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Town Lots

ON THE SANDY 8rBEAYER CANAL
TNHE subscriber offers at private sale
95 or 30 TOWN LOTS in
Hamllton's Addition to the town of
WAYNESBUGH, Stark County, Ohio.
These Lots are beautifully situated i'm.
mediately on the Canal, (at the point
where it is crossed by the great highway,
from SteubenviIle to Canton;) and, IN
part, along bluff which affords the most
commanding and advantageous sites for
WAREHOUSES;, Near the centre OF
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 fertile
and populous country: and, in the oPin
ion Of ofcommercial 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 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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CASH WAN led.
FAIR WARNING.
Last Notice, aoithoat respect TO Persons.

A LII persons knowing themselves in-
IN debled to the subscriber, are re-
quested to make immediate payment on
or before the first day of September next,
or they will find his Books, Due bills,
and Notes at the Esdure's for collection.
Wheat, Flaxseed, and Cash wild be
taken in payment.
Dear friends and customers, fail not
to attend TO this notice fer fear Of costs.
1t is not my will, could l only help it,
no offence.
The subscriber also has a small and
fresh assortment Of Goods, which he will
sell very low for Cash or Produce ia
hand. No Books will be kept.
DAVID HERSH.
Harrisburph AUG, Id, 1885.
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SIX CENTS REWARD!

Ran away from the subscriber residing
in Union Township, Carroll county, o.,
on the I'd inst. an indented apprentice
named Mary Ann CoAlman--the above
reward, but no thanks, will be given to
any person who may return said girl to
tho subscriber.
JOHN DEEMS.
Dec. 4th, 1885,
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE

Solomon Bshigo was discovered sitting
at an unreasonable hour, on the top OF a
wood pile at the Drawbridge. The night
was warm and serene, the stars winked
gently at drunken Solomon, the waves OF
the Delaware murmured against the
Wharyes in hoarse and drowsy tones, and
the aromatic cutters leaped into the flash
ing stream; with voice almost arlculate
ofperlect joy. Nota discord presumed
to mar the harmony of the midnight hour
save sullen tones of the district watch
proclaiming the hurried course of never
aIring time; yet even these were sottened
down to a perfect keeping with the scene
The dogs walked silently and even the
hogs grunted their delight in modulatIon.
Cares that killed cat, if we may credit
the immortal Shakespeare, seemed d to have
shut up,' and peace ruled supreme in eve
ly breast, but that ofSolomon, who sat on
the wood pile, like patience on monu'
ment. Alas, said he, as he drew his rev
elled sleeve athwart bis beaming nose
with scientific back handed notion
."alas, philosophy without liquor is no
great shakes. W?s there ever u phlloso
pher without money or credit2 ! doubt ii.
Why then should war against my nature
and patch my ragged fortunes with PhiIos
ophy2-There Is not chap in town who
would take phiosophy's promise to Pny
for three cent smaller. But | must
break this silence. Thoughts muster TOO
strong when silence gives consent. llnr-
ra! fire dog kotcher! murder, Henry Clay
and General Jackson!"
Tho watch who had been observing
Solomon from the shelter of u neighbor-
ing lamp now rushed upon HIM, and COM
mnnded him tohoId his tongue.
"0h ho! you are come. Very well
Walchy, will YOU treat, and stand drop
Of summat good!"
"No | wont. You must make less noise
and give an account Of YOURSELF"
"Griefis dry and am buster, mum
Der 4. But sit down and I'll tell you
story of u life, that will frighten you out
ol seven years growth, | have not had u
glass fany thing to mention these two,
hours. That's none Of } our business you
say however,"
"Why YOU cant stand now, What made
you bluei"
"Sorrow, sorrow is worse than mixing
liquors before breakfast. Sorrow has
weakened my legs and destroyed the bal
ance Of power, Sorrow--lhe washerwom'
an, sorrow,-has shaken her indigo bag
over my fate, and as you say, am blue
--blue as r,zor."
You must go to the Eastern watch
house."
"Am |; Solomon, so fallen as to knock
under mosll Well, we'll exert your brief
authority"
"Why don't you come"
"Thals youraflair, Do you expect me
TO GENE fOI TO 60! You must come to
take me. lam legal tender, and you
have no alternative but to take me. That's
into you, my larky. Give US a touch Of
Rolla-lll play The child"
"Dont be a fool, up and trot."
'LocommO;ives never 60 without steam.
II you will treat, Twill walk. That's the
long and The short Of It.
Assistance and wheelbarrow was pro
cured and the philosopher took his seat
singing
''Farewell thou coast of glory,
but before they arrived at the point propO
eed Solomon was fast a sleep He was
fined and dismissed. philadelphia Pa
.ner.
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PoCEar-a.oK LOST!

LOSFIn CarrolIton, or somewhere IN
this vicinity, small leather Pockel-BOok
much soled by use,-containing six dol
lars IN money the same being one bank
bill of $3, one of$l; and two dollars in
silver; with several notes ofhand amour
nng(Gs nearly as recOllecled,) to twenty
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 to the subscriber.
JOHN SALMON.
Dec. 18th, 1885.
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Carrollton, Dec. 4lh 1885.
ADMINISTRATORS NO YYCE

MOTlCE is hereby given, that all per-
AN 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 wilpresent them legal
Iy proven for settlement within twelve
months from this date.
BENJAMIN PRICE, Adm'r. oil
STEPHEN MAXWELL, dec.
Nov. 9th 1885.
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POETRY.
From the Lady's Book,
LINES ON A YOUNG LADY

LINES ON A YOUNG LADY
Reposing in Death.
BYT. A. woRRALL.
oh, think not the spirit,
Which lately was there
In that image SO beautiful,
In that bosom 80 lair!-
Can pass like dream,
Ia the cold earth decay'd-
The mind cannot perish,
OF so lovely maid!
Those eyes in their glance,
Were more bright than the GEM
And my heart beat more wildly,
AS ! gaz'd upon them.
Those lips, now 50 cold,
And which told me her love,
Seem so like what they once were
That | still think they move.
There's brightness that lingers,
Like the last star of night;
Still shining reluctant
To pass from the sight.
Oh, such are the beautiful,
When hush'd Is the breath;
And the purest in feeling,
Look loveIiest in death!
The calmness-the sweetness,
Which cling round the face,
When the life.spark letires,
The mourner may trace!
Oh, could that bright spirit,
All lovely and fair,
Appear as it now is,
What beauty we're there!
Iweep not--for sweeter
'Tis thus to depart,
Than to live on, and linger
with grief round The heart!
Where the good are at rest
In the day without night;
There her pure soul now breathes
In the spirit Of light!
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Ofa reprint Of the best matter from
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more especially Chambers Edinburg
Journal. Its object is popular in-
struction and amusement, combined
10 such manner as TO enlist the feel i.
ings Of every member of the social cir
Gle. It enjoys an extensive circula-
ton; price to single subscribers not
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NJ Office is hereby given, thai allIper
~ sons indebted tothe estate of Daniel
Berleene, 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
ly proven for settlement within twelve
months from this date.
ELIZABETH BERLEENE,
Administrative
Nov 9th 1695
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- tween Johnston and Pearce, as pub
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JOHN PEARCE.
Carrollton Oct. 1853
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CHARLES NJ. ATaN,
Attorney At Law,

nRACTlCES In the Counties of Co.
lumbiana, Stark, and Carroll. lie
will attend to the collection of claims,
assist administrators, executors, and
guardians, IN the discharge of their du.
Ties; and do any other business apper.
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December 18th, 1885,
Yellow Greek, CarrOIItOn &

ZOAR RAIL ROAD COMPANY.
NOTICE is hereby given to The Stock Hold
ers that on the treaty third day of Feb
ruary 1896, between the hours of 10 o.
clock A Nj. and 4 O'clock p. NJ an cleo.
ton for THIRTEEN DIRECTORS of
the Yellow Creek, CarroIlton 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, 1885.
The editors OF The Steubenvillc Gazette
Tuscarawas Advocate, and Ohio Reposi-
tory, will, each, give the above three IN
sertions, and forward a paper containing
the advertisement, and hill to the Socre-
tary for payment
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The Museum of Foreign Literature
and Science, price Sc 90 per annum,
the Library and Port Folio will be all
supplied for Sl2 90.
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MARBLE YARD,
NUMBER s, WOOD STREET, PITTsBU RG.

MARBLE Mantels, with PiIasters
I've and Columns, Head and Foot
Stones, Monuments, Tomb Stones, Car
ble Counters, Slabs for Pier and Centre
Tables, Slabs for Side Boards, Door SiIs
and Steps, and oil work in the Marble
line.
Orders thankfully received & prompt
ly executed on moderate terms, by
JOHN riley & Co.
June 12, 1895
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New GrOCerY Store.

w" WA NsVAC'
|TNHE Subscriber has just received and
IL is now opening, in the iong white
house formerly occupied by DR.. Patton
fronting the Public Square, we'll selec
ted supply of
GROCERIES,
Consisting in part, OF Teas, Sugar Col
fee, Molasses, Mackarel, Tobacco, Sc
gars, Spices, Pepper, Ginger and Indigo,
Lead, Powder and Shot, Soap, ShoebIack
ing, Alum, Pearlash, Cotton Biting
RaIsins, Coulectionaries &c. &c. All
of which he will sell on the most relsona
'ble terms for cash, or approved country
produce.
S. G. MARKER.
Carrollton, Dec. 4th 1885.
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Harrisburgh, Aug. ID, 1885.
JlsCEsON & n-ERNAN,
Cahinet-WaheFs.

Beg leave 10 announce 10 Ihe citizens
of CarrolIlon, and to the people general-
ly, that they have formed a partnership
in the
CABINET-MAKING BUSINESS;
and that they are prepared to execute all
work in their line, in a neat, substantial
and fashionable manner. They are de-
termined 10 work none but the best mate.
rials, and to employ none but the first
rate workmen. Particular attention will
br paid 10 the style Of finishing their work,
and every exertion on their part will je
made to render satisfaction TO all who may
avor them with custom. Purchasers are
respectfully invited to call at Jacbson's
old stand immediately South of the Court
house, and examine jackson and Tier.
mans.
CABINET 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 ethank
fully received and promptly attended to-
JACKSON 81 TIERNAN.
CarroEIton, Oct, S0th 1885
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SANDY AND BEAVER
CANAL.


The Stockholders of the Sandy and
Beaver Canal Company are hereby noti-
fed,
INHAT they are required to pay, TO
MICHAEL AFTER, Treasurer, at
the towa of Hanover, or 10 his agents, an
instalmentor FIVE per cent. upon the
capital stoclof said Company, on or be-
fore the sixteenth day of February next
being the eighth instalment,
BY order the Board.
CHALES d, HOSTETTER,
Sec'ry
Office Of the Sandy & Beaper ca.
nal Ccgpany, Dec. l, 1885, 5
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5000 FRENCH BURR BLOCKS.
q ELECTED at the Quarries in France
Ojust receiving by latest arrivals,
where are also TO be had, the Burr Mill
Stone, warranted equal to any in the
United States,
JOHN RILEY,
No. s, Wood street, Pittsburgh
June l9, 1885.
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ONE CENT REWARD,
Ran away from the subscriber, on the
10Th October, in Jefferson Township, Car
roll county, Ohio, d bound girl aged near
ly Id years, named Nancy CockrelI.-
The above reward will be given TO any
person bringing her backto me, but no
thanks.
SAMUEL DOWELL.
Nov. Goth, 1885.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Vacation after November Term, 1885.
Andrew J. Burchard I
and Wife Upon Petition
pS. for Partition.

John Lockard ct al.
EDY virtue of an order of the Court Of
IT'D Common Pleas Of Carroll county,
Ohio, made at the November Term, A. d.
1885, IN the above mentioned case, will
offer for sale at auction a! the court house
in said county, on Thursday the 4th day
Of February, 1896, the following descrl
bed property, viz: The south west quarter
Of Section 30, Township IA and Range
+, in the SteubenvlIo Land District
Sale 10 commence at IL o'clock A. NJ. oi
said day, whou and where the terms will
be made known.
BENJ'N GRIFFITH. Shift
Sheriff. Office, CarrOIIton,
December 18th, 1885
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ONE CENT REV ARD.

Nov. 9th, 1885.
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Groceries al Wholesale.

CATLETT aL HEATON, are just re
ceiRing very General Assortment and
heavy stock of groceries-Pittsburgh
manufactured ARTICLES, &c. &c.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-01-07

November Mfr Barton is not 10 the Pc
land, but is said to have engaged his pas
sage 10 the packet ship to sail on the frs
of December.
The Paris papers are full Of speculation
upon sn alleged secret treaty between
Russia and the United States, by which
in contingencies that might happen, The
numerous ships OF war Of Russia would
be manned by Americans!
Mr.. Barton received his passports on
Tuesday, 10th November. and made i'm
mediate preparations for leaving Paris
The French Chambers are to be conven
ed on the 2Sth December.
The Emperor Nicholas had made a
speech at Warsaw, 10 the PROSTATE Poles
which is spoken of with general cxecra-
ton by all the Paris and London journals
1t is characterised as the effusion of a bru
tai and bloody barbarian.-In the course
OF it he spoke Of the French, as a nation
of rebels and traitors and that, too, 10
the presence OF the French Consul. The
London Times sees in this outbreak, and
in the inexpIicable visit of Ferdinand, tc
Vienna, evidence Of iasaaity-which is in
his blood.
The Temps Of 2ist November, publish.
es this story :. Ii we are well informed, a
curious incident in the history of the world
is in preparation-it is the union rrappro
chementl Of the United States, an indie
pendent republic, with Russia, governed
by Nicholas! The Russian navy, so IN
skilled, feels the necessity Of learning of a
maritime power of the first order, and ii
is spoken Of, as a thing certain, that a Sc.
cret treaty of alliance between the govern
ments of the United States and Russia
exists, a sort Of treaty Of union for future
contingencies. We do not quite believe
this extraordinary intelligence, but it is
affirmed in the best circles. We cite,
however, in lis support, the fact, that Eu-
rope has not paid much attention to the
numerous commercial treaties concluded
between these two countries, respecting
the trade to China and the north-o of Asia
treaties which paved the way for this
political rapproehenent.
The Messenger of the 18th says, Mr.
Barton, whose embarcation at Havre had
been announced, has not yet left Paris
He has indeed changed his residence and
hence the N Of his departure. 1t was
said he would embark at Havre directly
for the United States. London papers,
however. imply that he was expected there
England is said to have offered her me.
diation, through Lord Granville, her Am
bassador at Paris, for the settlement oil
the question between France and US. The
Gazette Of France adds, IS that in thanking
Lord Granville for this offer of mediation
it was intimated that orders had been gi
ven for the equipment of fifteen ships O.
the line and eighteen frigates."
The rumoured alliance between Russia
and the United States, shows how loose
and wild are the political speculatons o.
European journals about us!
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-01-07

VIRGINIA. IN the Circuit Superior Court
Of law and chaucery for Morgan county Octo-
Der Term, 1885.
Israel Daw son, executor al Abraham Dawson,
deed, who was executor of Thomas Williams,
deed. Complainant.
against
Gasaway Cross. William Nicely. and the heirs
of Thomas Williams, deed. DEPENDENTS.
IN CIIANCERY.
THis cause came on 10 be heard this
esd day OF 0eioLer, 1855, upon the bill
answers. and exhibits, aud the report of
Commissioner ReichaEd. aid exceptions
filed 10 said report, and was argued by
counsel, whereupon it is adjndged, order
ed s. derreed hat The same ba recommit
ted 10 Commissioner Rcichard with in {
structions.
LIST 10 state end settle the account 0
Abraham Dawson 8. William Nicely, as
Executors Of Thomas Williams deceased.
Cd To state an account Of the said ex-
ecntors with all the distributes Of said
Thomas Williams deed exhibiting the
various payments made TO said distribu-
tees, and the balance, if any, due to them
or to the Executors The said Commits
%sioner in stating the above counts il
10 take The settlement made in the county
court OF Hampshire en- the 18th day of
March, 1875, as The basis OF bis settle
ment except. so Far rs the same may be
surcbarged and faisiiied by evidence ex-
hibitcd before him and 10 allow such
additional payments. since the date Of
that settlement as may be sustained by
satisfactory testimony And the Com'r
in making distribution amongst the child.
rem is 10 appor,ion the moneys Arising
frem the sales OF the personal property
equally among all the children Of Ihos.
Williams, deed except where any per-
sonal property has been bequeathed BY the
will Of said Williams deed.
3dly The commissioner is directed 10
state & settle The smoan, Of israel Daw
son as executor Of Abram Dawson decd
SO far as the same is connected With the
ESTATE of Iho's Williams decd.
4lhly The said commissioner is further
directed TO report The amount Of person
al property, purchased by Gassaway Cross
of The executors Of This Williams, deed
and which remains unpaid for by him
Together with any other matters deemed
peitinent by himself or which any Of the
parties may require 10 have stated and 10
make bis report in time for a decree at
the next Court
A Copy,-Tesie.
JACOB REtCIiARD. c c.
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TRUST SALE.

1AA12& [1LL
N pursuance Of The provisions OF a deed
IL Of trust, executed to me as trustee, by
Jacob V. GorrelI and Mary his wife, dated
the lst day Of December, 1884, and Of re
cord in the. Clerks Office Of the county
court of Berkely. TO secure a debt due to
the executors of Abraham Gofrell, decd
will offer for sale. to the highest bidder.
for Cash, on SATURDAY. the S0th day OF
the present month, before the Court house
door, in Martinsburg. that handsome, well
formed iron. grey seed horse, called
SOUTHERN ECLIPSE;
late the property of the said Abraham
EGorrell, deed. Also, if Unnecessary, TO pay
debts secured by the deed Of trust, all the
estate, right, title. and interest of the said
Jacob Y. GorreH, in and TO the estate Of
his father, Abraham Gorrell. decd.
Also, all the estate, right, title. interest,
and property of the said Jacob V. Gorrell
and Mary bis wife, in and 10 the Land de.
rived from the estate Of the said Mary's
father, Nathan Vanmetre. deed.
WASHINGTON EVANS,
Trustee
January 4. 1s36.-St
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rARyw rcR SALE.

.gESHE subscriber intending to remove
q to the west, will sell at private sale,
the FARM on which he resides, consist
ing of ABOUT $50 ACRES, It's of which
is cleared. and in a good state of %cultiva
ton; the balance well timbered. There
are on the premises a comfortable LOG
DWELLING with a Kitchen attached; a
good Log Barn, with sufficient StabIins; a
Smoke House; Corn House; Spring and
Dry House, SC. There are several fine
springs of never failing water on the farm
and running in various directions through
it. Also, two very fine Apple Orchards OF
grated fruit. and an excellent Peach Or.
chard Of choice fruit. and a sufficiency OF
pears, plumbs. and cherries.
The above described farm is in healthy
situation, in Berkeley County, Virginia,
Immediately on the Potomac river, about
two miles above Williamspsrt. and in
view Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
for several miles. Any person wishing to
purchase can know the terms by applying
10 The su bscriber, living on the premises.
THOMAS LEMON.
December "a, 1S35.-3w.