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Notice to Teachers.

TNHR Board Of Examiners Of Monroe Coun
ty will hold meetings for the examina
tion of Teachers as follows:
woodsfeld, Saturday. December i3, 1879.
." January 81, 1880.
ID February a. 1880.
These examinations will commence at
O'Clock a. m. and close at 4 4p m, -
A fee OF SO cents is required from each
applicant, as a condition of examination, ant
must be paid in advance.
BY order of the Board.
- 8. scH0oLCRAFT, Clerk.
5,'79td.
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,TNo More white Butter.

No dairyman can afford 10 make and
cell white butter. People who buy but
Ter want it yellow, and are willing to pay
several cents per pound more for 1t than
they would for The lardy looking stuff
they of,en Lsye to take. By using Wells
Richardson q Co.'S Perfected Butter
Color, every dairyman can have the gol.
den color al, June the year Iaund. 1t is
sold by druggists and merchants gene
fally. ~ {it@
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6h ERlFE'S SALE. m1Ei B
Bel 70 l94Q 91B ggaa1l
lo 19a B. f. Oblinger i9sh 9s9
a0ni 4 as VS., sa ri t.Iow 80
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ny virtue Of certain order Of sale 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, and to- me directed
will offer for, sale at public auction at the
east door of the court house in Woodsfeld,o ON
Saturday, the 17th day of January, 1880,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and A
o'clock p, M, Of said day, the following de-
scribsd real. estate situate in Monroe county,
Ohio, to wit: ''i' iei
| Situate In the townships of Perry and
Benton, in said county, and bounded and
described as follows. to wit: afiro
The southwest part of the southwest
quarter of the southwest quarter of section
fifteen, township three, range, five, contain
ing twelve acres more or less.
| Also. the northeast quarter of the north
east quarter of section twenty, township
three. range Eve, containing forty acres.
Said property so ordered to be sold is ap-
praised at $55l. and may sell for two-tbirds
of said appraisement. Terms of sale. cash
before confirmation. -s. isG .!s.AiiseI 60
WIN. READ,
- does, ,,79w5, Sheriff N. C. o.
! OKsy & OKEY, Attys.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

-IsHOMAS BROWNFIELD, Of Pilot Point,
Il Denton county, Texas; Charles Brown,
field, who resides in the State of Texas, but
whose postofiee address is unknown; and
Enos Givens,, Daniel Givens, Charles Givens,
Samuel Givens and Leander Givens, each Of
whom reside near Twiggs postofice, Pleas
ants county, West Virginia, will take notice
that William Givens, ofMonroe county, Ohio,
did, on the l8th'day of November, 1879, file
his petition in the court of osmuon pleas Of
Monroe county, Ohio, against John Breyu
field, and the persons above named, and
others, the only heirs and legal representa-.
,ivss of Enos Brownfield, deceased, praying
that a mortgage given byssaid w illiamE Civ
ems aud wife tosaid Buos Brown6sld on the
west half Of the northwest, quarter ,cf. SEQ
ton fourteen township three, range Ave.
and the southwest quarter of the southwest
quarter of section fifteen, township three,
range Eve, in said Monroe county, Ohio,
bearing date May Ia, 1859, and given to Sc.
cure two otes of $500 each, may be adjudg-
ed paid and discharged, and the same order.
ed released and cancelled of record; that
said William rtivens' title to said premises
may be quieted, and for other proper relief;
and the said Thomas Brownhsld, Charles
Brown6eld, Enos Giysns. Daniel Giyens,
Charles .Givens, Samuel Givens and Leandcr
Owens are notified that they are required to
APPEAR aud answer said petition on or before
January q, 1880. &aNS
WILLIAM GlvRNS,
By Okey & oksy and Jasper Lisk, his Att'ys
noy25, 5,'797.
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NOTlEE on APPOINTMENT

Estate Of John Dougherty, Sr Decd.
'fTHR undersigned has been appointed aud
qualified as Administrator of the estate
OF John Dougherty, Sr, late Of Monroe coun-
ty, deceased d ~
Dated this 2sth day Of November, AID. 1878.
dsc2, 2,'79w3 ANON M0oSE.
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DRESS MAKING.
Rooms Above Jones' Store.

MISS. F. "A JONES
TTAS iustrecsived new supply Of Spring
-Patteras for Ladies, Misses and Chill
dren, and solioits the patronage of the ladies
of Woodsfeld and vicinity. She is prepared
TO DO FIRST CLASS WORK.
Also, cut and fit for those who desire to have
them made elsewhere; 3,
Patterns of all styles for sals--aprl ,'79m3
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NOTICE OF. APPOINTMENT.
1aT "
Estate of Leui Nalley, Deceased.

U,HB undersigned has been appointed and
/ qualified as Executor of the will Of
Levi Nalley, late Of Monroe county, deceased.
Dated this 25th day Of November, AID. 1879.
decg,'79w3 JAMES L. NALLEY.
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e70A WEEK.. sl2 day at home easily
StA made. Costly Outfit free. Address
TRus Co., Augusta, Maine. dec2i'79r
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ing oa bed Of s,cLaess istake cheer, fcr
Ksp Bittersssyyiii Care You.a -
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5, IL iii your PASTORAL da tics ,or q mother worn
,t With cars AMI vor orfsf you arc Eifnply nil,r
n yiu feel weak andf ,iispiritei, 1!liocs c;e.S
knowing why, z ~
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Il yor are a tlsa OF bus1Nnoss, voasene4 by fso
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4, l. toiling over Your ;-n!dAisht WORK.
Hop B..lcrs " .iE.sStrsuGihen XON.
- roa ore yuun1. aRdassuf'ering from aiT r't'~s
.1.i0r ro tooSf.S ae t5 ol;sn te et-e<1
tlo3 L.:tcrs wiif4l:eiicve yor.
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liz, iTop rlp n stoui?eh, Liver and Kidneys }s1
s'speyv.ro all others. ltis perfect Ask Druggists
DE f. an ss0ute and sta blu cure for drunk
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
sAaHt3EA }lf1s-
Estate of Abrahdm Hufmam, Deceased

'THE undersigned has been appointed and
| qualified as Administrator, with the will
annexed of the estate Of Abraham Huffman,
late of Monroe county. deceased. -ssfsr~
Dated this 25th day of vember, ,A.0. 1879
2,'7s-3w. ENOCH MARTIN.
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Cloths. Cashmere & Vesting.

Adds prepared to make clothing in the latest
styles. Also, will ont out suits for persons
1ho desire to have them made elsewhere.
may 20,Is73. CHARLRS LAUKNSTBIN.
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1850.
HARPER'S S MAGAZINE.
ILLUSTRATED.

studying the subject effectively and
from the educational point Of yiew-seek-
ing to provide THAT which, taken aItoge1h-
Eer,-will be Of the most service to the Iarg-
est number-I long ago concluded that, If
could have but one work for 4 public
library, / would select complete SET Of
HARPEK's M05THLY - Charles Francis
Adams, Jr.
Its contents are contributed by the most
eminent authors and artists of Europe and
America, while the long experience Of its
publishers has made them thoroughly CON
yersant with the desires Of the public.
which they will spare no effort to crafty.
The volumes of the Magazine begin
with the numbers for June and December
Of each year When no time Is specified.
it will be Understood that the subscribe
wishes to begin with the current Number.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-01-09
The Word "sozudont,

Which has already become q household
word, is derived from the Greek, and com
posed of TWO words, Sozo and 0dontes.
''Sozo'' translated, means to preserve, and
@0dontes' the teeth-~So ~SoZODONT's q
preseryer of the teeth. And it is true 70
It's name. 1t 0eaptifes and preserves the
teeth, hardens and invigorates the gums,
and eorrects all impurities of the breath,
The odor of this pure preparation is 50
delightful that it is luxury to apply is,
u IS as harmless as water. Sold by drug,
gists and perfumerS
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gdaIsa 5emi -meehlg fuarla
Published
T1esd yG eec T1r1c7ar@
BY
HEMAN and CHARLES E, JONES

HEMAN JONES. BUSINESS MANAGER. !.
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Why Gambetta Broke His Engage
Eaent.

Gambetta is a bachelor; but he has
not lived SO long without having at
least contemplated marriage. The
story Of his engagement to an heiress
ia western France, and its sudden
breaking of. gives US fresh glimpse
of his character. FROM the time of
his leaving his humble home at Cahars,
till his rise to the highest rank Of pub
lie personages, Gambesta lived with
faithful, loving, devoted aunt, who
had followed him TO Paris, and who
made everywhere he went a pleasant
home for him. She was at once his
maid of-all work and his eeBgenial
companion, and he was deeply at
tached to her as she to him. His en-
gagement to handsome and accom-
plished girl, with dot of seven mill
ions, was shock to the good aunt;
but she yielded gracefully to the inev-
liable. When the arrangements for
the marriage were being discussed,
however, the young lady took it into
her head to make it condition of
their union that the aunt should be
exc.u led from the new establishment.
She was scarcely elegant enough to
adorn gilded salons. Gambetta ex-
planned how much his aunt had been
to him; the rich beauty was only the
more obdurate. Gambetta took up
his hat, and, with profound bow,
"Adieu," said he ''we were not made
TO understand each other.s And the
marriage was put off forever
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Some two weeks ago Eve China
men, who were engaged ID grubLing
sage brush for Bob ST. Clair. 81 Biz
Meadows, were found dead III their
camp and the hut which they occupied
burned Coroner Oppenhein beld an
inquest on their bodies, and the Jury.
after full investigation, found that
they had been stupifed BY opium, and
that the fire was caused BY leaving
lamps or candies burning IN the camp.
The camp was bnilt Of sage brush
With earth thrown Up en tie outside.
and covered with canvas. Three of
the bodies were not charred by the
fire, and there were no marks Of vio-
lence on them Indicating that they had
been murdered The Coroner engaged
some Cinnamon 70 bury the bodies,
and returned home The San Francis
co Chronicle says the Chinese who
took charge of the remains believed
that the men had been murdered, the
fire having been set by the assassIns
tor the purpose of coDcealing the
crime They employed a physician To
examine the bodies. and he found that
three of the men had been shot before
the fire touched them, and two Of
them killed with knives. The fright
ehed countrymen of the deceased i'm
mediately wrote the facts to this city.
Colonel Bee receiving the particulars
on Thursday morning, he immediately
dispatched detective to work up the
case, and is now awaiting develop
ments- The theory of the Chinese, as
expressed in the letter, is that the
crime was committed by tramps who
were after plunder, as the Cinnamon
had just been paid of for their labor
and no money was found in their tent.
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sGs ii Brick Bul1rs adjoining Masonic s Wall STREET
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cEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- by she Board OF County Commissioners Of
Boise county, at the Auditors office. IL Idaho City,
Tuesday, January &. 1880.
up to o'clock. NJ OF ssif day for the purpose Of
taking of the INDECENT sex, county poor idiot
e and insane OF Boise comfy for the ensuing year
Bids 10 be as follows. to-wtt.
One bid for the board. lodging. nursing. clothing
and washing fnr the INDECENT sick county poor. ii-
otto and insane OF Boise county, inc1uing ths bari-
al expenses Of all INDECENT sick county poor ilotie
and insane y 10 may die in said Boise county, for
one year trona January s, 1854
One bid for me ical attendance and furnishing
medicines tor the INDECENT sick county poor idiot
ic ard insane of Boise county and for holding post
nortem examinations all who may die in the
county hospital OF said county. aud for all post
mor.em examinations made at the county seat of
said Boise eonnty where the same would be charge
able to the county, for year from January 5,
1880.
Bidders may inelnae the above two subdivisions
in cne bid if desired.
Parties receiving the contracts will be required to
enter the SAME in writine and file bonds with sp-
proved security in the sana of double the alaoans
of their bid. GEO. ". RICHARDS.
Clerk Beard Co Com.
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C. EEa week in your own town. Terms and So
~ outfit free Address. H&LLETT & Co., Port
land, Maine.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-08-13

A prsrxrcH from Fremont. Seb-. Sd,
says that the woman in custody there has
owned up 70 being Mrs. Bender and ha-
made = fun eonse<sion Of all the horrible
crimes c0nmitred On the Bender farm In
Kansas during Isl and 18Th She deciare~-
hDxerer. that the obi man and Kate com
mitrrd al u the murders and that -he was
simply passive spectator
A coxsrGxnExT Of 90 head Of Texas
earrIe recently received BY = Chicago com
rrsssEos house we're slaughtered. and one
fffh ~ the number were found 10 Be dis
eased and eouderned by the Health officers
GLADSTONE. the English Premier, was
lying seriously III on the ID
JoHx McMAHoS. Chicago saloon
keeper. vas shot and killed on the morning
u The "a By burglar whom he discovered
pruxlfnx about his r0cm.
JCHS BoDISE- > waiter, was burned
10 denrh II Terre Hsufe. Ind, On the morn
frr - the 1T He had gone 20 sleep IN
restaurant which caught fre, and was not
anzkened until escape Was out % the gues-
fion- Hi parents resIde a. Martinsvillsr Ill
REPRESENTATIVE STEVENSON has
been rxDominatsd for Congress by the Dem
oerzrs and esrsenbaekers ~ the Thirteenth
Illinois, District
THE Democrats Of the Third Missouri
Dl-srir< have rsnoninzfed Hon. X Graham
Fru~r for Congress-
DIX TASSER entered upon the thirty
seventh day u his flst n noon on the 3D.
Although growing psrceptibIy weaker day
~ day. his attending Physicians generally
conquered in the belief that be could finish
h. forty fnys' fEst without serious detri-
menf, bodily o. mental
A YrRE broke out In husk mattress
factory In PhFlaielpbis On the "a, and owing
/ 10 the infzmm.bIe nature Of the contents Of
The building II vas threatened
with speedy de~trucicu- During the
parEr incident 70 the first alarm, two
vounr women. named Emma Bzner, aged
\ =. and EIirn OxIcsby, sxed =, jumped from
n. fourth scor, on which they wcre q work,
directly into the briek-paved yard at the
\ rtsr of IN house- Mis- Bzncs wxs badly in
iured about the bad and body, but viii
prcs.nly recDver. Mis- OgIssby's injuries
we're fzrai.
A xoB broke into the County Jail u
Hampstead, Tex, the other night, and re-
kssed ~ he prisoners A negro prisoner
inmedissely proceeded 90 The house Of the
sh~rig, and. amer Informing him Of the esca-
pzd<. returned 70 his quarters in jail.
CoLoRADc's population, according 70
The o<Eeizi census reports = l0s,Is1, N in
7e.s~ q rsS,x7 since Is7o- Lake County,
whSch coussIns feadville, lid - people %
1870 II now hss 49, people.
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ISDrsyAroLrs. Ind. July %.
Hon. William H. English transmitted
the following letter Of acceptance Of the
nomination Of candidate for Vice-Presi-
dent 20 the Committee OK Notification to-
day:
To the Hon John W. stevenson. President ~
the Convention. rnc Hon. John "A. stockton.
Chairman and other members OF the Com
rnirtee o. Notification:
GExrLEMEx: have now the honor 10 re-
ply 10 your letter 81 the 18th inst, informing
me that was unanimously nominated for the
of.fce 81 Vice President Of the United States
BY the late Democratic National Convention
which assembled AT Cincinnati. As fore
Swallowed in the verbal remarks made BY me
az the time OF the delivery 81 your letter i
have now 10 say that accept the high trust
with realix M sense Of the responsibility,
and am profoundly grateful for the honor
conferred
THE IATroRx--GEyERAL HAScoCK--ETC.
zcrcpt the nomn alton upon the platform
81 principles adopted by the Convention,
which cordially approve, and ! accept II
quite ~ much because OF my faith In the
wisdom and patriotism Of the great states
man and soldier nominated ON the same
ticket for President Of the United States.
ity to the Constitution, the Union and the
laws, his clear perez ption Of the correct prin-
cfples OF government a. taught by Jefferson,
his scrupulous care 10 keep the military in
strict subordinAtion TO the civil authority,
HE high regard for civil liberty, personal
rights and rights Of property. his ackRowl-
edged ability In civil a well ~ military
H&atrA and his pure and blameless life, al
point 70 him - . man worthy OF the conf
dence OF the people, Not only brave sol
der, . great commander, . wise statesman
and . pure patriot, but prudent painstaking,
practical man Of unqucstioned honesty, trust
ed often with important public dutieA faith
full 10 every trust, and In the full meridian Of
ripe and vigorous manhood, he II In my
Judgment eminently fitted for the highest
ONCE on earth, the Presidency Of the United
etstss. Not only 70 he the right man for the
plnce, but the time has come when the best
Interests Of the country require that the party
which has monopolixed the Executive De-
partment Of the General Government for the
iast twenty years should be retired. The CON
tinu2nce o. that party In power four years
longer would not be beneficial 70 the public
o. IN accordance with the spirit Of our fepub-
lean institutions The laws OF entail have
not been favored In our system OF govern
uent The perpetuation Of properly or place
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TuE v,cerov a. India tslexrsphs that
Avc,S K.k. al ne f.xlow ND sAr Brush
retreat Gen. Burous' force hxs arrived 81
Candahsr. wn<n Ne messenger len Ayoob
Kahn 49, encampet wherc the action Wa
fought Thls seems % cou1rn ~ news thss
Ayoos khAn h1s suffered heavily The
Lendoa u2<s' Calcutta corrcspendsnt
|snys; s.Evsuthi.g ssrns q pstns - c.
burrows hns1ng hsen eeagrn<rs~1. snd
ths battle Of fhu~hki NAkud will probably
- hereafter cited A. one more Instance %
Ne Arfsr 90 - pn.1sn I~ott 'sens =
gallant army p<ins rulnsa - nc .1la'u.1'on
~. = - ,'.s -. 49,. 80
~ .-''-.' !. ..~Ie - - 49, -.s - -.
s~'
eosn :,
AwkAk imfAu'n - : Spanish JUL
nEnf came o. n View Nork my On ne sist-
The exhioition No. given ~ rrAi spanish
tcrero< and The so-e-iied bulls we're Texas
- II UIUNU
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Compiled from Various Sources


TuE Ohio GreenbAckers have nomi-
mated State ticket as follows: Secretary
Of state. Charles A. Lloyd. Of Seneca; SUI
preme Judge. DIV. @. Louden, Of Brown
County; Clerk Of supreme Court. Charles
Bowsall. Of Columbiana; Member Of Board
OF Public Works, Amos Roberts, Of Knox
County; School Commissioners. Il H. smart,
OF Ross County.
A NATIONAL Independent Labor Con-
vention, held IT sharon, Pa, on the 18Th
indoUed the Republican candidates Tor
President and Vice. President.
The boiling Republicans Of the TWEEN
tieth Ohio Congressional District, which
comprises the city Of Cleveland. have nom
mated C. b. Lockwood for Representative In
opposition 70 Hon. Amos Townsend re-
nominated by the regular convention.
SECRETARY ScHURz addressed Re
publican meeting In San Francisco on The
3oth.
The first State election Of the yea
took place in Alabama on Monday, Aug ?
Besides State officers and Representatives II
Congress there were chosen members OF tn
Legislature that will elect s United state
Senator. In opposition to the regular Dem
ocrafic ticket was one made up BY fusiol
Of Republicans, Greenbaekers and indie
pendenfs. Returns from the principal cite
and towns, received up 10 midnight Of the ID
Indicated that the straight Democratic tickle
was chosen BY about $1,000 majority. n
disturbances were reported.
MAJOR JOHN +. SIMPSON, Geners
Manager Of the vandalia Railroad, died /
st. Louis, on the I'd, after very brief illness
aged Al. The cause Of his death was tumo
Of the brain, causing paralysis.