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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-19
THROUGH p.ssr,,,, -,

= N' EJECT August II. ls7.
THROUGH PAEsFEs;rp
800 2. a. Leaves Richmond i.gqt,,v
n!ynt' ana SATURDAY, rccan,ntRs.
nHst tIint WITH steamer u,'.,,tcis Al
Ai points on FORK river ,n, NJ ~ ~
rlnre. Arrives IN Bul,Iruora .hlt..
a.. connects "l;E rail-lin.s for = ~ z.
in2ton, 'nDadephi1, View ", Y" ash
ton, end a.! wcgtern point, ~: t'1s-
atacbmond with trains ~, oi I,iAefI
ahd fetershgEg zEt Ch.aap.a Hso1 ~.
Ohio railroads. Aar
THROUGH FaFAcr-.
$50 =. IS. T.ea7es Richmond hOyD.y w.
oo :, MEnDAf. and FRfITAY :snd MD.
3:oo Z. " TUESDAY, THUGsIJhY +. ana x-
tEEbhf. Connects with ,;...Al.
~ west Point Tor river lardt a. ~
tiEiore, and all wrsterF to.r,, nat'
meets AT Richmond xirs tr,,rscr "a ~
nonIand larYlle rai!roat. pIr I'm, I'm.
anu iticrseJrz, aud CticssFe.k.' mug .ls
Caio railroads. AAs AID
LOCAL PASSENGER.
800 r u. teaIas Richmond MONDAY. yrn
SESDAY. and FRIDAY. "hD-
THROUGH PAssENiyfn
1850 l.. d. Arrives at Hicamon! Tr.ysn,
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY.
Eects with trains on i.icH,rrIs ia.
Petersburg and Chcs,r@ak, ,rI ~, @ii1
railroads. steAlser Havana is.T ave- G G.i
MONDAY, WF3NEsD,'Yi''S ,5d ';%z re:
DAY, AT 4 i. IL. Cuug.rt.' I'll
t.lins freHi Philadelphia, Nv ~
and western p1i14:,, AMI Al ". 15S,
With trains FER Richmond M ~ ~.
South. '' "a
THROUGH FREIGHT.
1850 Z. ". Arrives al Kicn:Gond MONDAY wyr
NESpAY, and FRIDAY: ..i' 'Ho'
$50 ?. Il, TUESDAY, THURSDAY, mi S.r
URRaT. Connects ~i'h .t.,.,r+ - /.
West Polnt from Eai..mrr" ~
meets with Rchnpns ,sL - %Da'
Richmnna and ie:"rsnrry 1rt =, ~. .-s'
pcalie anil Ohio railroads.. 1~s--
LOCAL PASSENGER.
1000 4. n. Arrives at Richmond MONTH";
"WEDNESDAY !, and TKiDAY. ror-
meets wish nr,u.od .gC Pen.
burg and Che:+pea.e aud ONO r,ij.
roads. ~'4'
no transfer OF freight e. n!,hmos.I +, ~ r,,,
southern points. Cars rrn through t";".sn A;apt.
and West Point.
Careful handling ard Gisi4:ch, v.Ji owes: r.,...
guaranteed
Tnroegh bills OF 'sG:lg. wish gy-r.r:t.a ra,.
icsued 10 ali northern a,i': We ai.Il irIa,.
Through tickets sold ~ AL northern: .,,s,rr,. sd
western points, ard fagca:e riln. a. ...rruyh
For tickec, apply IT General Eai.!,ad TjCn., ar.
ice, S26 Main street; =: .hc INr.aaxc No,.i "a
companv's depot, cor"er T-~aty-tl.rd aEJ CGrt
streets. Richmond, Va.
MAPS Il. I. EaCGIA3. suner.nteaIts.
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b. Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioueels,
Eleventh Street between Main aud Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM OF
IL 100 ACRES. WITH IMPROVEMENTS
THEREON, IN CHESTERFIELD COU 7 Y.
At AUi 'TlOS.-Iy virtue Of Il decd of trust from
Jacob j. King and wife 90 the subscriber ms trustee
ing thereto required by the ere iisor secured: VII!
sell by auciion, upon the premises. on FRl1AG,
26th September. at Z O'Clock p NJ. the FARM adj
Joining that whrrcon said King formerly resided,
wing one nile from Tamahawk station, on me Rici-
mOnd aud Daurie railroad and sixteen miles from
Richmond. Abou: sixty acres cleared, the balance.
say opc hundred and Thirty acres. Is In woods ana
Inc nd, 5 some good creek fJts.
Thee Is 4 TWt>-STURI FRAMED DWELL
ING, kitchen cCrH-hnu-c, barn. stable &c. II adj
joins 'hc lands OF }. j. WiIkin%ou- W. W. Baker,
and CaIlye;tcs c.tate.
TERMS: Enough in cash to dcfrav expenses or
sale aud TO pny debt OF ahont 1915 : The residue
upOn terms 10 be named al The time of sale.
L. W. GRUBBS, Trustee.
GprERS & WILLIANIS. AnctiOneers. sc ID
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CoNFECTEONERIEs, dc.


DIJRE CANDIES.-I am manufacturing
L daily my !nimitalIe pure crushed sugar CLAR-
IFIED FLINT CANDIES. / make better "a n
DIES for wholesale purposes than any house II this
perfectly pure aud no adults.
ratious. We don't use any gucos grape-sugar, tara
alba-nothlng bus pure sugars; Il Is more highly
Favored, whittier, brighter, frmer, and Is warranted
10 stand firm In any climate. 81
LOUIS j. BOSSIEU&. COnfeetioner,
!aSO TAX. Main street,
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BY Robert Il. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and Auc.iorcer,
1912 Main street.

MICE, NEAT, AND WELL-CON-
~ STRUGGLED BRICK TENEMENT, No. =,
ON THE SOUTH LINE OF WEST CLAY Be
TWEEN HANCnCK MD GRAHAM sTREEIS'
CON TAIN ING SIX ROOMS, NC. KlTCiit:N,
ALSO. TWO NICE BUILDING LOIS ADJOlN.
ING. FOR SALE BY AUCTiON.7Ey Icqns1s:tv 81
DAY The 23d cav OF September, 1879. the above
very desirable BRICK TENEMENT aud LOTS ~;
Joining. located rs described. He Eon*c IS wen
bulil has nice front ami rorChes, aud Is in All
improving ard growing height orhood, where pro-
merry will certainty enhance III value.
ROBERT Il. LNNE.
60 l6-TuW FS METu huc'Ontcr.
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BY j. Thompson Browr.
Real Estate Agent and Aucioneer,
1ll3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ BRICK
" DWELLING. WITH LARGE TAnD ~
SHALE FRAME sTURE5r IN REAR Of THE
SAME, FRONTING On Brook AVESuE-By
tered APRIL Is, 1879, In suit styled Graham ana
ais. u.s. Warden aud others. ice UNDERSIGNED, Spe,
nublic auction. on the premises, on MOSDAl, sep
temDer 22d. oc!oc. r NJ the above nM 1h taa,
ING, No. 12l west Clay srcet-lot ifonting iee'
with four-rooL ailey-cntrancc, 10 an alley 20 :eet
wide. ,
The FRAME STORES on Brook avenue trout
SO feet 4 inches, with depth of 35 feet, with Il
four foot alley on the east
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance ct siS, Twelve,
and eighteen months interest added, and title re-
tanned NIL I'll the purcha. c-money Is paid and con-
yeyance ordered by the Court.
ROBERT STYLES,
-.. HENRY G. CANNON,
Commissioners.
J. THOMPSON BROWN. Arctioneer. se iG
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lYhitslaw Reid is said to be engaged To
Assss 5.antipgso ton. q daag hter OF Is. r. Hunt
sngtoa, the presfdent of the Central Yscidcs
xasigoaa ~ lss.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
TOR SALE, MAIN-sTREET STORE a.
,iua ted at No. 1444 Main street. between 81
Eou, nenth and FisIet t!h streets row occupied by
N. Raabc as 4 furniture store Three stories high
above the basement Will be sold on very accom-
Ai se da.eodst CHAFFIN, STAPLES & co.
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Aursr1oN sasiEs..Flsss Day.
=
by George r.. crawfords
Real Estutc Al gent and Anctioneer, rs
80 II fO5 hank street. u

( DESIRABLE SMALL NEW FfsAME'
ROOMS, 1T THE Il cor NER or lATHEgINl e
AND HARRIS ON STREETS. FOR SALE a..
FRIDAY the 10Th of re seInber,
1879 at O'Clock p. NIL shall. by reInest or .ne
owner. sell ar auction the aDaye-dcscr PhO.
PERTY, sfOi,iing go feet on Harrison 3 feeta ana
running back a.eug Catherine street 40 ieet'
TEXANS AT sile. !. -, .-.,ss,,onr, 81
II ra17 - ''-'s}1 n Auctioneer.
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sKABLEsbag Eyr,,

dffss;a IN 5I'ssci 5a.syessy.I ,.,-,..-.
fisssE:G ~ .Isase. @s ss,e,zS5 s2ssls6sz.
RIcHaoFD, York RIVER AND s1eg.sc-
0R TIP al..goID,
y. TAXING EFFECT ACcI.gr :,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-19

z,o0E AND JOB WORK NEA asi>riSa
Is EevTED AZ The o'si
HQUSk,
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By Jno e. Lanehton. Jr., Ancsloneer'
No, GIG Main street.
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spECrACLEs. EYEGLASSES. de.

ITO REGAIN YOUR SIGHT @s-s.
Il FOR 26C. 49, -
call at 1904 Main street and get pair OF
superior quality always on rand. Prices from zoe
upwsrds. Skilfully adjusted to the eye 6y
Practical Optician, Watchmaker ana Jewe hie.
NH 22-6m AHof " "
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4 connects for Miirn't. :. {.
r connccts for Asi.eTil" a'l. al ~o.HtS IN W"s,cr-
North Carolina daily. "Nr, T.: :.ua"av.
4 connects FOR Macon ana AL p1l3-, ~ southwest
Georgia.
y connects for ia iisc"yiIc an al points Ia Fo-
rila.
L CONNECTS for Macon a&h AL pol";@ IN >"rihses
Georgia, and Chattanooga. Nashville, Ncn'r. ard
all Texas points.
conaecis i3r Stiuia, Mcri':!nn Jackson, And
NiCks burg.
g connects ror Galveston ard 81! T"xas p,iu's.
Trains from the :t;rrTr -TAlurl wont" GITir' IN
| ::ichmuad al 4:43 =. Il. aHI $50 :. V.
The tram arriving al Richmond ~ G3O \ ".
makes close competitor with IA" Eir2iAII ~''tr-tt
Coulpanys steamer Arid f,T 'i'H t'"H' .ni \rH',,
leaving Richmond AZ 80 !. IL. .:l-. Thurs
| "a ", ana SATURDAYS.
Trains between tire, n-r.'ro' a"i >u.ln ~" '''hS
| except sunday.
| Train. on North far,..! 'iiri.i'n m.'h' "'Nn'r-
ton a; Cod bore ",ln lie W. = VI, L. =. 0 ald
from Weldon and W.ln!, yl"n.
| Pullman PIa"" Drawn" room h.i >'r'hS ~
| run through "T Train 50. - ir".n "" l.rN HN'
richin0n 10 Nttu alI! trr.n t.'r-: i"'i 80 W.
.rista aud on Train 50 ~ tr'glh >"~ l"rSaa'"''a'
| mnuG to trc"nsD"rU'.
| Tickets sold ip all points ,"utn. 1""lIlrr' AGO
| southwest, AMI bag ~. cli"'H' iu""rtH'
| 40 E.y-,,yer cLrcSs -. '.n LvctI ti',,I
| JOHN Il. WAC MliiIu.
Gruural Passenger - -
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Probate Notice.


A CCOUNTs and vouchers have been fled
II in the Probate Court Of Monroe County,
Ohio. by the following Executors, Admins.
traitors and Guardians: I
Third and final account of Thomas Wilson
Guardian of the minor heirs of John w.
Barrett, decd.
Third partial account of William Beard
more. Guardian of the estate Of VIM. r
Beardmore.
Pirst and faal account of Joseph B. Mar
key Admir- Of the estate Of Of VIM. b. Mar
key.
First partial account of T. G. Allen, As
signee in trust for the benefit Of the credi-
tors Of John w. Suter, an insolvent.
First and final account of Michael Bough
ner, Admir- de bonis non, of the estate o.
Nathan Mobley.
Second and final account of Won. g. and
Barna Mann, Executors of the VIII of David
Mann, deceased.
ANY person interested may Hle written ex
ceptions to said accounts or any item thereo
on or before the 18th day Of July, A. D. 1879
when the same will be fiuslly heard and con :
tinued from day to day until disposed Of
R. K. WALTON,
june24, '7sw3. Probate Judge ". C, o.
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STAFFORD, OHIO.

Superior practical instructions In Rocution,
not to be obtained elsewhere short of 81 to
S. per lesson, given free Of extra charge
Especial attention will also be given to the
best method Of teaching this much neglected
branch In the common school.) Daily gene
sal exercises on all subjects Of interest 70
teachers, consisting Of Lectures on School
Management. Literature, Ancient History,
General History. Parliamentary Law. Civil
Government and Discussion OF Educational
Queries. m 4r
An excellent Literary Society: frequent
examinations for the benefit Of all; competent
instruction in German and French, enabling
the pupil to converse fuently and correctly
in these languages.
BRANCHES TAUGHT.
A class in Rays Higher Arithmetic, begin
ming at Percentage: also one in Rays Practi
cal; Algebra, Ray; Geometry and Trigonome
try, Davis; Grammar, Harvey; (also Norma
training class in Grammar, especially fol
teachsrs;) Physical Geography, Warren; Gs
ography, Taught by topics; U. 8. History, Bid
path; Physiology and Nat. Philosophy. Steel
Latin, Harkness; German and French, Aim
q practical Rhetoric class. To prevent delay
purils are requested to secure Text Book
early.
LOCATION.
| The town of Stafford is noted for the bos-
pitality, intelligence and morality of Its cit
zens. !. Boarding, including rooms, 81 to $:
Is per week.
81 TUITION.
4
Common ................ "
Tuition invariably required in advance
No deduction except in cases of protractet
sickness. For further particulars, call on o.
address s
| G.. W. HAMILTON. I ,,,
| JAS. A. MARSHALL. "'.p'''1
Stafford, Monroe County, Ohio.
| mek1S,'7Std.
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Hints Abyut water.

No water that has stood In open YES.
sels during the night should be used for
drinking br cooking. BY exposure to
the sir Il has lost its aaerationp and has
absorbed many Of The dust gefms aoat.
jns In the apartment. II CONVENIENCE
requires water 10 be kept in vessels for
several hours before use, itshould he
cuvssed. unless the vessels are tighi.-
Wherever practical distributing reser-
voifs should be covered. FilterIng al.
wnys adds to the purity Of waller. Drink
ne rstsr should not be taken from lakes
WHves on low level. Surface, water,
asvaxer In lakes, pools or rivers, which
ytoslse the surface wasli, should be avoid
"a - much as possible. Do not drink
much wster at time. More than two
sun1blefs full should not be taken at q
f1eai Do not drink between meals un.
lea 10 qnench thirst, as excess OF water
NWkeDs the gastric juice and overworks
~ Aldneys. Excessive potations, wheth.
@ofwstef or other hid,reIax the stom.
neh, impair its secretions and paralyz,
ne movements. BY drinking alittie at
2 Time all injury Is avoided.
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THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY,
Tuesday. July 8, 1879.
Got Any Nails?
Cincinnati Saturday Mighty

He was just full enough not TO know
. grindstone from ribbon block and he
came sailing along Fourth street, ,tacking
from side to side like a ship going
against the wind. He struck dry goods
atote at last, and stumbled in and pret-
" girl clerk came TO wait on him. 'Hic,'
he saie, "you got any nails p The girl
wa little bit scared, but she told him
20, that was q dry goods store, and they
didp't keep nails in stock, Then be went
cut and started ahead again, but took q
cs6el In himself and turned and got into
the same store AGAR. "Hic," be said,
"got any nails ?" This time the girl
wss q little provoked. "No," she said,
- hardware store is the place TO get
nasis; We don't keep nails" Out be
weut again and started of as before, bu,
got turned again and came back TO the
came place the third time. "Hic," be
said, s.you got any nailsf' Now the
girl was mad and snapped out, mo, we
sint got any nails: you're drunk, and
you want 10 stay away from here
"Hic," he answered, "you amt got any
nails 2" "No, we haven't" swell (hic)
II you amt got no nails how the deuce
do you scratch your head7" The po-
liceman, took him of before her answer
WIS sent in TO the conundrum.
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WOODSFzELD, OHIO,
ssptls,'73y
LEGAL NOTICE.

IA ARGARRr 3 WEBSTER, Charles Web
lll ster, Mary &. Wolf. William Wolf, Wal
ter Ring, Nancy MilIhorn, Charles Millhorn
and Thomas c. Ring "a minor aged about Is
yearsJ who reside in Jackson County, West
Virginia, and whose post office address is
Murrysville, Jackson County, West Vir-
ginia; Rstells Williamson q minor aged
about yesrs,) and Charles Williamson a
minor aged about 8 mopths,) children Of
Margaret Williamson, deceased, who reside
in Tyler County, West Virginia, and whose
post Office address Is New Matamoras Wash
ington County. Ohio, will take notice that on
the 18th day of May. 1879, George Ring fled
his petition in the court OF common pleas
Of Monroe County, Ohio, against them and
| the other heirs Of Margaret Ring, deceased,
the object and prayer of said petition is to
obtain an order Of said court for the partition
Of the following described real estate situate
in said county Of Monroe and State of Ohio,
to wit: The east half of the southwest
quarter of section twenty five, township three
Of range five, except about twelve acres out
of the southwest corner of said half quarter,
and also, except the family graveyard men.
toned in the will Of Walter Ring, deceased,
and road leading thsrsfrom to the public
read and particularly described as follows:
Being all lying east of said line, commencing
at sugar tree on the old county line on the
east bank Of Little Muskingum Creek; thence
a northeastsrly course to stone about
twelve feet west Of the south corner of the
Tobacco house; thence about north to stone
planted on the east bank of the creek six
feet from bellfower, apple tree; thence west
to the line dividing the quarter; thence north
to land formerly owned by Simeon Hill, de.
ceased, and being the same land set of to
Margaret Ring in fee simple, in the case Of
George Ring vs.. Margaret Ring ct al, in the
court of common pleas of Monroe County,
Ohio containing about sixty eight acres more
or less and being the land Of which Margaret
Riug died seized.
You are required TO answer said petition
on or before the 18th day Of July, 1879
| HUNTER & MALLORY,
i may2o,'70t7. Att'ys for George Ring.
/
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q
~Arizona is lively pIscelof resi-
dsnce. and IN some respects rivals even
fsxas In the matter OF pure excitement.
ahe other day at Pbeaix q large crowd
had assembled to witness horse race,
Hhsn Q Mexican, with the laudable but
dnofdered idea Of svenging tn" death
~ brother who had been killed by
somebody unknown while rcbbing Q
ssags near Tuscon short time before,
mounted . mustang. .snd taking q run oi
sthousand yards, dashed into the crowd
ylth an old cavalry saher, toar feet long,
WIN which be siashed away indisc-imi.
naisly, badly wounding four men, and
nskihg bis escape at the other end oI
the town.
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FAR MS FOR SALE
I'm MONROE COUNTY.

THR undersigned offers three farmI for
i sale in this county. located as follows:
One of l60 acres, known as the briggs
farm near Woodsfsld, on the line of the
Bellaire & Southwestern Railroad.
One in Adams township Of l60 acres, for
merly owned by David Mccoy.
One in Lee township, Of IS acres, known
as the John Lollathan property. aGaG
For further particulars and terms address
WIN. M. ARMSTRONG. %
Captina, Belmont County, Ohio.
sprl6.7SmS.
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) II am the corpse's brother, and OBJ
jset 20 any such singing remarked one
pf TIE mourners at Portland funeral
- other day.
I F0h, do not hug so tight !" she said,
ana gave her lover o poke; bat Atchy
smiled with . pert reply, "Den't you like
she Afty choke r.
Z The best natured man will get tfiHe
mad when bis wife tells him that she
made listers Tor the boys out OF his last
winters ear muiis.
s James C. Flood, one OF the .Bcnanza
KIpgs.' draws S24S,000 ss quraterly In
ssrest 90 5000. 900 invested 10 Govern
ment i've per cents
= Dignity becomes a man, but when
your bat and q gentle zephyr have about
Q rod the start OF you, dignity becomes
Oh little account as o last years cal
endar. 81
allow do you tie love knot r asked
Laura, toying with bit Of ribbon. .Oh,
any way" gioeled Tom, behind his
newspaper, 'jast SO it will pull out easy.
Whats the matter, my dear r said .
kind wife TO her husband, who bad sal
for bali an hour with his face buried ir
his hands, and apparently in great trib
ulation. "Oh, ! don't know; I've fel
Ike fool all day." WELL said his wife
conselipgly. you look the very pictur
OF what You feel.'
A wait'r was told by countryman {
"bring something of what be had. IL
waiter brought him regular dinner up
ON small dishes, as is the usual form, an
set them around his plat. Thecountry
man surveyed them carefully a moment
and then broke out: "Well, / like you
samples; now bring on your dinnerr'
Sixty thousand tons OF iron ore hav
sisteiy been imported from the North {
Africa for making Bessemer steel {
iietbiehem, Scranton, and Baldwin, P.
1t came as ballast, and can therefor
compete In price with that mined in Penn
esylvania. 1t cont ,ins more phosphoru
than the iron ores of this country an
Europe, and is better for steel manufal
tire.
When Gen. Crook released S,andin
Bear, 1T Omaha, the old chief said: q
thank God am free man once NOR,
and shall never forget those who hav
helped me. would like 10 find som
Government land and take homestea
like the whit. people do. ! am gettin
old, but / can commence anew Th
Government bas taken all my property
held me prisoner long time, and nov
when il is too late 10 plant. they cay
me, 'Go.
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~The lifelong friend OF Daniel
Wsbsters Mr.. Peter Harvey. tells. that at
. Iese hour, on the night Of bis death, q
fesorjte hmm WAS read to him at his
own request. 1t was that hymn Of Cow.
prs, s'zined throsgh wish the crimson
me Of q vicarious saeri6ee:.
"Thsssis . fountain filled with blood,
To'Drawn from Immanusls veins,
And sinners plunged beneath that Cow
Lose siiEtbeir guilty stains
vhes The hymn was finished, Mr.. Web.
eer, In clear, strong voice, replied
Amen, amen, smen.@
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ATTACHMENT.

Abraham Aesserley 81, plaintiff, Before John
against Martin, J.P.
William Messerley, defendants of Salem
township, Monroe county, Ohio: On the 2Oth
day OF May, A. D. 1873; said Justice issued
an order of attachment in the above action
for the sum of one hundred and eighty one
dollars and sixty eight cents, r$1Sl 6sl 5.
-. ABRAHAM NESSKRLKY, SR.
Cianngton, Ohio, June II, lS79-wS.
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ATTACHMENT.

Abraham Messerlsy, ,sr. plaintiff, ! Before John
against Martin, p.
William Messerley, def't. Of Salem
township Monroe county, Ohio On the goth
day Of May; A. D. 1879, said Justice issued
an order of attachment in the above action
for the sum Of two hundred and ninety nine
dollars and ninety nine cents 1899 s9.l
* nc z, ABRAHAM MRSsRRLRY, SR.
Clarington, Ohio, June 10, lS7s-w3.
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TEXT HOOKS.

Orthography-Wright; Penmanship-Rcleo
tic System, Gecgraphy-taught BY Topics:
Physical Geogrsphy-Cornell; Grammar
Harvey, (also practical Grammar Class for
the benefit OF Teachers); omposition-Swin
ton; Analysis-Greene; Elocution-Kidd;
Readers -McGufey;, Arithmetic and Algebra
Ray; Geometry and Trigonometry Davies;
Philosophy Civil Government
Martin; q. 8. History--Venabie; Rhetoric
Hart; Logio-Sohnyler; Latin Harkness;
Anatomy, Physiology and Hygiens-Cutter;
Metric System and o. s. Bonds will receive
special attention.
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Hs's Grown So Greati

So Northern Ohio Democfst.1
! Besard ls the recipient Of The most
fhlsome flstary from the Republican
press; these Greeks bearing gins have GO
tickisd tie little Delaware statesman,
yhat no Democrat can touch him with Q
ten-foot pole. i
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LECTURES.

Theory and Practice of Teaching; Civil Gov
ernment, Astronomical and Physical Gs-
ography.. hy................... ID. AcVKY.
Theory and Practice Of Teaching; Parliament
tary Law; Rhetoric; o. s. History and Psy-
chology 80. .Rsv. L. B. KING.
Didactics and Historical Geography;
Rsv. G, MCDONALD.
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SCHOOLS.
GRAYSVILLE
SELECT SCHOOL.


THE Fall Term Of this school will com.
l mence July IA, 1879, and continue In
session ten weeks.
Glasses will be formed In all the COMMON
BRANCHES and in any Of the HIGHER, in which
instruction may be desired. Lectures will
be given on theory and practice. Glasses
will be organized for the benefit Of those
desiring to teach.
We take pleasure in announcing to the
public that superior advantages can be Of
fered since the erection of the new and
splendid school building Of which Grays-
vile can boast.
Common Branches. s..............S5 90
Higher ............ 6 90
Tuition will be required in advance except
In case Of special arrangement.
For particulars concerning boarding and
other arrangements, call on or address the
principal. JAS. A. WATSON,
apr2a, Principal.
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Notice to Teachers.

THE Board Of Examiners Of Monroe Csun
i ty will hold meetings foe the examine
tion Of Teachers, as fellows: s5t1
Lewisville, June ID, 1879.
Woodsfeid. |" %. .s.' s7os ~
2R& m9s August Is, - NJ
These examinations will commence at
o'clock a. m. and close at p. m.
A fee OF SO cents is required from eaof
applicant, as q condition of examination, anG
must be paid in advance.
By order Of the Board.
june10.'79. 8. A. ATKINSON Clerk.