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SHERlFFS SALE.
John Messerly
vs,
Abraham Messerly, Jr., ct II.

ny virtue Of certain order Of sale in parti.
tion issued from the court Of common pleas
within and for the county of Monroe and
State Of Ohio, in q case pending in said court
between the above named parties, aud to me
directed, will offer for sale at public auction
at the east door Of the court house in Woods
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Saturday, the 9th day of December 1879
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. m and 4
O'Clock p. m /, of said day, the following de.
scribsd real estate situate In Monroe county,
Ohio. to wit: f
Lot number sixty six In the town Of Clar.
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thereof eighteen inches wide
Also, the south half Of lot number ei ghty
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Said property SO ordered to be sold Is ap
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Lot No. 81 at 700,
aud may sell for two thirds of said appraiss.
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one-third in one year and one-third in two
years, with interest; deferred payments to be
secured by mortgage on the premises sold.
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A Valuable Plant.
Field and Earm.)

The sunfower is turned to extraordi.
nary account in Lithiana. The seeds
yield at FIRST pressure excellent salad oil,
and the residue forms xcellent oil cake
for cattle, who are also fond Of the leaves
and stalks chopped up. The flowers q
little short OF bloom are, when cooked,
nearly as good as artichokes, and are in
the garden very attractive to bees. The
leaf, well dried, is used as tobacco. The
seed receptscles are made into blotting
paper, and the inner part of the stalk Is
made into q fine writing paper. The
more woody portions Of The plant, which
attains great size, are used fer fuel. The
best is, obtained in the Crimea. As an
anti-malarial agent the sunfower is most
valuable.
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RY virtue of scevsain order efR saas q Sse-
= tition issped from the ,oourt Of common
pleas, within and for the county II Monroe
and State Of Ohio, In . case psndihe In said
ooust between the above named psrtiss. ,s.a
70 mo directed, l will Offer for sale at public
auction 1t the east door Of the. eourt houss
10 Woodsnsld, on .yss -.
Saturday.tkes90tk day Qf Deesmber, 1879.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock .. m. ana
o'clock p. m, Of said day, the following Dc,
scfibed real estate sitnxss d Monroe county.
Ohio. 10 wit: 5aiY1 -If,.gtsss :,
Ne 8--Ths east half Of the southaast
quarter Of section sixteen texnship fys.
Isnss SIX, eonssinins sishty sarss. asvgss
lsss.s = ; ssf,s s,sr..ss
No. s-Alse. the west sid. ef IL. rs,sA
vest quarter Of the northssst quarter !.
section fourteen. township Ave. range ave.
containing twenty-five acres more Or lsss
and being the same premises dssdsa. ky
GsorgesW, Nsllsy and wife 10 Jehn Moose.
BY deed dated April a, 1875. 'sn'''t
No. l0-Alsothe folleving desofi bsd spsSm.
ises. to wit: Beginning for the same O. the
southwest corner Of certain tract or psrvsi
OF land contsining' -ffty three sores more of
,o...SsS - sps. ps's :. seosson y" sourssen, !,
lain e nn.n. ~ 4. - ~ '.'.s.sy os.,d y
,hsn.s " no.,h .sr, sys sps,t - s.ee 'os;
-. ''.n 80 :. sAy .s.s1s .Sas - 3 .sons n
.sa,.. 80 ~ ...s~., ... 80 .s'y :. Ioos 70 .
sso.'' s..eee ses'n - ns fods;thsnes
.sss 70 'ns pace Of oes'npins containing
o.'. ;os 49, .'.ss, - en wn,en n : saw mii, and BE-
ss ~. s.Is P,.m,sss sonveyeo y yohn z.
81 $500 dssa d.tsd Msx :, : "iss" ssea Aesss'
No 1i@Al.o ~ n.,, syy - ,..s. -. I |.
the northeast qusitsr Of section :ou,s..s. ar !.
~ IN nvs -. .Sss rs, na so she north
=. tf.. -. .as,.. - . .as 49, ess.q qAsf-
W .os~aI SWAshAp eoq range
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Leaf Tobacco Tax.

- WAsHrEeroN, Dec. 1.-The sub-com
mittee OF the House COMMITTEES on Ag,
riculture reported favorably tothe ful
committee On the House Bill which pro-
vides for the repeal Of so much OF tn.
statute as prohibits farmers and planter
from selling leafstobacco at retail, di
rectly to consumers. without paying
special tax, and to allow farmers TO sci
leaf tobacco Of their own production te
other persons than mannfactnrers Of to-
bacco, ~ithout paying q special tax
The committee instructed the chairman
to report the bill to the House.
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ifEtf e----~>---S<<----
EFor twenty years past Americs
has contributed to aid thousands ofrent-
ers in Ireland. During that time land il
Ireland has not paid It's rent and sup,
ported its workers. Now. when rents
have been raised the Irish men, women
boys and girls In this country find i
hard to support themselves and meet th'
demands Eof the land owners. What II
The remedy The agitstors over iher,
are trying hard to discover Il, while th,
Government has i.s armed Constabularj
watching then ssItlmsy end in rebellion
but that relief win ccmesto Irish.ren
We do not expect. The N. T. Rsyuls
says: q p ile S
2 sBefors the winter ends multi,udes q
the Irish people VII be in o iamishine
condition. Their most urgent .nesd I
food to- save them from starvation, anl
until they are rescued fromsthis distress
and peril itis idle and henrtless for any
body ON this side OF the Atlantic te
waste breath or contribute money Il
keep up an agitation in Ireland looking
to . change In the laws. II the land
question we're solvedito-day that would
bring no present relief 10 the sufferers
4 wouid merely insure them larger
ahsrs m Snture croDe or which the seed
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Ryan attempt wss made on the Oh
inst. to sssssslnste the viceroy Of Indie.
Two shots we're Hred, both cf which
missed their mark, S. eli1.s
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HThs trial OF Rev. HAYDEN, charg'
ed With the murder Of MARr SrAsNARD
BY poisoning, which has been 10 pro-
eress for the past month, at New Haven,
Conn.,, closed on the llth iLst. Th'
Jury reformed q verdict Of SHOT guilty .
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A Lady's Wish.

"Oh, bow / do wish my skin vas q
soft and clear as yours" said lady q
her friend. "You can easily make it so,
answered the friend. "How2" inquired
the first lady. "By using Hop Bitters
that mskes pure rich blood and bloom.
ing hesltb. 1t did it for me, as you OBJ
serve." Read of it. 9
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ArSenator EDxusps, OF Vermont,
h TO take Judge Huxr's place on the q.
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ERepublican bul-dorers failed to
igst In their work 10, Louisiana this Year.

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~ ~PRlxcs, Democrat, was reelected
Msycr4of Boston on the 9th inst, Bos-
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ETThe Government Of Spain is in
trouble. The Cabinet and many army
officers have resigned. King ALrosso's
honeymoon is not likely 10 be apleasan,
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AIThe Royal family Of Russia are
frightened almost out Of their wits.--
The NIhilisls are the cause OF the scare.
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BITTER iNvKCrIvE.

f. Colorow and Jack were immediately
despatched to bring in the twelve ln-
aians named, including Douglass and
Persune. They said they would r,tlrn
in five days. After they had gone Gu
ray again spoke, reitersting his state-
ment that the Utes could not pet justice
lin Colorado, and could only get It in
Washington. "You three" said Ouray
meaning Generals Batch and Adams
ana their legal advise, valoia), "are all
my enemies: I am one against three,
! You hate me. You are all Colorado OF
New Mexico men and q French dev.
H. have not one friend among yon.
You will not give me justice, and that ID
Why ! want 10 60 to Washington, where
can have at least one friend"
WASHINGTON, December S.-The fol.
lowing was received here to-day.
"Los PIsos AGENCY, December g.
/ To c. Schurx, Secretary OF the Interior,
Washington: Tie Indians have given
their answer. They will surrender The
guilty parties il they win be tried 10
Washington. They believe they can
not have fair trial in Colorado or New
Mexico-that the people Of Colorado
were All their enemies. Two White River
Chiefsllease to bring the parties deman-
fded. We await your decision. before
leaving. rs sHATcH, Com missioner. =
WAsBIsGroH, December 9-The cabi
net meeting t,.day authorized gthe Sec
yetary Of the Interior to- notify Gen
Hatch 30 receive the Ute Indians engag-
/ ed in the White river massacre with the
sssursnce that they will be granted an
impartial grial outside OF Colorado and
New Mexico. -ss
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