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ppFsts4e 2sares, showlna 10y The United
States can % easily iu0tsb Europe With
fresh snd salied meats, VI lt producing A
lesscuing Of the homo supr below aemandi;
"raaing the frpoft otdh Commlssion oi
Iuoaify, made under the Mhspioles OF The
Intrrrntionul Staiistical CHiffost. in 1873
whieh IL more favorable t,t pe European
counlries than the latest ce4hs, We are able
u make The following coulfafisoba with lhp
United S etss 90 1881 npG show the num-
bar Of animals Tor escl, !, 0Q0 snkabilantn OF
the erverAl countries:
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GRAHD METEOziC DISPLAY.
a ,sHowRR IS PREpIcrEo NJ PRor. TIcE on
rnn SioHT OF NoySiinSR i$rH.

There Is 8 big free show juss ahead. Or
the night, Of HovemberiS, 1879, Prof Tice,
the adyShcs agent, asserts that we will baye
the .inoss brilliant melsorlc display ever wit
messed since 1888. when to all intenss ani
purposes the sky litlsnlly rAlned nre. The
grand dIsplay this year viii commence abont
one O'Clock ID the morning, but the Profes.
sof says that lhs msxoi6ceece OF ,hs same
viii faily conpsnsase Tor ,he inconyenieuce
og the vigil.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-30
Failure.


"Run for a doctor aud glass Of brandy,
qulek." cried = Tedrnosed lLan, slightly over
come BY fatigue ARD so forth, on Pawtucket
avenue. Sunday afternoon. Good SamsritaBs
started OF In answer 70 his appeal, when they
weie rounded 70 By 40 addiuonal CRY, Don't
too many Of you 20 for the doctor and not
enough for the brandy. ] guess you better
al 20 for the brandy aret aod the doctor
Afterwards" They left. him alone with his
shirst under a shady tree
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-30

Dispatches. from Henry NJ. Stanley, Sept.
ION, hays been received from Bspans, q
point iast below the rapids Of the Congo.
They indicate the organization BY Stanley of
a Belgian travelling company which V 10 rsrp
the llrs. pFcflI Of the new and vAlusble south
African trade which events are now opening
up. a
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u o. q. A.

Ef Taseumbia, Lodge, sos.
4. o. O. +. Hold their regular meedAgS every
"Wednesday eycuing, 81 z O'Clock p. m.
91 siFA an ID. MARyhALI, Nc.
PHIL. n. HAuEHsrEgM Sac'y.
Pleasant M. Lodge. No, 96, 10 OF.
Hold regular meetings every Saturday, At
I o'clock r. 10. Visiting brothers, IN good
standing, asa cordially iusitHd 10 attend
JoHH b. CRocKER, N. q.
JAS. o. SIHPsoE. See'y. er
Iberia Lodge, No. $40, ]. o, o. +. meetin
IsAIAu LATcHEM N. g.
LLEwELLyE T. JAnEs, 6ec'y.
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The Pile Of gold 10 The United etales ress-
ury October I. was the largest ID the world.
Sl0ee9e esS, $s,70i,49 larger than the re-
serve ID tls Bank Of EaglAnd. The silver in
the Bank Of France has been Increased spd
the gold has declined uhtil the coin value Of
F.aech silver reserve q greater tfsa mai q
Tor tts II JAW COUNT
%. Box 2OlS.
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: TgRMs OF COURT
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
p .--Ll k1tA Tn.

N W.
S,oSe,nos JOHN S. PHELPS.
Lleut-C Coysrnor II. Q. BR0CKMYk kR.
Sec'y OF State - ~. X. MeGRATH.
Trassuter RLIJAH GATES.
Auditor THOM ~ HQLLADA Az.
Atpy Gsneral JACKSON y SMilli'
Regt,,sr OF Isnds Jas. E. MtHENRY
Rut,t pablic Iastructiou II. u. SHANNON.
JUDGES SUPREME Coudr:
Tan YaarE . john w. HENRY.
Fight Years "a. ARwICR tt0uGH.
SlE Yssrs TlIOS, A SHERWOOD.
Two Years n. II. NORTON.
Representative SAM L T HARRISON.
Circuit a Goarty Clark JOEL B. CL ARK
Sheriff ACollee,os- PINCkSEY ). MILLER
Probate Juige Trsssr JAS. II. TODD,
Prosrcutins AtI'y : n. @. SwALEM.
Blrveyor II. 8. BURLINGAME,
school Oou missioner J. N. BAKER
Coroner 8. +. HICKMAN.
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OlasIal Papsr 81 MiIIer COuaIy

o .Pabltshe.t Ererv 1l.ursday.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-10-28

DAVID ARMSTRONG, residing two mills
northeast Of this place, died on Satur-
day morning, after five weeks illness
from typhoid fever, aged Al years. His
remains we're inferred at Crabapple, on
Sunday.--Beimont Chronicle, 23d inst.
BELLAIRE is on the make She is en-.
tering upon another era of prosperity
equal to anything she has ever passed
through. Every industry within her
limits is in prosperous condition.; her
laboring population is fully employed at
remunerat:ve wages, and her mercantile
interests are rapidly developing by in
creasing and extending patronage
Many farmers from distant sections oi
the county have discovered the advan.
tages OF her markets over snv other
point in Eastern Ohio, and each week
we see new faces and new teams loaded
with produce upon our streets. These
farmers have also discovered that Bell
aire Merchants. in their methods of do
ing business are fully up with the times
and in the size and variety of theil
stocks and the low prices at which they
sell their goods, they rival the larges
cities of the country.-Iribune.
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Proceedings of Common Pleas
Court.

fTOCCCulHSS Ol common FlcdS
Court.
Court convened on Thursday, the 18th
inst, present,
WILLIAM H. FRAZIER, Judge.
JOEL I. JUDKINs, Clerk.
WILLIAM READ, Sheriff.
The Grand Jury was empanneled,
sworn, charged and sent to their room,
e D johnson, Foreman.
The docket was called and cases were
arranged for trial.
John Messerly vs. Abraham Messerly,
Jr., ct al. Partition; partition ordered
and H Habermehl, Jacob Roemer and
Charles Lobenstein were appointed Com
mssioners.
George Ring vs. Benz Ring. ct al
Partition; Sheriff ordered to make Deed
to the purchaser, and distribution OF
proceeds OF sale ordered
Kline Brothers vs. Miller & Hirsch.-
Civil action; judgment in favor Of plain
tiff's for Sl25, and costs.
October 18 The Grand Jury made
partial report and retired for further
deliberation
OHIO vs. Alvin A. Baldwin. Charge,
shooting DC, no indictment having been
found the defendant was discharged
| Ohio VS. Samuel and Jacob Gates
Indictment for assault, DC defendants
we're recognized in the sum of $500 each
for their appearance at the next term OF
this Court.
Daniel Neuhart vs. The Bellaire d
i Southwestern R R. Co Civil action
Judgment in favor of plaintiff for S55
10. Notice by defendant that he would
file motion TO set aside the verdict and
for new trial.
/ B. Morton VS. J. W NJ. Brock. Civil
action; dismissed at plaintiffs costs.
Henry H Green vs James A. Greer
ct al Partition; Sheriff ordered to make
Deed to purchaser; distribution Of pro
ceeds of the sale ordered
H. B. Hill, Admir-, VS. John McMulien
Civil action; dismissed at costs of plain
tiff.
VIM. II Allen vs. John Allen, ct al
Partition; W F. Booth, B H. Mallory
and August Topp were appointed Com
missioners 10 partition the premises
The Bellaire d S W. R W. Co., VI S
Minor ct al Civil action; judgment il
favor OF I. j Potts for S2,54S 56.
John Martin VS. V Gamble. Appeal
: Judgment in favor Of plaintiff for Sll
and his costs.
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Probate Notice.

A CCOUNTS and vouchers have been filed
n in the Probate Court Of Monroe County,
Ohio, by the following Administrator. 6uar
dians and Assignee: :
Second and final account Of Jared Hawkins
Administrator of the estate Of Amelia 4
Rutter, deceased. sa
First partial account Of Louis P. Oblings'
Guardian Of the estate Of Amelia Oblinger
an imbeoile. ~ ,sl.,9-zra
Seventh partial account Of David Ruble
Guardian of Norman Hayward, minor.
Seventh partial account of David Rubls
Guardian of Leonidas Hayward, minor.
First and final account Of Jacob Reipherl
Assignee in trust for the benefit OF the
creditors OF Fritz Reef, an insolven..
Any person interested may die written ex
ceptions to said accounts or any item there0
on or before the l9thday Of November next
when the same will be iually heard and con :
tinued from day to day until disposed Of
R. K. WALTON,
oct28,'7swa. Probate Judge N. c. o.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-10-28

cF PETER KING. Jr., and EDWARD
CoxLEy. nov in Jail charged with the
uurderdof DAVID TREMBLY, we're indic'-
ed a, the present term of Court 'sfor
murder in tho first degree" The sccused
VIII, be tried at the next term of Court.
A venire for a. jury in capital case mus,
be served at least fifteen days before the
day of trial, and the vebire can not is.
sue until after the defendant has been re
quired to plead to the indictment. Al
this term. will end on November llih
there would not be sufficient time to Try
the cases, even though al! other business
we're excluded. aL ere ssss
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-10-28

The Quail LAW The Ohio Legisla-
ture, at it's last session, passed law
which took effect on the 3lst OF Febru-
ary, 1879, for the protection of quail,
which reads as follows: "That whoever,
10 any place, catches, kills, Injuries or
pursues with such intent, any quail or
Virginia partridge. or prairie chicken,
before the 18th day of November. 1880,
or destroys the eggs of any such birds,
shall be fined not more or less than $3
or he imprisoned not more than thirty
days, or both. 80
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Prot. Tice'S Weather Predictions
FOR NOVEMBER 1879.

PROBABLE WEATHER.-1st. fair; 2nd to
5th, clouding. threatening weather with heavy
and severe storms in places; 4th to 7th. clear
or fair; 9Th to 1lth. clouding. threatening
weather. with local rain; 18th to 18th. clear or
fair; 18th or 14th. meteoric shower; 14th to
18th. clouding. threatening weather. with
heavy rain and snow storms in places; 17th to
18th, clear. or fair and cold; 10Th to 22nd,
cloudy. with rain or snow in places: 2end to
93rd, clear or fai- 23rd to 2Sth. cloudy, threat.
ening weather, with heavy and severe storms
in places: 2Sth to 30th, clear or fair. The
comparatively warmer days will be about 3rd.
9th, 18th: Goth and 26th. The colder days
will be about 5th, 11th, 21st and 2Sth.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-10-28

~Mr. r B BUCHANAN has purchas.
ed the Quaker City Independent and the
first number under his management
shows that he understands publishing Q
newspaper. chronological Science,
In the future, Is to be considered "deaG
ISSUE" We wish Mr.. B. success.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago-Octoher 24-Cattle--
Shipping chi, flv 4@4 90; some common
good at 3 50@3 80; butchers tong
and fairly active :Aseeders and stockers
firm; Western steady.
Hogs-Mixed packing 3 4O@3 60;
light 70@3 80; choice heavy 8 esq
3 80.
Sheep-Active and stronger at As
M3 10
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-10-28

%When old man DAILY, charged
with the murder OF TREMBLY, was dis.
charged from the custody OF the Sheriff
last Wednesday evening, laughable
scene occurred. JOHN HUGHES, a fun
loving Irishman, went into the Jail, had
DAILY mount upon his back and carried
him out and down town amid the shouts
of the crowd.
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Oct. 10.-Andrew Twinem. Guardian
of Sarah j Rutter, minor, obtained
an order TO invest part of the moneys
of his Ward in real estate.
Oct. t.11.-The last Will and Tesla
ment of j. D Kean, deceased. was ad-
mitted to probate.
l. p. Oblinger, Guardian Of the es-
tate of Amelia Oblinger, an imhecile,
fled his first account; hearing contin-
ued a $50 v
October 16.-David Ruh!e, Guardian
of the estate of Norman HAYWARD and
L. Hayward, minors, filed his seventh
account; hearing continued.
Oct. 17.-John Messerly was appoin-
ted Guardian of John D. and Albert L
Messerly, minors
October Is William Scott, Guardian
Of Francis Scott, an imbecile. obtained
an order to sell real estate. E. Blair, E.
Smith and VIM. Weekly were appointed
appraisers
Jas. NJ. Mangold was appointed Ad
ministrator of the estate of Jacob Man.
gold. decd; bond $4,400. Dan1 Fank.
houser. John Bigler and E. G Blatt!er
we're appointed appraisers.
Oct 2Q.-Apptication was made tc
have the last Will and Testament o.
John Grimes, decd. admitted TO pro
bate; hearing continued to October 80
Oct. 2I.-Jared Hawkins, Adm'r o
the estate of Amelia A. Rutter, decd
reported q sale Of real estate which wa
confirmed.
j L Bevan, Adm'r of the estate o
Charles Cooper, decd, applied for a!
order to sell real estate. Order to ap
praise issued. Hugh Robinson, A. G
Hughes and Thomas Wilson were ap
pointed appraisers.
Octo5er 22.-George s. Algeo. on,
-of the Administrators OF the estate O
Josiah Wilson, deceased, obtained al
order to sell personal property at pr
vaie sale. ~
| Ost % The final settlement of
G. Allen, Assignee of John w. Sute1
an Insnlvent, was confirmed, and motto
of dividend Of l5f per cent payabl
10 the creditors was ordered published
/ Oct. 24.-The last Will and Testa
ment Of Archibald Mcdonald, deceased
was admitted to probate. James H
Graham was appointed Executor. Bon
$500.
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EEWhen you write letters De sure to
write the town, county and state on the
envelope. If You write only the town
and state, your letter will be forwarded
to the Dead Letter Office Columbus
Ohio, will not answer; you must write
Columbus, Franklin Co.. Ohio; neither
will Philadelphia, Pa, do, but Philadel
phia, Philadelphia Co Pa, will, so says
the Postmaster General in a recent or.
dor
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RaItimore-October 20.-Cattl

RalljmOre-Octoher 20.--Cattle
Very hest on sale this week 4 5000
12t; that generally rated first quality
4 0O@4 3ot; medium or good fair
quality Q 75@3 rs; ordinary thin steers,
oxen and cows 2 56@2 IS; extreme
range of prices 2 50@5 12a; most OF
the sales were from 3 50@4 so.
Prices ranged from 24@55c. o3'
Mich Cows-Trade is more active,
and prices range from $20@50 per
head, as to qualit.
Hoga.-Prces, considering quality,
have been kept up to the figures ruling
last Monday-5@5ac-few selling al
either extreme and trade through most
of the pens Is reported good, in others
fair and moderate. Most sales ranged
at and near 5s@5sc. ........
Sheep.-We quote prices near about
as last week, quality. considered. Sheer
for butchers are 34@44; lambs 34@5ac
stock sheep l 5o@2 rs, each as 10 kind
and quality. Sc ~ @@ a'
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New York-october a4-Cattle-

New YOrk-October 24-Cattle-
Yer. poor to prime natives 7@l0c; ex
ira do 104@ l04; poor to fair Texans
6f@7ic: strictly prime lots 10; coed
9t@9ao.
Sheep aud Lambs-M Market firm for
both sheep and lambs at 60M4 10;
fer poor t, good sheep; 25Q6 rs !;
for ordinary to prime lambs
Hogs-Market 6rmer; State aad
Western hogs, alive 3 85@4 20.
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baltimore.

Oct. "a Flour 4 75s7 so: Wheat
44aI 40; Corn 65a66c; Oats 40a43c
Rye 94aS5e
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-10-28

Judge 4 x Atros, as secre-
tsry Of the Democratic County Execu-
tiye Committee during the campaign
dss saisy perfotmsd shsst-class service
or the party.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-10-28

An ounce Of prevention Is better than
a pound of cure. A dose of DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup will assist your baby in
iee'hing, and prevent it from being al
tackled by Cholera Infantum. or other
diseases with which Babies suffer
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E% The following is the report Of the
Grand Jury relating 10 the county Jail
and priyy:
ave have examined the Jail and find
the same kepta rcording to the rules OF
the same Wesuggest that the condi.
lion Of the Pfivy ADJACENT is both un-
safe aud unhealthy, and should not lon
ger be neglected."
1t would certainly be the part Of wis
dom on the part Of the Commissioned
to tear down the Privy reported against
aud erect new one u ~ & w
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is hereby given to the general
IN creditors of John W. sutsr. that on the
23d day Of Octobsr,,A a. D. 1873. dividend Of
l5a per cent was declared by the Probate Court
within and for Monros County, ohio and that
on and after the 11th day of November, s79
at my office In Baresville; Monroe County
Ohio, said creditors are requested to appear
at which time their respective claims will be
paid according to the aforesaid dividend.
oct2S 1871. T. q. ALLEN, Assignee. 4
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Cincinnati.

Oct. 24.--Flour 90a7 90; Wheat
2Sal 30, Corn Soc: Oats 33a35c
Rye S5aS7c: Barley 90a95o.
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kyAuditor ATKINSON enters upon
she du'ies q his Office oa Monday, No
vemberal6sh. Z IS 2 q i y
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.sh1sfNg GAaSd JasyA found twenty.
ssSsh biils d indictment;; and two one
against BALDWIN and one against DAILY
sN,suot true hilts. ''------------ ---'
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Banged hair is going out OF fashion,
excep. in lunaties sasylutpsi
Wool is. selling in Belmont county at
3s cents per pound. =,
,IP stRieas, Esq, was at Columbus
last week on business
A new engine has been ordered for
the Bellaiss & Southwestern. ss1SR .
DR., G., W, MASON and wife, of Staf-fi
ford, are visiting friends 10 Kansas.
Theetone on our streets will oil be
broken and spread in few days.
The cars on the Bellaire & Southwes-
tern win run 10. Jerusalem BY Friday Of
this week.
Senator ) B WILLIAMS and commis-
si9per elect J, LrEuEI.Ls were In town
last Friday.
Track laying On the Bellaire 4 South
western commenced again at Beallsville
last Monday. 'si'so SO
Wheat commands 81 rs in Barnes
vile and, nearly all the crop, hos been
disposed d. 4 s = ! = = 3 Z
FsrrxV VRExf Is having new stone
pavement laid down in frontTof bis bull
ding on Main street, gnag, rOssE
worknen are busy getting material
q, shape, for The depot and Round rsata.s House
buildings at this place.ad' otiduq saitsssr
MI. WESLEY GIBsoS and Miss E e. I n J:
LOWE we're married at Somerton,o Bel
monpeouusy, last week. lidsi sisai'sliso
M DAsrEI SIurx, near Senecayille,
Guernsey county, was killed by the kick
of horse on the 14th inst.
Judge FRAZIER finished his work in
Court IL Fiday evening lsst aud left for
home on Saturday morning. a. M
The examinations OF teachers announ'
ced for November 18th and a9th dhave
been changed to the 9th and ed,
We have hear frequent complaints OF
lsss that mn water is furnished foe the
pupils in the Union Schools Of this place
s,A little daughter Of ,Mr JAMES HALL
OF Cochrausville, this county had one
81 her iset badly 'scaided on The 18th
inst. ,ali s.dai4gi ssstiaL bdAassarss9
Miss MAUD BARNES, formerly OF
weedsaeld, Was married in. " Washington
CITY, on the 9th inst to Mr.. JOHN F.
C,. elitE DAiHhaa.
You'ns at Jerusalem, who subscribed
to the railroad and promised to pay when
the cars run TO that place, get your mon
ey ready this week. .daxK X
Treasurer GArcHEIL will be absent
from his ONCE from Noven6ier 11st to
chs 18th, visiting heytovnships adverr
sised On l collecting tour. g y
We learn that sale of 5000 worth
OF bonds of the Bellaire & Southwes-
teff ssa made recently BY baltimore
brokers at so cents net on the dollar and
accrued interest,". ssakssq :.
The confession of PETER KING, Jr.,
ouS,isbsd iin.this number OF TIE lSrlaf1
portrays depravity that is astounding
when We take into account the youthful
sspfIths actor, 9ss sss ~ .ass lTooI'
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"Don't know half their value"

"They cured me of Ague, Biliousness
and Kidney Complaint, as recommen-
ded. l had a half bottle left which
used for my two little girls, who the
doctors and neighbors said could not he
cured. I would have lost both OF them
one night if had not given them HOP
Bitters. They did them SO much good
l continued their use until they were
cured That is why l ssy you do mol
Know half the value Of Hop Bi,ters. and
do not recommend them high enough
B., Rochester, N. Y. See other col
umn.
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sAEThs Graad jury made their finai
report to The Court, and we're discharged
on the 22d inst, M, slg.sq ..ssis baa
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HEAll kinds Of Leather Al FREE d
BURTS, sos South u niou Street, Bell
aire, Ohio Aaosasa 800 = n36w4.
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cEx. SoxNDoRx, another Beliaire
mercsant. bcoms iin tour Scc,dmas this
wssk.al Hsohas so'lsrge stock sof first
class goods and Is confident that they as
well asihis prices will suito the trade qof
Monroe comfy, Rsaa his isdyeartlise,
msnt sad don't fail to give -him.-a-cali
when you visit Bellaire. y,y1ya1
NN ~. G(H III
TTHE SPIRIT-is Is the best adj
vertssipg medium ino This part sOf
Ohio. 1t has q bona fds circulation of
1,5U0g e0piesy, over 800 OF which
g0te esubscribers in.M Monroe County.
Woihave double the cIrculat'on Of
any other paper that circulates in
the county. Advertisers win please
make d hote Of this. The privilege
or examining our list Is open ct all
times 70 advertisers, "a lls 10 sa,sasi
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BUSIN ESS NOTICES
AGENTS WANTED

For the safest and cheapest Life Co. in Ameri
ca, The U. B. Mutual Aid Society of Pa.
Address, 500 sci
Ut. PENNINGTON. Dist. Ag't.
Oct. 2l-2t. New Matamoras, Ohio
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B ts;fpt Y aaasf ii $3.50 sl.i
.rn. SHERIFFS SALE. E.mi So
maA Marshal Ridgeway
- Jane G. Ridgeway etsal.

ny virtue Of certain order Of sal- in psrii-
tion issued from the courtof common pleas
within ami for the county of Monrcs.and State
Of Ohioin aoase pending in said court between
the above n med parties; and TO me directed,
will offer for sale at public auction at the
east door OF the court house in Woodsdeld.on
Saturday.the 29th day of Noren,ber, ! 879,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock a. m. and
O'CLOCK .. m. Of said day, the following de-
scribed 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 seventy-fonr
and eighty-two hundredth acres except six and
a halt acres off of the south end of the south
east quarter of the southwest quarter sold to
Thomas Cline. s8e1 lsea
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 10 George
Coss in all ninety-ive acres more or less.
Said property so ordered to be sold Is sp-
praised as follow:
First tract at $a52.
Second tract at 324.
/ and may sell for two thirds of said appraise-
m. Mt. ,aass9 ~
4 TERMS OF SAIE.-One third on day Of sale
OF third in one year aud one third in two
years. with interest from day Of sale; de-
fprred payments 10 be secured BY mortgage
IN the premises sold.
WILLIAM RRAD,
i octeS, ,'79w5. Sheriff NJ. C,0
PEARSON DoHERrY, Att'ys.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-10-28
Chicago

Oct. 24.-Flour 75a6 25; Wheat /
goal 25; Corn 42a45c: Oats 32a33c
Rye Tic; Barley SAC.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-10-28

Oct. 24-Flour 6 75a7 90. Wheat l
43al A; Corn 63a64c; Oats 43a44c
Rye 5Sc.
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Trains ON the b. As. w. R.R.

On and after Monday, October l3 1879. the
arrivals and departures of trains on the Bellaire
& Southwestern Railway will be az follows: