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A VAGRANT CAU6Hr-A haggard, rascally, pilfer-
ing, pale faced locking rascal who has been vagabond
ing the Union for many years past has been re-
Gently caught in the very Of vllany and complete
ly put in "durance vile." The fellow, have no
doubt has been seen by manv of our readers. He can
easily be told by rolling gait gard face, sometimes
speechless other times extremely oquacious and quar-
resome. Among medical men he is called ALCOHOL
in the country towns WHIsKFY-in large cities GRoG.
The other day we happened to stumble into the Res
of Caldwell & Kenyon, at the corner Of Wall
and Water streets, under Hsdson's Reading Room On
looking round that elegant establishment, we were
struck with establishment in beholding Squire Alco
hol" alias Whskey, alias Grog," completely Gagged,
working hard as on tread mill, making coffee, fry
ing oysters broiling steaks cooking pies and in fact
performing all the culinary work of kitchen with as
much neathess, elegance and taste Reuben Nj. Whit
ney himself could The ingenious apparatus of Bar
aum's Compound Heater, for that is what de-
scrbing one of the best applications science tho
of domestic life that witnessed. Call and
see Aladdn's Wonderful Lamp.
THEATRIcAL Chit CHaT.-The Woods and Brough
are at Philadelphia, singing in Somnambula. The
Wooas are coming money this trip-bsing close upon
the heels of Celeste.
Celeste is at Mobile filling her iron chest. She has
purchased fine cottage and grounds near Baltimore,
and intends, in few months, retire from the boards
and cultivate flowers and woodbines. Darling
ture!
Mrs. Barnes and her daughter Charlotte, are at
Charleston, s. c.
Reeve is exhibiting to the Bostonans in play, inter-
lude, and farce.
A drama entitled "Pocahonas or the Settlers of
Virginia. has been produced at the National Theatre,
Washington, and appears to have been well received
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IFE PILLS.-The Proprietor Of thi. Great Medicine

4 IFE PILLS.-Tke Proprietor Of this Great Medicine,
IL which distinguished for its he invaluable
cprocae the which he IL say receiving from
every part Of the United which has Known
Whilst he congratulated for the possession Of certain remedy
tor The number OF The which human
jec he cnnnot but congratulate his correspondents the relief
from suens which they have experienced and the great
OF happiness which they consequently enjoy To he the humble
health and thus pongsg The lives and enymens Of his fellow
men reward that the highest human ambition might envy and
that places pecunisr GAIN however srabe In ITSELF low In
the standard OF Comparison.
In addition the hundreds otestimonss which he has long
bad IN his possession, Mr. Moat the sole proprietor the VEGE
TABLE LIFE PILLS, receiving Others establishing their
piled in vsn aud fully establishing their title the character Of
LIFE PILLS. not only for r~suing life from imminent DANGER
but for aesng and exiermnaDg diseases which were slowly
but surely their conscious victims 10 otherwise
Dr. MOFFATs Office, No So Hudson street, opposite Jay ~
New York.
Prce-smsll bottles, 50 cenls-large bottles 81.
Numerous testimonies proof Of the superior excellence OF the
shove medicines been gratefully rendered by whom
they have vitality beReed and Others could easily be eb
taned
For sale at the following places
John Mhsu 1873 Broadway; Patrick Dckie, AIS broadway
William Van Zani I2l Hester street; DR. Lee 296 Madison
Dr. Leeds n Cherry streets Edmund Bookstsver $50 Division
street; John HntoH of Twentieth street, and Eighth
Avsnuei NJ Crargan CO., 81 sirth Avenue, New York
ner Of Fulton and Front streets, Brooklyn.
DR.. Clarke Jersey City.
DIR. Cooke, Frs street, Wilsmsburgh.
Charles w. Badger S54 Broad street, r. Coovs JOB Broad
street. Newark
j. catIin Main street. opposite vanhouon street. Pstenos.
DIR. John s. Crane; Dunning Hortr Goshen, rsage CO
Ak f. cragsn; Matthew Hollenbeek. wahingtoa street.
Albany.
j. Ut T. Duriand. Chester, Orange county.
Z. Gedey, % Water street, Newbmgh -,
Mr. Alien South Third street; Dr. Marsels in Southwark
Second and Catherine Mr.. Eiet OF
Fifth and Vine street. Philadelphia feb elm
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The Of he body depends upon the state Of the blood
Acts xviii. XIII.
DIEEDING SOMETIMES IMPROPER

ID Mankind on consider Dr. Hone, Magnum Bonum such
an invaluable preparation upersede Bleeding the
worst OF onorrhea Geet and all NeneTea OF long
Standing valuable being arsapara and the choicest
prepalon scientifically cmhncd by exp rienced Chemist
TO inhammaory OF the above diser-
male female in three four DAYS For sale hv TN
rhl 81 Be- kman corner Of William j. Covie Jr 4S8
Broadway corner street; Scheae ia Canal oppo
Chanel street, t. Austin As Carmne and nv Ch,st
new IA Bowery between Grand and BrOome. Price bottle
feb
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ITISAFACT THAT THERE A RE GOOD

i MEDICINES. q very doablfuI Whetner ue1e
physicians Extraordinary of long standing in which Dr.
Homes Mgnu has EFT cted entire IN short space
Of Of DAYS and the most obstinate and proacied
cases Of Conohea Geets Structures Seminal Weaknesses, Noe
unal Emissions Whites Impure Discharges Irritation the Md
Bladder and Urinary Canal &c For sale BY r. Sha.tnev
Ii Bowerv between Grand and streets Undrhi 81
Beekman corner Of William streets j. Co yr 43S Broadway
cor. of Broone streets Sche Te ia Canal opposite Chapel
streets and BY T. AUSTIN As Cane street. Price - bottle
feb off
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active and soon became an able and prosperous mer-
chant In ms prosperity he did forget his old friend
and messmale, Tom, whom he appointed to the com
mand Of Of his best ships which the latter navgasd
for many years their mutual benefit and satisacton
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STANIMERING CURED.-The .u..erissr "a. Ies.-

STAMMERING CURED.-The subscriber has locs-
- ted himself this cit, for the purpose Of curing
street, Western Hotel where he win attend 10 all who
may him. that may need his services Having besn himself
aaed himself Of the modes Of taught BY the celebrated
Leigh Of New York aud Dr. Chapman Of Philadelphia with
out uccess long and patient pvesg Of the nature
and fh affection, he has succeeded in nvenng system
entirely which he cured himself and all Others who have
made application him. This system has in several instances
proved successful in which had resisted the most tiful treat
ment Others has sedo effect complete
Being that have been city who pro
curing amueng and whose inadequate
effect having about IN he instruction OF
eecng upon himself he feels RECT assurance
coming before the public Of this city, bringing ample testimony
10 scepca Of the superiority Of his system
all Others and the complete that has all attended s
He with him Mr. j. inea recently
his pupils assistant By this arrangement ladies viii
Ne taught In a separate class. -
Term. Is 50 dollars according TO the nature OF the
and the situation applicant In all will De
guaranteed or the money will be refunded.
For further pa cuar inquire Of the subscriber his
by letter post paid. "
Jan 2-Sm HENRY WELLS
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Give philosophy
SHAKSPEARE SAITH THUS5Thm s,iA Shaks-
y one Of the nest profound Of philosopher The very wi
xad Give the rad 10 yo
reader little Of the philosophy Of Health Long Life Hsep
and all III eljcyments 81 this lower world what's Life
without Health! Nolhng What Health without
Wore thsn nothing afflicted with any troubles
that Fiesh is heir 10, such
SCURVY, SAL 4 RHEUM,-
You will readily cry Dear Doetsr-knd Decor-do give
something take-give something mc-quict-
quick w In such would say
" Give me leave 20 read philosophy
o you from MOFFAT'S CELEBRATED CODE OF
HEALTH. Ihore you will find of the vEGETA-
BILE LIFE PILLS the real PHENIX BIrTERS capable
restoring the shattered constitution putting Digit
the obstinate disorders. Apply at
MOFFAT'S Ohee,
feb Sims No. 50 Hudson street.
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For SALE wholesale and rrta bv Dcie, AIS Broadway,
tail by E. Black 1877 BroadNav Mhau 1888 Broadway; SWINE
g BoWerv; IT, AUSTIN As Camne Sch felu ia Canal
| onDos;te Chanel direct feb Off
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ANDERsON,s RHEUMATIC DROPs.-Acure for the

n
Inf smlioy Chronic Rheumatism be had only al l42
Thmpson street This invaluable medicine called Andersons
Rheumatic Drops for the above disease has cured many and al
who fortunate take H. certificates OF which can be
had old ard who attn cd with the
shye disease and who at the time Of taking the above were
entirely helpless and whose limbs greatly swollen and d
ored DAYS been able attend 10 THEN out do bust
ness three weeks entirely restored TO health and
ygof TED z-ih-
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COUGHS, COUGas..CoxBY~ COUCH te.1en

COUGHS, CDUGHS.-CoSBYH COUCH i~zen
" rs prepared by C'royn Co, $40 Holhan, London
Lozenrers universally allowed by physicians OF the
highest Standing he e the best aon for he cure OF
Coughs Cold Ashmas &c. T TO the public; many thou
sand persons hive experienced their happy ssluay effects
whom have been by nnsic aud umpive complaints
reduced the brink o the grave. They free and
exprcoration and tendency 10 inflammation sore
the difficulty &C hraih ard the
oppression which expiration &c Price 50 cents
box .inse will he found slh lent the m M
obstE;s For sale by ~. cot x, chem &c ISL Pearl
of frankfort ST. franklin Square, the only agni for the
sty. ian Z7-lm*
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N.-Dr Lvemtn's Balm e Gltad.-
- Rain IN al The different the b medicine
nd should always have r its medic nal properties truly
Frr sale nv Patrick Deke AIS Bio dWay; j. Svme. O.
" wtrv. Price 81 h,ttl~. fb9f
INFALLIBLE WORM LICENCES. for destroying
the long end ia the ute tines OF Children and
per and At hr n- quite paaabe, for sale. with direo
t'o,-, by the nusciuisr.
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VALUABLE DISCOVERY! READ THIS!!
DR. E. VI. GuIONS UNIVERSAL PLAsI ER, roR TIE

DR. s. n GJjIoN's UNIVERSAL PLAsTE r. FOR THE
CURE OF CHILBLAINs CORNs, RHEUMATISM AND
SORES OF ALL KINDS.-This truly valuable PLASTER has
generally used and already given entire satisfaction curing
all sf the above Affections the universal relief that Affords IN cases
Chblain and Coms sufficient establish its efficacy; Is
the public and speedy remedy for OF the
named diseases; be obtained III Bowery corner
The following among the number ct
testimonials gready received.
New York, Jan % 1886.
Dr. E. NJ Gnion Sir: should be wanting in duty you
this method Of te.sng the lasting benefit have
Of Universal Plaster, in curing
frozen feet after trying every remedy could hear Of without ec
speedy relief improbable when state that after had
hours the had e them entirey-you may
make what Of this letter you please
Your obliged servant
Signed H. THOMAS.
Prooklyn, L. l., January 90, 1886.
Dear Doctor which stated had plagued me
long exhausted all patience in trying to curehave
been DESTROYED and branch the Of Universal
Plaste-hch for kindness recommending return you
ma thanks. Yours &C. ~.-
feb 9-eo2m r. CoNONEk
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Yellow Creek, CarrOIltOm &

ZOAR RAIL ROAD COMPANT.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stock Hold
ers that on the ttrenty third day of Feb
ruary 1886, between the hours of 10 o.
clock A M. and 4 o'clock P. M an cleo.
ton for THIRTEEN DIRECTORS Of
the Yellow Creek, CarroltOn and Zoar
Rail Road Company, will be holden at
the Court house in Carrollton.
By order of the board,
JOHN MCCORMICK, Sec'y.
Dec. 25th, 1895.
The editors of the SeubenviIle Gazette
Tuscarawas Advocate, and Ohio RepoSl-
tory, will, each, give the above three IN
sertions, and forward paper containing
the advertisement, and bill to the Secre
tary for payment.
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PROSPECTUS
For the continuation Of the
CARROLL FREE-PRESS.

NNHEinterest of William Johnston, Esq.
- in this establishment, having been
transferred to John Christy, the Free
Press wall in future be conducted by
PEARcE g. CHRIsTY. The political CON-
plexion orthls paper will not be changed
the editors being firm in their determl-
uation to preserve its neutral character
The transfer from Mr. Johnston to Christy,
has been made with the hope Of ensuring
the continuation ola newspaper IN Car.
.rollton: And with this view, the editors
appeal to the people Of the county for a
patronage equal to the merits and impor
tance Of their enterprise, One Of the ed
itors being a practical printer, and having
determined to devote his time exclusively
to the interest of the paper, It is confident
Iy hoped that, with reasonable increase
Of their subscription list, the Carroll Free
Press may be continued to the mutual ad
vantage Of both subscribers and publish
ers.
OF the convenience and necessity Of
4 public Journal, published at the county
| seat, every citizen of the county must be
convinced; and the editorstrust that, the
people Of Carroll will sustain them intheiI
efforts to promote public good, and TO SO
cure an honest maintenance.
TERMS The Free Press will he pub
Iished every Friday morning, at Two Dol
lars per annum, payable half yearly in
advance. Ifpayment be delayed unit
after the end OF the year, 50 so will be
required. But as payment IN advance i:
| for the interest of all parties, this mode
isIrespectGuIly recommended.
| Advertisements inserted at the usua
| rate. All communications addressed tt
the Editors must be post paid.
J. PEARCE s. ]. CHRlSTY.
Carrollton, Carroll Coo Sept. 1885
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JAcZseN 8 g-aRNAN,
Cabimet-M lkers,

Beg leave TO announce TO the citizens
of Carollton, ard to the people general
ly, that they have formed partnership
in the
CABIIVETMAKING BUSINESS;
and that they are prepared TO execute all
work in their line, in neat, substantial
and fashionable manner. They are de-
termined 10 work none but the best nate
rials, and to employ none but the first
rate workmen. Particular attention will
br paid to the style OI finishing their work,
and every exertion on their part will 10
made to render satisfaction to all who may
avor them with custom. Purchasers are
respectfully invited 10 call at Jackson's
old stand Immediately South Of the Court
house, and examine Jackson and Tier.
mans.
ABTNET-WARE consisting of al.
most every article OF Cabinet-Furniture
in use in this section Of the country.
N. B. All orders for work will be thank
fully received and promptly attended to.
JACKSON & TIERNAN.
Carro|Iton, Oct, 50th 1885
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ON THE SANDY &BEAVER CANAL

yin E1E OhLNDA y DHEA' HAS tNN
TVHE subscriber offers at private sale
35 or so TOWN LOTS in
Hamilton's Addition to the town of
WAYNESBUGH, Stark County, Ohio.
These Lots are beautifully situated i'm.
mediateIy on the Canal, lat the point
where tits crossed by the great highway,
from Steubenviile 10 Canton;) and, IN
part, along bluff which affords the most
commanding and advantageous sites for
WAREHOUSES;. Near the centre oil
the plat, there will be large and 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 a fertile
and poPulous country: and, in the opin
ion Of commercial men, promises TO be-
come the most important point on the
Sandy and Beaver Canal. Persons de-
sirous to make purchases of lots in a
place every way eligible for business,
will do we'll to call oa the subscriber,
who will make the terms known, and
warrant the title to purchasers.
ANDREW HAMILTON,
Waynesburgh, Oct. 18th, 1885.
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ENHE CARROLL FREE PRESS, is
- published every Friday by PEARcE
AND CHR1sTE, at 50 per annunI, payable
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layed until after the end of the year $2,-
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Communication must be postpaid.
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GTA very limited number of com
plete sets of Library aud Port Folio,
at the original subscription price, may
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ry has been published three years aud
the Port Folio one; an individual may
now form club by himself, and by
paying for the past three years and
The volumes for 1886 of the Library,
aud the Port Folio for 1885 and 1886,
the whole can be had for $40. For
this an amount Of matter may be pro.
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stamped as truly valuable and unique
Of its kind. This privilege must.
however, be of brief continuance.
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THIRD VOLUME OF THE
OHIO @ARN1I@R
AND WESTERN HoRTICULTURIsT.

Ia presenting prospectus for the third
volume Of the Ohio Farmer to the public,
the Editor conceiVes it unnecessary to
enter into minute detail Of its charac
ter and object. These have been clearly
evinced since its commencement, and
from the high testimonials received from
Agriculturlsts and Horticu;turists Of the
first standing and intelligence, he is not
without hope that bis labors have been
Of some service to the cause of Western
Agriculture, and that there has been, at
least partial satisfaction to those who pat
ronlse the work.
There was never period of deeper In
terest to the cultivators Ofthe soil in the
great valley o: the Mississippi than the
present. There never was time when
anteiIigence could be put to better uses
when knowledge was of greater advan'
ta5e. 1t is The era ofadvancement IN the
art and science Of the cultivation of the
earth, and the improvement of useful ami
mails. And he who refuses to keep pace
with the times, by informing himself ot
what is transpiring Ground him, will loose
more than half the pleasures and advan
ages oi his own .age-The certainty ofa
ready market and d rich reward for all
the productions Of the earth should be "a
double stimuIent to increase the quaint
ty.
The OHIO FARMER will be devoted
toORIGINAL ESSAYS, and art icles select
ed from the best works, and occasionally
illustrated by ENGRAVlNGS, No agri
CuIturalIwork ever published 10 the West
has been so literally supplied With origl'
nal articles, the mostef which have been
copied and received a wide circulation in
other papers The culture of sol-im-
provement Of anlmals-of garden Vegeta'
bles- Of Agricultural implements, and
Geology Botany, ChymisVryo dc. &c
will receive due attention.
SILK - As the culture ofithis new al
ticIe of wealth and Industry, lsexciting
universal interest through the whole coun
try, we contemplate .devOtiRg a sufficient
portion of the Volume of the Farmer tc
this subject, to give all new beginners q
fair start, who may wish to enter into
the business, either on large or a small
scale, from the sowing of The mulberry
seed to the reeling and manufacturing Of
the CocOOns, coIouring dc.
Each Volume of this paper is furnish
cd with Title Page and Index, express
ly for binding, and will make about 200
pages, The first number of tlre Third
Volume will be published on the lst day
Of January, 1885. -
CONDITIONS.
The Farmer is published twice a muath
at al 90 in Advance. All notes on SOL
vent Banks received. Payment may be
made at our risk, free Of postage. Per.
sons obtaining 5 subscribers and forward
ing the money, shall receive a copy fol
their trouble.
erEditors, who wish 10 receive the
Third Volume will please publish the l.
bOve, and forward their papers for ex
change.
Columbus, Ohio, Novembe r, 1885. p
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CarroIlton, Dec 4lh 1885.
ADMIAISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
MOTlCE is hereby given, that all per-
&N sons indebted to the estate ofStephen
Maxwell, late Of Orange Township, Car
roll county, Ohio, deceased, are required
to make immediate settlement with the
subscriber; and all who have claims a
gainst said estate will present them legal
" proven for settlement within twelve
months from this date.
BENZ AMIN PRICE, Admir-, Of
STEPHEN MAXWELL, dec.
Nov. 9th 1885.
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THE SECRET PRAYER.

Il was o still and solemn hour,
In an Isle of The southern seas,
And slowly the shades Of night were
swept
Away by the morning breeze,
When lonely son Of Britain stood,
With cheek and brow Of care,
Seeking amid the solitude
Aplace ofsacred prayeE
No ear to hear in that silent glen,
No eye but the eye of God;
Vet the giant fern gave back voice,
AS forth the wanderer Irud;
They we're broken words that met bis
eur;
And name was mingled there;
al was the name Of Christ he heard
And the voice Of secret prayer
A native Of that savage isle
From The depths oil his full heart cried,
Tor mercy, for help, in the hour Of heed,
For faith 10 the Crucifed!
and peace and hope were in those tones,
So solemnly sweet they were,
For He answers while yet we call
Had blessed that secret prayer.
The morning dawned on that lonely spot,
But lar more gloriousday
Game with the accents Of prayer and
praise
On the indians lip for lay.
The first, the first that called on God
In those regions Of Satans cNreR
The first whohad breathed 10 his naive
tongue
The language of secret prayer,
And he who that hslowed music heard,
The missionary LONE
oh! thejOy that thrilled thrO' his yearning
by stranger may not be known.
But he kntlI, and blest the hand tha:
sent,
Ia The hour ofhis deep despair,
Comfort and strength TO his faining soul
With tho voice Of that secret prayer.
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DissOIutiOn Of Partnership.

NNHE Partnership lately existing be-
- tween Johnston aud Pearce, as pub
fishers ofthe Carroll Free Press, has been
dissolved by consent All who have claims
against the late firm, are requestedto pre-
sent their accounts for settlement, 10 j.
Pearce, to whom oil debts due the firm
must be paid without unnecessary delay.
VIM. JOHNSTON,
JOHN PEARCE.
Carrolton Oct. 1858
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CONDITIONS.
TocEET-9.oE LOST!

LOST IN CarrolIton, or somewhere IN
this vicinity, small leather Pocket-BOok
much solled by use, containing six dol
lars an money - the same being one bank
bill of $3, one Of$l; ard two dollars IN
silver; with several notes ofhand amour
nug(ss nearly as recOllocted,) to twenty y,
one dollars. A reasonable REWARD will
be given to any person who may have
found said pocket book, and will return
Il with its contents 10 the subscriber.
JOHN SALMON.
Dec. 18th, 1885.
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New Grocery Store.

New Grocery Store.
|NNHE subscriber has just received amp
is now opening, in the long white
house formerly occupied by DIR. Patton,
fronting the Public Square, well selec
ted supply of
GROCERIES,
Consisting in part, OF Teas, Sugar Cof
fee, MoIasses, MackareI, Tobacco, Se-
gars, Spices, Pepper, Ginger and Indigo,
Lead, Powder and Shot, Soap, Shoeblack
ing, Alum, Pearlash, Cotton Batting
Ralsius, Conlectionaries &c. &c. All
of which he will sell on the most reasona
BILE terms for cash, OF approved country
produce.
S. G MARKER.
Carrollton, Dec, 4h 1895.
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ADMINS IRA TORS NOTICE.
NJ Office is hereby given, tina, all per
sons indebted to the estate of Daniel
Berleene, late Of Orange Township, Car
roll county, Ohio, deceased, are required
to make immediate settlement with the
subscriber; and oil who have claims a.
gainst said estate will present them legal
ly proven for settlement Mithin twelve
months from this date.
ELIZABETH BERLEENE,
Administrative
Nov. 9th. 1885,