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Resides 2jG bbls. Rye Flour; 81 hhds. and
ia bbls. Corn Meal
GRAIN - Uhsaf--An import of 500 bush
els German Wheat reached the market on Sa-
iurday last and was promptly taken 10y mil
lerV al 81 per bu,hel II was Of very tine
quality, and ~ beautiful condition TODAY a
sale of Susquehsnna prime red, IN best order
was made at ! 81 per busheI, and parcels of
strictly prime quality are now considered
worth that price
Rys-Has declined m price We note sales
Of Spsguehanna IL 80 el~. and 4 parcel IN
ported from Bremen, Iight. 20 - cts
Oats Sales of several thousand bushels
Susquehanna al - 81 cents. We quote Nd
and Virginia at - cents.
PROV lSiONS. - Western Bacon continue.
IN modcrata demand and sales Of assorted
were made throughout tle week IT lOi | I
rts. Ter IT, cash. according T. quality and con
diiion sales sl-o II Mridling. ~ ~ cts II
shoulder. ~ ~ cts and sc Hams. which 1r,.
very dull a. ~ a ~ cents Wo quote No I
Western Lard al iG cents.
WIIiSkEN .-- Limited sales e hhls have
taken place At - ccnts. and We continue 10
quote thr sane price to-day
AtftA~pRtt. June o.
FLOUR We quote the wagon price ~
~ = 70 but hear of ~ Transactions from
stores, except be- a. retail Ny
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23

gVVuAT eon,H,oslious sTokE-uC CAR ~
thsrivssoa FORMERLY 0sBsd so o.
cup,sd by the late ismili0a 1sasrsoa.
IOs 7. DAUGNENTT.
.gnsyA,s ioy srssiio7i n ~ J,esrpsa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23
.N'OTECE.

.VHE NOTES gwen At the sale of the
n personal property belonging Ia the e.
tate Of Mr. JANES hurst, decd. became
due on the 27th day Of May. i-JG 81.
situation 81 the Estate - such - viii requtre
prompt payment. Indulgence csnuut DO
gwen. ROBLRI SLLMONS.
June &C., l-36 .ifar
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23

Tr0Hf Safe.

ny virtue Of deed of trust. from Joseph
NE Russell, dated the Iiih Of April. isJJ.
and duty recorded ~ the CLERK. Odics of
Jefferson county, 10 secure 10 John Duke the
psy meut Of a certain sum therein mention
cd, the subscriber, A. trustee. will oder for
sale, on Saturday the "a day Of Jaig n,ri, on
Camp Hill, near IIsrPcrS Ferry, the follow
ing proPery. to wit:
Three feather beds, } bedstesd.. with bed
ding, eight-day clock. tables. chairs, I
bureau, chest, tn ,Afc. aud other ARTICLES
named ~ SAID deed.
Terms cash. The sale IN commence at .
o'clock. p ~ JOHN CHAPMAN.
June 10. l-JG-3 Trudss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23

On ths lth instant. by The Rev q Wet.er
Mf FuEsrnS PWsHs,v % Mrs EtEsrErn
ii.Ea. 10th Of jefferson county
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23
Drugs, .Hcdicimcs, Paints,
Sc. A.r

l. now very complete, and ~ill ensble him
10 meet ever, demand during the present
anc approaching season.
has also within a few days past re-
u ceVed n large assortment Of school
Books, Paper. States, Ink, lin small bottles, }
ink-Stands, Quills, black aud red Waters
and Sealing-w sN-Blank Books Of many de-
>eriptions. including variety Of Pocket Me
morandum Books.
Among the School Books, are Olne,'s Ge-
ograPhy and Atlas, Coml,'s Spelling Book,
ard several other kinds which he has been
recently out Of
June 25, 1896
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23

Take .HSftee.

a IL persoos indebted "a The sstats OF
IA Dawn ". Srvpra, decd, OF the cra %
Ssrprs d CLr,siAsp, BY bod. soss, 90
book account. which ere nov dee. ere b.
formed that u settlements b not made 49,
fore August Court, suits will b eseoght 90
that Court, in oil eases, without respect 10
persons. The situation Of the estate 10 sseh
Oh nj demands speedy settisment
HENRY u. GARNhART. .5S~'v.
June l6, lS36-6t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23

iht NtN-toRh MCRnLR.--t onslderaple
excitement still prevails in the city Of New
York. IN relation to the murderer Of Ellen
Je~eu. Several respectable Papers in the
city have undertaken 20 reopen tho whole
matter, and To Keep alive the public excite
ment by an exhibition Of imaginary testimony
against Robinson. the late prisoner, aud the
imputaton Of unworthy motives in the Court
aud the prosecuting Attorney. The Attorney
General IL charged with corrupt practice ~
neslccting In produce available testimony a.
gainst RobinsOn-thc ermine of the Bench T.
assailed-and persons have gone 10 the pre-
siding officer OF the Court ~ demand Of him
an account Of the manner and motives Of his
Judicial course-and some propose that Ro-
b'n,on be again arrested on a charge of arson.
IN order that the case may undergo another
Judicial investigation The Times, the Even
ing Post the Sun, and the Courier < Enquirer.
all speak Of Robinson's guilt They contend
that he had every advantage in the trial. and
that most important links Of the evidence were
omitted from neglect or design. Tho sun
boldly proclaims him the murderer of Ellen
Jeweu, and undertakes TO prove II To the sa-
tisfaction Of every honest man in the country -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23

The runor Of Gen. Houslons iEicntion 10
rrt Washington Is unfoua8sJ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23

4 Lecture 0n Orsgsa Gas With beautiful
experiments, M Saturday next, ~ The Aeade-
my, a. O'Clock. y -. June %
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23
WOOL.


'HNIIE sub,eribeS is rseeiyisg ., his stose,
she yhsFdstovR. aDd 81 hn store - hlh
Brsnrh general sapply u Nee snd ChssP
GOODS. 60 -hieb he 's''iss u" i'ssa'os
"a h., 1r,~p,is. customers ssd The psvi's
JuIS Y COOHUB.
sh-phstd.io~p. juas 2. isJs.
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Estray Horse.

WDURSUANT To . warrant to Us directed.
II We have this day VIewed nm esirHy
horse, ,h-~p To w by BsnJamin L"ckhsrt. 81
Berkeley county, and do find the sans Ia be OF
black colour. 6 or years obi. about "a hands
high. fresh scsr on the len h'ns leg, sPl'~i
on the right four leg. slightly marked With
tie saddle, and M marks of harness, PAGES
and trotS. and DO sppTaNe the same nj eighty
DOLLAR CsTtIhed under our hands this ltth
DAY Of June, 1876.
ANDREW RAMSEY,
HENRY SWIMLEH,
WILLIAM FIRTH.
The owner ~ the above estrsy 70 requested
To- come formard. comply - hb ths requ'sItlOos
of the law, aud take him away.
BENJAMIN LOCkaART.
June l6. 1886
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23
.V'OTECE.

T>HE subscribers having administered up
Il on the estate Of MAL.rB Sr,LI,. deed,
requests all persons indie ted To make pa,
ment n soon - possible; and those having
claims. will please present them, properly
authenticated. for settlement.
JACOB SrALEY,
STEPHEN STALEI.
June u. 1896. -5t .fdn'rs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23
Estray Mare.

"TE, the unders'gned. being frat duly
Wv sworn. have viewed en- s.irsy mare,
shown 20 NJ by Jacob Rohey. end do ind her
TO be OF = BAY colour. about THREE yesrs old,
her right fore foot white. sud sone whit. on
the lett. hs- . white ring srouod the neck,
lsuPPosed To have been done by halter .,
near fifteen hands high, has . shoe on one 81
her fore feet. and . very small star IN the
forehead supposed to be half blood-d--
And ~e do spPr,ise sad mare st the sum oi
seventy five dollars. Given under our hand.
this 10Th day Of June, 1876
JAMES fLORE.
g. W. LAKELAND
HUMPHREY kElES.
stF'The owner Of the above e.trsy i. re-
quesied 40 come forward. comply with the
terms Of the Law. and take her awav.
JACOB ROBEY.
juno ~, iS36.-'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23

Has lately received gsnsrsl assortment
H ~ sPRiNG AND ~ NNER GOODS
Tte invites the s,ieBtion ~ th,.-. v b. ~ g.
p'rohs.s, b. hi. stnsk 81 tirths. Spsimet
18th, and Ca..im,r,. DC h,, .i-o lsi.i ~
received
T. Maccifa.
Pure Pale. and Brown sh,fry.
Oil Port WINS.
T. y. Tsnsfhe.
I0tiied Ciarst,
superior ODD Pale Brandy
Charsnie. ID
lle eonhds ntly recommends the Wmss ~
Liguor, h. ihoss rho may vish " ct ihsui
hnS Sbd pife.
Sbspl.srdstovn Nay ~. i-3C-6~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23
NO TECE.

FUVO sober and industrious JOURNEY
IL MAN BLACKSMITH Who uaderstasds
h. trade. will be given the highest wages
and constant employment, u i@asd'sts .P-
pi,cat'on be made. bLT-No nistshe MO
ney al tbs stand. NATHAN BARNS.
M'ddlsuay, Jef Co We
Juno l6, ls36.-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23

Gov. Hill, in his first message TO the
Legislature of New Hampshire, speaks
of the President as having been con-
stantly annoyed by the opportunities
ofindlscrect friends
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23
Trust S0iP.

nY virtue Of deed Of trust. gwen by
40 solomon Entler. decd, 1" the under
signed, Trustee for the benefit oi John ~
AcEndree, bearing date on the 18th d, 81
January, i-36, and now 81 record ~ the
county court Of Jefferson county, and under
aud M pursuance at a decree az the circuit
superior court Of law and CHANGER, Tor JEFF
ierson couoty, pronounced on the 9Th day OF
June. 1896, ~ a 'uit therein depending, be
tween Mary EnIIeT. widow Of solomon INT
Ter, plaintiff. and John 81. Nc Endrre, Henry
Bedinger, and the heirs If Solomon Entier,
defendants, I will proceed To sell, Co the
highest bidder. on Saturday the 9Th day of
July next, IN front Of Mr.. DANIEL ENTERS Ia
vern, IN ShePherds,o~n, that
HOHse and Lot,
With all its sPPurienanee,. situated upon
New Street IN SAID town. formerly the resi-
del Of tho late solomon Eniler.
Terms-Eight hundred dollars Of the Pur-
chase money IN cash, and the residue an
equal instalments OF six, twelve, and ,,gh-
teen mon,hs-lo he secured by bonds with
good personal security, and = deed of trust
upon the premises
H. BEDiNGER, Trustee,
June I6. 1916
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23
VMIMabIe Farm for Safe.

VNIMabie Farm for Safe.
n OFFER for sale the Farm on ~h,ch re-
n SIDE. formerly owned by MIR Bennett
u lies on the Potomac river. one sud half
miles above Shephs rd,to~n. u contains
I23 ACRES
OF 6rst.raie limestone Land, about 20 acres
Of which - ~ iimbeT The impro,cm,
are, = new log dwelling, a Kitchen. aud all
other necessary uYi-buildings.
49, r VI BRISCOE
June IG Is76 If
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23

BALTIMORE MARKET

For the Tesk ending Friday er,ning, Jun, IL.
CATTLE.-The limited supply Of Beef on
the hoof in the market during the past week
has caused an advance IN prices; we quote to-
day 1t So 81 a 9.
flSH.-In the early part Of the week. sales
Of Herring, were made at 81 ~ per Dbl. but
since then all IN market has been stored, and
holders ara now very firm at , 10, AT which
rate considerable sales were made. Sales Of
No. North-Caroliua Shad at 10 dolls per
barrel, very brisk.
FLOUR oicard Street.-The store price
has been uniform throughout the week al 81,
and sales continue Co he made at that rate to-
day. In the early part Of the week the wagon
price was -, but It has since advanced, and
we nov quote It at 6 - y 6 S7i
Inspections for the week eRding on Thurs
day evening, comprise the following kind, and
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,


lass A. Tor is16. To b~ drawn ~ Washing.
ton city, u. e, on Thursday. July 2l't,
Is1c
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23
Capital Prize
IOO.O(DO DOLLARS.

HviiE most brilliant scheme ever drawn
IL IA the Unitrd States. ContsIning Onl,
7.It0 tickets. SO No. Lottery, , drawn bat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23

We learn from the National lniolligcncer,
that the water Is again admitted into tho Ca
nal from HarPers-ferry TO Georgetown, and
that large number OF boats. frrightcd with
produce, arc already on their way down 10
market The short Duration Of the Interrupt
ton which the navigation has experienced. i,
satisfactory proof tina, the injury stained by
tho canal during the late great frcshet IN the
river, Is far less than was anticipated, whilst Il
reflects credit upon those in charge Of the ca
nal, for the promPutude with which the da-
images have been repaired.
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James Brown,


On HE Cariesiorn .7poihecmy a,
Book STORE,
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Periodical Literature.
CINCINNATI MIRROR.
Ehted by W D Gallagher S'T II ShreVe.

E lifted by W d Gallagher 3rT II Shreve.
NEW vnLUM JU>T CoMMENCED.
CIRCUMS rANCES connected with
" Mr. MarshaI's private arrange
ments, having induced him TO discontinue
'The Buckeye that publication, in ac
cordance with The wish of large majorl'
ty ofits subscribers, will be issued here
after under lis old title, the CINCINNATI
MIRRoR'
The Undersigned, in becoming the pro-
prielOrs Of this extensively circulated pc
riodical, have the qualification of stating
To The old friends Of the Mirror and TO
the more recent subscribers to The Buck
eye, that Messrs. William D Gallagher
and Thomas Fl. Shreve will resume its
editorial maragement. In mentioning
the names Of these gentlemen, whose in
duslry and literary qualifications are so
we'll known, the publishers deem it super
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NOTICE.

BY virtue oil a writ of ii IA It lev ia is
sued out Of the court Of Common Pleas 10
and for the county Of Carroll in The State
OF Ohio, and to me directed, there viii be
sold at public sale, on Saturday, the 30h
dny Of April next, at the door Of the Court
House, in CArrolIlon, Carroll county o.,
between tho hours Of o'clock A. M
and 2 o'clock P. M. all the Right, Title,
Interest and Claims Of Alexander Mr. Coy
in and to an undivided tract Of land sItua
ted in East Township, Carroll county, o.
it being the South Eus, quarter of Section
10, Township "a. and Range 4-seIzed
and taken in execution as the property oI
Alexander Mccoy, al The suit of Andrew
Sweany, Administrator Of the estate OF
Patrick Dixon, deceased. ..
B. GRIFFITH, Sheriff,
Carrolllon. March Is 1895.
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Otice.

I viii offer for sale at PLhic Auction
al the the door of the new court house,
between the hours Of 10 and 2 o'clock, on
the | 81 day of April clock, | axe, 2
s,ckIes, aud some other triflIng articles.
WM. JOHNSON, Cnm. of InsOv.
Also, at the sume time and pIa ce, one
bureau, several bedsleads, one table, II
quantity of books, a LOT Of Joiuer tools,
sundry neal and fashionO BILE engravings,
paintings, &c. both with and without
lrames-togelher with some ARTICLES ol
great antiquity and much curiosity,
Feb II, 1886 w, J.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-03-25
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
Vocation Gfter Moo. Tenn 1886.
Wy ss. Ia Partition

:, CARROLL Al ~ County, IS. Ia Partition
Katharine Brewer, widow Of David
Brewer, Elizabeth BerIeene, John Brow
er, Isaac Brewer, Peter Brewer, Ellen
Brewer, and Caroline Brewer, heirs at
Law, Of the SAID David Brewer, deceased,
will take notice, that petition was flied
against them, on The 18Th. day Of Marc h
1886, ia ;he Court Of Common Pleas 10
and for said couaiy Of Carroll, and State
Of OHIO, by Joseph Brewer, and 10 now
pending; wherein said Joseph Brewer de
maadS partition Of the following real es.
tate VIZ; the South East quarter Of section
80, Township IL in Range 6; the South
West quarter Of section 30, Town:hip Is
in Rlnge q; the East half Of The North
East quarter Oh section "a, Township l3
10 Range &; and tie South half Of lhe
E Of the n. E. qiarIer Of section 80,
I'own-IAp l3 10 R G,-Ihst one seventh
part Of SAID bremlses be eparrinoned d sci
uf 10 him 10 severaIty, and lhA, her Dow
er in said lands he assigned the snid
Kath arIne Brewer as WIDOW Of David
Brow er, deceased; and that at lie nexI
term Of saId COuIt, application will be
made Oy The satd Joseph Bower for an
order that partition may be nude Of said
premises.
Pearce, Slarkwealhcr, g. JARVIS,
Attorneys for Dema udaat,
March 18Th, 1888
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-03-25

PHILIP P. Bar soUa, to he en- Asso
ciale Judge Of the United States.
AMOS KENDALL, to be Postmaster
General of The United States.
ANDREW STEVENSON, Of Virginia,
to be Minister 10 Great Brilisr.
JOHN H, EATON, 10 be Minister TO
Spain.
ARTHUR MIDDLETON, 10 be Secre.
tary of Legation to Spain,
RICHARD X. CALL, To be Governor
of Florida, Vice ] H. EAToN.
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= SAES.
william Shielis, Dentist,

Respectfully annouces 10 the cil
zens Of CarroIIton and its vicinity
Iha, he is prepared to porform dental
operations Of every kind, at the Ex-
change, in Carrolton. Ladies will
be waltrd on at their places Of resi-.
dence.
March 18th 1896.
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FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber wishes to sell his iarm
lying on tho waters Of little Connolton,
Oh which there Is grst Mill, with
in eighty or ninety rods Of the dwelling
house. There are about sixty FIVE acres
Of cleared land on said Iarmj fifteen acres
Of which are in grass on the creek bottom.
There are on this tract a number Of nov
er failing springs, two dwelling hOu,es,
and double Barn shielded on Two sides,
and al! covered with shingles.
Said farm lies within two miles Of New
Il rfsbursh, and four from Connollon -
Adjoining with Leonard uersh Esq,
james 8 xter and others
Information can lie had as 10 The situa-
lion, aud terms made known by applying
10 the subscriber living on said land,
..... SAMPSON RICE.
Harrison Tp. Carroll co o,
March 25lh, 1886. ...
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NOTICE

I S hereby given TO ell persons in
teresled, that at my instance q
writ of altschm .nt was his day issued
by James H. Russ, Justice Of The
peace Of Washington Township, in
The County of Carroll, against the
Goods. Chatttls. Righ's, Credits, mo
neys and efecls Of Grafton Baker, On
sbSe nj debtor.
ISAAC JACKSON. one Of the
Trustees o(the Methodist EPiscnpal
Church atCarroiliOn.
March 5Jh 1886.
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MY vi EN- EAL.

MARRlED.-On Thursday, the l7lh
inst by the Rev. Tidball. Mr.. ROBERT
GEORGE ir. son Of the Hon, Robert
George, Of Carroll county, to Miss ANNE
CRABS Of Jefferson county, Ohio.
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Carrclror, March llth 1896.


ES2S-G% ELECTION.
NO llCE is hereby given 10 the
Electors Of The Borough Of Csrrollton,
that there will be an Election held al
the Court Room. on the second Mon.
day (llrh) Of Apr mex, between the
hours Of / and 3 O'clock Of said day,
for he purnose of clecling one Presi.
dent, one Recorder, FIVE Trustees, one
Assessor, one Treasurer, one Tow
Marshal, and one Street Commission
er, sgreelbly TO the Act Incorporating
the Town Of Csrrollton.
THOS. K. HARBAUGH Rec'r.
Carrollron. Iarch lllh, 1886.
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SHERiFF'SSALE.

BY Uutue Of sund'y aOrits Of f ia ct
lcp fd, issued out oftte Court cfCommon
Pleas in and for The county Of Stark in
the State of Ohio, and to me directed.
there toiA be sold at public sale, on Tues
day the 29h day Of March inst. al Bates
Tarera in Mmerrd. { drroA County Ohio
betpcsn The hours IF 10 o'clock A. N. and
S o'clock p. NJ a Ldrge quantity Of
DRYGOODS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE. QUEE \SWARE,
CUTLERY, DRUGS. PAIVTS IRON
WALLS, LEATHER.
together pM general Assortment Of
MERCH4NDISE-S seized and taken in
execution as he property Of Daniel C,
Middleton at The srit Of Daniel Hunter,
as ,eeH as at the suit ofthe Bank Of Mas
silIon. lfSaid goods should not be all
sold on the said 2Dth day Of March; The
sale wiH be continued; by adjournment;
on "Wednesday and Thursday % ard 81
inst J commencing each day at 10 o'clock
A. M and adjourning at 5 o'clock p. NJ
until concluded
B. GRIFFITH, Sheriff.
Of Carroll co.
March 18th 1888.
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NNTICE

l3 hereby given, that all persons who
are indebted to the estate Of Abraham
Crabs, Ine Of Union Township, Carroll
county, Ohio, deceased, are requested to
make immediate paynent TO the subscri
bers, and all who have legal claims "a
gaiust said estate, will present them legal
" prov ,n for settlement within one year
from the date hereof.
PHILIP CRABS, ! 49,,
JOHN CLINrON,} A'"f''
Feb, 2GIh, 1896,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-03-25

see a communication pur forth by 8 X.
Davatt. Said communication, for sour.
rillty and bIackguardism, surpasses any
thing have seen. But low as it is,
there are some expressions in ii, that
leads me 10 beheve yoI had hand 10 1t
may he mistaken. However, not doubt
.ng but you will be willing 10 give our
mill party the fact Of your agency, n any,
in that communication; |, respectfully
put the following queries to you:
LIST Did you aid or assist DdVau in a.
ny way, in writing or preparing his com
rnuuic tion for the Free Pless Of the | llh
instant!
I'd Or have you since Davatl's COM
muncalion has made lis appearance in
the Free Press, declared it wGs "a good
oneS"
Sd. Or do you approve of The wri-
tInRs ofDavau in your behallS
Now s,r, as there is none of our mill
party that will sloop So low as to enter
into controversy with such man as
Davatt, will tell you if you want shot
0t the mill party, you must take the field
yourself, Or send forth some Of your gen
erals that are of much higher standing
than the one Iha; has been 10 your iron
rank.
Yours with respect,
l A MHlPaty man
N B, If the Sheriff is willing 10 en-
ter the field and wishes the writer's
name, the editors will give it 10 him.
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A CALL.

=. N. DAVIS most earnestly
sollcits all who have sccoUCIs with
him, TO call and make settlement.
Many Of The accounts on his books are
Of several years Standing; and, having
prepared himself for sq"ar,ng III, he
hopes this call will be attended to, by
all who are in any way Interested.
= CrrrolIlon. March llth 1886.
N. b. l.. NJ. Davis is determined
to do work cheaper than ever ii has
been done in Csrroliton, heretofore,
and in a neater and much belter man
ner lhan it can be done in any other
establishment Of the kind in The place.
He has just received he latest New
York & Philadelphia ashIons for The
ensuing spring and summer. Cash,
or produce; a, a fair price, will re
taken in avmen, for work.
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March 18th 1888.
TrNAn AcCaCN..

FIN AL ACSSC NJ
NOrlCE-l'he final account Of Isaac
Crumbecker Guardian of John Crumbeck
er, an idiot, (uow deceased) was fled IN
The office Of the Clerk ofthe Conr; OF Com
mon Pleas, CarollCo. o al the November
Term Of said Court A D. 1885.
DANIEL M'COOK Clerk.
February, 10Th 1886.
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Term 1895.
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Samuel HRS

All persons interested will take no
'ice, that Henry Dickinson on The 49, h
day of March A. D. 1886 sued ont a
writ of attachment from The Court Of
Common Pleas, Of Carroll County, &
Sale of Ohio, against Samuel Hrs'.
Tor The sum Of One hundred and Sky
Two Dollars and fifty cents, which
writ has been served and returned.
DANIEL M'COOK Clerk C. C P.
Pedrce, HarktceGther, g. Jarvis
attorneys for Piaintif.
March l5th 1885.
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TO the Sheriff of 9CarroH County
Sr:-In tho
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