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" ~ HAVE TRikD tlocTOR Jos. PAIks3LEH 4
w PETERs' VEGErABLE PILLs, and have
no hesitation in prononncng them the best
Antibilious Medicine that we have ever used
ia our families. We are acquainted with sey.
eral families in this city who give them the
preference TO all other kinds, on account Of
their mildness, and al the same time, certainty
of action. fNew-York Examtner. =
More than Ten Millions of boxes of these
truly valuable Antibiliuus Pills have been sold
in the United States, Canadas, West Indies,
Mexico, and Texas, since the first Of January,
eightetn n hundred and thirty-fve.
Hundreds and thousands bless tho day thev
were induced, by the persuasion Of a friend, 10
try Box Of Doctor Peters, Pills.
Doctor Jos. PTiestey Peters Dear Sir.-T
have used your valuable Pills these last four
years, in cases of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint.
and Sick Headache, and have found diem. Ia 4
majority ofcases, The mast valuable PDls have
ever used. Ohm CASE. M n
For Sick OF Nervous Head ache, OF Bilious
Fever, would recommend Peters Pillsin pre-
ference TO all other kinds
r. II. ARMSTRONG;, M. d.
The following from the eminent Doctor En-.
msrsons isconsidefed sufficient. s
have used In my practice, these last five
geafs, Doctor Jos Pfieshy Peters Vegota ble
Antibiliods Pills, and considered them the best
Family Medicine have ever used.
A Fresh supply of those valuable Pills iust
received by D. j. Stewart. Georgetown. ana
Murphy, Ridgeway x Co. Ripley; and ,hav
;ar be had Of most ofthe principal stores through
,ut the United States
January, 1914
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New MAJ of Ohio.

The Subscribers propose publishing a new edi
tion Of their map Of The State Of Ohio.
This Map is compiled from the Surveysin tn,
Surveyor Generals Office at Cincinnati IN part
by Mr.. Samuel Morrison, whose skill as !
draughtsman, experience and known aceurac,
are fully attesteda not only BY the present sur
yeyor General, but confirmed by the sertifeatt
hereun!o attached of Robert 4, Bytls, Esq, the
predecessor of Mr.. Hnines: and will exhibit ~,
sections, fractional Sections, Virginia MII,taFv
Surveys, principal roads, Public works and con.
tempated public Improvements, together win
The Lakes Rivers, Indian Reservations, coantIs,
Fowns, cities and villages, which will Be lalt
down with the greatest possible accuracy.
There isno doubt that this map will contain
the most minute ana authentic informaiion N
any state map ever published. Uns Of the nro.
prietors hasvisited everycounty in the state. foY
The purpose 0fgathsring every information rea,,is.
tie, to insure correctness. This Eact Of itself
give assurance to those who NAV
iatfonize the map, that foF real !, utility il nusi
upefsede any mapgot up East, for the purpose
'fstate, but Without the advantage Of the per.
onag inspection and labor that has been bestov-
d exclusively on, this.
The slze Of the map will be between 4 and
set squares neatly colored in couaties, moun,s,
nd vanished aud soldto subscfibefsat theloW
rice Of six dollars.
Agents or companies taking ten copies, win
allowed deduction Of fotty per cent.
D00LITTLE & MUNSON.
EngraveFs and map publishers, Cincinnati
= have ekamined the compilations mnde from
epublie surveys In this ofhcehy M. Morrison.
= Messrs. Doolitt.e & Munsou. whoars about
publish sectional map nf "a slslA bi Ohio,
id 50 far as they relate to the p0hIso SURVEYS. |
eyate correct ROBERT =. LYTLE |
Surveyor Generals Cincinnati.
August 3, le4I
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Administrator's sale

pursuant 10 an order # the Court ofCommon
~ pleas within and for Brown County Ohio.
made at tho October term le4I, and revived Z,
the April term 1912, Of said Court. the ,nder.
signed will offer for sale on the promises M ~
5th day Of August next, between the hou,s N
lOo'cloeeI \. NJ. and o'clock P. NJ. of said
day. 'hs/'ollowing lands and ienemslts towit
htty'ons aad half acres Of land lying In said
County on Sterings fork Of waittoak eresk. .bo,n
ded as follows beginning at a whileoak and beech
Sfouf's heirs corneri thence 8. 20 degrees Il
and slxieen-Ienth poles to two elms on N,
bank OF the creek; thence down the cenl a 4
the creek With It's meanders s. 81 degrees n !
poles, ). % degrees q "A poles, s. 10 doefeesW
l5A poles, y, 8 degrees e. 22noles, y. nj DO.
gfees " u poles, y. 47 degrees w. l2 poles. q
IL degrees y. ~ poles, 70 a redoak and beecb
thence N. Z degrees 2. 75A poles 10 a stone
David Shiek's corners thente with hisline N.
degree, y. 90 poles TO stone. Shlck,s cotne,
thence N. G2degraes r. 5ai poles ID n stake n
the state road; thence with said tond NJ 10 ds,
greas west 50 poles to a stump In said rOad. Do.
vld Sfoufes heirs corner; thence s. 79 da,ros.
WIZ poles to the beginning; bengpart Of n
survey Of l2vp acres made N tho name Of Benia-
min Holmes No. 6747, Ordered d be sold sub
leet to The dover estate of Nancy Hipribs here.
IN before assigned, on tho following ferms. ona
half cash 10 hsn aud The balance wlth sintsr.
est ~ one year from the day Of safe. 10 he -
cur9d by bnnd and security, ~
DIN ALLEN, Admint....
ROBERT ALLEN, ,ors
June l4lh, 1912. So Wv
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Clncinn LII and West Union
Mail Stage,

by way OF Madison, Mi.
ford, Pefln's Mills. Bata,
~ vie, Hdntanl, Bethel, Tia.
Ruielyiils, DssaluF, to West Union. ia
leave Ctnclaaaii every Tuesday, Thursday
aud Saturday az 6 O'Clock A. NJ arriving al
Gsorsetowa same days--aad leaving next NOR
ming laFaa iarfigins q, West Uson the same
days, al hack the next. Leave Geotgetown
evety Wed tssllay, Ftlday and Sunday, at 6
a. M. SUI asflyes in Cacinnati same days
The prapfetof Of the above Stage route-hav.
inzpro'asal go1d aad ssfs teams, with comnio-
m1iio1s stagsS ant careful accommodating aud
hxjafissc ! drvafs--hopss 20 receive eoodly
lhar0 nf pl5is patronage.
SrA0e 0gFiceg Cincinnati, Mobiles Hotel;
Milford, steers Hotel, Bamvli DARTS Store;
Bstael, Petrlas's lIosel, Geogetown, o. John.
stol's WsatUnlnr. at w. hss's.
$ B, DAVIS, Proprietor.
May "a. is4l
Ears from GeoFgalown 30 Cincinnati reduced
- S 50. iatofmtdlats places IN proportion.
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| Sherman's Worm Lczenees.
Proved in more than 40B,D00 cases 10 he infsI.
/ liable the only certain worm-tlest rowing made
cine ever discovered Many diseases arise rom
worms and occasion long. and intense suffering
and even death, without their ever being suspee.
t7d grown persons are very often afflicted with
tthem and are doetored fSr various COMPLAINTS.
without any benefit; when one dose Of these
Lozenges would speedily cure them.
Dr, Gnlen Hunter, IO6 Sixth Av., knew a
chlld thatwas cured offts by these LozenRes,
after throe years suffering, and when nolbirg
else would give theleast relief He has ussd
them in his practice for the last two years in
several hundred cases, and always with succesa
BOY on board Of one of the Havre Packets
was cured Of fits by only one dose of them.
Mr.. Loring w, Gross, Sc Fulton st. cured
three OF his children IF worms BY only one hay
4 Capt Colin, Of Nantucket, cured his ekii8. a
years old, by only doses: Ne had been eivsn
up by the physicians as incurabls and was fasf !,
wasting away, being almost feipced TO sksls-
ton The doctors could notfelf what allied the
child, and the father, in tending the symptoms
ofworms, thought possibly they might be tie
cause of all the difficulty, and eonseausntlv
applied to Dr. Shfnans whn gave him bsS
Of his Worm Lo2enges after the first dose ,he
child ran to his father, highfened At The iarea
quantity Of worms that came from him. HE'S
now we'll and hearty as any child. and "a
doubt has been saved from an early eraya hv
only three doses of these T,ozengss
Mf. John. r, Wood, 81 Third ST.. gavs them
70 his child and they brought away ths wonus
by thousands
These valuable Worm Candies lust received
'yD. J. Stewart, Georgetown, Murphy, Rides-
Eey, & Co., Ripley.
Price only 25 cents per box.
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EXECUTORS aoIe


~ yIFtuool an order Of the Court ofCom
mon fleas Of Brown county, Ohio, made Il
their October term, l54I, win proceed n seii
| at public sHles atths front door Of The Cont.
houses IN Georgetown, ntho G,b dav of Au,,,.,
~ :, oetween the hours or aed 4 oiclncl n
said day, tho following real estate, 10 VII. M
acres and ~ poles afland, part Of an Ent,y i,
tn1 nane OF David Walker, No. I34s. Begin
lngel 90 oak stump IN jessFs limo fbeSce
nofF1' " degrees east, 34poles to sllFsrt,ee IN
1so'ge oe nelafd's line thence sjulh, 10 daqres "a
wes'' IVY poles 70 two lypns; thence north, "a
N's's'' W0'''s'} polesto the beginning
ALSO
Ons ether tract containing G5 acres | rood ana
~ !. poiss. hsginnihg a stone corner to Geo
IsaoIu ani we line Of the above described .raet.
,henrs sou.nita degres east, poles to stone
Inenee south, 10 degrees west 2Gl poIes u
stones thence north, 65 degroos vest IiI nsI.s -
70 stakei thence south, 10 dartess ,ysIt IN
Poea 70 stake shencs north "a deersas s,ss, -
lVi poles 10 two lynnsj then-s nurth. n ~.
sfees east. W poles TO the beginning, isv..n,a
grave yard which contains as polss. " ~ ta,s
oH " square fnrm, East, West Nns,s .a' ~
aouth,l the same being n part of Tia nhovs ~
" t0oe sold ioF sum 0f not loss Aban ,.so
tnllds ils appraised vaiue.realilrrs 80 ~. W.
oi the purchase money In hand.andtbs h.I,.a ",.u
" twa equal lnslalments Of nine and ajshtaS..
nollhsi me deferred payments 10 Be see%tss g.,
oosa and good security. The whole bsins Ssi ~
ne crop growing on the premises Il ev.,o,,,
!, 'ossesslon oi the ballance of the farm win hs
"sp on tle c2aarma tlonof the sale,
JAMES LOUDEN. Exsepio,
T.rs.... o,s 80, ,of Joshua jordan, deed
IT,. Az . q /
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James Kerr's hel1s.

vs.. Hh
James Kerr's heirs.
be romembeFed, that heretofore on the ord
day o. May. A. ID le42, the Petitioner dled ID
said coatthis certain Petition setting. forth.
mat thl pers NAL estate Flames Kerr deceased
ls lns1fieltnt TO pay the debts aud claims 4 /.
gainst said estate,and expenses and costs. a
adlniniatTationi and that ,aid james ker died
seized Of real estate il said county ~
browni TO wit; tho upper or east halfoflot M
- twenty threeini the town Of Ahsrdten
The BIZ prays that the Petitioner may b orda,-
ed 20 ssll and epnVey said premises, Or 50 much
hetsqi nsmay DO necessary to pay the debts ex.
penses and claims aforesaid
And atthe term Aforesaid, Il being made 10
appear otbe Satisfaction oftho court that Jans
heFf and Anna Kerr are not residents Of tba
state ef0hio,it Is ntdered that notice Of the
peadeney and prayer ofthe Petition be- published
a the Democratic Standard. a newspaper pr,nf.
ID IN Geogetown'saidi IN county, and n aensr.
y eireulatlon therein, for six weeks IN soe.
sssian previous 70 the next tenn Of said
JOHN II. BLAIR, Clerk.
DAy.D G. DEvoRE, Airy.
May 3lst, 1642.
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Six Cents Reward.

THOMAS SPENCER, an Indsuted hoy,
"a years ofage last january i6ft the premises
without leave 0ftha undersigned, an the Sch tlav
efJVne 1872 AIRY pailoH Tint will return she
said boy to me shall have the above feward.
WILIIA1 .HIcREIL..
Byrd Township Brown County, Ohio.
Jane 13, 1e43.
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Attachment.

49, ~ instance 40 attachment was this aa,,
p,suso psu oy a r Kllpatrck, Justice N ,I,s
as asse oi Pleasant TpWpship, Brown Co,,ns,,
Ham, Hsn,v ane property end eliseis q she heirs n
rfsssy rs.. merritt Decd. non fesidenta ~ = n
y O'Clock, NJ. 's' .'''' = s. - . July, az
june 9Th, le49. sS''A' = 2 = laN. &
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Georgetown June 18th, ls42.

Hazon Kimble and Olivia Kimble his wife,
Presly X. Davidson, Clarissa Davidson Sarah
Davidson aud Mary Davidson, fe
WILL TAXI NOTICE,
That petition was fled against them on the
18th day Of June A. d. 1872, in the court ol
Common Pleusof Brown county Ohio,by Green.
WOOL X. Davidson, and is now pending, wherein
the said Greenwood X Davidson demands pat
tition Of two hundred and seven acres one rood
and thirty eight poles of land lying in said coun-
", Of which Daniel Davidson died seized--pari
ofan entry Of 400 acres made in the name o.
John Brown by No. 1872; and that application
the said Greenwood X. Davidson for an order Of
partition and assignment OF dover IN the said
premises.
GREENWOOD X. DAVIDSON. PrtihOner
DAVID G, DEVoRE, Attorney.
June 18th, 1912. 81,
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Notioa.

"A ~ persons Interested will taks NOT 81 * Z /,
a Wiil,a isg w Robb, on shs 18TH day or ~
q ~. =, .ots. sued outa writ ofattaehmsn, fns,
sne ..n court el common Pleas Or Brown eoup,v y,
sne " 3 iass olgalo' against George M. Procto,
w wv sl 9 nys hundred and sixty dollars
Attest. JOINT 81 sfs
Dated Mag 9nd,Ie4S - oierk.
a. ELLISON.
ATTORNEY for ppg
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= v = y y At LAWf
VIII practice Law in the several Courts
OF the Counties nf Brown, Adams and
Clermeht; by office is oG the East side
Of the Public Squtrein Georgetown, Brown
County, Ohio.
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State Of Ohio, Brown County,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
April Term 1912.
Alexander S. Haaton ~ r,...
April Tenn 1912.


AlexandsF S. Hsaion rh.,.
Cadwailador W siiaeo & others. es'y'
BeTt remembered thaton the 2sth day Of
October leas, the complainant filed, in said
eoest. his certain Bill in shaneery. and, on the
l7sh day Of April 1879, his amendment thereto,
setting forth,among other things, thar one Josepa
Kerr formerly sold 10 Marx Cargan q tract Of
land lying on the waters ofStraignicreek 10 sail
County, containing one hundred and ten acres,
and BY his title bond agreed 20 convey the sano
70 said Cariigan n fee simple, and thai no pat.
ent having issued for said land in favor Of said
/ Kerr, The same was afterwards issued 20 one
Cadwalladsr Wallace, as his trustee 70 execute
conveyance for said land 10 said Mark CarFi-
gan. The Bill further charges that said Car-
gan, after his said purchase, departed this life,
leaving as heifs al law, the following children--
namely: Sarah Carrigan, John Carrigan, Mary
Carrigan, Adam CarIigan, Lidia Carrigan, now
intermarried with J esse King, aid James Cani-
gan, who, by writing dated January 18th, 1887,
sold their interest 10 City acres OF said land 10
the complainant. Itisfuriher charged that the
ehnplainant has fully complied, on his part,
with the terms Of his purchase, and is entitled
to the conveyance Of said fifty aeres Of land,
from said Wallace, from the said childrenofllark
Carngan and from the unknown heirs Of said
Kerr, who has also departed this life; and tho
prayer is that said fffy acres Of land be deereed
70 the ;)n5itI5llt, aal fE gsasr1l re-
lief.
And on motion, 8 Il appearing 10 the satisfaction
Of the coHTt that the heirs of Joseph Kerr de-
ceased and their places Ofresideneo are wholly
unknown to the cezsplainant, It is ordered that
notice Of the pendency and prayer Of the Bill be
published in the Democratic STANDARD, q news-
paper printed in said county Of BTown and 10
general circulation ilefein, for six wssksin sue
csssion previous to the next term Of said Court,
TO which time this cause srnds continued
JOHN II. BLAIR, Clerk.
DAVID DEvoRE, So'r,
NAV 1Ist. l842
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State Of Ohio, Brown County,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
APRIL Term, 1912.

Lewis Penney. gT
vs. In Chancerv.
William Tnmlin g. Others
de it remembered, that on the 18th, day Of
H July 1888, the Complainant filed in saidCourt
his certain Bill in Chaneey, setting firth, a
nong other things, that the Defendant
Tonlin,by his attorney il fact, Joshua Yeo, sold
to the complainant and, by his CERTAIN writing
Ander seal, agreed TO convey to him, by good
aud sufficient deed, lid acres Of land lying in
said county, part Of survey No 513 of 20llacros,
and, by bis said Attorney, sold 10 the said Com
plainant two other lots Of land, one of97 acres
in the possession Of Peter Penney, and the other
in the name Of James Eine,, and all the surplus
over and ah we tie efaid number of acres, The
hrst contract being dated December 3rd 1873 /,
and tho last sale being Witnessed by q contract
datedAugust llth 1882, Ths Bill further char
ges that complainant has paid all the purchase
monty said tracts Of land and Is entitIedto a
conveyance therefor, and the prayer is thnt said
Iomiin he decreed to execute said contracts
and convey to tho complainant according to the
terms tlereof, and that the other defendants who
are the widow, children, and heirs ofsad Yeo,
who has since depPaed this life, be decreed 10
release lolhe complainant all their respective in
forests n said premises which they might have
there byfeason Of conveyance from said Tom
lin 20 said Yeo in his liletlme--and for general
relief
And on motion. aud il appenting to the salts.
faction ofthe court, that the defendant William
lomlil s not a resident Of tho State OF Ohio. it
is ordered by tho court that notice of tho pen.
denry, and prayerofthe Bill be published in the
Democratic Stan lard, a newspaper printed in
said county Of Brown, and in general circulation
therein, six weeks in succession previous 10
the nextterm Of said court, TO which time said
cause stands continued
JOHN II, BLAIR, Clerk.
DAviDG DEvoRe, sopr.
May 3Tst. IsA9
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moor AND SHOE MATING.

T.AMFsS NJ. MULLEN has coinmeaced
- the ubOso business 10 Georgetown, next
door west nf Old. Kendairs tavern ;where
he respectfully soIicits share Of public
patronage. All work entrusted 10 him
wlllsbe well and promptly done.
Juno 10, IS42.
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THE STEAM BOAT

y - = ~ = a "a
T'AS changed her owners, but will still gur
IL as regular Packet between Marsvlile
and Cincinnati. tits the inlentjon Ofths own.
ers TO make her safe, speedy and pleasant boa
for passengers Freights shall be carefully han.
died and the charges moderate. She will leave
-Maysvillo loevefy Monday, Wednesday and Fri
Thursday and Saturday, al the sa ne hour.
>. RANKIN, Master.
oct, 10th, 1870.
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SHERlFF,s SAIE

SHERlFF'S SALE.
vs. Pleas
James Fulton. Vendi. FIX.
BY virtue ofb writ Of Venditioni Bxponas, 10
me directed by the Court OF Common Pleas,
within and ror Brown county Ohio, / win ex.
pose to sale. nt the residence Of Joseph Fulton
N. Union township, on Tuesday lie 10Th da,
ofJuly, lS4 ], between ths hours Of 10 and 4 o..
clock Oh said day, the following property, to viii
two roam Mares and one bay maze Clfdered to be
slld as ths property Of said Joseph Fulton in the
aboyecase. Terms cash. 5
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff,
B.C.O.
Sheriffss Office. Juno 28tb. 1912.
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Dental Notice.
HATS! bHATSl!

nAvlD FERRlER respectfully ii
forms the public, that Be has com
menced the Hating business ia George
town. Shop 3 doors South Of David
Crawford's Grocery Store, West side d
Main Street.
July 6, lS4l.
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Notice.

The road tax, as leviedby ths commissioners
At their meetingo on the FIRST Monday ofJune,
Or the present year win be one and half mill
IN the dollar, or fifteen cents on the hundred
dollafs Ofvaluation Of all taxable property; and
that the said tax may bedischagged by labor on
lhC roads uuder the direction Of the supervisors
Of the several districts, at the rate Of seventy
1--we cents perday.
JAMES J. SMITH, A.B.C.
Georgetown June 18th, I642.
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Law Notice.

DAVID G. DEVORE will practice his pro
fsssion in the Courts Of this Judiciul circuit
Once In Geofgetown, Brown County, Ohio, af
ne North East corner Of the public SQUARE.
May 18th, 1871.
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0un Making ana Repairing,
By the subscriber, IA Augusta, ny, on High
Street, 6rst eoruerabavo the Coliege
BLACKSMITHiNG carried on, on the
same lot, ia all its yarious branches. Calls n
either business viii be attended to ON the
shortest notice. New RIFLES always on
dand-waran,ed not Inferior toans
NJ, SELLS.
N. B. waot a quantity of good curled gun
stocks, for which will give aiibsral price.
M. S.
A,,gus,, XIV June 18Th. fs4l
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State Of Ohio, brown county.

SuUhF OF COMMON PLEAS.
benlamln Bradford, Ad. April Term, 1912.
h'nls'9'or q James ksr,I Petition 10 sell
p''ss'ed' real estate.
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