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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-05-28
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co,,,, IL l1i-2
ro,, !0 q,
W.. u a
rl,ur C.mdcn Mills, $40, county 6 80 80
Iod&rs ~
aeon. ~
W.t.Lry. b 10
REMARKS.
Co71ov -:,o, much coming IN. We quote -
toll 2rcnts
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-05-28
CA.Dzs, May a; 1895.
.p.a;u JoHx Curs:r1,

>r-rhc c,,,rn. Of Kcrsh:w District held !
,aslc ,ce;,u- IN ,i,c l-,i, INST snd uaan1m"u'sj
ad opted E--..u,."ns, arpsorins ~ th" waIInesi
rnsrac,. ne oouduc, and services. OF the oihcc's
sad pr,,a,cs. o: .hc kcr.!iaw Volunteers, IT
;nc i,,c Scm;nac Campaign Aud as slight 'rs-
..non al ct their appreciation OF The patriotic ser.
wees Of ,ha, corps, nnt"s st'ic' discipline, and
nr-, - ~c1c ,rrya.on.. and ot ihc'F gratitude Tor
he ln;o, .shich ha7 been c"n'e'"a upon heIsha"
Darr'G' by ,hcm gallant am "'Iet'y 'cna''o"I'
have dirrc ,rd the undersigned !" prepare Dinner,
and ark the homo, OF your Company tn paIiakc oi
Il. a,d tbs, Of rou, officers and men.
lapur.nancc of tho above resolution. tne Com
n,,.r havr made arrang"tais,s .os TIC d;auc' on
III, mn juno next, ard beg the aTe' OF your
-otnpsur ~ ,lrai day, and through YOU 10 Jour
rr AN, v.;.cs.s and u;lya:"s.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-05-28

J. W CANTEf,
". LEV !.
JHO BOYklS. Sen.
THOS. l. i\G.
J VI DFSAt SSC RE,
A y. JONES.
G. J SHANNON,
& MAFilf.SDH,
l. L. WHITAKER.
Conriee1.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-05-28

Mar ~ lS,G,
To Gen C..7r, aud o,aru.
Co,nn,.,,cc oi CiuDns h d )
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-05-28

April 9.-l3h
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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-05-20
5EONDITnNS.

FHE OHIO STATE JOURNAL will be
published .on a large and handsome
imperial sheet, twice a week, from
the termination Of the present Session
Of the General Assembly until the
first day ofDecember next,at the low
rate Of Three Dollars for each individ.
ual subscription; but County Commit.
tee, or individuals desirous of prOcu
ring extra numbers for distribution,
may obtain ten copies for twenty-five
Dollars, twenty for Forty!Five Dol
lars, or fifty for One hundred Dollars
payment in all cases 10 be made in
advance.
The weekly Journal will be issued
as formerly; but such of the present
subscri6ers,as may be desirous Of re.
ceiving the semi weekly insits place,
will obtain the'same'upon the pay.
ment 10 advance Of one dollar, in ad.
dition TO their present subscription.
Columbus, Feb. 80, (March'5.) 1886
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-05-20
A CALL.

-. az. DAVIS most earnestly
soIiciIs all who have accounts with
him, to call and make settlement.
Many Of the accounts on his books are
Of seversl years Standing; nd, having
prepared himself for sqaarsng ?G, he
hopes this cali wilIbe attended to, by
all who are 10 any way interested.
CrrrolIton, March llth 1886.
N. b. L. NJ. Dsvis is determined
to do work cheaper than ever it has
been done in CsrrelItou, heretofore,
and in a neater and much better man.
ner than it can be done in any other
establishment of the kind ia the place.
He has just received the latest New
York & Philadelphia fashions for The
ensuing spring and summer. Cash,
or produce; at fair price, will te
taken ia payment for work.
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PROSPECTUS
For the continuation of tie
, CARROLL FREE-PRESS.

1NHEinterest Y Of William Johnston ESQ
a in this establishment, having been
transferred TO John Christy,l the Free
Press will in future be conducted by
PEAReE 81 CHR1srY The political com.
plexion olthis paper will not be changed
the editors being firm in their determl.
uation to preserve it's neutral character
The transfer from Mr. Johnston to Christy,
has been made with the hope of ensuring
the continuation Ofa newspaper IN Car.
rolltoh: And with this view, the editors
appeal to the people of the county for a
patronage equal to the merits and impor.
lance of their enterprise. One Of the cd.
itotS being a practical printer, and having
determined to devote his time exclusively
to the interest Of the paper, it is confident.
ly hoped that, with reasonable increase
of their subscription list, the Carroll Free
Press may be continued to the mutual sd.
vantage Of both subscribers aAd publish
ere.
OF the convenience and necessity Of a
public Journal, published at the county
seat, every citizen Of the county must be
convinced; ndtheetitors trust that, the
people of Carroll will sustain them in their
efforts to promote public good, and 10 Sc
cure an honest maintenance.
TERMS The Free Press viii he pub
lished eVery>FridAy merning, at Two Dol.
lars per annum, payable half yearly in
advance. lfpayment be delayed until
aGterthe end Of the year, 50 so will be
required. But as payment IN advance is
Tor the interest of all parties, this mode
is respectfully recommended.
Advertisements inserted at the usual
rate. AllcommunicalioRs addressed TO
the Editors must be post paid.
J. PEARCE g. ]. CHRlSTY.
CarrolIton, Carroll Co. o Sept. 1885
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THE-SCHOOLMAsTER AND IHsPU
Pills.

MGStcr-"Boys- Noah had three son
-Shsm, Ham and Jnphet. Now who
was che father Of Noah's three aonsr
The boys of the "third class pause -
'iooI! dOhiously at thCirteacher but there
'is 70 reply,
Master-"WhaL! can't yon teIr'-
Let meiAustrate. Ilereis Mr.. Smith,
our next door ueIshbOr, he has three sons,
John, James, md Joseph Smith Nov
"ho.s ihefather Of Johu, James, and Jo
.seph Smith!
Boys 4 Altogether. in cuger omulous
strife. "Mr. Smith"
,Master--"CertainIy !--tbat's correet.---
Well now let ns, turn TO the first question.
Noah had three son's-Shem, Ham,
and jspbet. Now who was the falh.
er Of NoOh's three sonS7
Boys Unanimously, after little
hesilstiOn. "Mr. Smith"
A late Dublin Msgszine has a story
somewhat alike save that The teacher
and pupil we're alike thick headed. |
an lrlSh tutor ls examining q led in
Scripture History.
qutOr-"ls there any account Civ
Ell in Scripture, Phelim; Of . dumb
baHis spskIng!"
Ldd-"Yes."
TUior-"What dumb bssle ws. !,
that spoks!"
-Lad--''It was q whale"
Tutor--'Yss. To whom did the
whale spssk?" I
Lod--"ro Moses in The bull rush
esl"
TUior-" "True, What did the
whale ssy 10 Moses in the bulIrushssr =
La6-"Almost thou pursaudeSt me
20 be 9 Christianl" :
TuIOr-"Very Well. What was :
Nj Oses' reply3" q
LGd-"Tbou art the msn!" 9
Could there be sDy thing more broad |
ly burleSqus than Observation-Disclosures Z
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-05-20
THE FOWLER,
a SONG.
Altered from a German Air, in tic opera
of"Die Zaa6crfOtc."
SET TO MUSIC BY MOZART

"A careless whistlinG lad am |,
On pky.Iark wings my MON ents' fly;
There's not Fowler more renown'd
In oil the world for ten miles round
Al! who like me can spread the neI!
Or tune the merry AageoletH
Then why-O why should | repine.
'sinee all the rowing birds are nine?
The thrush and linnet,in ihevaIe,
The sweet sequeSterd nightingale,
The buI6Uch, wren. and woodlark, all
Obey my summons when / call:
%! could form some cunning snare
To catcI. the coy, coqnetting fair,
I'm CuPidsrflmy web so fine,
The pretty girls should all he mine!
when hiF'werem no-among the rest,
Id choose the Lass Iik'd he best;
And should my charming mate be kind.
And smile, and kiss me 10 my mind,
With her I'd he the nuptial knot,
Make Hymen's cage si my poor cot,
And love away This heeling life,
Like Robin Redbrcast and his wife!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-05-20
ISAAC ATKINSON

In AS inst received and ofFars for sait
IN the following goods, at stnaH I'D
vance On the Eastern Prices for cash, Oh
produce'in hand.
Low, middl,ng and Superfne cloths, Blue
Black, Green, Olive and Mulberry.
do do Casinets in great variety,
TwiI'd and plaiu summer cloths,
Canvass and Padding superior quality,
MarsaiIles Vestings striped and printed,
Fine and Superfne Valencia do.
Plain and Fig'd Silk ves!ings,
do Velvet, do
Brown and bIea'd Drilling for pantaloons
MerInoes assd colors,
French, Eoglish, GermNn and Domestic
prints,
do do Painted muslins,
4 4 and 6 4 Cambria and null,
Plain and Fig'd book musIins,
do do Bobbinett,
do Grecian, do
Laces, footings and edgings.
Brown, Hollands and col d muslins,
Beaverteens aAd table covers,
Buttons OF every description,
Cotton and Linen thread.
Mexican"stripes and mixtures,
New style, low priced, pantaIOon StuFs,
Brown and bIea'dgOods,
Checks, Plaids and Stripes,
Leghorn, straw and Tuscan bonnets,
French, Italian and India silks,
Hardware and Cutlery.
Groceries and Quoensware,
Iron and Nails, &c. &c.
Carrolton, Aprit29, 1888,
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FARM FOR SHE.
June l2, 1885

THE subscriber wishes to sell his tarm
lying on the waters Of little Connotton,
on which there IL grist Mill, wlrh-
in eighty or ninety rods of the dwelling
house. There are about sixty five acres
of cleared land on said farm; fifteen acres
ofwhich areingrass on the creek bottom,
There are on this tract number Of Aev-
or faiHng springs, two dwelling houses,
and a double Barn shielded on Two sides,
and ali covered with shingles. ,
Said farm hes within two miles Of New
HarEisburgh, and four from Con0otton'-
Adjoining with Leonard Hersh Esq,
James Baxter and Others.
Information caA be had as 10 the situa-
tion, and terms made known by applying
to the subscriber living on said land,
SAMPSON RICE.
Harrison TP. Carroll co. o.
March 25th, 1885.
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T'.E * III -.

NNHE CARROLL FREE PRESS, is
- published eyery>Friday by PEARcE
AND CHRrsTT, at 50 per anmIn', payable
half yearly in advance; ifPuyment be de.
Iayed until after the end Of the year $2,>
SO, will be charged. Advertisements
not exceeding one square will be inserted
;hrse weeks for one dollar, four dollars
for six months, and eight dollars per year ,
Communications muatbe postpaid
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NOTICE
Mayo, 1886

is. .hereby'given to all persons interes
ted, that at my instance writ Of attach
ment wasthis day issued by James H
Ross, Justice Of the Peace of Washing.
ton Township, in the County of Carroll,
against The Goods, ChatteIs, Rights Cred
its, Moneys and effects of David Patton,
an absent debtor.
ISAAC JACKSON,
one o fMe Trustees of'the Methodist Epis
coPdI Church at CarOAtOa,
April lst, 1886.
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
S. C. MARKER begs leave to in(orm
his customers, and the public generally,
thathe has removed his
GROCERYST0RE,
to the building one door West of "Car
rollton Hall, l,"-where he has for sale, at
very reduc ced prices for cash or approved
country produce, we'll selected assort
ment of Groceries. &c. &c. He respect
fully solicits the calls Of purchasers.
CGrrolEton, April Is, 1886.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-05-20
NOTICE.

ALL persons interested will tuke no.
tee, that, at my Instance, a writ of at-
tachment was on the 2Slh day of March,
1885, issued by Charles u. Hays, Esq,
'Justice of the Peace in Augusta town.
ship, 'n the county of Carroll, and State
Of o.; against the goods, chatIIes, rights,
moaeys, credits aud effects Of John Gill,
an absent debtor.
R.H LIGGET.
Augusta, April IS, 1885.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-05-20
Whole Sale shoe Store,
No. 81 WooD STREET, P1TTsBURGH.
AS3REz g. cE+Ds
April Z. 1886.

AS5E=z g. cE1Ds
Are now receiving their spring sup
plies consisting in part Of 1000 cases oil
BOOTS & SHOES,
adapted 10 the approaching season.
ALSO, 2ee, packages Of PaIm.leaI
hats, iLeghorn Straw g. Tuscan bonnets,
of'varlous'qualities; All of which they
will dispose Of at eastern prices, by pack
ages, or dozen. Merchsntsvisiting Pitts
burgh, are'respectIully'invile -tOcall 4
examine'thair stock.
March ;25lh, 1885.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-05-20
Washington MOMunnen {,

I The undersigned, acknowledged
by proclamation Of Gov. Lucas, 10 be
the collector Of the Washington Ma.
tional Monument Society, for Ohio,
hereby appoint John Mccormick dep.
uty collector. for the County Of Car
roll in said State.
CHARLES MCLEAN.
Col. w. N. M. S.
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CABINET WARE.
NOTICE

s hereby given, that John Jackman,
l. and Adam Jackman have, this Iday,
filed their Final Account, us Administra.
tors ofWllliam s. Irwin, dec.; in The Of
fee OF the Clerk of The Court of Common
Pleas in and for thecounty Of Carroll, o.
d, M'COOK, Clerk.
May 6. 1886.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-05-20
CHARLES N. ATlN,
Attorney at Law.

DRACTlCES In the Counties Of Co.
4 lumbiana, Stark, and Carroll. He
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.
tanning to his profession.
Office in New IiSbon, COlumLiana
county, Ohio.
January l6, 1885. #.
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4 ALllFi.VISTRATOR'S D NOYYCE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
q Ill persona indebted to The estate o'
IN. Thomas Miller, late Of Union Tp
Carroll cOuhty, Ohio, deceased, are here
by notified that they are required 10 make
immediate payment to the undersigned
and those who have claims against said
estate, will present them legally proven
for settlement, within twelve months from
this date.
JOHN PEARCE, J
WILLIAM M'HUGH,
Administrators with the will annexed.
April Is, 1885.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-05-20

IS hereby given, That David Maple, and
Tunis Maple have, this day, filed their
Final Account, as ADM nistrators Of
Jacob Maple, dec. iH the Office Of the
Clerk ofthe Court Of Common Pleas in
and for the county Of Carroll, o.
D, M'COOK, Clerk.
April lst, 1885. lg...a,
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To Je edited by j. BaiMache.

TNhe high importance of dssemina.
Il ting correct information among
tho grealbody uitbe American people
at the present alarming crisis in our
Oational affairs, being universally ad.
mitted, tits deemed unnecessary to
assign at length the reasons which seem
10 require the publication Of a semi.
weekly newspaper at The seat Of gov.
ernment Of this great State; at least
until The coming struggle for the next
Presidency shall have been brought
to close, Suffice it to observe, that
weekly journal, however capaciOus,
must necessarily be Too contracted. as
we'll as too tardy in its operations, to
meet the exigencies of :he times. Two
regular numbers per week, il is belle.
we'd, will in great measure, supply |
the acknowledged deficiency. In or.
der, therefore, to insure a large circu.
laIion 10 The proposed publication, and
place il within the reach of every one
the price of subscription has been
brought down to the lowest possible
rate. ,
As The political opinions Of the Ed
i'or are not unknown in Ohio, it is G
deemed unnecessary TO give any other o
pledge Of the course he intends 10 pur- a
sue, than TO observe that, being fully
persuaded the election ofMARTINVAN e
buren, 10 the next Presidency must \
prove highly detrimental 10 The pub. Il
iC interest, as we'll as immInently o
dangerous 10 the liberties Of the citi u
zen, he will zeaIOusly labor to prevent u "
10 deplOrabIe aresuIt, by afFording an y, -
'ctive, and so far as may depend upon ~ ~
lin, an efficient support to THE o. .,
CANDIDATE OF THE PEOPLE. E~, "
from Maine to Georgia, the frsemen "a
f the UOited States are rushing to the
escGeof The country with 9 spirit If
'orthy Of the days Of '76. Nothing I'll
lore is therefore necessary 10 secure m
them an easy and complete. triumph
YER the offics.holderS, than a perfect
rganizatiOn. TO effect this, on hon.
rsble and lasting principles, shall be
leading object Of the Journal; and :
hiIe most cordially responding to
9 eTecent enthusiastic demonstrations
public sentiment in favor Of our BY
felIow.ciiizen, WIN. tn
ENRY HARRISON, as Gen. Jack. tio
MS successor, il will treat withtrue he
'ternal kindness all those who, con- ut
rring with Us in uncomprising op. rol
Sition to Mr.. Van Buren,, may nev.
theless deem Daniel Webster, or.
ugh l.. White, entitled to the prefs- ''--
nee. ln other respects, the semi ,s
eekIy Journal will contain the cur 10 10
ut news Of the day, and such other n, ~
ltlers as shall be thought interesting Isr
instructive; end nothing viii! be on
'llted, on the part Of the Editor and ant
TO render it worthy Of an
lensivs and liberal patronage. !
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-05-20
New and cheap spring and

New and cheap spring and
SUMNER GOODS.
11GGzT& cTNN+NGEA,M
III AVE justreceived splendid assor,
Alment offspring '& Summer Goods,
among which hwIl be- found a choice SC
lection of
DRY GOODS,
Consistingin part olFine and Superfine
Broad Cloths, Ccssinets,
FlGnnelS, Assorted color.
,edSilkS for ladies dresses, Callicoes of
The latest style, BrO'On mustins, a. CARDS
l2i, Cotton and Silk kandk'Fs, Cotton
Yarn, COtto" Batting, 8c.
Also, a fresh-supPIy Of groceries, fish,
sugar aud moIasses, good supply Of
Drugs and Medicines:
All of which will be sold lower for
Cash than any goods ever offered in Au-
gusta. The subscribers soliclt the atten
tion of the people ofAugusta, and else I
where, who may wish 20 purchase; goods
cheap and get good prices for their pro-
duce, TO call at the subscribers store in
Augusta, where they can be accommodaI
led on the best terms.
LIGGEF Il CUNNINGHAM. 4
Augusta, April %, 1886.
N. B All those who are indebted to
Z. II. Ligget, oflongerstanding than 3
months are requested TO call and dis
harge their accounts. |
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-05-20
REMOVAL,

The subscriber begs leave 10 inform
his old customers, and the citizens genel
ally, that he has removed his shop from
Mr. Arbuckle'sl IN the hollow, to the east
end of'hls own 'h>use-Grst door below
Mr. Robert Gould's we'll known Black
smith Shop, in that delightfully."- situated
part of the town f'CaroIIton, called 'by
lhe'vuIgar, Sherp HiU--where he in
tends manufacturing and keeping on
hand, general assortment Of
C4BLNETW WARE.
He feels also grateful IN being able to
add, that the patronage he has received
sinee commencing business in Carroll
county, will be sufficient stimulant to
induce him 10 give general satisfaction.
JAMES BURGE.,
February 5th 1886
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a GARD.
William Shields, Dentist,

Respectfully anuouces to the ciu
zens Of CarrolltOn and its vicinity
that he is prepared to perform dental
operations Of every kind, at The Ex-
change, in Carrollton. Ladies will
be waited on at their places Of resi-
dence.
March 18th 1886,
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w. JcENSroN.

Attorney and Counsellor at Lar, and
Solicitor in Chamcery,
"AS removed his Office 10 the room
- lately occupied as The Auditors
Office, Carrolltor, Carroll county, Ohio
April 10, 1885
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-05-20
HORSE OF HORSES.

LNARM ERS now is your time, you
IL that want to raise good horses, ,caII
and see SIR WILLIAM; he will stand
at the stable of capt. VIM. Hodge, in
1larrisbugh; the first three days, thence
afthe st.bIe ofDavid Richards, next three
days; and the following three Gays at the
stable Of II. A. Slidger, in CarroIIton, SO
on alternately; for particulars see hand
bills.
JONATHAN COLBURN,
lorH. A.S:idger.
April 7. 1886.
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CABINET M tNIfss

The firm Of Jackson & Tieruun
having been dissolved by consent, the
business will be carried on, in future,
by TlERNAN & Co. in the same
shop; where they are prepared to exc,
cute all orders in their line upon the
shortest notice.
TIERNAN & Co.
Carrolllon, March / 1th 1885.
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Pc zTEE.
EErOm ibe Southern Literary Messenger,
aCHANGE. r.


rt CHANGE.
by N.M'JIEToT.
tifSy my childhoOd's humble'home
tIchance to wander now,
eOr thro' 4heigrOve with branbles. grown
Where cedars used to bow,
In search of something thatl loved
Some little trifing thing
To mindme Otmy early days,
When lifewas in Its spring.
i find on every thing | see
A something new and strange;
Times iron hand on them and me
Hath plainly written-Change.
Ny pulse beats slower than it did
When chldhood's glow was on
My cheek, and colder, caImer now
Doth liie's red current run.
The stars 4 gaz'd with rapture on,
When youthful hopeswere big ID,
With sterner years have seem'd to change
Their places in the sky.
And moonlit nights are plenty now
fAV" iVW tuoy uSou " U6s
When with my little .urchin crew,
i shouted Ger the tea.
I've sought the places where we playH
Our boyish "hide and cQA;"
Alas! the tyrant Change has Indde
A common stock Of all
AEd'bartered for a place Of graves
That lea and all its bloom:
D, how upon the walls wept,
To think Of Change and Doom!
The lovely lawn where roses grew,
Is streWn with gravestones Ger;
Ard half my little playmate crew
Have slept TO wake no more
Till Change itself shall cease to be,
And one successive scene
OF stesdlastress immutable
Remain where change hath been.
1t may sometimes make Old men glad
To see the young at play;
But always doth my soul grow sad
When thoughts of iheir decay
Come rushing with the memories
Ofwhatmy own hopes were--
When Carroll's waters and my youth
Did mutual friendship share.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-05-20
!. StOkeIy and r. M'CIave,

=. StOkely and X. M'CIaVe,
Anornies and Counsellors at LGw,
"AVING formed a partnership in
IL their profession, will practice TO-
gether is Carroll county, Ohio.
r. McCLAVE may be consulted at
his office in CarroIIton, or s. STOKELY
in SleubenviIle, and in all cases tho re.
'ainer of the one viii Iengage the service
of the other.
Carrollton, Sept. 1884.
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MARBLE YARD,
NUMBER 8, WOOD STREET, r1rriBUae.

M ARBf.E Mantels, with Paas,ers
IxA and Columns, Head and Fout
Stones, Monuments, Tomb Ssoncs, Cor'
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tout further delay. They hopethis no
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