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JERLES, OHIO.

.JERLEs Quo, Mrach IL, 1886.
ED SPIRlr: Mr.. j. W. lNeiswonger
f,rmlv 'f this place. who vas visiting
relatives here. s'a It'd last week to joir
his wifi st IIndgeman CeLtr Kansas
where he viii l,cste.
Mr.. Wssh Stockwe of Cumberland,
Guernsey Co, visited friends here re-
Gently.
The winter term Of school at this place
closed + lay the fifth. 1t was t.ugh,
most successfully, by Eaton G itchell o
Stafford. Qita a number Of the dis.
trict we're present. The forenoon wss
spent in spelling, afternoon exercises
con-Isted OF reading and recitations by
the scholars.
Programe.-S Salutarv by Home Jerls
"Thev Say" Recitaton, Mary Pepper
Raading nv Jacob Smith, "The Ii t'e
Man" a reci'ati,n. by Sammy Pepper
'Psnas Lady" recitation, Ruthie Brock
r ,siing. B,rhra Baker. "The Ltle
Chatt.rbox." R citation, Joy Robinson
"Holitav Speech" Clark Brock, "Stri
wing Hard" R c't,tion. Iivin Pepper
Reading nv Mary DenLow. "Ceriew
Must Mt ring t, mig t." Recitation
Forest Pepper, R aiding Mary Baker
|. Grandma's Beau" R,cit,tion, Netie
Brock. Reading by Minnie Morris
''Sp' eai Eagle Speech" R citation, Chas
Pepper, r ,ading by AnLa Dillon, "Ths
Od Maid," Recitation, Hattie Brock
R,adIng by Via Dooley. MY Mother'
. Recitation by Gladdie Brock. r ,adine
Clida Robinson, "A Blow in the dark
kecit on by Clifford Brock, Reading
nv Fnrest Robinson, 'Valedictory" Aller
Brock. Speeches were made bv N
Dooley. w. B. N is~onger, James
Thompson, Adam Miracle Jr.. and Geo
MeVey OF Stafford. All spoke in praise
OF the tesche. for the interest be had
taken ia the scholars. The closing re.
marks we're made by the teacher who
afterward trettad the scholars t. candy
en- all went their way expressing them
selves t,at it was one. of the hrghtes
davs of their life.
Among the visit ,rs present at the close
If the school. were Mr.. j T Judkios
Of Woodsfi.ld. Mr.. John Dotson o
Swaz.v, Misses KITE and L,ura Tanner
Miss Anna Brock and Emma G,tchell
Glad U Imam, jim Day and Charley Ha
german II Stafford. CHARITY.
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TnE following letter was written by
President CLEVELAND, with his own
hand, to friend who had asked him fol
cffice:
MY DFAR SIR: ! return the testimo-
nial which you sent me, accompanied by
letter asking me for an appointment to
an office at my disposal. think to be
frank with you is kindness. / have
no tflice ct nv disposal, sBd ! have moi
qlite the leisure TO hunt one out for you
There ere few things more important
10 the people OF this country than fur.
nehing Offices to applicants, however
worthy, and some of these things per.
tain under the Constitution to the Office
of President II you want public po'
siiion I should he glad to see you get i,
hut | have 70 idea where to look 70 find
one for you Yours very truly,
GRovER CLEVELAND.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

TN pursuance Of an order made BY the
i Probate Court Of Monroe County, Ohio,
and TO me- directed. will offer for sale, st
public auction. upon the premises between
the hours Of 70 O'Clock .. m. and y O'Clock
p. N. on,
Saturday. tie 81 doy Of April, 1886
the following directed real estate, machinery
and fixtures; situated In the townof Antioch.
Monroe County, Ohio. to-wit: lot number
one in section ten. township three, Of range
five, containing one and one-half acres; also,
lot number twenty -taree In ssction' eleven;
township three Of range i've. containing one
acre, on which there Is sitnatedsa stesm miil
and voolsu factory, and insiadIng the sna
gins aud boiler and all the machines, ma
ohinery and fixtures belonging 70 said steam
mill and wooden factory.
Said property Is appraisei ct 81 800 90 and
may sell for two-thirds Of said appraisment,
Terms Of sale. One third Of the purchase
money oash In hsnd. one third in one year,
and one third In two years from day Of sale;
with interest, and deferred payments to be
secured By mortgage on the premises soid..
CATHARINR C. C0VBHT,
KxeOutor Of the will of A, B. Covert dso'd..
By DRIeos MAALoKr, her Ats.
mch2, ,'e6w4--6pub.
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The Township Trustee Law.

SforoN l. BE it enacted by the Gen..
ersl Assembly OF the State of Ohio, that
sections l44S and l452 OF the revised
statutes be 80 amended as TO read as fol-
lows:
SECTION 144S After the judges and
clerks have been qualified ss aforesaid,
the electors shall proceed to tue election
Of one township clerk, one trustee, one
township treasurer, and such number OF
constables and supervisors OF roads, as
may be directed by the trustees, and one
assessor for the township, or if the town.
ship is divided into two or more elec
tion precincts, then for each precinct in
which such election Is held; and the
judges and clerks 10 disensrging their
du,ies in said election shall be governed
in all respects by the law regulating elec-
lions, but it shall not be necessary to
send q poll hook to the Clerk OF the
Court of Common Pleas oi the proper
county; and IN case any two or more
persons have the highest and an eqnal
number OF votes for any one OF the
township Offices directed to De filed, the
clerk and judges Of the election shall
determine by lot which Of the persons
ls duly elected; and the officers 40 elect
ed shall hold their Office for one year,
with the exception of said Trustee. who
shall hold the office for three years; pro
vided that the first annual election OF
township officers after the passage OF
this act and at the first annual election
in any new township there shall be elect
ed three Trustees, the one receiving the
highest mum ber Of votes to serve three
wears, the one receiving the mex, highest
to serve two years, and the one receiv
ing the mex highest to serve one year.
Should any two or more OF thos. elect
ed receive the same number of votes
they at the fls' meeting of the board
after their election shall determine by
lot the term for which each OF those re
ceiving an eq1al number of votes shall
respectively hold the Office.
SEC 1452 When q to wnship for any
cause is without board of Trustees, or
there is q vacancv in the board of Trus-
tees of township, the Justice OF the
Peace of such township holding the
oldest commission, or in case the com
missions of two or more OF such Jus.
tices bear even date, then the Justice
oldest in years shall appoint suitable
person or persons, having the qnalifica-
tions of electors in such township, TO
Gil the vacancy or vacancies until sue
cessor /, elected and qualified, and such
successor shall be chosen for the uneH-
pred term at the first annual township
election that occurs more than ten days
after the vacancy shall have happened.
and the Justice of the Peace shall make
out certificate in writing OF such appoint
ment or appointments and file the same
with the Clerk of the township in which
said vacancy occurred, who shall record
the sane
SFc. 2. That sections 1448 and 1452
OF the revised atutes are repealed.
Sec 8. That this act shall take ef-
feet on its passage.
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LEWISVILLE ITEMS.
LrwIsyIILE. MARCH 8. I8s

~" uA Su " AOOOs
Ed SpIRIr: As it IL your desire Ia
have CO respondents II esch neighbor.
hood, and rs il is our desire to comply
with yonr request and aid Our mite We
send you for rej.cii,n or insertion al
your pleasure, the folio wing items:
The health OF this ueighhorhood is moi
as good, at present, as beretp pfore this
winter.
The only business that Is lively and
q ,urIshing i: buy,ng and selling sheep
pelts, coon and skunk hides.
It is thought that large acreage OI
I t,bacco viii be planted the coming sea-
son.
The wheat has been materially dam
aged during the last ten days, according
to the reports Of farmers.
There will not he such scarcity CT feed
Tor live stock this spring as last, and
stock will also he better VIII t,red.
We have plenty to est but work and
money are hard t,gt 1t is hoped that
something will turn up to our 5enef
lis GUNNER.
Mrs. Weber, wifa Of Christian Weber
we are glad t, learn, is on the road oi
rari recovery.
II i, now rapidly approaching-the
time Of hand shaking and bahv praising
Who is u he our assessor ? Come an
nounce your names boys and go in t.
win
There is scarcity OF puhlic Gales this
spring, not go many got the western fe
yer
MONEY matters promise to be close
this spring and interest blgher than com.
mnniv.
There is M lack of groW Wing abou,
paying the $40 voluntary assessment; on
each share of b. u & c. stock Is is
probable that nearly all will finallv paw
and transfer their st,ck h,f,re the 81 o.
April yet we do not know Of one who
will do so without protest. Most Of our
hard lahoring farmers and mechanics are
NJ in the habit OF wal ing to be sued
before paving their debts and thereby
doubling them thence the bad feelings
that prevail along the line in this town
ship. Many stockholders sav tlev will
never pay cent 'ill they have to. since
the suit has been commenced and again
large number are ON the fence ready "a
! fall on which ever side proves to be the
most popular.
But enough. we must close by wish
ing you the best OF success in your new
calling. We expect to see you standing
mp for the right, fearlessly battling for
truth ami honesty not only in politics
but the Cnu!ch, 10 society, in everything.
ROUGH & READY.
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A Walking Skeleton.

MI E. Springer, of Mechanicsburg
Pa writes: IL was Iced with lung
fever and abscess on lungs, and reduced
TO a sualking Skeleton. Got free trial
hottie Of Dr.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Which did me so much
gnod that | bought dollar bot le.. Az
ter using three bottles, found myself
once more q man, complet lv restored
TO health, with hearty appetite, and a
gain in G sh Of 4S lbs" Call at R. W.
Pope's D ug Store and get a free ial
hot lie Of { il certain cure for all Ling
Diseases. Large bottles Sl.00.
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CAMERON. OHIO.
N n, Ma.oh 1a d

GAMER IN OHIo, March IL, 1856.
Ed SP.RIr: Seeing no news in vour
valuable paper from this section. : Ike
the liberty .f furnishing few items
from one f the most enterpri.iog towns
in the county:
Business is fir. and the husin-ss men
ieel conf lent OF q good spring trade
Mr. Suppes and Mr.. Pontus are d.
ing an extensive bus ness in tie leaf t.
bacco trade.
Our shoemakers Cart,lls and Many
are doing tiri, ing business ct t'Ieir
honest trade.
The health in the commun;tr is good
therefore our wortls Doctor Webb is
having happy wear.
The mill and chop and in fact all
the il s,rests are 10 prosperous con.
dition.
The schools are In FIRST class condition
and the scholars are making rapid ad.
vancempnt under TIE management oi
Prof Ja,. A Watson, principal AMI Ste.
phen Boughner primary tsacher.
Cameron can boast Ct the ine and
most handsome school. building in the
county.
The greatest source OF amusement is
found in our literary society. Fhe qles.
iion discus ell last evening was, R :.
solved, that sigh protective tariff ia
more conduc We ~ the Interest OF the
lahoring classes o: the country than free
trade. On the neettve we're. John
Wilson one # Pomeroy's former law.
ers, orators and gentlemen, John SIP
pes ,rmer valparaiso stndent, on the
affirmative we're James M bocghner
and Prof. Jas A. Watson. The debat rs
not being satisfied as to resu t.. have Sc
lected the same q iestion Tor discussion
on Friday evening March l9, 1886.
Other exercises consist OF select reading,
essays, declsmstions and music. This
order of things is a mark OF literary as.
cendsncy in the community. Lt the
good work 90 on.
j. W. Ward j, about our only live
stock merchant now.
Hon. E Headlv has emerged from the
Blizz,rd referred t., 10 late Issue of The
Gazette and is now ready for fun or
business as the emergency demands.
FA0oN.
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NOTICE.

nAvID FINLSf, Margaret wheatley and
~ William Finley, whose place Of resi-.
dence is Boston, Belmont County, Ohio. and
Mary Carter, Alice Golden (uee Cafter) Lii
lie Carter, Clara Carter and Elmer Carter
whose place of residence and postofice sd.
dress Is MoConnelsville, Morgan County,
Ohio will take notice that on the Sth day Of
March, A. D 1855, there was ed in the
Probate Court Of Monroe County, Ohio, q
paper writing purporting to be the last will
and testament Of Jacob Finley, late Of Mon.
roe County, Ohio. deceased. and an applica.
tion filed in said court to have the same ad.
mitted to probate and record.
Said application Is set for hearing In said
court on the 25th day of March,'E. D. 1856,
at 10, o'clock .. m.
A. J. PEARSON.
Probate Judge of Monroe County, Ohio,
mch16,' S6t2.
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Ntto Aodertissn'snts,
REDEMPTION NOTICE.

TO c. Cshrs, or ,ohom 1t may Coacern:
Notice is hereby given that Elizabeth Arm.
strong has paid into the County Treasury q
sum sufficient to redeem the northeast part
Of the northeast quarter Of range 9. town
ship 3section 25-7} acres, and the southeas.
qnarterof the southwest quarter Of range g.
township 8, section $50 acres, sold at a
Delinquent Tax Sale by John Ruegseggsr
Treasurer OF Monroe County. Ohio, January
10, 1888, in the name Of Biiza Armstrong IA
G. Cshrs.
H & MUHLEMAN,
mchls,'setS. auditor Monroe Co., Ohio.
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.

To O. Cthrs or ,sbom 10 may Conssyns
Notice is hereby given, that Y. Boughner,
Admir-, has deposited In the County Treasury
q sum sufficient to redeem part Of the
east half Of the southwest quarter and part
Of the south half of the northwest quarter
Of range 4. township of section II, sold
at Delinquent Tax Sale By John Ruegseg-
ger, Treasurer Of Monroe County, Ohio, Jam.
uary l9, lSs6,in the name Of William Hem
thorn to c. Cehrs.
q 3. KUHLBNAN,
mch9'87,3. Auditor Monroe Co. Ohio.
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Wayne County pemocrat.--Pn'i z:r
owner of the N w York World does M,
ike Preei lent Cie, elsnd. His di>likt
commenced shortly after Cleveland was
elected. Cleveland was visiting New
York and Pul tyr callei It the hote
sent in bis card. Word was reformed
that Mr.. Cleveland would "e Mr. Pul
i,zar in few minutes Pulitzr turned
on bis heels anG lie I the hotel highly in
dignant thst be should have to wait {
tew minlS.s on anv one A't'r the in
uguration Pu'i'zAr wished to boss Ger
tain appoi tmrLt', but the Presiden
listened to the advice of other Demo
Gratis as we'll. Tnis was too much FOL
the great Pull z'r, and hs has been dowr
IN the President ever since.
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Heavy Western Travel on the B.&O

On account Of the heavy western trav-
Il on the B. 4 U limited trains, the com.
psny has been compelled to put on an
extra section. M extra charge is made
hv the B & o. Company for passage on
their limited express trains as these
trains are run solid from Baltimore to
Chicago, making hours quicker time
from all points where they have compe'
tition. The travelling public appreciate
the splendid equipment, and the time
made by these trains is certified to bv
the fact that the large business reqnire
these trains to be run in Two sections
II you are going West. take the B d
y. limited.
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ASSIGNEE'S
Sale Of Personal Property.

THE undersigned. Assignee in tiust for the
i benefit of the creditors of Joel T. Jud-
kins, will tfer for sale. at public auction at
the Drug Store of said Judkins in Woodsfeld,
Ohio. on
Saturday the 27th day of March, 1886.
the following property of said assi9nor. con-
sisting in part of one Soda Fountain and Gen.
orator; three show cases; platform scale-; ooun-
ter scales, desk; shoulder braces and support.
ers; books tincture bottles and jars; Drugs and
Medicines &c &c.
Sale to commence at 8 o'clock q m. and con-
tinued from day to day till completed.
] will continue to sell at private sale until
said date
Terms Of sale Cash.
JP SPRIGGs.
Assignee OF Joel T. Judkius.
mch9, S6t4.
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TIE pension appropriation bill was
debated In the House few days ago
and after number of Congressman had
fpent several days in rebashiDg their old
campaign burcomhe speeches, and ir
ouarreling over bow each other lied, The
Till passed the House without q dissent.
ihgsvote 1t would certainly rebound
to the credit OF said wise beads and per
hsps despatch business if.lhey would
use little sense and forget their old
campaign fights or 60 out IN the stree
and knock it out OF each other.
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Thousands Say So.

Mr.. T. W. Atkins, Girsrd, Kan.
writ 8: II never hesitate to recommend
your Electric B tiers to my customers
they give entire satisfaction and are rap.
id seflers Electric Bltters are the
purest and best medicine known and
will positively cure Kidney and Liver
complaints. Puffy the blood and regu.
late the bowels. No family can afford
to be without them. They will save
hundreds OF dollars in doctors bills
everv year. Sold at fifiy oents bottle
by r. W. Pope.
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CoreREssMAN WILSON savs:"l believe
IS firmly in civil service reform as anp
man In tl.is country, but do not believe
the way TO reform partisan service is
to preserve il in amber"
This is sensible. We want clean
sweep. then we can Judge of the Demo-
cratic party Alright. No halfway bust.
Eess about il.
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Marietta Times rne Senst Drial Com
mit,ee in CinciDn, 81. will not complete
its work OF Investigation for three weeks.
They are just commencing to hear Dem.
ocratic Wits es The cross examiDa-
On completely broke down the R'pub-
iican Judge as well as the Republican
Clerk of ele, ii in the Fourth Ward.
s~ore that there was no frgety in tbst
Ward. and that 926 va. the CORE, { Den.
ocra,ic v, {, a. accour I'D by them.
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Ohio Eemocrdt-The Message ol
Grover Cleveland. which we publish to-
aay. sounds like cBe Of Old HlckOry's.'
which were go common and so popular
30 wears ago, II the President had got
In the words, "by The Eternal, MsttyF
ve should have tinught it was Jackson
talking. V.ve Ia President Cleveland
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LEGAL NOTICE.

x OPHlA KEEPER. Rosa Kicfer. Christina
- Kiefer and Elizabeth Kiefer, whose post
ofRce address and place Of residence is Hamil.
ton. Ohio, will take notice that on the 9th day
of March. A. d. 1884, there was filed in the
Probate Court Of Monroe county, Ohio,a paper
writing purporing to be the last viii and ties.
lament of George Adam Beiser. late of Salem
township. Monroe county. Ohio. deceased and
an application filed in said court, 70 ha ve ,hs
same admitted to probate and record
Said application is set for hearing in said
court on the S6;h day of March. A, u. 1886, ut
III o'closk a. m. A. J. PEARSON,
Probate Judge Of Monroe County, Ohio.
mchp, ees3.
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DeldwIre Democratic, Herald.-Whit
lev, OF tie Champi n Works at Spring
field. who is now in contest with hi
wo' kingmeD, has time and again de-
manded of his employes t,at they Vote
tie Republican ticket for the purpose o
keeping up the pr, t,ctionRls idea o.
protection
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Quaker Ci,y Independent -Chsirman
Cowgirl of the Payne inves igsting com.
mi tee is indignant ct the lying stste.
menls sent out from Columbus about
the business of that committee. He
says that the testimony given has been
k,pt stIitt'y secret and the reporters
kLow nothing about ii.
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Wheeling Register.-Senat'r Eimunds
says that it is no part OF the duty Of ths
Preside, "r head of department to
IL te mine whether papers on file are Of
fetal or net. Oh, no. The S nat mns'
read em all in order tn find out whtt Il
er t,ey are official or privst'. R t.!
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate of Madison Thorn6eryy, Decd.
rNHR undersigned h I'VE been duly appointed
/ and qualified as Executors OF the will
of Madison Thornberry, late of Monroe coun'
ty. deceased.
Dated this path Gay Of February. A. d 1889.
W. 8 TH0RNBRRRY.
mch2 s6;4, ROSS MONTGOMERY.
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Cambridge Jfsrsonidn Unsettled
balances o, 81 Ats 81 against President
A tur and OF SI3 600 aesinsr Collect ,r
r 'herts"n have been discovered by the
Z 'mmissioner of Gu, t,ms. 1t i, claimed
that these amounts were stolen by EN-
ployes Of the flee.
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<ktens Journal 1T is On te amusing
to see h0~ the State journal turned
around in its es i'nate OF Judge Wrli'
when he decided the Dal'on babeas C II.
oas case in favor of the House. Word:
could hardly express their admiration
for his wisdom and honesty. Judge
Wylie is q lawyer, and il j, fair TO pre-.
sume that be looked st the question az
LAWYER and decided it as q conscien'
tious Judge, hut We fear to conf 'c'ur'
wh,t the Journal would have t,ought oil
him ha be come out the other hole.
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Cadiz Sentinel-Ch Dsm,cra,ic La

Cadiz Seminal The Democratic Lam
Ccmmis -ioner, Sparks. rendered a de-
cision by which tract OF land ia Florl.
ia i, t,ken from MIR. Call. tie Demo
cratic Senst 'r, and given to poor ne
gro. Mr.. Sparks will now doubtless bf
abused more than ever hy tie Repubi.
cans. The Republicans claim the sole
light to give land and mules to the ne
groes
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CALAIS ITEMS.
CALAIS. Ono, March 8. 1886.

CALAIS, OAIo, March 8, 1886
Ed. srlRlr: Squire Williams, OF Swa-
zev. was in town 10 day.
Rev. Manuel preached a very able ser.
mon at the M. E Church last Sabbath.
Sabbah School was organized with A.
Leach as Superintendent and James L
Jones, Assistant.
Mary D. Cleveland and Margaret Hen
ming are on the sick list
John CARRIER and wife are visiting
here.
Born to Z. C. Clark and wlfe,a daush.
ter.
Thomas McMulen and r. A. Darter
are teaching the Calais schools this win
ter.
Born to A. D Johnson and wife, o
|. A. B. Jones, who has been In the West
for some lime, has returned 10 Calais
There is nn place like home"
There was dance and general de-
grading spree at the skating rink lasl
Saturday night. We are sorry TO have
these things IN our q1iet little town. for
we think that they-dsnce and skating
rink-sre disgrace to any community.
A. b
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TIE Pan electric business shnut which
30 much has been said through the pa,
pers is to be investigated. Congress hss
appointed an investigating committee OF
five Democrats and four Republicans.
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MORRIS&ARMSTRONG
A99IGNEE,4
SALE OFREALESTA

TN pursuance OF an order OF the Probate
i Curt of Monroe County. Ohio, win offer
for sale, at public auction. on
Thursday, the lst day of April, 1886,
at one O'Clock p. m. at the front door Of the
court house in Woodsield, the following de-
scribed real estate. situate in the county of
Monroe and State Of Ohio, and in the village of
Woodsfeld to wit:
A part Of lot number twenty-rix in said viii
lage of Woods6eld, being tract Of land in
the southwest corner Of said lot. about twenty
feet front on Main street and eighty feet deep.
on which two story frame building 10
situate.
Also. lot number nine in said village Of
Woodsfe,d ON which two story frame dwell
ling house is situate.
First tract appraised at " S00
Second tract !" 64.
Terms of sale: Cash before confirmation.
j. p SFRlGuS,
Assignee in trust for the benefit Of the credit
ors of joel T. Jud.ius. mche, S6t5.