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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET
MAxIMs FOR THE DAY.

Reader. II you want to know what Is going on
In the business world, just read our advertising
columns, the Special column in particular.
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DEMOCRATS, ALL GO TO THE
POLLS ON TUESDAY, NOyEM-
BER 4tb, AND CAST YOUR BAL
LOT FOR JAS. MAAAFFEY FOR
SHERIFF.
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The Radical majority in Ohio over
Ewing, IL 17,12e.
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riRsr wnrk-lOrH.

Jury LIsr.--List Of the names Of Juror,
u drawn for November Term. A. d. 1879, con.
mencing on the I'd Monday (loth), and to con-
tinue thr 60 weeks:
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF
II L AL L S Il A II E,
IN LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP.

BY virtue Of an order Issued out Of thu Or
phans' Court Of clearaeld county, Pa, the under.
signed AdminissrKtors Of the estate Of ARTHUR
REESE, lats Of Lawrence township, deceased,
viii sell at public sale, At the Court House, 10
Clearheld, on
Saturday, November lat, 1870,
that valuable farm and homestead, situated In
said township, bounded and described a. follows
beginning At post at corner Of line Of George
Butler, thence north eve degrees west twelve Der.
ehes 10 red oak thence north twenty eight dc,
grees east forty nine perehes to a hemlock near
the bank Of Clearheld creek, and near mouth Of
run thence south thirty-two degrees wes, forty
two perches TO white OAK near the Clearfcld
bridge road thence north eighty-lwo degree
west forty seven pefehes 10 post In line Of lane
thence south BY lands Of Samuel Tate's heirs for,
ty-seven degrees west two hundred and twenty.
seven perches to dead hemiock close by the side
Of the public road leading from VIM. A. Reads
.awmill to Amos Reads blacksmith shop thence
BY lands Of Aaron c. Tate, the course Of said
road being south, thirty degrees east 6fty-four
perehss TO post or stone in said road on line Of
tho Peter Martin tractj thence north af.y-fve
aad ons-half degrees east two handrsd and ,wen-
y.iour and seventeenth perehes 10 the place Of
beginning, '
Containing One Hundred Acres
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FiRsr wErK--l0rH.
II Brown, Lawrence, IN Kenner, Curwsnsyilis
Joseph Work, Bell, Clark Brown, Lawrence
Andrew Smith, Brady, Jno A Freeman, Penn,
Warren Bell, Ferguson, Jno N Hile. Ferguson,
Adam Yosi, Brady, + BOynton, ,Ciearheld
Isaac Moore, Ferguson, VIM Graham, Lawrence
John Z. 0swal., Union, Asa Young, Jordan,
Andrew sbope, Girard, Conrad Bloom, Knox,
Jos Borst, Lawrence, L D Weld, Becearia,
spangle, Becearia, r Martin, 0sceola,
@ II Wooden, Houtsdale Moses Owens, Decatur,
Jno NJ Chase, jr., Boggs, WIN N Potter, Brady,
S b Dunlap, Woodward, VIM Best, Pike,
John Reams, Brady, chss Diokenson, 0sceois
Simon Hand, John fenton, Lawrence
Ei Harmsn, =. s. Watson,
Austin Beatty. Bell, Jno Stevens, Guiich,
Jacob Brubaker, Morris, Adam Breth, N. wash'n,
sxcoED wrrK-lTrH. ff
p Lansberry, Bradford D Bosworth, Woodward
Alex Livingston, W C Hoover, Green wood
Eli carrick, Lawrence, Leonard Miles, Chest,
Jas Davidson, Chest, Frank Bush, Decatur,
Geo A Kephart, Decatur John coder, Knox,
@ ID Goodfellov, Clfd, 7 Waterman, Houtsdaie
Jas Roberts, Woodward, A Nipple, cur'sviIle,
James Fry, Beccaria, q W Campbell, Bell,
josh Grathus, Bradford, Jno Y Oswald, Brady.
Alex France, ,wslscetop James Meese, Boags,
I'd Wagner, Decatur, s whiteside. jr Beec ,ria,
Nm heichel, hhthAus, Ana uleason, Hout1dale
John W Mott, Bell, W.T. Wiley, Ferguson,
Mckenzie, Woodward, A Rowles, Greenwood
Frank Wiley, clearheh Y A Fleming, olsar6eid,
Nathan Beam, Morris, Ges Holman, Woodward
7 c Devinney, Law'nce, John Keen, Morris,
Jos r Shook, Chest, J L Nef, Burnside tp.,
THIRD wEKK--24ru.
Lueien Potter, L City, IL Mcdowell, Bradford,
III sandford, Oscoola, Orange Thurston, Jordan
John Dunlap, Pike. David Bee, Bradford,
NJ sloppy, Ciearheld, Thos M McGee, Bell,
Zac Bailey, Bloom, J X Henderson, Wood'd
John Goo iyear, Brady, Jacob Fulmer, Bradford
Hollopeter, Beccaria, Zach Fulton, Bradford,
Allen Mitchell, Cl'd, n p HummeI, Graham,
Ezra Root, Burnside Dor Fred Baker, Chest,
DAn'i Welsh, Lawrence, Henry Rsams, Bloom,
W Hemphill, Wagner, Burnside %
Calvin Biger, Bloom, II Deiiass, Bradford,
@ NJ Thompson, Brady, Jno M Hunter, BecoAria
John Baker, Bell, WIN Luther, Woodward
Adam Walker, Decatur, u O shafner, Lawrence
Jas Curry, Chest, Q Whitehiii, Clfd.
Ricb'd Lewis, Wool'rd, Austin Curry, Chest,
Nsttletop, Brady, II shsffer, Burnside
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LET EVERY DEMOCRAT IN
CLEARFIELD COUNTY GO TO
THE POLLS ON ELECTION DAY
AND VOTE FOR DANIEL o,
BARR FOR STATE TREASURER.
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gressions.
, 1879-05-01

ness, nt,l wI,uau llrart was reaching utls nfter
avmpathy nlHl love, nsnl n Jury of u,en eln1tnin.
Intelligence. nlltt III lht. n,iie Ut Inv, and In tn,
intcrcts If justice. pronounce II III thu mill
1angslngc oE ttianslaugI!tcr, au n1 tho penalty
NJ about eight years. Tin: trial was f,rcc, null
tlc verdict WINS m outrage.
No ouc hrre ,hiatnss Al!a. Young fur her
tcnpie.l nssaasfrntan. Wo nnIy regret TINT
lovers OF law nll rtlrr that PeLu Stevens should
lava l,rcu hung. null notlnG but tho grosq IN.
]stvc nf Jury trial Eave,l is worthless neck.
WG nru R1rprIaett Mt The silence UE thu Chicago
pnDrrs nii the grrat Wrh,g tllat Inns bcen pcrI't-
ttntetl IN The nunu If INV.
a thy italian can shut an innocent, tnof-
fcnsive buy down ia tho streets ri Chicago, n,ll
4 Iury vi tGnorantlscs, whu arr ellppuseu to he
such consumsnato know.hnthngs tl!at They
,lcl,1cr lluar nor rcnt1 the hgws, trirg III vcr-
diet Of nat,slnuglItcr, nnd send the leastly
1snllan 10 3tnte'a-rrtsofi.
From what No SEQ at Chicago Justice, we arc
forced tp the conclusion that they nuver fni|Ict
tla Just pcunlty Ut tho iaw uputi nnytIody usl-
lcst ;,u commits murder wtilu In htato Of ln-
tUxtenilnil,
Il is illu universal verdict TINT tho trial aml
sentence Of l'etc Stevens Is u disgrace to CHI.
caro-, at insult 10 justice, nnd foul blot on our
civilization.
It has csfnblistctl the precedent sllat auy n,an
can, Tor any tmagnnry !niIdotity OH thu part of
hfs wife, soot bur ao'sn Iiku n ttoE. nttt scn be
Ut the suntencc passed. upon Stevens Will bu
moro damaging to thu moral sentiments OF Gill
cago thnn tic murder ltselt. ...
II Is tantamount to this: Let any man hit his
wife for my suprosetl offensc, anl m intclt!-
gent . Jury will protcct, shield, md save Ills
neck from the galIows.
1llcso sentiments are the expressed views OF
outraged humanity. and nro heartily concursed
fully. DIR. A. NJ. pxNonA.
, 1879-05-01

n fht Et:!ior Of Tht Tribune.
CHICAGO, Aoril au.-Tu your contributor OH
the oillcr side, IN your paper OF this 1atc, lavo
reply to nuke. She uepsecaics sympathy cx-
tended to IL mother, bereft Ut hcr daughter By q
cowardly. brutal net, resulting In thut daughtar'a
pai,fnl death. Sho is perhaps inea paeitnted by
Nature f,om eutrrin. into tic mntllcr'a feelings
nntcr my circumstances, though tho "strug-
gle" she nffccts to nlnintan tlrnutcs thu Gull
tfars. sl,r-lcrcely Observation-Disclosures her
sympathy from wcat< sIstnr, child tossed md
torn by nlverse circumstances, fron, tli. half
truxc, Rrice-strfcken mother, Gcausu alo illn1l-
ffeats ylntlfcttycnras M1l extends 1t to conreo
brute, fnlf III whusu vtteneas II 10 TO bu hopru
she catnot comprehend. Atugbid sentimcnta!l-
t., otherwise n female championship u{ thu
vIlest tnnlc crminuls, ia n very fashionable prtr-
fnlt AsIoEE Il bsnlnluss clnss Of society Indies,
tnatfug ylctnLty Of Lhc weak little dupc and yc-
tim Of Il llterlI wonlan.kt!cr.
Tllu "Soutll.Sde Gtrl u bus something to say
about the young Indies who aro willing Witness
cs nuatnkt n "hU1uau's cllaure" of life n,ld lib.
erty, apparently overlooking the fact that tlcr
testimony WIS ngatnst I'M Individual who would
10 away with u humans possibility Of life a,ld
liberty,
Lastly, let this young 1ady-w1o seems to
have nil NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. herself witness,
her 1tfg correct, anil her sister tlu inur1erers
victim. Let her then read tho QUESTIONS Ut tho
tlefcn'lnuts counsel, nld imagine herself sut-
lcetcl tn thc,n III oucn court. T!,nt her henti-
lncnts would Undergo tlecdcu change Is the
opinion ul many beside
a WEsr-s1pE QinL.
, 1879-05-01

70 fhf Editor y The Tribune. ~
CHICAGO, April 3o.-Alr. L. Moaat Is perfectly
Justified in rtyNr our so.cal,cd 'sttrst-class''
;,.t,ns. Gr,,a :, T,,,l s.ir,saipv t,w,,,i ~, A.
ous'.ss "sAs ~" ba .,,s., uD"n va ~
count VI Inc hA"hcr lucy t"su oA couu'ctn'e
business. Or co1trse, the prevailing hard times
and thu desire of every nan md woman to pro-
r,rc 8, ,vnrt, fnr IN rcnts nn MIR flrst.rIassn
,tas,s -, ,,a t,,o,, h. 1,,,
,'csenaAts 4eanu ~ ~ s.. ~ t,u'
ing o"t "leaucrs'' ahu ny Selling certain lines
Of goods ut sometimes onc-1alf cost, 90 Us to
is n ,,rrcarious way of doing business, n,d n
way worthy onjy Of q secondhand clothing
dealer. And this is called Hbuslncss suguclty,1
-cuttip tleir own ttlroats to spite their neigh.
bors
s.'ewecplg redl,ettonst in lress.goo.ls," at 'rc-
t1nrfInm ~ fran u rcrts IN ii IN ncr vnr,l il
, 1879-05-01

The Rnss'aa papers tell singular story o!
Altal devotion. wotl,ati III Stayronot, Gu ycnra
o'A. had reprttna'nlcd Aer sun, full.eruws, nun,
nn.l was exrlttl to still greater utgvr ugui,st
htlI, by llvr daughter. Al last stu grow SO III.
turlata.l tAt su raisesl her arln to strku her
vented llle bluw. Fur thls arlltn tlle old lay
n'ale cUnolaint against Him betnra Judge, md
lie WAS ordered tp appcas III court. Wnesenpon,
tl'ea with relnorse ut having trie1 to Mycrt the
wtasl,fus hlow u Ills mother, hn scixesl an ax
asId chopped VI his Offending: hand.
, 1879-05-01

l1ls dime nprG tarm tllnn nh the ihrntrcs ever
N:I III Chicago, ,.1ul many will Havu caysu tu
remember tho Inst two wreka III April, 1siD.
, 1879-05-01

Although many arc prcdlsi,osed to lung isoublea
fE1a hEIlI, Ygt UYcn such M1ay gsr1l1 c0nsut ptun
Or other pulmonary ~ bFoneh,Al diseases; II due
luz caase4 aTa promptly t1calrI ~ lAuy atlsc. il
% It, teau c4scs nr. Jaynus E1pgctorunf exercises
IT. l,ust beneficial clIucts, mud ilas pro,ceu tho
largest proportion Of it4 cures. hr4ldc4 promptly
removing coughs and culds. which, whs, luit ii
IhsnlssIras, are tho lmncttats cnnses 0l tuhtr.
eulUos Development. this STANDARD Ivn,rdy allays
Ing Easy exprelotatlpu, cleanse. thu lunrs Of ,hs
substances which cIo4 them al', aud which rapidly
JcaIIOy when suffered to fsA1nln.
, 1879-05-01

Ing fcmnlns to bo tione. nor has niiytl,tur re.
nlnfnct for aorn tin,o 10 ,im invsntor, hi. tn
ArHa}nt h|msrlf fully With Il. nrnper'!eA h,ih
ttrnl application. To practical men nn'l
tlttlltastans [ hive onlytosay that kccly
llas demonstrated t!mt lm Is master nf thus
situation, nl,d wl,e,l hn sllnl+ ~ nm fully coll
tr public tt,asu,,glt .,ul ,,rae,{cat Test VI his
mutur, The worislrr w.i na INT slat II Inns taken
tlro ycnrs tn develop Il, but iMt anT. nne man
III a lfr.tlmc, cyptorinE new field Of :cirnct,
brought hts invention 10 such stato Of perfected
aEtl SUCCESSFUL DEVELOPMENT.
CHAitt.Es u. EOtt.tEit,
Counsel 10 krry htOtar Company.
, 1879-05-01
THE VOICE or THE PEOPLE.



II The Editor NJ Fhe Tribune.
Cn,cAou, April 10.-ff ytHl viii pltasc call
,Lc nticuiiun of ti,u police Or sotne tMsty WHO
has mn tnerrst III tlu, welfare Of ,l1r ittlo girls
To The dssgrnyeEul crowd of ioys That hang
around tAnli Watering placu on aonth lfalsteti
strCet mn, insult nlr ttlc children is they nru
lasstilE ntonE tir street, yut will confer taVnr
u. n.Nily mother AMI reatlcr Of yu,ir impcr.
Yours, ANXIOUS MOTHER.
, 1879-05-01

| HIS uenl1naLfnleI ffHt liz ~ 1nhstGF VI ktlH
situation, nI,l wEen ho slnli, ~ nm fully con.
vlnfctt that l,e will ut MI early .fmc submit -
tilr public thosmsE'i ;t'nl ''rneicat test VI us
mdter, thc wo,mlrr Will na mt sl'at II hhs taken
ro years tn terc1oit II, but ilEtt a,ir nne man
IN a lifetime. cyttorliiE nov field VI :crHcr,
brought hts invention 10 such stato Of perfected
and stirccsstul devrlonment.
CHAnt,Es Il. EOtttElt,
| cuursel to krrly ho0r Company.
AN ENrERr'S OPINION.
New Y0RK, April H. t3;l,- l,-AcknowfCt1gin
The receipt Of yottr communication Ut .!c I'D
Inst, In which INV opinion ns n mechanical c1l-
utncrr Is asked us To tho "kcely motor,n | will
stntu M fellows:
/ hclleyc ,pyaclt to to acquainted with nil
known modes OF developing ul,ti utilizing fprcu
as applied IN the various branches of industrial
nra, particularly to heat. electricity, galvantc
ACTION, chemical combustion, compressed atr,
water power. ETC., etc. l lave watched tho
| psog,css Of Mr.. keciY's Invention with great In.
tcrest, md, q. tle rcsult of reroascl otsrrya-
lions. ,nv opinion Isl:
i. Mr. Keely eliminates force OF great cn-
crGy.-
my opihin, Is employed but cnltl wncr, mir, :l,li
his mechanical struct'tru tcrIncu generator.
| =. The Substance produced Is elastic and not
cotutrcsses!a a!r.
rrtNnccd varies NJ different tines nccort1inE 10
| tic gondsiuns uf thu operating mechanism,
from l,0U0 poul'lls 10 'r,aoy thousand pounds
per stl,,aru incl.
i. The inventor with Ills present apparatus
has demonstrated Ills ability 10 produce a,u re-
| prullfcc ts Bil,stn,iye NJ will.
g. In the rntY stages of his invention Mr..
K.ely, so far rs MI, sware designed to employ
tlm ypportc Substance ,ro,uygd by him rs i,
motive power 70 ,,roucl ousincs al,nitar to tic
ur,It!Ary etca,r,-cnEine, hut ri re.ltred nreast
null t.nye Witnessed VERY s.icrcssf,li operations
6y him on n, engine al such construction
:. In tl,r later DEVELOPMENTS Ut Ills Invention,
liz as proposed to utilize t!lu vnpor Oh n, et,-
| rlnp tcrtncu I,y him Il "ybruttry rprfuc,'t
whyl Is lutn!ly i!Itrrrrbt III construction nt in
the prueiple III its ,rop,,srtl opvratlnu from nny
enri,,u Witch luye eyrr secn Or heard Ut,
i. This engine, understand, he i1as nsrcady
operotra ior upny cum ccutiye hours. uri fl,r-
ihrr am u[ur,ncI TINT he ID ranI1v a,fj,,stiu,r it.
to the eutt ot publicly demonstrating lis practi-
, 1879-05-01
Alleged Final Success OF the
Efforts of the In
ventOr.
Mr. Kcely Ctnims 10 Produce mn Eiastlc
Energy Of 26,8 Pounds per
Squnre inch.
How This New Force Is Evolved, and
Its Utilization by q " "Vibras
tory Engine"
Story ol Tho Solicitor Of The Company, and
Opinion Of an E1psrt.-.Thc ID.
sentor al Work.



After Jears Of patient toll nlMl it,cessant In
1es.t0ato,, and In the faco Ut difficulties which
would have iauntctl nut beaten altnust my
other man, John ". Keclv to-day claims to havu
succeeded In completing hts work, md of know-
Ing that Ills motor Is an acromp'ished fart. The
Pres. which "a nble this morning to publish tho
subjotnel documents, Inns for Months past
caused searching anu patient investigation to
be mnio Of Kccly's claims md his results.
Many Wits hnYc been made to the workshops;
tic assistance Of scientists alld experts have
been enlisted; n,ld 4 thorough examination OF
the machinery By which Kecty generated his
force has been tnada while IL waa III separate
sections as well Us when 1t was IN practical
oocrattuu. Mr.. kccly, Mr. Collier, the solicitor
of the Company, anil II number Of tho Direct-
ors huvo placrd every facility ut The diaposal Ut
the gentlemen, who wero detailed for this work,
md tlle rcsult is tlat the inventor was able to
satisfy tie examiners ttat ho has claimed noth-
Ing which be could not fulfill.
, 1879-05-01

notwithstanding Is tho popular sport IN
Tr3ns 4uUng the laieB.--.1.ts .tHtu,.iu E1JrfAx.
Hanging tho hare, 80 ~ speak.-.|tw Oiltaas
i.htlS
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OUR COLUMBUS LETTER.
COLUMBUS. OHIO. Jan. Is, 1879.

COLUMBUS, OHIo, Jan Is, 1879.
ED SPIRIT: The adjourned session OF
the Sixty third General Assembly has
again resumed its work Numerous bills
have been introduced in both Houses,
some Of Importance and others OF not
so much importance. Among the first
named are bills to amend and bills to re-
peal the law relating to the taxation OF
dogs, which passed 10 1877 The object
OF these bills is 10 repeal that part Of the
law which relates to the per capits tax,
leaving it op,ionary with the person list
ing property whether to place value on
his dog or not
Senator Benson introduced bill
which is very important to county Sher-
IFS. 1t so changes the law in regard to
capital punishment as to make the War
den of the Penitentiary chief execution.
er, and that criminals condemned to be
hung shall be taken to the Penilentisry
and there hung by the Warden. This
proposition seems to have many advo-
cafes, among the members especially
A bill to create the Office of Comfy
School Superintendent mas been intro
duced in the House The substance OF
the bill is as follows:
The Presidents of the Boards Of Edu-
cation of the several townships in each
county shall assemble at tue county seal
to elect, by ballot, a competent person
to act as County School Supe intendent
to serve for three years. The Superin
tendent elect shall, within thirty days af
ter his election, obtain from the State
Board, OF Examiners a certificate o
qualification for the discharge Of the du
ues Of his office 1t makes it the duty
Of the County School Superintendent tt
visit and examine as often as once ir
each year, and as much oftener as prac
ticable. all the schools OF his county tc
inquire into the management, the course
and mode Of instruction and discipline
OF said school; the condition Of tb,
school houses. and to give the teacher
such advice and direction in reference t
the course of instruction, method o
teaching, and discipline as he may deem
proper; to meet with the teachers Of tn,
several townships in his county for gen
eral instruction, advice and counsel will
them; to meet the several township
Boards Of Education and advise ant
counsel with them. He shall he ex.ofil
cio member of the County Board o
School Examiners and Chairman there
of
This looks oil very well so far. bu
when we look at 1t from aEother ligh
and 6nd that It will create eightv.eigh
new officers In the State, at salar,
ranging from $500 to $4,000 year il
each county, 1t looks a little more objec
lionahle II the bill as it now stand
should pass and become law, 1t woul'
take from the State Common Schoo
Fund, at the least calculation $3.50, ,00O
Our County Superintendent would re
ceive 81 900 year. H NJ
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Administrators Sale.

d
DY virtue Of an order Of sale issued by the
ID Probate Court Of Monroe County, Ohio
and to me directed, will offer for sale, al
public auction, on the premises, on
Saturday, the 22d day Of February 1879
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock q. m. and 4
o'clock p. m, the following descri ed real
estate of Bssil Stewart, deceased, situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to xit:
The northwest quarter Of the southwest
quarter Of section three, township three Of
range 1--WE; also the north half Of the south
west quarter Of the southwest quarter oi
same section, township and range; also the
east half of the southwest quarter Of same
section, township and range, except about
thirty acres or. the south side OF the creek
sold to Levi Long; also the northwest guar
ter of the southeast quarter Of the same
section, township and range, except about
eight acres in the northeast corner thereof
and also = part thereof sold and conveyed
to Asa Wilson, leaving in all one hundred
acres more or less; to be sold, free Of dover.
Appraised At 1850.
TEsxs-0nsahird cash on day Of salei one
third in one year and one third in two years
with interest; deferred payments to be So
cured by mortgage en- the premises sold
GEORGE 3. ALGkO,
Admir- de bonis non Of BasiI Stewart, decd
jan2J.79
HuErER 4 MALLORY, Atty's.
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.

~ W. MIDWAY. nonresident. Of the
". State Of Ohio and whose postoiice ad.
dress is Dexter. Cowley County, in the State Of
Ksnsas; William Ridgway, nonresident of
the Stats Of Ohio. and whose postoface sddrees
is GRAY Flsts, Monroe County, in the State Of
West Virginia; Eliza Motrell and william
Morrell her husband, non-residents Of tHs SsatS
of Ohio, whose postof3ce address ID St. Narys,
Pleasants County, in the State of West viz
0inis; Mary Rideway. John Ridgway and
Elizabeth Ridgway, heirs Of benjamin Hidg.
way, deceased, who are non.residehts of ths
State of Ohio. and whose pla0es Of fssidencs
and postofRce address are unknown, will take
notice that on the 10th day OF November A.
d. 1873, Mafshall Ridgway hled his petition
in the court Of common pleas Bf Monroe coun.
ty,, Ohio. the object and prayer Of which 10 10
obtain partition Of the following described real
estate situate IN Monroe county. Ohio, to Wit;
The hbrthwest quarter Of the southwest
quarter and the northeast quarter Of the south
west Quarter and the southeast quarter Of the
soathwest quarter Of section thirty.two, town
ship three, range five. containing seventy-fcrr
and eighty-two Andredth acres except sia sud
q half acres of Of the south end Of the south
east quarter of the southwest quaits seld 10
Thomas Cline.
diso' VIC hcrtneaSt quarter OF tne southe1st
quarter of section twos township four, range
six, containing forty and twenty hundrsdth
acres except thirteen acres. one rood and thirty
six perches of of the wsst side sold to George
Ooss. in all ninety-fvs acres more or Ices, and
for equitable relief.
You are each required to answer esid psH-
tion on or before the 9Th day Of February, A.
D. 1879.
s4 PEARSON a. DOHERTY.
dec1O, 1871 Att'ys fr Plaintiff
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New BILLs.-The folio wing new bills
have recently been introduced in the
Ohio Legislature:
Disseminating schools of less average
attendance than eight; providing that
the time Of an escaped prisoner shall not
apply on bis time of service; allowing
laborers and material men on construct.
ing turnpikes to obtain liens or the con-
struction money; giving additional CON-
pensation to road supervisors of large
districts; fixing minimum for freight
transportation at one cent per ton q
mile; authorizing trustees Of townships
in counties without infirmaries to levy
tax for the poor.
To secure local option law, except
in sale Of liquors for medicines: TO give
rebate on sherifrs advertising to Iiti-
gants; compelling Commissioner of La.
Dor Statistics to enforce the scrip act :;
fixing compensation of General Assem-
blymen at $500 per year; prohibiting is-
suing certificates to teachers under IS
years, and preventing school officials
employing relations for teachers; to re-
organize the institution for the education
of the Deaf and Dumb so as to estab-
lish branch at Cincinnati; for the pun.
ishment of tramps; fixing jury fees at
81 so per day the first two days and 81
thereafter.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-01-21
ROAD NOTICE,

.hrOTICR Is hereby given that q petition
lN will be presented to the Commissioners
Of Monroe county, at their next session 10
bs held on the Hrst Monday In March, A. D.
1879, praying for the vacation Of the follow
ing part Of the county road leading from
station No. l, on the lands Of John SpaDslsr.
In Summit township, said county, to bridge
on the line Of the old Malags road (uow va.
catsd), established on petition of Joseph
Hamilton and others, 10 wit:
Beginning at point on the lands Of ]. h
Hamilton where the old road intersects the
present road, and thence the whole line oi
said road to the bridge where the road inter-
sects the line OF the old Malaga road (nou
vacated) on the lands Of Christian Weber
for the reason that the same has become use
less to the public. 9sFs i-tu al
.janl4,'f9w5. MANY PETITIONERS,