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From the Bellaire Tribune.
"Paper Skin" In Sheep.

DR.. Townsend OF the Ohio State Uni
versity, at the Farmers Institute held in
Barnesville recently, said Of this disease
that the air passages Of the lungs are
filled with worms, snd that the whole
system is permeated with them. He
prescribed as remedy careful ami
patient use Of spirits OF turpentine in
small doses, given in llnseed oil.
| think nv recent experience war;
rents me in recommending coal ashes
and pulverlzed charcoal AZ cure for
the disease purchased lot Of Hfty
lambs last Fall which had the disease,
and when I brought them home ! turn.
ed them in yard where there was pile
Of coal ashes; they gathered around il
and began to eat Of the dry sshes as
though 1t had been salt. I..had never
suspected sheep or anything else but q
hog. would eat coal ashes, and was
afraid at fret that these "fool lambs"
might hurt themselves, but on reflection
I thought it might be what their disease
required. frequently during the Win
ter they have gathered around that ash
pile and left it with their mouths all
smeared over with ashes. hsve given
them two or three feeds Of pulverized
charcoal. Now this 21st day Of Feb
ruary they are very much. stronger and
healthier looking than when got them,
and not one has died during the winter.
II am not much mistaken as to the
causes, this is valuable remedy. The
medicine costs nothing, and little trouble
to give it. W.
Armstrong; Mil. o.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
SHEKIFFS SALE,
John B. Often, Committee.
vs..
james r. Morris, ct al.

DY virtue Of certain order Of sale Is
ID sued from tho court Of common
pleas within and for the county Of Monroe
and State Of Ohio, in case pending in said
court between the above named parties, and
to me directed,I will offer for sale at public
auction at the east door Of the csurt house
on
Saturday, the ID dagef april, 1881,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock .. n. and
o'clock p. m Of said day. the following dc
scribed real estate situate In Monroe county
Ohio. to Wit.
A part Of the south part Of the northwest
quarter Of section IS, township 4 81 range S.
containing % acres more or less, and lying
south Of the Marietta road.
Also rs acres more or less lying south Of
said road and being in the southeast corner
Of the northeast quarter Of sec,ion S, Of
township 8, Of range g. Said 54 acres being
bounded on the north and west by said Ma
rietta road; on tbs south By the lands Of said
Jacob Motter and Edward Salisbury and on
the east BY the lands Of Wm. F. Hunter, TO-.
sethet with the privileges and sppurtenanoes
thsreunto belonging.
Said proparty 50 ordered to be sold is ap-
praised At $l.0S0, and may sell for :wo-
thirds Of said appraissmsnt. Terms Of sale,
cash before confirmation.
Wx. READ,
mchl, ,'SlWs. Sheriff N. C. o.
SPRieos b DHIoes, Att'ys.
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PROBATE NOTICE.


A CCoUNTS and vouchers have been alsd in
II the Probate Court Of Monroe County
Ohio, by the following Administrators, Exsc-
utors and Guardians, to wit:
Second partial account Of L Bsvau Adm'r
Of the estate Of Charles Cooper, decd.
Fifth partial account OF thomas 8 Fowler
Admir- Of the estate Of John Henderson,
deceased.
Second and dnal account Of Aaron Norris
Admir- Of the estate Of VIM Norris, decd.
Firs. and fual account Of Albert Cronin
Administrator do bonis non Of the estate
Of James Cronin, decd.
|. (now LaporD Rxscutrix Of the will Of Jai
Dsvors, deSsased,
|First partial account Of David McKelvsy
sr, Guardian Of the minor heirs Of samuel
and Elizabeth Green, deceased.
Filth and final account Of Harvey Wrish,
Guardian Of N LIN Wright minor.
Third partial account Of Frederick Duris
Guardian Of Abraham Frisden's minol
heirs.
Fourth partial account Of Geo " Cline Guar
dian Of Chas 4 and Columbus A Little
minors.
Fourth partial account Of Jonathan Conuel
Guardian Of Corwin & Ferguson, minor
Third partial account Of Philip Glasss
Guardian Of George u Wsisend. lunatic
Second partial account Of Charles Sinswalt
Guardian Of Charles Ritter, q minor
Any person interested may 6le written ex
csptions to sail accounts.or any item thereof
on or before the 26th day Of March nex
when the same will be anally heard and con
tinusd from day to day until disposed Of
R.K WALTON.
nsha, 'slw3. Probate Judge ". C. D.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

A CC0UNrs and vsuchsrs have bsss He'd il
"a the Probate Court Of Monroe Csuusy.
Ohio. By the following Rxecusers, Aduinfs.
traitors and Guardians. 10 vii:
Kirat partial account Of 4. q. ". Pests
Adn'r With the win aansxsA u JsAa =.
Beics. deceased. sss@ (.
First partial account Of Samuel Glen Adu,r
Of the sststs Of lacob nsrkls, dse,d ..ol IS
First partial aoconnt OF charlssi Hin. A1n'r
Of the sststs Of Mary Cspm, deceased.
Second partial account Of Buoch 3artin Ivsr
sf the will Of Jacobs HuGma an, dscsaseA.
Second partial Accaaut Of Jacob eGinnere.
Guardian Of Rachel sNnpsrt. dscsassd 81,
minor heirs. ssss = s&thkt
Fourth partial account sf elusa sPssAnr
Guardian Of James g. Whita : niner. E',
Third and Anal account Of May y. slssse.,
Guardian Of Frances White. minor.
First and anal account of A. g. Hnfhse.
Guardian Of Mary 3 Gashss, ssnluer.il i
Third and ana account Of 4. g. nueAes
Guardian Of Joseph Carter, i minor. ..sl
First partial account Of Rosina Roth ouasalen
Of kdvard and Matilda Roth yniuore =
John W. Roth, doesassd.
Account of William b. Dioksy 0usraj.. q
Susan ! and William Disksy-anal r. "a
sukan J. and pAstiat,as to william.
Any person interested may aals vriNs.~
exceptions to said accounts, or suy itsn the,..
Of, on Of before the StA aav ~ Ha,.A
nsxt. wheu the same viii b finally hsasd a.
continued from day 10 day until dispes1l q
R-E. WALTON,
soS.slvS. Probate Judss 4. G. o
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@ Two Steubenville sportsmen went
out hunting last week, and soon treed 3
coon. The tree was cut down, and In
falling it fell across run. which broke
1t in two. 1t was hollow tree, and the
hunters concluded that the coon must
be in the neighborhood Of the break.
and in order to reconnoiter the enemy's
camp At short range, one Of the hunters
crawled along under the brush on his
hands and knees, and when just about
to gaze into the aperture, the coor rush:
ed out and made q furious onslaught
upon the astonished nimrod, exhibiting
all the savage ferocity Of wild cat
This sudden attack did not altogether
unnerve the bold hunter, however, and
be Immediately grabbed his coonship by
the "burnsides," which prevented its
biting him, but it got in its work hand
somely with it's claws, ss the mutilated
hands attest. The other hunter, fear
ing the coon was getting the best OF the
fight, sailed in. hourishing an immense
war club, with which he aimed terrific
blow at the coon, but. by some unac.
countable maneuvre, he struck bis friend
over the head, knocking him completely
out of time. and ending the fight in fa-
vor OF the coon
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Unparalleled Winter in the West--No
Train for Weeks.

CHICAGO, Feb. 23-The severity of
the winter IN Iowa and the difficulties
under which transportation companies
have labored during almost feur months
are scarcely realized outside Of the i'm
mediate circle Of persons who .hsve per-
sonally experienced the hardships -
Agent Leman, just 10 from Western
Iowa, where he is engaged in business
which requires constant travel, says that
nothing like this season has ever been
experienced in that usually pleasant
State. Open winters are the rule there
and the blizzard is an exception usually
Of short duration. This winter, however,
began on the 7th of November. and since
that time bare ground has hardly been
seen In the State The weather indica-
tions have been watched with the great
est anxiety, bat every prediction or indi.
cation Of breakup has been disappuint-
ed, and straightforward enduring cold
wind and snow have taken the place OF
the ususl January and February thaw.
The railroads have made maniul battle
against the elements. No sooner have
they cleared the track snd gotten fairly
to running than the ice or drit:ed snow
blocks the rails again. and 1t has been
one steady expensive fight with the ele-
ments to keep in running order. and even
then many of them have been obliged 10
abandon the trains and make every kind
OF shift to carry their passengers. On
the Pacific extension Of the Burlington,
Cedar Rapids amt Northern. there were
no trains. from February : to Febru.
ary 10.
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Ew During the Presidential campaign
Pat Costiean, Democrat. and Joseph
Burdett, Republican, Of this vicinity. en-
tered into an agreement the terms OF
which were that il Hancock WAS elected
Bordett was 10 wheel Costigan 10 q
wheelbarrow from the latter's place to
the postofice in St. Clairsville. and il
Garfield was elected Pat agreed to wheel
Burdett over the same route. 1t was also
stipulated that the wheeling was to take
place on Inauguration Day,which will be
Friday of next week. On that day the
agreement will be faithfully carried out
by our friend Pa.,- who has procured q
wheelbsrrow for that purpose and is
ready for the trip; but what troubles
Pat the most is how he is going to stow
away as lengthy a man as Joe, legs and
sil, in an ordinary vehicle Of that kind.
Clairsville Gazette.
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How the Fifth Section of the Re.
funding Bill Affects the National
Banks. -

Banks.
The practical effect Of this section is
~. To prohibit after July lst next The
deposit for banking purposes Of United
States bonds other than three per cent
Bonds now deposited can remain. (2)
To require that when any OF the exist.
log Eve and six per cents now on de.
posit as security for note circulation are
called in and cease to bear interest, the
bank owning them must replace with
three per cent bonds (if after July lst)
under penalty Of being put in liquida
ton and in the hands Of . receiver
(3) The repeal of Section 1. of June
20, 1874, which takes effect upon the
signature of the bill by the President,
prevents from that date the withdrawal
of bank note circulation on deposit ol
legal tender notes and compels the bank
wanting to withdraw its note circulation
itself to collect its; notes and deposit
them. This provision, as said, is very
likely to cause large deposits OF legal
tender notes within the next TWO weeks,
or before the bill is signed; in other
words to compel sharp contraction for
time: and, az The re-enactment OF
sections s l59 and $3.50, which also take
effect the moment the bill is signed, re-
.quires each national bank to make up
It's deposit OF United States bonds to q
minimum Of one-third Of it's share OF
capital. This will affect only q limited
number of banks, and chiefly those in
the large cities, as the country banks
very generally hold United States bonds
to much larger extent, many OF them
having their entire capital in them.
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Worse than the Knout.

!. -
London Correspondence Manchester Guard ian.
The most cruel imperial government
in the world is that OF Persia, which,
like every other government, has it's 10.
cal tribunal in Constantinople In the
last week Of January Eve culprits con-
demned to fogging bv this Persian Court
received their punishment in the court
yard Of the Persian Consulate General
Travellers have recorded that in Persia
it is customary for muleteers to heat
their animals with a long leathern thong.
having piece OF iron attached to the
end, where an ordinary whip is knotted.
This is something like the scat" or
knout which the Persians are reported
to have used at Cons,antinople. II was
composed, says reporter, of i've stout
leather thongs, the extremity Of the lat
ter being tipped with lead. Each time
the terrible instrument came down on
the backs Of the culprils the flesh was
torn in strips from their bodies. At the
tenth blow human nature could bear no
more. The culprits at this point lost
consciousness and presented shocking
appearance, their eyes swelled mp to an
enormous siza, being full Of blood
This terrible punishment lasted twenty
minutes. and as the criminals could evi.
IDENTIFY bear no more they we're taken
back to their cells in q horribly mutila-
ted condition and in state Of complete
insensihility.
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j. =. RHODES & co.
lls2 aud lls4 Main street. Wheeling. W, Va
AGENTS FOR BAZAR PATTERNS.
PROBATE NOTICE.


A CCOUNrS and vouchers have been filed
II. In the Probate Court Of Monroe County,
Ohio, BY the following Administrators and
Guardians, to wit:
Second partial account of Geo. ". Carrothers
Adm'r of the estate Of Gao. NcCammon
deceased.
Third and 6nsl account Of Nathaniel b. Eddy
Admir- Of the estate Of Isaac Bddy, decd.
First partial account Of. Geo. w. Carrothers
and ". 8. Moose Adm'rs Of the estate Of
John Moose, decd.
First and final account Of q. L. Tyler Guar
dian Of the estate OF Ida Messerly.a minor.
Second account Of Frederick Buchio Guar.
dian Of the minor heirs Of Geo. Buckle,
deceased-Aual - to Harvey, and second
partial - to Frank and John.
Fifth and 6nsl account Of g. L. Tyler Guar.
dian Of Alice and Liszis Archer minors.
Second partial account Of VIM. W. Morris
Guardian Of Lewis Rose, minor heirs.
Any person interested may ale written sx.
ceptions to said accounts or any item therssi
on or before the 18th day Of March mex,
when the same will be finally heardand con-
tinued from day to day until disposed Of
R. K. WALTON,
feb22. .'slwS. Probate Judge Y. CO.
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Ew The ". 7 Herald, of the 23d ult
vouches for the reliability Of this Cabi.
ret list;
Secretary OF State-James g. Blaine,
OF Maine.
Secretary Of the Treasury-Charles j
Foleer, of New York.
Postmaster Characteristics Foster
OF Ohio.
Secretary Of the Nayy-Natban Goff
Jr. of West Virginia.
The other three members will he Hor,
ace Davis, Of California; James F Viii
son, OF Iowa. and ex-senator Howe, o
Wisconsin.
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sHER1FF's SALE.
Adam Messnsr
Thomas @. Masters and ane.

nY virtue Of . certain execution issued
from the court Of common pleas, within
and for the county Of Monroe, and State a
Ohio. in case pending In said court between
the aboys named parties, aud to me directed,
I will offer for sale at public auction at the
east door Of the court house in Woodsdsld.ou on
Saturday, tie I'd day Of april, 1881,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock =. m. and 1
O'Clock p. m, Of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate situate In Monroe county
Ohio. to wit:
The life estate Of Mary Masters In the south
east quarter OF the northwest quarter Of SEQ.
tion two, township Eve Of range seven.
Also thirty two acres of Of the east end O
the northeast quarter Of the southwest
quarter Of same section, township and range.
Also, part Of the northwest quarter Of the
southeast quarter, beginning At the south
west corner Of said lot, thence east sixty
four rods to white oak forty inches 10 diam
saer. thence north thirty I've dsgrsss west
thirty rods; thence north thirty one and {
half degrees west twenty rods. thence north
seventeen degrees west thirty nine rods
thence west twenty ave rods to the north
west corner OF said 1T; thence to the place
of beginning. containing twenty two and q
half acres, all in same section, township and
range.
Also, part Of the southwest quarter Of tn.
northwest quarter Of same section, township
and range beginning At the northwest corner
Of said lot; thence east twenty I've rods
thence in northwest direction to stone .,
the top Of the ridge; thence to follow the toI
Of said ridge to the corner Of said lot; thence
south eighty rods to the place Of beginning
containing ak and three fourth aeres.
Also, the east half Of the southsast quartet
OF the southwest quarter Of same ssctiau,
township and range, in all one hundred sld
eight acres.
Z Said property 80 ordered to be sold h ap
praised At $500 and may sell for two third
Of said appraisemsnt. Terms Of sale. oast
before confirmation.
S. MN. RBAD, /
mchl ,'Slw5. Sheriff N. CO. .
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.

AuDrroR's OrrfcE, MoxRoE CouSrY. I
wooDsrIsLp, OHIO. February 8, 1881. !
To Fred. Kindleburyer. or sslom II may Concern.
Notice Is hereby given that Alex. Gui'sf
has deposited In the County Treasury sum
OF money suficient to redeem the northeast
quarter of the northwest quarter Of section
~, township 6 Of range Z. Said land was
sold for taxes by John Gatchsll. Treasurer OF
Monroe County, Ohio, January Is. 1881.
8. A. ATKINSON,
febl6, '8lt3. Auditor Monroe Co.. Ohio.
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~ The village Of Miltonsburq, Mon,
roe County, with one hundred and twen-
,y-five inhabitants has fves saloons A
TAX bill is needed to close them.- .-Barnss-
Yizs Enterprise.
Did you ever trouble yourself to as
certain the exact number Of saloons
within the limits of Barnesyille3 II
NOT, please DO so, and give your readers
she result. Then figure awhile on Bell
aire. You don't need to 60 ont OF Bel
mont county to fnd ssloons that 81 tax
bill is needed 10 close"
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SHERIFF's SALE.
james Arthur Hutchison, &e.,
Isaac e Branson et oil.

pY virtue Of 3 certain order Of sale In par
u tition issued from the court Of common
pleas, within and for tho county Of Monroe
and 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
ON
Saturday. the 1914 day Of March, 1881,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock .. m. and 4
o'clock p. m, Of said dav, the following de-.
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county,
Ohio, to wit:
Lot number fifteen in section six township
i've Of range I've, containing hfty seven and
enc fourth acres more or less, and particu..
larly described a. follows: Beginning for the
same at = stake and stone hfty eight poles
due sonth Of the northeast corner Of the
northwest quarter Of section six; thence west
eighty and -ighty:-tundredth, poles 10 .
stone; thence south ninety nins poles to .
stone; thence east eighty poles 10 stone;
thenee north ninety nine poles to the place
Of beginning. containing 6fsy acres, more OF
less. (sxcepting tbereirom three and forty
one one hundrsdth acres described as fol-
lows: beginning for the sams eighty poles
weyt Of the southeast corner Of the north
west quarter Of section six: thence north 6fty
nine poles to = stake; thence east three and
i've tenth poles to 3 stake; thsncs south ten
degrees east sixty poles; thence west 6ftssn
poles to the place Of besinning)
Also, the following tract Of land: Beginning
for the tame eighty pales west Of stake So,
son III ff, y eipht poles from, the at oor.
nsr of the northwest quarter OF section six,
township Eve Of range i've; thence west forty
poles to . stake; thence souta forty poles IA
. stake; thence east forty poles: thence
north forty poles to the place Of beginning,
containing ten acres more or less: also, the
following tract Of land: Beginning for ths
same afty four poles south of the northsAs,
corner VI the northwest quarter Of ssctien
six, township ave Of range i've; thence south
four poles to . post; thence west twenty nine
and eight tenth poles to post, thence north
nine degrees east four poles to stone;thsncs
east twenty mine aud eight tenth poles "a
the place Of beginning, containing one hun
dred aud nineteen rods more or less
Said premises 50 ordered to BE- sold is ap
praised At 50 862, and may sell for two.thirdi
Of said appraisemsnt.
TsRNs OF SALs-One.third cash in hand
one. third in one year, and one-third In TIVE
years from day Of SAFE, with interest; the Dc.
fsrred payments TO be secured BY mortgagl
upon the premises sold.
wu. READ,
l5.'slw6. Sheriff N. c. O.
HrSrsR b XAlkoAs, Atty's
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Arkansaw. If You Please.

LITTLE ROCK, Feb. 22.-In the House
of Representatives, to-day, joint reso-
tuition was passed proposing an amend
ment to the Constitution prohibiting the
sale Of liquor in the State, by vote OF
66 ayes to II noes. In the Senate q
Joint resolution was passed BY vote OF
Is ayes to 5 nays, fixing the pronun-
citation OF the name Of this State as "Ar-
kansaw"
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lEBy his association with VicroH
HUGO. and RocHEFoRr, and the Commu-
nis,sS and Red Republicans of Paris,
P1RsELL, the Irish leader, has mol
strengthened bis cause with the Ameri-
can, people. Communists and priest.
murdersrs are not desirable associates in
any cause. Mr.. PARsELL "has lost BIZ
head,'' snd seriously damaged the cause
OF the suffering Irish tenants
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REGeneral LOGAN tried hard 10 have
the GRANT Retiring bill taken up on the
aei inst, but the temper OF the Senate
was opposed to the Measure by % 10
IS. LoaAn is one Of the 1905" They
fought and died at the Chicago Conven-
ton and we're decently inferred, bat de-
spite that fact they, in defiance OF all
known laws OF nature. continue to rattle
round in their cofiins.