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PIKE FARM, July DIST, 1912.

10 NE Voters Of Pike C0NRtg:
Having been frequently solicited to
become a candidate to represent, in part,
this County in the next Legislature, |
have uniformly told my friends that did
not wish to be elected, that | had no po-
litical aspirations whatever to crafty
nevertheless, if the people of the county
thought proper TO elect me, | should feel
it my duty TO serve them to the utmost
of my abilities. This | say now, but a,
the same time / desire and ask of my
friends, not to vote for me, but OF cast
your votes for the candidates now before
you, soliciting your sufirages. This
much seems due from me TO the gentle
men who are now canvassing the county.
JOHN w. DAVIS.
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For the RADICAL
TO A FEMALE FRIEND.

"Ah. me! for ought that I could ever read,
Could ever hear, by tale or history,
he course oftrue love never did run smooth
SHAKESPEARE.
l saw thee lady, when the bloom of youth,
Sat mantling On thy rosy check of gladness .
When ev'ry look and smile of thine was truth
Ere thy young heart was sear'd by sorrows sad
ness;
And then methought, existence such as thine
Could net a pleasure from the future borrow,
Nor those sweet smiles could ever dim ,hci,
shine,
And leave thy heart a prey to silent sorrow.
Again l saw thee, in thy weeds of woe,
For lin to whom thy virgin faith was plighted;
And all thy happy dreams of bliss below,
BY his untimcly end, forever blighted.
And then methought that fate could ne'er at.
tone,
Nor e'er restore. thy hopes thus early perish'd;
Or recompense thee, for the loss of one,
Thy pure, thy spotless heart, thus fondly cher
ish'd.
Again I saw thee, when Religions calm
Had chas'd the cloud thy lovely brow had
shrouded,
And Heavenly Truth, had pointed out a balm,
To sootlre the woes, that round thy young
heart crowded.
And, Oh l joy'd, to see thee smile again,
Although knew thy tender heart was riven;
For it appear'd q triumph over pain
A consciousness of thy reward in Heaven.
Lady a~dieu,--our lots are various cast;
But. when before the alter thou art knecling,
Oh! suffer mem'ry TO recall the past.
And ask forgiveness Of thy friend of feeling;
For, Lady! Thine early, humble friend,
Can, midst his errors and his faults, still bor-
From Feelings torch, one feeble ray and bend
In fellowship, beside The child Of sorror.
MIDDLETON.
H
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

AyOTlC&ishereby given that the undeE-
n.I signed has taken out letters OF Admin
i~stration on the estate OF Rebecca Ford,
decd, from the Clerk of County Court of
Pike Coun~ty--bearing date the l6 of July,
"A. ID. loi2: all persons. therefore who
have any claims against the estate of said
deceased are required to exlibit the same
duly authenticated for allowance, within one
year from the date Of said letters, or they
may be precluded from having any benefit
of said estate, and If such claims are not
presented within three years they will bo
forever barred.
HUGH w. SHANNON, 3dm'r.
July %. 1912. 3w3S.
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amassing a fortune by a single operation
lille same contempt of labor. persever'
ahce n small gains, would be agair
witnessed, as made the whole country
one vast theatre of specializing maniacs
in 1886 and 81. Mankind are unwil.
ling to learn by experience-or to ac.
knowledge error, particularly, when
such acknowledgement would prevent
'heir Selling upon Jarcied opportuni-
ties TO make a fortune by a single specu-
iatlon, rather than to acquire a compe-
tence by slow and sure degrees"
Mr.. Worsham, one of the candidates
for county judge, mentioned a fact in his
speech in the court house on Wednes-
day last, that reflects pretty severely on
some of the ex-Legislators from Pike.
MIR. Worsham said:-"Gentlemens, |
once tended the legislature of this state,
on my w expenscs-and, 10! gentle
mems, what did l there behold-why,
when the yeas and nays were called
~gentlemens, on cushions of vital impor-
lance, both TO old "peg leg" and to you,
why the sentinels of "Old Pike were
fast asleep upon their benches gentle
mems, and now let me warn you of
the evils of this sleepy Legislation, :or
you connot fail to see gentlemens, that
if our Legislators sleep, they'll catch no
.'coons.'"
Warsham has given us timely warn
ing, and flour Legislators sleep, after this,
through the whole session, we cannot
grumble.
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The following extract from the st.
Louis Bulletin, we think worthy the at
tention of our readers, and the public
generally. Our ears are almost con-
stantly ringing with the cry of 'hard
tines" while there are but too few who
are turning their attention TO the means
of relief. II is idle to spend time in talk
ing about the cnuss Of our present pc
cuniary distress, unless we are deter
mined to search out and apply the cure
ever if the pill should be biHer-it must
be taken or our condition will remain the
same or even grow worse. We have
as a people lived above our income, and
a course of this kind will eve produce
the like results; then if we would be re-
lieved from embarrassment we must
practise a system of rigid economy and
~persevering industry
at is not our purpose to absorb the
time of our readers with useless specu-
lations as to the cause of the great eVl'
complained of-lamentations are useless
as well as are r~casonings as to the cause
we only wish to show the effect, and ad-
wise a strict system of prudence and per-
severing economy as the only rational
means of relief from present difficulties
We believe if the cause was universally
: acknowledged, as soon as an opportunity
offered, the same scenes would be re-
enacted-the same reckless and gambling
course Of speculation, the same desire oil
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1t is no wonder the MisSourians boast
SO highly fthe quantities. of pig lead they
turn out from their lead mines; but they
must say nothing of its quality. a large
lot received here, bearing the stamp of
S. Davis, has been found to consist OF
one-third stones and droSS inside the
pigs.-[N. Y. Sun.
This seems 20 be entirely a new spe-
eies of fraud; and what renders it more
wicked is the fact, that it is not a case
where one Individual alone suffers from
the imposition, but the interests Of a
large class of the industrious and hard
working are most seriously effected.
Though this NAV be the first and only
fraud of the kind that has been committed
by those engaged in mining in the west,
get, the effect cannot fail 10 be most Sc
riously felt, as it will create a distrust in
the minds of the eastern dealers, which
will have a direct and sure tendency 10
depreciate the price of the article in that
market, and in all others, where the fact
may be known. 1t will also be seen by
an article in another portion Of our pa
per, that similar frauds have been prac-
ticed by the manufacturers Of bagging
and rope, in Kentucky, which resulted
in a depreciation in the price of those
articles TO such an extent that they
would hardly bear shipping to any port
in the whole south, the planters there
preferring to purchase East India or
Scotch, rather than run the risk of hard
bargain by purchasing that manufactured
in Kentucky.
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ONE CENT REWARD.

II ANYWAY from the undersigned, on the
Ia3d inst. NATHANIEL F. ATKINS, an
indentured apprentice. This is to forbid
all persons from harboring or trusting him
on our account as We Will pay no debts OF
his contracting.
JAS. SMITH, & SON.
New London, July Bird. 1s42. 3w3s.
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There will be preaching, in the Semi
nary, in this place, by Rev. Sutton and
Sigler, on the 18th and 18th of Angst.
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Rev. H. n. WILDER is expected 10
preach in the Court House, in this place,
next Wednesday night, at early candle
light.
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Messrs EDrroRs:-You will be
50 good as TO announce my name in
the Radical as q candidate for the
Office of Justice of the County Court
OF Pike County. at the next August
election. Ia presenting my name t o
the people. at this eleventh hour. |
have only TO say, that should ] be
honored with their confidence it will
be both my pride and pleasure to in
form myself is 10 the duties of the
office, and to discharge them withou ,
fear, favor, or affection.
A. WORSHAM.
July 10Th, 1912.
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1--we are authoized to announce
JoHN III. GRIM as a candidate for Con-
stable for Cuivre Township, the at next
August Election.
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To the Voters of Pike COUNTY.

FELLOW CITIZENS:
l place my name before you as a can
didate for the responsible office of coun-
ty judge, at the next August election;
and as we are not heard or needed for
our much speaking, | deem it unneces-
sary to say much on the subject. Ihave
been a resident of the county for the last
eighteen years, and l presume the most
of you are acquainted with meat least
those of the old settlers. But l will say
this much: if | should be your choice,
my humble abilities shall be exerted
to do my duty and mete out justice to all
concerned. ANDREW FORGEY.
Paynesville Mo. June 4th, 1912.
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TIL a..
Bowling Green.....July 30, 1912.

'ALPuA' shall have place next week.
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Notice.

THE Co-partnership that heretofore
existed under the firm of WHITE
and PREWITT, between James M.
White and William c. Prewi,t, termin-
ated on the 30th day Of June last, bymu-
tual consent. The signature ofthe firm
will be used by either of the parties in
liquidation only. ,,rr
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We have 1t from good authority
that three men imprisoned by the
charteris,s, died in prison on Wed,
nesdayat Providence, from the effects
of the cruelty of their %oppressors.
1t is also reported that Il woman who
attempted to prevent the arrest OF
her husband at W~ocnsocket, was stab
bed in the breast, and died on Wed
desday night of the wound! Her
husband is in prison. Several arrests
we're made on Wednesday, and so ca
ger had the charterists become for
victims that they had manifested a
strong feeling in favor Of arrestlng
Mr.. DORIS father! This step was
deemed hazardous, and it is doubtful
whether it will be taken, lest a re-
action should be produced in the feel
ings of the mass Of the charter party,
symptoms Of which have already ap-
peared. We do not Wonder that the
Providence Journal quakss at the up.
p~rehension of retributiUe justice
boston Post, July, 81
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All persons whose accounts Of 1910
and Al, with the late firm of White and
Prewitt, are unsettled, are requested to
come forward and close the same by pay
ment, or by note, Immediately.
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Messrs. Editors:-Please
JAMES CowHERD, as a candidate for one
of the County Judges OF Pike County, at
the ensuing August election.
MANY ForEPs.
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I5-The undersigned will CONTINUE the
Mercantile and Commission and Far
warding business, in his own name and
on his own account.
w. C. PREWITT.
Clarksyille. Iuly 8. 1912.
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New Hope, July 18th, 1912.

OLD SoDIERs.-Thirteen old soldiers
of the Revolution were present and took
part in the celebration of the 4th inst. at
Utica. Twelve of them rode in the pro-
cession. The youngest of the twelve is
seventy-t"o, and the Oldest n~inety-two
yects OF age, and their aggregate ages
arc nine hundred and seventy-six-about
the same age as that of old Mr.. Mathu-
selah. The thirteenth is a Mr.. HAIR
vrY, of Frankfort, who is one hundred
and seven years Of age. After the pro-
cession had separated they assembled in
the Museum, and here, says the Demo-
crat, "they met old Mr.. Harvey, who
talked with and evidently looked upon
some of them as 'boys'-for he himself
has a soa aged eighty-two."-Nat. Int.
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North Eastern Boundary.-The
rumors from New York touching the
negotiation with Lord A>hburton and
the Government Of the United States
upon the North Eastern Boundary,
are all without foundation. So far
from the North Eastern Boundary
QUESTION being disposed of, by giveng
the L. States the navigation of the
river 81. John 10 the sea, and all that
piece of land between the present
Maine Boundary line and the 81.
John river, including the city OF
Frederickton, the capital of New
Brunswick. LORD A&hburton'S inShruc-
tons, lam sorry to learn, for BID him
from yielding AMI finch Of mhat as rec
ogni.et as British territory.
There have, however, been no ne
gotia,ions upon the Boundary Cues
ton. and my apprehenslons are that
none can be made by Lord Ashbur-
ton. unless his instructions, which
now lie his hands, give him more
freedom of action. From the infor-
nation the ! have upon the subject,
| am inclined to believe that the Am
bassador of the British Government
can do no more than TO give an equiv
alent in money for the territory.
Tie British Governmct will pay for
the VIII lie of the territory in dispute,
and will ask only for 50 much as may
serve her purposes of uniting the two
British provinces now separated by
4 strip of land which fnr"s " port oil
the territory in dispute.
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VIM. G.. w
GAINESVILLE, July s, 1912. *37
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grulnble.
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SHEkTFFS SALE,

Henry Crabs Bill in Cha0cery to
rs. torecIose a Mort
William Meanor. gage.
BY virtue OF an order of the Conrt oil
Common Pleas Of Carroll county, Ohio,
and TO me directed, | will offer Tor sale
by public oulcry, at The door of the
Court house in CurroIion, on Saturday
Ahe 4lh day Of June. A d. l842, between
the hours of 10 O'Clock forenoon and 4
o'clock afternoon Of said day, the fol-
lowing described tract Of land and pre-
misses, wilh grist mill thereon, and the
wa&er privileges herewith connected =,
situate In Fox township, Carroll county,
Ohio, to wit: A part Of Sections thirty
one and thirty two, Township thirteen,
aad Range four, begInning at the quarter
section corner on the line between sec
items thirty one and thirty two, thence
north with the line of the South East
quarter of Section thirty two, three
chains and seventy links TO post where
a WIIdlG Odh llIi lt6lI ibChSS3 bCdib eputu
eighty two degrees east, twenty four
links distant, thence south seventy nine
aHd haII degrees, east nineteen chains
and forty lIaks to a post on The section
line between sections thirty one and thir-
fy tRO where a white oak fourteen iHches
bears norh fifty eight degrees east twen-
ty four links distant, thence west with
the section line aforesaid, three chains
and eighty links TO post, thence south
eighty degrees and one quarter of a de
gree, west eight chains tortY.eight links
10 a stump on the east bank Of the Straw
Camp Run, thence south sixty two de-
g.ees, west seventy chains forty eight
links to the west line Of the North East
quarter of Section thirty one, thence
north with the line five chans to the
place of beginning, containing SIX acres
and twenty two hHndredths Of an acre
more or less. Taken in execution and
viii be sold bv me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
April 30, 1912.
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SHERIFF'S SALE,

BY virtue Of sundry wrlts of Fl. ia.
ct IeU ia. issued out of the Court OF
Common Pleas for Carroll county, Ohio,
and to me directed, | will offer for sale
at the door Of the Court house in Carroll
ton, on Saturday the 4h day of June,
A. ID. l642, between the hours of 10
o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M. OF
said day, the following described tract
of land situate in Centre township, in
The county of Carroll, to wit. Part of
the North West quarter of Section thir.
ty-one, Township fourteen, Range five.
beginning at the North East corner of
Lot No. thirty.six, In Alkinson's and
McCook's addition to the town of Car =
TOIHon, on The South side of Jail alley
thence south fihyeighi degrees, east
two chains and sixty-three links to a
stone, thence south twenty-nine and one
fourth degrees, west siv.chans and fifty
links TO a stone, theoce north 6lly.eieh
degrees, west three chains and seventy.
nine links TO a stone, thence north thir.
ty.one and half degrees, enst four
chains and thirv.Pght links to the south
wost corner Of Lot No, thirty six, thence
south fitty'eIght degrees, east ninety one
links to the south east corner of said
town lot, thence north thirty one and a
halt degrees, east two chains and twelve
links to sbe place of beginning, cnntain.
ing two ap,d eighteen hundrerh e l8,
1907 acres. AIS, part OF Lot No. thir-
ty.eight in Isaac A'N.'nson's addition to
the town of CarroIItpn. = being thirty
feet of the end Of said lot adjoining the
alley, comprising thirty hv tivty tc't,
with Foundry on j, Also, hot No.
thirty.six in Atkinson's and McCnuk $
addition to the town of CarrolIton. -
Taken in execution and will be sold by
me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
April 20, 1912.
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COUGH AOA HNGBg

SuEkMAN'o COUUh LOIEAGES,
are he salest, most sure and ehsctual
remedy ut Coughs, Colds, consumption,
Whooplrs Cot gh, Asthma, Tlghtness OF
tn, Lungs or Chcsr, &c. SC. lne pro-
prIelor has rever known an lns'ancs
where taey did not give pelIect sutlsIac-
ton.
The Rev. Darius Anthony, Dl HE D.
MEDIA CUutareuce, was gwen up as IDcu'
rahIp, believed 10 bc on he very verge Of
he grave from Consumption, Wllhou tba
hope OF reIIefuIl he Tried those Lozepgfs.
Ihry rClIeyeG blp Immediately, aud III
lew wrtks restored him TO health, 81
hot he could resume his duties as min
lsler ci the gospel. He recommends
Them to all no are consumplIve OF have
any arrangement ot their lungs, as the
greatest M dlcIue IN the known world
| lie has witnessed lhrlr eff,c's on seyelat
others, aud always with the hapFest re,
suils. tie s; IS 50 great remedy through
the blessing oil Divine Providence should
be The common property oil all, and III
every family on The face Of the earth.
Mr.. James W. Hale, gave soma
to a friend who had mol erjoyed
a nights sleep for several weeks, te'ug
every few minutes attacked with sut h q
cough, as almost to take away L!s lille.
The LozeLs-s made him raise easy, and
enabled h m to sleep we'll all night. He
had tired every hing he heard Of, and
nothing else s0oldtd The Iebst relief
anoher instance Of saving fellow being
from an uhrgmey death.
Nj. G. r. NJ tlheWs suffered a year
with hard, tight cough, pain in The
side, spirung Of blood, aud all The usual
symptoms oil Consumption. The L"zen.
gts relieved him Immediately and IN a
few weeks restored him 10 perfect health,
He SAYS they are the greatest cough med'
iCne in the world
Over 5000 persons have given ther
names within the last year as a reference
Of The wonderful virtues of these cough
Lozenges They cure all recent cases
in few hours, seldom requiring more
than one day to eradicate The mos! dis.
lressing oues.
6TPrice only Is cents per Blk 90
JACKSON e. SINCLAIR.
Agents for Carroll Co,
L Wilcox, corner of Diamond aad
Market streets, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Enqarre for Sherman'S Cough candies,
April s. l942.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

BY virtue of a writ Of Vendi ETPonds
issued out Of the Court of Common
Pleas for Carroll county, Ohio, and to me
directed, will offer for sale at The door
OF the Court house in Carrollon, on Sa,
turduy the 4lh day of June. A. D 1912,
bet Ween The hours OF 10 o'clock A. M,
and 4 o'clock L. M. the following real
estate, to wit: The East half Of Lot No.
fifty nine 10 Roberts addition TO The town
OF CentreviIIe, (Uow Carro'Itnn,) Taken
in execution and will he sold bv me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
April 30, 1912,
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ShCrTNan's poor mans plas"
ter,


The best strengthening plaster in the
world. and a sovereign remedy for pains,
or weakness in the back, IONS, sides,
breasr, neck, limbs, joints, :heumaLIsH,
Iumbago, &c. &c.
Several persons have called at the
warehouse to express their surprise and
and thanks, at the almost mIracploas
cures these pIas,ers have effected,
Joseph W HoKle, Esq. who had been
afflicted with rheumatism, as 10 be unable
to dress himself without assistance, wac
enabled after wearing one, only one night,
to get up alone in the morning, put on hia
clothes, and call at our otiice with eyea
beamiug with joy, and his tongue Ponr'
ing forth the gladness of his heart, al Iha
sudden and signal reIiet he had rsceIye4
from this beet Of all remedies,
Mr. David Williams, OI ElzahethtowD,
N. J., an old Revolutionary Slider, was
so afflicted with Rheumatism. that hs
could aearcely help himself-Ihese FlasI
lers entirely cured him.
HrPrice only l2s cents a piece 90
Just FsceIved bS
JACKSON L. SINCLAIR.
l. WILCOX. corner Of Diamond and
Market streets Pittsburgh, Pa.
RTRemember only l2t cents p Pla1
ter.
April s, lS49'
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SHERIFF"S SALE.

BY virtue of write Of f faei len ia
ISSUED out ofihe Court OF Common Pleas
for Carroll county, Ohio, and TO me di-
rected, viii offer for sale at The door Of
the Court house in CarroIton, on Saur.
day the 4th day of June, A. D. 1919,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ.
and 4 o'clock P. NJ. the following real
estate, to wit: Lot No. lorlY'oighr in the
town of New tlarrishurgh, Carroll couo
", Ohio, with the improvements thereon,
Taken 10 execution and will be sold by
me-
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
April 20, lS42.
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W. hare tried Dr. Joseph Priestiy
Peters Vegetable P'iis, and have no
be9r rou II prem uoci"g them the best
Anti Bihons Med cine that we have eVeV
Ised in our families. We are acquain'
ted with ) yeral hmrIes in This CITY who
give them the preference to all othtP
KIN 9, on account Of their mlldness, and
al the same time, certainty Of action.
Nem YORK. Examiner.
MORE THAN Ten MILLIONS Of
boxes Of these truly valuable AnIibII!ous
Pills have been sold III 'he Uoied States,
Canadas, Vest ladies', Mexico, and Tex
as. srnre The ist OI nuary, 1888.
HUNDREDS & THOUSANDS bless
he day they we're lDduced, by The per-
snasion Of a friend, to W Boy o. W
f 'rrs' Pills.
DR.. Joseph Priestly Peters,
Dear Sir-I have
used your valuable Pills these last four
years, IN cases Of Dysrepsla, Liver COM
plant, aud Sick headache, and have
found them, IN a majority of cases, IRs
most vaguatIe Pills have ever used
JOHN CASE, NJ ID.
For Sick or Nervous Headache, OF
Bilious Fever, wond recommend Pc
tefs' Pills m vrclcrer cG to all other kinda.
R. H ARMSTRONG. NJ. d.
THE foIIopmg from the eminent DOeto"
Emmison IS considered Sr6fcifat.
have used IN my practice these last
five years Dr. Joseph Pr'esrIy P9Iers'
VegelaLIe AnlibtIlous Pills, and consr'
cred them The best family medicine |
have ever used.
A fresh supply of these Va.oa1ie ARIl'
bilious Pills just received "
JAG KSUN l. ElhCLAIR,
OuIy agents lo C"uot Co,
l. Wilcox. corner Of D'm"pd Rpd
Market streets. PI!tsLurgb, Ea.
| April s, 1912
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Pekin. AnriI %. IS42.
Road Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given hat a petl-
tion will be presented to the CommIs.
sIoners of Carroll county. at their June
session, lS42, for the location ard tslab.
fishing Of IA public road, commencing on
the land Of Arthur Russell about eighty
rods from the east line on the west side
of he run, thence South 10 The North
east corner of Solomon Myers aud,
'hence by the house of said Myers, hence
to intersect The NJ ,gnolia road, al or near
the h hpuse Of Robert Carnahan in Monroe
township, Carroll county, Ohio.
ADTI 22, le42.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Henry Miller,
vs. In EhanCeTV,
EopouaI Todd

Samuel I0dd
BY virlne of aG order Of the Court
of Common Pieas.or Carroll county, o, ,
issued at The March term, A. ID. 1912, |
will offer for sale at the door oI the court
house IN CarroIIlOn on Saturday the 2lsl
Of May next, between the hours Of 10
o'clock A NJ. and P. N. the following
real estate, TO wit: Lot Number twelve
in The town Of Minerva, Carroll CO.,
Ohio,
a1SO--
BY, virtue Of a wrI' of pendi eTponGs,
issued out Of the Count ofCommon Pleas,
! will offer for sale at the same time and
place between 10 O'Clock A. M. and 1 P.
NJ. the following real estate. TO wit: Lots
No. 30, and 80. in the town of PekIn
Carroll county, Ohio Taken IN execa.
tIoD and will he sold hv me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff,
April Is, 1912,