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Land Next to SGhuGtZGn Park
FOR SALE,
Q. u. poRsETT. AuetIoneer.

G. II. DORSETT, AuctiOneer.
win oner for sale on TUESDAY. june lst
1886. 40 the Court HOnse, Immediately after
the sale OF the Schuetzen Park,
l0l acres, more or less, adjO,niug that Park
and lying parallel 10 g. This includes line
front on the river, and "A piece OF level. well
drained land, besides marsh land. The lOca-
ton D. admirable for pleasure grounds. a farm
or a cemetery, and is reached by the Shell
wafer.
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WntnInnn,rr1t 2llnnfrl.

w ANTED, clerical work by rapid penman
w quick and correct at figures; hard
worker. CLERK, care News.
A YOUNG LADY wishes position as gov
IA erness to small children or companion to
some lady who will exchange references; can
give best Of Macon citizens as her references
country or city. Address II. n. b., care OF
Evening News. Macon. Ga.
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xnr SUR.

NOR SALE, large quantities of lX8, Xxi,
IL and Ike; also, boards. plank, and scant-
ling; planed Notwithstanding, flooring. and
ceiling; also, No. and ? shingles. REPPAKD
4 CO., Taylor and Eost Broad streets.
E0R SALE, lot G0x90 ana improvement ts.
II northeast corner Of Liberty and Jeffer-
son streets; three stories on basement aud ex-
tensions, % rooms, double verandas, flower
garden, stable. etc. \. g. MILLS.
NOR SALE. cheap Tor cash, a y horse power
II Vertical Steam Engine and Bniler; can he
seen work ,ng At J. l.. x G.. HARTFELDER'S
MIL, Price and Castor streets, city.
NOR SALE, slightly soiled Trunks and Bags
II &c cost. by NEGDLlNGER & RABUN.
THE Centennial being over the City aud
i Suburban Railway VIII FELL on at low
figures a portion OF their surplus stock Of
animal. Apply AZ Stables.
TNEXAS HORSES AND PONIES for sale
Il at DIR. CON'S STABLES
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LUNCHEON.
Clam scallOps.
DeViled Tongue.
Stewed Potatoes.
Radishes.
Crackers and Cheese.
Tea and Cake.
LUNCHEON.

Tea and Cake.
CLAM SCALLOPs.-ChOp fifty clans fine
and drain of in cOlander all the beuOr
that will come away Mix this in a bowl
with a cupful of crushed cracker, half a
cupful of milk. two beaten eggs, a table,
spoonful of melted butter, half teaspoon
ful OF SAT-, a pincn Of mace and the same
OF cayenne pepper. Beat into this the
chopped clans andtill with the mixture
clamshells or the silver or stone china
snell-shaped dishes sold for this purpose.
Bake TO "A light brown in quick oven and
serve in the shells. Send around sliced
lemon with them.
DEVILED TONGUE Slice a cOld-bOiled
tongue (fresh or smOked), and fry the
slices quickly in nice dripping. If you
have none use butter. Chop little onion
tine and stir in before the tongue IS fried.
Take up the slices, arrange neatly, over
tapping one another, in a hOJwater dish.
Strain the fat, return TO the fire, stir in a
teaspOonful Of Drowned flour, half tea
spoonful Of Worcestershire sauce, u table
spoonful Of vinegar, a quarter Of tea
spoonful Of mustard, pinch of cayenne
and half a cupful Of boiling water. Stir
ana boil for one minute and pour over the
tongue.
RADIsHEs.-Cut down the tops 10 with
in an inch OF the roots. Wash. scrape on
the fbres and arrange tssteiully on a dish
with bits OF ice between them.
DINNER.
Drowned Potato SOUP.
Shad Baked with w inc Sauce.
Larded Log Of Mutton.
Green Peas.
Stewed MacarOni
strawberry ShOrtcake.
Coffee.
rB,.s .,,. = ...~..
tatOes Of iair size, half an onion, sliced /:
two quarts Of boiling water, two table
spoonfuls Of chopped parsley, two eggs
beaten light, half cupiul Of milk; pep
per, salt and cleared. dripping Tor trying;
tablespoonful Of butter, Heat the drip
ping in round-botlomed saucepan and
fry the potatoes (peeled very carefully,
80 as 10 leave all the starch In them. then
left Ia cold water for half an hour) and
onion 70 fine brown; drain, drop them
ia the boiling water and cook soft. Rub
through the colander, back into the kettle
with the water in which they were boiled;
add the parsley, stir % a bubbling boil
and season with pepper and salt. Heat
the milk IN another saucepan, melt the
butter IN II, add the eggs, stir one minute;
take the soup kettle from the ilfe, pour IN
the milk and eggs and serve at once. n
the potatoes do not thlckeu the water 20 a
pureo, roll the butter M = tablespoonful Of
hour and stir directly into the soup kettle
instead Of into The milk.
sHAD BAKED wTrH VINE SAucE.-
Clean without splitting the ash, leaving
on head aud tail. Lay in d dripping pan,
pour 4 small cupfui Of boiling water over
u. inyert another dripping pan upon the
lower and bake 0ne hour, bnstinN sig
times. with butter aud wafer from The
Qfiunins Daa. lraHaief tao fgh 70 q hgt
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TO KIN worms OF all kiads use salt at
the rate Of 4 barrels per acre. In such
quantity it not only kills worms, but most
kind of weeds. You need not fear to use
if at the rate of IL to 2 tons per acre for
all root crops, including potatoes, but for
vines the rate of one or two barrels is
enough.
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Rnnmn 10 lirmt.

ENOR RENT, desirable rooms, en- suite or
II singy, for the summer, or permanently IL
desired; central location. Address Z. O, Box
29l, Savannah, Ga.
DOR RENT. two rooms, separate or con-
II Meeting; wafer on floor. Apply SO Hous-
ton street.
nor RENT, three furnished rooms. Apply
II l9l Charlton street.
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1reai Aottrrs.

~ EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. Notice ii
VI hereby given 10 all persons having de-
lDands against JOHN II. HAMLET. de-
ceased, TO present them 10 u.s. properly mad !
cut, within the time prescribed BY law, 20 fa5
Co show their character and amounts; and alE
uersOns indebted 10 said deceased are here's
by required 70 make immediate payment To
us. W
MAY 20, 1886. DAVID WELLS.
RUFUS e. LESTER. ~
Qualified Executors will Of John X. Hamleis
deceased.
EORGIA. CHATHAM oUNTY.-W ILLIAM
VI W. BRYANT, OF said county. having
made an Assignment OF an his assets to me, all
pcrsons having claims against him VIII pres
sent them to me, aud all persons indebted tol
him will make payment to nc.
SAvANEAH, May "a, 1856.
81. j. n. YONGE, Assignee
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A good horse, over years old, ought to
have ten years of work in him, and IN fact
Is often a better purchase than young
horse. He has been tested and if weak
spots had been found the horse would have
heen lame, blemished or dead.
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BomOro ann STORES tor Real.

NOR RENT, that desirable three story brick
Il residence. with all modern improve
ments, stable and outbuildings, located at the
southwest corner Of Drayton and Gordon
streets; terms moderate; possession given I'M
mediately. Apply to WIN. DlERS, corner
Minis anu West Broad.
nor RENT. for the summer months, "a con-
Il venient house, furnished or unfinished.
Apply As Liberty street
NOR RENT, the premises No. 30 fork street,
II near DraYtOn, lately occupied by BOWL
ing Bros. as a livery and boarding stable:
possession given Immediately. Apply TO IL.
I. Bolts 4 CO., I08 Bay street.
dor RENT OR LEASE, a first class bust
IL ness stand. suitable for "A drug store or
barber shop; all necessary cOnveniences on
premises; near Central railroad Office. Apply
20 JOSEPH MANNION. 81 WeGt Broad St.
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acrirnlt,,ral Department..


We solicit articles for this department.
q'he name of the writer should accompany
Inc letteror article, not necessarily for
publication, but as evidence ofgood faith.
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siiierrIlauroms.

XA1IRE DISH COVERS. Unbreakable Dolls,
w CrOckerv, Glass, Tin, Wooden Ware,
and an immense ass rtment Of other ten cent
goods. at WORISMAN'S, next Solomon a
drug store.
WANTED. trunks ana bags 10 repair by
w lrst-class workmcn; chargeslow. NEID-
LTNGER a RABUE.
CHATTING, Pulleys and hangers, at bot
~ tom prices In stock for immed ate ship
ment, at LON BARD IRON WORKS, Au-
gusta, Ga.
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Bnarninn

~ MADISON AVENUE, NEW YORK.
III Superior board; eligible rooms; mod
crate prices. Savqnnahre ference--Samuel ID.
Palmer, Eeq., aud many others.
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"Blood VIII TelI.v

Yes, the old adage is right, but if
the liver is disordered and the blood
becomes thereby corrupted, the bad
"bloofwill tell in diseases of the
skin and throat, in tumors and ul-
GERS, and in tubercles in the lungs
(first stages of consumption) even
although the subject be descended
in a straight line from Richard Ceur
dc Lion, or the noblest Roman OF
them all. For setting the liver in
order no other medicine in the world
equals DIR. Piercc's Golden Medical
Discovery" Try it, and your ''blood
will telr' the story of its wonderful
efficacy.
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MOTHERS! DAUGHTERS!

BE YOUR OWN PHYSICIAN!
A lady who was for years a great
sufferer from Female Complaints and
weaknesses. so common to her sex,
and despaired of being cured, finally
found remedies which completely
cured her, after all else had failed.
Any lady can use the remedies and
cure herself, without being subject
cd to medical examination. From
gratitude she will send FREE. Re
cipes. Illustrated Treatise and full
directions, sealed. Address with
stamp, Mrs. W. G. HOLMES. 65S
broadway, N. Y. Name poper.)
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by L. A. wIrTEN.

|. When and by whom was the
Pacific Ocean discovered? Florida:
Why was each so called?
2. Give an account OF Magellan's s
voyage. What conquest did De-
Soto plan? What discovery did he
make?
3. When and by whom was Rhode
Island founded? Why was Rhode
Island so prosperous?
4. Describe "The Stamp Act
'sfhe Boston Port Bill" "The Dec.
laration of Rights"
5. What two states were admit.
ted into the Union in President
Folks administration?
6. Name the Presidents in order
and state to what political parties
they belonged.
7. What was "Thc Wilmot Pro
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Rescued from Death.

William J. Coughlin, of Somer-
vile, Mass, says: In the fall oflS76
/ was taken with BLEEDING OF LUNGS
followed by severe cough. l lost
my appetite and flesh, and was con-
fined to my bed. In 1877 Twas adj
mitted to the Hospital. The doc
tors said l had a hole in my lung as
big as a half dollar. At one time a
report went around that / was dead.
/ gave up hope, but friend told me
of DIR. WILLIAM HALLS BAL
SAM FOR THE LUNGS. l got a
bottle, when, to my surprise, l com
menced to feel better, and to-day l
feel better tnan for three years past.
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GEOGRAPHY.
BY L. A. WITTEN.

|. Define Geography. Mathe-
NAUTICAL, Physical, and Political Ge-
ography.
2, Define Sun, Planets, Moon, and
Comets.
8. Give four proofs that the earth
is round.
4. What is circle of Illumination?
Ecliptic! Solstice? Equinox?
5, Define river system, watershed,
basin, and bifurcation.
6. Define Waves, Tides, and Cur
rents. Give cause of each.
z. Describe Halos, Mirage, Auro-
RI Borealis.
s. What lake connected with the
Penobscot River? With the Kenne-
bee? With the Androscoggin? The
st. Croix?
8. Give area, boundary, capital,
chief productions, prevailing relig-
ion and government of the following
countries: Venezuela, Spain, Persia,
and Belgium.
TO- What states produce the most
wheat, corn, flax, hemp, horses, cows,
honey, tobacco, sugar, rice, gold,
silver, copper, salt, coal, iron, or
angcs, wool and sheep.
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visor When introduced? What
new political party sprang from the
principals of this Proviso? Wheni
8. What territory has the U. s.
acquired by purchase? BY annex
alton? By conquest?
Q. Whit two distinguished gener.
ais of the same name served in the
confederate army? Name the bat
ties fought by each?
10. Name the four prominent bat
ties fought by Gen. Taylor.
10. Who was called the "Great
Paciticator?" "Old Rough and
Ready?" Sage of Monticello?"-
"Little Giant?'
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Just outside of the corporation
lives an old lady and her two daugh-
ters. They had a small patch of
wheat. When the wheat was ready
for harvesting, the two girls pulled
it all up and the old lady cut the
roots off with an axe When ready
for threshing, the girls rubbed the
grain out with their hands, and the
old lady famed the chaff out with
a turkey wing. They made some
thing over four bushels.-HdrtreH
(Gd.) SIM.
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ARITHMETIC.

l. l desire to raise $994.50 by dis
counting 30-day notes at 6&. Find
the face value of the notes.
2. A sold two lots for $3.50 apiece,
gaining 20% on one and losing 90
Il on the other; did he gain or lose
and how much?
3. If 6 journcymen make 1872 pair
of boots in a weeks, working 81
days week, and 12a hours per day,
how many pair will lS men make in
l34 weeks, working At days per
week, and ii hours per day? BY
compound proportion.
4. Write a negotiable promissory
note, and find the amount of the
note you have written.
8. The interest on sum of mon
ey for a certain time is $500, and
the true discount is $240. Find the
sum OF money.
6. How much must be invested in
stock at LOG, to yield an income of
$1,000, the stock paying lO% divi-
dend annually?
Z. A circular pond Is #. 6 in. in
diameter has a walk 3 #. 6 in. wide
all round it. Find the area of the
walk.
s. A sewing machine was sold at
a net profit of 40T on the cost and
at discount ON the asking price of
l24%. If the cost was $lO0 what
was the asking price?
o. What is the rate OF interest
when note running l yr. is dis
counted at l0%?
10. What rate per cent of income
will be received on U. S. Is at los,
and payable at par in 10 years?
W. T. WOOD.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

N and posioiiice address IS wileyville, Wet.
xel County. West Virginia, will take notice,
that on the DIST day of July, 1885, Margaret
smith and Theodore Swing rs the only heirs
OF George Swing, ,lercascd flied their certain
application in writing before c. a. Webb, s.
J.. within and for Sunsi,i,ir' township Monroe
County, Ohio, asking for the rcvivor Off judg-
mont against said Alfred Pool In favor OF said
George Swing, rendered on the 22l day or May,
1858. b. William Workman, j. r., for the sum
of SLIPS debit and 81 a5 costs Of suit.
said application will be for hearing before
said G. \. Woha, J. F.. at liisoiiire in the town
of iSeallsv.iic, III said coilisy on the l3th day
of September. iSsS, Mt q o'ciock q. IN.
MAltiARET SMITH and
THEuDOtE SWING.
BY DRIGGs & MALLORY, their Att'ys.
july y, ,SGtT
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ing the city.
NNEcTIoNs.-Fremont, L. i. & w. R.R.:
St l.. Il. r.. Monrocville, b. q o. r.. r.: Wei
lington, Z. &. G. & /. n. r.: Creston. n. Y. p.
y o.; 0rrville, P. & W. r. r.; Massillon. P. r
W. {. Y: i. and c. J.. & w. II. r.; Valley
I,unction, Valley 4. r.; Canal Dover. c. & y.
= G. & st. l.. II. r.: Cambridge, Il. & O. II. r.:
Ioint Plcas;Int, G. w. Il y. i. II. r.; Marietta /,
G. w. & B. II. r.
W. a. McCI.OI. Acting Gen. Pass. Agent.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

~ E0RGE KIMPJ,E. whose place of resi-
Sdence and postofice address Is Pittsburgh,
Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, will take
notice that on the Nth day of July, 1885, The
Claringtnn Planning Mill and Furniture Com
pany filed ~ petition in the court OF common
Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, against him
ami Others whereby II scexs to assert me-
chanic's lien uron the following described
premises situate in the town OF Darlington,
Monroe County, Ohio, to wit: Twenty-four
feet off of the north side of lot number one,
running back tifty-hvc feet from fence on
Front street, the balance six feet wide to the
alley, to recover a judgment against said
George Kilnplc for the suuI of 81 d, with In
terest from the 18th day pf October, 1885, and
for the sale of said premises.
Unless you answer SAID petition on or before
will be taken as true and Judgment rendered
accordingly.
PLANNING Mi Ill AND FUR
NITURE COMPANY.
Dy briggs MALLORY, its Att'ys.
july27, 1857.
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Jo,,;sv;lle hoe An oao oo,o,

Louisville has 10000 colored pco
pie, many of whom are prosperous
and some of'whom are rich. Some
OF the best real estate in the city is
owned by colored men; there are
three or four large furniture dealers.
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First partial account Of N. William Claus,
Guardian OF tho minor heirs Of lillian Claus,
Jr., deceased,
Third partial account of Jncob zwigart, a.
Guardian of John Zwig;srt, an imbccilc
Final account of Milton ID. Baker and Hem
ry X. Windland, adm'rs of the estate of John
baker, deceased. sr
Third partial account of John q. Frobisch,
guardian OF John Frederick Frobisch, mi
nor.
Final account of John Adam Burkhart, ad-
ministrator Of the estate Of Michael Weisend,
Jr., deceased.
First partial account of l. ID. Riley, Guardian
of Henry II. and Louisa A. Moore, minors.
Second partial account of Stephen Boughner
as guardian OF Mary Holland, nm imbeeile.
Second partial account of Christian Cehrs,
guardian of Edward, Louisa NJ, John and Ja-
cob Staldcr, minors, finnl as TO Edward and
Louise M. 4. =
Final account of Mathew Moore. as Trustee
OF the property Of Mathew Moore, Jr., nom
resident minor.
Fourth partial account of David McKclvcy.
MS Guardian OF Samuel A. and Reason A.
Green, Minors final as to Samuel A.
Final account of Fritz Reef, as Guardian OF
Catharine Moose, an imbecile. f
Final account of John Ruegseggcr, rs Guar
dian of Andrew Meekcr, an imbeciic.
First partial account OF George Lusle a<<
Guardian OF Frederick William and Christian
Albert Meyer, minors.
Final account of William J. J.Nfoore, ms Guar
dian of Matthew Moore Jr., q minor
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LEGAL NOTICE.

M. d. MCFARLAND, whose place of res
wv idence and postoffice address Ii sheri-
dan, Garfield County, Ncbraslxa, will teko no.
ticc that on the sSth day of July, A. d. H66,
John Bracey and Western Taylor filed their
certain application in writing before Aaron
Headley,J p. within and for Adams towuship,
Monroe County, Ohio, asking n rrvivor Of a
favor OF John Eraccy and Western Taylor, rom
dcred on the 9th day OF February. a. y. 1877,
by Ceplss Hart, J. T.. for the sum of ~ "
debt and costs.
Said application wiii be for hearing before
said Aaron Hea,iicy ;it his Office II, the town
OF Cameron, In said county, on the 4ad day Of
September, lSSB, ut 10 O'clock a. IN.
WESTERN TAYLOR.
augl0, ,'sGtT. JOHN BRAt.EY.
BY II. q. McGACGity, their Agent.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

TOSEPHUS cox and Margaret l.. Cox.
- whose postoflice address and place ofresf-
dcnce are unknown, will take notice. that on
the llth day of September, 1886. Edward r..
Zane. ms guardian of George, John. Edward
and james Schaub, minor heirs of Michael
Schaub deceased, filed his petition against
them and others in the Court of Common Pleas
of Monroe County, Ohio, in which petition he
nslxs for finding that said Josephns Cox is
indebted to him on note dated April lst 1881,
Mt two years, signed by Iosephus Cox for Two
hundred and fifty dollars and payable to the
order of Michael Schaub, with eight per cent
interest from date, payable eannually,-interest
poid to April lst, 1885; also, to forclose mort
gage given tc secure said notes signed by Jo-
sephus Cox and Margaret l.. Cox, and to sell
the following described real estate described
In said mortgage, to-wit: The northwest quar-
ter of the southwest quarter of section twenty
five, township three of range five, containing
thirty-three acres, for the purpose of paying
said Indebtedness Yeu are required to answer
said petition on or before the 18th day of No
vember, 1885.
EDWARD f. ZANE, Guardian.
BY briggs & MALLORY, his Att'ys.
sept. II, ,'S6t7.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Eotafc of Morgarct McI'ay, Deceased.

Eotdfc ~ Morqaret clay, Deceased.
rINIfE undersigned has been appointed and,
i qualified as Administrators OF the estate.
OF Margaret McVay, late OF Monroe County,.
deceased iis
Dated this 7th day OF September, A. D. 1884,
SEPT, ,'S6t4. GEORGE HINES.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will
IN be presented to the Commissioners Of
Monroe County, Ohio, at their December sew
sion, 1886, praying for the location of county
road on the following line, TO wit: Commences
ing for the same in the road known as the
Stafford and Matamoras grade noar what In
known as the Low Gap School House, on the
lands of William Cline In section seven
township five and range six; thence running
through the lands OF William Cline, Eli Cline,
Duncan Dillon, VIM. X Powell, B. n. 3D.
Blain. James Baker, Mary J. Baker. John Dill
Ion, Thomas Powell, Hester McGiitcn, Geo.
Coss, Thos. Way, Jas Biglcy and +. Chrisfy.
and ending In the road on +. Christy's land
known as the grade from Cross Keys toWooa
field. MANY PETITIONERS
sep, ,Aw5.
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Farm for Sale.

7 HAVE FOR SALE a FINE FARM or 1ss
Il ACRES, situated IN Salem township, Nom
roe County, Ohio, six miles from Darlington.
near the Woodsneid and Clarington ernde
road.
This Farm is Wcu Improved,
and very productive. It k well suited for
Dairy Purposes.
Any person wishing 10 purchase land will
do well to give me call before purchasing
elsewhere, as will sell mt bargain.
..--.--.----CYRES-E MILLER.
WoOdsfield, MONROE County, Ohio-scl1. Is =
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LEGAL NOTICE.

MARY t. GREEN, whose place OF resi-
lfl dence and postofiice address is Oscaloosa,
Mahaska County, Iowa; Julia Lucinda Blake,
whose place of residence and postoflicc address
Is Lawrence, Douglas County, Kansas, will
take notice that John II. Stephen, has flctl
his petition In the Cour; OF Common Pleas Of
Monroe County, Ohio, against them and the
the other heirs and widow OF John Stephen,
deceased, praying for the assignment of dow
or and partition Of the following described
real estate situate in Monroe County, OHIO,
to wit:
The cast half of the northwest quarter and
the northeast quarter Of section Twenty-Five,
township seven Of range seven; also the west
half Of the west halfof the northwest quarter
of section sixteen. township seven Of range
seven, containing In all two hundred and
eighty acres.
Unless you answer said petition on or before
the 9th day Of November, lSSG, the same will
be taken as true and Judgment rendered ac-
cordidgly. JOHN II. STEPHEN,
BY briggs & MALLORY, his Atty's.
SEPT, ,S6t7.
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HISTORY.

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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-09-28

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Receiver and Gen. Manager.
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Acting Gen. Pass. Agent.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-09-28

Z. A circular pond Is It. 6 in. in
diameter has walk #. in. wide
all round it. Find the area of the
walk.
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