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one-6fth each year With 6 per cent. in
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=. s
'o''o"'as Pe's""s nave oeen ap-
pointed to canvass the several town.
ships:
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Canhss H.,s = Tseio,
e Renton {: 8 Aioen A Mass. "
|fs Pal
nethei--.I.coh ,Kohe,t p Z Han.
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rrsnklinS r. 4 nav a W Ma.on
|El ntsv Willism tsihson
cteeS--Thos' woods' Jos. For. ]
|Hnl,sclsx, n. I. Mitchell.
/. Jsckson--N. D. Garden. Wm. Ha-
thorn. J. Weigel
{, S.. .sS y. ! =; 900 .oo0"'p' sAs' - way
MslaoA-Wm SIo.n. n I. slu.har
Nv. q. Mann, John H. stout
obio--C. Cehrs, F. Zsh, J. J. Yoss,
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kUThe frst assistant Post Master
General has issued orders that the one
cat posiat business Il al abrogated,
and everything put bsck 70 where it was
before the change. An bills, invoices,
blanks 6lled out In writing such -
deeds. policies Of every kind, wedding
certificates short, every thing con-
tanning sny writing whsiever, must 60
It three cents or letter rates. Nothing
but ola. fashioned printed eirculsrs can
20 by mail for one cent. AL else with
: scratch Of writing on Il must spaid
at tull letter rates.
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eTAt Oil City, Pa. On tbe24lt inst.
seven robbers entered the house Of JoHs
CoxuEss, % old man, bsat aud shot bin
uad rosstsd HE site's feet over Ore
until he told them where they would 1ud
'his noueg- 81, 900. They took the
mossy and departed. O beers are scour-
ing che coua,ry, hut no arrests have
been reportsd % this writing. 26sh inst.
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el0 90

The canvassers 10 the townships will
have no trouble in obtaining loan to
aid our County Fair. from the people,
when they fully understand the matter
No one Is asked to give e5 or Sl0 for
nothing, but each subscriber receives
from the Society . Bond. payable one
fifth each year, and 81 the expiration of
the five years each subscriber will have
received his money back with interest
The amount asked from each person is
small, but when put together will make
. sum thst will give Monroe County .
Fair Ground Of not less than IL acres,
easy OF access and with track, ball and
sheds our people will be proud of.
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FOR coUNclLMEN.
William Read.
John Bufkhard.
Robert Pope.
SCHOOL DIRECTORS.
Fritz Reef,
David Ukey.
Fritz Reef.
David Okey.
Wool.

Bosros, March 25-Wool-Quiet and
unsettled Ohio and Pennsylvania extra
4Oal3c; No. l medium 45s48c; Michi-
gan and Wiscsnsin extra S7Aa40c; me-
dIum 4la44c; combing and delain Ala
lSc; Kentucky combing 29s30c; un-
washed wools 16a3Se pulled 30a45c.
PHILADELPHla, March Is Wool
Steady; Ohio. Pennsylvania aud Wes,
Virginia Xxx and above 40a4lc; extra
4Oa4lc; medium 4%a46c; coarse 35s37c;
New York, Michigan, Indiana and Wes
tern fne 39a40c; medium 44a54c; coarse
33a36c; washed combing and delaint
40s4Sc; unwasbed 27aSSc; pulled sos
36c.
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krThe Legislature has recently ad-
ded 10 lhs grounds Tor peremptory chal-
|Ienee Of jusors the following: ~. That
be, not heing : regular Juror Of the
tsrm, has served once already % astaIis-
nan IN the trial Of any cause. in any
court of record ia the county within the
preceding twelve months" This is
|hse,l blow At the professionals.
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TOWNSHIP TICKET.
Trustsss-Thrss to Elect
Michael Lang.
John Stoehr.
Joseph W. Brown.
Clerk.
George p. Dort.
Treasurer.
Fredrick Diehl.
Assessor.
John Eddy.
So, Constsbles.
Charles Burkhard.
II. r Mason.
GET YOUR TICKETS.

Mr.. 8. DENooN has been employed BY
the Passenger Depsrtmentof Of the Cleve.
land 1 Pittsburgh B. r. Persons going
West on business or pleasure, or for the
purpose Of sslsctiDg and locating lands
areinvited to call On hin before select.
ing their route. For safety, speed. COM
fort. and satisfactory attention to travsl-
srs The Cleveland d Pittsburgh and
Pittsburgh II. Wayne 4 Chicago roads
ere unrivallsd. Every intosmaIion Gan
~ Asd.tyrfdtsuSig ghfigxv n odisnefd
Ohio. March I 1881.
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Secretary.

--- OeCtetary sasff
/ To each OF these bonds will be at
tached Eve cupons a. follows:
No. l. Agricultural Society Cupon. -
Bond No. -
That will show the number OF the
bond and the number OF. the cupon Of
the same, one 9th OF the amount sub.
scribed with interest, will be redeenable
each year. The 9Th cupon will be re-
deemed along with TIE bond. This plan
pays every subscriber his money back
with interest. For example: A ten dol
lar subscription will be paid:
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-03-29

Hwe neglected. TO state in our last
issue that M. g. u. DousBEsry Was
not present when the 6nal. vote was Ia
ken on the motion to locate the Fair
Grounds. Had be been be would have
voted in the negative. The vote would
then have stood-yeas 8 nays 2. J
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-03-29

~ The Missionary meeting at the N
& Chutck Isst sunday evening was we'll
attended. The reading and singing BY
the classes WAS drs,-rats. Mrs. o. o!
Mrs.. y. @ Wssr and Mr..
AssEs .OKsr read Interesting ssssys.
wsnt ot spaee preveuts Us from prescpt.
lag she programns in detail.
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WrLts' 'ssots
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NOTICE.s

an the 21st day Of February. 4. D 1851
1.-THE Probate Court Of Monroe CSantys sOhis.
declared the estate Of Thomas Hoihes. dss'd,
TO be probsbly insolvsnt. Creditors are
therefore .quired to present their claims
against the estate to the uidsrsisusd. for
allowance, within six meAtAa fro ~ ths tins
above mentioned. or they vill mot be entitled
to payment. &. z. WOOD,
Adm de bonis mon Of sststs Of sstd dscsdmt.
meh1, 'slt7.
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1NsoLvENr 4 .. NOrICE.

NToTlc1 is hereby given, that the Probats
IN Ceurt Of Monroe csuntys Ohio. has de-
ciarsd lhe sstass Of Rtan Hshsy, dsceassd,
TO be- probably insolvsnt Psraons indebted
TO said estate are required 10 present their
claims. for allowance, within II months from
this date, March -. 1881.
rHOMAS MARTIN,
Aats'r of,ths sstase Of svan asnss, decd.
m6h226lt7,
STAGES B DHiess. Ateys.
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rHE SPIRiT O. DEMOCRACY.


llInsly S6sss 81 nsssies 10 .hs town
seu5I6sst Bslnoks sooaly.
ste 6lsd q lsssu shat sDf. g ~.
sssvx.is health Z iapFovlns. s.
enlzxz1ts4 Local of tbe Wheeling
Js,xps vlalss& \ sedl1e|t last wssk &
1>d1 Iscxs. ~ lkeo nidee, villse.
hevs . calIfesnla ssssat vesk.
4 sainlioa q ,hs herss trade preb-
len wlIl b found slsbwkefs a this Pc
per. . s 8 s 5; 5
Ails.Ilos ! issl.sa i ts sds,Iil.t-
eses os +. nlls AsseAsnt esllairs.
Ohio q Y
~. c61sn6n ospo - Bsneeod.
- yk y skltIsy y nothst q shis
,sus 49,. tss esss appointed
~ ~ = llll,dIf l1aES = plscs q
1ow8 {In An1|EEM - =, ~ its
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AGENTS AND CANvAssERs
Make from 425 20 $50 per
week selling goods for E. q RIDE.
OUT 4 CO., 10 Barclay street. New
York.
Send for their Catalogue and terms.
aug24, '80ly.
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1NrIRMARv OlRECToR.

ED SPIRIT: Announce JACOB DKUM,
Of Perry township. - candidate for rsnom
ination for the once Of In6rmary Director;
subject to the decision Of st the Democratic o
Nominating Convention.
NAsy DRMocRAT,.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-03-29

Ed. SP.Rir: Announce C. H. MILL
GAN. Of Washington township, - . candidate
for Commissioner, subject to the decision Of
the Democratic Nominating Convention.
MANY DRxo RATS.
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Ed. Spirit: Announce PETER DoRK,
Of Malaga township. - candidate for Com
missioner; subject to the decision Of the Dem.
ocratic Nominating Convention.
MANY DENoCRArs
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate of Nicholas Weymiller, Dec d
'1NHR undersigned has been appointed and
/ qusli6sd as Executor OF the last will and
testament Of Nicholas Wsgm'llsr, late Of
Monroe county. deceased.
Dated this l6th day Of March, 4 D 1881.
mch2a, Slw5. J. JACOB Y0SS, u.
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! ED Spirit: Announce WILLIAM s..
WAY. Of Warrington township. ~ candidate
for Treasurer; suhject TO the decision Of the
Democratic Nominating Convention.
NAxY DxxocRArs.
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Ed. SriRiT Announce WILLIAH F.
ScHEurELE. Of Center township. as a candi.
date for Treasurer; subject to the decision Of
the Democratic Nominating Convention
MAxY DRnDcRAfs.
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EgThe Bond that each subscriber to
the Agricultural Society fund willire.
ceive is in the following form:
MONROE counrY AaRIcuEruRA soclErr
BOND.
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En-. Spirit: Announce N D. GAR
DEN, OF jackson township. a. . candidate for
Commissioner; subject ~ the decision of the
Democratic Nominating Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS
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PROBATE JUDGE.
TREAsURER.

Ed SPIRIT: Announce / D. RILEY, al
Sunsbury township. a. . candidate for rreasu-
rer; subject to the decision Of the Democratic
Nominating Convention. MANY DEMOCRATS
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tss9
BUSlN ESS NOTICES.
Brackets, Brackets.

Call At waddsll 1 Hslblins's and see their
6ns sslsction Of Brackets, Corner and Siie
Brackets, Paper Racks, Clock Shelves 30
In fact anything that you want In that line,
they can furnish 10 you on short notice.
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W. T. WIbA, Escyetdy
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Ed SPrRIr: Announce WILLIAM I.
HuRD. OF Salem township. as candidate for
Commissioner; subject to the decision of the
Democratic Nominating Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATIC.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-03-29

Ed. SPIRIT: Announce JAMES Il Nor
PIs, OF Center township, ~ . candidate for
Prosecuting Attorney; subisot to the dscisiol
Of the Democratic Nominating Convention.
l.s AANr DBxocsArs.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-03-29

, MERIT ALWAYS WINs.-The In
iA0A Increasing demand for . safe and GER
nsSa n the lsr sss q r
Worm Syrup All persons using this
valuable remedy unite IN its praise. Safe,
Sure and Pleasant. g Children cry for it.D
Sold by all dealers. 25 cents.
Fold By J. I. JUDKINs, woodsasld, Ohis.
I. Il. PATT4RsoN, Prop'r, St. clairs
Vile, Ohio.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-03-29

Barncsville Real Estate Agency.
Eight Farms in this ard adjacent
Counties and fifteen pieces Of Town prop.
erty now offering. Address
]. T. ScorIELD, Agent.
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CORONER

Ed SPIRIr: Announce JAMEs ANDER
son. of Leo township. as candidate for 70.
nomination to the Office Of Coroner; subject to
tho decision Of the Democratic Nominating
Convention. MANY DEMOCRATS.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-03-29

et II feflper day = home, SAMPLES worth
N W MUsb Tree. Addfsss 5rIssoS / TO-.
PortsaAd, lains, = : mohS, ,'slS,
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Ed SrfRIr Announce GEoRaE,S AL
GEO. Of Benton township. - = candidate for
Sheriff: subject 70 the decision Of tho Demo.
cratic Nominating Contentioh
- MANY DEMOCRATS.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-03-29

WooDsrIEID, OHro. --, 1SS--
The Monroe County Agricultural So.
ciety promises tc pay to----
or order, TEN DOLLARS, with 8 per
cent. interest, 10 Eve annual payments,
payable in gate tickets. membership, en-
trance for stock ani all articles for which
premiums are offered by the Society, or
In cash At the annual election 10 January
eanh year. -----, Pres.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Esta,s Of Matilda Mc.Jilion, Decd.

THR undersigned has sbssn appofn.ed and
l qualified ~ Administrator Of the estate
Of Matilda NcJiltons ists Of Monroe county
deceased.
Dated this 18th day af March, A. D 1881.
rnch22, ,'slw5 GR0RAE McJlLTON
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@lfin buying Groceries" you want "full"
value for your money go to Schumscher's. OPP
posite the Bank. 9
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CO N sslssIonER.

. Ed. SPIRIT: Announce EBENEzER TAY-
IoR. of Suusbury township, a. y candidate for
Commissioner; subject to the decision of the
Democratic Nominating Convention. .,sg
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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PROsECUTING, ATTORnEV

En-. SPiRir: Announce JoHM b
DRIaos. Of Center township. - : csndidats
for Prosecuting Attorney; subject % the dsois-
ion Of the Democratic Nominating Convention
81 MANY DENocRATs
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Announcements

~ Annoarciag The mines Of Cdndi.
dates % each. Tickets 81 per tAousasd,
payable in advance -
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0Hyou vast Farniturs 20 TO Waddsli
b Relblins'a before purchasing elsewhere.
they can suit you In price and quality. Give
them . call.
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p> : l1a,dus sibure Is pliss 81
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NJ 49, = -
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SolilsS y o(ko1 = |efl6}(s rslnra66'
kon> Esjtny evenInr &
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x,lts~s e6dntx YsS1 shIa vsek. !.
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B1Sxson land i shesif's
ssl.' s. IL ia inss., ior o1,s7o.:
3 80 I; sss ssI :, 49, q 80 s.,r J,
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MapNh IN .--G GDrwa n MILL, al n -
I'm. -. go = = M r"..S u nsu
- = M.s. =. .., -. u. !, sssS Nm, - IAesuso,s
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49,. - ~s1esg sc q, .s..a, s. az = ~. 49,. ~ :.
49,. 49, ~ r..s ~ 'ss 'a' s''s -
S1"oy m..S' s's'' &C. 1s. H' = 49,. ...,.
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=. I eulyernonse ana jacob ost we're
.p.s ssa.s 8 hs.rrs s e.. u,,n. r~..,
llors 81 she lat WIN md Testamen, Of
lDsn'l Devose, decd, rendered bic resiR-
nation, end kis1aoetn -. pevore. ne re-
- asss2 81. q 3 q yssse ss''ss - =. :.
s.s,'s ,s,,sNaa .sa sesy 2. :.
q b ssz sos'p ~ c.ss sss'us. sls nssss
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So. ssss g q ~ -
ssss a az ~. - ~ = ~ Any -
sssss. 4 81, s.-;ss. - s., s' ~ SsSs 80 IS = ,s:.s ~,
s. 3 . 0sus's = 8 ~ 0ss ssSvsu ~
q ~. Carroahers Adm,r ~ tbe :.
| tsfa soY George McCammon. lec'd. acc.
ana xccpari. z ,,ceivsd a1sf "a. 'n.i.,
ont 6l6l s. halanco Il. fha hands ~
lthe xflnlniairat1r go a
Il @ ". Potta. Aflmsr az The estate
- F.r-,A ~ f--.s 800 a..x .s...-s 8
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CONVENTION, MOADAT, april. 4.
REPREsEsTArlvE.

Ed SPIRIT: Announce WILLIAM H.
BoofH, Of WsLhington township, ssa candi.
date for Representatives: subject to the dc.
cision Of the Democratic Nominating Con-
vention MAxy DEMOCRATS.
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81 Dsssot} ~ q sansbarv town
j sh|Sr ~ 1oIIosIae ticket on
(>s lDH Io6l: Itussees =. DIxor,
ii H 81 Sr1< ~ p n Lorrs Clerk
Fl Xso.ls Trss1ursr-J. n. MAE
's9gqEA = Gs!ssIrs.
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sHERlFF.

Ed SPiRIr: Announce Thomas o
LITTLE, of Center township. as candidate for
Sheriff; subject to the decision of the Demo.
cratic Nominating Convention.
MANY DE,roCRATs.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-03-29

The following subscriptions 70 the
Agricultural Society we're taken on
Thussdav. the alth inst.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-03-29

Ed Spirit: Announce CHRis. LUDE,
OF Sunsbury township, ~ candidate for
Sheriff. subject to the decision of the Demo.
cratic Nominating Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-03-29

En-. SPIRIT: Announce LOUIS SuLEs-
BuRGKn az ) candidate for Sheriff: subject to
the decidon Of the Democratic Nominating
Convention MANY DEMoeRArs.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-10-13
Soul Burying.

Whenever an Abchasian is drowned
his friends search carefully for tie
body, but if this is not found they pro
ceed to capture the soul of the deceased,
measure which has then become
matter of Importance. A goat skin
bag is sprinkled with water and placed
with its mouth, which is stretched
open for hoop, looking towards the
river, near the place where the man
Is supposed to have been drowned.
Two cords are stretched from the spot
across the river as bridge on which
the soul can come over. Vessels con.
tanning food and drink are set around
the skin, and the friends of the de-
ceased come and eat quietly, while a
song is sung with instrumental accom-
paniments. The soul, 1t is believed, is
attracted by the ceremonies, comes over
on the bridge that is laid for it. aud
goes into the trap. As soon as it has
entered-that is when the bag is infa-
ted by the breeze-the opening is
quickly closed, and the bag is taken up
to the burial place where grave has
already been prepared. The bag is
held with the opening to the grave, the
strings are united, and the soul-that
is, the wind in the bag-is squeezed in
to the grave and the burial is after
wards completed. This rite is consid
cred as equivalent value with the bur-
ial of the body, and the grave is treat
ed with the same honor as if the body
were really within it.-Popular Science
Monthly.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-10-13
Prepared by Or. J. G. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
sold RY ALL pRuaarsrs xxxaYMHrzx.
LEGAL NOTICE.

NONRAD ARRAs, whose place of residence is un-
Oknown to the plaintiff hereinafter named will take
notice that Mary E. Orwig, of Henry county, Ohio,
did, on the 18th day Of September 1881, file her pe-
tition in the Court Of Common Pleas, within and for
the said county of Henry and State OF Ohio, against
the said Conrad Arras, setting forth that the said
Conrad Arras, on the 30th day OF December, 1852,
received from the Governor Of Ohio deed from the
State for the of the southwest
ter of section 25 in township 5, north of range 6,
east, in iIeDrycount Ohio containing 40 acres Of
land that subsequent TO said 30th day of December
1882 and prior to December 49, 1858, the said Conrad
Arms conveyed said land by deed In fee simple to
one Hannah Sheing, who lost the same without II
having been recorded that said painti now the
title to said land by regular and connected chain of
cOnveyances from the said Hannah Sheing and her
husband legally executed and recorded and that she
Is now In the peceable possession Of the same that
by of the want of record and loss of said deed
from the defendant to the said Hannah Sheing there
Ia lapse in said chain of title which operates as
cloud upon the same, tending to diminish its value,
and that she unabeby of the unascertained
residence of said defendant his deed to her
for said land and alleging that by Of said lost
deed the said defendant has apparent title to and
interest in said land adverse to the plaintiffs title
thereto, and praying that upon final hearing of said
cause her title to said land may be quieted and for
other equitable relief and the defendant is notified to
appear and answer said petition or before the Sd
Saturday after the 2Oth day of October, 1881.
MARY E. ORWIG.
By Hague Hubbard, her Attys
Sept. 15, 1ssl-6t IA 90
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From N. Y. independently
President Garfleld's Insurance.

Aside from the subscription fund for
the benefit of Mrs. Garfield and some
$25,OO0 in real estate, the Presidents
widow and children will receive $35,
600 in the way of insurance which the
President had effected upon his life.
He took out policy for $4,000 in
the New York Life Insurance Com
pany no longer ago than April 23d of
the current year, paying one premium
thereon. At the time the company
considered him a splendid risk and
would gladly have insured him for
lsany amount. AS soon as An admins.
traitor of the estate is appointed, the
) company will Immediately pay the loss,
without discount. General Garfield
also took out policy for $4,000 in
the Equitable Life Assurance Society
of this city shortly after his nomination
to the Presidency, the premium Of
which fell due and was paid few days
before he was shot, Upon the an
nouncement of the Presidents death
the Society sent check for the amout
of the policy to their agent in Phila-
delphia, with instructions to notify At.
torney- General Mac Veah, as the repre-
sentative of the family, of the fact.
This check is now in the Attorney.
Generals possession.
Upon entering Williams College, in
1854, the late Preaident insured his
life for $500 in the Mutual Life OF
this city, using the policy as security
for loan of $500. He repaid the
loan soon after graduation and the pol
icy was allowed to lapse.
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Punched u. S. Silver Coin

will be taken at par by Humphrey for the next thirty
days fer all his nonsecret remedies such as Cascaa
Bitters Improved Liver Pills. Southern Liver Resu-
lator, Horse Liniment, Extract Buchu, Blackberry
Cordial, Comp Syrup Sarsaparilla, and Tod. Potassa
and Horse Powders, Poultry Powders, etc. The
above remedies are standard goods, no quack nos
trums among them 4t
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INVENTORS

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