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rs The New York Herald is informed that
the Madsonian is regularly sent
FOR THE MADlsoNiAN.

FOR THE MADisoNiAN.
| What an inconsistent creature is man! That in
which he is most inconsistent is when he changes,
to endeavor to prove every inconsistent but him.
self II is the practice of such men, il they change
their views any subject religious political
to assert, with considerable degree Of efrontery,
that they entertain the same opinions they always
had, but others have changed
These reflections excited BY the charge made
by every scrbbler of the day, that Mr.. Tyler had
changed-and that those who support him have de-
serted their +" FIRST principles I" Dean Swift said,
some people ,ciss, and are other,ci,e -
Now, l think, the who makes this bold faced
charge, must not only be " cise" but o.er1oise.
have asked the enemies Of President Tyler to
tell me upon what principle he had changed Oh
say they, :" he promised to sign bill chariering a
bank, and then vetoed it," 'Tis pity too!
Let US examine into this little. In one of his
letters, speaking of bank, he Incorporates the lam
guage of Gen. Harrison, saying he would sign such
BILL upon these conditions. II il dearly aseer-
tanned that the public interest in relation to the col
lection and disbursement Of the revenue would ma
terally suffer iihout one, and there were mcguire
cal manifestation, Of public opinion in its favor
| '" '0'o'
| 'y ' ~ "''' "'
,cheher the financial operations Of the Government can
. sr -" ~" .''''o''"
" "''"' "'''" edA
gire the Constitution rhieh uoud authorize IL on h.
ground II adordins faeiitie, 10 commerce.
! Now, would ask any candid man, il the above
remarks Of Gen. Harrison, which Mr.. Tyler en-.
do~ed, do not make it uncertain whether either
"V1'o ,s" ,T.n '',''
-, ,,., =. and c. H. ~,
.,,s IL -, 'D pO' ''"''
! a;.h,,.,. -. 81 a.. ''O
r.. ,-;,to,.,r SUI
49,, 49,, w. r., ''' u'"''"' '''''''o'
non, on,,, % =. D~ "e '.p,''-
the financial onsr.,;o.. Of a.. cou...., ...,.
=. oarr,.d =, -. 's""'
But i, is claimed on the grounds Of Giving o,
circulating currency and Of aord;og facilities :,
commerce s,op and beor General Harrison ,ni
Mr.. TYLER, " There /, no construction wb Or 90,
give the Constitution which would ,o,bor;z. !, o., ~,
ground of aaord;.c faciI;,, % oo,nu.,o.
Again. C.n.r,i u.r,,..o ..a A. r.,,.,,
ouired ",,n,ouroe d, manifestations Of nnh,;c oo;n;o,
in #, lavor1 Ua, hi. un,ou;roe,I mani ..,a,,o,
Of public onoionp boe, ,.c.r,,;n.d, No, I. $50
the Wings in VIRGINIA and other s,,,o. v.d.5 ~,
Bank question. The election did n,, ,uro uno, ON,
poyt;,vI,, 80, n nr,no;,l., Il, 30. "u...'.o. -.
R,form.p R,form Rsforr,,t R.co,r, -, go a..
wstchword from one ,,,.o, NJ IN, couotrv 70 N,
other. Did no, the Co,vsn,;o, which noro;n.,.,
General Harlan and Mr. Tx,e, ,h;,l !; ,,n,.csss.,
to Sc, forth anv psr,c,lar set Of pr;nc;n,., If 90
wby y,Il,(y man ubo consoien,,ous,v comnI;es "a Il,
his OATH II they had no set Of principles why 10
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NOTICE.

The Honorable w r. coraurrr, Of the United
States Senate, will preach In DIR. Laurie. Church,
street, on Sunday morning, at II O'Clock after
which . collection will he taken up in did Of III.
DsreAa q, ss.sy OF hi. city
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IMPORTANT AnRssr.--J. G. Ashley, we'll known in
his city and Brooklyn, has been arrested on ebsrecs
OF forging mortgages on property in BROOKLYN. and
PERJURY IN sustaining them before the Court of
Inaneery' The examination Of the will he con.
eluded to-day, and the whole particular. .;vsn a.
morrow ~ " HsrnLd.
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.H'any ,Ik $50 great demand IS there for "Al-
bany Ale" that the suppl, requires the matine a.
nually, oil 100000 bushels Of barley and nearly The
same number Of pounds Of hops, during the same ne
rod Most Of the ale Is consumed in PbilaJeob,a
--Phio. Edg1 f"''
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steamboat Of about nuety-eight tons burd, n
lately oscended Pearl river as far as Jackson Mis-.
sissPp-beng the first boat there for four years
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The St Charles Hotel at New Orleans has upw arcs
OF 300 boarders The receipts for wines and liquors
for six months, amounted TO $4,000.
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la raosE THINGS WHICH ASk sssHsfAl LII
81, us,v,-,s sos-EssEsriALs, LIBERTY AND IN AL
Ya,yos acknowledgements
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By passed March 2 S4 smendo the 1885, defining
he sell personal property
the 2Oh December The following the section
erre
"Sc That when charged the Duplicate with "
and cae the such chat
be laned for the OF Tax such real unless the
whose charged shall satisfy the that
shall be uhorzed and required oil
within
county dsrs such and the
dor shall from such his denquencs
for such delinquency Of landed except that The
The eonsousy ssd
ha could bs found that when seized not
sodf TO a o bidders"
J. G KENNEDY, Treasurer Of Carroll county
July
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PROCLAMATION!

The qualified Electors of Carroll conr
~ are hereby noll6ed that Tue sdav The
9Th day Of October next is the lme sp
pointed BY law for the General Election,
on which day they will assemble at then
several places Of holding elections IN
their respective townships, end proceed
TO elect, according 10 law, The following
officers, to wit:
One person for Governor; one person
for Congress, in conjunction with Jer
ierson & Co'umbisna counties; one per.
con for Representative; one person tor
Commissioner; one person Tor Coroner;
one person Tor Poor House Director.
The Trustees Of the several town
ships are also not6ed 10 return with the
poll books. The following number Of Ju
rora for each township, 10 wit:
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6 { { {

We regret the necessity which exists
in cauIonlng The public against the ma
ny counterfeit preparations Of Wild
Cherry, which are tasl oVerspread,ng
the country, The lnstrumentaIuy OF u
few unprlnciped dealers. who. Tor The
paIiry gain Of lew dollars, would palm
IF upon suffering humanity o miserable
substitute OF their own sIcwiug, or some
worthless article which they had bought
for a trhe-tn The manifest in jury (and
perhaps loss Of lie 10 the person using
H. We repeat, then, lei purchasers be
on their guard, and in ell instances in
qnire particularly Tor Dr.. WIslsr's Bal
sam oil Wild Cherry! the most valuable
family medicine ever before Offered for
sale, ant now used by the most iDteIIi-
gent and respectable families lhroug hout
the Uoled Slales TPric' 81 90 per
bottle. or 6 bottles for $5 For sale 10
Cincinnati only by
SANFORD g. PARK,
Corner OF 4Ih and Walnut cts.
Sanford Il Park are General Agents
for the West.
Sold in CarroIton, by K KENNEDY
IN Waynesburg, by CREOVISE e.
PlERONG.
10 SieubenVile, by A. L FRAZIER,
Aug 8. lS43 Book seller.
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1T SHOULD BE KNOWN THAT
EA S TMAN'S
Specific EEDbrOCaliOn,

Surpasses all other external remedies in
the cure Of Rheumatism, all seated pains
10 the side or breast, lame or weak backs
sgue in the face or breasts of females,
spasms, bruises, frosted feet, chilblalns,
Tic DoIoreux STIFF joints, contracted
cords, indolenl and painful sweIIlngs,
tooth ache, &c Bathing The chest and
side with il. proves an important auxiIi-
Rry in the cure of consumption, coughs,
bronchitis, asthma, Group &c.
Agents II. A. SIDGER, CarroIlton, U
Carr + Cummings. Leesburgh, o.
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SHERIFf,S SALE

BY virtue Of a writ oi Uendi eTponat
issued Out OF the Court OF common plea;
for Carroll county, O, and 10 me dl
recled, will offer for sale al the door
Of the Court house in CarroItoo, on
Monday The l4,h day of October next
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A NJ
aud 4 O'Clock P M. the following real es-
tate 10 wit: All OF the North E,sr quar-
ter Of Section IA, Township Is, and
R1nge s, except those parts sold and
decided 10 Thomas TbOrnbery and John
BeIles, balance supposed TO contain 80
acres, more or less Taken in execu
lion and will hp sold bv me
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
September 6 1914
Printers feo so,
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THE STATE OF OHlO.l
Carroll County,


COURT or COMMON PLEAS.
V0catiOn after August Term, A d 1874
George PsnnOck u Nathaniel Pen
mock,
Us -.
Pusey PeDnock Solomon Pennock, :
Mordecai Hall and Mary Hall ::
his vile, Johnson Marshall and { )
Eeanor Marshall his wife. 10 :
sci h PeunOck, Jr. Enoch PEN :
mock. Israel PennoCk and vii
liam Pennock.
The said d. fendanis who reside with.
oUt said State, will take notice. that on
The 4,h day Of September, A D. 1874.
the said compainapis filed 10 tho office
oil The Clerk OF said Court, a bill in
Chancery against them. setting forth
smong Other things that, in Sl2 Jose ph
Pennock, their lalher, was siezed in fec
simple of the North East Quarter nf
Section No II, Of Township No. Is, IN
Range No. 5. 10 Seuben VILE land dis
lrIcI. That in the year A D 1916.
the said Joseph P,nnock (uow deceasrd)
for due considerations. set touh in said
bill transferred 10 the comp claimants, and
agreed Ver balIy, and afterwards agreed
in wrtlng, 10 convey 10 The complain
aGts 10 lee simple The said tract OF land
al the death OF him he said Joseph and
his vile, II not conveyed TO tbem be fore
that eVenu--tbaI relying upon said pro-
mise and agreement OF their father, the
comph'nan's took possession of said
land IN 1916, have cleared up he land
improved il, and bull, upon il, with The
consent AMI by the request OF their
father, and have occupied it, treated it,
and held, claimed, and regarded il as
their own from that day until the pre-
sent SAID bill further alleges that the
father and mother Of compainsnts have
both deceased without having made TO
the complainaOts a complete iegat Ite
for the said premises
The PRAYER oil said bill is that the
said agreement OF their father may BE-
specifically performed by lhe delen.
dsns who are (in connexan with CON,
plansnts) his heirs, and upon whom
has descended tht land lite Subject 10
the trust aforesaid, and that The defen.
daBts may be dccreed 10 release 10 the
comp ainants all title or claim in and 10
the SAID pre- misas and that The lille ol
the complaHants TO said land may bp
perfected.
SAID defendants are further notified
that unless they appear and plead. nm.
swer, or demur within sixty days aneT
the next term OF this Court that the
compa'nan's will. at The next term a
ter The expiration Of he said sixty days,
apply TO The said Court 10 take the ma,
ters in The bill alleged as confessed and
decree thereon accordingly.
LOOMS e. MASON,
&. Solicitors far compsIRspts
September 6. l64I AZ CIV.
Printers lee $787b.
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Special Master COnnlEIIis-
siOmer's Sale.

THE STATE OF OHIO.l
CdrrOH county, "
Simeon JeDnlnga
ps. ln Chancery
John Black burn, etB
By virtue Of en- order OF sale 10 The
above case, issued out Of the court OF
common pleas for Carroll county, Ohio,
and to me directed. | will Offer for sale
OIL Ihs door of the Courl-houss in Car
Tolton, on Monday the 18th day Of DC.
tober next, between he hours OF 10 o.
clock A. NJ. and 4 o'c ock P N. The toI.
lowing real estate. 10 wit: The one un,
divided hall ofthe East half OF The Norrh
West Quarter oI Section 81, Township
l6, Range & Also, he Wpsr half Of
the North West Quarter OF the Section,
Township, and Range aforesaid
DAVID WATT. Sheriff
and Special Mpslcr Commissioner.
September b, l944
Printers fee 2 25.
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Law MOTTO 7.

JNO. L. H. VALLANDINGHAM.
Attorney at Lao, Hanoger, Col. Co., Ohio,
Will promptly attend to all business en-
trusted to his care. Office in the building
directly south Of E. Swearengen's dwelling.
July 26, '44.-3m.
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FIaxseed! FlaxsGedM

The subscribers wish 10 purchase a
quantity Of Flaxseed Tor which they will
pay the highest market price when de-
Ilvrred al their Store 10 Goods or cash
as may be agreed upon.
JA( K>ON g. THOMPSON.
CarroI'loD, JOY 30th, le44
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MRS WIMER-OR
FOR CON y U PTHON'
ANOTHER REMARKABLE CURE BY USING

Among all the famous medicines for
Consumption, none seems to be meeting
with greater success, or gaining high
err reputation than that most wonderful
article. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY! That it stands al the HEAD
of all oiher remrdIes is now universally
conceded 1t has cured thousands upon
thousands OF all classes--n cases OF
the most dangerously consumpive cha =
racler. And ply sicians Of the greatest
emlnence throughout our wboe g country
Unhesialingly recommend it. as the
MOST POW ERFUL CURATIVE oil
Pulmonary diseases in the whole range
OF Pharmacy. The sales in The Western
States have thus fer been unparalleled !;
and The most gratifying proofs oI ils e(-
ficscy have been received from every
place where it has been used Thou
sands OF CONSU MPTlVE PATIENTS
have already tested lls exalted virtues
and MESSED its surprising excellent
and amazing power. The remarkable
success OF this Balsam is no doubt owing
in great measure to the peculiarly
agreeable and powerfOI nature OF its jO-
gradients 1t 10 a FINE herbal
MEDICINE composed chic tfly Of WILD
CHERRY BARK and the genuine
ICELAND MOSS-Qhe latter import
ed expressly for this purpose, the rare
medical virtues Of which, are also COM
biDed by a new chemical process with
tho Extract ol TAR, thus rendering The
whole compouUG he most certain and
pRicacions remedy ever discovered loT
CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS.
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FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber wishes 10 cell The Farm
on which he resides, on the road leading
from SIeubeDvllle TO Canton, one half
mile west OF The village OF New Harris.
burgh. Carroll county, containing one
hundred and sixty acres. one hundred
acres of which 10 cleared and undsr
good cultivation. There 10 on said farm
good Orchard, buIIdiDg' convenient,
with several never failing springs OF
Water. Terms will be made o suit
Possession will be given Immediately.
Those wishing TO purchase 8 Farm OF
this description will do we'll TO call and
see said premises before purchasing
elsewhere PETER ABRAHlMS.
August 2l, lS44.
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STEPHEN BEOTHERS' ESTATE
The undersigned have been appoint
ed and qualified 10 acr as Adminislra~
tors Of Ihe Estate oil Stephen Brothers,
late Of Carroll county. I'hoss interest.
ed will act accordingly
WILLIAM BROTHERS.
BENJAMIN BROTHERS,
August 8. lS44 Adm's.
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RICHARD DANDY'S ESTATE.
Notice is hereby gwen that the sut
'crher has been appointed and qualified
as Executor on he Estate OF RIchs rd
Dandy, late OF Carol county, deceased
Those Interested will art accordingly.
JAMES NIXON, Executor.
AngNsI 9. lS4f
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SURGICAL NOTICE.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

DIR. T. G r L e N,

Is prepared 10 perform aIl Surgical
Ope etaions that may be- entrusted TO
hts care His extensive experience in
Hospilo Prsclice and Military Surgery.
together with the NUMEROUS and mpor
tent operations he has performed dur.
ing an extensive private practice, eDti
tie him 10 the patronage Of those who
are laborlng under diseases that demand
surgical attention, particularly Cataract,
Amourosis. S'tabIsmUs Tor SquinlIng,)
Stone IN he Bladder, Hair Lip. Cares
OF The Bones, HeInla oil any kind, Club.
feet, Prolspsus UletI. and diseases Of the
Ear, Antrum, &c
Having all he Instruments and Ap-
paralus necessary for Ampulaiing end
Tor treating Fractures and Dslocalions
Of every kind, he will hold himse in
readiness a, all times 10 attend prompt y
TO all calls in This or the adjoining
counties Persons residing st distance
aud wishing 10 avail themselves OF his
services can BE- accommodated with
suitable rooms, boarding &c on reason.
abe 'erms.
Two or three young men we'll quail
fed and coming well Tccommendcd. can
be iorDIshed d every facility Tor acquiring
knowledge OF The profession. Being
Physician and Surgeon 20 the Columbr
sua county Poorhose the students of his
ofice will he permitted TO witness the
numerous Surgical operations therein
performed; these together with the
CiInica practice OF the institution will
constitute quite deslderalum
N. B, Thompson's Patent Utero ABB
domlnal Truss Ior The radical cure o.
Prolapsus Uleri, togehe with a grea
variety Of Others Tor the treatment ard
cure Of Hernia or Rupture constantly on
hand
Cork Legs, Feet, Arms, end Hands Of
a superior quality furnished according
to oIdtr
Dr.. GREEN having resided in the a.
boVe named place or the last five years
and desig gong 10 make it his permaneor
residence, respectfully request lbaI in
qury may be made OF the following
gentlemen. who are we'll known 10 The
public, and have kindly permitted their
names 10 be inserted as references:
Samuel Adams,
I".,,1 Io"s. nscn,a,y. aos~a. CONS Co., CO. o.
S,'';s S,'s, SseS' ss'S.st Director, Col. co.
John Brick. Superintendent do. do.
C. NJ AreO, Esq State Senator.
Jas McElroy Ex Sheriff Col co.
William Jel!ison.
Matthew Adams,
Samuel S Clark,
Edw Carroll ESQ.,, J
August 9th, 1874
MRS WIMER-OR.
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TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
CEIGER& MPSON

Would respectfully inform their former
customers, and the public generally, that
they have formed co-partnership, and
carry on the above business in their shop
on Main St., two doors tOest of Mr.. Sinclair's
store, in the borough of Carrollton, where
they are prepared to execute all orders in
their line, with despatch and elegance, up
on more reasonable terms than can be OBJ
tanned elsewhere. As they are in the re-
ceipt of the latest Philadelphia fashions,a ,all
their work will be executed in as good a
manner and Fashionable style, as it could
be done west of the mountains.
Thankful for past favors, they solicit
continuance of the public patronage.
]. P. GEIGER,
T. THOMPSON.
CarroDton, July 26, "a.
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County Taxes.

NOTICE hereby given the axsbe inhabitants Carroll county ohi
that WI collecting Taxes Monday 10Th Sspem
bel" 1874 For purpose myself viii each TOwu
ship he holding 10 ocs
and o'clock lhsm
there, as follows,
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To Country Merchants.

RNHE attention of Country Merchants
d is respectfully invited 10 our sock
Of GOODS-cousisiing 10 part of the
following which We will sell al The lOv
est pricrs:
27l B'gs Green Rio Coffee
IS Do ST Domingo DO
IA Boxes Is Tobacco
6 DO 5 Do
98 Do u Do
I2 Do h'f pound lump Tobacco
u DO pound do do
2 he Boxes do do
II Kegs 6 twist Tobacco
25 h'l Chests Y. b Tea
3 do Gunpo"dtr Tea
3 do Imperial do
do PouChong do
25 Calty Boxes Y H Ten
Is do Gump and Imp Tea
4 Boxes Loaf Sugar
6 Bbls Brazil do
q5 do Rosin
go do No 3 Msckarel
25 do North G Tar
90 do Tanners Oh
do Camwood
8 do Clipped LogwOod
2 do Whiting
BbI EPSON Salts
8 Bogs Pepper
Q do Alspice
SO Reams Crown and Medium
Wrapping Paper
40 do WIRING and Letter Paper
IL Boxes Pipes
IL K"gs Ginger
so Mats Cassia
+ Kegs Ground Cinnamon
10 do Ginger
90 Boxes Chocolate
Case Licorics
48 be Boxes Rasins
& Bbls Madder
5 500 Lbs Sole Leather Oak tanned
2 800 do do do Red
100 Kegs Nails assorted sizes
1000 Lbs Cotton Yarn assorted nos
500 do SaIaratus
$50 do Indigo
IRWIN & MARTIN,
Corner Of Liberty and Irvin 81.
Pittsburg, July 10, 1914.
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NOTICE
September 6, 1874.

ls hereby gwen that, on the eighth
day oI November nex or on some 80 b.
srquent day when the Trustees Of Moo
roe township may be in session. a peli,
tion will be presented 10 sud trustees
praying for the establishment OF town
ship road beginning al or near The north
eost corner ol James wilkins meadow
IN sald township, thence a south easter
~ course N HE line between he lands
OF James DAVIS and Samnel Boz and At
otnear the 1acllon oI thoir improve
men's thpnce east along said line TO The
cast slGe Of said improvements. thence
the nestes and bssl route 10 rntersect
the Tosd from Freeparl TO Osnabpreh.
JAMES WILKlN.
September =, 1914,
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Estate Of Arthur Russell .

NOTICE ia hereby given that The sub
scrbers have been appointed and Qoali.
fed as Executors Of the estate Of Arthur
Russell, late Of Carroll county, Ohio,
deceased. Those indebted will make
immediate paw ment, and those having
claims HgaInst SAID estate are requested
TO present them, legal proven, withG
one year from this date.
WILLIAM DAVIS,
THOMAS WILSON,
Executors.
September 6, 1874.
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estate of Samuel ROWIeV.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
subscribers have been appointed and
qualified as Executors Of Samuel Row
lev Iare ol Carroll ccunty, Ohio decd.
those inde ebed to said estate are re
quesled TO make immediate raympnt.
THOMAS KlNSEY,
WILLIAM ROWLEY,
Executors
August 80 1914
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the third Of October
20 December ensuing whS
After that time the lawful penalty will bs added
The following hundred dollars for hs
1914:
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n+NOTICE.n

This Number Of the Free Press ends the
third year Of the present Publisher. Those
indebted are respectfully requested to call
and make settlement Immediately. Those
who have paid promptly are entitled, and
he hereby tenders. his thanks to them,-
But those who have neglected to pay, can
retrieve their "good name" by attending
to this call immediately-and may also
save themselves the trouble of reading a
certain paper writing commencing thus;
The State Of Ohio, Carroll county, IS.
7. w. COLLIER.
Carroliton Tulv 96 1914
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TUE cs.,a1,l sraTH ,o1,t2' OF ONO 5.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Vacation after August Tenn, A d 1914
IN CHANCERY.
Solomon S. Lutte J
w Petition for Divorce
Sarah Little,
NOTICE ia hereby given to the said
Sarah LinIe. that on the 26lh dav ol
Augos'. A. D 1914, fled in the office
ot the CJefk Of 'he Cour Of c mmon
Peas Of Ca,rolI county, OHIO, petition
prayIug to be divorced from her the
ssrd Sarah and for cause setting forth
that she hoS been thee gears Uifuiiy
absent from me Which SAID petition
will stand Iof hearing at the mex, No e.
vrmber term OF said Court of CommuD
Pleas for CGrroII county, when and
where she may, II she please, appear
and make de lpncs
SOLOMON s LITTLE. By
Dunbar " Simkweather, Ills Solicitors
Augus 80, 1914 --46 6w.
Printers lee S9.62a.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-09-06

TEACHER WANTED.
The School Directors of School District
No. 7, in Lee township, (the school house
near Joseph Wolf's) wish to employa good
teacher for the term of six or eight months
Immediate application should be made as
the school will commence about the mid
die of August.
JOHN MAPLE, }
H1INn John DUNLAP, y ~ Directors.
July 80, 1914.