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WEEKL HERALD.
ru..ssu,s Evusr sAzusDAv noarlue
tbsus's lislald,

Out oI4 kn00o Henry tuiArQ nn1
failed, aud Il now reduced 70 the power
" of about two million dollars capital.
This il hard, Henry, but bear up under
It, old boy. Many nettles grow among
the s,rnWherfioa, Henry, and II, after
gatherI4g many b1friss, yon catch hold
u 4 ns45l& dohft cry dut, 1T yop wseh
t!is follow Wh6 b picking neak you.
Quietly besr the sting and watch tho
other fellow dance when he feels Il.
Gould will catch nsttle one Of these
dAys, and than you can laugh Why, Old
boy. thefe IVES time when We were not
wnfth more than two million dollA1.
Tbis Il s. fact Hen. IAN honest ruth.
There ~ ! Time, ana " mu15 u !
warmth Of recollection contemplating i
when w wsre refused credit for rail-
rad; but that's nothing A shoeznaksr
once refused the dauphln Of France
credit for pair Of boots. One author.
n says Il Was because the heir TO the
Ffbnch crown VA poor; another decjares
lhat Il was on acconut Of ~ extre1nely
lafrp foet. Accept either 6fatom61(,
Hei1ry, and walloW III the bIisaful ~
Election that weeks, yea months, may
elapee bsfore shoemaker refuses to
credit you Tor pair Of Boots. Come to
think d II. old associate, shsssnaker
ONCE refused vi but We were avenged.
What d!d " az Why, Ws wsit viii.
DIT fhe boote Ho9k1
The 6cfipl1feo kindly tell a. not 70
let Our hearts ~ troublsd. This NAV
h new to you. but 4 ~ written many
years ago and has been ont nsiyely
e,pied without credit. Yea the chi.
tAeo papers had Il. md ~ credit vas
lost in that town.
Get frss pessss Over the trunk lines
ard live economically, And BY ! olozc
Observance Of this timely advies, yos
may, when You want eelsr1 ard oyStsrs,
be able 70 Ret hamsandwich. Don't
thirst for sverylhine ron sss. We ~
kre sorstimeG compelled to adopt fis:d
denial. This, though, is somstimes car.
Hed "a - exfSelne, LOT instance when :
ussA te!Igs ~ ~ denies II Don't buy
krsflroh8 juat btcauss you zee Il b fcr
fEFaass5G s. 6aS mia. Ths ocean & &
o!sre9 wjth ships. They ers for ssil
In fs u(nh su6h s pun, Henry. Let
us plunge ths dagger of higher literary
tssfe Into IL aSsa body. Oh, yes,
Henry. falstaff mGas psus Il the ex-
beliiS of PrinaS Hk1l. but ke paid dsarIy
III y. 81 R'F''s M =; 81 ,sss~ss; ss:,ss
st5!4 fhjsA chilled spd killed bis
A6n0btl tse.
Ycar sfsnd Italian p.ises may isds
ANY ltks tie foasn on : tautard Of
besr, t9t Il tie fe4ft there oan b butt
1 ssitls ksRy
: h9.s.l -, 80 ..iysy: Ioyoss ,ptAy
1 ri y r { 80 sSs} "a 4 "a 4 assss ivan
- ~ "a ty q Z ftstie bsee
r 3 - !; - lbcaa inssn.
~. : - ~ = q siss:r ~ yss sss.ss. ssS
'sssI sss, - ss sI.!'sss'l
~. Hssss. ~ u 81 = 5|sf csatf 81 J
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b. ). 8. Grimm,

oFruox Ar RESIDENCES. iss MAIN STREET
oncs Houn-e . II a. u. l to and 70 .
HKM
Rs-idsnce- -Eass ssds Of Main street below
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pr. Joseplh Kurts

No sss Main sss,ss. oppodss Baker Bloch
1wEzs sd ~ dIAsasss sssa.sA With shs s.ss o,
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OBITUARY.

DIED May -. 1884, CLEMENT C.
PAsoo. son Of SARAH and WILuAM
PAsoo, aged l6 years, Z months and 8
days.
The deceased died with measles after
one months illness.
He wss dutiful son, Q kind and low.
ing brother, respected by oil who knew
him. He feared not to die. As death
approached he babe bis parents aud sis.
ters farewell, hoping to meet them in .
better world. He went down into the
vslley Of eternity leaning on Jesus, and
be expressed himself ~ ready to cross
the river which severed oil earthly ties,
and thus sweetly breathed his life away
Farewell. dear brsthet. thou hast left as;
Sweet may thy slumbers be-;
Thou hast left US here SO lonely,
In this world apart from thee.
But We must not weep in sadness,
For our Clemmy is happy now;
He has kuelt in heartfelt gladness,
Where the blessed angels bow.
He has gone to heaven before rs.
But he turns and waves his hand,
Pointing TO the glories DER Us,
In that happy spirit land. II. e.
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FACTS.

Those contemplating . trip westward
will certainly do we'll to carefully con.
snlt the time tables Of the Baltimore and
Ohio road. Its celebrated fast trains,
its sure connections, and rates always ss
low as the lowest, make it beyond all
controversy the best line west. Colo
nists are carried in first class cars on fast
trains, and every possible care is taken
to Insure comfort aud convenience.
Trains run through without change Of
sars to Chicago, where direct connection
is made with al leading lines to the
west, northwest and southwest, making
hut single change of cars to Iowa,
r,ssss, Nebraska, Texas. Minnesota.
uUs. No other line can offer such advaa-
tages as the Baltimore and Uhio.-I s
costs but very little time and trouble
to learn this. and in the end may lead
to the saving of much Of both as well as
money. Above all things do not pur.
chase tickets before having . talk or re-.
ceiviug q letter from one Of the B. Il o,
Agents. A letter addressed to w. E
Reppers, Columbus, Ohio; to J 7. Lane,
Wheeling. W. Va, to J. A. Webb, Fos.
toria, Ohio; to T. A. Lee GAINESVILLE.
Ohio, or call upon either of these gen.
tlemen will lead to thorough informa
ten as to all necessary details of time
connsctious, fares. baggage, etc., etc.
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wHEELrse. June Z, 1881

WHEELING. June Z, 1884
But,er-Prime to choice creamery 28s
22c; choice dairy. Is lSc; mmon 10
sir do. llsl5c; good to prime country
roll, II l2c; common mixed stuck, Sc
&c Slow demand
Beeswsx--ls q lo'ed ct 80 35c ~ b.
Baans-Prims nsvv n bu., 3 3OA2 40,
marrow fat 2 4OA2 so. hand picked me.
iiums, 2 25a2 80. Msrket doing bet
ter.
Cheese-Ssles in . jobhing vav OF
prim. mild o 10 factory at 9al2}c; Nav
York G sben, 14i,I5c; Sweitzsr, l3s
i5c; Limberger, 1lal5c.
Esgs-Slricilv 'rssh stock, fair de-
mand At l3al4c S dog
Feathers -Cao,ce, 65s70c 10 original
packages. 4 .5c more 10 email lots.
Oaions-6 60a70c ~ husheI..
Pesa-Green, l a0a1 so y bu.; 3a
aic y b.
Po, a,oes-Near BY receipts l 15 a
hbl Sow demand. Sweet potatoes, :
s0s2 IS.
Poultry-L We chickens. 5 75sl 90 u
dog; dressed turkeys. I5sl6c: do cbics
ems, l2sl3c; do ducks, 12al3c. Good
demand.
Rsgs-Ars sieady II lasl1c for uhio
mixed cotton; laltc for an WOOL snd
l4al1c for mixed.
Lard-Coun,ry prime. &c.
Tallow-Country. SIC; city 10.
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MILToNsBuRG ITEMS.

Tie summer term of school closed
yesterday, aud with it ends onr cares o.
teacher We shall ever remember the
past four years as very pleasant part OF
our life. and hope thst our labor has no,
been In vain. =
DIED Or consumption. on tho Gath
ult.. Frederick j. Burkhsrt, aged abou,
IS years He was hurled 10 the Catholic
Cemetery on Nay %
DR.. Rosenberg, OF Malaga, moved TO
this place last week; We have two doc
tors now, bat no work for one, IS the
health Of this vicinity Is very good.
F. Ketierer's residence IL receiving q
new Goa: of paint. NJ Reller's house ID
undergoing general repairs. F. E Wat
son, improved the front OF bis premises
With anew fence. l - y
j N Eberle aud wife. we're at Bellsire
last week ON business
P. Dorr Va, st Wheeling on business
las. week.
Frank Slusher was thrown of Q colt
on Monday last and received . severe
bruise on his cheek by coming 10 coutac,
with the fence.
Peace again ,reigns in town, after, the
6ght on N 1ndav evening. iu which pal.
ings. rocks. DC were freelv used,
The n. E. Church will give an enter.
tainment next Sunday morning. It being
children's day.
Chas. Kaller's house caught fire on
Monday; the Gre was extiuguished after
destroying part Of the roof.
We shsll leave this place In . few days,
hence our correspondence from here
must cesse How poorly We have done
We will let others judge. We hope that
"Snooks" or some other person will re-
port regularly in the future.
Bve, bye, "Uncle Fuller. ANON.
We are sorry to lose ':.Anon" from
our corps OF correspondents. Is he has
faithfully chronicled the happenings Of
Miltonsburg and vicinity. May he live
long and prosper.--ED. SPIRIT
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'SHERIFF'S SALE.
Barbara Kindslbergsr 1 ano.
Elizabeth Kindelberger & ano.
order Of sale. IN Partlflon

DY virtue Of certain order of sale In par
v tition issued from the 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, will offer for sale at public
auction, At the east door Of the court house
in Woodsdeid, ON
Saturday. the 5tk day Of July, 1884,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock .. m. and
o'clock p. M, Of said day, the following de,
scribed real estate. situate in Monroe county
Ohio, TO wit:
rRac1 No. l.-Forty acres OF Of the south
side o: the following descfibed promises cit
uate In section thirty six, township i've Of
range six, commencing for the same At the
northwest corner Of said section; thence
south eighty seven and Q halt degrees east
seventy eight and fourth rods; thence south
enc hundred and sixty Ave rods and t,n links.
thence east eighty eight and three fourth
rods; thence north eighty two and hall
rods; thence west fifty sig and half rods;
thence north eighty two and half ro3s;
thence west thirty Ave and half rods; CON-
tanning sixty i've acres, more or less.
TRAcr No. 2-Also. the southeast quarter
of the northeast quarter Of section thirty
six. township ave Of range SIX, (sxospt the
part thereof conveyed to Philip Schneider
and described as follows: Commencing At
the southwest corner Of said lot; thence east
With the line Hfty six perches to the quarter
post; thence north with the section line
twenty seven and half perches to stone
in the road; thence Q southwest course 70 the
place Of beginning, con tanning 6ftesn and .
half acres more or less) and leaving twenty
four and half acres more or less.
TRAcr No. 3-Also, the following lands In
said section thirty six, township Eve Of range
six. beginning eleven and six tenth rods
north OF the southsast corner Of section
thirty six, township i've Of range six, at .
stone on the section line; thence west eighty
rods to . stone; thence two degrees north
seventy eight hundredth rods 70 stone;
thence three degrees east twenty four and
half rods to . stone; thence four degrees
north sixty four and . fourth rods 70 stone
in the road; thence ave degrees south with
the section line one hundred and seventy
seven and nine tenth rods to the place Of
beginning. containing aishty acres more OF
less, and in all three tracts one hundred asd
forty fsuf and half acres, more or less, and
being the premises conveyed to Christopher
Kindelbsrser by Francis Rodgers and wife,
Christian Weber and wife aad Philip Schnei.
der aud wife, and being the premises on
which he resided at the time Of his decesss
Said property so ordered to be sold Ia ap'
praised at 81. .O40 and may sell for two thirds
Of said appraisement.
Terms OF SALs-One.third cash In hard
one. third in one year, and one-third 10 two
years from day Of sass, with interest; the de.
ferred payments to be secured BY mortgage
upon the premises sold.
CHRIS. LUDB,
james. saws. Sheriff u. CO.
HuxTEs 4 MALLORY, Atty's.
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PROBATE COURT PRoCEGDINGS.

May Is -Catharine Zwick gave bond
in the sum Of $500 as Executrix OF the
Will OF Michael Zwick. decd.
j. p Duvall vas appointed Admins.
trator OF the estate Of George Walters
decd Bond $1,000 B. NJ. Loper, T
]. Griffith and Brock Harper we're sp.
pointed appraisers.
Nav IL Applications we're fled to
have the Wills Of S. Riesbeck and E.
Rucker admitted TO probate.
May 19.-Thos. ]. Gtiiii'h was ap
pointed Administrator of the estate Of
Josephine 8. Branson, decd Bond IS
200. J. A. Brown, B N. Loper and G.
W. Griffith were appointed appraisers
The following accounts were heard
and disposed Of as noted:
MAY 70 -Thos. j. Grifi,h Executor
Of the Will OF G W Grifiith Final
Received $3.50 26; paid out sl.4ll.3l
balance, ellS.95. which the Executor d
ordered to pay out according to the
Will Of the testator. SIS
Fourth account Of Jasper Lisk Ex'r
of the Will OF N. P Lisk, decd; re.
ceived $97s 90; paid out sl79.95; in
Ex'r's hands TO be accounted for e791
81.
Third account of John Maginnis, Ad.
ministrstor Of the estate OF Edward Ms.
einnis. decd; reed S7l5 paid out $3.50
81 overpaid S205 81.
Final account Of John Kayser, Adm'I
OF the estate of lsass Weisner. decd
reed % $50 "a; paid ont S9,6So.5l.
Final account OF Fl. F. isode, Adm'r
of the estate Of David SHREDDER. decd
reed 1854; paid out 81 127.57; bal.
ance in Adm'r's hands 8726.43. which
he is ordered to pay out according to
law.
Third account of e Martin, Adm'l
of the estate Of Abraham Huffman, de.
ceased reed sl,493.99; paid out Slls
a; balance in Adm'r's hands OIL $50 Is,
Final account Of [. W. Devore, Ad.
ministrator OF the estate of Daniel De
wore. decd; reed e404 10; paid on,
s2l9 IL; balance In Admire hands
s1S4 SO.
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Along tho River.

Messrs. Cats Il Thomas's new build,
ing 10 Darlington Is fast nearing comple'
iion and when done will be one Of The
best business stands in town.
James r.. Jackson, Of Cisrington, ID
treating his residence to = fresh coat ol
paint, much needed improvement.
Mr.. W. b. Mallory, Of Clarineton, il
tearing down his old brick dwelling,
which he will replace with new frame.
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Chilarens Day at stafford.

OnAhsAh 0AAC -De>J 80 - -
We had the pleasure oi attending
Children's Day services at the N r
Churcn in Stador on last Sunday. the
handsome little church vas beautifully
and tastefully decorated with f,wers
ferns and evergreen. The programme
Was as follows:
Opening PRAYER by the school.
Piayer nv Pastor. Rev S ,sfie,
Song. "Chu,c Jubilee" by school.
Historical Recitation, by Mr.. John
Flowers class.
Church Centennial Hmm, by ais'
Kings class.
Song, The Childreu'a Army nv echool
Recitetiou. "Sanday Schoo's," by Mr..
John Gs.chell's class.
Exercises bv the infant class, Miss
Neitie Ullman, teacher.
Song, Little Bnds OF Promise" :"
"Recitation and Song, "Ssvior, Viii,
Thou Care For Us"
Recitation. "H,gher Eiucs,ion," BY
Miss Percell's class.
"Soag, ,..Ths Cbiliren's Of.ring
school.
Address BY Rev, Wilson.
Song. "rhe Century's Outlook" BY
The school.
Recitation, "Church Building and the
Supply OF Ministers" by Mr.. Isaac
Hogae's clsss.
Sing, "Childhood Conversion" by
school.
Recitation. Emissions aud the World
Conversion" hy class A
Song. "CiiI Irene Centennial"
A collection vas taken up which
Amounted to CIT. Mr.. Flowers was the
hammer class. Miss NErrrR ULLMAs
Va. orsani.t; Mr.. WM ULLMAS. chor
lister. The exercises OF the dav wer'
abl, conducted by the worthy Superin
tendent, Dr.. CURTIS.
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lishuent can do |,


Navarro. -.0n April 9Th, bv J W
SrmcKLrSa. Esq. OF Wayne township
Mas NJ. A KEEsER to NJ A. H. FRASK
May 2lst, by j W. McKrxxrE, ESQ.
of Salem township. Miss MART THox ,s
to Mr. joan Pollen.
Nav 23i,. BY Rev. o. c. KLocKsrEx
Miss LOUISA K LuEbr to Mr. WV. =
M.y - h. b. e. N. FINNEy, Mayor
Of G,a.svills, Miss MARY I Pslcs to
Xr. JAMES A. BAKER.
May 20 h, bv Rev. J. L. MrLLs, Mis-
SARAH L. SrEpdEs 30 Ne. JAxss L
EHocHs.
Nay 3lst, BY AARoN HEADLEr. Esq
Of Adams township. Mics 5. N. HEAD
tEY to Mt NELsoN MosLsY. =
Nay 2s by Rev. JoHN HExkKE. Miss
W LoEw to NJ. e You ST.
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~ Somebody has wiselysaid: Dul
times are saving times. There Is never
more money in the community thar
when men are keeping t.; there Is never
less than when men are spending It. The
margin OF expenditure is never wider
than when low prices reduced fixed
chsrges. Fortuaes. big and little, are
made not ia the bottom but the ebb.--
The man who buys on the d 'od is stran
ded some day; the man who invests on
the ebb 10 foated to fortune. Any man
can sell goods in fash years, but the
man who can sell goods dull yesrs ends
. millionaire.
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,na.x = New Advertisements.


= - 4 -
Cash" Tor Eggs At P ScHuxAcHEs,
Jr.. 4 Bsc.s. FSs8l
What ere woods6eld people going to
do on the lhi ii
BEssIE PoPE visited EMMA GArcHELL
Ct Stafford last week.
Mr.R C. C.OxEg. Of the Ohio Valley
Road, is home on Q visit.
Nc. A. scagxAcHER's house and shop
have been newly painted.
Miss AaxEs SnrrH's select school in
Clsriueton commences on the 16.h inst.
Mr.. ELnER PRarr. Of New Martins
vie, West Va. IL visiting friends ia the
Ilace.
Miss Louisa Bpca Assof LewisviIle'
spent last Monday with friends in this
place.
Misses Exxa aaa FLosa OKEY, OF
Caldsell, visited triends 10 Woodsheid
iast week. ssetsss srt
II you wsn, Road Receipts call at
TaE srlslr olIlee. or sand yosr order to
the ONCE.
Misses BmL aud Ola StNcLArR visit
a ftiends ID Benwood sad Wheeling
iast week.
Ne. FsasK OEzx and dsaeaser. Of
Ceraiag, iowa, are visiting friends in
tbs county.
The Couuissiousfs allowed stsi, n
their session hast week, :or killed aad
iu5wsa sssep
WE HuxrEz and dsaghter. Mis-.
Mo111E, val visit tr;euds 10 Washington
City this week
Time table u the Wheeling and Lake
Erie and Cleveland & Marietta 3 R>'s,
changed this week
Mr.. JAccs REIxHExG 10 arranging to
pat "a iron ROOT on his residence and
Otherwise repair it.
The Couaty Commissioners inspected
the In6rnary last week and foand Il in
excellent condition.
Strawberry and ice cream festival at
the n. E. Church on Wednesday even-
ing without fail. Come everybody.
4. li,tle daughter OF j. B. DRruas,
ESQ.,, vas considerably injured last Sun
day morning by falling of step ladder
The Presbyterian Church has been re-
paired and cleaned under the manage
meat Of Rev. GARRowAv, and presents
. very neat appearance.
Mr.. Lew BAKEs left for Pittsburgh
Monday, yune 9Th. He has been visit
,ns his parents and friends In Summit
township for two weeks.
Miss IpA SHrH, with her students in
painting and drawing had picnic at
ARMsrRona's Mil isst Wednesday,
They report grand time.
Miss EnNA HAYDEN, Mr.. FoRREsr
GsrcHrLL and Mrs., NJ. C. WEsr enjoy
ed the inequalities Of Mrs. DR.. MAsos
and Mrs. JoHx GATcHELL at Stafford on
lsst Sunday.
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ST syLvKsrxRs CArHo.dc CnuRcH.-Rev.
Father WErsJNoER. Pastor Services At 8 ana
10 s'clock A u Sunday School at 2 r. n,
vespers and Benedictisa at sP.M.
r. e. CHURcH.-Services ct the u. &
Church. woods6eld. every Sabbath. Preach.
ing at 1880 4. u. and 7P N. SUNDAY school
$50 r. n Prayer meeting every Thursday
as7P y. Pastor. Rev. n. D. SrAuFFER.
PsesBrrEarAS cHuRcH.-Servicesa at Pres
tyterisa Church, Woods6eid. every two weeks,
berinains Sabbath. Jan. eth. % O'Clock r. Y
Dschnnxn. every tvo weeks. beginning Sab
6sth, Jan. 9Th, 10L AN. New Castle every
t9s weeks. beginning Jan. 10th, ii \. n
Pastor Rev. ". Z. r.GARROwAy. sxze
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eEThe contract for the iron bridge
at Ciarinstou, $50 feet in length. was
awarded to the King Iron Bridge Com.
pany. Of Cleveland, on the Oh inst, at
BE n per lineal foot. Il 10 to he put
10 place by November L.. CLINE q Co
have the contssct for the stone work -
When completed this will be the finest
bridge ln the county.
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wlf you wsat Monuments. Head.
stones oe aaythiug ia that line, JoHn N
EBsRLE, Proprietor OF the Miltonsburg
Marble Works. is prepared to supply
your wants 2s per cent. cheaper than
any other. establishment in Monroe
County. His work recommends itself
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H You cau save 25 per cen. BY
leaving your orders for Monuments,
Headstones. etc., with j. NJ. EBERLE,
Proprietor of the Ailtonsburg Ma, ble
Works All work and material guaran.
teed as represented. Apr. 15m6.
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sHERIFfs SALE.
John v. Flsahnsa
Jsha 4. Flsshnan 4 d.

Dy virtas Of certain order Of sale is
u sued from the court Of common
pleas within and tor the county Of Monroe
and State Of Ohio, in case pending In said
court between the above named partiss, and
to me directsd,l will Offer for sale at public
auction At the east door Of the court house
on
Saturday. the 5th day Of July, 1854,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock Z. m. and
o'clock p. m, VI said day. the following de-
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county.
Ohio. TO wit.
The southeast quarter Of the southeast
quarter Of section twenty nine, township
four Of range 6ve, containing forty acres.
Said proparty 80 ordered TO bs sold ID ap-
praised at $l,o5e, and may cell for two
thirds Of said appraisement. Terms Of sale,
cash before confirmation.
CHRIS. LUDR,
juns3, saws. She IL Y. c. q.
sPhses& Dhisss At'ys
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~ JoHN VI. EBERLE. Proprietor Of
the Miltonshurg Marble Works, is pre-
pared to furnish Monuments. Tablets
aud Tombs,ones % per cent. lower
than any other establishment in Monroe
county. Work from his shops can be
seen all over the county.
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Buckieu's Arnica salye.

THE BEST SALvx ia the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblaius, Corns, and oil Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction. or money refunded.
Price Is cents per box. For sale b.
r. W. Po1E.
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eEAa exchange says: Here Is q
waning to men Who are Too close 6sted
to advertise: One of this description
wanted to cell some land. 50 he put up
awritten notice in one OF the ho,els the
other day. A man who was inqairiug
for . small farm Was referred to the
written notice, when he replied. II cau''
bay lsad At fair price from say man
Who does his advertising 10 that way -
He'd steal the fence. the pump handle
and che barn doors. before he'd give up
possession"
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SHERIFFs SALE.
Isaac Hatcher, Trustee,
John d. Wisensr OF al.

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
0his, In case pending in said court between
the above named parties. and 70 me directed,
I will offer for sale at public auction q the
east door Of the court house in Woods ield. on
Saturday, the l2sh day Of Jaly 1884,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock .. m. and 4
O'Clock p. m, Of said day, the following de-.
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county,
Ohio, to wit:
Lot namber twenty one in Lynu's addition
TO the town Of Bsallsville, Monroe County,
Ohio, (sxcept the part thereof owned by ].
W. keed,) and known as the store house lot.
Said property 60 ordered to be sold is ap.
praised at 1850 and may sell for two thirds
Of said appraisement. Terms Of sale. cash
before confirmation
CHRIS. LUDR,
junelo, saws. Sheriff u. C. o.
Al. PEA.sox, Atty for A. =. Kisar.
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A startling Discovery.

Mr. Vim. Johnson, OF Huron, Oak.
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with acute Bronchitis for many years
and that oil remedies tfied gave no per,
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Of Dr.. Kings New discovery for Con
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Diseases Of Throat, Lungs, OF Bron.
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Trial Bottles Free at W Pope.
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HJ. n EBEsLE, Proprietor OF the
Miltonsburg Marble Works. and build
ee OF the Soldiers and Sailors Monu.
ment, at Bellaire. Is closing ont his i'm.
meuse stock Of Headstones, Tablets and
Granite and Marble Monuments % per
cent. CHEAPER than any other estab-
lishment can do it.