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Copper, Sheet Iron and Tin
Ware Mandatory,

FIiHE Subscriber has purchased the Stove
4 establishment in Ripley, formerly carried
on by G. Porter, where he intends keeping on
hand good assortment OF Stoves and pot metal
at the stand occupied by c. Porter, on Front
street, one door above j. d. Il d. 7. Evans
store, which he will sell at the lowest prices
ior cash or approved country produce.
Ills Stoves may be obtained OF J. NJ. Evans Il
Co., ,iu Georgetown.
TIN WARE.
have also removed my Tin Shop to the
same place, where intend keeping Oh hand a
general assortment, by retail and wholesale
intend keeping on hand anassOrtment Of Burt's
improved Oil Blacking, by wholesale or retail.
REPAIRING.
Stoves aud Stove Ware, Tin and Copper
Ware, repaired at the shortest notice
EXTRA PLATESfOr stoves will be kept con-
stnntly on hand.
WIN. X. BURT.
Riplay, April 90, 1912. 40-tf
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From Tyrnn's Way to Health.
2 "
BEEAD.

DASNlADs
II you set any value OH health, and.
nave amlnd TO support nature, yOu must
not separate the finest from the cosrsest,
flour; because thatwhich is fine. is Datur.
any OF an Cbstructing and stopping quail
~ Du' on the contrary, the other, which is.
Coarse'ls OF a cleansing aud opening nature,
therefore, that bread is best, which i
made OF both together; for in the inward
bran and skin of the wheat is contained a
quality which is ofa sweet, friendly nature
Oy reason whereof, the bread which is
maze Of fine and coarse together,
will not only be sweeter, and kept logger
moist, but is also moro wholesome, and e.
sier of digestion; gently lOosening The
bowels, it will strengthen also more than
the other bread, Tade Offine bOlted hour.
1t must be confessed, that the nutrimen-
tive quality is contained in the -four; vet
In the bran is contained the opening and
digestive quality; and there is as gTeat
necessity Of the one, as the other, for the
support Of health; for when the finest is
separated from the cOarsest and bFanDy
parts, neither one nor the other have the
true operations Of the flour Of wheat.
BY what has been said, we may gather
that the eating Of fine brsadis inimicaI to
health, and contrary both 10 nature and
reason, and was first invented 10 crafty
wanton and luxurious persOns,who are ig.
norant both of themselves and the true
virtue and efficacy Of natural thing'.
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New Ferry.

VENIIE undersigned has opened New Ferry
i across the Ohio river at lIiggnsport, and
is now prepared to attend promptlytO all calls
from either side Of the river. Having purchased
the horse boat formerly used at Boude's Ferry, he
Is prepared to accommodate travellers, and all
Others who may call upon him, with safety and
despatch. The road on the Kentucky side from
Higginsport to Augusta is good, and first rate
bridget is erected over Bracken Creek. lie will
also attend to the Ferry across the mouth Of
WhiteOak Creek. URIUS MARTIN.
Nav 10. 1S4l.
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Sherman's Poor Mans Plas-
ter.

The best Strengthening plaster in the world,
and soSefsign remedy for pains, or weakness
In tho baek, lons, sides, breast, neck, limbs,
Joints, rheumatism, lumbago, &C., &c.
Several persons have called ut the warehouse,
70 express their surprise and thanks, at the al
most miTaculous cures these plastsrs have effec.
ted.
MI. David Williams, ,ofElizabsthtown, Nj.
en- old Revolutionary Soldier, was so afflicted
with Rhouhaatisn, that he could scarcely holm
himssIf-these Plastew entirely cured him.
Thousands of certificates might be given of
theirwonderfuI properties, but the fact of the
enormous quantity cold, must be the greatest
evidence of their yitas. Directions are prin-
ted on the bark Of each plaster, with aJae.si-
mile Of ihe name thus, A. SHERMAN, NJ. d.
Be particular to got Sherman's Poor Mans
Plaster; and see that il is SO pEinted on the
back, as there are several base limitations hawk
ca shout and often palined on as sherman's
Plaster. ~ign they are altogether worthless
No sths person can make the genuine, SO be
p4rseuiaf when you purchase.
Price ONLY y IL eenis Plaster. 9
Just Fsceiyod BY D. j. Stewart, Georeetown.
Iuphys kidgsway & Co. Ripley.
RsmsmbsE oaly I2l- cents pises.
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Bronchitis! Bronchitis
BeWGre Of the dread destroyer.
nATIIR RDnNNITITIC ~

6TII1E BRONCHIClS;&D
Which spares neither the Young, the Good, OF
the Beautiful, but Is annually hurrying thou
sands upon thousands to a premature grave un-
der the mistakeR name of Consumption. The
usual symptoms Ofthis disease are, Cough, Sore
ness of the Lungs or Throat, HOarssness, Diff
Guilty of Breathing, Asthma, Hectic Fever, a
Splitting up OfPhlegm or Matter, and sometimes
Blood. 1t is an Inflammation Of the fine skin
which lines the inside of the small wind tubes
or air vessels running through every part of the
lungs. The great and effectual remedy for this
alarming and wide.spreading disease is the
Rev. /. Covert's Balm of Life.
This new and invaluable Medicine is universal
ly pronounced, by tho multitudes who have used
it and tasted its healing virtues, to be tho most
wonderful and admirable remedy in the world
far the cure of BRONcHITIs, COUGHS, severe
colds, CROUP. ASTHMA, WHOoPING COUGlI, and
all diseases OF the LUNGs nd WIKDPIPE, which
neglected, soon lead to real Consumption.
The BALM OF LIFE stands entirely aloOf from
the various QuGck NOstrUmS of the day, having
invariably won the confidence of Physicians,
CIeTgymen, and the intelligent Of all classes,
wherever it has been introduced. Philanthro.
pists. and all who truly sympa thisS with human
suffering, every where hail its appearance with
heartfelt Joy; aud look upon the BALM of LIFE
as one of those great and uncommon blessings
which kind Providencs OccasiOhaIly bestows
on man, but which, like angels visits, are few
and far between.
0rCiculars, containing numerous testimO-
mails Of the highest Tespoctability, can be had,
gratuitOus, of all our Agents.
Tho BALM of LIFE, Gone Dollar per Botile,)
Is 'orsale by d. J, STEWART, Georgetown; ami
PALMER a. CAMPBELL, Ripley.
February | 9m
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MASONIC NOTICE.

Georgetown Lodge No. 72, has resolV'
ed to celebrate the approaching anniVer,
sary ofSt. John the Baptist; We, there
fore, respectfully invite all MasOns in good
standing, their wiyOs, sisters, daughters,
and the Widows of deceased MasOns ia
attend.
Suitable accommodations will be made
at =. l.. Wilson's for all that may come
A Masonic Ora;iOn will be made by n
BARRERE, Esq.
JNO. d. WHITE.
JOHN T.. SMILEY,
+. II. LlNCl,
Committee of arrangements.
Georgetown, April 2Sth, lS42.
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From the DsnOe ratio Re, lew
7HE law nrVour

AA Law OE LONE.
II was not mere goOd-nature. bu, The
adoption Of the peace pFincipls vhi.S
made VIM. Ladd thus gentle-bear,sj "a
story which he often told with noo,,I;.~
relish, will illustrate this mouldiDp oS ~.
charaeter--the gradual progress oT n.
mind in adopting the peace principIs, 80
y had, said he, "a fine field Of grain. grow
ing upon an Out.iarm at some disisUco
from the homestead Whenever / roJo
by saw my neighbOr Pulsler's sheen in
the lot, destroying my hupes Of barve.t
Ihese sheep were Ofthe gaunt, lOnpler.
ged kind, active as Spanieis: thew could
spring over the biggest fence, and No mar
tilion-wall could keep them out com
planned to n0ighbOr P1Isfer about them
sent him frequent messages, but all viii.
out avail. Perhapsthey would be kent
out for day or two; but the lens NJ b;s
sheep were long, and NV grain ra,ber
more tempting than the ADJOINING Das,,,,e
rode by again-the sheep were siilI
there; became angry, and told nv men
to set the dogs on them, and iflhat vonlJ
not do, would pay them if they would
shoot the sheep. ~
~ rode away much agitated; for | was
not SO much Ofa peace man then a. am
now, and felt literally fall Of fob, All
at once light flashed in upon .m.
asked myself, would it not be we'll r..
you to try in your own conduct the peac.
prlncIPis you are preaching 10 others !'-
thought 4 all over, and settled DOM mn
mind as"to the best course 10 he nurs,;.
ed. 10 Pu'Su-
The next day rode over to sss pciob
Oor ruister. found him choppng wood
at his door, Good morning, neigSbor
No answer 'Goud morning. reneo,sd
lie gave kind ofa grunt like a hog. with.
out looking up Il camc,' continued /. sto
see you about the sheep AT this be
threw his axe, and exclaimed. in A mast
angry manner, Now, aren't YOU pret,v
nelghbor, 10 tell your men to xiii NV
shee" head Of it--a rich man like
You to shoot poor mans sheepl
4 was wrong, neighbour said I: .sbut il
won do let your sheep eat up all that
gram; so came over 10 say that | would
take your sheep TO my homestead pasture
and put them in with mine, and in ,he
fall you may take them back: and if anv
one Is missing, you may take YOUR pick
out ofmy whole ilock.' FO'>
"FuiSter looked cOnfounded--he did
not know how TO take me. At last he
S'ammered out, 'Now Squire, are vOu in
earneslr Certainly am,' answered
II IS better for me to feed your sheep in
my pasture on grass, than 10 feed them
mere on grain; and see the fence can,l
keep them OUT
amer moments siIence--'The sheen
shGHt trouble You any rnore,' exclaimed
ruIS'er' i will ietter them all. BufIll
let you know that when any'mau fails Of
shooting, can shoot too; and when thew
are AIld and neighbOrly, lean be kind
too. N'''"
Inc sheep again irespassed nm NV
lot AND my lriends,h would continue .ad.
crossing the audience,, remember that
When you talk Of iniuring your nsiahbor
.ney TAX OF lyuring yorl. When nations
threaten TO fight, other nations will he
ready 100 Love will beget love wish
70 Oe al peace will keep you in peace
10 lou can only overcome evil with good
There is no other way.
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Administrator Notice.

A LII persons interested will take notice, that
"A at the April Term of the court of common
pleas Of Brown county for 1912, the undersigned
was appointed Administrator ofthe estate Of Rob-
ert Wright, deceased lats of Pleasant Township
in said county. Therefore, all persons having
claims against said estate, are requested TO pre-
sent Ihem legally authenticated within one year
for settlement, aud all those indebted to said es-
tate are requested TO make immediate paymant.
JONAS LAWRENCE.
Administrator of the estate of Robert Wright
deed.
Aprl27, 1912. ot
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Or. Geo. B. Bailey

" lLL continue to practice in the various
" departments of his profession.
Once on the public square east cfths court.
h Ouso. '"' o'''
Cailsat night may bsmads at his dwelling,
~ D. Those indebted to him, Cither by note
OF book account, will find it to their interest," 70
call and pay, OF give their notes, az his oblipa.
tIons to his creditors require speedy settlement,
10 extend further indulgence on long STANDING
accounts, will put II cut Of his power to meet bis
liabilities. lie trusts, therefore, that no one
concerned will refuse to comply with this reason.
able request.
.GeogetOwn, O., Oct. Goth, 1870.
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THE STEAM BOAT
+ AIR pL Az

HAS changed her owners, but will still run
H as a regular Packet between Maysville
and Cincinnati, II is the intention ofthe own-
ers to make her a safe, speedy and pleasant boat
for passengers Frelghts shall be carefully ham
died and the charges moderate. She will leave
Moysvlleevery Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day, at 9 O'Clock, and Cincinnati on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at the sans hour.
$. RANKIN, Master.
Oct. 20th, 1870.
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HATS! HATs!!

RAvID FERRlER respectfully in
- forms the public, that he has COM
menced the Hating business in George
town. Shop 8 doors South Of David
Crawford's Grocery Store, West side Of
Main Street.
July 9, ls4l.
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Law Notice.

DAVID G.. DEYORE will practice his pro
fcssiol in the Courts of this Judicial circuit
Office in Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio, ut
he North Eas. corner of the public square.
May 18th, IS4l.
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Feathers Wanted.

4 WILL give Groceries at the following rates
per lb. Molasses 40 cts per gallon; Coffee I6 cts
per h., and Tea ST. per lb Or will give any
other kind of goods in my store in exchange for
the above amount of Feathers. have also Just
received about l6 kegs Nails, assorted sizes,
which will sell very low for Feathers.
m. Call soon at
NOWLAND'S STORE,
Russelville.
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Land for Sale or Exchange

VVU IOIE containing eighty acres each
in Ienawee county, Michigan, situate
about eighteen miles from Toledo, and half Z
mile from the Toledo and Adrian Railrond u
This land Is timbsred with oak, whitewood. ma.
BILE and beach; and the soils rich
Also,a lot containing eighty acres in Lucas
county, Ohio, about forty miles frSm Toledo. n
a section settled by thriving farmers. This y
also timbered land, with rich sell.
I will sell all Or parts Of this land On aeconmo.
dating terms; 81 exchasgs il fer farming land IN
Brown county. Ferfurther iafofnatisS iaquire
at the Standard Ssice.
D. ?. PALMER.
Gsorgtown, Feb. ., ls4l.
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@ J. ET.

4 DWELLING HOUSE and thirteen
a and three quarters acres, of
ground, about half a mile east Of George.
town, lately occupied by the Rev. Nir
Wilder. Possession will b0 given imme.
liateIy. Apply to s. WILKINS.
~ RussSlsille.
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ageeaby
Assembly the State Ohio February 18TH
the provide for the sale of lands forfeited the
l4th
contained the foregoing list . her their legal heirs
January the interest and penalties together
will be
Of Stateas srefor to the of Ohio
] SMITH, AudAOr Of BroWn County,
Auditors Office, Browne county, april 25th, 1912
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q w. KING,

ATT ORNEY At L AW'
will practice Law in the several Courts
Of the Counties Of Brown, Adams and
ClermOnt; his Office is on the East side
Of the Public Square in Georgetown, Brown
County, Ohio.
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DR. B. f. SMITH, Surgical and Moehan-
~ cal DENTIST, one door west Of the Lu-
theran Church, on 9th street, Cincinnati, will vis-
Il Georgetown two or three times during the
year.
Refer to Dr BAILEY, and BuoxNER.
March 81, ls42.
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No oe.

YNIIERE will be petition presented q N.
IL Commissioners Of Brown county. Al ths;s
next meeting, praying for an alteration of ~
County Road. The said County Road 10 in,s,.
ssct the Williamsburg and Sardinia Stats Road
at William Watsoh's from william FieId,s M.
in, o. asnear rthatpOint as the viewSrs may deem
proper
February l, 1s42.
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TIE Fourteenth Volume Ol the GEN will be
commenced on Saturday the Eighth of Jpnunry,
1912. For the liberal favor which our pnblca.
tion has received during the thirteen yea is ,,f its
existence, e,ourpatrons have our unaffected thanks
We again renew our solicitations for subscrip-
tions to the ensuing volume, with the conf
dence that all who subscribe, will be satisfe,'
that they receivein return for the small expens
n far greater value. We re-assufe the publ
that we shall be untiring in our exertons /,
render the GEM volume ofnterest and utill
ty, a. fund Of amusement and of substantial an,
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We shall print large edition, and shall b'
able TO supply new subscribers from the com
mencoment of the volume, at any time within
the current year. a
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A Ill personsinteresLed will tako not that
hWilhOm W. Rch1, on tho 18th day of April
A. u. lS42, sued out writ Ofnttachment from
the court of Common Pleas of Brown county in
the State of Ohio, against George NJ. Proctor,
for the sum of five hundred and sixty dollars,
which writ has been served and returned.
Attest, JOHN II>BLAIR, Clerk.
Dated May 2nd, ,TS42.
a, ELLISON.
Attorney for PPff.
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A. ELLISON,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law.
Ofhee on the east side of the Public Square,
Georgetown, Ohio.
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List of Letters,

Remaining in the Post Office at Russelville
on the FIRST day Of April, 1912, which if not
taken OUT in three months will bo sent to the
Genarnl Post Office as dead lntters
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] Administrator's a Mott &c.

4 Administrators Mott ce.
A LII person having legal claims against the
EAestats of Caleb Jennings, late of CLARK
Township, Brown County Ohio, dac'd, are re-
quested to prese ent them 10 the unlersigned, le-
gay authenticated,f for settlement, within one year
from this date; and all persons indebted to said
estate are requested TO make Immediate pay
meat JOHN ROSS. t3,,s
JANE I.EMINGS,S Admt,s'
OfCALEB Jennings, deed.
April 9th, 1912.
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James |. Hakes j P Bassett
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Mary Crayton Kelley Station
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Thomas Potts Andrew Moore
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John Reed Wiley Bohanan 2
Satharine BSmith Mathew McLanahan
John N Abbott William Pickerill
Gfsenleaf Norton Jesse # Lackbart
hoosrt McNighi James w Glaze
Ely Cox Arthur Obarra
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