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S...,a. coo -. p.odo J.,.nd
l S1gSS honps,St opoS Gn,Ssi;ss sy Sv.naarbsll,s
erana.bouse Il Hartford ID ga, 600
cannot sellhit. vThe most be has been
offered is %, GOO by man whos wants
to make a beer shop Of r. a.s -o.ix
a,,.r.b yK.h..snasI,ho ~ ,,o SON ,,,,, os,,ho
Gs;s 80 "a ,..,s'>,,I. -, s.s
srny ana stndsnt - " i,srsbam ~ Mad
emy Sss sm brscad Metba ad;sm and h.s
haan d;s,nhsr;,aS -,,u h;s f.,hor Ths
vos,;, a ,nIsnIit ia s.;d' sllahaS,lv mary
thss sheIie ofs iConnSctic1t vilhoe and
has a,gfsgd e lchsSae bis mama sgort.
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9t7F54N1HS sFaLN ---ffW H7DW NfF NC Il
A. GcoUNTs snd youchsrs have been fled IN
"a the Probate Court Of Monroe County,
Ohio by the following Bxecutors, 'Adminis
traitors and Guardians. to witt / aa;l1sts
Fourth and final account of Samuel Clegg
Administrator of the estate OF Jacob Markle,
deceased .sSaUsis .s7ooH WsgsiSM bak
Second aud final account of Washington
Nelson. .Administrtor of the estate OF Susan
Griffith. deceased qidsdNoi 19lRaJ = y0t
Fifth partial account of Neri Lindemood Ad-
ministrator of the estate Of Kinsey, Davis, de-
FIRST and fnal account of William Yost Jr.,
administrator of thee estate Of iUirich Yost,
deceased. Eain
First and final account Of William Ruttsr
administrators sfst the estate of Jonathan Rut-
|; First partial account rofu Patrick Dougssrsy
Guardian of Sarah b. & Robert P. y Halle
Dent minors first and fnaiI as 70 Sarah 4. 4.
Dent so 5si g..
First and final account Of Cornelius Yoho
Guardian Of CLARK o. Decker, minor. z1s q
p First and final, account of Mary E. Rich
ardsen Skinner Guardian Of the minor heirs
of Theophol Richardson, deceased .,s j
! FRS. partial account Of Lyman Mann
Guardian ofeIewetia ana Cinma n. oeohtAei
minor keirs 81 John StentzeI, deeeased.aA5sp spg
Fourth and final account s. A. Wilcox Guar
dian Of John G.. M. Willison. minor. f.s, q
First and final account Of Aaron Headley
Guardian OF Penina *, Mellot. minor
First partial account of George Kichner
Guardian of the minor heirs OF Susan stisn'
thorn. deceased. final asto Cora Bell. aafa
hsAny person interested may fle written
exceptions to said accoants, OF any item there
Of on or before the gath day, Of March
next, when the same will be finally heard and
continued from day to day until disposed Of
R.K. WALTON,
| feb2s,is4w3. Probate judge, n. c. o 8
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! LEGAL NOTICE.

DAN1Ef, NFJTHART JR. WIN res;des a,
Tn..n,olss = I as.,,.ssls. so,,n,,, C.l;,o-'
mia. viii taSs notice tbat John B. Dy;sys. az.
ecntor Of the last = III and Testament 81 Daniel
Neuhary. deceased. on the 29d ilay Of Febru.
arv a. ID. 1884. fijed his petition In stha pro.
bate court within and for the county of Mon.
roe. and State Of Ohio. alleging that the Der.
senal estate Of ssid decedent Il insufacieuf e
pay his debts and the charges Of f,administsrins
bis estate; that he died seized in fee. simple .o
the following described real estate situate IN
said county. TO wit. aWHfskt q asss&AI
About seven and .seyenty-nine, one hnn.
dredth acres in the north west part Of he south
west quarter of the scuth east quarter Of sec-
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- EeT1s H11 hae gsHetss=g y ~ ~
~ g-e tc0rtmd from lost 'rsk., 6isv
!, How, Ndtch Cases are Made.

Imitation always follows q successful
article, and imitation is one Of the best
o.proofs of real honest merit; and thus it is
that the Juues Boss Gold Watch Case has
its imitators.& / Buyers can always tell the
genuine by the trademark Of q erown, from
ID which 10 saspsnded q. pair of ,.,,Or. .s.sx,
n scales Be sure BOTH crown and Sss AI D ',
scdies are stamped in the cap of the watch
% case Jewellers are very cautious about en-
dorsing an articleunlesst they not only knos
that 1t is good, but, that the character of
the manufacturers Il such that the quality
ofthe goods viii be kept fully up to standard.
!, :, 49,. YnLfAMsponr, Pa, Feb Il, Issa
y The James Doss' Cod Watch Gases 80. like hot
= caies Zach one i sell sells 1notherl Don't need
u TO recommend them; they sell themselyeA One OF
my customers has had James Boss Gold Watch Case
In usefor 20 years. and s good as ever. With this
ease DO not heststo to give my own guarantee es'
seem 10 be everlasting JEssE 1. LIrrhE, Jsssisr.
s'A NEW Bausswrck, n Jan. 8 1854
This gold care, No. 6566, known the James Boss
Gold Watch Case came into my possession
has been In use since that time, and Is stu In good
condition Tho movements the one which wasihthe
case when bougit it, and its condition shows thai
> the case has really outworn the movement, which Ia
playedout MAnTIN A. HOWELL
49, Of Board Of Directors N.ysRR. d Trasx CO.
Send cent stamp 1. Keystone Watch C.- Factories fhlia
d.pa P handsome unstratsd Pamphlet sho~i,s how
sanes Bo.s' and Keystone Watch CSss nade. 4oQ'
tTobe eont;aued.l n7ee
auel4,S3Y.
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I've Chi Juno 1880 ts:2c s:25
rsssoiis ! ''sss ~ ii:ss s.ss sss0E
am pm
Dessass .l:se 12,el s:41

uatt0tb OsOV AsCt AAsAA
ArChioago ey tmes:as I'll 5.31 s:2s
sleeping Car Arrangement and
N0teS'0u Runming % Fvafuss-s
Trains are run on Central Standard Time
80 Meridian There Is a differences of 90
minutes between Main Line Time Rsst ofthe
Ohio River, and Trans Ohio Division Time
West Of thes Ohio River ais sHaA@& ~
No ,lvRups uaails; has B e o Palace Sic sp.
ing Car attached from ,chicage,to Washing-
ton. Baltimora, philadelphia, and New York
and In3ispapolis to Wheeling via columbus
Dining Car from 'Chicago 70 Walkersoh This
[iss Solid train from Chicago to New York
no change of ears Of any class. .aTc0
I T Nc. 8 Rims daily. from Sandusky 80 Bal
umore and New York, on all ether Divisions
daily, except Sunday. Sleeping Car from
EEoieae daily Via Monrosyille.,. '7s'.s = =
No Ruins daily: has & Palace Sleep.
ing Cars attachea from Chicago te'Baltiudefe.
No. 4.Ts4] Runs daily from commbns te
Nswark, and Mes 8 and 9dsilg sxeept isnn-
day. between. calumbus, Cambrldgss esnd
l:Mansesld. - 4a,H
( ! lNo 4 Runs daily; has B so. Palace Sleep
ing Cars attached from New York to Chisagc
dining Car from Walkerton to chicaso
sleeping CIR from Wheeling to lndisnapolis
Viz Eoiumbus, daily. ,sslbneo
\ eno. 6 Rams. dailyfroin Baltimore toiesn
Edpsky. and Columbus; on Chicago, Division
daily, except Sunday; has B. ( o. Palaes
Sleeping Car attached to Toledo, via Non
lreeville and ". &, L, 3. R R..
No.'2 Runs dsily; has B. & o, Sleeping Co
attsohsSi FROM Baltimore to chiosgos sailkt
Trains No. and hsye q through Coacf
bstween Columbus. and .sandusky dailys hsnf
tcoldtnbu and. Wheeling dailysosd .ssao9
I No.ll. Runs daily on Chicago Division =
4 New York, via Auburn Junction, Detroit snt
\ Suspension Bridge. Has through Sleepinl
\ lCsr Attached. Dining Car from Chicago I,
fWalksrtou..-.'. Assg4 fs4 snseSs .Aeafh
Straitsviile Division Trains run daily e1
4 oept Sunday. olisz seq .saSslf0 ,sss1Aich
- Indicate trains run dsilysIeta q ID q.og
% iIndicsts trains .rpn daily except Sunday
Z NoTR-where no Time is given .opposit
Stations. Trains do not stop. -, -
x 1. u. CoLR, General Ticket Agent, Balti
mofe. - l'.'' '.....-.''.-D ivs loN sese =
VIZ. REPPBRT; Pass. Ast,p pcolumbus, Z
C..K. LORD cen. Pass. Agt sBsltiueres0B
4 y t.A 4
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.EE Horace Greeley's "copy," as is
well-kuovn. was q continuons string of
riddles Tor the unfortunate compositors
engaged on the paper of which he wss
the proprieto etor-ridd ddfes they oftensolved
ID . way not exactly conducive 10 The
pfoprielees .ssrenity.8 When, hi expos
ing some Congressional malpractices,
Greeley ewrote,sss'Tis pitypsnd pity tits
lis true, the fsmiharfquotaIion APPEAR
led m the I'd, Shskspearean g,iiae, Ae Tie
Two. .s'tis fifty, and City ais ,iiss6ves"lA A
leader upon William H. Seward came
forth ,lieaded sRictiard the Third.' Wien
Greeley slladed5 To- certainb etectors as
"lreemeu in buckran,"" the printer turl ed
them into athree men 10 back room" +"
81 ~
waYes,A said tue widow Browo
'dDeaconi Blank Is one Of the pillowsii,l
the church s'g-.sWeih ,Sssaapped Mics sLity
Turtle, "I'm glad--L don't belong to
church that has to- fbe bolstered upsby
such d man az he sislaa ,"He, ,hasn't9s
feathers weight of influence 6served
Sister Harding, threading the point ol
her needle. }" II have always regarded
bin. as q sham. hsaid the other deacon
wife. II know he's always a vet blanke'
at our parhes,' apouted Miss Lily. aTh'
deacon coming In just then all the ladies
said in sohorus:,"Ob, . deacon! y9p'I'
Just The one we want 10 select texts.
Curtain p Freq Presf sis4''i " !. 1 'seai e4i q
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ADMINISTRATORS MS SALE.

saAs9aa sta II ---gzd A
DY virtue Of an eriIer OF sale issued In ~
b Probate Court Of Monroe County. ohio.
and to me directed, I viii ofYer for all 81
pnblic snction, on the premises, OF 4HK
Sdtsrday. The 5ts dayof April, 1854
between the houss of 4 and 3, o,sloek IN.
Of said day, tbs following desesibed rtsI
estate, situate IN the township 81 csntSf.
soanty Of Monroe and State Of Ohio q WA
= The southwest quarter Of ,hs southvS6t
quarter Of seotisn twenty SIX, township. 1oar.
range I've, ssd the north half IL the nortS
vest quarter Of sectio> twsnsy avs, ss1sS
tcwnship and range. containing Ia N pi201
ene hundred and twsnsy acres, noFs 81 lsss,
except the following psrts soId sfscf the Inst
described tract by John Dyer In his lifs time.
70 wit: All that part Oh the northeast qusrter
Of tbs northwest quarter of section tvsutv
ave that ! % northeast OF the county road-
IS located April I, 1853. and used Is 1 public
road, Passips througA said forty sore los: tAS
said tract being the northeast part Of ssia
Dortheast quarter Of the northwest ousrtsr
above described, supposed 10 contain ~
acres, moro or less, 4 r .f4sff saf "a
Also. except the following part sold hy ychn,
Dyer to John W. Grimes. July 8, t872. being
the south part Of the northwest Quarter 81 tke
northwest quarter Of section twenty ave. S.
ginning for the essme, st tia southwest corner
of the northwest quarter Of the NORTHWEST
quarter of said section; north two and .
half degrees east with section line ten chains
and thirteen links; thence south eighty ssyen
and a half degrees east nineteen chains and
seventy Ave and half linss thsnce sonth two
and a half degrees west ten chains and .thir-
teen liuks to the southeast corner OF said
northwest quarter Of northwest quartsr Of
said section; thence norsh eighty seven ana
3 half degrees west nineteen chains and
thirteen links to the place Of beginning ,oon->
taing twenty acres,
Also, except Tia following part ,scld ~
John Dyer to Wm, z. Druu, ,0stobef "a. le7e.
a. part, Of the east hslf Of the northeast
qusrter Of nerthwest quarter Of seotjon
twenty i've that lies west Of the county sosd
running threash said lot, supposed 70 ssn-
tain eight acres more OF less.
Appraised at sls0G. ,tN -. ~
sfssNs or SxLE-One third cash n Nsu1,
one third in one year and one third IN tue
years from day Of ssle, with interest ~
deferred paymeuts to be secured By mortesse
upon the premises sold .a n,
tas,as sss, CHARLES L. TwINgK,
admir- Of the estats Of John Dyer. decsd.
mch4,'s4t 'gs lssa. &
VIZ, oHsx sos. A,t'ys.
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nuiin8RReD eiasagaE'
LEGAL NOTICE.

TAMEs FLRAHMAN, Thomas FIeahmsn,
u Christian Fleahman and Louis Fleshman.
whose postoffcs, address and place Of resi-
dence Is Jonesburgh, Montgomery County, In
the State Of Missouri, viii take notice that
on the 26th day Of Janasry, 1854, John W..
Fleahman fled his petition in the court of
common pleas Of Monroe, county. Ohio, in
case No., 2573, against James Fleahman,
Thomas Fleahman Christian Fleahmans Louis
Feahman and othars, praying for the fore,
closure Of two mortgages on the southeast
quarter of the southeast quarter OF section
twenty nine,a township four Of raags five.
containing forty acres The frst mortgage
was Civ en- by John A., Fleahman and Msgds-
lena Fleahman to Rlisa Hollister to secure
note on which there is now due $3.50 with
eight per Jent tintersstsfrom the Hrst day of
April 1882; said mortgage has been assigned
to John w. Fleahman.. The second mortgage
was given by said John A. Fleahman and
Magdalenat leahman to John Conrad Diehi,
on the abovesprsmisss, to secure q debt on
which thereis now due $3.50 with 8, per cent
interest from the fist day of April, 1889,
said mortgage has been assigned to John W.
Fleahman.
Said parties are required to answer on or
before the I'D day Of March, 1884, or judg.
ment ,will be, taken against tn am.
.bSSi~da q yV@SPRlGGs g. briggs, !
Att'ys for J. W. Freshman, Plaintiff.
feb5, ,'s4t7. ! .aswf-lit) Z "A 391sH
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A Miracle.

Whenever there is au extraordinary
occurrences team runs over "a child
without hurting it,; mechanic tails
from a third-story window, and In o
week after be is OF work gagsin, we are
wont to exelsi1n, awhatsa miracle " SO,
when Mrs. T. S EBERLINE, then nof sAt
legheny City, Ps.9 had been sick with
Consumption for very long time, had
been tcld by several Of the best sphvsi
cians ot that city that tFhertims rwss Rbul
for few hours. that she must die, and
when tbesuse OF but one bottle of P~Sao
Ia q Week'stime placed her on her fee
agair1 ana made herrthe Iheartlest eater o
|.the family, all stbei people taroondss q.
wifi one rejoicing gsoioe.a exclaimed
ssWHat1a wonderful miracleit SeeDpagl
80 of the1"Ills .of Eife."d Your Drug
gist WIN giveiyou one gratis.
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RE Stone Wiggins, the Canadian

ZEE Stone Virgins. the Canadian
meierologist,N wrote to the Insurance
Times letter dated The Goth of last De-
cember, In which he said: ---------~
The winter of 1884 aud 1885 will be
remarkable FOR the abundaneei Of snow ;
for the descent of the snow line far down
toward tue equator, killing the orange
trees in Florida the week folio wing the
moons conjunction with the sun, when
the latter is over the tropic of Capri
corn; fer intense cold over the northern
hemisphere; for volcanic eruptions IN
both 6emispheres !; for unusual floods in
Europe and America Of each year, and
on account of the excessive moisture,
the failure of the wheat and corn crops
In 1884 and 1885. Farmers. therefore,
during these years. shouldg raise those
grains which best flourish In humid at
mosphese. Ky A Or yTRvYFN
SO far the predictions have been pret-
" well fulfilled. = = =
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FARMasFeR R,asALE.

N7H q 81 t@e- t----i - - H3lA "
I4sHR subscriber osers his farm. w'thinthrss
i quArtsrs Of mile-ef Lewisville, Monroe
couutYoo Che fsE sale Ths sfssm lies in one
body and contains
Two Hundred and Sixty Acres,
alt under cultivation except 90 ssfes Of
woods Aand.o Aasooa dxessing house 5ox2o
feet. With ,reilsrsnndsr the entire building.
A,new ,frsme barn 60x3S feet, With stable in
the basement. Other ontbuildings In good
repair. Two good orchards on the premises
Fhe farm is we'll watered. Will be sold az q
fsit price. ,3tissep isaa h,a3aI VileYsnaS
"A For further particulars call on, or address
I5se HRNRY srEINa NaoFe,
las Lsvisville, Monroe Co, Ohio
uePA ue n'r-,nss @y4N ssIAs as 20 gsoN
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Men and Wamen-

"A ~ kk As~A" " " IN 70 q
When d woman becomes Buried she
feels for fan; when man becomes
Aurried be feels for q eigarsgra Etagi
Women jump at CONCLUSIONS and gem
orally hit; men reason things but logic
ally and generally miss It FsR -
| Women, always show by their actions
that they enjoy going to church men
are less demonstfatiye.s g8T hOa
! Some women can't pass millinery
store without1ooking In; some men cao'l
pass saloon, without going in, p
Awoman never Ssees a baby without
wanting 10 run to it; man never sees a
baby without wanting to run from IT, -, I
Women love admiration, appreciation
adulteration, self-immolation on the par,
Of others, and are often weak, vain and
| frivolous. 3 Ditto men. issustsE. q. : t...s,
A woman always carries her purse in
ber hand. 80 that other women will see
il a man carries his in his inside pOck
e., 80 that his wife won't see it. a.tSgesse'
A man OF fashion hates the rain be.
cause it deranges the set of his panta
looms; a woman of fashion hates 1t be-
cause it deranges her complexion
When a woman wants to repair dam
ages she uses a pin; WREN man wants
TO repair damages be spe6ds two hours
and half trying to thread needle -.
A woman can sit In a theater for three
hours without getting all cramped up,
Catching the toothache, or becoming
faint for want OF fresh air.; "a man can't,
When woman is asked bvs q fond
lover for her heart and band and Gays
"No," she don't always mean it; when a
man is asked by iovial friend to take
something and says sNe,'r he don't a.
ways mean it, either.--Philadelphia Call.
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FACTS.

Those contemplating a trip westward
will certainly do well to carefully con-
suit the time tables Of the Baltimore and
Ohio road. Its celebrated fast trains,
its sure connections, and rates always as
low as the lowest, make, it beyond all
controversy the best line west. Colo
nists are carried in.frst class cars on fast
trains, and every possible eare'is taken
to Insure comfort and convenience,
Trains run through without change oi
cars to Chicago, where direct tscornectien
10 made with al leading lines to the
west. northwest and southwest, making
Init . single change of cars to Iowa
K,nsss, Nebraska Texas Minnesota
sss. d No other line can offer such advan,
tages as the Baltimore and Uhio.--Iis
.eosts-buts-gery ery.-little time and trouble
to learn this, and in the end may lead
to tie saving of .mnch Of both asEwell q,
money. Above all things do not pur'
chase tickets before having atalk orare
ceiving letter from one Of the B. u o
Agents. A letter addressed to WE
Reppert,J Columbus, Ohio; to j. e. Lane
Wheeling. w. Vas to J.lA.l Webb, Eos
toria, Ohio; to T.As Lee Zanesville
Ohio, scr call upon either Of these gen
tlemen will lead to thorough binforma,
ton as 10 all necessary details of tint
connections, fares, baggage, etc., etc.
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sHERIFF's SALE.
b4slalaei-t hae t.
John B. briggs B ano
Z James Wells. g 9

DY virtue Of certain vendi. ez. issued
II from the court of common pleas within
and for the county of honree and State Of
Ohio in case pending in said court between
the above named parties, and to me directed.
l will offer for sale at public auction at the
east door of the court house in woodsfeld, ON
Saturday, tie sa2d day of Mafeh, 1884,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock b m. and 4
o'clock p. NJ, of said day, the following de.
scribed real estate situate in Monroe ,esunty,
Ohio, to wit: fGsd - Nssig sti AZ Iaas
All that part of tie west part OF the north
west quarter Of section I've, township seven,
Of range seven. hat Hes south of the State
road.
said property so ordered TO be sold is ap-
praised at $1,000, and may sell fortwe.th thirds
Of said .appraisement.s Terms of sale, cash
before conhrmation.s usa i eav.:s ri
+ fsbl 9.'S4w5. aa,n-h ., Sheriff N. C. o. 8
SPRIeas 4 DRIaes. Att'ys. %
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS,

THR Bosrd of Rxaminsrs of Monroe County
viii. hold meetings for the examination
Of tearhsfs as follows:a s'GI ienaiantJ
y WoodsHsld, Saturday, February l6, 1854,
bs@sias flIfauti0al March Il 2asusi
Those DESIRING certificates of any grade
must be examined. lAfh I" 7an3Hta
'Rxsminations to commence at O'Clock,
b ny order Of the Board aTg 6sss ssa .Dl
sjanl, ,,s4td. sl., JAMEs A. WATSON, Clerk.