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LEGAL NOTICE.

DOYD hocARr Y. william B. Nc Carty and
ID Elissbsta hscsrty. whose place Of resi-
dsnes and poststass address 10 Aiddlsbourns.
Tyler county, West virgixia,; Martha J.
Hayden and Thomas Hayden, whose place
Of residence and postonos address Is Iude.
psndsncs, Aontgomsry county, Kan sss;
John hcCarty, whose place Of residence
and postomcs address IL Bslton, Cass oounty,
u sssuri; Wiley A. No Carly, whose place Of
residence and poatohace address Is Sugar
Valley. Anderson county, Kansas. will take
nsties that the zOth day Of March, 1855
IG P. Wilcox, - Administrator Of the estate
Of XII AsCartv, deceased, fled ii ths Pre-
bate Court Of Monroe county, Ohio. his ser-
tain petition against them and others, the
object and prayer Of which 10 TO obtain IN
erdsr to sell the following described real
estate. the proceeds to be applied 70 the
payment OF tie debts Of said dscsdsat, the
real estate Is described 80 follows. 70 wit:
Fifteen acres of Of the north eud Of the
southeast quarter Of the northwest quarter
OF section fifteen, township Ave Of range
Ave, commencing for the same At the north
east corner Of said quarter quarter; thence
soute thirty ro6s; thence west eighty reds;
thence north thirty reds; thence east eighty
rods to the place Of beginning.
Alss, the northeast quarter Of the nsrth
east quarter Of section fifteen, township
Eve in range Eve.
Alss, the northwest quarter Of the north
west quarter Of ssotisn nine Of township
ave in range ave, in Al ninety ave acres.
Yea are required to answer On or before
the 18th day Of May, 1888.
O. p. VIII COX,
Admir- Of estate Of Xii MsCarty, deceased
mch77, 'S3w7.
SPRIses L DRIees, Att'y&.
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E The Cincinnati Morning Journal
had the Il flowing c, mmon-sense flnan-
cial editorial in it's Issue Of last Wed
nesday:
II q silver dollar readily passes among
the people on par with q paper dollar,
what is The need OF cons,antly keeping
up scalawag cry about ita beiAg worth
only eightv-four eents9 A paper dollsr
is in itself worth almost absolutely moth.
ing. but represents value. ]. will buy 9
dollar worth OF something So will
the silver dollar, and so long as it con-
tinues to dn so, shat;is the use of raw.
ing about lis being. worth only eighty
four cents. This reasoning may net be
according to the logic Of financial the,
rist', but Il is according to every da,
horse sense.
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Gambling at the Arkansas Hot
Snrings.

Springs.
TIE citv iss filled viii gamblers, ard
cards seem 10 he the means OF employ.
ing time even hv those who do not he
long to. that distinguished hody called
blacklegs In the opinion Of one Of tbs
oldest inhabitants. with whom l cen
vereed last night. a radical and irugres.
sive slep toward pualc morality was
made last wear. THE counc made the
gamblers lemove their rooms from the
frat 10 The second floor" Yet the city
has one peculiar feature which nigh
well be emulated in other places Nc
ketel conisins asbar, and your sleep il
never disturbed or broken by the stag
seiings xn4 shouiiBgs that one has otter
N listen 10 in citi, thtt claim q higher
title 10 civilization than Hot Springs
Those who want to drink must go to 6
saloon, filied with every variety OF wick
tGness that gambling deyelnpes Pre-
feesional etiquette does not compel sht
gambler to uae anv auxiliary aid. H.
hunts his own prey, and is always or
ME look out for it. think the princi
pal reason why 50 many patients who
Lave come here for relief have becom,
the victims Of gamblers Is that one ha'
no way of amusing himself II he has NJ
taste fol reading. and il he has any de
sire for ,,lay it is the thing be will m 8
likely A. 10, and, sbsnh he hy to il. h
is IS certain of heing skirned a. an ee
In q Kitchen Ntsc FORK Observer
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Winding Up the Clock.
When the Weary Wheels Were Al.
most Still. A Lucky Accident
Reveals the Lost Key.

When the Weary Wheels Were Al.
most Still. A Lucky Accident
Reveals the Lost Key.
"Hov long did you say ysu had iti'
"Twenty. .fve years"
"Whah 3 bai cough. with occasional at
tacks of hemorrhage, for twenty Eve yearsi
Why, man, IT'S q mercy that tha. there's .
dozen pounss left Of you"
Abraham 0rner, Of Highspire. Dauphin
county. Pa. stuck to his state eneut, aud
when the sxelanations Of wonder ceased. hs
added:
Exactly. You're right II 10 . mercy
But the greatest mercy OF all IL that, before
I actually csughed myself ont of-ex' 'stsuee.
got hold Of PARK-k's GINGER Toxic and .
few bottles Of 1t cursi mo"
"CURED ysdf Relieved you, you msani"
Htmean phat say; It cured me, said Mr.
Orner, simply. II feel like another man."
Please. take especial notice: PAsKsx's GII
sEx TOXIC is not a more esSsnce Of ginger; no,
q mere stomachio. The ordinary prePara.
tisns Of ginger are beneficial for transient
aches, but at that point their value GsDs
PARKER's GIseEs ToSic covers far widel
and Totally different, neld. It attacks and
dissipates radical and chronic diseases Of tn,
Lungs, Kidneys. Liver aud Nerves, It's Al
delicious to the palate a. Il is proupt and
effective in operation. Ginger Is only exI
AMONG MANY powerful ,curativss which the
Tox.c holds in combination. Test its virtue
for that cough Ct yours, or fer any Of thu
ills which require an invigorant for the
whole system.
And above ALL de not permit yourself Il
be misled. PARXeRs GINGER Tonic sttnd
alone. Nothing else il Just the same" o
"just rs good" Prices so cents and 81
ECONOMY in buying the larger size. HIscsl
& Co., New York.
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E& Any rich soil that will produces
good corn or notatoes 10 suitable fol
Strawberries In the garden plant ore
or two feet apart, hu, 10 d Id culture the
plants should be set one nv four feet
This gives an an average 10000 10 ar
acre. II new beds are made. do it 9,
soon as the ground can be worked. Civ
generous msnuring, and work |. IL
deeply snd thoroughly. The Bidwel
snd Manchester are among the leading
recent varieties. Sharpless and Charlie.
Downing are we'll tested and excellen,
The catalogues give many Others. Or
beds that were covered should have the
straw removed just over the plans. ts
Expose them TO the eun and air. leaving
the mulch On the ground uR;il after lhi
fruit is gathered.
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she Resented an lnsnl; to Her But


"That tn Ter came from The North,
said the landiady OF Virginia hoard
ing house. Il don't use the common
tutter. OF ibis part Of The country or
my table. AIT OF M hu'ter comes from
fiistsnce.'
"Does il walk 7" asked the board.r.
"What did you sav, sir ?"
81 ask does ,our butter walk in max
ing The journey ?"
aNo. sir" said the LADY with q sweet
sad smile. "hut hope you can walk,
and abe opened the door.
"Why, msism, have paid ycu three
weeks in advance
aIt makes no difference. No maj
who insults my hutter cen remain unde
nv roof. You flirted With ms daughts
and abused nv husband. and | took i
all In good part, but, sir. as you hsv'
psssed the limit. Of nv endurance, leav
this place Richmond va Whig
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A sermon alwa, seems short TO the
woman who wears her new bonne; TO
church for the FIRST time.
Good health is the greatest OF for
tunes no remedy has 40 often restored
this prize TO the suffering, as hoods
Sars -parlls. Try 1t.
II the report that General Sherman
kisses every girl to whom be is intro.
duced has any truth In II. We dom, won.
der that so many OF our young mek
have military ambition.
A man q, o Nv York hotel table. the
other day, had some L mburger cheese
sent to him. A little boy who sat bt-
side him turned to his mo'her and ex-
claimed: "Mamma, how I wish ] was
deaf and dumb in my nosr.'
A little boy Of four years was sleep.
ing with his brother, when his mother
sad: why. Moses, you are living rigb'
in the middle Of the bed; what will
poor Harry def" "Well, ma" he re-
pfiei, "Harry's got both sides"
"The pig don't seem to g ow fat q
ell, remarked Summerbreze to his wi e
mighty good reason" replied hn
better half; "tte grain s,ore won't trus
you for any nors meal" "How's ,h'
baker. has he begun to kick We, ?" asket
the old man. No "Well, then, fee'
the pig on bread and douehnuts; we'v
got to get the cuss fat enough to xii
anyway"
I We learn from the Philadelphia New
that "it takes four ladies of the bedcbam
Der, every one peeress, eight common
ladies OF the 6ed-chamber and tw'lv
bed chamber women to pat Queen Vie
toria to bed" This implies 9 terribl
state Of affairs in the rovsi pafsee. ]
this country it seldom takes more the
lhree policemen TO put man to he'd, q
uater how nopiousiy he may have in
hlhed at the banquet. ."-No,risto'o
Htyald.
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Wood9held
SELECT SCHOOL.

TNHR next session Of this scheel will COM
| ,nsncs on Monday, May z, 1888, and
continue ten weeks
Tie pa.t tueosss Of this soheol. the earn.
est desire Of both teschsrs and sitissns to
make IL . permanent Institution, and the
promises Of good accom- noiatisus at low
rates, give us hopes Of nora than usual
patronage.
The teachers promise their ablsst Efforts
for the advancement of thair students, while
the town Affords superior advantages to any
other town In the county. AS far as may be
desired by students GLASSES will be formed
u.ins the following text books.
Weights Orthography, AcGufey's Revised
sixth Reader. Shsw's Rngli'h Literature. Rc.
ectio Psuman.hip, Harvsy's Revised English
Grammar, Grsene's Analysts Hart's Rhetoric.
Eclectic U. =. History, AldsnI Science Of
Government Bolsctio Geography No. Heus.
toms Physical Geography. Harknsss' Latin
works Rays New Higher Arithmetic and
A esbras. Olnsy's Elements OF Geometry,
stssle's Natural Philosophy, Geology, fhysi.
olsgy. Botany and Zoology. aayhsw's Book
Keeping and ether branches desired BY those
in attendance.
1uIY10N.
PrInary Branches -. 1900. 50 90
Common ..... ........ 90
higher 49,. ........ oO
For further particulars address
JAMES A. WATSON,
wesasasld, ohis.
Or 8. W. BARBER,
New Matamoras, Ohio.
janls,'s3td.
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Trains run on Columbus time west Of the
Ohio River.
Note on Running of Trains..-EAST
BOUND-New York Fast Line daily. With
through Sleepers from Chicago to New York
and Sleeping Car from Indianapolis to Wheel
ing. Washington and Baltimore Express,
with through slsspers from Chicago to Bal.
timors daily, and Through Coach from San
du sky to Columbus daily. New York and
Baltimore Express daily Newark to New
York, on other Divisions. daily, except Sun.
day. Sleeping Care hicsso Junction; Can.
berland. All other trains daily, except Sun.
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ATTACHME MENT.

Philip Neuhart and Henry Neuhart, PLAINTIFF,
against
Robert Grireth, defendant,
Before 4. NJ. Beard. Justice Of the Peace oi
Center township, Monroe County, Ohio, on
the 7th day Of April, A. D. 1883. said Justiee
issued so order Of attachment in the above
action for the sum of $73 Is, and $40 the
probable costs. Said action is set for fnal
Trial May 81, 1883, at ] O'Clock p. m.
!. aprl7,'e3. F.M. BEARD, J. P.
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RTrying to disgrace bis relations
"How did } ou ever come to run for the
Legislature. anyhowf" asked Charles
O'Bear Of Myer Hudgins, 0 newlv elect:
ed member of the Missouri Legislature
and who is visiting Austin for his heal,h
y did it TO bring disgI ace on my uncle
He treated me badly whenI was boy
and.I took fearful VOW would humil'
late him, and have done it," "Wha
business is your uncle engaged in p
He is making shoes IN tue Ohio peni
'enliary." 80
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It will Be a.Demooratis Pspsr, devoted t0s
Politics. News, Earksts, Agriculture and Lit-
sTaturs, and will,be edited 9Th the view sE
nakirg it . desirable Family Nswsps per-.
As. a rev candidate for public fsvsr, THE
WEiRa1 Niws will cater to the requirements
Of its readers. II will thorsughly discuss
all live snsstiens Of the day. II will give
particular attention 10 the gathering Of the
news. Bspssisi care win b taken in con-
piling the various market reports. In the
interest Of fh. farmer. rgoodly space will,
be devoted TO sssiculturs. General lissra-
tsrs and ether nattsrs fstsd for the family
sirsl will sssprirs an important department
Of the paper, and it will bssth purpose Of
the nanagsnsatso 50 edit and publish TIE
WRaKLr Nhws as 70 commend Il 70 ana make
IL welcome visitsr in every household.
TIE WEaKLr NIws will b large quartz i,
containing sixty. feuF seiumnss Of reading
matter, printed On q fGs article Of saisn.
dersd paper.
In order to rsash.all classes, Il win be ssla
ALI
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IF An old Virgl ia preacher, who
bought bis butter from his brother Paul.
sent for fresh supply tor bis Sunday
dinner aud was in he midst: OF his ser-
mon when his negro aervant returned
and took his sea, in the church The
preacher had elt qnentlv related whsl
Matthew. Mark, Luke and John had
said in relation to the subject matters. o.
his text. and he then said in laundering
tones: @Whst dnes Paul Say 7" Tut
negro thinking the question addressed
TO him, replied. in the hearing OF tbs
whole congregation: "Marse Paul say,
as how Won can't get a,y more but;el
ill you've paid for dat you got las
week IN o PisoyHnc.
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acLIIros Iowa, April 70, 1881.

"cLIIros Iowa, April 70, 1881.
Il wish you would send me spring for
the Wm. Rllsry Watch By the way
this Rllery Is watch / sold in your Screw
Fesei Case to farmer last fall. The 6rst Of
January he lost his watch In the woods, aud
found It this week in about one foot Of wa
ter. 1t had lain three months and ever in
snaw and water. with but slight injury 10
the watch-only 3 hair.spriug.
C. 8. RAYMOND"
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The above were very severe tests, and dc
monstrate beyond doubt, that for any rea-
sonable length OF time during which watch
might be under water It would receive NO
injury whatever.
We make these cases in both gold and
silver. and a, Perfectly Oust-ProOf
Stem winding watch Case, Chat.
Ieage the. World 10 Produce lts
Equal.
For Sale by all First-Class jewelers..
moh27, ,'S3m3. :.
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H.w to Start am Echo.

We cannot vouch for the truth Of the
following story, hut an Austin gentle.
man said he was an eyewitness of the
occurrence. He was on a steamboat or
the Hudson river with party Of excur
sionis's. The boat stopped at place
in the river where there is wonderful
echo One Of the gentlemen asked ev
er, hndy in the crowd for q pistol with
which to wake up the echoes. N,bod,
he'd any pistol, but a gentleman IRON
Arkansas said that he had something
that was q blame sight more reliable
than pistol, and pulling out OF bis
boot knife with ihirteen-inch blade
handed it over to the party who wanted
to stir up the echoes -Sftinqs.
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TINE TABLE.
TAXI EFFECT IL NJ, OCT. 20, 1889.

Trains make connection with the B. 4 o.
And C. & r. Railroads, also. with Capt
Princes stesmbost. &C P.Lucas," far Wheel
ing. Trains run daily, Sunday excepted.
TRAINS GOING EAST.
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NNHR Board Of Rxaminsrs Of Nsnrss Csunty
/ vii, hold meetings fer the examination
Of teachers as follows:
Woodlfsld, Saturday, March 10, 1882.
!" 81,
~ April IA.
Those desiring certificates Of any grade
must be examined.
Examinations TO commence at 8 e'elssk.
By order Of the Board.
-fst27, ,'S2td. JAMES 4. WATSON, Clerk.
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Trains :an on Baltimers time east Of ths
Ohio River.
WEST BhUND-Chieago Past line daily
with throagh sleepers from New York 4
Chicago. Chicago Rxpress daily, Through
Eleepers Baltimore to Chicago and Through
Coach from Columbus to Sandusky daily
Chicago Mail daily, on Main Line and Z. o
Division; On other divisions daily, sxoep'
Sunday. Sleeping Car Cumberland TO- Chi
cago junction and Wheeling to Indiana polls,
All other trains daily, except sunday.
L. u. COLI, General Ticket Agent, Balti-
more.
W. 3. REPPRRT, Pass. As't, Columbus.
C. K. LORD Gen. Pass. Agt, Baltiwors,
B. BUNHAM, Gen. Man, Newark.
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TIME CARD.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate of Frederick Schneider, Deceased.
T,HR undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as Administrator, with the will
annexed, Of the estate of Fred ,rick Schnei'
der, late of Monroe county. deceased.
Dated this 7th day of April, A. d. 1888
aprl0, ,'sSwS. JOHN JACOB SCHNRIoER.
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The following letters tell their
own story.


own story.
~ "vALposVA, GssReIA, July e, 1882.
II sold enc Of your Patent Dust Proof
Cases sbout ten months age, and the other
day It came back to me with the request 10
make It wind easier. On examination I
found that the stem was rusty, and inquired
into the cause Of It. The gentleman stated
to me that he wa, starting some saw logs
that had lodged in the bend Of the river
when his chain caught in bash and threw
his watch into about twelve feet Of water,
and he was about two hours An ding It. When
he got 1t out Il was running and Ls th,ugh
all right. In. about three months he fund
that the stem was hard to turn and sent /.
10 me.
can say that the watch Is all that the
company claims tor it and recommend 1t to
all railroad and mill men.
B. W. BBNTLY'.
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present ageis
BRANDRETH'S PILLS.
Thev are compounded % Riots, Herbs
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A, Family Medicine they are unri-
vailed, curing Headache, Cpn'tipaiion,
Liver Complaint, Rheumatism. Dgspep.
sis--cleHfine' Me blood uf ali impurities
--acting on the Liver, Kidneys and other
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For CITY years they hove bsen US ed
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I am yerging on eighty years, and
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noTlLs.
NATIONAL hsIsI,

BELLAI1zE, OlzI0-
WILLIAM COCHRAN, Proprietor.
ErRsT CkABs,asssnnsdatisns furnished to
i guests at this hsuse. Bills reasonable.
Convenient tsths depot Of the Bsllaire and
ssathwsstern. sct2l.'7sy..
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81 hear the widow Furgnson is in
verv destitute circum >tances," said Dea-
con G'lpin to Squire McGill the other
evering.
'Yrs, I s'pose she is," replied the
Squire.
81 should think the lodge wouli do
something for her"
'Oh, they did. When Ferguson died
they published mos, half a column OF
resolutions.
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THE NEW PATENT
DuSt.Proof
STEM WINDING OPEN lAGE CASE,
MANHFACTgR ED BY TIE
AMERICAN WATCH CO.
"@lfHa hKn00


This case Is formed in one solid piect with.
ont joint or seam, opening In front only. thus
avoiding the usual Cap, and securing greater
strength and durability.
These Watches are all epsn face. The bsssl,
into which an extra strong crystal Is fitted
with an especially prepared waterproof os-
msnt, is attached to the case by screwinE it
thereon, and thus forms an air.tight juno
tion with the body Of the. case, which Is
preof against dust and moisture.
To railroad men, travellers, miners, lum-
bermsn and others who are almost con-
stantly exposed and who have to make fire.
qusnt reference to the watch, these qualities
are Of the utmost importance.
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RAILROADS..

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THE spfasf or BEH0eRACy
WEsDAF, EPRIL ~. 1888.

The most reliable, carefully pre-
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