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Town lois

ON THE SANDY & 8BEAVER CANAL
HNHE subscriber offers at private sale
Il 25 or 80 TOWN LOTS in
HamIlton's Addition TO the town of
WAYNESBUGH, Stark County, Ohio.
These Lots are beautifully situated i'm.
mediately on the Canal, TAT the point
where it is crossed by the great highway,
from SteubenviIle 10 Canton3 and, IN
part, along bIdff which affords the most
commanding and advantageous sites for
WAREHOUSES, Near the centre OF
the plat, there will be large aud com
'modious Basin, which together with
the natural advantages Of the situation,
will render these the most desirable and
valuable Lots on the Canal. Waynes-
burgh is situate in the midst of fertile
and populous country: and, in the opin
ion Of commercial men, promises to oe-
come the most important point on The
Sandy and Beaver Canal. Persons de-
siroHs to make purchases of lots in
place every way eligible for business,
will do well to call on the subscriber,
who will make the terms known, and
warrant the title to purchasers ..
ANDREW HAMILTON,
Waynesburgh, Oct 10th, 1885.
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STRIKE EXTRA.

During one "l tho pIcasau, days oI
las, week, x says HE New York Cunrner-
clwI AdvrrlISrr9 IN passing through lIous
ION ritcrt, We noted Il well known boot
d'Iaok rnn''ing himself by the side of q
icnce. hnoTIng his usual industrious
habits, We ventured TO ask Sep why he
was holding on" there. "Oh, Boss''
sald h", 'i@e strnckl" struck -lor,
~hot?' Alvre wagcs-scan'l black boot
Tor s.A pence Masu Butter no AK more
kTlIuslI Mussa GIossIum raise ho price
t'econtum'a dozen bOKo 'blacleum; must
Dave bbilIum. Oh, lqIt Sep, ! am nm
Vd CUSTOMER; you woH'I raise on me.
~ send ta! boots, with u sixpcnce, and
do you mind mike AIem shiue Nike dol
lar. Yes, boss, III brush 'cm slxpcnce
""'h! N"' doubling vi they would be
tt'oioeu IN decCn, Older, We were not |
little snrprls'd III 6rd them in the hall
Htxt m"rning one q them shining like n
mIrrW, and tho other covered with mud
~lth nole stoI'ng that he in,.nden A.
Ossist !he chimney sweeps in their turn
out. .E. ... ...
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PROSPECTUS
For the continuation Of the
CARROLL FREE-PRESS,

TNHEintereSt of William Johnston, Esq
in this establishment, having been
transferred TO John Christy, the Free
Press will in future be conducted by
PEARcE a. CHRIsTY The political com-
Plexion oIthls paper will not be changed
tho editors being firm in their determI,
cation 10 preseWeits neutral character -
The transfer from MIR Johnston TO Christy,
has been made with the hope oil ensuring
the continuation ola newspaper IN Car.
roiItoH: And with this view, the editors
appeal 10 the people Of the county for a
patronage equal to the merits and impor
tance of their enterprise, One Of the ed
itors being practical printer, and having
determined to devote his time exclusively
to the interest Of the paper, it iscoDfident.
Iy hoped that, with reasonable increase
oftheir subscription list, the Carroll Free
Press may be continued to the mutual ad.
vaulage Of both subscribers and publish
ers.
Ofthe convenience and necessity Of a
public journal, published at the county
seat, every citizen of the county must be
convinced; aHd the editors trust that, the
people ofCaEoli will sustain them in their
efortst to promote public good, and to Sc
cure an honest maintenance.
Terms The Free Press will he pub
lished every FrldIy morning, at Two Dol.
lars per annum, payable half yearly in
advance. lfpayment be delayed until
after the end Of the year, 81 so will be
required. But as payment IN advance is
for the interest of all parties, this mode
is respectfully recommended.
Advertisements inserted at the usuaI
rate. Alcommunica cations addressed to
the Editors must be post paid.
J. PEARCE g. j. CIlRlSTY.
Carroll Co. o Sept. 1885
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Encouragement to honest Industry
John ID. Williams, ohe Of The most elni
'nent and wealthy merchants in BosIor
makes the following sensible remarks,
lle says
at was once said 10 me, sneeringly
"whO are you, Tor can remember when
you"went to market?' My reply was
$50 can Land whenI sold potatoes fot
twenty five cents perbusheI, and carried
them on my back nearly half a mile in.
10 the bargain, and | feel as if it were so
ordered in Providence, could do 1t a
gain" Now, as this is my second com.
ing before the people with my own name,
1t may crafty the curiosity Of some OF
'thegentiemen to whom | address myself,
TO know'who i am. by the family rec
ord, was born on Saturday morning,
"January %, ITO and carried to church
and ehristenod the same day. lived
with my father in Roxbury, as farmer,
'unlil May, 1892. My father designed
me for a farmer, and bought farm for
the, but The mamie boushtit Of fell from
his bargain, andl then commenced bust
ness as ii merchant, in WulorIown, in
company with three others, in May,
1852, and dissolved The co partnership in
June, 1903. lthen commenced business
flor myself in The south part Of Tho city
Ol Boston | received my cduratiOn al
Roxborough school, at the time of our
revolutionary war working on The farm
an summer, and studying in lhe winter
ahG7winler evenings. thenthought my
father worked me hard, but | could not
Complain, for he worked much harder
tlmselI, and taught me a most sacred re.
gard for ruth, aud always 10 endeavor
to do Us l'woud jc done by and never
waste my time nor my money. From
the industrious habits llhen acquired un
der my parentalroOI, aud having adhered
10 them in after life, by my humble On
beavers to mike all dealings with my
f How mon for mutual benefit, aud never
'tO deceive them knowingly, have fully
experienced, that what measure ye mcle,
III shall be measured 10 YOU again.
cumo into thG city without any
fr'ends, saving those which guiued BY |
any fidelity ~hen boy, N selling vege
tables; mud they we're many, for The late ,
Hon. Tho mas RnsscII q David Greene,
Esq and many others would lend me
money, and endorse my notes ut III"
hank, Which laid The frundatlon OF all my
alter usefulness aud all the blessings
Now ENJOY. Somr tsiHsiuhor is an evil :
BuI LC"usider labor one oi the greatest
blessings conferred on man. Il gives me
rellsh Ior my food and my sleep, and
'm "oyeI troubled with tito dy spepsia." I
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r. r. R WI y .

gNHE CARROLL FREE PRESS, is
- published every Friday by PEARCE
AND CuR1srY, at 50 per annunI, payable
half yearly in advance; ifpayment be de-.
layed until after the end Of the year S2,,
so, will be charged. Advertisements
not exceeding one square will be inserted
;hroe weeks for one dollar, four dollars
for six months, and eight dollars per year
Communications must be postpaid.
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NOTICE.

ALL persons interested will tRko no
tice, that, at my Instance, writ of at,
tachment was on the 2Sth day of March
1886, issued by Charles II. Hays, Esq.
tJusice of the Peace in Augusta town
ship, IN The county of Carroll, and State
Of o.; against the goods, chattIes. rights,
moneys, credits and effects of John Gill,
an absent debtor. .'.
R.H LIGGET,
Augusta, April Is, 1886.
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POETRY.
HUMANITY.
nv ntnNrG oMERY.

BY MONTG oMERF' 4
The bird which scars on highest wing,
Builds on the ground Ter lovely nest
And she which doth most sweetiy sing,
Sings in the shade when all thingsFest
In lark andrnightingalewe see
What honour hath humility,
when Mary chose lhe better part,
She meekly sat at Jesus feet
>AndILydia's gentle opened heart
Was made for Gods own temple meet
tairest and best adored.is she
Whose clothing Is hamlhty,
The saint who wears heavens brightest
crown, .sa .. t..s
In deepest alteration bends;
Tbe weight otglory bows.him down,
Then most, when most his soul as
cends;
Nearest the tlIFoue'itself must be
The feotsteol OGhumiIity.
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PROPOSALS FOR PUBLICATION OF
THE OHIO STATE JOURNAL,
TWICE A WEEK TILL DEC. |, 1886.
To be edited by j. BajMache.

r ENhe highimporlance Of dissemina
Il ting correct information among
the great body Ulthe a Ametican people
at the present alarming crisis 10 our
national affairs, being universally ad
mlucd, ii is deemed unnecessary TO
assign al ngththereasonS which seem
to quire the publication of semi.
weekly newspaper at the seat Of gov
erume1t Of this great State; at least
until The coming struggle for the nexl
Presidency shall lave been brought
to a close, Suffice it 10 observe, thai
a weekly Journal, however capaciou1,
must necessarily be too contracted, as
well as too iaIdy in its operations, to
a,eet The eXigeUcieS of he times Two
regular numbers per week, it is belle.
we'd, wil in great measure, supply
the acknowledged deficiency. la or
der, therefore, 10 insure a large circu..
la zion TO the proposed publication, and
place It within The reach Of every Que
the price of subscription has been
brought down 10 The lowest possible
rate.
As the political opinions Of the Ed
iior are not unknown in Ohio, il is
deemed unnecessary 10 give any other
pledge Of The course he intends 10 pur.
sue, than TO observe that, being laIIy
persuaded HE election OfNART1NVAN
BUHEN 10 The next Presidency must
prove highly detrimental TO the pub.
lie interest, as weIl as immInenlly !
dangerous 10 the liberties Of the CHI
zen, he will 2 aIously labor to prevent
so deplorabIe result, by alIording an
active, and so far as may depend upon
him, an efficient support to The
ca NDIDATE0F Tine PEOPLE.
From Maine 10 Georgia, the lreemen
IF The United States are rushing TO The
'tscue OF The country with a spirit
worthy of The days Of '76. Nothing
more is therefore necessary TO secure
. them an easy and complete triumph
'Ver the Office holders, Than perfect
organization, To effect this, on hon.
'rable and lasting principles, shall be /,
leading object Of tie Journal; and 4
while most cordially responding 10 i
he recent enthusiastic demonstrations y
# public sentiment in favor Of our b
distinguished fellow.cilzen, WM. A
lENRY HARRISON, as Gen. Jack. Ii
on's successor, it will treat withtrue a
ra'ernaI kindness all those who, con. D
'uerlng with US in uncOmprising op. iC
pos''lon TO MIR. Van Buren, may nev. C
deem Daniel Webster, or.
Hugh L. White, entitled to the pre(s.
'ence; 10 other respects, the semi. ;,
weekly Journal will contain the cur. u u
'ent news Of The day, and such other !, !
matters as shall be thought interesting +
II instructive; and nothing will he y :,
on tho patt of The Editor and -
publishers, 10 render it worthy Of M W
xlensiye and liberal patronage.
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Augusta, April Is, 1896.
CABINET MAKING.

The firm Of Jackson & Tiernan
having been dissolved by consent, the
business will be carried on, in future,
by TlERNAN Il Co. in the same
shop; where they are prepared TO exc
cute all orders in their line upon the
shortest notice. u
TIERNAN &Co.
Carrollton, March llth 1886. re
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VOGiCc

IS hereby given, that David MapIc, and
Tunis Maple have, this day, filed their
Final Account, as Administrators Of
Jacob Maple, dec, in tho office of the
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas in
Ond for the county Of Carroll, 0.
D. MCoOK, Clork,
April lst, 1886,
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a remarkably great number of wolve.
have nude their OppCafuuce in Sweden
evru IN lhe vicinity Of Stockholm itself
Nhvo ouo was lately found dead. partly
eaten by its companions. This is Looked
upon AZ q Proorof the extraordinary sever
ETY. Ollho weather, ....
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JONATHAN COLRT1RN
April I. 1895.
Z. GAED.


" I'LL; nm $hiciGs, HCntisty
speclluIIy annouceS TO the cilI I,
zens OF CaIrolhon and It's vicinity e
that be is prepared to perform dental
operations Of every kind, at The Ex-
change, in CarroI.Ion. Ladies will
be wa'led on at their places Of resi-
deuce. .....
March 18th 1856.
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A man in New York, gives notice
that he has invented a ferry boat,
which will go at The rate of six miles
On hour without steam, but hasn't the
wherewithsl 10 build cue,
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HORSE OE HOR.SE.S

ENARMERS NV is your time, you
h that want to mise bood horses, call
and see SIR WILLIAM; he will stand
at the stable Of capt. Vim, Hodge, IN
llarrisbugh; the irsl-..lhree days, therce
al the stable Of David RI 'hards, next three
days and the following three Gays al the
stable OF IL. A. Sidger, IN CarrolIton, SO
on alternately for particulars see hand
bills. t"t w.
.'.' JONATHAN COLBURN,
tor Ii. A. SHdgar.
April I. 1885. .s...a....t . .,.
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FARM FOR SHE.

THE subscriber wishes to sell his farm
lying on tho waters Of little Connoton
on which there Is n grist Mill, with
in eighty or ninety rods of the dwelling
house. There are about sixty five acres
ofcleared land on said farm; fifteen acres
Of which are in grass on the creek bottom,
There are on this tract number OF new
er failing springs, two dwelling houses,
and a double Barn shielded on two sides,
and al! covered with shingles. ..
Said farm lies within two miles of New
llarfsburgb, and four from Connection -
Adjoining with Leonard IIersh Esq,
James Baxter and others. .....
Information can be had as 10 the situa-
tion, aud terms made known by applying
10 tho subscriber living on said land,
... SAMPSON RICE.
Harrison Up. Carroll CO. o,
March OEth lS0R
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IIUSBANDRY.

Why sheuld-alIgirls, a wit exclaimed
Surprising farmtrS be?
Recnuse they re always studying
The. art Oh husbdnd.ry.
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A CALL.

-. N. DAVIS m ost earnes,l,
solicits all who have accounts with
him, to call and make settlement.
Many Of the accounts on bis books are
OF several years Standing; and, having
prepared himself for squarsny III, he
hopes this call will be attended to, by
all who are in any way interested.
CrrrolIton, March lIth 1886.
N. b. l.. NJ. Davis is determined
'to'do work cheaper than ever ii has
been done in -Carrolllon, heretofore,
aud in nealer and much better man.
ner thant can be done in any other
establishment of the kind in the place.
lie has just received the latest New
York & Philadelphia fashions for tn,
ensuing spriug and summer. Cash,
or produce; at fair price, will Re
taken in payment for work.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

NNHE Firm Of Mcdowell & McEIder,
a 'ry has been dissolved by mutual
consent, Notice, therefore, is given TO
all who are indebted 10 said firm, that
lhe'undersigned have placed their com
Puny Books, Notes, 8c.pn',he 'hands Of
J.Pearce, in 'CarroIIton, with whom set
tement must be made before The goth of
November next, otherwise collections
will necessarily be made Nth costs.
ALEXANDER MCDOWELL,
ROBERT McIfLDERRY.
CarroIlton, October %, 1885.
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NOTICE. .T--
virtue Ol au urd,r 10 Us pdrpctcd
ED by John Sbobcr, Justice Vi HE Peace
Tor Jefferson tp., in Carroll comfy, We
The undersigned docerrly that we have
viewed aud appraised certain stray
mare, taken up by john Kopkcn ,di SAID
township, aud find the same to he II dark
bay, white IN her forehead, and two hind
ieet white, about iourteen hands high, d.
suppose her 10 be 'betN cen Is aud 20
years old, and value her at lour dollars.
Given undoroa hands this % day oi Jan
uary, A. ID. 1886,
GEO. SMITH, 2
JOHN YlNGLiNG. s Appraisers
Sworn to and subscribed bel,fe ne
this ID day oi JTnuary, A. D. 1886.
JOHN SH0BER, }. p.
State Of OHIO, CdrroA County, SIS.
1t Is hereby cer:ticd that The foregoing
is a true copy from my esruy book. -
GIVen undermy hand and seal this l2,h
day Of Jan. 1886. ... .
JOHN SHOBER, II,
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ollton Oct 1885.
NOTICE,

TNlIE undersigned, appointed a com-
- mILtee 10 contract with competent
workman, TO build church at the Big
Spring, wish TO take proposals for The
erection Of the same, the ensuing summer
The size is d by 81; the wall Is TO be oil
brick, Is feet high, The first Contract to
enclose the house aud lay the underhoor,
The place OF building, is ten miles wesl
OF CurroIILon Monroe Township, Carroll
county Ohio, Tor further particulars en-
uuipp nG thu. .cnnnp,ittpp
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REMOVAL,

The subscriber begs leave 10 inform
MS old customers, and the citize0s gcncr
ally, that he has removed bis shop from
Mr. Arbuckle's IN The hollow, to The east
end Of his own hnuse-hrst door below
Mr. Robert Goud's well known Black
smith Shop, in that delightfully."- situated
part of the town Of CorroIIton, called by
The vulgar, Sherp Hiu-where he in
tends manufacturing and keeping on
hand, general assortment Of 49,.
CABINET WARE. r ..
lie feels also grateful IN being able 10
add, that the patronage he has received
since commencing business in Carroll
county, will be a sufficient stmulant to
induce him 10 give general satisfaction. :
JAMES BURGE,
February 5th 1886 ....
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Are now receiving their spring sup
plies consisting III part Of 1000 cases OF
BOOTS L. SHOES,
adapted TO the approaching season.
ALSO, 2G0, packages Of Palm.lcui
hats, L"ghorn Straw & Tuscaa bonnets,
OF various qualities: All of Which they
will dispose Of at eastern prices, by pack
ages, or dozen. Merchants visiting Puts
burgh, are respectfully invited tocall &
examine their stock.
March 25lh, 1886.
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cEAR5Es N. t.nnM
Washington Monument. {.

the undersigned, acknowledged
by proclamation Of Gov. Lucas, to be
the collector of the Washington Ma.
tionai Monument Society, for Ohio,
hereby appoint John Mccormick dep
uty collector, for the County of Car
roll in said State. ..r.r .r.
CHARLES MCLEAN.
Col. w. N. M. S.
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TO WlLL OWN EIeS AND

| sv,, ~~~ AWE
r., Inc uhIerS'Rno"' owners OF Merchan'
r'o"r,ng M'Iis, II! frnnsl Iv"n'a' OHIO,
anu western Virs'n'o' having scverally
Putc"'sGo T ana Ior some Tune had IN oPe.
r ra..on' rre"en purr NJ Stones nanut
,no'"'ou m.,', "y WI 'o'''' lthey oI t'e cry Of
rh'..soHr5"' taNG a pleasure 10 stating lha'
'n'iF DhrfS' po'h IL 'he quality oil The ma
'eF'a' a"o IN 'ne Workmanship, have CIV
en- ,ne most en- Ire SalIslac'Ion' .l...
nc enterprise manifested ny MIR Rho
IN establishing ms manuluclory, his ex
oF''oh III procuring me most experience.
wofEmen, his care ana sklIl IN the seIec-
'ioh OF stone OF superior description,
strongly recommend bis establishment to
'"e "1'I'o o. Purc0aascrs' and we are hap
py to have 1t IN our power to beal This
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Booksellers and PUBLISHERS,

Ahhu ot' HCuI lHG Osl OlllCes
N. B. The first number Of the fin vo
ume ofthe Mirror was published on the
first instant. Those persons who may OF
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will please say whether they wish The NUN
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A handsome and well filled cover is pub
lished with each number, Between ono
and two pages Of this is taken up with a
Business Directory, IN which may be
found tho names and locations of tho prin
cipal business men ofthe city,
Cincinnati, February, 6 1896.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-09-15
THE ENQUTRER.
LlTCHFIELD, SEPT. IS, lsse.

MARYLAND ELEcroN.-The fEst announcement of the result of the election in this state came upon us as unexpectedly as that of North Carolina and Indiana only ten times more astounding because of contrary character. We could not conceive Van Burenism could be made to spread among people who profess to abhOr the New-Ymk system of poEtics-absolute and unconditional submission to the dictation of few leaders bloated with "spOils" The Whig papers gave up all as lost, and announced that the Van Bu renite Electors of Senators stood then heard from 9 to whig-and only 4O to be elected-giving them a clear majority of the whole But later accounts change very materially the complexion of things as will be seen by the account below from Baltimore paper. The manner of this election, if we understand it. is this Forty "eectors of senators are chosen by the people in the different counties. These electors
 meet together in couple of weeks after the election and choose from their own number, or from other per in various sections of the state i've do not now recOlect which fifteen persons to compose the Sem ate of the state who hold their offices for four five years. At the last election previous the present, the whg party elected the Senators, which of course has given them the preponderance in that body during the tune. The choice of the other branch of the legisla- ture will not be made until October What renders the election now of considerable importance the fact that an U S. Senator in place of MT. Goldsborough will have to be elected the coming winter.
 The whig papers attribute the increase of Van Bu- ren strength off there be any) to the passage of what IS there called the Indemnity Bll-by which those people in Baltimore who had their property destroyed by lawless mob about year ago were indemnifed for their lossan act undoubtedly just in itself and
 that should have been done, but which excited the in. dignaton of the agraran-F Fanny Wright people, who made considerable handle of it, and it was made to have material influence upon the election.
 From tae Baltimore Chronicle, of Sept. 6th.
 MARYLAND ERECT!
 We yesterday permitted the Van Buren folks to we really thought that they had caught the Wings in received last night it seems that the tables have been turned on them, and that THE WHIGS ARE TRI- UMPHANT! This is glorious news, and has saved opponents deal of trouble in apportionng the of fees.
 The Van Buren party of this city had a grand pro- cessiOn, with banners, drums, c. last night m honor of their victory but this morning suspect they feel rather fiat. It was terrible slip 'twixt the cup and the lip,'' and know not how they will indemnify themselves for their severe modification.
 The following list shews the relative strength of the parties in the electoral college. The return from St.. Marys is not offical-nor have returns from all the districts in Aegany been received-ahough there is not doubt of our success there.
 MARYLAND ELECTIONS,