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5- 1J1J.,...J.! f fll v. fHfi SPIRiTOF DEMOCRACY. fuesdfty Jnne7, 187G. .US J 3 9 10 5 16, 17 23, 24 30 VW.$J ,11.: 12 18 25 19 20 21 28 22 29 26 27 . ? fBAtTwoas mo bailboad. ..' Trains wiU arriv-at BarnosviUe from Apri 1 rt,i576, m follower . " " " I'M t: 8:ir K A. , 4:19 P. . soma wmt. . .. i.'j(.4' 9:45 a.'. 2:57 p. , 7:03 x. niEsr;t, t .ri Editor. Locals. Morris fc Armstrong. Ohio Fanners InaCo., - . Little. 4 . V . - . . JOHN8TON Aactfolfj vS- . VlI'HoETrLER. Ggara, F- Rosemkikb B. 8,Wit A; W. t deok. Bridge Notice, Auditor Weddlk. itoJ,JU O ,i; IK. JSqHOMACHKB, Jr. ttCTCowtj pprreapondencen Court adjourned on Thursday, the Bid taatBv.a iM lu? i.'e;3?n t3TGold ClosMl la Mew lorn im u '' iIovtaUon'i are out for a weddirig in town this week. , , " ' iSeea(lverti8ement of Bellaire 'aba 5outbweseniRaikoad,tJi- VIZ . - rHew-. payement in. frobt of Mr. .Jt.. Iron XyBndge notice in this issue 111 . I - . IT. .71.'-, . t ' A bridge baildert to tWfront! ' ? rBOTember,- tax-paying wi ihout th penalty, doses Jol3d.a, f ; : r f S'One day last week 575 tax payers etUed ilB Treasurer Mobbis. ' 13rEi)WB Qjar, Esq v of Franklin ' township, ia building a new barn. "l'Bckage peddlers are on the wing. XeJl them, yon don't want to buy. , xstBbhjamix Berry. resident of Guernsey county, is 111 years old. cr) .... v ...T mi ? rr1' n.H iaThe iroa 'b'riage "aV Steed's, on Cranes Njstj needs a coat of pant. V J-CapL Spasgleb's militia company will parade at GraysvDle on the 4th. "Belmont County feepoblican Con vention at Barneayiller on Thursday of this week. . . V . i vf t ; 1 . "iyWool is selling at ?3 cents per . boand itafthe 'St. aairavillej' Belmont panty,narket , ' u 1 . , Dfjcr.-Oa Sunday, Jfce J.5 A. inst , of Consumption, Liti Ekslet, of Perry wSshipVagetf 30 years.- ;' '-' J3rTh Dairy of Messrs DorGHERTT Twinex BirirrAHV i this township (Center, commenced operations last week. . 'TAttention is iflyited to special no tice of the Stafford School. This iB onOofthVeschoorrfh Monroe Conn- .D'- 1 J - J5 A. A r3fMr. AsHEB Drom, son of Mr Ja cob Drck, jrho resides on Little Mus kingum, is seriously ill with fever and ane.; -ffv" . .,.V 3rTih meeting of the stockholders of the B. B,S,i.W,(,ailroad published -TT- for 'Beaffsvllle -on"1i 29th ; inst V has Vrtpoflt ,!Jis 1-1 llfur ft; to MM X: "ithe. Camp!,, Meeting at Burr ximont county,." wili commence Ar on Tuesday, August 22d and .i3frWird.x)0 Ihejoeroili of Messrs Dixon A Rilet, in Beallsvinei iagotng forward raoidlv under the direction of Mr. George Richneb. ;,:.C3-R0AD TAX;--CElPJS.prUUd at this office at $3 1-3 cents per hun lrc.Tbe aUentaonot teeB la invited to this notice, br. JE3r(Jur U.ul Agents are sending in the namee o new-subscribers to The SnaiT every'week. We furnish the news and that is what the people want X3rln the. Probate Courti On the 17th inst, Jddt J. KETSKB-was adjudged to bi insane aidd entitled 5 W admission o the. JOhio. Hospital -Xor the insane at Athena. -- ' f&Gen, Tir. P Richardson, of Ma riettvProfcecuting Attorney Steele, of Guernsey tonnty,' and - J.-' H. Collins, Esq , of Barnesville, were in attendance ht Court last aeek. - : s . C.i ' r i- ' 1 w 1 1 ' i vJI r - ' tarWan-anty, ' ' Mortgage and Quit UJaim Deed, Uiauie . Mortgages, bum . mons'. Subpoenas, Executions, and other t)lants used W Justices of the Peace for aaie at mi onaxr orace.,.j,r . t- ? '' tJW& received last week from Mr WMXEaN Tf tlor,. of Adams township, five heads of Michigan wheat, which BUTparefoT length and plumpness,- any re have seen this year. . jCjrThe Republicans ofy Noble coun ty nominated the -following ticket last week j 'AttditoT-J.'- F.r Kkodft ; - Corn tnipsioner 3"ohn Connor Infirmary Di jrtoj-SArcKuIiHHiui., , . . . m .... , ISTAtBERT 'SfEnrAHT of Jackson itpf nship,;this coOnty, was sentenced to r fouryears: in the Penitentiary for KHge- ' Ty, at ue late term of Court held At Marietta, Washington County. x 1..' 4J . ' .fc t j'JCarThe Coauty- Confmissioners will ect On Steeds hilT on Thursd&y, the 29t 1 ths't V and hdye the road to Wooda feld'lay -off In eectione. On Friday tbpJT will ajJaVcoufracta to biJierjf-"" Married On the 15th iost., by An drew Twinex, Esq ; of Green township, Mr. Theodore Greenlee and Miss Liz zie Stephens. tffiMr. L. IIokffler ia bavins his property on the Square repaired for a atore room. Helblinq fe Stoktjb are doing the work. ..' - '' t&TA dwelling house on the farm of Mr Jons Pitt si ah, in Sunsbury town ship, was destroyed -by fire Sunday night, the 18th inst, not insured. Loss about $300; : &David Hatcher, of Barncsvillc, convicted in the U. S. District Court at Cincinnati for passing counterfeit mon ey, has been sentenced to imprisonment in jail for 6 months and fined $100 and costs. xThe County! Commissioners gave notice to the public! lat week, by pos: ters, that the bridge at the head of Ford's dam is unsafe," and warn all per- sons against driving upon it with horses or wsgons " ; ' ,r "If you want the news of Monroe County, the general news of importance, late market reports, subscribe for The Swftrt.'t Terms. One year $1 ISO; six months 75 cents. Office, North of The Monroe Bank. ' t9A young man named John Srintl a resident or Perry iownship, fell to. the gronM in front of Eeinherb's last SaV nrday, caused-by something like a fir;! but in the course, of an hour, "recovered snfHciectly to walk about. .;. "' ' a Wool. Thirty v cents . in Guernsey , oonnty. ,,.,-,:: :.,f,r ' n No price established in Noble cobrifyi Very. few clips sold. ;i, Muskingum conntv. the best at 30 cents; average price 2Tcehts."i t& ( you want sale bills, statement's of accounts, letter heads, business cards, envelopes with business card printed, bills of fading, or other job, work, call at The Spirit office, or send your order. We will do you good work at low rates "Henrt Sebacqh .entered a plea of guilty to one indictment, in Court on tne zist inst., ror selling intoxicating liquors to be drank where sold, and was sentenced to pay a fine or sou and costs, and be confined in jail for. a period of . - 1 iu aays. 3TThe SecretaTv of the Monroe County Agricultural Society, has written to the-firm of balloonist in' Cincinnati accenting their Drooositlon for a Balloon Ascension here on the second dav of the Fair. We shall make a further an- nouncement in a short time, ' "jtyrhe Post Office Department has changed tLe time for the departure of me mans on me route irom w ooosneia to Cochransyille, to take effect July 1st- under mis arrangement the man wui leave Here on iucsday's and Friday's and return on Wednesday's and Satur day's. . - r. .; jRTln Court on the 21st1 inst, the cases 6f Ohio vs. Frederick Stepqens, ndicted for selling intoxicating liquors to. be drank where sold, .were tried. " In both cases the jury returned verdicts of guilty.. , The Court sentenced him. to pay a fine of $25 in each case and the costs. -: - JCA little son of Rev. A.' S. Fisher, or . vamoridge. uucrnsey county, was severely injured by a boy who threw club at him, while he was playing in the I door yard, striking him near the right eye, inflicting aa ugly wound. Rev- 'isher formerly resided near Grays- ville, this county. . : ' 157Mr. Matthew Atkinson, of Clar- ington this county, was in attendance al Court on the 21st inst, and when caving in the afternoon in his buggy his horse ran away breaking the buggy badly and injuring Mr. Atkinson slight ly. .The horse was cut and injured .con siderably., - - - wasrjjarmers, in aiirereni parts 01 me county, who have not attended or brought anything for exhibition : to the Fair for several years, are coming this tlflAM AMV Will MfAlfy flM1 f ft KM WMAll ci",JOaV "u :c "wuuui lM. viv ucts on exhibition. 1 bus far the pros pect is flattering that the Fair this year will bo the beat held in the county for '. .1 1. . . . ' r . - - - rTK Tt. . lL!. 1 Jll- uxi.iwr0i wi Bupuui u- trict.liave appointed the following teach- ers for the next session of the Union School 1: u.l 3 Y'i? .:. : - .Ji -T - -.j;. i'i -: Grammar Department M. E. Sinclaik. -- Intermediate A Miss A ones Smith i" t i s "iJ Misa Jo8ik'Okbtc Primary A Miss Ellen Gutiieib: 7?Miaa Sit t ib Xium its - rnncipat lor tae iscnooi u nocyet 3T0a Saturday the 17th inst., a lit- tie daughter of Mr. Charles Cline, of Cochransville, this county, aged about three years, fell out of a wheel-barrow ... . , , - , , .unezi. breorge a. iremoiy, a over the river .bank.JTbe bank waa Lini8trator 0f Ephraim G. Trembly, very ieep wu.ro u. weni over, dui sue did not complain of being hurt ' Mon day morning, the 19th inst , she' com plained some and about 10 o'clock was taken with violent spasms which contin ued to 9 o'clock in, the evening' when AJBTTha Board of Connt.r Commia- sioners convened on ThnTsday, the 22d inst ; to examine bids for abridge across uismai Dora 01 Muskingum. .. The stone work was awarded to Frank Sherman at 82 60 ner ncrnh of r-nt at Ana. Tha ahntmpnt. on the north t, !. 1 . r -- leei, uigo aoove me ocu oi me crees; at the base the foundation to be 6 by 13 feet; at top 4 by 16 feet; south abut ment to correspond with the north one: r the,fouadatton to be laid with cement anu tne resi wuu uue ana eana. to De completed against October 16t The contract for the bridge, an iron truss bridge, was awarded to the Bridge Company, 'of Toledo, at per linc! foot. Smith W 7 1 J. U!- New! lThe Bond tnai kct closed iu York the 23d inst, as follows : United States fis of 1881, coupoas..l22 Fire-twenties, (1865)......., ...:.....115 Five-twenties. (1865) new 1205 Five-twenties, (1867) 122J Five-twentiss, (1868) 124 New Fives " 1171 Ton-forties . H7 Ten Forty Coupons 118J Currency .Sixes..... 126 JThe officers of the Bellaire fc O a. I a - W n o'ihiu western itaiiroaa company are working energetically to have the work commence on the road at the earliest moment possible. The road will be lo cated from the Summit," 12 miles from Bellaire, to Beallsville within two weeks. Col. Sullivan is now in the East for the purpose of purchasing iron and other material. Let no- one be discouraged, but let every man whose name is on the books step up and pay his dues and, by so doing, show his faith" in the enter prise &The annual distribution of Pre' miums at Mt Dc Chantal, near Wheel mg, West Va , took place on the 21st Mnst. Miss Minnie Poggenbcrg, of Woodsficld, who has been attending this school, received premiums and honors aa follows: department of English. Divmon of Third Class. First nre- mium in orthography and letter writing; Viio geography, ,ari fnd PenmP. arithmetic spo.nnd I friAnntim. ... Phutolian itnl .inn l"vu"uu --"u ntAaivas in ins uihuuauu. French Ftflh Class. First premi um. DEPARTMENT IN MUSIC. Piano, class of beginners, second pre-' rmum. ; Academic Eortort. The ; honors of the third class.v ( J... " , -,: The Bellaire and Southwestern Jlallroad. . The meeting of Stockholders' of the B. & S W. Railroad, which was to be held at Beallsville on the 29th inst.. has been postponed, as the law requires that the question of the increase of the cap. ital stock shall be submitted to a vote of the Stockholders, as well as ; the exten sio'n ot the Charter. Due notice to Stockholders will be given of a meeting to vote on the abova propositions. The Board of Directors are making vigorous efforts to mature such 0 0 " financial plans as will enable them, not Pnly to 8tart the work of construction a,onS the tireline at an early day, but 10 ruviue nSn any oanger Si oeing compelled to suspend roperai6ns . even for 8 short time More the road is open- ed UP C.r business The President, Col. Sulliyan, is now in New Ysrfc, seeking such negotiations for iron and machinery - as will enable the Company to itart the work on a safe, sound basis, and carry it through successfully. The Engineers are now at work put ting in the final location of the line from the mouth of Anderson's Rup, n Captina, to Beallsville. The -question of location -between Beallsville and Wood-field was post poned for three, weeks to give time for the different lines to provide conditional stock subscriptions, and free rights-of-way.' ." ' ' "' ;i ' : ' : PROBATt. COURT. June 17. The following accounts were heard and disposed of as noted : John Muhleman, Administrator of the estate of John K'otzli, deceased, filed his final account ; hearing continued to July 15tb: ' -' '; Geo. Cline, Guardian of the heirs of W. P. Knowlton, deceased;, second ac count ; in Guardian s hands, including interest to Apnl 1st, 1876, the sum of $3,819 41, to.be accounted for; the sum of $632 05 belongs to each of the three elder wards, and the sum-of $348 65 to each of the five vounger Wards. .--5;; A.', Atkinson,'- Adm r : of George hwing, deceased; final account; in the Adm'r's hands $5 71 which he is ordered to distribute to the heirs of said deceased. Margaret Michel, Administratrix of John Michel, deceased ; first account ; in the Administratrix's hands $52 83 which she is ordered to Dav out according to law. f. vn W. Sr Way, Guardian Of Laura B and, areti wo second Lj.. hag- ,d tQ . wu Im . . ,, . tiuardian, thesum of 81,089 40, beinj j the full amount found in his hands, " M, L Slusher, Guardian of Amelia younger, a lunatic; nnai account; tue 1 1-Jll'irrlion nn- nmri nnr. -II. Ilia mnnnu I that came into hia hands and thia an. artnnt fa t. cotf 1) nnri rinnfipmnrl iyw vmv fuv wuuti,u Th-fina, -CCOHnt -f j it Strai,hL Adm'r of W., B. Dent, deceased, is con- tinned for hearing to July 15ih. June 19. Mrs. Steenrod, widow of Daniel Steenrod, deceased, appeared in Court and elected to take the provisions made for her support by the Will of said deceased - June 20. Elizabeth Lent., as Guar dian of the estate of the minor heirs of .Ttf-inAttian T.Anf Aon'huaA fllorl' tior Rrat. --4. hearing conti-ued fiinn ftf Allpn f!. Smith, a minor. Ttnnii 7j0. . .Jesse Miracle, Adm'r of the estate of John E Tople, deceased, filed his third account; nearing contmuea. - i deceased, filed his. first account; hear ing continued. June 22. The last Will and Testa ment of John Ollom, late of Salem township, was admitted to probate. June 24 The last Will and Testa ment of Peter Smith, late of Summit township, was admitted to probate.' lrThe real estate belonging to the Jf.le JAoh? .Ptalton' def " ed' fW88 8oldy iftle reB!dence of Mr. Patton was bonrht by J. R. Mitchell for 83,100. The house and lot occupied by Samuel Patton was sola to Alex, ration lor ine n 1W " """"""S "I O"co I r :.: . jh 1 1 Woodmansee at 840 per acre -Si. Clairs 1 ville Gazette, 22d inst. ' L """T ,, . ?! n Smith Mowrr or Tti'llnirn. anrt tho Pmw. ford Mower of Moundsville, . took place in Switzerland townsuip. Monroe coun ty, on Wednesday, last week.' The judges declared in favor of the Smith machine for lightness of draft and smooth running the work performed being about equal. St Clairsville Ga zdlc, 22d iasl. u- .... Proceeding n al the Court of Com moo Pleas. The Farmer's Ins. Co. vs J. B Driggs et al. Civil action ; judgment against defendants for 9171 48 and costs. Fbidat, June 16. Report : of the Grand Jury received. S. L. Mooney vs John Ivernan et al. Civil action ; judgment in favor of plain tiff for $228 and costs. Dan'l Neuhart, "As3igaec, vs Henry Dcmmerling. Civil action; judgment in favor of plaintiff for $457 10 and costs ; M. Latzelter, Garnishee, ordered to pay $2 to the Clerk and that the same when paid be a credit on said judgment and costs. B.Fleming ys F.. Kochart. Appeal; plaintiff has leave to file petition iu 30 days and cause continued, i Jos. ilaren vs Edw'd Lettke, et al. Civil action; Augusta Schnltz granted leave to withdraw her motion, and to file answer instantcr. Ohio vs John T. Mobley and another. Assault and Battery; no indictment; de fendanta discharged. B F. Oblinger vs Jos. Dye and anoth er. Civil action; judgment in favor of plaintiff for $435 58 and costs ; in fa vor of Geo. Neff for $1,605 73, the ..uf .?... a : . n. A, tfliuuiuu mill IIIUIUCI TO J I A w UnH.fm.n .n MnthA.. .r riKdH I Wait et ur. Confession; nola nt roal I estate confirmed Saturday, June 17 Wm. Clans vs David Hauck et al Civil action ; claim of F. Ketterer and costs paid ; remain iD2 in Sherirrs hands, 001; at :w 1 half of which the Sheriff is Ordered jbo pay to Magdalena and Peter Shaffer and one half to Jacob Howilor., Bcnj. P. Thomas vs Margaret 15-.:. beck et al. CSwil etinn f Hnirmfint in fnrnp nf tJniniiflr f..r ft75i fi9 onH nwu. and order for sale of mortgaged prem ises. a , . - ) C. G. Oblinger vs ; Alex. Kennedy. (Jonnrmation ; sale of real estate con firmed. , f: ' ? .S. H. Wallace vs Leonard Kepler, et al. Civil action ; judgment in favor of plaintiff for $326 74 and costs; there will be due April 1st, 1877, the further sum of $200; due the defendants, . A Laport, A. Skinner and Sarah J. Ed wards, jointly from the defendants, the sum of $84 32; mistake in the discrip- tion of the land corrected; order for sale of mortgaged premises. Ohio vs Cfts. DeckhuU Four indict ments for- selling . liquors Ac ; plea, gmlty ; fined $10, $20, $40 and $50 and costs. J. B Ilollingsworth vs Geo.D Wel- lons and another. Civil action; settled, costs paid and cause dismissed. Monday, June 19.- W i F. Hunter vs ' ft J TT . t rv:l t . nure w nariman es ai. uivu acuon judgment in favor of plaintiff for 8215 51 and costs, and order for sale of mort gaged premises. - -... : Joseph Haren vs Edward Lnettke et al. Civil action ; plaintiff has second lien ; judgment in his favor for $520 08 ; 1 judgment in favor of defendant Freder- ickStenzel for $888 88; John - Rouse appointed a Receiver to take charge of the premises ; order for sale of mortga ged premises. John a. Gemn, Ex r, vs John McMa- hon et al. Civil action; revivor; plain tiffs second amended petition stricken from the files ; plaintiff, by his attorney, excepts. Wm. M. Armstrong vs David McCoy et al. Civil action ; defendant McCov has leave to answer instanter Ohio vs Jacob Hogue. Indictment for Assault and Battery ; plea," not guil- ty ; trial ; verdict guilty ; lined $D and costs. Ohio vs Jacob Uogue. .-' Complaint to keep the Peace ; dismissed at costs of W. R. Hogue. . ; - v Ohio vs J. H. McKee. Two indict ments for selling liquors kc ; plea, not guilty ; continued to next term. Ohio vs Henry Sebaugh. Two in dictmcnts for selling liquors; on mo tion, continued to next term- H. B Hill, Adm'r, vs Joshua Strict ling, Ex r, and another. , Civil action ; motion of defendants overruled ; leave to defendant to answer in30 days after term, and cause continued. B. F. Oblinger vs Leonard Keeper Appeal; motion of defendant to dis miss appeal overruled ; leave to plaintiff to amend his petition in 30 days and cause continued. E. Morton vs J. W. M. Brock and another, Trustees. Civil action; mo tion of defendants to petition of plain' tiff sustained j ; ' leave ' to plaintiff ' to nmenri his tiftlitlon ftnti to make new narlies in 30 dava after term, and cause continued Tuesday, June 20 S. L Mooney vs .Tanfl Turner ct al." Sale hf real estate Artrifirrrfhil. .Tflhn T.1101I0 Mnflnroaa " oaio nfl V WMM MHVW M k 1 a tUWSU I WHIW V real estate confirmed. v t .S. Covert vs Wm. A. Ferrell et aL Civil action ; judgment in favor of plain- JfT nnri nrrlnr fr.r aola rif ro.l oat -to George Neff vs Joseph H. Buskirk et al. Civil action ; judgment in favor of olaiotiff for 81.127 10; in favor of Sam'l - . . . . D. Buskirk and his wife for the sum of 81.100. the same beins the first lien on Ia. vAr obtutA in f t wrw rt A A?nr A a vi a IMIC ICBI COWIUDa 111 tOTVL , Ul UQlCUUniilC jiti v a'V"iuj AUkc-i &iaactt jliwuwvvcs iiiiu I. 1 1 rrn T l4Vv-ri i- ManMAnnf U n s-vt I a ani I Martha J. Baker , for 8152 65 each. ami t.lat.-Bi,i anm, r lipni arifi are equal with the lien of S. D Buskirk and wife ; on January 12th, 1877, there will be due George Lude and John Im hefft" Executor's of Jacob Burkholder, dee'd, the sum of 8513 22 third lien; order for; sale of mortgaged premises ; E. E : Mills vs Edward Maginnis. Civil action ; tried to jury ; judgment in favor of plaintiff fan 8804. 42. Daniel Neuhart, Assignee, vs John Nallev; judgment, by confession for 8378 70. ; v Wednesday, June 21 P.. Dorr vs N Ludwig and another; sale of real estate confirmed. , . . ,. - H. R' Mason vs S. T. Mason et al In rartition ;. Q. YV. Mason was subsli- tuted as, party plaintiff, with leave'to file supplemental petition in su days. S. F Webster & another, Executors, vs Samuel Bigger et al. Civil action ; judgment in favor of plaintiffs for . 8674 75 ; in favor of William Thornberry for 8388 3o second lien on 69 acre tract described in the petition : in favor of G W. Sampson for 8225 47, now due, and other Bums not vet due : order for sale Of real estate. ..--' lannft P CTina n .Tamoa M" Plino ot. at Partition ; report of commissioners uunurioeu sua rem esuim oruereu boiu aumenrs, can oe aosoiuieiy oaren vj wo u i John C. Patton ("by-next friend) vs I taur Liajments. What the White Liniment Alonzo Licey et al. Partition; report of Commissioners received and real es- tate ordered sold. " : ' ; . Abagail Hickman and another vs Ly- dia Pittman el al. Partition and Dower; report received and real estate ordered sold. D. Baker vs John . Reisbeck et al Civil action ; judgment in favor of plain- pie; Ohio, Pennsylvania aud West Vir tiff for 8508 10; defendant filed a mo- ginia XX and above 35c; medium 35c; tion to setasido the judgment; continued coarse 30u33c; New York, Michigan and to the next term of Court. W. F.. Hunter vs Joseph B Ciino Civil action; judgment in favor of plain tiff for $112 a l, and costs. Samuel Orr vs Charles McConncll al. Civil action ; judgment in favor of.pullM 2$ 30o; No. 1 and supcrhne pull plaintiff for 4122 33 aud coata. fed 2Sa30c. Harriet Messctly vs W. T. Hurd. Appeal; defendant granted leave to amend mil ot particulars and file peti tion in AQ days after term. Thcrsdai, June 22 D. Pyles vs L; I'Vies and another. Appeal; a more perfect transcript was ordered ; leave to plaintiff to file petition in 30 days after term. Win. Armstrong vs David McCoy et lK..:i -.:.. . . s r r al Civil action ; judgment in favor of plaintiff for $802 66 ; in favor of John Wiley for $1,369 28 snd order for sale of real estate. Daniel Seckman vs Joscphus Cox Appeal ; dismissed at costs of plaintiff S. L. Mooney vs W" H Simmons and another. Civil action ; judgment in fa vor of plaintiff for $488 53 and order for sale of real estate. Hughes & Robinson vs Sam'l Dearth Civil action ; judgment in favor of plain tiffs for $61 77 and order for sale of so much attached real estate as will satisfy said ludfrment and costs. Friday, June 23. Kettercr & Morris vs P. Wagonheim et. nl . Civil action; judgment in favor of Lucy M. Mitchell and Amanda J. Smith, Executors of Da vid Kh kbride, deceased, for $427 90 ; in favor of M Schaub fpi $1,600; or der for sale of mortgaged premises. Fritz Reef. Guardian of Anna M. Wag- Uihi'ffi '.tiM( in.ii a tn ihn matters set up in the answer maff.0ia oof nn in tho anawor nnri prnao. ... m u u J iu uv iy " v. . v w.vwn nptition if .M Krlinnh- nolo liprptnforA made in this case is set aside, njvil action ; leave to plaintiff to amend his npfitinn t tnnlro Mnnn Rnnth n1 KnrA. vv.u . aKer names. . ... . 1 I thai .1 ai. 'sCivil action dismissed on motion of nlaintiff and each Dartv Erranted leave to withdraw naners rrom tne nies: each " o - . . I party to pay hi own costs . Diehl vs.The First National Bank of Barnesville. ' Civil action ; motion of defendant to vacate a part of the de cree heretofore entered in this case over ruled ; defendant, by counsel, excepts. Adjourned sine die. . . tThe case may . be thus summed up; VVita.laine,.tbe Republican party would have been broken and defeated at the very opening of the campaign ; with Bristow, it wonld have been triumphant ; with Hayes, it enters upon a doubtful struggle for existence, . dependent upon the chance of the Democratic nomina tion and the popular humors of the campaign. Springfield Republican. ' m m te?Nicholas Gahre, who was repor ted drowned at sea, returned to his home in this citv last week, with his wife. Mr. Gahre is glad to get back to his adopt d country .-Bellaire Independent, lid xnst m TT Q T AT Ti1 Q ! AT ATI T P J? Q DUliN-0 JN U 1 1 U D. ' Sr Auction at UU. FLi-H i every night. 6f iNew frints, Muslins, tJottonnades just opened at trie lowest prices oy MORRIS ARMSTRONG. 5T Attend HOEFFLER'S auction if you want goods at your own prices.' . RECEITED At P. SUHUMAUUJ-K S "cash store" a lot of choice Flour, which is for sale at a reduction from former prices, i70dd Coats, Vests, Pants, and odd M.bcr and styles in shoes, at close out ' .ftc i iVWnvn : e.. AUCTION 1 AUCTION ! 1 ATJC TION!!i HOEFFLER'S STORE IS THE PLACE. OPEN EVERY NIGHT. Gents' Linen Suits, Summer Dus ters, Gauze vests, Fans, Parasols, &c very low. ' ; - - MOBK15 & AKMSriiOJNli. 3rHOEFFLER ia determined to auction his goods at the prices bidders choose to offer. Don't fail to call. jCSrFans! Fans! Fans! Parasols! Parasols! Parasols! Linen Suits for gents, at the lowest prices at MOB-US ABMSTKUJNtr S. lStriped Shirtinga, Unbleached Muslins, Jeans, Cassimers, dec , at the lowest prices by - MORRIS & ARMSTRONG. IS'Great closing out sale t am nants, all kinds of Dress Goods, - Hns, Jeans, Cottonnades, Cassimers. 4c. A - JHUKttlO a Attaio ittuixu. ' Cigar StOr, Fa ed Rosemeier, cigar manufacturer, has on bands first-c'ass Stogie cigars, T'P8' Fl"c cigars, Pipea, Fine Cut To- tiacco. uuewinff lopacco, gar ases ana otu.er rIlc,e8 w: west ca8U Pn ces. tT.uui u ni.i gCc....,, Supplied with cigars and other goods at I 1 -. t,M. I . a Vin tin hA 'uwer. l"u: ure oau"' vai " "w l"ined 1Q vv heeling r- r - . - i-i . 1 . . . . v L ?" P!"0"8 " ,w,.vw-w w neDiet w u nunc . i. iciuC- K f caU ,antl 8eUle "nmediaUsly. . JrNow is the time to buy a 'Mow ing Machine. If you want the best that is made, so to SCHUMACHER'S and get' the Wood. Full, line of. fresh Gro ceries just arriving., t t ..; .. .k L 'iQrCanrted Strawberries, Green Peas, Green Corn, Tomatoes,' Peaches, Cove Ovsters, Sugar, Fine Cigars, Tobacco's, Bread, Rusk, Cakes and Notions tot sale at low rates for cash at t. . ; , JACOB REINHERR'S. 91olliors can secure health for their children and rest for themselves by the rum of Castoria, a perfect substitute for Castor OiL It is absolutely harmless, and is as pleasant to take as honey. For Wind Colic, Sour Stom ach, Worms or Constipation, for young or old, there is nothing in existenoo like it. It is cer tain, it is speedy, it iB cheap. C!akd Oreaat", Rheumatism, Polatioa, I SwollinirA. Snraina. Stiff Joints. Burns, Scalds, Poisonous Bitos, and all flesh, bone and muscle is for the human family, tho Yellow Liniment U for spariued, called, and lame horses and an imals. . june20,7()wl3. Wool Market. '' Philadelphia, June 23 WOOL Fair, prices and supply am Western fine 40c -.medium 33i35c;coarse 30a42; combing washed 40a45u; comb - 1 Ing unwashed 35c; line unwashed 18a ZUc; coarso ana meaium unwasiiou zaa ct 27c; tub washed 3ac; extra and merino COMMERCIAL. WOODSFIELD PRODUCE MARKET OORRIOIin VIRKLT BT t- HOWIM. ' 'Monday, June 26, 1876 Wheat per bushel. ........ ............1 23 Flour ner barrel 9.00 piour pcr hundred ..4.50 - - .... Barley " i.W Bacon per pound 12 j Beef per pound........ 7al0 Beeswax.. 25 Beans . : 75 Buttor per 12J 25 60 70 .12 12 ............................. Coffee Corn per bushel .................... ...... Corn meal per bushel........ Calf Skins pcr pound Coal , Candles ... ........18(25 Clover seed.. 10 00 Flax seed. ..... 1 Timothy seed...... ..r..... 3 Dried apples I Dried peaches 2 EgR per dozen...... ..10 Fish per lb ......810 Feathers '.. 50 Hay, per ton.. .15 Hogs, fat, on foot, Hides (creen) per pound... jii uats " OO . . unions pet dub not .1,00 35 Potatoes.... Sorghum molasses by the bbl 50 89 oyrup per EBlloan..... . . . r , nn ma ..... iiifmi mi w.odm , . . .w-,-- Dim mi Ik : l Bugaf par ooand... ....... Hlo Sugar (maple) IV :.4050 R cuon pr pair CI . ' - Soap,(oountry)..... talt , Tea ....... .........$l,00l,25 Tallow ..7 ......... ..........i... Wood per cord. ...3,00 , : Wona field Stock market. June 26. Cattle 3a34c per pound ; Sheep2f3u per pound. Hogs 5c pei pound. : - ' Philadelphia 5 ; June 23 Flour 4 25a6 25; Wheat 86 al 43; Corn57a58c; Oats 30a41c; Rye 86c. .. , . Baltlmo're." " June 23 Flour 4 37a7 50. Wheat 1 30al 60: . Cora 57c; Oats 35a3?c; Rye75a80c Cincinnati. June 23 ilour 2 75a8 50 ; Wheat 1 02al, 05 ; Corn 46 i48c ; Oats 33a33c ; Barley 98 ; Rye 73a75fc. . : - Wew York, t . , June 23 Flour 4 009 00. Wheat 1 15al 33; - Corn 54a58o; Oata 35a44c; Rye 84a87c ; Barley 85a86c Chicago. , - .1, , June 23 Flour 4 50a6 00; Wheat 90al 04. Corn 4bo: Uats 29Jc;.Kye b8e; Barley 1 Ooal m.. . IVew York Cattle Market. .. . ' ' - June 22; " CATTLE Demand moderate, with rather .low sales at 7 25al0 25, to dress 55a57 lbs to gross 100 lbs, mainly at 9 a 60, to dress 56 ll3.: . v. SHEEP 4a6 25." Lambs 7al0, with a few extra Jersey at 10 50. Eat Liberty Cattle Market. East Libertt, Pa., June 22. CATTLE B.st 4 755 00; medium to good, 44 50 ; common to fair, 3 25 HOGS -Yorkers, 5 906 10; Phil- adelphias, 6 256 35. ; . - I SHEEP Selling at 3 506 25. , i Chicago Cattle Market. ,. ... -.-.-. - Jobs .22. CATTLE Butchers' sold at 3a3 85 ; through Texans 3 25s3 50: fair to mid dime 6tcera 4 25a4 50; choice 4 60a5 20, HOGS Sales range at 5 655 90 for packing; sold early aS 5 75a5 SO i light to heavy 5 '70aS 65,'with sales mostly at 5 75. . - Baltimore Live Stock Market. ' : OfUcb Maryland Stock Scales,-) Baltimore, Jane 21, 1876. J CATTLE Prices are ic off from last week; sales at 35c. , : HOGS The demand 19 for neat ba con hogs ; sales at 88ic ; . most sales I lArn 1n marln ( filf?i :, ! -. " Uau iit lummo h - 1 . . O AJ JLi A-rt Vi vi v aau wv. uvviu pound; stock slieep 23 00 per head. : Cinoinnatl JJve Block Market. . June 22.- CATTLE Common, 2 50(S3; lair to medium, 3 254 ; good butchers' grades, 4 254 75: fair to good Texas and Cherokee steers 34, and good heavy oxen. 2 753 75 HOGS Common and tail ends,1 55 60 : fair to eood ltaht, 5 70(3585 , fair to good heavy, 5 75o Ua ; ; a lew. ex tras at 6. :: - -'.' '. V- "v - '. .. LAMBS Market steady at from 4 6o for common to exlra grades per lb gross.. . ..... ; ; -. ; ; ; I From the Daily Register. , '; Wheeling Uve Stook Market. l-l ', . 'Juno 22, 1876. CATTLE Arrivals, 63 head sold at 35c per lb. - - : .. HOGS Arrivals, s) head: sola at 5655ic per lb. (JALVKS Arrivals, ii neaa ; soia at 3 008 00 per head. - COWS Quoted at 30 0045 00 per head. - ' SHEEP- -Arrivals. 43 head ; sold at 4c per pound. .' ' ' " ," J " LAMB 5 Arrivals. 40 head ; sold at 5(3 54c per lb. . For cattle the demand is only moder ate ' : ; -,. ' Packers hoffi aro in fair demand at quotations Sheep and Iambs are arriving fully up to the demand, and are 2550c per cwt. lower than last week. 1. The supply of all grades of stock is fully up to the demand, and while ev ervthing was cleaned up, the market was draggjr, and lacked animation. ' 82011 M&ill2 8Ild BlackSDlithillg ' M. & C. LETZELTER, ' WOODSFILLD,OH10. WE have opened a Wagon Making and Blacksmith Shop in the Foundry Building on the east side of town, where we are prepared to manufacture ' ' ' 1 . Farm and Spring "Wagons Of the latest and best styles. Also, will re pair wagons and carriages on short notloe ALL WORK QUABAHTE1SD. Wheels and wood-work Dr wagons Ironed and iron for wagons and carriages furnished at market rates. We are Agents for the Oliver Chilled Iron Plows, Krery one warranted, ' Special attontiou will be given to shoeing horseH. (live us a call. : ' maytVTer. ; f U & C.'LfiTZliLTER. NOTARY PUBLIC. TiBN undersigned, having been appointed KTotary Public, would inform his friends, and the poblto generally, that he is frepared.to fill Pensioners' Blanks, admin isWrOatlia, take Depositions, acknowledge Peed". Mortgages, and other instrnment ol writing. ' "JOHN JKPFKR-i. y aprld,'76T. BeallsTille Monroe Co., Ohio. BEALLSVILLE SELECTSCH()OL. The next se.-ion of this School will oom mence on MONDAY, JOLT 24. 1876, and close Friday, September .29, 187.. Competent teachers will be employed, and no labor will be spared to make this a sohooi of thorough instraotion. Semi monthly examinations will be given; also, a leotare each week on the theory and practioe of teauhlog, for the benefit pf those preparing to teach. There 'will also be a Literary Soolety in 'connection with the school. '.. ""' " ; TUITION. Vi K ,y-.- Higher Branches $7 OO Common " 5 OO Tuition in advanoe. No mouey refunded except in oases of protraoted ilia ess. Good aooommQdations, at reasonable rates, can be had by student in the town, either in private families or at the Hotels. For farther particulars, call on or address . D. McVAT, Principal, Beallsville, Homo County, Ohio. ;'feb8,'76n.fl, "I V MLLINERY. i CASH MILLINEBY STORE. -: One door north of the i'os Offioe, , , W O O D S F I ELD, OHIO MBS- IST: C.E. Gasti MillincrylSt6rc In this plaoe.and will famish goods aa cheap aa any other establishment in town. Goods shown without charge, . Orders Promptly Attended to. All kinds of goods usually found In a Milli nery and Trimming Store, Biioh as Hats, Bon nets, Silks, Velvets, Ribbons, Les, Embroid eries. Glores. Hose. Buttons, Corsets. . Neck Ties, Netts and Veil Stufl, kept oonstantly on hand: ... ; ; t ? . '4 ; V i PRICES ,RE ASO N A B.LE; Making Over, Pressing and Bliach- isa done in the best manner. adiea aro requested to call and r examine my. stock, - 1876. MILLlNERYv MISS AGNES ORAIG I l ' BAB JDST 0FBKB9 A. k New Millinery Store, In the room adjoining F. Diehl'. residence, WOODSFIELT), OHIOj Where she Is prepared to furnish all kinds of Ladies' and Kisses' Hats,Boanets,Ri..ons, Fluwers.&c 1 . in, the very latest and best style. Prices ' Always Reasonable. ;'.; V,- Special attention given to making ovko, -PB-SfllNG and BLKACniUG.--t . Ladies, please may23,'7(ir. call and examine. ' SmiNG AND HUTIMER MILLINERY GOODS I have inst received a nice stook of Mats, "; .;::-' Bonnets, h .-. Collars, - Xadles IVecklles, Ribbons. Flowers, and other articles conneoU ed with a Millinery Establishment. Ratt and Bonnets Trimmed in the Latest Styk$, - " 8traw Goods bleached and mado up. I am detn-mlniid to 11 -heaner than vj other establishment in Wood-field, or ia the conn . Plaoe of business west or.ino conn nne CaH and examine my stoea. K.may20,'73. - :.: P; MABI A. uuiuiuua. UVER EIIM Tor alt dlseawt of the Ut, Stomacb a 8plea . MALARIOUS FEVERS. BO WE I. CUM- PLAINTS, DYSPEPSIA, MENTAL DEPKES, SION, BESTLESSM ESS . JAUNDICE, NAU SEA, SICK It KAD ACHE. CO C, CONSTIPA TION and BILIOUSNESS. " It Ii eminently a Family Medicine. by being kept rmdr tor Immediate resort, will a-re mmj an boar of aiifferln a many a doUar In Ume, and. doctors' bills. After forty years' trial It Is stnl recetrmi; the moat nrtlAd testimonials of lw-lr-taes, from nersom of the highest character and responsibility. Eadnent physlclaas commend it as the most ,- 4 ' . - : EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC r?f - For Consttiwtkn. Headaehe. Pat In tlx Snoot ders. Dizziness, Soar Stomach, bad taste In the -mouth, bllleas attacks. PalplUltoa of the Heart, Pain In the rearloo of the kidneys despondency, loom and forebodlnirs of ctII. ail of whloh are, : theoffsprlng of adlseased Liver. . . . ; - The Liver, the lanrest orran In the body IS venerally the seat of the disease, and If not KaeuLATBD la timft areat suffarlm, :; . wretchedness, and DEATH wiU ensue. ? IF you feel 1)pli., Pkowst, Dkbimta tbd, have frequent HBADAClia. MOCTil Tast badly, noor AprTi and Tont-Be Coated, you are sufferln-from Topid ... Liter or "BrLLlovairBss,' and nothing- -" ' -wlU cure ye so speedily and permanently . Mt bare nerer seen or tried each a simple, ef ficacious, satisfactory and pieman! remedy In tar UlfsV-H. Uaimbs, St. Louis, Mo, , . Em. Alex. B. Sttphent. c I oeeaatonany asa, wben my eondttloa r enlres It, Dr Slrnmons' Llvtr Reculator, wllft ; good eosct.'-Hon. ALBX. H. 8TBFBBKS. : . Governor cf Alabama. , . ' Tonr Kemtlator lias been la se In my family for some time, and 1 am persnaded It Is a Tama ble addition to the medical science." Cot. i, . Ql SHOBTEB, Ala. -r -, ... , ... MIhaT ased the Regulator In my family thr the nat seventeen years. I eaa safely commend It to the world as the best medicine 1 have ever : ad for that elaas of diseases It purports to ," H. f.THIOPBJf. PmidentofCtyBank."''' :? . "Simmons' Liver Retrnlator hat proved a good semcle medicine. C A.. N rTTi vo. , ; Druggists. s' -,r ' "We have been acquainted with Pr . 8tmmons ; U ver Bea-nlator for more than twenty years, and know tfto be the beat Liver Itetrnlator otftred to file Aue-"-"- a. LTOR and H. L. Lrox, "by Wmmons' ttver Beplator. ' ' after ha-rtng snffered several years with Chilli end Fever.--. P.AiroaaaOJt. ... 77i Clergy. Mr wire and aelf have aawd the Reculator for yean? and teatiry lolts great vlrtsjea. --T. i B . Fslmuu Perry, Ga. JMiet Endorsement. u v . .i.Mi tmif medlnlne a thoronc net trial, and In no eaae Baa it lauen ly pwim wi.n.c tki-M Mbacham, IMiaUahooebee, Fla. Professional. "rrom actual evperlence In the nwe of this medlcltie In my practice, I have been, and am, awdlclne. Or. J. W. XABOX. JT. S. Florida Conference. . t her used lr. Slmmont' Liver -Feyulator la my family for Dyapepaia andSlck He" renrd It an invaluable remedy. It has not fiiiedtoa-lTe relief In any lnstance.,,-v.'W. F.i!ASTl.iaO. President Oglethorpe College. Simmons- Liver HeKalaU Is fatiilr a nxvlftc. for that class of romntatnts wulfth It 3a7ms uere."-T. 1A V1B WUtS, in.'..""-' . . . ... . . 1 CALIFORNIA , The Cliicnsro &. Northwestern B, Its Bmbraces under one mnagement ths Orsat Trunk Railway Lines of the WEST and NORTHWEST, and with Its nnmarone branches and eonneolions, form the short. et and qalokest route between CstoAoe an3 all points in Iilibom, Wiscorin, HoaTua MlCHIOAI, JIlBVBSOTA, IoWA NlBIASKA, jCAMfc fobbia and the Wutisb Tibsitobibs. Iu Omaha and California ioo ' Is the shortest and beat rout for all point in NoBfaBaa Illikois, I,. a, Dakota, Ifav bbarka, Wtobiso, Calorado, TJtas, NBtABji,' Califorbia, Obsoos, Cbisa, Jafab and Acs-' TRAUA. ItS " -' i i.'-' : I ' ':-f Cbtcago, Madison and St. Panl Lint' Is the short line for Nobtbbm VTuqpBitr and Misswota, and for Madisov, t. F Atft.fr HiRBiAPotis, Dolutb and a4 BotaU in tha ' Great North weet. . IU . . T. v ...... Winona And St Peter Una Is the only route, for . Wiboea, waawrBa, Owatosa, Mabkato, Sr. Pbtbr, Wbw rjaa, and , all points in Southern and Central. Vlues ta. Its ; . ;- ;'.-'..; ' ;.; ,. ; Green Bay. and Marq-iette fclae' Is the only Hue for JaneaviUej WatertowB' Fond DuLao, ' Oehkoih, Applet:' Oreen ' Bay, Bsoanaba, Negaanee, Marquette, Hough ton. Hancock and the Lake Superior Couo y . try," ItS .! " ;' j- j , ..r -;;!",! Frc?port r-Dnbaqne lilne I Is the only route for Hgin, ckford, Freevv ponana aiipomu via rreeport. -iu r-yf Chlcara and Mllwankae l.laaatc -J- Is the old Lake Shore Route, and is the only , one passing through Kranston, Lake Forest, r Highland Park, WAukegan, Raolne, Kenosha ; to Milwaukee . v . prixsi an palace iSars are run on all through trains of thfa rna. ' This Is the ONLY LINK rtwniiur theaa aara . betwuen Chicago and 8t. Pan!, Chicago aad Milwaukee or Chicago and Winona,' : I At vmaha oar sleepers ponneat with ,U;i Over,lnd Sleeper on the Union Ptoiflo B1U- J roaa ior alt poinU; iWest of the Itiaaoarf t River. . -; ,. . :i .. .. ' ..; On thearrival of tho trains from tho Bast X or South, the trains of the Chioago and Northwestern Rallwajr LBATR CHICAGO aa ! follows: i i-. :s . For Council Bluff. Omaha and California.'! Two Through Trains dailr. with pHuib.b raiaoe vrawtng Boom and Sleeping Cars . through to Council Blult. for au Paul aud MinnearjoIi. TwThrn Trains daily, with Pallmwt palaoo.Caw at tached on both, trains. , For Oreen Bay and Lake Snnerlor. Twa Trains dally, Pullman Palace Cars attached, and running through to Marquette. ; (V ror Milwaukee, Four thrcmih Trains Uw.-- Pullman Palaoe Cars on night trains,' Farioc Chair Cars on day trains, -on "-; n . ror Sparta and Winona and mints ( Minnesota, One Through Train daily, with Pullman 8leepers to Winona1.' ror Dubuque; via Frtenortl Two on afe-hl Trains daily, with Fullman Cars Throagk trains. - j -V--I '.T . For Dubuque and La. Cross.- via CUntAn. t Two Through Trains daily, with Pullman Cars on night train to McGregor, Iowa. ,-. ' or Dioua uity and Yankton, Two Tralas daily, Pullman Cars to Missouri ValleJuno-' tion.--- ' - ' ..... 1 ..- ...1.-! : For Lako Geneva, Four Trains Daily. ' " For Rockford, Sterling, Kenosha, Jane.' ville, and other points, you can .have front. two to ten trains daily. . ; , . I-.',., . ' MeV York Office, No. 415 Broadway; Boo- ton Offioe, .No. 6 Bute street;. Omaha Offioe,. J53 Farnham street; Saa Franoisoo Offioe. 121 MonUomery street: Chicaffo TirtkAt oAmi 62 Clark street, under 8herman Houae, eor-1 ner Canal and Madison streets; Wnite streobi Depot, eorner W. Kinaio and Canal Streets? Wells street Depot, ooraer Well and Kiasio s streets. . i . ... ....j ..ru - For ,ntes or information not atUinaU from your home ticket agents, apply to . ... ' -: .1 Marvin nDGHrrrr'a' ' 1 ' ' ' Oen. 8npt Chicago. . J W. .H. 8tbrfbtt, Gen. PastvAgt, CUoaffi" ' l'- J55,'76tt, .'...,:.a - QKND'260 to fc.P.ROWKLL CoJ Hoo kj. lora, lor rampmet 01 100 paios. taiblng lUts of 3000 . newspapers; and est! mates showing eost of aHvtfrtUing; mohair - .iff. S f j Probate Notice. -f ( V CCODNTS and vouchers have been Hod la XX the-Probate Court of Monro County, Ohio, for settlement, by tho following Adala hrtrators and Guardians: . -. Third partial aooount of Jacob Long Guardv - of Joseph. V. and mt Uooee; Fourth and final aooount of Isaao Oiinrdian of Jaooh Bnter'a heira: ' ' Third and final account of H B Hill Guardian of Henry M. nod Mary E. Connor; . w " First aud final account of James Cronin tiuar- dian of Jacob Lange's heirs. First and final aooount of W. G. Webb Guar r dion of Charles Swing; -. , " '. -..t Tint partial aooount of Nicholas Bund! Guar dian of Mary Tomi;; ' -Finrt aud final aocountof Fred'k Koehler Stuur v'dian of Henry Mason, now deeeaeedr Second and final aooount of John MishUnsan Adm'r of John Klotali,' - , . - Any person interested may file' wrRtsa exceptions to sAid aceounts, 0 any item therev of.on or before tho 15th day of Jwly nwrt, when the same will bo finally hoard ad eon tinued from day to day until disposed of, " ji, -i-- i - JAS R. MORRIS, . T ; june20,'76w3. -: : Prabat Jadg. , . .. ; -"i; :J " i - TT .v . - r- ; -.- . r IN pnrsnanoo of an, order of tho Probate Court of Monroe County; Ohio, I w(U offer -for sale, at public anoion, oif :V'S '" A' Saturday, the bth day efAitgustt lSli, at I o'clock p. m., apon tly premises, thw following desoribed real eatate, situate in Si. lem township. Monroe county. Ohio, to wtti , The northwest quarter of the northeast quarter of sec ion thirty -two, in 1 township three of range three, containing forty ono acres; also, a part of tho northeast quarter of the north west , quarter of same, section, township aud range, containing thirty threw acres; also; a part of the southwest quarter of tho northeast quarter, of same section, township and range, containing four acres, la all seventy three acres, more or less A)praised at $1,600. , . .. ; .. . ... Tubus or 8 alb One-third in hand, on- third in one year.and one-third tn two years, with interest from tho day of sale; the payments to be secured by mortjae on in premises sold. : : ? JOHN 0. 8TKlGBR.--r Qnardian of heirs of Jaoob Langs, de' v ' jun20,'76w4. ,, . i. Notice ta Teachers. -t" 'nHE Board of Kraminere of Monroe county 1 will hold meetings for the eminaion of Teachers, as follows: ' - ' . . WoodsBeld, Saturday, Juno 17, 1876.. ? r . ; Jaly ' 8; , : ... s , . . " . 29, V Saturday at the close of the Institute. " These examinations will comenoo st t o'clock a. m. and elose at 4 p. ' A fee of 50 cents 1s required -from eah applioant as a condition of xamination, and must do paid iu advance. 7 , ; a Bv order of tho Board. - june3,'76t , . . J.JPBARSON, Clork. V Obstacles H APPT EELIKF to Young Men from tho effects of Errors to ' and Abuses t in early life. fvl I, Maunooa 'stored. ImpodL itltlU ra0 menU l0 jiarrUg removed . New mathorfof treatment. New and remark, able remedies. Books and' circulars sent free in sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. 419 IT. Nlntht, Philadelphia. Pa. An Institution havings high repuUtlon for honorable conduct and professional skill.' Juue20,'7CT. - ; V - - ljBiank Deeds and Mort gages tor pule at thir olhee. ; mm ' 4rf.r a r-f