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DISTRESSING STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT.

We learn from the Cincinnati Wing OF the
18th inst, that u most distressing accident
occurred on board of the steamboat Flora,
Capt. X. ID. Chapman, on the l7th, while on
her way from Louisville to Cincinnati. The
boat had approached to within thirty miles of
the latter place, when the pipes which con
meet the two boilers together. commonly cal.
led the connecting pipes suddenly broke, or
separated, causing the death Of one man, and
the scaldng and mutilation Of thirteen
others, all cabin passengers but one. .
AS soon as the noise, which the accident
Occpsioned, was heard by the persons in the
cabin, most Of them unfortunately ran 10 The
door, which on being opened, enabled the
scsldlng steam to rush in and perform its
work of destruction. The following is list
of the sufferers:-
Kiiled-Benjamin Myrck, of Charlestown,
Massachusetts,.
Very badly scaided-rscorery doubtful
Samuel Donnally, of Washington, Pa; f.
Mclaughlin, Columbiana county, O.; Hon.
G. l.. Kinnard, member Of Congress, from
Indiana; George Fisher, residence not known,
but got OH board at Louisville.
Badiy scalded but toiA probably recoper-L.
Allen, from the eastward, residence not
known; Isaac Shepherd, residence no, known;
Thomas Turner. SteubenvilIc, Ohio; Moses
Brown, coloured cabin boy. ,. s.se
Slightly scaided-Mr. Clancy, Pittsburg,
Penn; e. l.. Thomas, residence not known;
Rev. Luther Halsey, Pittsbure; Mr.. Thomas
Turner's brother, lad about 10 years of age:
Mr.. Phillips, Of Pittsburg, was slightly hur,
in attempting to jump through the window.
The boat was towed to Cincinnati the day
after the accident, by another steamboat, and
several of the wounded persons were taken
to the hospital.
The Cincinnati Gazette states that 'the
accident is imputed to the gross negligence
Of the engineer
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ter) about which so much has been said in
relation, to the unfair distribution Of the stock.
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Count Of Probate, IyliddieioU,, .Nov. 2Isi, 1895

Count o. Probate, .yfiddleto,On, .Nop. 2lsi, 1896
A N instrument in writing, dated Ilth May,
"A 1896, pnrporting IN be tho last vii! and
Testament Of John Allen, late Of Middletown.
dec. was presented for Probate and Letters
Testame entary.-lt is ordered that the same
be received and the consideration thereof re-
ferred to Court Of Probate to be holden st
the Town House in Middletown, on the fhrd
Monday in December next at one o'clock p.
NJ. and that previous notice be- given by pub
hshing a copy Of this order three several
times in the Herald Of the Times, for al per-
sons interested to appear q, said time and
place and be heard.
A true cOpy-witness
WV. SaiTb, Prob. Cik.
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Clerks Office, Court Of Probate, Nssporf,
Nov. 18th, 1885.

Clerks Office, Court Of Probate, .Nsvporf,
Nov. 18th, 1885.
.TI>HF Administrator with the VIII sDBexed
OH the Estate Of John Rurdick, late OF
Newport, wharfinger, dec. presented his ac-
count of Administration for nAowsnce:-It is
ordered, that the same be received, and
the consideration thereof referred 10 essu Of
Probate to be holden al the State House in New
port, on the 6rst Monday 10 December ssxt, at
o'clock A. M. and ,ha, previous notice be given,
BY publishing a copy Of this order three several
times, in tlse Herald of the Times. for all per-
sons Interested to appear at said tiuls and place
and be heard.
BY order Of the President:
nit b. b. ROWLAND, prob. elk.
TuNHE subscribers give notice that ths tin,e fsr
u receiving and allowing claims asains, the
estate Of John NJ. Pearce, late Of Newport, spoth-
eeary, dec has been extended for one ,nonth, and
they will attend ut DocL Rowland X. Hazards
office in Newport, for that parposs on Saturday
the Sd bay Of December next at 8 0cisek y. NJ.
VIM. 8. NICHOLS,
Row. X. HAZARD. : Conrssy.
BENZ MUMFoRp. )
Newport, Nov. 10, 1896.
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AUCTION.

On Safwttaymrt, iwC'oM Of NJ Halle
Store, wal be sold at Public .Ascfion.
n nEDs. chairs, tnbles. bureaus. two csokme
- stoves and SAtures. rwo coal stovess knch-'
en furniture. one ise piece and other aricIsss
belonging tn ia'niiy removing from town.
.Aiso-immsdioisiy ajier,
10 boxes old Raisins,
! bbl Almonds,
Figs, saa other articles. Conditions sf sale,
Dec. l. M. HALL, yAucf'r.
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CHEAP GLOVES & BELTS.
A few dozen cheap spotted GLOVES, some
IA lined, for sale at rs cents. Also, fancy
BELTS, different kinds. from to IL cts. For
sale by VIM. c. CozzENs Co.
Dec. l.
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SCHOOL,.

TUNiIE subscriber, grateful for the patronage
u which his School has received, would in
form his friends and the public that his WINTER
TERM will commence on Monday, Dec. 9th, in
the Moravisn Chapel.
TERMS from 4 to dollars u quarter.
lie will also open an EVENING SCHOOL. at
the same time, for The instruction Of Practical and
Ornamental Writing, Slenography, ok-KeeP-
ing, &c. j. BRIGGS.
Newport, Dec I, 1886.
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CONDITIONS.

The 0HIo STATE JOURNAL will be
Published on a large and handsome
imperial sheet, twice week, from
the termination Of the present Session
of the General Assembly until the
first day of December next, at the low
rate of Three Dollars for each indiyid.
uai subscriptions but-County Commit.
tee, or individuals desirous Of procu
ring extra numbers for distribution,
may Obtain4en copies for Twenty We
Dollars, twenty for Forty.Five Dol
lars, or fifty for One hundred Dollars
-paymeat in all cases TO be made in
advance.
The weekly Journal will be issued
as formerly; but such Of the present
subscribers as may be desirous Of re.
ceivlng the semi weekly in its place,
will obtain the same upon the pay,
ment in advance of one dollar, in ad
dition TO their present subscription
Columbus, Feb. go, (March 5 J 1886.
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PROSPECTUS
For the continuation Of Ike
CARROLL .EREE-PRESS.

S.,HEinterest of William ] Johnston Esq
~ in this establishment, having been
transferred to John Christy, the Free
Press will in future be Conducted by
sPEARcE 81 CHRIsTY. The po!itieaI CO n
plexiou orth.s paper will not be changed
the editors being FIRM in their determl
uation topreserve 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 u
patronage equal to the merits and impor
lance oftheir enterprise, One Of The ed
itors being practical priater, and'having
determined to devote his time exclusively
to the interest Of the paper, tits confident.
| ly 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.
Orthe convenience and necessity Of a
public Journal, published at the county
seat, every citizen of the county must be
convinced; and the editors trust that, the
people Of Carroll will sustain themintheir
efforts to promote public good, and TO sc
cure an honest maintenance.
TERMS The Free Press will he pub
Iishcd every Friday morning, at Two Dol.
lars per annum, payable half yearly in
advance. 'lfpayment be delayed until
after the end Of the year, S? 80 will be
required. But as payment IN advance is
lor the interest Of all parties, this mode
is respectfully recommended,
Advertisements inserted at the usual
rate. AIIcommunications addressed to
the Editors must he post paid.
J. PEARCE g. J. CHRlSTY.
Currollton, Carroll COO Sept. 1888
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FARN FOP S.9LE,

TIE subscriber wishes to sclI his iarna
tJ'NR IN tho waters Of htle Connorton,
on "hfch there rs a grist Mill, wtrh-
en- e'ghIv Of ninety rods of the dwelling
mouse. There aro about sixty Ave acres
q, CLEARED land on said farm; fneen acres
M winch are IN grass on The creek bottom,
mere are Oh this tract number Of nov
r. failing Springs, tao dwelling hou.es,
aud double Barn shcddcd on two sides,
and al: covered With Shingles.
SaId IaTm lies within two miles Of New
H!rnsburah, and four from Connection -
Adjoining with Leonard ucrsh ESQ,
Jamrs b 'xIer und others.
Information can he had as 10 the si,ua-
hon, aud terms made known by applying
I" The subscnbcT living on said land,
SAMPSON RICE.
Harrison Tp. Carroll co o,
March 25lh, 1886,
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POETRY.
From the New Yorker.
THE PILGRIM.

~Beh0fdqhc shrine-lhe Pilgrims goal
t-matk the.alar's ray:
T'here will rest my weary SOU,
.AlysluuoIy footsteps stay.
tOh, Father! BY the thoEny path,
MY bleeding ,locsiaye press'd,
DispeIiI pray, the cloud ol.wrath,
And give my spiritrest.
Receive the costly gifts I bring,
These tokens rich and rare
Take tCom my hand each glittering riug,
These gems that grace my hair"
-eDaughtef! ask not gems nor gold,
To decorate this shrine
FCan; Heavens eternal peace be sold?
'Rilgrim!-that peace is snine."
~~FThen take these flowers Of fairest tdye
And this trumphaI wreath:
They bring no gIadness to my eye,
For me' no fragrance breathe"
f'Away with such frall, fleeing glfts!
Poor Natures only DOVER
Hhe mildew falls, the cold storm drifts
Where is each vuunte1 dOweEG'
'S'Sosstern ofword, with locks so white
oh Heaven!-than man more mild
4iear hedGep prayer Thy creatures slight
ResVEor thy wandering Childt"
Her weary head the pilgrim how'd;
She kneit before the shrine:
FelIthey from yonder sunset cloud,
The drops that round her shine9
No! tears ofegony untold--
Tears like the tropic rain,
burst irom'her woman's heart and roll'd
Betorc that sacredane.
Rhe%hi'e'locE'd man then !aid'his hand
Upon the Pilgrims head
~DaughIer! The gold of lndia's strand
Us drOss 10 tears thus shed.
~ spurned the costly gifts orur;
But these are gems Of price:
Hhe incense ola broken hsa!t
Will rise to;Paradiso.
Peace to thy spirit, child orEarth!
Thou tempest lost and driven:
Lilies deepest rapturCs are not worth
The mere repose Of IIeaven,''
CAROLINE LEE LIENTz.
Florence, Ala 1886.
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PROPOSALS FOR PUBLICATION Of
TIE OHIO STATE JOURNAL,
TWICE A WEEK TILL DEC. | 1886.
To Jeedited by j. BujIhache.

lTNhe highimporIanco of dissemina
u ting correct information among
the great body ofthe American people
at the present alarming crisis ia our
national affairs, being universally ad
miltCd, it is deemed unnecessary to
assignat length the reasons which seem
to 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 lave been brought
to a close, Suffice it to observe, that
weekly journal. however capacious,
must necessarily be too contracted, as
woll as too 'ardy In its operations, to
meet the cxiSencies Of The times Two
regular numbers per week, it is belle
we'd, will in great measure, supply
the acknowledged deficiency In or
der, therefore, TO insure large 'circu.
Iallon TO The proposed publication, and
place 1t within the reach If every one
he price Of subscription has been
brought down to the lowest possible
rate.
As the political opinions of the iEd-
ilor are not unknown in Ohio, il is
deemed unnecessary to give any either
pledge OF the course he iRteHds 10 pur
sue, than to observe Mat, being falIy
persuaded the election OfNART1NVANI
BUREN 10 the next Presidency must
prove highly detrimental to the pub
Irc interest, as well as immlnentIy
to the hbeties of the ciri |
zen, he will z alousIy labor to prevent
SO deplorabIe aresul', by adordug an
active, and so far as may depend upon
him, an efficient snppor TO THE
CANDIDATEOF THE PEOPLE.
From Maine to Georgia, the lrecmen
of the Uaited States are rushing to the |
rescue of The country with spirit
worthy of the days Of '7G. NolAing
more is therefore necessary TO secure
70 them an easy and complete triumph
over The oAice.hoIders, than a perfect
organization. TO effec; this, on hon
orable and lasting principles, shall be
/ leading object of the Journal; and
while most cordially responding to
he recent enthusiastic de emonSlralions
of public sentiment in favor Of our
distinguished felIow.ciriEen, WM. |
HENRY HARRISON, as Gen. Jack.
IoH's successor, it will treat withlrue
'ralernal Kindness all those who, con.
,urriug with US in uncon prising OPP
position 10 MIR. Van Buren, may new
,rthcless deem Daniel Webster, or
IIugh l.. White, entitled to the prefe
'ence. In other respects, The semi.
weekly Journal will contain the cur
reHt news OF the day, and such other
matters as shall be thought interesting
Or instructive; and nothing will! be
omitted, OH tho paIt Of the Editor and
Publishers, to render ii worthy of an
extensive and liberal patronage.
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II r. x M =

INtlE CARROLL FREE PRESS, is
3 published every Friday by .PEARcE
AND CHRls1y, at So per annun', payable
halt yearly in advance; if paymeulbe de
Iayed until after the end of the year $2,-
80, will be charged. Advertise ments
not exceeding one square will be Inserted
;hree weeks for one dollar, four dollars
for six moaths, and eight dollars per year
Communications mHstb postpaid.
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Town Lots

foN tue SANDY SBEAVER CANAL
TilE subscriber offers at private sal,
n 25 or 80 TOWN LOTS ir
tlamllon's Addition to the townof
WAYNESBUGiI, Stark County, Ohio.
These Lots are beautifully situated i'm.
mediately on the Canal, (at the point
where tits crossed by the great highway,
from SteubenviIle TO Caaton;) and, IN
part, along a bIdf 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 aud
valuable Lots on the Canal. Waynes-
burgh is situate in the Rldst OF a fertile
and popuIoas country: and, in the opin
ion 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
place every way eligible for business,
will do well to call oa the subscriber,
who will make the terms known, and
warrant the title to purchasers
ANDREW HAMILTON,
'Waynesburgh, Oct 10th, 1885.
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PRINTERS-mind y0w 'Waces'
In one of our exchange pgpcrs We
no'lc,d an advertisement headed as
tololws-"SHnEr g. CAT AUCrI M
A'hrsl we did not know but that this
strange Auction had been got up to ac
commodSte some Richard Wilmington
"ho wished 10 obtain a supply of fe
Zine stock for a sea voyage On cx
animation, however, we found that we
had mistaken The character of the ad
Vcrtsement. ard that its singuIar an.
T"aTsnce was owing TO a trick Of the
com 7osl'ot, who had neglected 10 put
space after the letter Sc" thus,
"'SHEEP &c AT AUCTION "-Mul1iuck
ct Enquirer.
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EXTRAORDINARY INDEED,

The Hampshire Mass. Gazette, Q
remarkably sober and discreet journal
tells avery remarkable circumstance
ihStl9 sOid 10 have occurred to a'hish
ly respectable iuhabianl of neigh,
boring township. Mr. Ebcnezer Cole
OF Chesterfield, few nights since,
went TO bed with a good head OF naru
1aI hair and large whiskers, and ava.
ked the next morning perfectly bald
Sle Tose as'usuDI and was making his
lire, when his wife observing that a
portion OF her better half was still in
hed, viz: bis hair and whiskers, spoke
TO him and asked him where his hair
wae. dc answered, on his head to
he Surej button feeling for it, he fell
an vain Zach particular hair had
sprung from It's moorings. and not a
Ves'ige Of a whiskcr remained. His
hair had come out by the roots and
LAY upon his pillow.
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HORSE or HORSES

ENARMERS now ia your time, you
a that want to rais6 good horses, call
aud sec SIR WILLIAM; he will stand
at the stable Of Capt. Wm IIodge, in
liarrisbughj the first three days, thence
at the stable orDavid Richards, next three
days. and the following three Gays at the
Stable OF IL. A. SGdger, IN CarroIItUn, so
'on alternately; for particulars see hand
bills.
JONATHAN COLBURN,
,oo, Tor IL, a. SHdgar.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

VNHE Firm Of Mcdowell i McEIder.
Il ry has been dissolved by mutual
consent, Notice, therefore, is given to
all whe are Indebted TO said firm, that
the Undersigned have placed their com.
pany Books, Notes, DC. the ,hauds Of
j. .iPearce, in 'CurroLlton, with whom set
'tlemeat mustbe made before the ,20th Of
November 'nCxt, otherwise COLLECTIONS
willuocessHrIEy be'made apitk costs.
ALEX AMBER McDO WELL,
ROBERT McELDERRY.
CafroIlton, October ;23, 1885.
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A CALI.

=. II. DAVIS most earnestly
soIIclIs oil who have accounts with
him, 10 call and make setplem enL
Many of the accounts on his books are
Of several years Standing; and, having
prepared himself for s9Ua'ang III, he
hopes thiscaIl will be attended to, by
all who are in any way interested.
Crrrollton, March llth 1886.
N, B. l.. M. Davis is deter mined
to do work cheaper than ever it has
been Done 10 Esgfslltoch trerete4ore,
and in a 'aea'teg ae,a aaaGh 6elter uaan.
net ElAsa II can be done in any other
Psts6lrSArev.E Of the kind in 1he place,
lie has Just received the latest New
Hor& & Philadelphia fashions for li,e
ensuing sr4og and. summer. Cash,
or produce; at fair price, will re
taken in pavmen' for work.
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= GARD.
Wi2iiliM Shields, Dentist,

Respectfully annouceS to the Gu.
zenS Of Carroiton aud its vicinity.
that he is prepared 10 perl, I'm dental
operations Of every kind, at The Ex.
change, in Catrolton. Ladies will
be waited on at their places of resi-.
dence. ~
March 18th 1886,
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ANKER BoLTlNG CLOTHS.

Tho subscriber ilatered with many
testimonials received from millcrs who
have bought aud used these valuable bolt
ing cloths in their Merchant Flour Mills,
--begs lo1vo 10 inform milers and 9th
ere, that he has received large lot of
Boiling Cloths, direct from the mauulac
turcsi aud will be happy To supply mil
crs on Iberal terms with the article,
which he will warrant.
JOHN riley.
liusb'h Pa. February 10, 1886
P,S. Burr Mill Stones and French
Bur Blocks on hand as usual,
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.NtIiCC

is hereby given, ;hat David MaPto, aud
Tunis Maple Lave, this day, filed their
Final Account, as Administrators oI
Jacob Maple, dec. in tho Office Of the
Clerk of the Court OF Common Pleas in
and for the county Of Carroll, o,
d. MCOOK, CIClk,
Aprll lst, 1886,
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
Eacation after ,Nop. Yerm IS35.

FdcdtioR after NOD. Term 1885.
STATE OF 0lHO,9 D....-
CARROLL COUNTY o. =" ; "' ''''o"'
Katharine Brewer, widow Of David
BroweE Elizabeth Bcrleene, John Brow
er, Isaac Brewer, Peter Brewer, Ellen
! Brewer, aud Caroline Brewer, heirs ut
Law, OF The sad David Brewer, deceased,
will take nOtlce, that a petition was filed
agaiust them, Oh the 18Th day yof March
1856, in The Court of Common Pleas ia
and for said county of Carroll, aud State
or Ohio, by Joseph Brewer, and 4s now
pendUg; wherein said Joseph Brewer de
maads partition ofthe following real es-
tate VIZ: the South East quarter of section
80, Township l3 in Range 6; the South
West quarter Of section 80, Township Is
in Range g.; the East half Of the North
East quarter OF section 2A Township l3
IN Range &; and tie South hatf Of the
b ! of the N. u, q arler Of section 80,
Township l3 in L 6,-that one seventh
part 'Ot sad premises bepart toned a. sci
on to 'hlmin severaIIy, and that her Dow
er in said lands be assigned the suio
kath artae Brewer as widow of David
Brower, deceased; and that at The nexl
term of said Court, application will be
made by the satd Joseph Brewer for an
order that partItion may be made of said
premises.
Pearce, Starkweather, & JARVIS,
Attorneys for Demaudant.
March 18th, 1886.
Dissolution of PaPtncEshiD. |
THE partnership heretofore existing
under the firm Of Phillips 81 Stesnm9as,'
has been dissolved by mutual consent.
ALEX PHILLIPS.
JOHN SLEAlMONS
N B Alexander PHILLIPS will contin
ue The busIness olBOOT & SHOE ma-
kngFR aII its varieties.
CarroIlton, April Sh, 1896.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
\ virtue OI an order to US directed
ABBY John Shober, justice OF The Peace
ior Jefferson tp., IN Carroll county, wo
he undersigned do certify that we have
viewed and appraised a certain stray
mare, taken up by John Korkca oi SAID
township, and end lte same to be Il dark
bay, white IN her forehead. and two hind
feet white, about iuurtcea hauds tsigh, &,
suppose her 10 be between l5 aud 20
years old, und value her at tour dollars.
Given under OHr handS this % day Of Jan
uary, A. ID, 1886.
GEO. SMITH, ,
JOHN YINGLlNG. 5 appraisers
Sworn to and subscribed bclure mo
this I'd day OF January, A u. 1896.
JOHN SHOBER, ]. p.
.Sate Of OhiO, CarroN Co&niy, !SS.
It's hereby certified that The foregoing
IS true copy tloH my cs;rly book. -
GVcn andrr my hand aud seal this l2rh
day Of Jan. 1886.
JOHN SllOBER, T..
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Common Pleas VacatioR G/1cr Noe
Term 1885,
Henry DicAlnson)
vs. Attachment.
Samuel IIrrsl\

All persons interested will take no
tiCc, that Henry Dickinson on the l2lh
day of March A. ID. 1886 sued ont q
writ of attachment from the Court OF
Common Pleas, Of Carroll County, S.
Stale Of Ohio, against Samuel Hurst,
Tor The sum Of One hundred and sixty
two Dollars aud fifty cents, which
writ has been served and returned.
DANIEL MCOOK Clerk C. c p.
Pedrce, Mdrkl0eaiher, s. JarViS
attorneys for PlmntjG.
March 18Th 1886.
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E=SrcVA,-,


The subscriber bcSs leave 70 iHEorm
his Old customers, and the citizens gcncC
ally, that he hes removed his shop from
Mr. ArbuckIe's IN the hollow, to The east
end OF his own h'msc-Grst door below
Mr. Robert GoaId's we'll known Black
smith Shop, in that delightfully."- situated
part OF the town Of CarroIton, called by
the vulgar, Sleep HaL-wherc he in
tends manufacturing and keeping on
hand, a general assortment of
CABINET WARE.
lie feels also grateful IN being able TO
add, that the patronage he has received
since commencing business 10 Carroll
county, will be a sufficient stimulant to
induce him % give general satisfaction.
JAMES BURGE.
E,knu,rr S1b ICOE
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~ hSEe SalG:~II3c lore,
No. 81 W1oB 'SFeEEf, NlrtssUnen.
,A-EEEE g. EEr.DS

r-1-l5-S4sl - o. C+@4-~S
Arc nov %cceiving Fheir spring sep
Ptics consisting In parof l000 cases of
BOOTS s. S'l4U&S,
udaptodHc thc approaching season.
ALSO, 2Gs, packages Of Palm.Icai
hats, L'shorn Straw 4 TuscaA bonmcts,
Of Vanou, Qualities: At of which they
will dispose of at eastern prices, by pack
ages, Or duAin. Merchants visiting PITTS
'SurSq, are respectfully invirc& to cail j.
examine their stock.
March 2jh, 1896.