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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-07-02

SHERIFF S SALE.
Samuel Miller, et ais. !

pILbhiEI - '0ALE.
Samuel Miller, CT ais. !
Us' In Chancery.
Christopher O'Rourkc
u William Sealon, ]
BY virtue OF a Decree issued out of
the court Of common pleas OF Carroll
county, and 70 me directed, will offer
Tor sale at the door OF The Court house IL
CerrOlIon, on Saturday the 6Ih day OF
July next, between the hours oi 10
o'clock A NJ aud 4 O'Clock 2 NJ of said
day !,he following described tract and
lot ol land situate in the county OF Car
roll aud State Of Ohio, 10 vii: 1t being
part OF the South East Quarter oG Section
niue, IN Township sixteen, and Range
six, and bounded as follows: C0mmen-
cIng at o white oak tree near the centre
Of the EectiOn, thence south IL degrees
80 minutes cast twenty chains aud elgh
teen links 10 a post, thence east thirteen
chains TO a hickory on the bank ora
mill race, thence north 4S degrees east
one chain aud seventy four links, thence
north 10 degrees east five chains and
thirty four links, thence north 10 dc.
grees 80 minutes wcst two Chalus aud
fourteen links, thence moth SO degrees
east three chains and "a links, thence
N 81 degrees 20 minutes east two chains
and fifty links, thence north "a degrees
east two chains and thirty eight links,
lhence north So degrees and 80 minutes
e6st four chains aud tw0nty Inks thencR
north 66 degrees two chains aud fifty
links thence norlh 81 degrees east three
chains and seventy three links, lhence
south 89 degrees and % Minutes west
thirty three chains and forty one links
along the line oil the Quarter Section to
the place of beginning containing 423
acres OF lend more or less. Taken by
virtue orsaid decree and will be sold by
mo.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
and Special Master Commlsslouet
May 81, 1874,
Printers fee S4 50
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May 81, 1874.
Primers lee so.
SHERIFF'S SALE

BE virtue Of a writ of Keadi Erponas
Issued out Of the Court of common plea,
tor Carroll county, and to me directed
| will offer for sale On Saturday the 6lf
Gay OF July next, between the hours o
10 O'Clock A M and 4 O'Clock p NJ, a
the door Of The court house in CarroIIror
the following real estate, 10 wit; The
West half Of the South East quarter o.
section Is, township l3, Of range 4 -
Taken IN execution and will be sold by
me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff,
May 81, 1914
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SHERIEFS SALE.

BY virtue Of writ Of Eeadi ErpOadS
Issued out ol the court of common pleas
for Carroll county, and 10 me directed
| will Cffer for sale at the door Of the
court house 10 CaToIlton, on Monday
the 18Th day Of July next, between the
nourS OF 10 O'clock A NJ and 4 o'clock
p VI. the following described rea estate,
to wit: Lot No 60 in the towa Of Down
ingVlIIe, Carroll county, OHIO. Taken
IN execution ard viii he sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
June 7, 1874.
Printers lee l,5O.
THE STATE Or OHIO !
CARROLL c UNITY, 3D.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
ADrH Term. A. D 1914.
DaWd Marshall, J
The Ohio Life 1nsu. : 10 Chancery.
rance g. Trust Com
pany, et ais.
BY virtue OF an order issued out Of
the Court of common pleas OF The coun.
ty OF Carroll, State OF Ohio, and 10 me
directed, ! will sell at public auction a
the door OF the Court House in Carroll
ton, between the hours Of l2 O'Clock
M and 3 o'clock P NJ 90 Saturday, the
18th day Of July next, tho following
real estate, to wit: The South hall Of
the South West quarter OF section thirty
i've 49, of township thirteen (I3 Of
range five (5,) and the North Enst cor
ner OF the North EAST quarter oI section
thirty five (35 } township thirteen (l3 J
OF range five o. containing forty acres,
IN Union township.
GEO Y. HAMPSON, Special
Master Commissioner in ChaDcery
May 81, 1874.
Printers fee 25.
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EXECUTOR,S NOTINE

Notice is hereby givon, lha, Ihe sub
scriber has been appointed aud qualified
as Executor Of the estate OF Thomas
Moorohead, late Of Carroll county. Ohio
deceased. Those having claims Ogalns,
said estate will present them dnIy authon
tIcated for settlement, aa6 those iOdehI
cd to the estate must make payment i'm
medIately-
JAMES MOOREHEAD,
Executor
May II, ls44"
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SRERIFF,S SALE.

by virtue OF a writ oi alias veadi eT
pOHdS ISSUED out Of the Court Of com
mon pleas for Carroll county, 0. and 10
me directed, ! will cfIcr for sale ut the
door Of the Court house 10 CarroIIIon,
on Monday the 18Th day of July next,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A NJ
and d O'clock p NJ. the lolIcwlug real
estate to wit: The South West quarter
Of section l6, township lj range s --
Taken in execution and will bc sold by
me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
juno 7, ls4l.
Printers leo | so
ALSO,
At the same time and place, BY vir-
tue ola wit Of reHdi crpoa0S, issued out
of the court Of common pleas for Carroll
county, q and to me directed, | will
offer for sale the following real estate,
10 Wit: The North East quarter Of sec
ton 8, township IA, range 4 Taken
IN execution and will be sold By me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
June 7, lS44.
PrlAter's fee ! so
ALSO,
At tho same time and place, by virtue
oi write Of Veadi ETponas, issued out
OF tho court OF comm1n pleas Tor Carroll
county, aud TO mo directed, will offer
for saIe the following real estate. to wit:
Lot No Al in the toWn of DowningyiIle,
Carroll county, OHIO Taken in eXecu
lion and will he sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
June 7, 1914
Printers fee !, so
ALSO,
Al the same llme and place. by virtue
Of a writ Of Vendi ErpondS, issued out
ol the court OF common pleas log Carroll
county, Ohio, aud 10 me directed, | will
ollcr Tor sale the following real estate,
10 wit: The North half Of tho North
West quarter of Section eleven, Town
ship thirteen, OF Range SIX, clntainlpp
80 lG-lOO urtcs. Taken IN execution
and Will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
June 7, lSqi
Printers foe | 80
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NOTICE
2 WWVV y ~
Printers fec | 90

S hereby glVen to the taxable inhab.
II tIants Ui tho county oI Carroll, that
the County Commissioners ut their June
Session, lSAi, assessed a tax Of tpenty
cents upon each hundred dollars valuo-
non Of the taxable property OF sald
county, for road purposcsj and this is lC
notify all whom It may concern that
the amount Of tax thus assessed may bt
discharged by labor on the roads, undel
the direction Of the Supervisors within
whose road dIslncls lhey may reside o.
hold property, at tae ralqJof scventy
five cents per day.
TIlOS. K, HARBAUGH,
auditor Of Carroll county
AudRoI'e office, CarroIIlon,l
June l4lh, l84I.
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Fashions Headquarters.
TAILORING.

VEVHOMAS THOMPSON respectfully
h informs The clIz9ns Of CarrolItOa
and vicinity that he has commenced the
above business few doors north OF the
'Exchange,' on Lisbon street. Ho IS pre-
pared to carry on the business 10 all its
various branchs, Snd do work in the neat
est and most substantial manner, and 10
the latest fashion.
By working as ckeaP, if not cheaper,
than any Other establishment in the
place, he hopes 10 receive liberal share
Of public patronage.
May 10, l844-3m30
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The FAMILY DIRECTOR:

Designed as help to those 'Oho are sap
plying themselves in whole or IN part
~ith WOOIen goods Of their OwH man
lfactue.
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SHOES AND BOOTS0
SHERIFF S SALE

BY virtue of sundry WrlIs OF G'tGS
MIN. Ueadi egpOadS. issued out OF '"e
court Of comm N pleas for Carroll coun
tv q and to me directed, | Will offer tor
sa Ie at the door OF the Court H"u'e IN
CarroHlon, on Monday the 18th day OF
IuIy next, between the hours ol ~ o."
clock A Nj and 4 O'Clock Z M. tue IoI'
low,ng real estate, to wit: Lot No, %
and lhe ua divided hail interest OF the
Fast half Of lot No. 55 and the Wes!
half of said lot No So in the town OF
CentreviIle (now Currojtonl Iakea
in execution and will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
June 2, 1874.
Printers fee so
ALSO,
At the same time aud place, by vir
tue of writ of vendi eEpOndS issued out
Of the court of common pleas Tor Carroll
county, O. and to me directed, J Will
offer for sale the following real estate
to wit: part of the North East quarter oI
section 20, township Is, range D, begin
ming at the South West corner OF said
quarter, thence N 40 9erches, thence
East 100 porches, thence South 40 per"
ches. thence West I6O perches TO the
place Of beginning, containing 4O acres
Also, lot No. 3 IN the iowa oI Augusta
in Carroll county, also, a lot OF hand ac
Joining said lot No 8 on the east, oO lee
IN front and 100 teel back. Taken II
execution and VII be sold by ne,
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
June 7, 1914
Primers lee so
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-04-23
Brown Common Pleas.

John sIm,n, Admir-. Of Peter simon decd,
vs.. Petition te cen real as-
David owsns& Others. tate 70 pay debts.
TNIlE defendants in the above case 10 wit.
David Owens, Catherine Owens, Chris,
tiRn Simon, Henry Simon, john Simon, Will.
lam Elliott ,JulianSimoh, Simon flts. .SarahFite,
Elizabeth Simon, are hereby notified that
John Simon, administrator Peter Simon de-
ceased, filed In the Clerks Office Of Brown coun'
b %. on the 2Ist day ofNovember l643 a peti.
tion praying, amongst other things, for the IL
q iht following real estate 10 wit: Beginning
81 2 susartreeS & & beech the north saStcornel
Of LRwSOi i's suvey No, l7lss tbsnce with the
original line ofsafvey north AZ degrees l6' e6
poles to a beech in said line; thence with q
line Of another tract of said LawsOn's survey
south As degross l6' I44pOIss to a stake GROSS
ing branch at A poles 10 the road from
Georgetown to Felicity at 81 and leaving Il
at 1872 poles, thence south A east 80 poles to
stake Ia the original line Of the survey, thence
with said original line north, AZ east l43 poles
to tho beginning, crossing the spring run at IS
the Georgetown and Felicity road at "a poles,
containing 81 acres and 81 pOles.-Also, a
certain other tract lying in the county Of Brown
and State Of Ohio described e. iollows TO wit.
Beginaing at three beeches hence north As
woSt, 81 poles to 9besches, thence aputh As
weat, 81 poles TO a stake, thence south As east,
80 . oles 10 beech and pbplar. lhenee with -
4 east,6O poles to beeehes, and apgRrtFee
thence 8 45E, ~ polssto2besches Asnasnorlh,
Abeast, Is poles to the beginning, Containing 40
acres and u poles, lying on the waters Of Ha|l.
skim creek, being ths northeast corner Of John
Shnkle'S surrey. sAlSoa certaIu other uaet
described as followst Beginning atS bsschss
IN the division Tine or the survey thence north
Is east, ISL poles to 4 Leerhss, thehce north As
west 81 poles TO 2 bsechss, thspcs south. IS
west, I57 poles 10 2 oaks and beech, thence
south, As east 81 poles TO the beglnpiRg, contain.
ing so ages aud poles in Lawsonis survey
No I7l5-RpseFvsd out Of the last tract 95 a.
erespFevi0usly sold and c6nveyed by Pater Si-
mon to Thomas KeIland. Tbs prayer Of the pc
sltlou ls 10 sell said land to pay the debts o
The saidt Peter Simon deed. The wife
further pFays that = certain deed made by sald
Peter Simon IN his lifetime toE said land tc
william Elliott may be cancelled annulled and
held for naught, and that certain mortgage ex'
seated by said Elliott 20 the heirs Of Peter ST.
mon deceased may also be cancelled annullsd
and held fer naUght, and thatsaid AdminiStFa'
tor may bs sauthorized to sell said land 10 pay
tha debts due and owing by the estate Of thC
said Peter Simon de0'd. Said defendants are
therefore Notified that unless they appear on OF
before the frat day Ofthe next termsf the out
OF Common Pleas of Brown county Ohio, and
plead answer or demur to said bill, thssame al
to them will be taken as confessed, and decreed
accordingv. JoHN Simon, Admir-.
of Peter Simon decd.
Petitioner,
MARSHALL. g. Penn, Soils for CompN
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sTATE o. OHIO.
Brown CoUNrY CoM PLRAs.

BROWN COUNTY CON, PLEAS,
PETITloN TO ExEcUTR REAL OoNTRAcT.
David D. Brannon Adm'r Mary Ann ],
Evans Adm'x. Of Anthony Evans decd,
VS..
Winfield s. Wright and Aupelino Wright
his wife, Iste'e Angelins Evans, Mary
F. Evans, Amanda Evans, Eliza Evans,
ana Martha Evans, heirs OF Anthony
Evans decd.
TIME Defendants above named are notified
that on the 18th day 81 Deeember IS43,
the PetitioneFs fled their Petition IN said Court
alledging that u the $50 day Of Febr'y. Is42
the deceased, Anthony Evans, Isntefed into
written contract with John Miller for the con.
veyancs 10 aaidl Miller Ola ceftain tract Of land
situate in Brown county containing so acres,
bounded Is fullows: Beginning at { maple g.
hickory, thence north. So degrees west, SO poles
10 linkatoa beech and white oaks, thence
north 6 degrees west, III poles to stake
.hickories andmaple thence south, 62 de-
gress east, l14polcs 10 links two beeches g.
white oak, theme south, "a degrees west, 81
polestO to the beginning Part uofentry Nos. 12-
857 & l2859in the name Of Jordan & Thomp-
son: that said Evans died without having exs-
cuted a desd-for said land to said Miller, tat
all the purchase money thereforhas been paid.
The PRAYER ofthe Petition i that the Court
may ordef the petitioners tO.eomplele said COM
tract on behalf Of the heirs Of said Anthony V p
vans BY executing dad Of conveyance inies
simpie to saids KILLER iof said tract Of land on
behalfof said defendants Applications viii
accordingly b. made s. the next tern Of SAID
court TOT al order aereeby to the pre- ofsaid
petition in confnrntiy 10 the Statute ~ sueh
easegmade ard providcd. ra
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-04-23
sTAINBURN's
VEGETABLE EXTRACT ANTI
BII,IlOUS PILLS

are the best an.ibillious medicine ever used THEY
are strongly Recommended to all those who are
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er falling remedy. The Stainbhrn anti-bil-
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The follolOing Is from an eminent PhySician
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| have also prescribed them in casesof General
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cient medicine"
Ext ract from a letter from Mr.. HoImsby, ol
Maine ~ s
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OF, as have not box On hand, and many oi
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am happy to infolm you that your inestimable
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y. HOLMSBY ;.
This valuable medicine + dld in boxes, con
tanning thirty pills, al 25c0nss per box. By D
j. Stewart. Georgetown.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-04-23

The Citizens of Brown county, WHO are 10
bori q under diseases arising from impurities b
the blood-should never dispair oibeing brought
TO q sound state Olhealth until they have tried
Wright's Indian vegetable Pills"
They are the most efficient medicine ever ks
troducedto the public for all diseases arising
from impurities ofthe blood
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the process Of digestion Is sperloImed win srch
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speedily dissolved and converted intonutrjn,tDt
FOR the body, ofieh becomes actually spoiled, u
purified inthe stcmuch. Htnce bad bHAth,
disaereeabls taste in the mouth, cholic, pains.
dyseBtery, cholera mofbus, INFLUk MA, ant
other dseases
Wrighrs Indian Vegetable Pills are eeftoi
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cause they cleanse the alimeBtt1y canal 1Ifpl
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They also aid and improve digesticn and IurGy
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ed On the sides Of the boxes ard thatifthe waT,
Wright'scannot be found, all is positively
wrong.
AGENT for thessale the stove nF %
Wriebt's IndOn Vegetable Pills. atGeolpstosI
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SiLAs THoMAs, Decatur.
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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-04-23

Many foolish things are said and done,
hastily. In moment Of excitement, a
person may view ihingsin in very different
light from What they would when calm
and cool, II is much better, and far more
safe therefore, to take things coolly; and
il BY any means you should chance to gel
excl ted, wait little till the excitement
is over. You ca see better, Judge bet.
ter, and will act better.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-04-23

when thev have hsadaohs,or feel low spiritsd,
a few Of ihe samphos lozengsS sire iamsdiare
relief.
shermana Poor mans Plaster
Only l2i cents, and warranted better than all
other 1asters lorcurinE rheumatism, 4, mbas 20,
pain OF weekness 10 the 1ids, brdasts back; 81
any part Of tho body worn on lle lower pair
Of the spine, they cure the .piles3 draws rorna
out by the roots n ebout tive days These
are the chsapes. and bsst plg6t rs ihsfhe mofld
Man, persolfs would not b without then for a.
many dollars as they cost cents They are
gBrsed by naeHinsTyy and the enormous u
| ty # over O6s millUd 10 sold every year. kieh
and poor,high ard low, all ages and conditions
use them. They afford aueh quich and aeton-
ishins relief that sOm6 eall them the MagiS
Plaster. JsW. Hoxie, Esq.g Mr.. Michael Mar
tin, George D. Strong, Esqs J B. Cromwill, =
multitude Of others, who have expenencee
rsscb great and decided benefit from-the genuini
IN hsyn,s,, s Plaster, mightbe referred 20. eau
,on Il necessary. See that you get the gsDu'
! Inc sbermsnSs Poor mans Plasten. Priniet
directions are on the back Of eac : plaster Wtll
a faetsiniLe OF Dr.. Sherman name MAN.
spurious and worthless imitRsio ions are hawFer
about; they should always bo ayoided--trust
none but Sherman's; his is surs to cure, and hl
alore possesses the secret Of making IL.
These medicines are for sale at
| Georgetown, by D.J. Stewart,
Fsesburgh, Daniel Trout,
Hamerslille, w. b. Wright.
,Russelsville, Lambert Nowland.
Ripley, Ridgway and Credit.
Decathr, Thomas and West.
Fairyiew, Robert Ratten.
Eckmansvii.e, john M9rfison.
West Union, Wesley Lae.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-04-23

Two gentlemen from England are a.
bout establishing themselves al St Louis
where they purpose manufacturing. on 40
extensive scale, QUEENS and PORCELAIN
ware. Earth, for tho common earIhenware
and lor the vessels 10 which the queens
ware is burned, abOunds in The vicinity OI
st.LOuis. Porcelain clay, equal 10 that
used in England, is found in several coun-
lies in the State Of Missouri.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-04-23
Cincinnati and West Union
Mail Stage,

BY way or Madison, IL
tnford, Pefin's Mills. Ae.R
sSS via, Bantam, Beihels a.
IaaEsazaa mersyille. Ge0Eset pR nj
RnssslvilIe. Deeatur, TO West Onion ~
cave Cincinnati every Tuesday, Ihttsas :
and Saturday al 6o'clock A. M., arriving
Georgetown same days- and Leading nextRr4
ming gforandaffiviRgat West Upion the 90 n
days, and back thenext. Leaves GeorgeteY
every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, g
A. Nj and arrives in Cincinna Il sahe days.
The proprietor ofthe above Stage yeute-hf
ing procured good and safe teams, withcontt
modious A tagss, and careful, accommodating
experienced ddFivers--hopes 70 zsceiye goo
share public patronage.
STANCE ORFIcEs Ci1sinnati, Mobiles Hot
Milford, Stesl's Hotel FatsviP, Darts Stoy
Bethel, Perrine's Hotel &c Georgetown, VIM Dok
.ney's West Uniop, at Mr.. lees M
J b DAVIS, Proprietor.
May %, 1s42.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-04-23

GOOD.--An editor in Vernon says
"a friend says that he conld send Us a
maIriags notice, but as The yeuag genIlsi
man dose'nOt takela paper, he dOssDOt
think editors uuder ary obligation 10 pub.
lish bis marriage. That's 70 the point;
butlhe mystery ObOut ills, how any youag
lady IN this age can afford 10 marry fol
ow who lahes no paper!"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-04-23

Strange names, says contemporary,
are sometimes incredible even 10 those
who have names equally strange them
selves. A wag once introduced Mr,
CrOokshanks TO Mr.. Sheepshanks -
whereupon both the gentlemen asw into
violent passion, that they should be so
insulled.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-04-23
Adru,la Kr.. juno l6lh. 1sl9.
.Cahine & M q king.

WlE undersigned, havingPurchassd the lum'
Der and materials Of w, p. Maklem, has
Crouch, and more recently By w. p MsNem.--
de is now prepared to acremmodats all that
nav call en- him with any Kind cfCabinet ware,
such as Grecian Chairs, made Of eurled maple
Or mahogany, Side Boards and Sofas, and plain
work Of an kinds Coins made to order, and
on the shdrsest notice All Of which will be
done on the most reasonable terms. He there
ore soiicits share Of public patronage.
BgR. BLAIR.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-04-23

sOMETHTMc STRANGE.-A farmer from
Chester county brought his wife 10 our
city one day last week, and has since bsen
unable to fnd her. Her disappearance
iB somewhat mysterious. They drove into
the yard Of one Of the publick houses in
the lower part of the city, aud whilst he
was Embarrassing his horse his "rib slop.
edofn Never having before been in the
ciiy,lbe husband thought she had got lost
and gone homes hut to his great surprise
I, he was mistaken here also, so he return
Il ed the next morning and started the Bell
manrn serch of.'his lsst, wife. !" WSshave
not % Jet learned whether OF no. she
La bean found. f-,h
~ Delasars (Wa) Gszstts,