in Earope, and have national reputa-
tion for certain desirable qualities which
no other pens seem to have sttsined in
30 great perfection, among which are
uniform evenness Of point, durability,
flexIhiIity, and quill action. 1t is' thus
quite naturalthatsthe 6pencerian should
be preferred and used by professional
penmen, in business colleges, counting
rooms. government Offices, public schools,
and largely throughout the country
Indeed, SO popular have they become,
that OF the Number One" alone, as
many as eight millicns are sold anna.lly.
The spencerian Pens may be had, as
rule, from any dealer; but when not
thus obtainable, the proprietors, Messrsl
Ivison, Brakeman, Taylor 4 Co., the
well-known publishers, l3s q lao Grand
Street, New York, viii send for trial,
samples Of each OF the twenty numbers
ON receipt Of twents 1--we cents.
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tttfsiI -si-if Sisia .tiie ff 3kttt III iff 4s
A CC0UNTS and vouchers have been filed
IL IN the Probate Court Of Monroe Couuty,
Ohio, BY, the following Executors. Admins
traitors and Guardians:
Second and final account Of O. r. Flint
Admir- Of the estats Of Luther Hill, decd.
fSixth partial account Of Alexander Buchsnsn
Guardian Of .he miuor heirs OF William
SPicksn's, deceased. law iiogsG 10 sqH
Pirst partial account Of Henry Flehmann
Guardian OF Eva Steiglsther. an imbscils 80
rhs, fnsl aecount OF Valentine Gates, decd.
Guardian OF Leuis, d. Bsechsr, BY Phebe
Gates, Bxecuttix Of the will OF Valentine
Gates, decd. t'''iSs As' sf ssi5ss'fs
Second partial account Of Frederick Honmsn
Executor OF the will OF Michael Hoffman,
decd. -ss's 60
Any person interested may Ale written sx-,
|ceptiona TO said sccounts or any item thereof
on or before the 23d day OF june, A. D. 1879
whom the same will be finally heard and con ;
sinusd from day 10 day until disposed Of.
q. 3. K. WALTON,
juns3. '7sws. Probate Jadgs 4. C. o.
90
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Pref. Tice's Weather Predictions
Rb FOR JUNE is7o.a

PRoBABLE WEArHERT-1st, to Sd CLOUDY
and threatening weather. with local
rains; srd to sth, clear or fair; 5th to
0sh, lending IN clouding, threatening
weather, with heavy Iains' and very se-
we're storms in places; 10th to llth, clear
or fair; ath to 18th, cloudine, threaten.
ing weather, with heavy rain storms in
places; 18th to 18th, clear or fair; 17th
TO 20th, .clouding and threatening, With
heavy storms in places 2lst TO ed, clear
or fair; Esd to 9Th, ending with cloudy,
threatening weather. with local rsins and
storms 9Th 70 2Sth, clear or fair; 29th
to Both, ending With cloudy and threat.
ening weather and heavy rains. and se.
we're storms about 30th OF day or two
sfter. The comparatively warmer days
will be about lei, 7th, 18th, 18th, 25,h,
and 30th., Tue comparatively cooler
days will be about 81, 10th, 18th, 2lst
and 9Th. ,...,.
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sHERlFF's SALE.
The Singer Manufacturing Company
vs.,
81. 5's William Piatt ct al. 'lsss,'

Ill. Z ~
ny virtne OF s certain order Of sale issued
Il from the court Of common pleas, within
and for the county Of Monroe, and State q
Ohio, In, case pending in said court between
the above named parties, and 10 me directed
| win Offer for sale at public auction st the
east door Of the court house IN Woodsheld. on
Saturday, the 5tA day Of July, 1879,
between the hours ofsIo O'Clock 4. m. and 4
o'clock p. m, OF said day, the following de
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county
Ohio, to wit:
1sr TRAcr-The south halfEof the south
west quarter Of the southeast. quarter o
section thirteen, township four OF range dve
7ap TRAor-The north half OF the south
west quarter Of the southeast quarter o
section thirteen, township four Of range i've
I 3D.rBAer--Ths southeast quarter of The
south west anaryer of section thirteen, town,
ship four Of range Ave, subject to the lif'
estate OF Ma,y Twaddle in thirty Ave acres o.
said third described tract. nxf
Said property 50 ordered TO be sold is sp-
praised as follows: '''
Ist tract & s27b. a9sA s,R Ips q Ia 2
( I'd :: 290. 20 & si','.'s'o 81 ~
Sd :" $50.
and may sell for two-sh,rds Of said appraise
ment. Terms Of sale, cash. ssssEh rsna (
O. .-4.c ~ WM. RRAD,rIos
june3. .'79w5, ,esg Sheriff ". C. o..
s HUarnk L dMArLoRr, Attys, ks6ls;.
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HaItImore-June 6.-Cattle-
Very best on sale this week 5@54c; tina
generally roted FIRST quality 4@45 emedi
UNI or good fair quality 34@4 ordinsr,
thin Steers, Oxen and Cows 3@34 ex
treme range of prices 3@54 moet of the
sales we're FROM Hob.
Cattle Prices ranged nom Sc for tht
commonest grades to Sic for the best
bnt few selling ct the latter price.
Mich Cows--We quote COWS nti S2t
CAS- per head, with snpply in excess o.
the demand, (which is slow. ageo gagea
Hoes-We quote rough sows and
sssgs at44@4fc, and beet grades 4s@
SIC, few selling at the later prices. '.
Sheep-We quote sheep OF 34@41c,
With some choice for shipment at DC
Lambs l@6}c. .SIr-I,
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MARRIED. --On May 2lst, 1879, by A
HosKIxsox, Esq. Of Lee township, Mis-
MARIAu GALssAIrH to Mr.. JuLlU'
PoYEr,
On May 25sh, 1879, by G W. CIIrr
ESQ ,of Bethel township, Miss CoRDE
LA DrvoE to Mr. Isaac MAxE
On May 2sth. by Rev. EZRA BARxER
Mes AIsEhvA JssRs TO VI, SAITH Ecx
MAH. i
! On June 81. by Rev. IA. MosEs,s Mis-
LsELIA A. THoxrsox to Mr.. EMIL z
RIsT. 'liiip 4
On June 5th by Rev. Ezra BARxrE
Miss MARY A. SsLrs to Mr.. THoNA'
EcxELBERRY. .gasasise-,
On Jane 9th, by Wv. n. HAwKrss
Esq., of Perry township, Miss NAscl
E TnoxAs to Mr.. JAxEs N. WIxLAxD
On May %, 1879, at the residence o
the Brides parents, G, C. SHurrs and
wife. formerly OF Monroe county. Ohio
by ALAxssN MARrIx. Mr.. GEORGE G
DEEn and Miss SAEAH JANE SHUrrs
both Of Wood county, ". va
Ou June LIST, 1879, at the home Of th'
Brides mother, in Steele District, b!
ALAnsoN MARrIH, Mr.. NATHAN B. HEX
rHoRs and Miss ALICE JANE WILLIAMs
both Of Wood county, W.'Va
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TIE OLD OLD STosY We learn From
an exchsnge that many farmers are be-
ing victimlzed by travelling sbsrpers in
this manner, The sharper, pretending
to be about to start in the poultry busi-
ness, contracts to buy large number OF
Chickens sud pays one dollar down as
bonus he then writes receiptinilcad-
pencil, contriving to snap the point OF
the pencil Of, just ss he 10 ready for. the
farmer to sign Pulling fountain pen
from bis pocket, he says::, "Wen, his
won't break anyhow" and the farmers
curiosity being raised, be eagerly seiEes
the fountain and scrawls HE signature.
The trickster then eFsses the peacil
marks, writes a promissory note for .
few hundred dollars and sells the note.
One svindler is known to have pocketed
$1,000 by the trick. go : y,
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Questions for Teachers of Monroe



Questions for Teachers of Monroe
County. aaIa
i. When inanimste objects are per-
soni6ed, of what gender should the pro-
nouns referring to them be2
2. When is the pronoun I used with
out any obvious antecedentp
8. What is the rule for the pronoun
Parse which In the following: The
books, children and men which you sent
have arrived. ss F-t.9
Diagram for me the following: lst,
He came q minute ago, and I'd, Not
many generations ago where you now
sit the rank thistle NODDED in the wind
and the wild fox dug his hole unscared
Iasa8s hs4F bihBA i. II. :
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Chicsge-June 30-Hogs-M Market
opened strong and ruled active al 5l9l0c
higher; mixe,l packing, 3 70@3 3d.
light, 8 75@3 90; choice heavy. 8 $50
4 !; closed steady all sold. 4s ~ i
Cattle-Market dull, slow export, and
5@l0c. lower; 1 sO@5; medium ship.
ping steady at 4 3O@4 so, stockers and
feeders qniet and unchanged at . 5o@4
bdtchers' shade lower cows. 2@2 70;
bulls, / 50@3 so; oxen, 2 40@3 70
calves, 8 25@5 25; Texans. 1908 SO.
Sheep-Quoted st 2 76@5 20.
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st. Louis-June 12-Cattle-
Good I, choice heavy shipping eerf,
A 65@4 IS; delight, 45@4 6S; ma
tive butcher steers, 8 5o@4 Is; cows
and heifers, 2 50@3 as; corn-'ed Tex.
ans, 2'9S74@3 To-; grass do, ? %
ga Is; receipts. .aTs g
sheep Fair to choice, 24@55c
Hogs-Yorkers to Baltimores, 3 50@
3 70; smooth heavy, 8 65@S 10; Phila.
delphias n3 Is. fesesgs.t' !, 80
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wMr. J. /. CUNNARD, OF the vicinity
of Barnesville, visited our sanctum on
the llth Inst, and presented rs with Q
half gallon OF very ine, large strawber-
ries. They were the Monarch Of the
West variety. He has half dozen va
rieties, all OF large size and fine quality
Orders left ct OurLANDs blacksmith
shop, on the Woodsield pike, two miles
south Of Bsrnesville, will receive prompt
attention F
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sHOoe Of the voters at the election
en- the l4th inst, declared that he was
compelled to sell e16 coat for sc to
get money to pay his June taxes. There
are q large number Of taxpayers in this
corporation in the same condition, as re-
gards their taxes, With tue exception,
they have no coats to sell. Are they in
q condition to pay additional taxesP
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Against" doomed.

Against" doomed
The crops in Sutherland township are
reported 10 good condition.
Common Pleas Court convenes in this
county Oh Monday, July l4th.
We are prepared to furnish Road Tax
Receipts at 25 cents per hundred,
DR.. EARouHA Az is making preparations
to repair,the Walton property,
DANIEL WALroN and family removed
from this place to Wheeling. last week.
Tie Stafford Camp Meeting commeu;
ces on August 7th, and will continue
enc week. - aaS ssaiioa M
Fsrrz Rrkr is the Cornet PLAYER at
Sunday School and services in the N
T. Church. = .si5i-lsls Essls s ~
The vote is emphatic, and reflects the
opinions Of property owners already
overtaxed. ksss. ns
The voters OF Woods6eld Corporation
decided on the 18th inst against increas.
ed taxation. .esilisss4 y ssSass Siaaag
Rev.Sfrw RI, Of MiItonsburg, preach.
ed in the 81. E Church here on last Sun
day evening ssa .s -, IS s,,.,,5
Mrs. JoHx ScHUHAcnFR and daughters
of Moundsviiie, are visiting friends II
Woodsfeld.. e ssa sal - bsh;ye'
The Burrss Mil Gimp Meeting viii
open this year on "Wednesday, the lSth
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GREETING.

Written by kev.J. J. ExcELL, OF Nat.
amorss, on the occasion of the wedding
of Rev. ]. E. GARRETT snd Miss ArAn-
pA SwARrs.
aeol.sys, NJ xstse II tAs Lssd:
Ts oas who's called TO preach The We'd.
You sre united during life,
Henceferth to be his Loving wifs. \,f.l
No logger arc ron twaia. but one;
Together now hfes journey ran.
Until the work Of earth is done, y
Then brighter shine ttan yonder san,
o. msy your skies be always bright,
Your feet be guided in the right
By Him who is the light aud life.
Aud may you walk with Him in white.
In reslns Of infinite delight.
Where Christ the Lamb the place doth lig ht;
o. keep your Armor over bright,
And nsnfully for Jesus fight. f,
The calling Of your husbands high,
For he's com nissioued from the sky
To offer peace to all mankind,
To heal the sick and cure tho blind,
And make the lame to quickly walk
The deaf to hear, the dumb to talk,
To raise the dead to life sgain:
Through Jesus' words which he'll explain.
|
When he is much oppressed by care,
You must portion Of it share;
| If he should seem to be in fear,
Then speak to him in words OF cheer.
II cold to him the world shouia prove,
Then warm his heart by IRE OF 1--we;
II some should SOON or Iser' deride,
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sHERIFF'S SALE.
/ 7. - Marshsl Riageway
Jan. G. Ridgev.y ct a.

aakE
DY virtue Of certain order Of sale ia par
ID titiou issued from the court Of csumtA
pleas within and tor the county Of Hsnrss
and State Of, Ohio, in a. case spending In said
eoart between the above named parties. ana
to me directed.I will offer for sale at public
auction 1t the east door Of the conrt house
in Woedsheid, on sss4 sea
Saturday, .Me19th day Of July 1879
between the hours Of 10 o'clock .. =. and 4
o'clock p. "a I, Of said day. the following dc
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county'
Ohio, TO Wit: 55Fr
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 seventy-four
and eighty-two hundredth acres except six and
half acres off of the south end of the south
east quarter of the southwest quarter sold to
Thomas Cline.
| Also, the northeast quarter of the southeast
quarter of section two, township four, rang,
six, containing forty and twenty hundredtf
| acres except thirteen acres,on rood and thirty
six perches of Of the west side sold to George
Ooss. in all ninety Ave acres moro or less.
! bald property so ordered to be sold Is ap
praised At slS05, and may sell for two third
Of said appraisement.
TERns--0ne third cash, sne third in on
year and one third in two years; dsferre'
payments to bear interest from day Of sal
aud to be secured BY mortgage on the preni
ses sold.
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-06-17

G. W. Scorr, one Of the delegates
from here to the Gteenbsck Convention
in Columbus, attempted to makes speech
in the Convention in favor Of coalition,
but was unceremoniously choked Of
Scott. dnotl being accustomed to such
treatment got on his dignity, and wen,
TO the Democratic ratification meeting,
where be made q speech declaring his
intentions to support Ewing and Rice
during the campaign. --:BellaIe Leader