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District Court.

George W. Hendershot vs.. The Mon
roe Bank & ano. Error Leave to
ameAd petition in error, by making new
parties in forty DAYS.
Rebecca j Stafford vs Charles E.
Ketterer & ano. Appeal. Decree In
favor of plaintiff as prayed for in the
petition; defendant, Charles f. Ketterer
to convey to Mrs. Rebecca J Stafford
the premises in controversy; defendant,
Charles E Ketterer to receive tender,
upon such conveyance; each party to
psy their own costs.
Stephen W. Hogue VS. Isaac Hogue,
Ex'r, ct al Appeal; continued.
George W Mcdonald VS.. The Village
of Beallsville. Appeal. Decree for
plaintiff quieting his title to the premises
in controversy; defendant to pay costs
David L Brown, Admir-. vs. Hiram
Whitacre, Ex'r. d ano. Error. Judg.
ment of Court of Common Pleas affirm
ed, with costs.
Lewis Woolenweber vs. The Village
of BealIsyille. Appeal. Decree fol
plaintiff quieting his title to the premis
es in controversy; defendant to pay
costs.
Louisa Armstrong VS.. The Village o
Bealsville. Appeal. Decree for plain
tit quieling her title 10 the premises ir
controversy defendant to pay costs.
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F., ll.30 to Moon.
to 5O-deography. q. W Hamil
ton.
lso to s-Readiis, 8. NJ. Martin.
to 50-Gramniar, s. Sch oolcraft
30 to 245-Reeess.
24o to 315-Otthography, b. Nc
Vey,
3 10 to s.45-U. S. History, W. T
Botten6eld.
5 Is to 4-Qnery Box.
Evening Session.
Evolutionary entertainment by Prof.
John Greenbank.
Friday.
$50 TO s 45-Openiny exercises.
S45 to l5-Scbool Government II.
Hines.
9.l5 to q 45-Mensuation, D. McVey.
8 As to. 10 l5-Grammar, r Z. Nor
ris
105 30 to 1l-School Organization, j
A. Watson.
Ii 10 3O-Ml.cellancous hhsiness.
11.s0 to f-Noon.
l to ! 3d-Essay, Miss Mamie Nc
Donald.
l.sO to 2-Percen'age, u McVsy.
Ito 2 30-Arithmetic, G y. Dough-
ertv.
2.30 to 2 45-Recess,
2.45 to 3.l5-Tne Teacher, John
Greenhank
si5 to 8 As 5-Geography, W. F. Wire.
AS TO 4 30-Qlery Boz,
Programme for evening session to be
arranged by teachers
BY order Of Ex. Committee.
D. McVEY, Chm.
Sept. 13, 1sSl-2~.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

A CCOUNTs snd vouchers have been fled in
n the Probate Court of Monroe County,
Ohio, by the following Execdtors, Admins
traitors and Guardians, to wit:
First and final account of James L. Nally
Executor of the will of Levi Nally, deceased
Second partial account of T. L. Twinem
Admir- of the estate of Thomas G. Penn. decd
Second and final account OF Sanford Weddle
Admir- of the estate of William Weddle, decd
Second partial account of Thomas West
Adm'r of the estate of James Mason, deceased.
First partial account of Louis Neuhart
Guardian of the minor heirs of Frederick
Eiebch, deceased.
First partial account of John G.. Frobisch
Guardian of John F. Frobisch. minor.
Third partial account of o. Buskirk Guar
dian of Martha Buskirk, an imbecile.
First and final account of Mary !. Bainum
Guardian of Charles E. Bainum. minor.
Second and final account of T. g. Allen
Guardian of Barbara E. Haueisen, An imbecile
Any person interested may file written
exceptions to said accounts, or any item there
Of, on or before the 18th day of Octobe
next, when the same will be finally heard and
continued from day to day until disposed Of
X. K. WALTON,
| sep2O.'siws. Probate judge, N. @. o
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Ntta 9abertlssntnts
sHERIFFS SALE.
Frederick Kiudslbefgsr
, Christian Vierheller ct al.

DY virtue Of certain order Of sale Is
Dsued from the coiirt 81 cofnmcn plexs With
in and for the county Of MonrSe, xfid State of
Ohio, in case pending in said court between
the above named parties, and to ns directed,
| will offer for sale at public auction at the
east door Of the C6urt house in Woodsfeld. on
Saturday, the 22d day Of October. 1881,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock am. and 4
o'clock p. m. Of said day, the following de-.
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county
Ohio. to wit:
The east half Of the east half Of the south
east quarter OF section thirty four township
two of range three, containing forty acres; /;
also, the east half Of the northeast quarter
of the northeast quarter Of section thirty
three, township two. range three, containing
twenty acres-in all sixty acres.
Said property so ordered to be sold is ap-
praised at $l.l00, and may sell for two
thirds of said appraisement. Terms Of sale
cash before confirmation.
WIN. RRAD.
sep2O, ,'8lw5. Sheriff N. C. O.
PsARsot & DoHsRrY Att'ys
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PROGRAMME
-OF THE
TEACHERS INSTITUTE,
= TO BE HELD AT a-s
Bea1lSville, Ohio,
Beginning Monday, Oct. 8, 1851.

Beginning Monday, Oct. s, 1851.
IpM M-Music by tAs Choir. Prayer
by Rev. Mcdonald.
l.15 to l 45-Opening address by
Pres. W. T. Boitenfeld.
las to 2.l5-Primary Reading, W.
+. Wire.
2.l5 to 2 45--Spelling, G. VI. Hamil-
top.
2..45 to 3.l5-Theory of Teaching,
6. o Dougherty,
3.I5 to 8 a5-Recess,
325 to 4-Grammar, Jas A. Watson.
Programme Of evening session to be
arranged by teachers
Tuesday,
$50 to S.45-Opening Exercises.
845 to 9.l5-U. S. History, Jas. H.
Hamilton.
9l5,o 9.45-Geography, R X Nor
ris.
945 to 10.l5-Rsading, John Green
bank.
1915 to 10 30-R cess.
1040 to 1l-Grammar, D McVey.
IL to ll.s0-Orthography,S. NJ. Ma. .
tin.
1l.30 to Noon;
to 1.30-Object Of Teachers Iusti'
tute. N Hines.
1.30 to decomposition, w F Wire
2to 2 230-Geography,J JAS. A. Watson
$50 TO 2.45-Recess.
e45 to 3.l5-ATgebra, D McVey.
3.l5 10 3.45-Decimal lsactinns, A,
w. Grissell.
3.45 to 40 iery Box.
Programme for evening session to bt
arranged by teachers.
Wednesday.
$50 to s S45-Opening exercises.
S.45 to 9l5-Grammar,G. O. Dough
erty. s
915 to Craftsmanship, S. NJ Mar.
tin.
945 to 1Ol5-rrimary Reading, W
T. Bottenfeld.
1915 to l0.30-Recess.
10 30 to 1l-Arithmetic, G.. w. Ham
ilton.
ii to IL 30-Elocution, John Green
bank.
II 80 to Moon.
. 1 to l.30-Grammar, N. Hines.
80 to 2-Mental Arithmetic, D. Nc
Yey.
2 to autobiography, W. f. Wire.
230 to 2.45-Recess.
2.45 to 3.l5-The Alphabet, Jas. A
WotsUn.
3.15 to 8 45--Physical Geography, R
L. Morris
3.45 to 4-Query Box
Programme for evening session to b,
arranged by teachers.
Thursday.
$50 to S.45-Openlng exercises.
S.45 to 9l5-Arithmetic, James A
Watson.
9.15 to 9.45-Analysis, D. McVey
9.45 to 10 l5-Orthography, Jas. H
Hamilton.
10.l5 to 10 Recess
10 80 to ll-Mathematical Geogra
phv, W. F. Wire.
IL to IL S0-Theory of teaching, ]
Greenbank,
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FEW G DANFoRD has been promo
ted, and will next week enter upon the
discharge OF his duties as mail agent
between Wheeling and Snndnskv. His
place as route agent on the B. & $ w.
r. R. will be filed hereafter bv R. A.
PHILLIPS, of Noble county Will. is
an excellent young man and we are glad
to hear of his promotion.--BeIlaire In.
deDenGenf.
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p~ Prof. DAVIDSON, one Of the best
elocutionist and musicians in the coun-
try wifi give one Of his interesting and
amusing entertainments at the Cour,
House two evenings during the Fair.
Weijeard him here last Spring and cap
say that il you 60 to his entertainments
ssou will not regret 1t. He is one Of the
sweetest singers we ever heard, his in
s(rumental music is good end his elo-
cution cannot be surpassed. BY oil
means 90 ard hear hiu.
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Soldiers Recitation.


All who were members of the
116th Ohio Vol. Infantry,
And all other soldiers, who desire to
take part in the Re-Union at Woods6eld
on October 10th, are requested to as
semble at the Court House, in Woods
field, on Saturday, September 24th, at
l o'clock P. NJ, to make the necessary
arrangements, for holding the Re-Union.
MAY. w. T. MORRIS,
CAPT. JAS p. MANN,
Carr john C HENrHoRN,
Louis SULsBERGER,
C.sM BLowERs,
LOUIS SToEHR,
G L EBERLEE,
Members of the 10th Ohio Reg't. /.
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~R Rev. G. G WATERS and wife,
who reside in Quaker CITY, Guernsey
county, celebrated their Silver Wedding
on the 18th inst. Q1ite number Of
relatives and friends assembled to greet
the Reverend and Lady, and the pres
ents were handsome, useful and valua-
LIZ
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Daring Attemp! to Burglar
ize the County Treasury.
The Burglars Not Experts.
THEY FAILED TO EFFECT AN.
ENTRANCE TO THE VAULT. /.

-
Last Sunday morning Woodstock was
considerably excited over the report tta,
an attempt had been made torres tue
County Treasury the previous night.
The parties effected an entrance
through one OF the windows on the
South side of the building and proceed
ed to bang and hammer the door at q
fearful rate.
They had for their work one drill, q
large hammer, 2 chisels, two single
trees and an iron paper weight. The
singlc.trees were obtained from READ &
DtKrER's shop and JOHN Burrows sta.
BILE.
1t is very evident, from the hungling
work to Obtain an entrance to the vault,
that the parties were not expert safe.
breakers. The drill used was about
quarter inch, with which they drilled q
hole fully four inches above the lock on
the vault door. II is hard to tell wha,
they expected to gain by that work, as
powder inserted would have fallen to the
floor, q distance of fully three. feet and,
even II ieni,ed, would not have injured
the vault lock particle.
The paper weight was driven tigh,
and fast under the door, and dhisel
had been inserted in the cheek OF the
door and driven SO far that it fell down
on the inside The brass piece that served
to cover the key hole was broken of
and the brass knob removed.
How long they were engaged is not
known, but the opinion prevails that
their outside watcher became alarmed
at the appearance ofparties at'the livery
stable about o'clock, ani gave those
at work on the inside notice and they
quickly decamped, leaving all their tools,
except the drill.
Treasurer GAroHELL informed US tina.
aside from the damage to the dc6r and
the lock, no other damage was done, e,and
that the wouli be thieves did not get %
single cent.
The effort, we are glad to say, was a
complete failure. The parties failed to
even open the door to the vault; had
it been left open, the simpletons could
moi have effected an entrance to tie safe,
where the funds were, had they been left
to work nndis,urbed fnr week. The
safe has very fine Time Lock and ex
pert burglars, when they come across
locks of that kind. don't waste much
time trying TO blow them up, or to un-
lock them, because such locks are set to
open at certain hour, and until th at
hour arrives the man who locks the
safe cannot get in.
While the effort to rob the Treasury
failed. the fact that it was made proves
we have some very daring and desperate
men in our midst, and we hope the au-
thorities will spare no expense to hunt
them down and have them punished to
the full extent of the law.
La
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EE District Court convened in this
county on the 10Th inst. Judges BALL
FRAZIER and OKEY were present. After
opening the Court, Judge OKEY retired.
He has made it rule, since he has been
on the bench, to refuse To sit in review
Of cases tried by him in the Common
Pleas Court.
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R Whenever we hear OF farmer
signing bis name to what purports to he
paper giving him exclusive agency OF
some SOFT of patent machice, and
which afterwards turns out TO he a note
for three or four hundred dollars, VIC
invariably find him to be man who
"can't afford to take newspaper
Newspaper subscribers rarelyi II ever
bite bare hook.
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,E-F The Bellaire & Southwestern
Railroad will sell tickets at half rates
from all stations from ,llaire. TO
Woo isGeld, good on any train, to attend
our FAIR, to be held on the 2SLh, goth
and 3Olh days of September. Tickets
on any train good.to return on Satur-
day after the fair All stock for exhi.
billion at the fair will be charged full
rates over the road, and returned free,
making half rates.
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rMail aoent DAxeoRp was n

HMsil Agent DANfoRD was pro
NOTED last week from the Bellaire &
Southwestern to the b Il 0 Railroad
agency from Wheeling to Sandusky.-
Mr.. DANFuRD is ah efficient agent and
our people congratulate him upon his
promotion Mr.. A. R PHlLLIrs has
taken Mr.. DANFoRD's place on the B. &
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WANTED.

A man and woman, married or single,
TO work in dairy and on the farm and
in the house. Will hire by the year
must be good mixers and come well re-
commended; will pay good wages
promptly. Call at my residence en- Cald-
wells Run, South Wheeling, or address
WIN. +. SMITH.
Sept. 13-2w. Wheeling, W. Va.
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r. Tie Secretary of The Fair will
visit lher people OF Woods6vld at their
fasidences on Friday and Saturday to
tfake 8 list OF the articles they desire to
enter for exhibition in the Floral Hall
All articles taken to and from the Hall
free Of Charge.
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~Parties are coming through some
of the neighboring counties huying hor.
ses and giving in payment hogus checks
and drafts on distant banks. As these
swindlers may come into Monroe coun-
ty. we warn our farmers to keep look
out for them.
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And everybody will want something new.
II you come to our store, we viii show
you some Novelties in Dress Gonds
which you can't find anywhere else
Our assortment this season is extraordi-
nary large, especially in the Black and
Colored Cashmeres, Momis Cloth
Beiges, All-wool .Armures, Silks, Satins
Velvets. Plushes, Fringes, etc. Oul
Prices are always the Lowest in the city
In Flanneis, Blankets and Comforts we
show ezra values. Our Cloaks, Dol
mans and Paleiots are now ready fol
inspection. Beautiful Styles and Low
Prices H. & /. BLUM
S26 Union street, Bellaire. Ohio.
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SHERIFFS
Proclamation!
OCTOBER ELECTION,
-->sHziD stresses
Tuesday. uetobs, Il, 1881. 1881!
s.-fa

Whereas, by TIE laws Of Ohio, rssalstiii
elections, It is required of the Sheriff n His
county to give NOTICE before the tims Of hold.
ing general election, by proclamstief
throughout the county, of the time a which
such election will be holden. ss 4
In pursuance Of such requisiti0n, I; VII.
lism Read, Shsfif " Monroe cSdhty, 0kiS,
DO hereby proclaim and make known that M
second Tuesday, being the
1fth DAY Of OCTOBER, A. D. 1881,
Is, BY the Constitution and Laws Of Ohio,
the appointed day on which the qualified
electors Of said Monroe County. Ohio, shalf
meet in their respective townships. ct thSif
usual or proper place Of holding slsctionS.
The polls TO be 0tshed between ths hours
Of and 10 O'Clock in The forsfioopL Of said
day. and closed At . o'clock Ia the aftsm6sl
o. said day. ss38k
The candidates to be voted for aye:
One person for Governor 6f the state "
| Ohio; - 8 !.
One person for Lieutenant Governor sf
the State of Ohio; j. &fe
One person for Supreme Judge Of the state
| of Ohio;
One person for Attorney General Of tic
State of Ohio;
One person for Ttvasdrsr Gf tks etsts1sf
Ohio;
!Ons person fct Member Of the Bcatd Of
Public Works Of the State Of Ohio;
One person for Jrdts Of tSescopEt Of Com.
mon Pleas Of the I'd sub -diyisiou Of the Stk'
Judicial District Of the State Of Ohio;
One person for Senator for the 18th and
jIsth Senatorial Districts Of the State Of Ohioj
One person for Representative Of Monroe
Coun nty, Ohio;
One person for Probate jadss Of ISafSs
County, Ohio,
one person fdf frsasdrer Of Monroe Conn.
ty, Ohio;
One person for Sheriff Of Monroe County,
Ohioj
Gus person for Prosecuting Attorney u
Monroe County, Ohio;
One person for Commissioned Of honr6S
County, Ohio;
One person for luarmary Director Of Mo1s
roe County, Ohio;
On, person for Coroner Of Monroe 6ountyf
Ohio.
The Trustees of the ssvsrxl townships 0f
said county are hereby Aotided that the fol-
lowing number of Jurors are aE portioued 10
their townships. respectively, and that they
are repaired TO select the said number Ant
make retrra thereof to the Clerk Of ths
Court Of Common Pleas, together with thu
oll-book, within two days after the SSH
second Tuesday Of October, 1881:
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wThe Floral He'll this year will be
particularly attrsctive. The Vice Pres
ident, C. w. HorFFLER, has arranged to
have our merchants and Jewellers dis
plssthdr goods and wares in the Hail
In addition to that attraction, other stri-
kim feaiutes have .heen arranged for.
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/ Nesv advertisements.
TAKE somUh Ing 10 the Fair.

HhKE somethlng 10 the Fair. trs 'e
Teachers examination last Saturday.
Agricultural horse trots are now in
order.
The Diphtheria is not abating at Bell
.aires aud Ozark, this county.
The Schools of this plaue will open
the first week In Os,ober,
JOHN B. LoNGLEY has been appointed
Postmaster at ST. CIairsville.
This section was blessed with q fine
rain last Friday and Saturday.
When you come to town 20 out and
take look at the New Fair Grounds.
@ lite o number of citizens of Bealls-
Vile and vicinity attended District Court
last week.
CHARLES OKEY and family of Seneca
township, this county, left for the West
last week. ss,.
The gro wing tobacco crop will GER
tainly bring tho raisers good round pri-
ces sathis year. s isS q hF see
The Auditors annual statement OF the
receipts and expenditures will be found
in this paper.
Let every man, woman and child in
Monroe C6uity come to the Fair on the
s8ths 29h and BOTH.
Under the direction OF Street Com
MISSIONER HALL our streets and drains
have been put in good condition.
RAN teachers inlhis county should at
teudsthe institute al Beallsville, com.
mencing On Monday, October Sd. -
The members Of the Lutheran con.
gregat ion recently put up a neat paling
fence 10 front Of their church and par.
sonags.
Rsw.W. a., Bot lie lectured on tenn
perancs at Beallsville on the l6ih inst.
He II saiatoueen eloquent and e Aect-
ive speakefs@SAsA - kss&k. Ass 7
vExEoR predicted wet July, cold
August and fosts for the fi.strhalf of
Septembsr.. AS weather prophet, VEN.
MOB Is no good.
The ME- Church Mite Society met
at Judge 0KEr's residence last Friday
evening. Judges BALL and FRAzlEH
were present.
DAVID LINK, OF Adams township,
Guernsey county, was .gpred by vicious
Gov, on the 10th inst. His intestines
ptotrudcd nom the wound.
NonrH wksr, formerly in the drug
business at Bridgeport, BeImont-csunty,
has made a lucky strike by investing in
mining stocks in New Mexico.
NM Scofr. of Powhatan, had two
horses drowned at Bellaire on the 18th
insi., by backing OFT The. ferry boat.
The ferry company paid for the horses.
Mr.. JEROME GRArIaNEY, of Barnes
vile, and Miss BEssE CARR, daughter
of Elder CARR, or tue NJ. E. Church,
were married at jSteubenvllle last week.
IL viii be pretty difficult for some peo.
pie to believe the stoiy which comes
from Michigan, that thee giils made
upa party and e!oped with . young
man; that by going to three different
ministers be married all of them, and
then all went on bridal trip.
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EFTwo thieves entered the stable Of
Mr.. JosFtH MATCRETT, of Malaga, this
county, last Sunday night and stole q
ilne horse. set of harness and new
buggy. They are being pursued in the
direction of Barnesv!lle.
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EF BILLY SMlrH's sorrel pacing mare
was badly hurt on DoUaHERrY's track,
on Muskingum creek, on the 18th inst.
1t is hoped that she will be all right in
lime to take part in the races at our
Fair.
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Carpets and Oil Cloths.

display House tie
be beat for
undipube
thing
desire have
sciad genuine Clothing direct
ms III. IL i. BLUM, 326 Union Sl JSelIaiFe. u.
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HSAMUEL WEST, of Washington
o0up,ys siseasei I've hundred pounds OF
wool of scf sixty i've head of sheep =
One buck shore 30 pounds; 7 yearlings,
l6 pounds each; 5 yearling ewes aver
aaed II sounds each
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THE PEOPLE

OF Bea1lsville and Sunsbury township
can obtain bargains at ISAAC HILDs
store. His stock Of goods is new and
first-class. and will be sold ut bottom
figures. See advertisement.
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GFThe Board of School Examiners
have arranged that after the examination
at Beallsville, October Sth, two days
will he occupied instead'of one, as here
tofore See corrected notice.
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HA French writer says: "Monsters
are not born; God does not make any ;
but men. by, their base, inhuman acts,
make many, and this is a fact which
mothers ought never 10 forget"
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~ G. W, HoEyrLrR, Vice President
of our Agricultural Society, attended
the st. Clairsville Fair last week to see
tbs.sights. apdto post himself on run
ming Floral Halls. "a "a .ss.4 s
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AERev. EDxoNDs, OF the NJ. E
Church, 10 attending Conference this
week at Painesville, Ohio. The congre'
cation here nope for hls return to this
pisc5 the ensuing year.
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HThe fine residence of ABRAHAM
RAxsEr, near Jaco6sbarg, Belmont CO..,
was destroyed BY Gre on the 9th inst
1t was Valued AT s3e.CoO; insured for
s23. 900. k..
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DrED.-On. the 18th, inst, Of Con-
sumption, WILLIAM 5. FLowERs, OF
Noodsfeld, aged about % years. The
IuneIai,took place on tue l3i mat.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-09-20

EgDistrist Court adjourned on Fri
day evening. Judges o0KSY, FRAZIER
and BALL left Saturday morning for No
Die county where they hold Court this
week.. 4 "a ~
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ISAAC HILL.

on Bcallsvile has big advertisement
in THE SfI RIr this week. Give him a
call and obtain bargains.
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STATEMENT.

H,HE following is statement of the amount
/ of moneys and other assets remaining in
the Treasury of Monroe county, Ohio, at the
CLOSE of business on the las. day ef August,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-09-20
ANNOUNCEMENT.
For Common Pleas Judge.

Mr. EDIToK Please announce in your paper
that WILLIAM OKEH is a candidate
for reelection to the Office of Common Pleas
Judge
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-09-20
Notice to Teachers.

0,HR Board of Eyaminers Of Monroe Coun
/ ty will hold meetings foe ths examina
ton OF Teachers as follows:
Calais, uatnrday, September 8, 1881.
Wooisfeld, II,
Bsallsville; I" October s,
Woodsfeld, IA 10,
/" Nov. Is & l9, "
Those desiring certificates must preseu'
themselves for examination.
BY order of the Board.
G. .. DOUaHRRTY, Clerk.
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NoTIUE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate Of John Rgf, Deceased

TtE undersigned has been sppcintei AMI
| qualified as Administrator of the estate
of John Ryff, late of Monroe county, decd.
Dated this 18th day Of September. A. D.
1881. RICHARD SCHAMBACH.
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