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LEGAL NOTICE.

n RORGR KIMPLB, whose place Of residence
VI and rostoface address is Pittsburgh, AL.
lsgheny county, Pennsylvania. will take no-
tice, that on Tuesday. the 2oth day Of July,
1886, The Clarington Planning Mill and Fur
niture Company fled . petition in the ceurt
Of common pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio,
against him and others, whereby It seeks 20
assert mechanics lisn upon the following
described premises sitaate in the town Of
Carington, Monroe county, Ohio. to wit;
Twenty four feet Of Of the north side Of lot
number one running back flty I've feet from
fence on Front street, the balance six feet
wide 10 the alley; 10 recover judgment
against said George Kimpls for the sum Of
&l3l IS, with interest from the 18th day o
October, 1885, and for the sale Of said prem
ises.
Unless you answer said petition on or be-
fore the 25th day Of September, 1885, said
petition will be taken as true and judgmen
rendered accordingly.
CLARINGTON FLAMING MILL AND FURNI
TURB COMPANY,
By DRIaas 4 MALLORY. its Attys.
july77, ,'8st7.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
T. s. ,Thomas 4 sno, Bx'rs,
vs..
Isaac B. Gordon & ano.

NJ virtue Of q certain order Of sale IL
sued from the court of common pleas with.
in 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 Woodsaeld, or
Saturday, the 21st day of August. 1886
between the hours Of 10 o'clock am. and
o'clock p. m. of said day, the following de
scribed real estate situate In Monroe county
Ohio, to wit:
Commencing At the northwest corner oi
Osoro Sims lot on the comfy road; thence
north with said road thirty eight feet to q
stake; thence about east to the Ohio River
thence south thirty eight feet to the line oi
af aforesaid Sims lott thence Wes, with said
Sims line to the place Of beginning, 1t being
a strip of land thirty eight feet wide of the
south side of lot number six in the town oi
Walt on in said Monroe county.
Said property SO ordered to be sold is ap'
praised at $500, and may sell for two thirds
of said appraiscmsnt. Terms Of sale, Cast
before confirmation.
LOUIS sULSBBRGBR.
july2O,, ,,86w5. Sheriff N. c. O..
DRIoas & MALLORY, Attys.
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OUR affectiouate brother OF the Ga.
zette proceeded to get on his ear last
wtek at a little squib in the Spirit and
st once took ou, his little quill and
"wro,e up" 'qbe man running the SPIR.
IT." -
A few weeks ago little reference wss
made In the SPIRIT to the well known
doodle methods Of 10 TAYLOR, snd TO
our utter surprise, our Dear Brother OF
the Gazette, the following week in 40
article concluding the ahoe 6t him. ad.
mitted that he had been dabbling with
some OF the filthy lucre OF Jo TAYLOR
but undertaking 10 excuse himself by
saying he had used the noodle for legit
mate campaign purposes.
We we're equally aetonished last week,
by another unusual editorial effort, In
which our Brother offers 40 an excuse
for his admitted boodle ENHANCEMENT
that the SPIRIT had published . CORES.
pondence which the Gazette tries hard to
convey the impression had been refused
in the Gazettc's columns. "A celebrated
Fl Peck correspondence" be called it,
Our Fl. Peck correspondence we're either
written by Gen. H R. WEST, or one oi
his appointees who certainly would have
no inclination to cast reflections on biz
benefactor, ami certainly could not be
construed as such only by the cynic oI
the Gazette, who seems to be as crooked
and cranky in HI. conclusions as he ia in
bis ways. We are very 10th to believe
that our Dear Brother ever had the op'
portunity OF publishing the same, bu'
labors hard to convex the impression
that he had.
We are aware Of bis receiving marked
copies o. the G!endive Independent,
Montana paper, which be had better b!
far given publicity In his columns raihe
than 10 a sneak. .tbief manner showed hi
cloven foot by publishing on the stree
corners and In the stores.
No, no, Dear Brother. We woul'
never think of you publishing an limo
cent and inoffensive correspondence
No, no, never believe that We would &C
cuse you Of such heinous crime as that
But you would so contempiibly bell,
ile yourself, and be so pusilIanimou,l
scabby, and 80 sneskingly cowardly q
to take your marked Glendive Indepcnd
ent, snd waltz the streets OF Woodsfeld
exhibiting said articles on the street col
ners end to crowds in the stores NJ
no, but You are so gentlemanly { y 4
to invite psssers bv into your Office au
read said articles to them with your Il
nilisr dle.headed chuckle.
| You, perhaps, had better edit you
paper through your columns than exhib
yourself As . poltroon and street corn.
editor.
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sHERIFF's SALE.
Michael Thomas
Margery Simpson & al

ny virtue of certain order OF sale in parti.
II tion issued from the court Of common pleas
within and tor the county Of Monroe,
and State of Ohio, in a case pending in said
court between the above named parties, and
to me directed, will ofer Cor sale al public
auction at the east door of the court house,
on
Saturday, the 7th day Of August, 1885.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock q, m. and I
o'clock p. m, Of said day, the following de-
soribed real estate, situate in Monroe coun-
~, Ohio, to wit,
The southwest quarter of the southwest
quarter of section three, township three Of
range four. containing forty acres.
Also, the northwest quarter of the north
west quarter of section two, township three Of
Iange four, containing thirty-nine and sixty
hundredth acres
Said property so ordered to be sold Is sp-
praised at sl,a0o, and may sell for two
thirds of said appraisement.
TERMs-One-third cash before con6rma-
tion, one.thiId in one year, and one-third
in TIVE years from day Of sale; deferred pay.
ments to bear interest from day Of sale, and
be secured BY mortgage upon the premises
sold.
LOUIS SUBSCRIBER,
july6,S6w5. Sheriff M. O. O.
DRIGGs & MALLORY, Att'ys.
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sHERIFF's SALE.
Magdalena B. Dorr
vs..
Frederick nunckler & al

DY virtue Of certain order Of sale in
ID partition issued from the court of common
pleas within and for the county Of Monroe
and State Of Ohio, in q case pending in said
court between the above named parties, and
to me directed, i will offer for sale at public
auction at the east door of the court house
in Woodsfeld. on
Saturday, the 2lst day Of August, 1885,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4
O'Clock p. m, of said day, the following de.
scribed real estate. situate in Monroe county
Ohio. to wit:
The west half Of the northeast quarter OF
section twenty four, township six of range
six. containing eighty two acres.
Said property so ordered to be sold is ap-
praised at sl.476, and may sell for two thirds
of said appraisement.
TERMS OF SALE,-Ons third cash n hand,
one third in one year and enc third in two
years from day Of sale; deferred payments to
bear interest and be secured my mortgage on
the premises sold.
LOUIS sULsBBRGBR.
juIy20,'ssw5, Sheriff N. c. o..
g. g. JENNINGS, Atty.
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The indianapolis Sentimel presents
three solid truths in the following con-
else form:
"Tbere is an honest and competent
Democrat in this country for every office
in the gift of the President
"There is not an office wilbin the gin
Of the President which ought not to be
filed BY q Democrat beisre Congress
shall adjourn.
"There 10 not an Office within the git
OF the President the duties OF which may
uot be instantly comprebended and i'm.
mediaiely and efficiently executed by 9
Democrat"
We say 80 too Turn The rascals out
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ANTIOCH.

The wishes Of the many were turned
to rejoicing by the copious rains OF last
week.
Not wishing the malevolent will Of
Brownsville, we would like to see cor.
respo Ddence from that place.
The Normal school Of this place com.
menced last week, There is o great deal
of interest manifested.
Blackberry picking seems to he The
prevailing occupation at present as there
is bcuntitul crop g..
Mumps AMI Whoopingcou2h are "a.
eing in this community.
The G. A R. have settled the time If
holding the reunion at this place, which
will he August the 26. 81 and %. Con.
sidrring tie many preparation, i, will
certainly prove successful as we'll as en-:
joyahle.
Mr. j. D. McRigbt purchased Buck,
eye Twine hinder this season with which
he did rs harvesting rs work seemed
to satisfactorily meet bis approval.
The sons of veterans of this place
have procured their charter and will I've
in aciated or mustered IN bp GAINESVILLE
recruiting officer during the coming week
Mr.. Nelson Cline and Miss Emns
Lypcb were married at 8 o'clock Tues
day morning at the home of the Bride
About forty gue't' we're invited, which
after the ceremony were seated to . to-
bic bouutiiully prepared with cake and
ice cream which was certainly very pal
a,ablo. The Bride and Groom left fol
Wheeling about 8 o'clock ~bere t,e,
will make their future home
i Mr.. J W. Rnse Of Shepardstuwn, o
visited friends 10 this vicinity last week
| Miss Lols Mitchell of Marietta visitet
ber Aun, Mr.. Trim Koon,z last week.
! Mr.. Ell Thompson q, Ctsb Apple i
st home on visit.
Mr.. and Mr.. 4 L. Lynch attended
'h- Picnic held by the Woods6eld /. 0
o. F., at Wolf pen run on Monda, lat
Mr.. L,sarus Ehman and daugh'e
Miss Ella who have been visiting rela
lives in Indiana returned home las
week
Miss FloGe Bottenfell returned bom'
Yesterday from visiting her numerous
friends along the river.
Miss Cora Sloan has returned hom
from q visi' vi Pii,shurg gh.
Ell ToUCH.ME NOT.
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vi |NDICAT ED!
A. to II.

THE PAYNE case was voted ON last
Friday by. The Senate, and by vote Of A
to II he was honorahls acquitted, ,snd his
vlliners and traducers stamped IS a gang
OF foul.mouthed vuitures. Senator Ev.
ARTS closed the debate ny an unanswera.
hle speech in which be fully exbonorates
Hon. HENRY B. PAYNE He cites the
case OF GARFIELD being nominated for
President ina Convention where be was
representing another man, and asks il his
nomination could only be accounted for
by treachery and the use OF money. The
Ohio gang Of back biters are condemned.
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iting his parents the rast week, has re-
turned, home to Colu IN bia, Pc.
Me.srs. Jacob Staud', Philip Schuma'
cher, jacob Burkhart and 0. Poulton. oi
Woods6eld, we're In this village last Sat.
urday.
Willie, 3 year old son OF B. A. Yum.
kes, was badly scalded on Thursday, the
18th inst
Miss Louise Eberle, Of Calais, has
been visiting friends here The pact two
weeks
Mr.. Neischwangcr has moved from
here 10 his farm near Caldwel
Mr.. N W. Claus lost another horse
last week. which makes The seventh in
the last six years
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LEGAL NOTICE.

A LPRBD POOL, whose place Of residence
II and Postofice address Is Wileyville,
Ws.sel county. West Virginia, will take no.
tics. that on the 2Ist day of July, 1886, Mar
garet Smith and Theodore Swing,as the only
heirs Of George Swing, deceased. filed their
certain application in writing before c. A.
Webb, J. P. within and for Sunsbury town
ship. Monroe comfy, Ohio. asking for the
rsvivor Of = judgment against said Alfred
Pool In favor Of said George Swing rendered
on the 22d day Of May, 1888, by William
Workman, J. P. for tho sum Of $3l IS debt
and 81 95 costs Of suit.
Said application will be for hear ing before
said C. A. Webb. J. at his Office in the
town Beallevills in seid county, on the 18th
day Of September, 1885. At 3 O'Clock = m,
MAH9ARRT SMITH and
THEODORE SWING,
By DRtoes 4 MALLORY, their Att'ys.
juiy27, ,'SSt7,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
John B. briggs, Admir-,
Charles H. Dankwerth 4 Il.

DY virtue ofa certain order Of sale issued
D out Of 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 ~
public auction at the east door Of the court
house in Woods6eld, on
Saturday, the 3lst day of july, 1886,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. aud
O'Clock p. m, Of said day, the following de-
scribsd real estate situate in Monroe county,
Ohio, to wit:
Known as lot number one hundred and
fourteen in the town of Darlington, Monroe
County, Ohio.
Said property SO ordered to be sold 10 ap.
praised at $5s6 6s,and may sell for two thirds
Of laid appraisement. Terms Of sale, cash
before confirmation.
LOUIS SULSBRRGRR,
june29, ,'S6v5, Sheriff N. G. q.
DRIeGs d MALLORY, Attys.
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Good Results in Every Case.

D A. Bradford, wholesale paper deal.
er oil Caat,anoogs, Tenn, writes. that
he was seriously afflicted NTH a severe
cold that settled on bis lungs: had tried
many remedies eithout benz fit. Being
induced to try Dr. King New Discov.
cry Tor Consumption, did 80 and WAS en-
tirely cured by use OF a lev hotties.
Since which time he has used it in hi,
family for oil Coughs and Colds with
best result. This is the experience ol
thousands whose liv,s have been saved
nv this Wonderful Discovery
Trisl Bottles free ut R W. Pope's Drug
Store.
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HANDS OFF.
Office. holders are the agents of the
People not the Masters.

July 14tr the following Execu,iv- or
der was issued by the President:
EXECUTIVE MANSION.
WASHINGTON. July IA. 1861
To the Heads of Departments 10 the Ser.
vice Of the General Government.
j deem this proper time to especially
warn all subordinate. IN the several De.
partmeut., and oil office.bolders under
the General Government, seainst the use
OF their official positions In attempt TO
control political movements 10 their 10.
calities. Officc-holders are the agents
Of. the people, not their masters. Not
only is their time and labor due to the
Government, but they should scrupu
lously avoid, In their political action as
well a. in the discharge OF their official
da,y, offending by display OF obtrusive
parti'ansbip the neighbors sho have re-
iations with them as public officia's
They should also constantly remember
that their party friends from whom they
have received preierment, have not in.
vested them with the power # arbitra.
rily managing the political affairs. They
have no right as Office holders to dictate
the political action OF their party ssso.
cia,es, or to throttle freedom OF action
within party lines by methods and prac.
tices which pervert every useful and
justl6sble purpose of party organization
The influence Of Federal Office holders
should not be felt IN the manipulstion
Of political primary meetings and nomi-
mating conventions. The use by these
officials OF their position so compass
their selection 81 delegates t. political
conventions Is indecent and unfair, and
proper regard for tue proprieties and
requirements of official place will also
prevent their assuming the active con-
duct OF political campaigns. Individual
interest and activity in political affairs
are by no means condemned. Offlc,
holders are neither disfranchised nor
forbidden the exercise OF political privi.
leges. but their privileges are not enlar.
ged nor is their duty to party increased
10 pernicious activity bv "6iceholding
A just discrimination in the regard be.
tween The things citizen may properly
do and the purposes for which public
Office should not be used. is easy, in the
light of correct appreciation Of the re-
la,ioD between the peopla and those en-
trusted with official place, and consid.
Grafton of the necessity under our form
of Government OF political action free
from official coercion You are request
ed to communicate the suhttance OF
these views to those for whose guidance
they are intended.
(Signed) GROVER CLEVELAND.
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DIET ,Em Fought

The afternoon OF the 18th the foor oil
the National House was the scene OF Q
disgraceful 6st.fght. The combatants
were Representatives Corr, OF Indiana
and LAIRD, OF Nebraska. An alterca.
tion between them ended IN agreement TO
go outside and hght it out, but before
reaching the desired spot a free exchange
of the did lie brought the athletic law.
makers 10 knocks The "Hoosier" was
knocked out in ore round by the "Bug
eater.p
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THE House Of Representatives has
adopted Mr.. MoRRIsoN's concurrent res.
olution for adjournment on the 2Sth ins.-
by 145 agains, SO The Senate will not
probably insist upon extending the time,
and the first week Of August will witness
the Congressional fight.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.
A. R. Bfidgeman + anc,
Benjamin e Bridge man et al.

RY virtue Of certain order of sale In parti-
- tion 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, l will offer for sale at public auction
at the east door Of the court house in Woods
Saturday, the 7th day of august. 1886,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock q. m. and
4 o'clock p m, of said day. the following
described real estate, situate in Monroe
county, Ohio, to wit:
Being thirty acres off the north side Of the
southwest quarter of southwest quarter of
section eight, township two of range four.
Said property SO ordered to be sold is ap:
praised at $243. aud may sell for two thirds
Of said appraisement.
TERMs-0ne third cash before confirms
tion, one third inone year. and ono third in
TIVE years from day Of sale; deferred pay
ments to bear interest sHd be secured BY
mortgage on the premises sold.
LOUIS SUBSCRIBER.
july6, S6w5. Sheriff M. O. o.
DRIsGs & MALLORY, Attys.
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Logan Makes a Democratic speech

Logan Makes Democratic Speech.
The Senate Committee on Privileges
and Elections submitted three reports
cne dsy last week.. Nine members con.
stitute The committee -four Democrats
and five Republicans. The four Demo-
Gratis make one report completely exhon.
Grating Senator Payne. Three Repuh-
Iicans, LOGAN, EvARrs and TELLER, sub.
mitled report fully scquit,iug Senator
PAYNE from ell The charges made against
him. Two Republcsns-HoAR and
FREYE-- make o third report claiming to
End enough to justify an investigation.
The report was taken up bv The Senate
and the late candidate for Vice President
on The Republican ticket, Senator LOGAN,
made one OF the most remarkable
speeches ever delivered in the Senate, IN
which the Republican political pirates
who have been trying TO black mai!
PAYHE, we're handled without gloves.
Black JACK was completely stirred up
and he declared that be would answer all
the lying attacks made upon him BY the
gang press and show, that the facts law
fully acquitted Senator PAYNE from oil
charges which had been made against
him. MURAT HALsTEAD, OF the Cincin-
natl Commercial Gazette, the man who
traduced LINCOLN, and said GRANT and
SHERMAN we're iull OF corruption, the
man who called BLAINE a scoundrel, was
denounced by the dusky LOGAN in the
most sca,hing terms. The Republican
Gang from Ohio were completely dumb
founded. He ssks, "Wby should Hal
STEAD pursue Republicans in this man.
ner? Was 1t to attack the seat OF the
Senator from Ohio2 No, that was not
the reason, but it was to drive the Re.
publicans in the Senate into a position
which they could not occupy out OF fenr
that II they did not take it they would
be cruci6ed and crushed" LOGAN said be
would sink in lis place before he would
be driven by HALsTEAD to do an ACT
which was not right. He declared he
had done his duty and would stand by It,
for bis sction was right and Just and
proper. he says at the time JAS. A
GARFIELD was talked OF as candidate
for President this man HALsrEAD was
going around the hotels and other pla-
ces painting GARFIELD's character in
darker colors then be had been painting
theirs. LoaAE's speech tells the tale In
plain words. Old man HALsrEAD, made
into mincemcat snd scattered to the
winds.
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NOTICE..
Chris Mckee, Plaintiff,
Anainat

Chrls Achoo, flaintlh,
against
The Bellaire, Zanesville snd Cincinnati Rail.
way Company et al, Defendants.
IN pursuance Of an order Of the court Of
/ common pleas Of Noble county, Ohio
made In the above entitled cause, I will at
tend at the court house In Woodsheld, Ohio,
on the lith day Of August, A. D. 1886. fol-
The purpose Of taking any evidence that
may be submitted BY the parties, tending to
show the indebtedness Of said Compsuy, the
names and residences Of Its stookholders, the
date and amount Of their subscriptions, tbeil
solvency or insolvency, and any other mat
ten that have been referred to me by said
court. said hearing will bs adjourned from
time to time ~ the necessities Of the case
may require.
Crsditors are requested to set up theil
claims and duly establish the same.
J. M. McGINNlS.
Special Master Commissioner,
july27, 7,'S6ta.
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Boz KENNEDY Is candidate for Con.
gressman in the Eighth District BoB
will be left. De is too indecent a psrti-
san for his own party.
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The Great Purifyers.
Pittsburph Post.

i.- f1tte0urgn fost.
We get two interesting hits OF news
from Ohins Thr Republican editors oi
the Safe have ioimed themselves into an
association foi the Purpose OF Purlh
ing the Ballot" And President HAYES
announces himself as q candidate FOL
Congress. Put this aud that together
ard We get glimpse Ct the able Repuh
can editors plan of "Pu flying the Bal.
lot" Not one OF them but supported
AID helped along the Grea, Fraud OF
1851, and most ot them were bene.
ficiarIes The President OF the gang oil
Editorial Buodlers, calling under false
colore, is Gen. James NJ. Comly, of To.
leio, who took as his share Of the Hayes
sway the $1,000 year mission 10 ,h.
Sand wich Islands. "Calico" Foster an6
Honest" John Sherman who have iheil
share in introducing Cameron m'lhodl
in Ohio politics, are suprosed t. be hon
orary and cons ling member. as 10 ,h,
best Methods of "Puril, ing the Ballot
They know precisely how il is done, and
how much 1t cosis bead.
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MRS. TAYLOR, wife Of Jo TAYLOR, OF
Guernsey County, received 100000
from her fathers estate few weeks ago.
Jo TAYLOR will get the nomination for
Congress In the 17th Distric,-sure.
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LoeAs's great speech will appear in
full in our next issue.
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The wool bought in Noble County ard
that delivered to merchants in that soun
from adjoining counties will foot up $780,.
GOO pounds at an average price Of 273
cents, or Sl50, 900 for the wool.
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THERE are 1000 votes in Monroe tha.
WARNER can get, II candidate.
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CoNeREss will adjourn to morrow,
2S b inst.

WiTH Gen. WARNER, or good man
from Monroe Coun'y, this district can be
made Democratic this fall, nothwi,t.
standing our good Brother OF the Athens
Herald 10 the contrary.
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TUESDAY, JULY ~, 1886.

wHo is left to mourn for the gang
Press7