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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-15
PATENT
MORficEmE Machine.

&ToR SALE, the county right, or individual
u Vsghta, % PkTnur MonTIeIHs MkeuSE,
said 20 BE- ~ god vorhmen, very valuable In
Vrutioa. e 70 particularly useful on window
sab. Nenlsiaa blisds. end panel doors. bat may
BE spilled 70 varioas kinds % SoFh.
All ss-jsiaevs. esbinet-maksFs, Ike. oagbs
20 be saPplisd 9Th this mashine --sssing, -
IL dsss, greet amount q Labor sssd iiroe
Apply - The aahssribse.
n. N. 0ALLAHER.
CAsrIssiovn, Dee. Z, 1855.
p. A-Ons q the shove Naehises may BE-
'sees - he SAoD e Ne. Seismic ToHIissoa, 10
tAistsvn, weo purchased ~ ibdividusl Tigk lssl
Siaisv. SD vho v0aid sol ~ without a fog
doabis ice sosa BEE. o, 1885.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-15
3ARBHRGN0,
II HARPER S-FERR u:

- DnsssEa, t<s., respectfully informs the
citizens of Hsrpers-ferry thst he has taken the
shop formerly occupied by Alexander Ball, ed
joining the Hotel Of Mr.. Fitz.immons, where he
gill 81 all time. be prepared TO vAit those vho
pledges himself thAt no eHertions shall be spared
90 give general satisfaction. The keeaest rszors,
the bed soaps, perfumes, SO. he. will be con-
stAn,ly ksyt.-ssd lair dressing done in the bes,
end mosi fashionable style, OF seeording 90 order.
His experience IN the line Of bic profession, en-
ishies hlA TO SPEAK eoahdsutly Of his ability 20
Plssss. lie therefore solieitss trial Of his skill
HE terms arc moderate.
Hsrpers-Fery. Dee I, 1885.
NIB. His shop 10 ChsrIestovn will stiIl be
soatinued. 81 the old stand. where renewed at.
1nssiea Viii be paid 20 the citizens of the tosn.
and to eli Otbsrs Who may fav0- him With their
e4sto0. Dee. I.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-15

9nHE hfm hsrstofoFs sxistlne unaes the
~ ssms and Sen 81 ~. g. BneWr q Co.
D. seis dsg Dissolved ~ mutual consent. Al
RrEssas tadsbtsd 10 ssid RFm, are requested %
eaaks ioessdiaes Paymens 10 ". 3. Brpva, vho
- foly a.lhorissd 20 settle the busiasss % he
fsts ngsa. Bsps. 4, 1885.
~. y. BROWN voald leo ihfoTTn he friends
ead IL Dabiis. thss he gii sontiaas Me busieeas
e The ed sssd. shere h. hes jgst Feecived, aad
is nsg epeel.E Zoe sale, 9 splendid sd fsshion-
shis ssssrtnest ~ JEHEILERY. ts- Ne, %
teras thss seasot fsl - please tkoss disposcd 70
pursAaas.
sAsphsrdssovn, Dee. ., isss.-sL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-15
To fac FDNAFSe.

EEVHE subsePibaF bsgs leave 10 say 10 bic
n susa00rrs. thst he Has heavy and pressing
demands for MONEY, ssd hs hopes ell Who ere
Indebasd 70 bin, gill exert themselves 70 Psy 81
lead part q What they ove him.
BA4T. H. ALLEMONG.
ChaTieslowa, Dee. q, 1886. ST.
IrP' STE viii give the msrket pries In
WorS zoe The following srtisl. e. VIZ Cash, Corn,
Baskwhsaa Flour, PORK, Beef, Wood. Potstoes.
and butsss. s. ~. A.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-15

N HAVE iust Fscsivsd . suppiy q Browns
~ - pius eiirs ODAd0o. shs bsst af-
ssels eFeg o8cFef N ihis paareesi cleo = ~ -
Egisoa 1esseeleacf Tohasso.-ezsh - viz asst
sheoa vao ieTa the pzre aFsieis-foFrfsrr wifis
D saggt5 81 Ne nesi sspesiof Hsfne1 CiaAaf
p ssil gAAEs = a1it.aRn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-15

al Will 81, - psiysss ssIs. TAX AcREs
% Tia4BRa.
Ne. e issS H.N. oALLAuRn.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-08-05
PHRLIC NnTIlE-

Is hereby given, TO the citizehs inter
ested in THE improvement Of cOmmGni
cation between SleutenVille and the Ohio
Canal, by way Of The Knotten Valley.
Whereas, 1t mas been ldhg ia contem
plalion TO have bGller mode of convey.
ance between said points, either by rail
road, Turnpike or water contamination,
time has rolled on, and nothing decisive
has been done as yet; and the pTeseht
Company incorporated, to open a Canal
from Leesburgh down, has dOno nothing
decisive as yet, and do ubts being enter.
taihed of the practicability, or OF funds
ADEQUATE 10 the cUthpleliOn of such an OBJ.
ject; the public lh.erest requires that a
more conyebiehl COMMUNICATION ought
to be adopted and carried into immediate
operation; now IS the time to be Gp an d
doing; therefore a public meeting Of the
citizens ofS:eubenville, Salem, Jefferson
RunIlev, Hagerstown, LeesburgH, Cub.
berland and ZIar, and the surrounding
country, or at least committee of Dele
gates from each town and vicinities, are
requested 10 meet at the house Of Lot
Domins, Esq in Harrison county, on Sal
urday the 18th Of August, at one o'clock,
10 concert sUch measures as may best
suit The public interest and carry them in
TO full effectJ aud as some Of the funds oI
the Government will soon come into the
hands ufeach State, a petition ought TO be
drafted 10 the next Legislature for por.
ton thereof, to aid said work, together
with what can be raised by donations, OF
subscription. d sufficient fund might bt
raised by juditiOus and active manages
meHt to complete a work that would be
both beneficial and creditable to the en-.
ligntened citizens interested in said &ork
August 8, 1886.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-08-05
ENTRAX

ID Y VirtGe Of an order to ub direGted bv
ID George Downs Justice Of The
Peace 81 Rose Township Carroll county
Ohio, we the undersigned do certify that
we have Viewed and appraised certain
Stray Hofee taken up By John fits Of
said Township and find the same to 6s .
Light Brown, with the hind feet White to
The Pastern joint, small mark on the
hind part OF the left 'foirreGoot, somewhat
blind in the right eye, druPed rumpsd-
trots ada PAGES, abodt fifteen hands high,
supposed TO be eight years old, and we
apPraise said horse at thirty three dol
lars. Given under our hands this rhir.
leenth day Of sune 1886.
simeon MAKftN,3 49,.
AND. GIMMEsON.S { appraisers
Sworn and subscribed before mi
this twentieth day of June 1896.
GEORGE DOWNS, J. P,
State Of Ohio CGrrOH County. SIS.
thereby certify the foregoing TO be q
true copy from my Estray Book, Giver
under my hand and seal this 4lh day o
July 1886.
GEORGE DOWNS, J.P.
July 9Th, 1886.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-08-05
GREAT RAILROAD CONVENTION.

The Knoxville Convention adjourned
on the 9Th instant, having been charac
teri2sd throughout by the utmost harmo
ny in its deliberations. The report Of
the General Committee of Forty five, re-
commencing that the Railroad from Gin.
clnnau TO Charleston should run through
the Valley Of the French Broad river,
over the Blue Ridge into the heart OI
South Carolina, was unanimously adopt
ed. The Convention also unanimously
determined TO adopt the recommendation
Of the General Committee, TO admit the
State Of Georgia to construct a branch
from any point in that State, TO mite with
the main road at or near Knoxville, ad
hitting her to an equal participation OI
the advantages Of the road with the par
ties to the original charter. The thanks
Of the Convention were awarded 10 Gen
HAYNE, it's President, for the able man
ner in which he had presided over their
deliberations, On which he returned his
Acknowledgements in happy and impres
sive speech.
The road, it is estimated, will cost a
bout nineteen millions Of dOtl"rs:-Ndt'
inta.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-08-05
hAND FOlr AAIEI

TIE Subscriber wishes 10 sell The
tract o. land On which be now resides
10 the county Of CafrolI-it being part oI
Section 20, township ii fn range G con
SlSIing Of 0iheiy Gcres, Of ~hfcb fihy a
cres are cleared, and, In part, first rate
meadow. There is On fhe premises a
good story and half heked 10y hoihse,
with suitable out-buiIdings ana a farpe
Fhgar ratnp. SAID land Is situated aFogit
three niles from New Higerstown, C0Gt
from teesburgh, and eight and a half
from Carolli0u. Pcrshns wishing to ptr
chase or gain Information as 10 the pume
rous advantages of thfs vsIuaBie tract
wodld do well 10 call on the shbscriber'
by whom terms &c. win be made
known.
Adgusr5, 1886. '"''
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-08-05
MR.CHRTSTY:-

inybur paper Of the 22d
of July last, I noticed a communication
signed Old lronsides. The American
Frigate Constitution, in the time Of our
last war, was called by seamen hOnsides,
indicative Of her great strength, being
combosedofthe bestmaterials. She was
considered to be the best vessel of war
in our navy. Now If this Gentleman
(IroDsides) holds the same rank among
Inen, that the vessel lronsides held in our
navy --he fs much 10 be dreaded, he must
be truly q dohble Decker However
strong he may lie made, yea even as
strong as the image IN NebdchadnaAer's
vision, 4 feel myself bound to meeA him,
and give him battle: and while | do so, !
hope that gentleman will excuse me for
using my strongest calaber and Reavyesl
shots for Remember, | have an lronsidBd
monster 10 contend with.
Old Ironsides appears to he Up in arms
about toast that was drank by r. II
Hunt, (Which toast was purely democrat.
ic,) at the celebration of the 4lh Of July
last in Carrrollron. This gentleman
Elronsides) wilhou, stopping to enquire
the nature ofthe occasion, or TO reason
moment on the subject, gravely con-
cludes from the motto of the young priva.
teer which hung streaming in the breezS
at mast head Free tiadg, sound curren
cy and equal privileges, that he must be
an enemy to Kings and Aristoc.ats, i'm:
mediOtely hauled up, fired gun. and or
6ered the young prlvatcer, TO heave TO-
lind give some account of himself, and
make some Acknowledgements to the Pow
ers of Earth, for the insult done his Maj
esIy, or the aristOcracy Of the country,
for claiming equal privileges with them.
Mr. Editor, this is a bold push for a
Efigate, even Of the first class, moro DsPe
cIally on an occasion like this 10 celebra
ting the birth day of "a great natiJn, the
institutions OF which stand based OH the
very principles complained Of In The
toast, and was this not the fact; wien eV.
cry soul was OH the wing and every bo
som filled with the love Of cOddtfy (Iron
sides excepted) there ought to have been
nothing said. And more than all this; he
ASS: a soon from The author Of the toas
which he could not EXPECT Of any man
aside from any Of,hOt family; foF they
ore all Democrats from their motheri
womb; ..y
Bu, enough Of prelude or weatheriug
ldt Old Ironsides clear his decks and pre-
pafe fol- action for as soon as | can TN
time 10 spare shall beOf down Upon hin
and graFPie viii him; and struggle 70
victory. L2
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-08-05
A89MN4ElE0Ns
BRIGADE ORDERS.

TNHE Commissioned and Stafl Off
l. GERS of the 4ih Brigade and eih
Division Of Ohio MiliriA and the Drpm
sud Fife Majors Of each Regiment will
rendezvous for Officer Mister ID Car.
rOlltOO, on Friday, 10Th day Of Au-
gust ne&r, at 10 O'Clock, A! NJ. uni
formed and equipped as provided By
law 10 remain under arms two days
the comfnandanlS Of the several
regiments are charged with notifying
The Officers Of their respective com.
mands Of this order and they will be
held tsspSnsiSte Tor every neglect.
All Independent COMPANIES ale in'
vited to attend and train with the off
GERS on Saturday the sOd day Of mus
ter, c.,n
ton, July Sth 1885. ,..n,
Brigad. Geh. 4lh Brig. 9th d. o. NJ
NIB. Fines will be rigidIy enforced
upon all delinquent officers WHO are no
equipped &c. &c. this scastn.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-08-05

Fishing to soMe purpOss.-A lad hamBd
Mitchell, while recently wading IN Tie
Regents Canal, LondOdI picked Up a
cash box containing, several thousand
pounds in Bank Of England hotEs and
gold, which Hnd been thrown there three
years previous by robbcr. It was re-
store d to the owner. Ah unsucce6sfuI
seafcH was mads hi the canal at the time
the box was ttro&h there, in 1888.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-08-05
TAEze To7 Ieae=

NOtlce Is hereby given 10 The ia&a,
bic Inhabitants ofCafr6il couotv thai i,
wall cdhfmence Icoilecfiny rI,e Faxes for
said comfy for The year 1886, on Mon
day The l2th day OfSepiethbeir heNl; and
for This purpose myself OF deB1ly will sil
One day IN each township, at he Usual
places Of holding elections, between The
hours Of 10 o'clock A. M. and A p. M. Il
receive the taxes from those who lYay
Wish 10 pay them ihtlfe, VIZ:
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-08-05
ATTENTION!
REGIMENT.aE ORDER.

REGIMENIHL URUERN'
TIME Commissioned aud Staff Of
Il ficsrs of The Is, Kig. 4rh Brig.
9Th Division b. M. together whit he
drum and kre, Majors will rendezvous
for officer Muster ia CarrOlI,on 90
Friday the lg,h day Of August uni
formed and equipped according IO
law 10 remain dodef arms two days
By order of ihe CO...
JAS. GALLAHER;
ADJ. Of fst Rel
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-08-05
CINCINNATI, july B.

A Mr.. Davis, d passenger id the North
America, went asidtb at wood yard be.
low the mouth Of the ADkansds; ind en-
tered a Gahe.breke to cut rods, and was
attacked BY a large panther, which, ailei
d desperate fight, he killed with his knife
The animal measured l5s feet from the
nose to the end of his till. Mr.! Divis's
arm was severely wounded In the ehEour
let.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-08-05

Another hegGcy,O the American Colo.
hisution SOciety,-We have pleasure in
stating that the Rev JONATHAN Il, P6MA'
ROY, Of West Springfield, Ilampden cOdn
ty,.Massacusetts, lately deceased, has be
quea,hed to this Society legacy Of $l,-
Zoo, and has, besides, alter leaving seve
raj bequests TO his family connexions
made this Sbciety, The American Bible
Society, the American Elucutton socie
ty, and the American Home Missionary
Society, 10 each Of which he has left a
legacy OF 81 900, residdaty le4alees fol
the remainder Of his estalH, What lht
amount of this will be, has not, as yet
been asce,tained. Tie property of the
deceased is said, however; to have Beet
lutsv.-Ib.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-08-05
ID ,f1dddch To%6sRip, MdHdav. Sen, Is

! will also attend ntmy Office IN Car.
roIItoh, during the months OF October g..
November to receive the Taxes due from
those VINO have not previously bald. I
Those who neglect to pay within the lime
specified N tits notice, may expect II
pay costs In addition.
The following is the amoGnt Of takes
charged on each 800 dollars valuation
for ftle wear lS3K
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-08-05
Opera tiOns on (he feeth,

VIM. sZ1z1Ds, DENT1sf.
II fSPEClFULLY tenders his pro.
IL fesStcnaI Services It6 the citizens 81
CarrOflton and Vicinity, 1n atI tie various
6fdhChss IT
DEN1HL SURGFRY.
He WIN Scale, Plug, Extract and Insefl
artificial teeth from ohet6 an entire set;
either hatdraI or artificial On an enfTfe
new mode. which SURPRISES any thIhg
heretofore practlcGd tn This section Of
country.
t4e Hopes BY btfict attention nd mode.
rate charged TO fender satisfaction to all
those who may favor him with a cell.
:. G-He hay Ge found at Mr.. Bealty's
f4alk.
Gd@oiiida, AdsdstB, 1885.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-08-05

fhe cOGnty Of Carroll, in, ArkausasJ
have called their chief town YeIIVlils; dr-
ter Judge Yell; who ii said IL BE- d scfeam
er. lie is candidate for Congress, and
if there BE any thing 10 MAMIE. he will
doubtless d, sIccesfull
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-08-05
State Of Ohio, Carroll county. SIS.
COURr OF COMMON PLEAS,
A.,,.9 7io-r, tGoe

August Term, 1886.
NOTICE is hereby given To Maryann
Huffman, widow, aud Michael Huffman,
Jonathan Huffman, SOIomoHf Huffman
John Burgai and Elizabeth Burgan his
wife, Daniel Reed and Mafyann Reed his
wife, stehHsh Myers and Sarah MyIes his
wife, Hiram Huffman; Ann Huffman, Lu'
Cinda Huffman and Casandra Huffman,
children and heirs at law Of Solomon
Huffman deceased THAT a petition has
this day been fled and will be presented
at the said term setting forth amongst
other things that on tie 10th day Of No,
vember A. D. 1881 the deceased entered
into contract IN writing with Nathaniel
Hayden and Thomas Heron for The con.
veyancs II certain tract of land, lying
and being in the county Of Stark, now
Cartuii, and State aforesaid, being the
north west QUARTER 6f section twenty six
township sixteen and range seven, togelh
er with forty acres from The north side Of
the south west du&rter Of section twenty
six, township sixteen, range se3eh; divi;
ded by a line running due east ah1 west
through said quarter Of lands ordered for
sale at Steuben9ilIe-ahd praying the
court for di order to make deed in pur.
suance Of sala contract! -
DAVID HART, Adnf.
| WM. PEDAN. nO" -
By VIM. JoHNsfoN, their Att'y.. ID.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-08-05
Ckristy

Mr.. Ckristy; o..
roll Free Press, | see notice 70 lie Dem
Ocrot,c cilizeRs of Carroll county, friend
" to the Election OfVan Buren and Dick
Johnson--ths man who dId not kill
the Big ludidn--to elect Delegates 10
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-08-05
JOSEPH WOLFF,
DANIEL VANHORN,
JOHN DUNLAP,
+. JACOB VANHORN.
Lee Township, Carroll eOrsy, Ohio,
July %, 1896.
MORE
8RW0lHlR4iDSo

- S3S& 40
"E HAVE just received in addition
w TO heavy Stock Of Molasses, Sd
gars, Rice, Wine Sc. &c.
40 Barrels No. 5 MaekereI
20 g do
20 Herrings
30 Kegs No. 6 Nv. Ky. Tobacco
20 do Pug do
10 do IA g. l6 Twist Richmond do
Il, 10 boxes 6 l6 and 80 Plug do
IOOOO Spanish and half Spanish Cigars
25 boxes Pipes
100 bags Rio Coffee
10 chests Young II. Tea
25 alfchests do
l case Gun Powder do in . !ead5
20 half boxes Chocolate
so mats Cinnamon
500 lbs. Ginger
l barrel Cloves
IS boxes RaIsin5
10 Kegs - do
30 drums Figs
Q barrels soll she'll Almonds
4 do hard do
IO boxes Candles assorted
barrel Palm Nuts
! do English Walluts
do do Ground Nuts
l case Liquorice
DO boxes Shaving Soap
100 dozen Backing
cask Madder.
2 ser6jIs IndigC
1000 lbs alum
500 Z. Salts,
20 barrels CbipPPissG ti6gwood
az do, Spirits Of TurPenlihe
1000 lbs Ven. Red
$50 do Ble# VitrioI
$50 Go Cream of Tartaf
100 do Refined Borax
100 DO Gum Copal
100 do Camphor
10 Modsehole Anvils
10 Smiths Vices.
ALSO
40 Grades assorted Qtceibsware, diFs.
eht sizes. All OF which We offer on act
commOdaling terms. n>
r.. .CATLETT 4 HEA1ON.
WeIlspiHe, June II, 1886.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-08-05

-, WRtG NomrNATtoN.
Rsbresehiative IN Congress-.
VAN BhowN.
RePFeSe 1tative.
Isaac Atkinson,
John Pearce,
,'Comm8si6ner.
VIM. Wi,herow,
Charles Il. Hays,
-, 5ohn Sbober,
William ChAmpei,,
GeOtgs Conn.
Recorder.
,Johp Pugh,
. Joshua. b. Patton,
Thomas \. 'HarbsugR,
John McGStrmiik,
James Hai8Ielt,
James Gallagher,
Joseph T. S. Boiler,
S&r6eS6r
Jacob CRampeif
Van Brown,
James McCullS,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-08-05
NOTICE

rs Eefeby giSeK to all persons WHO are
i indebted TO
J.L. IL LYNDE,
for Goods and Merchandise, PTrcRased
d, their store III Minerva, Carroll GOdH!
ry, Ohio, Of fot any other contracts,
note or obligations whatsoever; as they
exp ect to Collect all claims due them
eitRer themselves or BY ttieit agent bt al
torhey. a.. r,.l
""''' juiy solR 1886.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-08-05

for inomlhaiiOu, al :ho iisSaver G on
y.e"tIoh, for Representative in Con.
e (ggress, There is no mistake IN Mr..
CrSil's Democracy.
MANY VOTERS.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-08-05
ATAXPAYER

N. B. TIE tax collected last year and
that levied this year, would together a.
mount to near one thousand dollars, excIu
sive Of the actual poor tax returned by
these townships who have poor to support,
and which only the Commissioners are
authorized to levy for the support of the
poor in such townships, which happily
only amount to three or 'fourin the cOun
ty.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-08-05

mret IN Convention, on the 27rhJsy ofAu
gust, 10 put in Nomination suitable Der.
son, to Be supported at the ensuiGg eIec.
Ion Tor Congress, in Conjunction with the
Democratic Republican party of'COlum
Biana county.
Now, Mr. EftGt, | Would be much
pleased myself and | am warranted IN
saying that number of my fell ow 70.
ters Would be PLEASED, lf56i Would be
pleased. through the medium 6r tho Car
roll Free Press, to lei Us know, If this Is
The ssme John Rankin, who presided at
d mert!ns held in the Court Iionse In CAR
F6llton, not long since, ahd &hethet this,
is the SAME James Tho.upsoh. Who al the
same Iieeling offered Resolutions, &c.
pfesdrhe the gentlemen recollsct tho
nature, ahd intent ol tLai meeting, and ot
that vOtej thal's all.
CLoDHoPPGR,
August 5th, is86.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-08-05
lo:E EaRN GIRLS!

TUSr received a lot 6fLeghorR tuscan
8 Gipsey' tuscan and Straw Bonnets,
also a lot Of Morocco and Prunella Shoes,
which will sell LOWER than they Irave
B,ea sold III CaroIlion; by 25 per teRt
Call at my store OH the hill "a
II. A. sTlDGER.
August s, 1896.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-08-05
New Threshimg Machine.
{ on 2 Ecnen po--rr

~SS9 8 ~ w Live
VIE undersigned take this method Of
n mafIng known TO lhe farmers of
Carroll and TuscaIaw was Counties III, I,
'hey have purchased rhe right 10 use and
Te"d ) Aliens new patent Threshipg
nlaeh'ns, The right for CARROLL county
Is owned By Daniel VanhOrn; John Dun.
pp ana Jacob Vanborn, of Lee low6ship;
"s "en Tor Iuscarawas codniy Is ow6
ca Joseph WOftF, Of said Lee iowSsh;E
IN carroll county. This Machine NAV
be seen in operation, at any time Il ,ESs
residence Of Capt. John Cassil, TS,s m;tSS &
from CarrolIlonj or at the residence oT
DlhIel VAnborn, of Lee Tp. 1t Is porta.
bic and convenient; and may BE moved
from place 10 place; easily, IL a Common
farm wagon with two hOrses.-Il can bS
Kept in successful opperatioihi by The DOW.
ef Of one or two horses aad four or five
hands. Those who have seen IL in oper.
alton acknowledge that il will hull more
cloverseed-lhresh more Whear. Rye and
Oats, Than any other machine In tic
West. The undersigned respectfully
ask Farniers 10 give il fair trial; and
they are satisfied, it win soon be general.
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N. B. Township and Individual ripb,s
can be had on fair terms, and Machines
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