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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-02

pY VIarU S OF decree the Ciseu Court
S Of thu United SLst1a for ,ha Eastern district
OF Virginia IN the case OF T. x. Robertson w.
5. i. sEd D. Dow & et Il aud in pugsuancs CT
deed Of tiu:t by SdWsrd Z. Wills aud wife
TO ma, as Trustee, 10 sscufe $ r. sad j. Dow
Ing The pay nIent OF siI Thousand dollars with
interest from tue d:tH Of said deed, which deed
is Of record Ia the Office Of The clerk Of Prince
William County, l Will, AS III trustee and IS
tru'tee appel ted By said decree, on TUES
DAY. tho I'D day of November, 1881, at II
o'clock m in front OF the market building, on
Royal street. in the city Of Alexandra, ". pro
coed 10 sell at public suction TKACT OF
LAND, IL Prince William ctunty Virgins,
binding in part upon the Neab:co ron and in
Fart ulon P0weis run, and hear Fraest0ne
station, OF tho Fredericksburg and Poto &C
Railroad. II being part Of tho tract known ss
"H1LO," and the same land convey ed BY L. B
Hoeertson, tom missioner, 10 SAID e. Nj. W il is,
consisting of six hundred snd seventy. Gig t
snd ons na!f acre., mcra or less, and more psr.
ticulhr,y described in said deed Cf trust Said
property will be sold in whole or in separate
parcels. rs may be deemed 10 The interests OF al
parties concerned.
Terms: One thousand dollars ia cash, two
thousand dollars in ak months from the day of
tsie and the residue il two equal insthlments,
payable respectively in one ana Two years from
the day oil sslc, WITH interest upon the deferred
payments from the day Of sale; such deferred
payments to be secured by negotiable notes of
the purchaser, With satisfactory Endorsement,
SID deed OF trust W on the p:emises; the con.
Veysnces and expenses thereof and OF recording
To be borne by the u;c4aser.
W. PETER WISE, Trustee.
sol. for :. +. & D. po~:ing
oct4 w4w
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If YOU Want q Cheap or Fine OVelcJs
Ulstereue, or Reversible O7erc!a. We have th!
best assortment Gtd the lowest prices 10 tht
city. S. WATERMAN & Son,
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EOk SALE-A FARM, co1tsining ONE
IL HUNDRED AID THIkTEEN ACRES,
seven miles from Alexandra. on the road to
AecOtink. and near Mount Vernon. adjoining
the lands of Di!worth Euckman, Taylor W..
Blount and others. The mproy emerts consist
of TWO STORY DWELLING, nearly new,
barn and other out buildings There is also q
GOOD apple sni pear orchard on the premises.
Price So LOO.
If not sold by the FIRST OF DECEsBER,
1t will be for rent for the year 1882 For further
particulars irqure OF Walter Walton or John
Is hl;ngev, AcCOtiQk, Va, cc,IS-ao1mx
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"a Ask your druggist Tor e copy OF ~ oupe
Men, Frlcod" and read It!
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By r. T. Lucas, Auc,ioneer.

TOM M1SS1ONERSS ALE-By virtue Of de-
~ crecs ofthe Circuit Ccur. of Fairfax county,
vs.. rendered ct tue june term, 1881, Novem
Der term, 1850 aud June term 1881, thereof, in
the chancery cAu,e Of w. T. Emerson and wife
ct ais. vs. Elvs NJ Emerson ct ais the subscri-
Der, as commissioner of sale in said cause, will
expose for sale at lu5lic auction on SATUR.
DAY, the 9th day OF November, 1881, at II M e.,
in front Of the market building, on Royal street
IN the city of Ale1andris, Va, LOT OF
GRUUND. with . Two STORY FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE, in the village of West
south aide of Duke street. extended, q abort dis.
lance wet OF the "Stone rrdge," ard contain
ing two roods and twenty FIVE poles, being part
OF the real estsIe of which Hsrri:on Emerson
died seZ ID. 9
Terms Of Sale: One nh of the purchase ION
ey IN Cash, nnd ihs residue in three equal pay
menis, at six, twslve and eighteen months from
the day Of sole; thu deferred payments to besr
lntetest from the Gay of sale and to DO secured
oy the notes OF the purchase, with good per
Aonal sscui.y and tue retention Of the tito I'm
Il! the Lac! payment ia m,de.
ALBERT STUART,
octt-aodts Commissioner of Sale.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A TEN
~ ACRE LOT. near Falls Church, Fairfax
county, Was Con missioner of the Circuit
court OF Fairfix county, Va, ir the suit of
Lzsrby Va Tanner ct AL, l will offer at public
auction On MONDAY, Novenbsr IA, 1881, 81
II NJ, st Ccurt House door, Fairfax U. H, Va
a TEACT OF LAND, containing TEN
ACRES, belonging 10 the Q1m, heirs, situated
on county rosd about three.quarters OF mile
southwest of Fails Church, adjoining tsrns Of
Brush. FMz and others 1. is Ice ted ca an
emlneDce. about one.q IArter in wood, and ite
soil is good.
Terus: Ono,third cash; the residue ia two
equsl ins!sments At four AID eight months with
Interest; bonds TO be given for the deferred pay
nieuts lid lien reserved On property.
s. FERGUSON BEACH
oc!29.ondte Comnissioner.
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AUCTION SALES.

4 COMMISSIONERS SALE.-As Commits
~ sonar of the Circuit Court of Alexandris
county. Virginia, in the sui. of Boach's e1ecu-
tors VS.. Roachs devisees. will ofsr for sale at
public suction. on MONDAY November q,
1881, in front of the Court House of said county,
TWO TRACTS OK PARCELS OF LAND in
said county, portion Of the farm owned by the
late james Roach, being the parcels designated
as No. and No. on the plat OF division fled
in the cause
No. contains 43 "a s r. D., fronting on the
Arlington Turnpike. and has on it q FRAME
DWELLING and BARN.
No. 5 contains II q. r. T., and is situated
INN ediately ia the resr of n c. 4, and is bound
By Sisson on the west
Terms: Twenty per cent cash balance in x,
twelve ard Eighteen months on interest bearing
bonds with Lusety. and title retained till full
payment. 5. FERGUSON BEACH
oct26-eod4s Comm issoner.
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nc..G.euL:

Fs'tU&TRES SALE OF DWELLING
= HOUSE and & Els and SAW MILL
by Virtue Ct Z GUed Of trust from James WEIGH
81 vie bearing date ihs 20:h Of November.
les, recorded in lib9r y, M 4, fOo 70, land
TecCF3s 0t fsIrfaz county, under tho C ectioa
lie suction OF MOAUAY, Tho list Of Il oven ber
1881. ~ Fairfax 9 H., in front Ct Tho Cour.
house door, valuable DWELLING HJUSh
GE!oT and SAW MILL. Trn said property
!ieE Oh Inc Georgetown turnpike in F.irfsx
county, aid Is sbou. lime titles from Gaorge-
Town. u. q Tho K; es!er pbrS Of tue machinery
|, new and a fire conci.ioa.
Terms: 60 much cash az will n.y Tho costs
sEc expenses OF sale Ed the sum Of 5 $50 with
interest on said cum from Dec, l2.h, 1879, TO the
day CT sGlo, the balance upon Il credit of l. z AID
5 gears, with interest fem the day cf sails upon
deferred irslalments, &c he secured by deed Of
trust upon the property sold.
j. M. LOVE,
octl9 wiW SUbstitu ed Trustee.
E AND DWELLING HOUSE BY virtue
OF q deed of trust from jsnIes Wa'ch and wife,
bearing date the 20.u OF april, 1872 rtcorJat in
:lher 4 nc. 4. foiIo 30l, land records Of Fairfax
county. az the request OF tbs psrty secured,
shall Cter for sale ut public auction on MON
DAY, the 2lat Of November 1881. ST Fairfax &.
T., in front Of the Court House door. q Yslu,bl
STORE EOuSI; forty by twonty feet. with
DWELLING HOUSE attached with al be-
cessary out buildings and situated st Vienns, Oh
The Was hington and Ohio Z. K.
TENN: 30 much cash rs will psy The ccs.s
ard eApensss Ct sale ard The sum CT SlCC0 with
interest at 10 pcr cent from tho Isl OF February,
1878. on s.id sum ill dsy Of sale the balance
upon credit Of twelve m onths from tho day of
sale secuEci by lien on the property sold
JAMES III. LOVE,
ocll9.H4w Substituted Trustee.
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VlkG1N1A: In the Clerks Office CT Kin
George Circuit Court, October II, 1881.
Elizabeth n. A. e. hooe and Xsrifs Hooe
complsiaants, agsinst Abss(om h. Bsinbrdge'
Robert. & Bainbridse, Elizabeth Ii. Cass.Sd,
J.sephine Chase, Seymour Hooe Emily Eooe
and Harriet Hcoe. the last four chi dren OF
Se! m u Hooe, deceased. and Others. defend
snts. In chsncery.
The object of this suit is 10 subject tho zeal es.
tate in the bill named and known az Fried.
lsnd' and "Dissengton" 10 the pay m ent Of q lien
thereon given By The laso Geo,geann1 s Hooe,
for the sum o! $40 476 u, evidscced by four
bonds DO Tor $500 Is each, to VIM S. Barton and
w. L. Mason, special commissioners, under q
decrse OF the Circuit Court of King George
county rendered in the chsncsry cause CT Hooe,
guardian, against Hooe and others, and for other
purposes in said bill named
And affidavit having been made and filed that
the above named defendants are non residents
OF this State il is ordered that they appear here
within one month after dus publication of this
ORDER, and do what ia necessary to protec. their
Interests in this SUIT. A. copy-tes.e:
VIM. S. BROWN, Clerk
y. y. M Jason, p q. oC.l0-m4m
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALES.
PUBLIC S ALE
OF THE
WASHINGTON G0HI0R. B.

Under authority of decree OF the Circuit
Court OF Richmond city, rendered April g, 1880.
in the suit of Henry Lewis ct ais. ve. the W. &
Q. K. K Company g. .ls.. cad affirmed by the
Court Of Appeals of Virginia 81 It's September
term. 1881. the undersigned, special Commits
sioners, will, st IL o'clock NJ, on the
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essss sAaH ssas ssmw.s

ss'ss sAAG Vas GsGMx.
EOR RENT-The DWELLING stlhe cor
A. ner CT King and Alfred streets. Possession
given November | 1881.
oc2l-tt EDW'D. Il DAINGSEFIELD
FOR RENT Or SALE-Tae splendid RES
n lD&NCE and q BOUNDS kuovn as
'COLEOSS," the residence Of the late Tht III ..
son r. Mason. apply to
GHEEN s. WISE,
augt7-!f RoAi EStsts gents.
EOK SA LE.-One o: the largest ard uost
a. eligibly located RMSiD&3lUgS wish spa-
cious grounds attached, in the city. For tarmr,
&C., apply TO Green s. Wise i.3l-tf
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n Agents wanted for Life of
uHnFIcl President Garfield A com.
plete, faithful history from
Conwell. Books all ready for delivery. an
elegantly illustrated volume. Endorsed edition,
Liberal serms. Agents take orders for from 20
10 90 copies daily, Outsells any other book ten
to one. Agents never made money 90 fast The
book sells ITSELF Experience not necessary.
Private terms free.
GEO. STINSON & CO.,
ocI6-lm Portland, Maine.
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Legal. NOTICES.

IFIEGlNlA: ClerL's ciice of The Circuit.
Court CT The city OF Ale1sndria. October
Il. 1881.
Jsnes r. Carlin, conpsiran
vs. In charcsry.
alex. Hunter ct els defts
Whereas J.mes r. CRrn heretofore e. hibi.ed
10 CUT Circuit of the city Of alexandria his bill
OF complaint against Alexander Hunter ard
Others, whereupon eundry proceedings hive
been had, as appears from the recC r Is and files
OF said Court tus before final d. Geo cJulu bs
promo u CD in the Cause James a. Cal I'D who
had become party defendant to said suit, de-.
parted this lifs leaving Harry e. GARFIELD
james K. Gsrf5ld, Molhe Garfield, Irwin Med
Garfield and Abram Garfield, hls heirs ut Law. and
Lucretis K Garfield, his widow i'm survyir Q :;
and The sid James r, Csrlin having III 2phc ,teo
W for proper rsIcdy in this behalf and we
Uelr E willing IN Il wbAt is right and Just sh ouid
be done; and it appe.rirg by affidavit that the
said barry A. Garfield, J.m:s K. Garfield,
Mollie Gal field, Irwin Med. Garfield, Abram
Garfield aud Lucretis K Garfield are not resi-.
dents OF this State, it is ordered III. they appear
here within on" Month sfser due publication of
Ibis order TO show if anything for themselves
they have or know to say why the Said suit
should not TO proceeded in TO a aal decree and
be IN all Thugs in the same plight and condition
as 1t was al the timo Of lhs decease of the said
james A. Garfield, and further 10 do end re-
ceive what our said Court Lh .l in t. at psrt con.
slider. A copy-test:
MORTON MARYE, Clerk.
O. y. Stuart, q oct2e-w4S
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a MS AXESl VIM Mann's Red Warrior
"A and Carin's celebrated Light Horse Harry
brands of Axes, Wholesale and retail By
ocIl3 JAS 4. CABIN IL SONS
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NALL AND EXAMINE THE MARY.
~ LAND BISCUIT WORKER at
MCLEAN s. UHLERS
Jy9 76 King street
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WOODBURN SARVEN WHEgLy-A
W stock of these Wheels always ia store,
and orders received for special sizes
JAS. +. Cabin & SONS.
aug18 "a K;ne st,oet
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-05-19
New goods this week at the Mammoth
Memorial of Respect.

Again the members Of Boliver Lodge,
and the Masonic fraternity, are called
upon to chronicle and lament the depar-
ture from the earthly life Of an esteemed
and honored brother Mason.
Brother JOHN MORRIS DAUGHERTY died
on the 9TH day of May, 1881, aged IS
years, 3 months and % days. He had
been a member of the Order and of this
Lodge almost 81 years, and honored his
profession and the Order he loved by an
upright life. 1t is customary to say OF
the departed that they are dead, but in
reality, as be believe, the terminus OF the
earthly life is but the birth into the High
er Life, where pain and trouble are I'M
known, and where joys never end.
Our beloved brother has realized the
change that awaits US all, and is at rest
after a well-spent life. Though we re-
gret and deplore the deprivation of his
companionship and his counsel and as
sistance in u efforts for the benefits Of
the race, yet we do not mourn as dc
those who have no hope, trusting in the
christians faith OF a better life beyonc
the River. S2a@
Our brother has but gone. before us
and it behooves us to honor his memory
by an imitation OF the virtues that adorn
ed his earthly life.
Friend and brother, we bid thee a last
farewell on Earth. Rest in peace.
T. J. LARsH,
B. HUBBARD, Com.
w. B. MIKEsELL,
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-05-19

Meats of all kinds are well advanced
in price now, and the consequence is that
those who have not reasonably fair in
comes cannot afford to indulge in this
wholesome food. The best cuts are sell
ing at ten cents, and the majority of US
are compelled to substitute eggs for meat,
and it is, perhaps, better forsus. consid-
ering the Suggestions following. The
POULTRY REVIEW informs its readers that
about one-third Of the weight of an egg
is solid .nutriment. This is more than
can be said Of meat. There are no bones,
no tough pieces that have to be laid
aside. A good egg is made up of ten
parts shell, sixty parts white and thirty
parts yolk. The white of an egg contains
sixty-six per cent. water, the yolk fifty
two per cent. Practically al egg is ami
NAL food, and yet there is none of the
disagreeable work OF the butcher neces-
sary to obtain it. The vegetarians of
England use eggs freely, and many of
these men are eighty and ninety years
Opu, dIlu nave DScu ICuldT AdDiy HSo IOH
illness. Eggs are best when cooked four
minutes. This takes away the animal
taste that is offensive to some, but does
not harden the white or yolk so as to
make them hard to digest. An egg, if
cooked very hard, is difficult of digestion
except by those of stout stomachs. Such
eggs should be eaten with bread and
masticated very finely. An egg spread
on toast is fit food for a king, if kings de-
serve any better food than anybody else,
which is doubtful. Fried eggs are less
wholesome than boiled ones. An egg
dropped into hot water is not only clean
and handsome, but a delicious morsel.
Most people spoil the taste of their eggs
by adding pepper and salt. A little
sweet butter is the best dressing. Eggs
contain much phosphorus, which is sup
posed to be useful to those who use their
brains much.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-05-19
Notice to Contractors.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
LIN there will be sealed proposals at
the office of the Clerk of the Board Of
Education, of Lanier Township. in
West Alexandria, in the County of Pre-
BILE, State of Ohio, until II O'Clock,
noon, on SATURDAY, June 4th. 1881,
for the furnishing of material and con-
struction of an addition TO and plaster
ing the ceiling of the School House in
sub-District No. s of said Township.
Each bid must contain the name of
every person interested in the same,
and must be accompanied by the names
of two dfsinterested persons, that if the
bid is accepted they will enter Il a
bond with the contractors, that the
performance of the contract will be
properly secured.
Bids must spec fly both labor and ma
terial called for by the specifications,
and the cost of each article must be sta
ted separately, and tile price of labor.
The Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. eF
The Board will pay one-half the cost
of said addition to said house when I'M
der roof, if built to the satisfaction of
the Board, and the other half when said
building is finished, if built in accord
anee with plans and specifications and
to the satisfaction Of the Board, and ac-
cepted by them.
Plans and specifications of said build
ing will be ready from and after the
25th day of May, 1881, at the Clerks Of
flee of the Board.
Contractors may use the materials of
the wall to be taken down, or SO much
thereof that will be good.
By order of the Board of Education.
S. BLACK,
m5-4w Clerk of Board.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-05-19
Notice to Contractors.
AUDITORS OFFICE,

ANaAON3 ~ NA0S W, 49,
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
y received at this office until II o'clock
NJ, THURSDAY, June I'd, 1881, for the
material and labor required for each
separate and distinct trade or kind of
mechanical labor necessary for build
ing two brick buildings and repair of
the old one on the Infirmary farm, &C
cording to plans and Specifications
which will be on file in this Office on
and after May 10th, 1881.
No bid will be received for the whole
work, or for any greater portion than
il embraced in one trade or kind of me-
chanical labor.
Each bidder or bidders may bid on
either or all kinds of mechanical Ii Dor.
Each bid must contain the name of
every person interested therein, and
must be accompanied by a sufficient
guarantee OF some d~isinterested person
in a penalty equal to the mount of the
bid, that it tfe bid is accepted a con-
tract will be entered into, and the per-
foImance off properly secured.
Each bid must be Endorsed with the
kind of work bid upon and addressed
TO this office.
The right to reject any or all bids is
reserved.
By order of the Board of County
Commissioners.
w. B. MIKESELL,
Aud. and Clerk Of Board.
maV5-w4
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-05-19
Road Notice.

NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVBN that
IN a petition will be presented 90
the Board of County Commissioners of
Preble County, Ohio, at I'll cir ensuing
session, on the first Monday in June,
1881, praying for the location of a Free
Turnpike Road on the following line,
to-wit: Beginning at the Eaton and
Manchester Free Turnpike Road, near
the south end of the bridge across Ban
ta's Fork of Twin, some 10 or 20 rods
from the corner OF sections No. IA, Is,
% and %, township 8, range 2 east
thence enthusiastically with the line
of the present county road, or as near
as may be deemed practicable and suit
able for a good road, through the north
west and norsh-east quarters of section
No. %, and to the Eaton and Lewis
burg Free Turnpike Road, near the
line between the northwest and south
west quarter of section No. 81 in said
township and range, and there to ter
inmate. Said petitioners ask that there
may he an extra tax levied upon the
lands and taxable property within the
bounds of said proposed Free Turnpike
Road, said tax 20 be at the rate of one
mill on each dollar valuation in any
year, and said tax to run for a period
of eight years.
MANY PETITIONERS.
mavh-w4
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-05-19
Surprise.

Z A very pleasant and felicitous time was
hadon the 7th inst. at Mr.. Dan'l Frames,
4 miles northwest of Eaton, it being his
55th birthday. The surprise, and sur
prise it was, was planned and executed
by his excellent family to perfection and
the comfort of all the guests, who, to the
number of go, came in upon the pleasant
home during the absence Of Mr.. Frame,
who was decoyed away by the preacher,
and after a reasonable delay returned
with "mine host" who was ushered in
to. his house only to find it completely
filed with a jolly and ~expectant crowd,
holding their sides in waiting for the
laugh to come in, and it did-which was
Joined in by Mr.. Frame with a hearty
good will. A dinner in every way up TO
the taste and skill of those who planned
it, was served, after. which a good social
time was maintained until evening, when
it became necessary for the guests to dis
perse, which they did rather reluctantly
there were plenty of provisions for
supper-with pleasant memories of the
birthday surprise, and each wishing it
might be their turn next.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-05-19
.sCedar spriuss.s

During the last week we spent a few
days at Cedar Springs, twelve miles north
west of Eaton, near the village of New
Paris. The advantages of the resorthave
been SO frequently alluded to in public
print, that nothing we might now say
could add to its renown. 1t is known far
and near as a place where the invalid is
certain to regain impaired health and
Foverworked and exhausted nature can
obtain rest and Incorporate. The location
is excellent-the air around pure and in
migrating, and the springs sweet and de-
~lieious to those bodily afflicted. The free
and kind attention of DR.. Holderman and
his excellent lady for the ease and COM
fort of invalids and visitors, makes it one
of the most desirable places for a sum
mer resort to be found anywhere in the
country, and all who nee seek its com-
forts, pleasures and curatire benefits,
never fail to call again. Since our visit
here a few years ago, many excellent and
substantial improvements have been
made about the buildings and springs for
the comfort and qualification of guests,
among the most important and valuable
being the refurnishing in elegant style
of the Hotel, besides introducing a more
complete system of water works into the
building, by which water, fresh from the
spring, in conveyed. Although inyalids
are taken in at present andeared for, the
house is not fully prepared for a general
reception, but will be in the course o ften
days or two weeks, when we advise all in
need OF rest, health and strength, to give
Cedar Springs" a trial.
For ladies' Isle gloves, the Mammoth
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-05-19
NOTICE..

ToHN W. FOSTER, of Wayne Coun-
q ty, and State of Indiana, is notified
that Miranda Ellen Foster did, on the
4th day of May, A. D. 1881, file her pc
tition in the office of the Clerk of the
Courtof Common Pleas, within and for
the County of Preble, and Ssa;e of
Ohia, charging the said John w. Eos
ter with extreme cruelty and gross
neglect of duty, and asking thai she
may be divorced from the said John w.
Foster; which petition will stand Tor
hearing at the next term of said Court.
MIRANDA z. FOSTER.
BY MARSH & MARSH, her Att'ys.
mau10-Wk
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-05-19
may5-N
To Contractors and Builders

GEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
- ceived at the Clerks office, in Ell
dorado, Ohio, until IL o'clock, noon, on
the 2Sth day of May, 1881, for the pur-
pose of building a One-Story Brick
School House in sub-District No. s, in
Monroe township, according to plans
and specifications on file in my office.
Each bid must contain the name of
every person interested in the same,
and be accompanied by a sufficient
guaranty of some disinterested person,
that if the bid is accepted a contract
will be entered into and the perform
aEce of it properly secured.
The bid for each kind of material
called for by the specifications must be
stated separately and the price of each
given, and the price of labor must also
be separately stated.
None but the lowest responsible bic
will be accepted, and the Board may
reject all bids.
By order of the Board of Education,
at its session, April 18th, A. D. 1881.
w. II. STOKELY, Clerk.
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