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Lc"aH School Examiners Meetings.

The Eos T,i OF school Ezapiner. of Losaa
TIliacn u il! hold regular nIeetis - for tss
Examination OF applicants Teachers Ter -
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tinus begin at 4. 81 y. II. (stsndardh OF ozeh
lay
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The 3rd daY OF December, 1895.
Adn:si.tr.t','s sala d Rel E:t,!s.

Ionat'Ian Hoffman. Administrator
If the est /" Of Jacob Huffman
Getrs sci. pil.nt!if. vs.
Mary kIn.b.e et nj, D,fcndanis,
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The 1St Day nf Fabruai.Y. 1895,

N pGr.ulncc nfan CrIrr Of the Probate
;nuri Oi si"rkir,: C"unty, OHIO, | will offer
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job Work. plain and
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FOR SALE.

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3.
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Harper's Magazine
IL 1896.

HIiesis. new novel by William Black
written VITA all the authors wcil-knoM
Uh urn of manner. will begin in the De-
ctmbUr Number 1873, and continue until
VI ". \ new novel hy George du VI .urier
entitled 'E'sae Martin. will also BEGIN
during the year. Ii il not too much tu LAY
that no novel has ever aw iItcd with such
.tc,t expectation as III" >T"'r>~"r 0i
Eriiny. The Personal ssrcOssec-
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and marty dom Of the Maid Of Orleans.
9th Imuortani fiction of tn" year VIII be
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tie FOs,1 Sawyer E1cie9tigc. hU-
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WIN Nit he'll. and short -torie, by Ottrvc
Tninrt Rirh ard Hardin" Davis. Mary 4.
wilkins, Julian Ralrh, Brander Mat
th;w~. owen Wi>trr, and other we'll
Know writer's.
Prot. " Woodrow Wil-on will contribute
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ii Irs. with illustrations hy ilpwara Pyle
l'uu tnry Bi@-low'- history nj The Ger
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Wavne's victory. by Theodore Roosevelt.
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dGriu. III" year.
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. during 1896 will he Il SERIES of article, 10y
5ta>urr ". Whitney. Describing hi> trip
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>l-dg" trains into the CHeXpl5rrd Barren
Ground, of Br i>h North America III prr-
suit Of wood. on and musk "X"r. MIR.
WhitnrS> series VIII have the added in
trrcst OF being Illustrated from photo
graphs taken by himself.
The VoIdmc> Of the Magazine begin
with the Numbers tor June and December
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Nallan6irg W ATS Thomas Dillon Lucius
III lou, Nelson Diil'I., Dalton Dillon. Don
nulon. Charles Dillon. Homer Dillon,
john Dillon. John HnSkins. Ernest iio> kinS
and Ethel II skins. whose places rrxi-
deuce ;,'e unknOw II, will lake notice that
on
The 3rd day Of December, 1895,
EmellUe Kitchen filed her etitiun with tho
Court Of C..uImuu Pes OF Iioc'tIng county,
Ohio, il case No. 2IgS. agaIns; the aboys
n. med parties aad others. praying tor the
partition OF certnin real estate situate in the
county oi Uocili in9 uud stnte ot Ohio Io-wit:
all that Part OF the west half Uf the sOktn
east quaIt4 " ct Section 6. Township lS and
.:rngr IL Viii II li"s north ot the .-Black
lick i;uJd7 running hIongh lands, alss
the east half uf the north east quarter, ssrl5
section, tow rshlp and ranze.
Said prrti are reQuirei t. answer on or
before tho 18th day ot February. 1895, or
ia igment may be trken ssaiTSf them.
EMAiINE KITCHEN,
BY Weldy & Buei haus
her Attorneys.
Dec a6 6;r
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Ghe Snn.

The first Of American Newspapers,
CHARLES \. DANA, Editor.
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Ogos sr .tIy Building, corner oi Main and
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TIRE CT FRcGEmG-R TRAITS.

c, W, Schwenlic. All. Logan, o.
Daily. 10 tily except Sunday
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the sing a gu Februry
orbuin@s scent
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stairs. firmly. Repatriation, as have
already explained. can't be considered.
Miss DrlIlingham's patience had us
limits. You won't mind my pointing
out that my father found this ap.
nointment under the impression that
Arnold was going to marry meT she
said; that II was who would accom-
many him-thnt the 'awfulness' that
discouraGes you would have to be borne
by myself"
Miss Carstnirs looked courteous un-
concern. Lord Drillinghlm. Of course;
knows best what he would be satisfied
for his own daughter 10 do" she salo,
but I have TO consider my mother 8
opinions. Please don't let us tax
about Canada any more. Have you seen
Duse? Everybody's opinion about neF
seems different"
Kate DrIlilngham put out her hand
with n smile. TITS finished" she
mid. ''You must let me run away now,
or shall miss my train. All, Mrs, Car
stairs, must say Good-attCrnoon.' No.
nothing, thank you, really not! yes
that Is my cab waiting"
She got into II, and as the wheels be-
gan to reVoiVe, beat one OF her HUE
clenohed hands on her lap. She was not
smiling now, her face was white and
angry.
II Bella or her mother could have
overheard what their visitor said 20
herself as she drove away. they would
have been considerably perturbed.
"And that's the girl / have been
struggling TO b. loyal towards" NUT
tcr-d Miss Drilhngham between her
teeth. Arnold, I'm fonder Of you than
that--and You shall know # now"
GRO be coNTlSUED)
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/ DRESS aoops-Jos. HORNE Is co.
JOS. HORNE & CO.,
.Don't Miss

Coming or sending for sam.
Piles of Dress Goods and SaltiuSs OF
this great January Clearance
Sale
Fine Imported a''.wo II
smoth finish CaShmaeS-Color
and black-spler did quality,
45 inches wide,
CSC yard.
Handsome Cord SuItinss all
wool--choice shades brown,
grey, green and Blacks
and 81 25 goods, 45 inches
wide,
6oc yard.
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''uEioHo," ECHOED HER DAUGHTER.
thought you could do much better for
yourself than Hopctoun under any cir
cumstunccs. He ia very nice, and gen
ticmaniy. and Hfi that, but he isn't brill
liant, and he Isn't rich. Heighow
"HcighO," echoed her daughter.
"Weii. It's too late to consider that now!
Besides. Ike him, and | could not
bring myself TO behave badly 10 hint
would break hts heart. Lord Drilling
ham must IND something else, that's
all"
Hopotoun was disappointed, although
instlnctively he had feared the result.
He was disappointed alike ut the delay
tt eTttaiied, uud at Bciia's calm rcds0ft-
Ing. lie would have liked her to throw
herself Into his arms. and cay Rhc would
go to New Zealand or Scrtngupntam
with him II necessary. Some girls went
to New Zealand and ScrlngapatNm with
their lovers. Why, he knew n girl who
had married and gone with fellow to
the diamond fields; and II jolly nice girl
too. and II pretty giri! Not as pretty aS
Bella. Ccrtninly-hOt the same style OF
gIrl-but hang II, did II necessarily fol-
low that girls love should be more
temperate because she had style?
Yea, he was disappointed. mortified n
little. too. though he would not ac-
knowledge MS much MS that In his self
CGmmunIOns. 1t Obliged him to write
KHtG letter that necesatatcd good
deal Of delicate phTasnE. It IL not the
easiest thing IN the world to tell a third
person that your hanccc does not care
for you enough to agree to something
that tho third person has proposed. and
IN spite OF att his pains AMI cuphGm-
isms, EIopctoun was disagrccnbly con-
scloua that that was what the letter
said.
MIBs DrlllnEhum was sorry also
when she received II, for in the mean
time the Canadian prospect had as
Bumc0 definite proportions. md II was
now offered 10 her cousin II he chose to
take II, She wanted him to take It. Shc
wanted him 10 marry Miss Carstairs
with the least possible delay She
wanted this absurd position that he and
herself wcr" occupying towards cRch
other terminated as aoon ns possible.
NndthouEh Fhc Hhrnnk from hcknowl-
cdElng all her reasons 10 hcrPClf they
were sufficiently cpgont TO mpoi her 10
see Miss CnrstHtrR mud ondrnvor 10
shake her resolution
sho would not say anything about
that TO Arnold though, II her mission
were unsuccessful. there was no occn
sion that h. should cyur hear how good
thing It was that hin hadcecg absurd
objections had lost him.
She went up ~ towISno the morning
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AN ENGAGEMENT.
ny SIR ROBERT PEEL.
Copyright. lsSG)
SYNOPSIS.

Arnold Hopctoun. clerk on q small
salary ia tho foreign office at London
Is engaged to be married 10 hnnu-
some Bella Carstairs. who. with nor
mother, is obliged to keep up nppcaran-
ces in very reduced circumstances, nei-
In believes that she loves ArnoLu' pu. % %
nnwIiiIng 10 marry him until he gets
more lucrative position, which his IN
fluential uncle, Lord Drillingham. mas
promised 10 obtnin for him. Lord Drli,
inEham neElccts the matter and Arnold
proposes TO Bella that he nnd ms cous-
In Kate, Lord Drilllngham's daughter:
pretend to be engaged, with the inea OF
taining nj, appointment. She consents
and he goes to Decrcourt TO arrange
the matter with Kate. Kate agrees
DrIllingham approves OF the engage
ment, aud bestirs himself about the APP
pointment.
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MANY merchants are well aware
that their customers are their best
friends and take pleasure In supplying
them with the best goods obtNinabte.
As an instance we mention Perry &
Cameron. prominent druggists OF
Flushing, Michigan. They say: I'VE
have no hesitation In recommending
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to our
customers. as Il Is the best cough medt-
cine We have ever sold, and always
gives satisfaction" For sale at IS and
60 cents per bottle.
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MOZAMBIQUE RyBEIL1oH.
The Leaders Arrested and the Insurrce-
ton nj an End.

wAsHINGToN.p. c.. Jan. The
acting Portuguese minister. Senior Ia
veIra, has received n cablegram bring
ing the intelligence Of the capture or
Gungunhama and his son. Gaidide. by
CAPTAIN Moushino. OF the Portuguese
troops. The party reached Lorenzo
Marques and viii at once convey the
prisoners to Lisbon. The cablegrnm
further announced thnt the news OF the
capture OF the leaders Of the rebellion in
Mozambique caused the greatest en-
thusiasm In Lisbon and that II is con-
sidered in Portugal that the capture
means the termination OF the rebellion.
GunEunhamn, who has been native
king for several years, became d!scon-
tented and dissatisfied and lnaugurated
a rebellion among the natives Of the
MozbrouGh country. TO suppress the
rebellion II was necessary for Portugal
MT much expense, to send 1000 troops to
MoZbrough to conquer the 10000 Cum
gunhama had been able to muster.
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ITHACA. N. Y, Jan. 6.-The village
OF TrumansburS, about ten miles north
OF Ithaca was visited to-day by n de-
structIve IRE and large part OF the
business section wns burned. The loss
is estimated at about $4,000. The At
water block, valued at $4,000. was In"
cluded in the destroyed section. The
Biggs block was almost entirely de-
struyed. The fire was caused by an
overturned lamp igniting n quantity OF
oil In the rear Of the Atwatcr building.
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COUGHING irrItatcs the delicate Or
Rans and RggrnvntcB tho disease. In
stShd Of Whiting. try ono Minute Cough
Cure. II helps at once. making cxpCc.
torntion easy, reduces tho soreness
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ottor Arnold's ingenious letter had
,,snchnd her. and took \ hnnlSom
straight from Euston TO the ADDRESS
which she had so often seen him write.
A certain plcnsurable excitement was
In her veins rs the cab stopped betofe
Inc door. She was doing great deal
for this girl whom she was about 70 sec
for The first time. and she WAS CURIOUS
y N Ma md Miss carstairs, were they
inP she inquired OF tho servant. She
gnye her name--"Miss Drilllnghnan.
Yes, they were In. Would she step
into the drawing room? she diu anu
shlVercd. Not at the poverty Out AZ thc
Jncr ~ tnste shown IN the pretenses.
Did Arnold's fRncee take no interest," IN
nor home that she could permit these
glarinE InonstrosltiGs about it--these
vulgar ornaments. these glass shaues'
these dyed grasses!
She had plenty OF time allowed hcr
for reflection. Evidently the ladies
wcre making toilets In her honor.
SpRrter OF an hour. twenty minutes
passed. before the door opened ana
then Miss Drlillngham rose Mt her most
eSses' entrance.
~ must apologize for my visit" she
murmured "But thought might be
hardened. / was so anxious 10 MAKE
the acquaintance OF my cousins hancee
ut is most kind OF you" said Mrs.
carstairs. "Do Fit down. Is II not
kind OF Miss DrIlllngham. Bella?
VERY" said Bella. u am glad to
meet you, Miss Drillingham. know
that Arnold and l have a lot to thank
Not at ail," declared the visitor, po-
lltely, though hope you both may
have. one day"
She foresaw that the interview, would
not be quite so easy MS she had pictured
II, There was an attempt at dignity IN
Miss CarstRlrs' manner--Rn intention TO
assert herself she fanciCd. II hope you
both may have one day." She repeated
81 am very fond OF Cousin Arnold, and
/ should like his wife to be among the
best OF my friends It is funny We
should never have met before under the
circumstances, IL It not.
I'VE 30 out very little" said Bella
Carstairs, formally. My mothers
health" She did not mean to Tcpel
the others advauceS-On the contrary.
she appreciated aud was proud OF them
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Special Dispatch to the Intelligcneor.
WASHINGTON. d. c., Jan. Nv,
N. st. Clair has been appointed post.
master Mt Mnyberry. Mcdowell county,
vice ]. c. Hunt, resigned.
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A. W. GLEASON.

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mucous surfaces OF the system. Send
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+. J. CHENEY. & CO.. Toledo, o.
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state of Ohio, City of Toledo. Lucas
&c

County, IS.
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he
is the senior partner OF the firm OF F. J.
Cheney 4 Co, doing business in the City
OF Toledo. county and state aforesaid,
and that said firm will pay the sum OF
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be cured by the use OF Halls Catlrrh
Cure FRANK ]. CT ENEl.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In
my presence, this 9th day OF December.
A. D. 1855.
(seai) A. W. GLEASON.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1896-07-15
Much Ado Administering.

A certain prince of Orange was gen.
eralissimo of the Austrians at the end Of
the last century. He fought against the
French in Italy, died, and was buried
at Padua (1799). For four years the
Dutch government has been i'll treaty
for the princes remains, and after an
endless amount of diplomatic negotia-
tions and correspondence matters were
arranged, Dutch man-of-war arrived
in Venice, and, after another three
weeks delay, surmounting the last diff
ficulties raised by the church and red
tape of the Italian government, last
Thursday was the day fixed for opening
the tomb and conveying the remains to
Venice, to be transported by the man-of
war, and ultimately deposited in the
family vault at Delft.
1t was most impressive ceremony.
A representative Of the queen Of Hol-
land came expressly. Admirals, gener-
ais. officials galore, special trains, fu-
neral Car, troops lining the way, minute
guns and flags half mast high. and then
the tomb was opened and contained
nothing London Truth.
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FLASHED INTO EXISTENCE.
How Daubiany Studied Door All Day to
Paint q Picture.


Charles Noel Flagg of New York tells
interesting stories Of bohemian life III
Paris in the seventies.
az was at Honfeur one summer"
said Mr.. Flagg, "when the Daubignys--
father and .son-were there. have al
ways thought Daubigny the strongest
and sanest landscape painter in the Bar
bizon group, and it was interesting to
see how he worked and how he taught
his son. This son was q man of brilliant
talent, who died soon after, unfortu-
natoly. He would take an enormous
canvas out into the field and cover it in
an hour and half-this was to get
composition, massing of light and shade,
etc.-and then his father would come
and eriticise it. Some of these big swift
things were shown in the salon after
ward The painters used to contribute
in one way or another to the fine old inn
where we stopped, and the landlord
wanted young Daubigny to paint the
panel of o certain door. At last the
painter promised to do it the next morn
ing. resolved to see that thing done,
| so / got up before dawn, planted myself
in the old dining room at good point
of view and pretended to sketch from
tho window. Pretty soon young Dau-
bigny came down professed to be not in
the least disturbed by me, so staid.
| He sat down in front of the door and
looked at it hard for an hour or SO.
Then he got up and viewed it from diff
ferent angles. Then he gazed at it from
the end of the room. Then he sat down
again. The hours came and went. and
still he was studying that door, with
scarcely pause for meals. By afternoon
I was nearly wild; if he didn' t open his
paintbox soon, 1 would smash the door.
At last, at the beginning Of twilight,
prestol-I was too excited to see. All
in a minute few lightnings flashed out
from him, and there was the miracle
And breathlessly realized that he had
been painting that picture all day. -
| Chicago Times Herald.