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@ The Institute in session here Ia st
week was largely attenlel by teachers
of this county, and we noticed u num-
her present from West Va, and Belmon t
county The instructors, Professors
RossIrER and OGDEN, impaired valuable
to the teachers, which, if
put in practice in their schools, will ma
teriallv advance them The teachers
were attentive and many of them took
an active part in. the exercises. One
suggestion we heard Prof. RosslTER
make ought to he taken up and acted
upon nv the officers of the Institute;
and that is, to arrange with the Board
Of the Agricultural S ,cietv for space
in the Floral Hall for a school, or teach
ers department. where the work done by
the students in each school in the coun-
ty could be exhibited. This would en-
able teachers to compsre work, and
would result to their advantage in many
ways in the future.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

4 ARON BLUR and Jacob Blue, who are
IL supposed to reside in the State Of Kan.
sas, bat whose postofiae address is unknown.
will take notice that os the 27th day of Do
csmbsr, 1880, John Headley. Aaron Headley,
Isaac Headley Barbara 4. Brock and Joseph
R Brock, filed their petition in the court Of
common pleas OF Monroe County, Ohio.
against them, the widow and other keirs oil
Silas Headley, deceased. the object and
prayer of which petition is to Obtain an
order Of said court for thu assignment OF the
dover estate of Scsvilla Headlsy, widow Of
said Silas Headlsy, deceased, and for parti-
tion (subjsct to said dover estate), of the
following described real estate situate in
Monroe County, Ohio, to wit. The north half
Of the northeast quarter of section twenty
two, township four of range four; also, the
northeast quarter of the northwest quarter
Of same section. township and rang,, also ,
the southeast quarter of the northwest quar-
ter of same section, township aud ranSe;also.
the southeast quarter Of the northeast
quarter of same township, section and range;
ALSO the north half Of the southwest quarter
of the northeast quarter of same section,
township and range, containing in all two
hundred and twenty acres, more or less. and
being the real estate Of which Silas Headley
died seized.
Yoa are required to answer said petition
on or before the 9th day of March. AID. 1881.
JOHN HEADLBY,
AARON HRADLEY,
ISAAC HEADLEY,
BARBARA X BaOCK,
and JOSEPH 4. BROCK.
BY Hunter Il Mallory, their Att'ys.
jin4.'Slt7,
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OBITUARY..

DrED.-Near Sardis. Saturday, Dec
20, 1880, Mrs, Sarah Thistle, wife of G
$ Thistle, aged "a ears, | month and
81 DAYS The deceased was afflicted for
many years; for several months she was
entirely blind. She was true christian
and. bore her afllictions as only chris
tlan can do. Sne was followed to the
cemetery by large procession of
friends and relatives. The .uneral Sc, :
vices were conducted by. Rev. w. Darby.
There is world above
Where parting is unknown,
A whole eternity of love
Formed for the good alone;
And faitl, beholds the dying here
Translated to that happier sphere.
Thus star by star declines.
Till all are passed away:
As morning high and higher shines
To pure and perfect dav, .
Nor sink those stars in empty night,
They hide themselves in heavens own
light. A FRIEND
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p@ Armstrong johnson an aged and
we'll known citiz,ns of Center township,
residing near Sarahsvile died suddenly
while in Church on Sunday Dec. 10Th.
He was attending class meeting at the
Wesleyan church, Of which he was a
prominent member and had spoken and
set down, when he appeared to be dis
tressed with pain in his side about the
region nf the heart, he arose and walked
in the aisle hack and forth and went to.
ward the door and attempted to open it.
He then said to Mr. Kirk send for a
doctor and some way to get me home
then started back toward the desk, stag.
gered, was caught and assisted to seat
when he Immediately expired.-Noblt
County Press. 18Th ult.
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EOn Christmas morning DR.. Will

FOn Christmas morning DR.. Will
Schoolv, formerly Of Mt. Pleasant, and
well known in this county, got into
trouble with two men named respective
" George Buckingham and james B.
Henry, al New Akxindria. Jefferson
county. In the fight Schooly was struck
on the h, al with shovel, and very
ugly wound cut. This was done by
Henry, and at the same time Bncking-
lam WIS hanging on Schnoley'a hack -
He (lhe doctor) at once drew bis revol-
yer and shot Buckingham; he at once
fell to the floor and has been uncnn-
sciuus ever since, and is, no doubt, dead
by this time The trouble seems to
have heen that Rockingham and his wife
have been separated for short time.
and he blamed Dr. SchooIy with heing
too intimate with his wife. Ont OF this
JEALOUSY grew the unfortunate occur
renee on Christmas. Henry, who is
said to hail FROM Wheeling, was arrested
yesterday evening and will be tried on
charge nf assault with intent to kill.
preferred bv DR. Schooly. The latter
will, no doubt. he tried on the charge OF
murder. although he has NOT vet heen
put under arrest --Bellaire Independent
30th uA.
DR.. scHooLY practiced his profession
lin Woodsfisld and Antioch, this county
three or four years since. He was re
garded hv our people as a very civi
Young man, bnt one who ould likel.
take care of himself if IMPOSED upon.
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cgThe officers Of the B L S. W. r.
r. ca. are offering to settle with the
creditors of the Company at twenty five
cents on the dollar, and it is that or an
Assessment ON the stockho,ders.-B Bell
uire Independent
Wnat! Where are. the members OF
that Syndicate who agreed to pay the
debts, provided the stockholders would
give them 100000 worth of stock p
W as that only trick to tide over the
last rlectionf Or Is the above thrown
out for the purpose Of soaring more
stockholders into presenting their stock
to few men who would like to own the
road
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SHERIFF"S SALE
George s.. Algeo, Administrator,
VS..
Elizabeth Stewart,

OYvirtue of a certsin order Of sale issued
u from the court OF common pleas, within
and for the county of Monroe, aud State Of
Ohio. in 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,
on ~ 81
Saturday, the 9TH day Of February 1881
between the hours of 10 o'clock q. m. and
4 o'clock p M, Of said day, the following
described real estate, situate in Monroe
county, Ohio, to wit:
The east half of the southeast quarter OF
section nine, township three Of range fve,
containing eighty acres. more or less, (sxcept
two acres sold by BAIL Stewart to Israel
Walters) and also except The tract of land
sold by Elizabeth Stewart to William Roksl
berry, lying east of the road leading from
Tuel's landing to Woods6sld.
Said property SO ordered to be sold is ap.
praised at $500, aud may sell for two.thirds
Of said appraissment Terms of sale, cash
before confirmation. !,
WIN. READ,
jana, ,'Slw5, :, Sheriff n. C. O.
HUYrER & MALLORY ,Att'ys.
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-. MERIT ALWAYS WINs.--The in
IN, Increasing demand for n safe and cer-
W9tain remedy for worms In children is
- shown in the sales Of Patterson's
valuable remedy unite In its praise. Safe,
Sure and Pleasant. "Children cry for it,"
Sold by all dealers. % cents,
Fold BY J. 7. JUDRINS, Woodsfeld, Ohio.
I, b. PATTERSON, Prop'r. st. Glars
VILE, Ohio.
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What a Farmer Says OF the Use of
Carbonate of Lime Dust.
ERIE. Pa, Aug. 26. 1877.

ERIE. Pa, Aug. 26. 1877.
The Ground Lime Stone purchased
last fall used on an old meadow badly
run down, seeded it with rye, without
using any other fertilizers or manures of
any kind. To my great surprise the re-
suit produced was wonderful and most
satisfactory. The rye was of excellent
growth and as good as / ever saw, with
an excellent catch OF grass. Indeed my
meadow was benefited four fold the cost
of the Lime Dust and | consider it the
cheapest fertilizer for our clay lands in
the market and within reach of all. Ad-
vising all farmers to use it.
] am Respect ully and Truly.
WM. S BRowK.
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r-Tha o,;o;d. ~ tho ptos;dont til.

E% The suicide of the President elect
OF the Swiss Confederation, M. F. An
dervert. affords another conspicuous il
Iastrstion of the follv OF getting square
man to thrust himself into round hole.
No doubt. too, it illustrates the moral
and mental incapaci'y of the European
for the noble game of politics The idea
of man committing suicide because he
had just been elected President by rel
atively small majori'v! Bless his simple
Swiss soul. look at President Hayes who
had no majority at all! So tar from
shooting himself he took the Office, slept
soundlv q nights and grew fat. The
late M. F. Anderwert clearly mistooh
bis vocation ~. T. World.
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TggSDAY,tANuARY 4. 1881.
s.,x Aav.r,,.en,en,s.

sfH
The OHIO river closed againiast week.
Wool 40 ard Al cents in Wheeling
market. 8A4
Delinquent. Tex sale on Tuesday. the
18Th inst.
The labors of the Institute closed on
Friday evening
Butter 20@22 cents. and eggs 2S@S0
cents in Wheeling.
Al. SpRIeas. School Examiner, Of
Noble county, has resigned.
Miss FAxNIE WEBB, OF Cameron, is
visiting al Judge WALroN's.
Misses LENA and KATE MOONEY are
visiting friends at'Delaware, Ohio.
]. +, PEssixuros, Insurance Agent,
~ Bellaire, was in town last week.
Mrs j. J. HoLLIsrER is spending the
Holidays with friends in Pittsburgh.
You can pay tex Is. without the pen
alty imposed by law. to the 25th insi. I
Mrs. PoaaRNBUaG and her daughter,
IoUIsx, are visiting friends in Wheeling
Quarterly Meeting at the NJ. E.
Church next Friday evening, the 7th
inst.
Mics JosIE WILLrxns. daughter of DR..
j.. B. Williams, is visiting friends in
This place. = ~ ssA1- ssslesae @sf 4
Raiser. In in this section are not hunting
purchasers for their tobacco At 80 per
hundred, 49,.
Thermometers ln this place registered
10 degrees below zero last Wednesday
evening, 29sh ult.
"Spiritualism and Spiritism" was Rev
EDxUxDs suhject last Sunday evening.
It was ably handled.
Miss BELLE SINCLAIR; teacher in the
Beallsvile schools, spent the Holidays
al her home in this place, 90
Miss AGNKs SMITH, ct Woodsfield,
has engaged to teach the SECOND room
In the Clarington schools.
Mr.. T. o FoRD and wife. OF Inde-
pendence. Kansas. were visiting rela-
tives in WoOd-neld last week 60 4
The young folks Of this place will in
dulge in the pleasures Of a ball at the
Court House tonight, An inst
TIE pupils in Misc NAN RsAD's raom,
In the ,Woodsield Union School, presen-
tod her beautiful pair { cfsvases on
Christmas. yts asss
The family that makes the longest and
Ioudest PRAYERS is not always the enc
which pays the. highest prices to its
washerwomen.
Prof. RosaTER, OF Marietta. and Prof
OSDEx, Of Worthington, Ohio. were the
principal instructors at tho Teachers In
s,itdte last week - 4 g .rs2
Freight for points on the Ohio River
below 'Clarington came over the B. 4 s
W. last week. and was taken through the j
country on sleds. -.
The Steamhoat .Dinrnal laid up at
Matamoras last week. Fifteen of her
crev came here and took passage on the
B. d S. w. for Bellaire. ).
Mr.. WILLrAN KRUcHER, from Cincin-
natl. and Mr. CHAs. FANKHAusER, from
Parkershurg, are visiting relatives in
Swi'zsrland township, this county
The cold weather of last week hurst
ed the cold water pump in the stsve fac
tory. The factory will commences run
ming again to- merrow. the 9th inst.
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Eg The session Of the InstitHte to
convene in Beallsville the last week in
September is not the regular session,
but, as Prof GREENBANK termed it,
portable Institute to be conducted by
home talent. The regular Institute will
he held later ip the year at Woodsfield
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CATTLE MARKETS.
Live Stock Market.

Wheeling Live Stock Market.
Hoes-Good demand at 4 25@4 40
per hundred in prime packing, lots butch
ers' 4 50
Sheep-3 00@3 so
Catile-Thls market is fair at present,
cattle uenty. We quote young cattle.
from 500 to 600 lhs., at 2t@3e, bulls
2@2tc; 800 to 900 lhs., 3@3Ac; 800 10
l 900 lbs, 3@34,. Cattle offered at pres
ent are native.
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EAt the evening session of the In.
stitute last Friday there was quite q
spirited contest over where the next
session should he held. Beallsville and
Stsf nd we're named and then the cleo
tioteering ragged furiousIy. Fifty-three
votes we're cast--30 for Beallsville and
% for Stafford. Beallsville is nice,
Quiet to&n and when the teachers go
there the last week in September nsx',
the time 6xei for the meeting, they will
be right royalty entertained.
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~ The sunday School at ,hs Locus,

eEThe Sunday School at The Locust
Grove o. B Church, jackson township.
had . tine time on Christina. eve. A
Christmas tree was filed with about
three hundred presents Isaac Rush
addressed the school. ISAAC SOLE, Su-
perintendent, managed the affair in good
style; everything passed of pleasantly
and to the satisfaction Of all present.
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NOTICE.

/ Prof. TICE's Almanac for 1881 Is out.
Besides the usual Amanac Matter, it
cnntains the Forecasts OF the Weather
their Wonderful Notifications in 1880 ;
how to Guard Against Lightping !; When
1t is Unsafe 10 Enter Deep Wells, Mines
&C., how To Bake and Roast; Cause Of
Blight in Fruit Trees. and much other
valuable matter. Altogether The pres
.ent. surpasses any former issue in prac-
tical infoi ma'lon.
THOMPSON, TIcE 4 LILLIkGsToN,
Publishers,
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FThe following resolutions were
passed by the Monroe County Teachers
Institute at the close of the session on
Friday evening, the 3lst ult:
ILasmuch as that number of the
teachers of this county have been per-
mit,ed to meet at this Institute, in order
to exchange mutual views in regard to
The steachers' profession. and to impart
and receive instruction in regard to the
various methods of teaching, we there
fore
Resolped. lst-TAat the thanks Of the
member. Of this Association are due the
NJ. f Church for the use of their organ
and Sunday School books.
2i-That we are under obligations to
Mrs. H. R. West, Miss Belle Sinclair,
Mrs Oleta Alexander, Mrs. T. y Cas-
tie, Mr.. S. A. Atkinson, and all who as
sisted in the excellent music furnished
the Association during the Institute.
3i-We consider ourselves indebted
to Professors Rossiter and Ogden for
their efficient labor in our behalf, and re-
commend them to all who desire able
Institute workers
4lh-We return our thanks to the Ex.
ecutive Committee fur their untiring in
dustry in promoting the interest and
welfare Of our Institute.
5tn-That we request our Representa-
tive in the Ohiu Legislature to use all
honorable means be can in regard to
any change in our school law for the
better promotion OF education, and tina,
he observes The request OF our teachers
and vote for the establishment OF Stale
Normal Schools.
6th--That uniformity Of text hooks
should he secured, and that the State
which we regard as the guardian OF ouI
youth, should publish and deliver to onr
pupils the necessary hooks at cost.
7th-That we return unto the officers
OF our Institute our thanks for the man.
ner in which they have conducted The
present session.
/. 8h-That the teachers who did moi
attend the institute during this session
should show more respect Tor the teach
ers' profession hereafter.
9th.- That the Secretary be requested
to furnish a copy of these resolution,
10 Professors Rossiter and Ogden
10th-That copy of these resolu
tions be published in both county papers
VIM F. WIRE,
jill HAMILTON.
/ JOHN GREENBANK,
Committee on Resolutions.
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WoOasaeId stock Market.
JAN. 3.--Cattle 2s3e per pound !,
Sheep 3a4o per pound. Hogs 3ta4c per
pound gross.
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AGENTS AND CANvASSERS
Make from $40 10 $50 per
week selling goods for E 9 RIDE.
OUT & CO, 10 Barclay street, New
York.
Send for their Catalogue and terms.
aug24, 'SOly.
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~ This has been an extremely se-
we're winter on the poor, thus far, and
many families are needing even the COM
mon necessities of lie. Look around.
those Of you, who are so comfortably
supplied with this worlds goods. and
see IL there /. not a family near you
who would be benefited by load Of
cosl, sack Of fl ur. potatoes or apples
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Miss Flora Sharon, who was married
to Sir Thomas Hesketh, in San Francis
co, Thursday, will have $4,000 year
pocket money. her father having settled
upon her $4,000 year and her hus-
band like amount.
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k1ScsrceIya . week passes but we
learn Of ssoms affair that would have in
tcres,ed somebody had we got bold Of
1t Ii lime Don't expect Us to know
everything Without learning it just
consider .he amount Of news that would
be gathered u flfty, or even twenty, Of
our numerous readers would each fur
nish us an item every week. Try. it,
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Baltimore.

Dec. 30 Flour 75a6 %: Wheat
"A; Corn 03c; Oats 4ea42c; Rye l 90.
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Cincinnati

Dec 30--Flour 60a6 90; Wheat
l GOAL 05 Corn 43c; Oats 36c; Rye 96c;
Barley 97c.
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kEThe following ticket was elected
by The ,teachers in attendance at tae In
stitute last Friday evening:
President-W. It. Boltnnfield.
Vice Presidents-G o. Doughertv.
Miss Fannie Webb,
Miss Agnes Craig.
Secretarv-S. NJ Martin.
iTreasnrer--James Taggert.
Ex Com ID McVay,
John Greenbank,
sesf James A. Watson
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Chicago.

DC. 30.-Flour 00s6 25;. Wheat
95s97c; Corn SIC; Oats 30c; Rye S3c !,
Barley o.
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DrED.--On Thursdav. the 30th ult.,
at his home in Calais. this coanty, Cas-
Per Yocxff, aged IS years
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81 Call at TIE SPIRir Office for job
printing from visiting card up to full
sheet 4 poster Latter heads, business.
card on envelopes, statements and bill
heads printed on short notice.
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New Years Calls.

On New Years dav the following
young gentlemen had first-class enjoy
ment making calls. They had four white
horses to their sleigh, and the bells were
sufficiently numerous 10 warn everybody
concerned, that the callers were coming !:
Rev. F. P. EDMUNDs. CHARLEY HoEF-
FLER. VERNON WALTON. FoRRE-T GATeH-
ELL, ASHER OKEY. ALLEN Hill. Ross
SMITH. WILL. JUDKINs, Ed ARMSTRONG
and FRANK DIEHL
They were received at Dr. ARM. TONG 5
ny the DR.. and Lady.
At H. B. HILL O. by Misses DELL PAT
TON and HATTIE HILL.
At Judge WALTON 8, nv Misses lone
and EMMA WALTON and Miss FANNIE
WFBB, ot Cameron
At Mrs. PoGGENBERG's hv Misses
MINNIE and ELLA FoaGENBERG.
At Mrs. WAYS. nv Miss JOE OKEY
and Misses ANNIE and RENA WAY
At J. T JUpKINs, by Mrs. JuDKrNs.
Miss N E. SINcLAlR and Miss MATTE
JUDKINs. -
Az A HAYDEs's ny Miss. DEE BEARD
Miss Lucy PEARSON, and Misses EMMA
and LIB HAYDEN.
A. Jadge J. R. NORRIS, hv Miss Ma
RI F. NORRIS, Miss MATTE OKEY and
Misses HATTIE and MINNIE DIEHL
At Mr.. + KoEHLER' by Mrs. WAD-
DELL and MISSES MINNIE and FLoDA
KoEHLER.
At NJ. HoEFFLER's by Misses BAR
BARA and JOSIE HoEFFLER
The gentlemen were more than pleased
at the royal reception they received al.
each and every place, and they say, as
with one voice, that the afternoon9of the
first day Of the yesr 1881 is fraught with
happy recollections ot that character that
fade not as the years roll on.
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NEW STOVES.-MRs o. o. ALEX
ANDER has just received lot of the best
Stoves in this market. Call and see then.
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THE SYMPTOMS

SYMPTOMS
of Liver Complaint are bitter or bad taste
in the mouth; Pain in the Back sides or
Joints, often mistaken for Rheumatism, soVR
STOMACH, Loss of Appetite, Bowels alternately
costive and lax; Headache. Loss Of memory
with a painful sensation of having failed to
do something which ought to have been done !:
DFBufrr. Low spIairs, thick yellow appear.
ance of the Skin and Eyes, dry Cough often
mistaken for Consump ion.
Sometimes many of these symptoms attend
the disease, at others very few; but the Liver,
the largest organ in the body, is generally
the seat of disease, and If not Regulated in
time, great suffering, wretchedness and death
will ensue.
As AN UNFAILING SPECIFIC
For DYSPEPSIA. CONSTIPATION Jauudice,
Bilious attacks, SICK HRADACHE, Collie, De-
preston of Spirits, SOUR STOMACH, Heart
Burn, &C., &c.,
Take Simmons Liver Regulator.
This justly celebrated medicine, Regulates
the Liver. promotes digestion, and fortifss
the system against malarial.
CAUTION.
See that you get the Genuine in clean
white wrapper with large red ~" Prepared
only by
J. II. ZEILIN & CO.. Philadelphia, Pa.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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n~Dr. a ]. Darr is coming hack to
Carlisle We thought when he lett us
that he was consulting neither bis nor
our hest interest He had an extensive
practice and the unbouaded confidence
o: the people, and we thought he should
have been satisfied with bis condition.
A six months residence in Monroe coun-
ty has convinced the doctor we were
right, though we understand the doctor
has many warm friends in Monroe. But
DR.. A. L Curtis removed from our place
which left US without resident phvsi
clan. and the prospect is 100 inviting
to be slighted DR. will be warm, i,
welcomed by our cit zens and fall q,
once in with his Ole practice. He has
bought the property Of Mrs. NJ. A. Wise,
and will be here the first Of the month =
Carlisle Cor, Noble County Republican
23d ult.
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ORETUA AR

Barbara Straight was horn in Mcnon-
gohala County, West Va, on the 9th
day Of April, 1901, and was married to
her present husband, Jefferson Straight,
on the 25th day of March. 1880. She
was the mother Of eight children, seven
OF which. with her husband, survive her.
She emigrated to Green township, Mon
roc County, Ohio. in the spring OF 1888,
where she has resided until the time of
her death. The deceased has heen a
worthy and devoted member of the Bap-
tist Church for near SO years She has
been afflicted for some twenty years
with cancer on the breast and endured
great suffering for several months prior
to her death. She endured her affection
with great christian resignation until the
29th dav Of November, 1880. the merci-
ful God that she hal faithfully served
relieved her of earthly sffliction.
Cease, ,mourners, cease and weep no more
Your lost friend has but gone before
Advance q stage upon the way
That you must tread some other day;
At the same inn all meet at last,
There 10 repose from troubles past.
q r.