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Grand and Petit.Iuries.

The following jurors were drawn on
the 24sh ult., to serve at the January
term Of Court:
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Resolutions of Respect.

WHEREAS, In the inscrutable wisdom
Of the Allwise Creator and Prescrver OF
the universe, it hath pleased Him to re-
move from our number our worthy
friend aud co-laborer, Prof. s. W. Bar
Der, and
WHEREAS, He was held in high esteem
and respect by this Association. we deem
i, our duty 10 place on record some
marks OF our profound regard for his
memory and our high appreciation OF
his services among US therefore, be it
Resolved, That in the death of Prof.
Barber we have lost one who was an
honor and an ornament to his profess
sion: society, one whose memory will
be cherished on account of his many
virtues; his family and friends one
around whom will cluster many tender
recollections
RESOLVED That we tender our heartfelt
sympathy and commend to the watchful
care of Him who doeth all things we'll
the stricken wife and family of our de-
ceased member.
Resolved, That these resolutions he
spread upon the minutes of this Asso-
citation and that copy Of the same he
sent to the family of the deceased and
also to each of the county papers.
J. "A WATsoN.)
@a n. ODEN.
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CATARRH.. Without assuming, to
write outa thesis Of this universal all
ment, facts warrant our saying that it
seems to US there never was season when
it was so prevalent as the present.
The above is preliminary to the fol.
lowing, viz: That Messrs Hood u Co !,
of Lowell, believe that the best way to
treat Catarrh, and the only way TO get
permanent relief, is through the blood.
A cons itutional disease requires con-
sti .ional remedy. Hoods sarsaparilla
is a blood purifier and cons iutional
medicine that can be relied upon, aud has
cured numerous cases of Ca'arrh in Its
various forms. We think this claim a
reasonable one and gladly giveit room in
our colums.
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index to New Advertisements.
Local Notes and Notions.
1854.

Delinquent Land List this week.
Be careful and don't write 1855
Thst's dead issue.
Miss ALICE SpRIeGs is Waiting Miss
HArrrE Pool, of Morristown, Belmont
county.
Rev. E. P. EpxosDs and wife, OF Chs-
grin Falla. Ohio. are visiting friends in
this place.
SpRraas & DRleas have q valuable
farm for sale In Benton township. See
advertisement.
Mrs. SALLrE KEEpERs and Mr.. ALFRED
7SrNcLArR, OF Beallsville, are visiting
friends in this place.
CHATHAM SINCLAIR, OF Benwood. w.
Va, is spending the Holidays With
friends in Woodsield.
Henry SrEtNHoFF, OF Summit town.
ship, offers his farm for sale. 1t is good
land and well improved.
A meeting Of the thoroughbred stock
association OF Monroe county will be
held In Woodsdeld, January a6. 1884.
The young ladies Of Woodsfeld will
have Leap Year party at the residence
OF W. r. HUNTER, Esq on New Years
night
Prof. D. McVEY, of Beallsville, atten-
dad the State Examiners meeting at CO.
'lumbus last week and Was examined for
q State certificate.
We we're without mails from Saturday,
the aad ult., to Wednesday, the 26th
nit, because of washed out trestle and
clips on the B. II d C.
Tae engine wrecked at the trestle West
OF Leyisville on the 23d ult, was
! ybrought'in on the 30th ut. I, is worth
! about the price OF oldiron.
Col. McELDowsEY and B. T. BowERs'
Esq, OF New MartinsvilIe, and J. D.
EwIss, Esq ,of Wheeling, W. Va, were
Su town asst week on legal business.
Mr.. THoMxs SMITH, OF North SPRING
fsld, No.. and Mr.. HARVEY SMrH, ol
Columbus. Ohio, are visiting their father
Mr.. SAMUEL G SMITH, near Woodsfeld
Mr. and Mrs. ZIMMERMAN, of Warren
county, Ills, are visiting friends in this
county. Mrs. zinMERMxx is daeghte'
OF Mr.. T. z DAVIS, formerly residen
OF Woods6eld.
e; + Rev. GARRowAr held services ia the
Prssbyterian church here last Sunday
Z Services again on Sunday, the 18th inst
~ . o'clock In the afternoon. New Cas-
: .fle, Woodsfeld and Buchansu's form ID
S scircuit.
Judge CocHRAN. OF Belmont county
on the 18th ult., granted license to IA
eEocA ]. PlcKERlNG. wife OF JOSIAH l
.PlckrRrse, Of East Richlsnd, and ~h
lie Minister of the Society OF Friends
TO solemnizs marriages
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The Week of Prayer.

The following is the arrangement Of
topics for the Week Of PRAYER for 1884
commencing with Sunday, the 9th inst. ::
Monday, Jan. Praise and Thanks
giving
Tuesday, January S-Confession OF
Sin and Prayer Tor Cleansing and Re-
newai
Wednesday. January 9.-Prayer for
Families. and Instructors of Youth.
Thursday, January p-Prayer for
the Church of Christ.
Friday, January 1l-Intercession for
the Nations.
Saturday, Jan. 12-PraSer for Mis-
sions at Home and Abroad,
This is the general series of topics,
and subdivisions may be. made accor.
ding to the wishes o: pastors and chur.
ches. aS
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SONTAY CAPTURED.
Occupation of the Citadel After
Two Days Fighting.

OccupatiOn of the Citadel After
Two Days Fighting.
Admiral Peyron Minister of Marine,
has received thefollo wing despatch from
SoEtay, dated December II:
"Sontay is ours. The outer enceinte
was carried by assault On Sunday, at six
o'clock in the evening. The attack be-
gan at eleven O'Clock in the morning =
The assault was made at five O'Clock in
the evening, with bravery above all
praise, by the Foreign Legion, to sether
with the m arine, infantry and sailors -
The & )tilla assisted in the b,mbariment.
The citadel was evacuated during the
night by its defenders and was occupied
on the morning of the 17th Without
fighting. We do not vet know whittier
the Blaek Flags, rebel Annamites and
lChineseSLave fed. It is impossible tp
learn their losses. We lostahous fifteen
killed, including one offi;tr, AMI sixty
wounded, including Ave Office
Admiral GOURMET, in his OH ;ial report
to the government, states that three Off,
GERS and sixty seven men we're killed
and ten officers and ITO men we're woun
ded in the fighting before Sontay on the
l4th inst.
Admiral Courbet has heen gazat'ed as
general officer of the Legion OF Honor
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suERIrrs SALE.
Owen j. Jones
- vs..
swilliilm r. Hurd.

= L.
IlY viltue OF a, certain sendj. exponssissnsd
from the court of eonmon pEeas within
and for the county .of Monroe, and Slate Of
Ohio in a sase. pending in said court 6stwe en-
thu above named parties, and 70 in. directed.
will efer.for seis at pnolic auction at tie
east doorsof the nonrt horss in .Woodsfsld,
on
ffitay, tie 25th dag of Jaruary, 1884,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. M. and
O'clock p, m, Of said day the following de-
scriesd real estate situate in Monroe county,
Ohio, TO wit:
Lots rumher forty eight aud forty niue as
numbered upou tbs late plat of the town of
Clarington, Monroe County, Ohio, as record.
ed in plat book number QUE psss seven,
Monroe Cou lty records.
Said property SO ordered to be sold is ap-
praised at $3.50, and may sell foftwo .thiris
of said -appraissment. Terms Of sale, cash
before confirmation.
| CHRIS. LUDE.
d-o25, ,'s3w5. Sheriff NJ. c. o.
WM, oKsra & Sos. Att,ys.
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JACKSON TOWNSHIP ITEMS.
Writer'S, ONO, Dec. 81, 1888.

Writer'S, ONO, Dec. 27. 1883.
A wet Christmas and dry one.
We are blessed with good boating wa
ter.
Stringtown 10 the front again with six
pi,ch battles on Christmas day.
Chas. Stewart is spending his HOLIDAYS
at TiltoDsville, OHIO.
Misses Mary aud Maria Witten. OF
Matamoras, are visiting at Jerry Wit
tens.
Mrs. Rachel Russell is recovering
SLOWLY from the hurt she received from
q calf over three months ago. -
In spite OF the bad weather the Chapel
vas-a sea Of human faces to witness the
Christmas tree ami entertainment and
our performers never done better In their
lives. The church was tastefully deco.
rated the tree and its trimming and the
position was nothing 10 brag on. II
was hard to tell which one of the little
girls was the happiest about their dolls
for they were all very nice.
Too funny to see: That fellow thai
had no change to put in the collection
nor the bill to get changed; that young
Gent with more mud on his coat than s
button hole boquette; we wonder What
Oscar will do with that sixty five dollar
sleigh he drew on Christmas
LITTLE ROSEBUD.
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OBITUAR Y.

DIED.-Of Consumption, on Decem-
ber 23i, 1888, at her home in West Un-
ion. W. Va, SusANNAH OKEY, wife of
PHtNEAs GANo.
The deceased was born in Monroe
county, Ohio, September 9th, 1889.
She leaves to mourn her loss her hus-
band and seven children.
She died in faith in the saving power
of God, and had vouchsafed unto her
full kno wledge of her salvation before
her departure, and when the hnal sum
mons arrived passed over the river as
peacefully as if closing her eyes in gen
tie slumber.
She was an affectionate aiie and moth
er, and only those who knew her hes
could In any degree appreciate he
worth.
While we mourn, we also rejoice, thai
we too may go and see her over there
l.. o.
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FITZ JOHN PORTER

Almost Certain of Receiving JUS
tice at Last.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Il The Evening
Critic says, 1t is ascertained that during
the past summer and fall General Fltz
John Porter has corresponded or talked
with a number Of Representatives and
Senators who have announced their dis
favor of the bill to restore him TO the
army, and that he has made an effort to
clear up In their minds any e,ide zee
possessed hy them which could lie used
against him. 1t Is presumed that biz
lahors have been encourag ging- to him.
since his bill has already been presented
in duplicate in both branches of Con-
gress. =
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FREE CHRISTMAS EXHIBITION.

JACOB RBINHERR begs leave to inform
his many friends and customers, that he has
Just received the best selection OF Common
aud French assorted candies, also fine as
sortmsnt Of hollow sugar toys and other
Christmas tree trimming, Also, fine ass
sortmsnt Of ruts, dgs, raisins foreign and
domestic fruits, canned fruits. mustard aud
oil sardinas. A good supply Of fresh Bread
assorted cakes and pies always on hand.
You are respectfully invited to give him a
call and examine his goods before purchas.
ing elsewhere.
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WASHINGTON. Jaauary 2S.-Judge
Buckner, Cha rmsu OF the House Com
mittee On BANKING and Currency is pre-
pairing hill which would gradually re-
place the National bank circulation ny
Treasury notes issued by the Govern
ment. He thinks National banks must
disappear when the National debt does
So diverse are the opinions Of the mem
bers of tho House, however, that he
does not know what the fate of the bill
will he. Mr. Band, Chairman of the
Committee on Coinage, thinks no radics
change will be made at this session ID
laws relating to the coinage OF silver.
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. A Christmas Drama,

Consisting of singing, declamations
recitations and select reading was de
livered to large and attentive audience
at Stewards Chapel, Jacks"n township.
by the members of the NJ. + Sunday
School, on Christmas night.
PROGRAMME CT TIE PROCEEDINGS.
Opening hvmn-Joy t, the World.
Prayer-Bv Miss Madden.
Christmas G eeting-By Rachel Gar.
den.
Singing-Fiing Vile the Gates:
Responsive rea:iiny-By the School.
|. C.ass Exercise e-Angels-By Henry
Hubbard. Teacher AMI Llcg -Witten,
Sallie Bnwn, Harry Hubbard. John
Kirkland and Alex. G.rlen, Pupils.
Class Recitation The S lepherds s-B
John Kirkland, Anna Garden and Mary
Garden.
Rscitaiou ou-The Am gels Song-By
Rachel Garden
Snsing-Chrs'ma on the Saa.
i Responsive Reading, Matt. 81, LIS,
BY the School.
Recitation The Magi-By R 'sa
Bown.
Reading-The S.orv of the Wise
Men. By Benton Rowles.
Deciama i1n-king Harod-By Thos.
| E Bown.
; Singiug-Yy til, Cnoir-F blowing
tie Star
II citation--Mary--By Temperance
Witten.
Sineing-Bv Choir-Christ Our King.
Recitation Song OF Ages BY
! Anna Garden.
i Declamatior-Th Power OF Labo,--
BY Miss Madden.
I Snging-Siug for joy on Christmas
5bMorn.
7 Reeitalior--Cmistmas Day--Bs Cbas;
, Witten
;, Recitation Cross 70 CrowE--By
Henry Wright and James Bown.
Singing--Who is Hep
II Christmas Catechisn--By the School.
Hymn-~Corona,i>n.
Responsive r adlno--By the School
A Declamation--E1e's Complsil'--
BY Ruth Krklanl.
s Singing The night Of Sin
Responsive Reading--By the School.
J. Class Racilation--The Prophe
B., Rowles; Fear--By Maggie Hubhard !;
= Hope-Temp. Witten; Doub'--Mary
Miller; Faith--Mary Garden.
Singine-The Wa'chman.
Retitation-By Mrs Josie Rine and
Maude Ryne.
This reelection was to represent a
child and her mother and was well. per-
formed and very effective.
e Class R,citation--To represent the
: churcb--By Rlth Garden !; Asa---Luther
Hissom; America-Albert Garden; Ell
rope--Willie Bown; Oceanics~~Charlie
McNight; Africa-Harry Hubbard.
il Siugipg-The Song We Live.
The house was beautifully decorated
with evergreen and appropriate notices.
Mr. E. Wickham ard E W. Hub
hard should have the thanks Of the 5 s..
tor the presentation Of the beautiful tree
which they with much labor conveyed
, through the deep snow. The tree was
load ed with about three hundred pres
ents of all kinds. Tne potable feature
about it was the number Of elegant dolls
for the little folks. The perfo mers
| fairly surpassed themselves. The dec
lamations were rendered in such man
: ner, by all as to be above praise.
The whole affair though past is one
. net soon to be forgotten by the little
,e folks and tits to be hoped that lasting
=, impression will be left that "Unto as
he Child is horn unto US Son is giv,n'
and that. "Jesus Himself is hidden where
M flowers perennial bloom"
Many thanks to those who assisted l.
the performances who are not m; mber'
= Of our s. )
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Excited thousands

All over the land, ARE going into costa.
sy over DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Their unlocked for re.
copesy BY the timely use tAof this great
life saving remedy, causes them to go
nearly wild in its praise 1t is eaaran.
teed 10 positively cure Severe Coughs,
Colds, Aslhma. Hav Fever, Bronchitis,
Hoarseness, Llss OF Vice. or snv af
lection of tue Throat aad Lungs. TriaI
Bottles free At 5ndkms Drug Store
Large size 81 .00
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Resolutions Adopted by The Mon
roe County Teachers Association.

Resolutions Adopted by The Mon
roe County Teachers Association.
WocDsFIELD, ORIo, Dec. %, 1883.
We, the committee on resolutions,
submit the following to the Monroe
County Teachers Institute:
WHEREAS, The Association known as
the Monroe County Teachers Institute
convened during the last week OF lie
eember, 1888, commencing on The 18th
of said month and closing December
28th. 1888, and
WHEREAS, The attendance is in ex
cess Of former sessions showing thereby
q grand manifestation Of decided inter
est in behalf of educational progression
in Monroe county; therefore be it
Resotued, That as this Institute has
been decided success, and as the ob
ject Of an Institute is for the special
benefit of teachers, we see in this insti
tuition a means of progress, afforded the
teachers OF Monroe county not attain.
able 10 any other way, and recommend
to our fellow teachers that it is Of the
utmost Importance that they avail them
selves of the opportunities here afforded
for their advancement.
[ Resolved. That the labors OF Prof.'s
Olney and Coler can not be too highly
appreciated by the members of this In
stitute, and, that we hereby tender them
our sincere thanks for their thoroughly
practical and efficient instruction.
Reso ICED, That the members of this
Institute feel themselves indebted to
those OF their number who have so
cbeerfully aided in the instruction given.
Resolved, That VIC tender our thanks
to the ladies and gentlemen who have
furnished the Institute With such excel
lent music.
Resolved, That we tender our thanks
to the citizens of Woodsfeld for their
hospitality during our stay in their
midst.
/ Resolved, That copy OF these resolu-
tions be presented to each of the county
papers for publication.
A. W GRIsELL,
". M WILLIAMS, Committee.
Ed. j. GRAHAM.
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We Knew This Well.
Special to the Columbus Times.

CrscLEvILLE. o.. December 2S.-ln
his paper, the Democrat Watchmsn. is-
sued this morning, Senator A. r. Van
0leat says;
The Senstor.elect from the Franklin-
Pickaway district would have strolling
newspaper correspondents ani Ssnato.
rial proguosticators to distinctly and
unequivocally understand that they have
no authority to PLACE or count his vote
for United States Senator, in the Demo-
cratic caucus. lie controls his own
vote, and will record 1t as he deems best,
answerable only to those who elected
him.
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g.On Friday last Dr.. Taos.

w.On Friday last DR.. Taos. G. Hoo
YER, young Surgeon Of Colambus, as
sisted by DIS T.sHs ARMSTRONG aud /.
P. FAEoUHAR, OF this place, cxcised the
entire right breast of Mrs. SHERRY, of
Woodsfeld, for malignant disease.
DR.. HooyER is Belmont county hoy,
having been brought up in Barnesyille.
A few years ago be located in Columbus
and subsequently, became attached to
Startling Medical College 10 the capacity
of Professor of Surgical Anatomy and
Operative Surgery. He Is beginning to
achieve quite reputation as an operator.
In The above case the ope ration was
one of difficulty and delicacy and we
are informed by DR.. ARMSTRONG. who is
Mrs SHERhY's physician and. has charge
OF the case, that 1t was done with ce-
leri,y, skill aud neatness that would do
credit 10 any Surgeon.
Mrs. SHERRY is at this writing doing
,aIi
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Columbus Times.

A large majority Of the country press
OF On;o favors Mr.. Peniieten's re-slec-
Fiion Let it be coupled with this fact
that it was the country that made up for
Judge Hoadly what was lost in Spriag-
field, Cleveland and Cineinnati, where
the party coetrol was in the same hands
that are nov raised agsinst the rural
namocracv
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e% Democrats who desire democratic
success in Ohio should remember that
the monopolies. and bosses, and all the
fonl elements within the party, not onl,
did not contribute to democratic success,
but that they came near losing 1t the
victory. Wherever they exis'ed the
democratic vote fell off, and wherever
they did not exist the people made ~
the losses and gained the victory. Now
it is the business of the people to bring
such powerful pressure to bear, instruct
ing representatives. that they can not
enthrone iobbers, monopolies, and boss
es to rule the affairs of democracy
Ne,1s Journal
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Teachers Institute Officers.

The following are the officers for the
ensuing year:
President-JAMEs II. HAMILTON.
Vice Pres'ts-A W tiRIsELL,
Miss ADA KNIGHT
Secretary-JAs. A. WATscN.
Treasurer-G O. DoUaHERTY.
Ex. Commitiee-G. W. HAMILTON,
Ed. ]. GRAHAM,
w. N. WILLIAMS.
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A Connecticut man has third arm
gro wing out of his back. Oh, of course.
If he has no wife TO attend 10 his back
when it aches Or itches, the best way is
to have another arm. They are killing
off The women so rapidly in Connection t
that men will be compelled to grow an
extra arm, or back up against the side
OF house TO scratch.-Peck Sun
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CATTLE MARKETS.
Baltimore Live stock Market.

Baltimore Live Stock Market.
December "a, 1883.
PRICES eF BEEF CATTLE AT THE MARKET
rHts week.
Very hest on sale ti;s week, 81 2.5e
That gene. ally ra ed first quality, Il ss'
Medium or good fair quality, 81 &c
. .dinary thin steers, oxen & cows, 3s3aac
Extreme range of pf.ces, SO DC
Most OF the sales were from 4a54c
Hogs--Trade is generally reported as
slow, with the quality in some OF the
pens better than last week. Prices show
no sppreciable change since last Monday
ranging from Z 10 SC. Same tine last
year they ranged from n to ste.
Sheep-Ihe quality is scarcely a'
good as was last ~eek's offerings. We
ohote butcher sheep at sic, with very
lew az the latter Lice. Lambs 4s5a;.
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~Tbe following new post offices
have been established in thin county:
At Beuwood, Green township-WL'
LIAM T WooD. P NJ.
AT Nero Station. B. z. l. C. Railroad
&C. L. KRoNING, P. NJ.
BuRKHARr Station. B. Z & c. Rail
road-M1cHAEL WErsENp, z M.
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mAsosuC DIRECTORY.

MONROE LODGE No. 1ss F. and A. NJ,
meets at Masonic Hall in Woodsfeld, on
"wednesday evenings, on or before each full
moon. b. B. HILL, W. NJ; JAS. R. NORRIS,
See'y.
WooDsFIELD CHAPTER No. 30. H. a. H..
meets in Masonic Hall. Woodsheld, on Mon
day evening after full moon. J. T. sPRiees,
II. =. a. p; JAS. r. MORRIS, see'y.
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Bucklcn's Arnica snlve.

The greatest medical wonder of the
world. Warranted to- speedily cure
Burns. Bruises, Cuts Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles, Chilblains,
Corns, letter, Chapped Hands, and all
skin .eruptions, guaranteed to cure In
every instance, or money refunded. 20
cents per boz. For sale bjJ.f. JUD.
KINs, Druggist, Woodsield. Ohio.
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Notice of Election.

Notice is hereby given that meeting Of
the members Of the Monroe County Agricul
tural Society will bs hsld at the shsrif's Of
6cs on Saturday, Janusry 26, 1884, for the
election of Eve Directors for said Society
Polls open a. 1880 and close at o'clockp.
ma dRo. P. D0RR, Secretary.
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~ELlzABETH KATHERINA MAYER,
resident of Ohio township, was found
dead at her residence on December 22d.
She was insane and had hanged herself
with cord fastened to the top OF the
bed post. Her age was 81 years and
25 days. She had lived in this county
27 wears. Four children are left to
mourn her loss.
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.

10 Cbsistian Ceirs, OF aohom 1t may Concern:
Notice is hereby given that Hoses Walton
has paid into the County Treasury a sum
sufficient to redeem the east palt Of the south
east quarter of the southeast quarter Of
section IA, township and Iange 4. sold
Al . Delinquent Tax Sale by John Ruegssg.
ger, Treasurer of Monroe county, Ohio, Janu-
ary l6, 1883 in the name Of Moses " alton to
Christian Cehrs.
S. A. ATKINSON.
decis, ,'s3t5. Auditor Monroe Co.. Ohio.
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EF The sessions OF the Teachers In
stitule held in this place last week we're
we'll attended, and the instructors, Prof.
E OLNEf, of Ann Arbor, Michigan,
and Prof. G. Z. ClLoR; cf Athens, rem
dered excellent service. The citizens oil
Woods6gld attended regularly, and
many of them thought the meeting
should continue two weeks. The Exec
utive Committee took time by the FORE
lock and engaged Prof 0LNEr's servi,
ces for next years Institute.
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~Mr. ]. M. Eberle, who put up th

HMr. J. NJ. Eberle, who put up the
Soldiers Monument has not been paid
In full, aud be wants his money, and
complains very bitterly about the way
he has been treated BY the Monumental
Association. This debt ought to be
paid, and paid at once. 1t is a reproach
to the city aud the Observation-Disclosures
Independent.