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SHERIFFS SALE.
Michael schaub
Mary A. Way and ano

DY virtue Of certain order Of sale is
Dsued from the court OF common pleas within
and for the county Of Monroe, and State of
Ohio, In case pending in said court bs.ween
the above named parties, aud to me directed.
Twill offer for sale at public auction at.the
east door Of the court house In Woods isld on
Friday, the l2th day Of Nay, 1882,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock q. N. and
o'clock p. m. Of said day, the following do.
scribed real estate situate In Monroe county,
Ohio, to wit:
A part Of the Hollistsr farm, the same
being part Of the northeast quarter Of SEQ
ton twenty nine, township four of range
five. and described as beginning at corner.
On the quarter section line, the sane being
the southwest corner of . certain tract
heretofore sold BY HoIlister to. Fred Neuhart,
and being thirty perchss west OF the south
east corner OF said quarter; thence north sig
degrees east Atty four perches to white oak
thirty two inches in diameter for q corner;
thence north seventy Eve and . half degrees
west ter perchss to white oak twsvls inches
In diameter for q corner; thence north twenty
one degrees west Hfty seven perohes to the
middle of the road and corner to William
Scheufsle; thence with the road south sixty
eight and half degrees west twenty Que ana
half p.rches; thence north sixty eight and
half degrees west seven perchss and fifteen
links to . post, witness black oak eighteen
inches in diameter. bears north fifteen and .
half degrees vest ninety eight links; thence
, south eleven degrees west one hundred and
three and half perches TO the quarter SEQ
ton line; thence east with quarter line sixty
nine perches to tie place Of beginning con.
tanning thirty six and half acres BY lati-
tude and departure,
said property 80 ordered to be sold Is ap-
praised At 81 $50 and may sell for two thirds
of said appraissinsnt. Terms Of sals, cash
before confirmation
CHRIS. LUDE,
april, Saws. Sheriff N. C. o.
J. J. HoAhisrEs, Atty.
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A Sad Scone.

The following 10 a special to the
Cleveland Herald, dated Steubenville,
March 26: "At an early honr this morn
ing Jack Elliott, confined In Jail for the
murder Of Charles Brown In this city on
the night OF October IL, 1881, and who
has been indicted for murder in the Gre,
degree, WAS taken to his residence on
Stock Street, where he arrived just in
time TO witness the icy hand OF death
close with q gentle touch the eye-lids OF
her who bad been his wife for years
The scene was very affecting, as around
The couch OF death gathered seven young
who we're bereft OF a mothers
love and debarred from fathers care
BY the iron doors in the prison walls.
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Tue nearest infallible remedy is Pc

Tue nearest infallibe remedy is Pc
RuNA, 49,
The deal tound ir the Thames river.
London. Eng. last wear were l08. and
most of them we're unrecognlzable.
The influx OF Immigration to the
N rthwest is withou, parallel in the his
tory of the country, averaging over
500 daily. ~
Attorney General Palmer, Of Penn
sylvanis, is supposed to be bus;ly en-
gagged in figuring the difference between
S3.327 600, the amount claimed bv him
to be due that State, as taxes, from the
Standard Oil Company, and S33, ,210,
the amount the court decided to he due.
There is certainly very broad discrep.
ancy between The two opinions.
A remarkable rough diamond has
lately been brought into England from
India. II is pure white coral, 81 ca
rats, in form nearly drop, and when
cut and polished would be shout the siz
OF the Ssncy diamond The surface is
slightly indented. but there are no marks
of cleavage. The value Of this precious
stone Is estimated ct SITS 900.
The Cadiz Republican ANNOUNCES the
deaths of james Eigar and vile, o, Not
tingham Township, Guernsey county
Ohio. They died on the same day. the
husband about eight hours before his
wife. She was sighty-iour years and hs
eighty-eight. They we're married in
1918 They had often expressed a de-
sire TO die together, and ,he. day hefors
their deparirre the aged husband ss,o
he should go first and she assured hin.
that she should follow Immediately
Their wishes and anticipa,ions proved
true They we're buried in the same
grave.
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PREsrDEEr ARTHUR vetoed the bill pro.
hibiting the emigration Of Chinese to
this county for period Of twenty yesrs.
Ths Pacific Coast is Ia perfect uproar,
because Of the veto. Already two new
bills have been introduced, one prohibit
jng emigration for three and one for ten
years. But as the Presidents objections
TO the vetoed bill were not based upon
the time emigration was prohibited, the
friends of the new bills have no assur-
aDce that either would receive the Presi-
dents approval II passed. ARTHUR stands
by the celebrated MoREY letter, which
the Republican party pretended to con.
denn In the campaign Of 1880.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

NAULINR BRrEI, whose place Of residence
is Wheeling. Ohio county. West Virginia,
., d May LuekaIt whose place Of residence
10 Mason City. Mascn county. West Virginia,
will take notice that on the 4th day Of April,
1881, John Ruby, az Administrator, with the
will anpexsd of the estate OF Christian
Bruui, deceased, 6led his certain psr4tion In
the Probate Court of Monroe county, Oh's,
against them and others. the object and
prayer OF which Is to obtain an order to sell
the following described premises to make
distribution Of the proceeds, as directed BY
the will Of said dscsisnt. Said real estate
Is situate 10 tns county Of Moaros and state
Of Ohio, aud 10 bounded aud described as
follows:
Commencing at stone eighteen and half
rode southesst at or near the county ro1d ai
the section line Of sections thirty one an
thirty two of township two Of range three;
thence thirty Ave rods south along the county
road to = corner stone; thence west sixteen
rods to stone; thence uorthw est thirty eight
rods to stone; thence east twenty eight
rods to the place Of beginning, containing
ave acres more or less.
You are required to answer said petite n
on or before the 10th day of juno, 1884.
JOAN RUBY.
Adm'r With the will annexed Of the estate Of
Christian Bfuni, decd.
april 'S3t7.
SrRrGes & DRIaas, Att'ya
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TIE Entsrpriss is very certain that
the Republicans made mistake In pass.
ing The PosD bill the week before instead
Of the week after the Spring election.
Temperance, il We can get it without,
losing votes; otherwise, let the rum
shops run, is about the siss Of the tenn.
perance platform OF. the Enterprise.
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ssr Ferd. Meyer, Internal Revenue
Agent, q. 5. Treasury Department, in
charge of Michigan. and the Fourth,
Seventh. Tenth, Fifteenth collection dis
tricts Of Ohio, was in the city, and tasted
some of the wisky that is offered for
sale here. He found some OF the mean
est whisky in Bellsire that could be Of
tered for sale. and sealed up several cor
demued barrels of the stuff A test OF
it showed that 10 half gill OF it there
.as dirty, poisonou--looking stuff
enough to make the most c"pper.bot-
toned old topper In town swear oh fol-.
ever This being the case,s what mus
he left in q mans stomach after he has
drank q quart or gallon of it?--BeH.
sirs Independent, 6th ,nst.
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The. Ticktt.

At the head of this column will be
found the candidates nominated By the
Democracy Of this county on the Sd
Inst. They are all well qlaliied the
candidates for Auditor, Commissioner
and In6rmsry Director having each
served ons tenn, and the candidste for
Clerk having served as Deputy in that
Office for six years psst.
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There is considerable sentimental
gush in the country over the shooting
of Jesse. James. The .desperado during
his life killed number Of men because
they refused to surrender -th@f money,
and he was ready with bis pistol on the
slightest hint TO kill any one that .as
even suspected of an intention Of sery.
ing a legal paper upon him. No man
that ever lived in America needed killing
80 badly as dfd James, aud il mattered
not how it was done.
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Wits heing fled thereto, and In like man
ner shall file his informa ion upon the
transcript OF criminal case brought
for any offense under the provisions of
this act Of any justice of the peace, or
MAYOR OF any village or city. which shall
he filed in said court Of common pleas,
within ten days after the filing thereof,
BY such jnslice or mayor.
SEC. II. The prosecuting attorney
shall institute civil sctions IN al such
bonds given under this act, as shall have
become forfeited, for which as we'll as
for all fines and costs, he shall he en,i-
tied to receive, as fees. Ten per cent OF
all sums collected thereon after process
commenced.
SEC. Is All funds paid into the coun-
ty treasury under the provisions Of this
act shall he credited two birds thereof
to the townships. villages and ci'ies from
which said funds we're received, and shall
be pa d to such townships, villages and
cities by said treasurer for general ex-
pcnses of such corporstions and town
ships. and the remaining one.'hiid to the
general county fund, except the assess-
ment placed upon the hu,iness Of per
sons who have no fl ixed place OF business
in the Stale, which sum shall be paid
into the State Treasury upon the certifi-
cate Of the auditor of State to the credit
OF the general revenue fuEd.
SEC IA For the purpose OF paving
the assessment fixed and giving the b'nd
required by this act, and for no other
purpose Hereunder, 6rm or corpora
ton may be treated ard considered ss
Zone person. and the use and sale Of in
Itoxicating liquors, in good faith, for me-
dicinal purposes, by lawfully authorized
physicians in their regular practices, "r
Of pure alcohol for mechanical parp =.
ses, or of other Intoxicating fqn"rs nv
druggists upon written order or pre-.
scription "t such physician for such pur.
poses, shall not be deemed traffic within
the meaning Of this act.
SEC. Is. Nothing in this act shall "p.
crate TO repeal, supersede or impair any
existing statute or any provision :hereo
N,r shall anything in this act he con
strued or held to su,hor;za or licens,
in any way the sale OF intoxicating
!iquors.
SEC. 16. THIS act shall take effect anr
be in force from and after the lst day o
May, 1882. ~
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JESSE JAMks. the celebrated bandit
snd train rohher, was shot and killed ai
81, Joe, Missouri, last week, by room.
panioh named FcRp. FORD and his
brother are confined in Jail. charged with
murder. A reward Of $4,000 vas Of.
iered for JANIS. dead or alive.t
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DrThe following clipping from
Wheeling paper may account in some
degree for the high price charged bv our
butchers for beef: "A reporter ran across
Mr. Henry Brown. OF Beallsv;lle, Mon.
roe county, yesterday, and bad little
chat with him. Mr.. Brown used to
bring large droves of cattle to the city
but has almost stopped it now, for the
reason he alleges that the butchers seem
inclined to patronize the middle or CON-
mission men more than the drovers. He
claims that be cannot make it pay while
this continues, and wonders chat the
butchers do II, as it is he says, to their
advantage to buy direct. ."-Bellaire
Tribaae, tn inst
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IOWA.

CHICAGO. April 3.--At Dnhuque,
Iowa. the Democrsts carried The city
to-day, with possible exception Of the
Treasurer and Auditor. For tie frst
time in twenty years the Council stands
Z Democrats and 8 Republicans AT
Keokuk the citv election resulted in the
election OF Democratic Mayor, and
four Aldermen, q Republican Assessor
and two Aldermen.
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WBiLE the Demoe: ats scooped nearly
everything, there is some consolation 10
the. fact that Woods6eld, 10 Monroe
County, elected two Republicans. John
W. Doherty. wss elected Mayor and Ben
lsmin Coates was elected Assessor by Q
majority Of forty over The regular nom.
Ibse.-B Bellairs I. dependent, Republican.
All Of which 10 81 bmi,ted to the Dem.
oerats, whose votes. elected DoHERTT and
CoArrs, for their consideration and d..
gee ion.
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:. CINCINNATI Democratic by from 5000
TO 5000, against Republican maj 'ri'y
Of 500 last October! II is now in or.
der for Republicans to curse their usjor.
ity in both branches Of the present Leg
stature.
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MoxekELs against Ameri cans. We
will employ the heather Chinese ct 40
cents per day, and let Americans, who
have families to suppot', starve. Cheap
labor. by the Chinese, is our platform =.
Lsadsss Of the Republican party.
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REDIsrRIorIEa received back.set on
the 81 inst. The hlockhead majority in
the Ohio Legislature may order, but the
peopls viii attend to the executing, in
October, 10 theirsown way,
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INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, April 4.-Democratic
city ticke; elected by 1000 Republican
majority iwo years ago LAB. Reports
from state show the same remarkable re-
suits.
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TIE Ohio Legislature will aiJ"urn on
the 18th to January, 1888, for which
Republicans are disposed TO return
h:nss
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LONDON. April 4 The Pail Mall Ca
z"ue says: "Sarah Bernhardt was mar
ried this morning at St. Andrews Church,
Wells street, to M. Damala.a Greek gen.
tleman OF position She will leave 10.
night for Barcelona, where she will con-
tinue her theatrical career"
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"CoksrIrurIoxAL. lawyers" are numer.
ous among Republican members Of the
Legislatur, si:cs the passage OF The
PoED Bill.
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SMALLEY, the N, 7 Tribsns CORES.
pondent thinks tae Republicans have
not m1ch chance OF carrying Ohio this
year.
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THR earthquake in Ohio cities on the
sa inst, swallowed up the old time Re.
pdblican majorities at 8 fearful rate.
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PoxD is the recipient "f more than
his share OF curses from members Of the
Republican party.
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Mttu Aabsrtis
ROAD NOTICE.

NT0TTCR Is hereby given that . petition
~ vii. be presented to the Commissioners
OF Monroe cousty. Ohis. at their next regular
Session, to be held on the frst Monday Of
June. A. D. 1882. prasing for the vacation
Of the county road petitioned for by Henry
Rose and others, known as the Henry Rose
road, aud which was established by the Com:
missionsrs of raid county at their June session,
A. D. 1854 and which is described rs follows:
Commencing at or near the corner cf Arthur
Smiths. James MoCammon's. John Smiths
and Robert McCammon's lands in the county
road Leading from Woodsfeld to Lewisville.
thence along the run on or near the line be.
tween the lands of James McOsmGion and
Robert McGammon: thence between the lnndI
of Henry Rcse and Robert McCammon; theme.
through the land nf Robert SIXTH TO interscnt
the county road at or nssr Robert Smith mill
april. .'S3w5 MANY PETITIONERS.
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CHINESE lsboreis 10 take the plsus Of
American laborers, is the platform OF
the Republican party.
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From Ohio Township,

Ed SPIRIT: The kindly notice ~ Mrs.
Luhy's decesse by Wm. A. Hamilton in
your las: issue, contained several i'm
portant mistakes She was for some
wears a member of the New Jerusalem
Church (Sweienborgian) The Rev.
A. J. Bartels preached her funeral SER
mon. She WAS Al years Of age, and her
disease Was believed to he a kind oi
heart disease. She had no cancer.
Please make this correction.
JACOB AFFoLrER.
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THR Republicans sa5. "Ths PoHD bill
Gid H."
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BEALLSvILLE
SELECT SCHOOL.

THE Eighth Session Of this School opens
i guiy IS. and closes september 81.
1852. .;
We take pleasure in Offering to the patronir :
islns public supsrio advantages over any
other school in K,steru Ohio: among which h
are corps Of efficient Instructors written
Examinations. thorough drill in Norma! In :
struction for Teachers BY an experienced Ri.
uoator, full and practical courss Of study
for persons ooking to any special calling o.
life. good aud cheap Boarding moral and
social Community. arst.class Literary So
ciety. . thorough course Of Lectures and, at
the closa Of the session the
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For weakness of any kind take Pc
RUNA
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7 he PoEd Bill.

The Pond bill passed the Ohio House
on Thursday hy vote Of Sc yeas to 40
nays An effort was made 10 amend
the hill but without succcss, and Il pass
ed Just as 1t came from the SeHste, so
that il is now law, going into effect
from and after the Ia, day Of the com.
irg May.
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cS IN Copper day at home, sappleslworsh
" w ohvs5 free. Address Srisses 4 o.
eertlasa, AaiHs, nsAea,s1a
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For nervous debility take PERgNA.
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Monroe Co. Teachers Examination,
rnxrRooKa

Tn6TBooKS.
orthography, Wright and others; Psnman.
ship, Bclsotic system; R-ad,ng, AcGuGey;
Geography, ny Topics; PHYSICAL Geography, {,
Cornell; Grammar. Harvey; also Practical
Grammar Glass for the special benefit Of
Teachers; Composition, Swinton; Analysis
Greene; Arithmetic aud Algebra. Ray Re-
vissd); Geometry and Trigonomstry. 0lnsy;
Philosophy, Q,sckenbos q. S. History, by
Topics; Rhetoric, hart; Logic, Sob uyler; Latin,
Harknsss; Civil Government Martin; Anato-
my, Physiology and Hygiene. Cutter; Metric
System aud o. 8 Bonds will receive spscia
attention. @Also . class will be foEfned
in Book Keeping II desired.
LECTURHS.
Theory aud Practice of fsaou,ux, aivu Gov
efum.nt, Parliamentary aud School Law,
Astronomical aud Physical Geography.
BOARDING..
Good Boarding eau be Obtained At FROM 81
SO to 81 rs per week. Rooms for self
boarding can be obtained at low rates.
Tuition.
Higher Branches 80. 80. .''' 81 90
Common ............... b &C
Primary ................ 5 OC
Tuition required In advance? No money
refunded except In cases Of protracted illness
For further particulars osl' on. Or address
ID. McVEY, Principal.
Bsallsvills, Mon,os. County, Ohio.
april 'S2td.
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SrRIGas & DRIaas, Att'ya
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Losses bY Fire.

Tho Eleanora Springs hotel, at Hays
vile, twelve miles from Pittsburgh, the
property of d. H. Toomey, of Pittsburgh,
has been totally destroyed by fire. The
building was a handsome frame structure,
containing one hundred and fifty rooms,
and. with the furniture, was valued at
s13s, 900. Fortunately there were no
boarders in the hotel when the fire oc-
CURED, as the season had not yet com
menced. The origin of the fire is believed
to have been incendiary, as flames were
discovered in three different portions of
the house at once. The loss is partially
covered by insurance.
A lad employed by the Philadelphia
sowing machine company, which occupies
the second and portion of the third floor
Of tho rough-cast three -storied building at
the north west corner of Thirteenth and
Buttonwood streets, while building a fire
in stove in the japanning room on the
second floor, poured some Of tho japan in
the stove to hasten the progress of the
flames. Some of tho burning liquid fell
to tile floor and in few minutes the en-
tire building was in flames. The company
employs thirty-threo men, who were
barely able to escape with their lives SO
rapidly did the flames spread. The entire
stock and machinery were destroyed, the
loss amounting to $4,000. The sewing
machine company WAS insured for SO, 800
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EASILY PRovEE.-It is easily proven that ma
larial fevers, constipation, torptdtty OF the
liver and kidneys, general debility, nervous
ness, and neuralgia ailments yield readily to
this great disease oOnQuerOr, Hop Bitters. II
repairs the rnvages of disease by converting
the food into rich blood, and 1t gives new life
and viGor to the aged and infirm always:
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