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A 4 THE RALTIMORE CASH STORE.

A r THE BALTIMORE CASH STORE.
"A In addition to our former stock, we have
added the following list Of goods for gentlemen:
pieces OF brown, green, and black French
cashmeret, warranted silk warp
do singe-milled French cassmeres, for
summer coats and pants ..
do black French drap d'ee, some very su-
perior quality
10 do fine plain and twilled summer cloth
10 do various colored Croton coating, for
sack coats
10 do real jet-back French cloth, of the very
finest texture and lustre
S do black French doeskin cashmere
10 do ribbed, checkered, and plain white drill
lings
10 do colored French drilling.
Likewise all kinds of vesting, such as
Black and cy-colored satins
Buff and white cassmeres
Valencia and Marseilles vesting. rreSt
We wish TO remind our old, as well as those that
are not acquainted Of our customers, that we
still having all garments for gentlemen made up in
the neatest possible manner, and at the shortest
tce. Fits in all cases guaranteed.
WE HAVE IN STORE
Gloves--of kid silk, and cotton
Suspenders-silk, gum and all other kinds
Handkerchiefs-silks cotton, and linen-cambric
Hosieries--brown and bleached cotton, silk and
thread
Drawcrs-merino, cotton, and elk
Shirts do do do
Umbrellas--silk and cotton.
All we ask in a call--so do call.
April 1l--iftf PfTTMAN 81 PHILLIPS.
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A CARD.

,VNHE undersigned having purchased all the in.
Il terests OF j. T, King, Of the firm Of Wood.
ward q King, will continue the business as hereto
fore. The old books must be closed up. Therefore,
all persons having accounts with the old firm will
please call and settle them possible either
by cash or notes. Thankful for the very liberal
patronage the old firm received, hope the same
will he continued to me, as shall sell cheap, and
spare no pains in accommodating customers.
G. WOODWARD.
Iulp lE-Qf
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NEW woRKs-Law and Med,cine

~ Hllllafd on i,es Property; 81 ediuon. P,nl-
lips on the Causes, Symptoms, Treatment &c ~
ssrofoa. simmons's Chemistry Of Mao; COM
pie'e N vol. The isly nnmber OF the aAnnsyinsn
Journal Of Medical Sciences r. TAYLOR,
Smyls few doors east Of CoIeman,s
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Z AND AGENCY In TEXAS,

IL scriber, having, during a residence of9 or ~
years in Texas been connected with the land Offices
thereof, and having acted the agent Of his friends
IN the United States, in purchasing, selling, holding
paying taxes upon, and giving general superin-
endence their lands in Texas, respectfully offers
his services to such other persons abroad as, may
gish 10 engage them. . VI.
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rTtHER,s HISTORY OF THEFBEScH-
i REvOLuTION-Com h two Isree
volumes, for 81 Is, r. TAYLOR.
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From III. Public Ledger.
4 II ESSRS- EDITORS. deafness

CMALL books on great subJe cts.-25 cts
- each volume. On the counexinn between
Physiology and Intellectual Science; % cts. On
Philosophical Theories and Philosophical Expert
ence; Is cts. On the Principles of Criminal Law
25 cts. just received by F. TAYLOR,
July l3 A few doors east of Coleman's.
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NEW WORK ON THE INDIANS, by
~ Thos. l.. McKenney, formerly chief Of the
Indian bureau at Washington. A few copies re-
ceived, for sale by F. TAYLOR,
July IA A few doors east Of Coeman's.
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His exeelency Arson Jones, General Sam Hous-
ION, General L. J. Rusk, General p. j, Henderson,
Colonel James Love, Colonel James Riley, Hon.
d. s. Kaufman, Texan charge d'aifaires, Wash
rngton city; Matthew ST. Clair Clarke, do; King
man q CO., do; General G. F.. Mercer, and the
rexian consuls abroad.
Many forfeitures are about to accrue, from failure
TO pay taxes; many claims, otherwise good, will be
barred by adverse possession Of three years-that
being the Imitation; many titles Of lands conveyed
in the United States cannot be admitted TO record In
Texas, for want Of proper authorization. Owing
one other Of these causes, the best lands
are in condition to be lost
Having made It my business TO become acquaint-
ed with all the laws relating to titles and being de-
lermined attend diligently to all claims conhded to
me, require, in all cases, advance in cash, su,
cient to cover expenses Of investigation. When
that shall be done, willing to take contingent
interest in the lands for attention and services.
ROBERT ID. JOHNSON.
Galveston, August 7, I945.
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JOHN r. w. DUNBAR.

Having examined the truss Of Mr.. Chas. c. Rein.
rdt, concur with Prof Smith in the opinion as TO
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have used the several lrusses manufactured by
Mr.. G. c. Renhardt, and have found them well
adapted to effect the ends for which trusses have
been applied.
RICHARD WILMoT HALL, NJ. D.,
One Of the surgeons Of Baltimore lnhrmary,
No As Lexington ST., Bait.
ALL ~ lasc
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July Ia

TINE coparnership existing under the firm of
il Woodward & King, is, by mutual consent,
this day desolved. The business in future win be
conducted by c. Woodward, who has become re-
sponsible for and is authorized 10 settle up, all ae-
counts for and against said firm. Our old customers
will receive our warmest thanks for their kindness
and patronage, which, we trust, will be continued
C. WOODWARD,
JAMES T. KING.
Juiy l6-3t
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nR. RITCHIE'S ONCE on Pennsylvania
- avenue, north side, three doors above l2Il
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July 1916
Rotary Pumps.


CCoTT'S Patent Refrigerator.--The sub
- scriber has in few of the above oelebra-
ted refrgerators which he offers for sale at BALI
more cash prices. They are admitted, by those who
have used them, TO be in every respect superior TO
all Others aud warranted to give entire satisae-
ton TO the purchaser.
The following recommendation is from gentle
Of this city, who has had one in use for month
past:
al should be sorry now TO take fifty dollars for
the refrigerator if could not purchase one Of the
same kind. II is decidedly superior to any have
ever seen, and shall take every opportunity to rec
| ommend it, know should be doing friend IA
vor that should prevail on to boy one.
"a. o. DAYTON
The subscriber is also permitted to refer to-
Hon. John Quincy Adams,
Hon. Daniel Webster,
Marshall Brown, esq,
Edward Johnson, eco, Washington.
Samuel Ashby, esq,
Ashton White, esq,
Mr.. Ulrich,
r. Jameson, esq, \ .,,.
Prest Farmers Bank, Alexandra
Lewis A CaIenove, esq, To-
Nathan Loughborough, esq 's'oo'se'o~n'
He has also in siore Cortlan q sons improved
water-cooier or non conductor Of heat This is al
together the most convenient and economical wster-
Jar IN use, and ought TO be found in every counting
house and private family 10 the cify. ~
FITZHUoH COYLE,
General commission and
July 1916 ---- Agricultural warehouse.
EREsH TURNIP SEED, &C.,
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BALTIMORE, May ~, 1876,
| regard the truss OF Mr.. Chas. c. Reinhardt a.
superior to any other now known, and should be
glad TO see it generally introduced into practice.
CHAS. BELL GIBSON, NJ. D.,
Prof Of surgery in the Washington
University, Baltimore.
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BALTIMORE, May IL, 1916.
The hernial truss, invented by Mr.. c. c. Rein
hardt, has advantages over most Others now in use,
in regard To durability Of material variety of form
Of pad, aud its admitting OF being easily ceansed
It's introduction into use, fjudiciousy selected and
applied, doubt not would give general satisfac-
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BANK oF rnE MIrRopoLIs, jolly l3, lsiG

June 81, lS46-4meodif
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~ q y s'u. q -s -'s rHlu'ing III sury
o. 8g s.m-s saih aiog s.ol g.. "a
T. ,ya.urE the - inpl,hs oi lta 90
., S,,r irrisFsi h,T dersrminstun 10
gss 80 'ease her rhnd with nsrtnpBd.
and nee the e'IHncs OF M "a spent llis'
b. n9--H'l. ipou her ssaiuc,F
The hsr DAYTON 1rauseup, saysthat
she Wa ~ ihst cuy y irw dsssaeo.
stressed IN meas clos hes. on ths ~, TO
The place where her srducpr resided -
Sne ~s' armed D. the N. and her de-
tattaIUe,i manner leit ~ dDuht upon hi.
minh toai she Wis fnlIy resolved 20 PIT
her ihFrat nto xecUti.n She had ell
her c btit 81 hume and s--pni 'hIs DIS
curse IH OTder IN be Sble mnre eHvcI,tal
~ 10 @icumpiish her purpose - ROehss
kE Daily Advfrli-er.
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ARSdATULATI MA wcllkn7wn bro.
her ~ Camp slreel lMg W *****A was
takea sUddanlv with leaving On Wed I,
Ersday evening, on board OF the btiG T..
Street, for Havana B-f 70 his depar
tnIe. however he succeeded labUrrowing
some eight or ten thousand uoIars N
gold from a nUw bar OF brokers 10 the
e4tv- under, the promise to reEuud the
same he neXl mrrntng
'Fhls same IoGlvldual was indicted
come ume sDce in the criminal courl for
UHr rdrswlng his account 10 Una- Of the
eiy bauks. bit managed 10 esApe the
meshes. Of the law. We thought oor
Brokers' were too sharp 10 te + ck'd up
IN hls maj ney. New Orlt ans Tlopic
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CAN CONSUMPTION BE, CuREDl

phis question IL ask ed by mlny anx.
poIs aous who, perhaps, 10 the last stage
al disease, or have some ncar or valua
Ole lVie nds thus afflicted to this answer.
safnfut as it is to say, that few ever re
goVeV. DRsth cannot be deprived OF It's
prey, w hen disease has Knitted lrs fatal
shgsads Upon he vHals Il is therefore
Af the Htmest importance fo~ alb per-
4ons " Rn may have a bad Cod Cough
pai4p R The brpas, ard side, soreness 0i
phs throat, dlfirpllv Of raising. Up the
ahlegR and matter that acrumuairs
apon the lungs in the primary e'aGrs,
,nJ leads to consnmption when not re-
moved 20 coca az nre fr,r,ed, /
you'd recommend them to Procure'at
sBee few honlrs OF Dr. Dunean's Ex"
rctorsnt re NEEDY, which is certain 10
-emoVe n the first SYMPTOMS that 40 Of
mR hSRe 60 long TO the system, and f.
naIIy destroy life
n RELIEVED SUFFERER
M DNucan's Western Medira Office
10 I50 SSramore s.. Circirnari. where
bis Medicines re sold wholesale and re.
psr4.
A-oaII early a. The store of r. !. Ar
KFNSON, the er'v place where HE
SaeGlcsas can Ls had IN 6GrEolltoH,
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SHERLFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of writ Of Fl ia et lev, ia, ,
lssu d out Of the court Of common pleas
or Trumbu coanty, Ohio, and to me
oirectr', IrWlI of-r for sale the door Of
the court house in Cerro'ton, Carroll
counly, ChIo, an Monday he 9Th day Of
June. lS46, oetween The hours Of 100.
cloce. A. NJ. and 4 o'clock. p. M the fol-
low ing rrahestHte, to VII: the westnali
oi section No l.lownshIp No 10 range
No 6, situated on the waters OF Sandy
crerk, .adpi5iRg The town Of MuerVa,
containing one hundred and sixty acres, +,
also, aGoiher tract, situate IN the county
and state aforesaid. and beng a part oI
tbs vest h,il OF the south east quarter
ei section |, township l6 range Z, cor
tanning ~ acres; the last above named
tract OF land is the sams tract which
was conveyed bY Thomas Wright 10
Soomru Druker and by Bruksr convey
ed IN Bro zilIa Bates. as the property of
Prnm Taylor. Taken in execution
and will be sod by
Il. MCGUIRE, Sheriff
Nav g. taf6-Pr leS 81 so
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MARKETS.

NEW YORK, April 24.--Fiour, 81 87s to
s5 Sf4l dull and tendency downward.-
WReal-not quoted, Pork is dull, and has
decline ad; sales Of Ohio mess.at $40 rs, and
Tniprs So 37k.
BasToN, April 23.-FIour IS SO, Pork
Prime $40; mess Sl2. Wheat not quoted.
New ORLEANS, April 20.-Wheat. from
40 cenrs to 81 90; fou, from S4 25 to S4
STf; pork, mess from $40 87A to StI;
puTpt,. a shade under So per barrel.
GwcINNATI. April g9.--wheat Ga to 65;
FIoag lre,n s. 60 to IS 70.
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Estate OF David w orkman

Noice Is hereby gwen that The un
dersigned- has been appointed md
qualified as Executor nj The estate of
David Workman, l0is Of CarrolcoUnry,
Ohio, deceased. Those Indebted TO said
estate are REQUIRED TO make immediate
pa aYmenI. and those having claims will
present rhem legally psoEeR for seitle'
mcnl within oOe wear fr' m ms date.
IOHN S ORiN, Ex'r.
May s, lS46--30 81.
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= tNLel . E - aaf- -.
Is TIA OAK O.. EltsSCE5Hs
Carroll Con ~. ONO. here ices -
lend 10 make .,- tteg o'rsroH'iy ~
hand. Cast.ags ofsi .g.~fiP'iors 70 vi:
Hyrry ,anety Of Ma Gssr 70. Thiosh
ug~ Machine Gearing. 5 S.t"s. 20 ? fws
ul the NOS, Improve pe'ieIus no~ 10
use. L. &c. Aii oI.sr' ior cssiIngs
vii be pro Gptly attended 10. and can
be sgreGily al'd as lSev viii sl s1
tiC.rs hive good pattern maker en-.
p!oSed Their cssungs will be OF ibo
besl quality. asJhey intend using enlire'
| y the Kentucky IRON.
They have also eoareclfd With the
| foundry an extensive Machine. and
Smnh Shop, where they will make
threshtrg machines, turning laihes, sad
plouehs; aud DO sll kind' Of Forging,
Turning. &c. 10 ordsr,-also repairing
oil kinds Of IN, chinery on the shortest
notice.
Thev will receive 10 Payment old me
+ tai a. one cen, Ier pound. and oil kinds
Of country produce at market PTice
and will not refuse cash.
b. pursuing q course Of lair dealing
and honest industry, they hope TO met
i and receive libersl share Of the pub
lie patronage
The plows that we manufacture hav'
, been thoroughly tired IN our county
u, and prove5 to be the best now 10 use.
We refer those who.wish 10 purchase
d to the following gentemeD who hsv
Q used our plows: levi Jenkins. Dr. I
;, Cunming~. S Jrrk,us, Ono. BseI
and WIN. Pollock. We sell lhe ebov
h plow icr FIVE dollars and give tao Poiaii
o. We further inform the citizens q
a. Carroll and the adjoining counties, the
10 We manufacture the "CarroilIon p'ows
ID win tight aud ieit points; also point
Ip or Woods improved Bull plo~s
Of G P y A. NJ. FISHER. & Co.
ID I.eesbuIgh, March 27,b 1916
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PENNsYLvANIA LEGISLArrRE

The biil granting the right OF way to the
Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad. has passed
EIIs. Senate, and been sent to the Governor
ior bis signature. A provision contained
in the bili renders il nuit and void, unless
$4,000, 600 OF the stock Of the Central Rail-
road - subscribed, 100000 paid IN. and
thr5y miles put under contract on or before
the 3Oth day OF July, l847.
The Revenue Bill fom the House, con-
taining a tax upon Anthracite coal, came up
In order on its final passage, and was neg
tllved by the Senate, yeas I3, nays l8.--
CMeBlHaii Gaseae.
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GMORiOla.-A

The Subscriber having associated with
him, in tae publ 9aticn ofthe Carroll Free
Press, Mr.. JOIN PORTER, the business will
hereafter he carried on under the frD of
Collier g. Porter. They hope, in short
time, to purchase new materials, as they
are, determined. to publish paper worthy
the patronage Of The people Of this county,
The Editorial department will continue to-
be under the charge of WILLIAM R. LLOYD,
ESQ.
The undersigned would remind those
who are indebted to him, that il is indis-
pensably necessary their accounts, &c.
should be settled Immediately. He has
been connected with tho Free Press for
nearly nine years, and has been sole pub
Usher Tor the last, four gears aud ains
,aoEihs-rronsequentIy, he desires 70. settle
up his 5ceks without delay. He Will eX-
pecl those kno aing themselves indebted
to call Immediately and discharge their
| Indebtedness
Those who have accounts standing, as
Administrators, Executors, &c, may eX-
| ppct to End them in the hands Of proper
officers for collection, ifnot paid saon.-
AIso all these Who are indebted for either
Advertising or lob Work, OF every descrp-
tion, cannot expect any farther indul-
gence,
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TEE ERoIk REGIoN. OF, CHlo.--The re
app lWen,v -,hu eIlasl iuTnac' s.iB ScI0-
b. and Bjwreucr COUNTIES, Ohio, Whch
sill make his yPar 81 450 tor s,oi pig;
NhIch alsS30 per ton, The curten' mar
Bet price, amounts 10 Shi23 hUO.-
Each. aFRGCe employing on aO average
poo bands,
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GsFFCtRY-
1nurNcArrn.T

A.fH'i"" ".'l'a aAss.tsl
DIED, near Carroliton, OHIO. April ~,
IBI6. Mr. Dawn WoEkuAy, Iu tAs 57lh
year Of his age.
Mr. Workman vas born iu Fayegtp co.,
pa.-but early in lie removed 10 Brook
county, Va; aud ior the last ~ or - years
he resided. in CauoII.0n and on the Sam
where be terminated his earthly existence.
Alurr the organization Of this county he
held The Office Of County Trasurer tor
several years, and daring lat time. and
Tor some time al.rr, be was extensively
known a. merchant OF this place.. In
early life he united with the church at Mil
Greer, under the PASTORAL care Of Rev.
Mr.. Scott, and until his death he continu-
ed an exemplary and consistent member
Of The Presbyterian Church. In social life
be was retiring, though intelligent and
amiaJIe in his disposition and true in bis
friendship.
The last or years Of hls life was q
scene oil prO1rscIed puferngs from Asih-
ma. But patience and serenity OF mind
were remarkably apparent in his trials
His afflicted widow and children do no
mourn as for one without hope. lie had
and they have hope in his death. Tht
Messenger did not fud him unprepareC
or unwilling to OBEY its sern and silen
mandate. His mind was sweetIy stayed
on Him in whom he had believed and OF
whom he had been won't 70 cast Ljs cares
"Ghrist, suid he to his Pastor. when in
quiring aboat bis prospects aud fears, I'll
my only Physician and hope. Wilhou
Him there is no hope for me, hut my rus
and hope is in him.
ali man die, shall he live again!"
W. T. A.
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Esta &c OF AIEga FuItOn.

NoDice is hereby given, that the un-
dersiGned has been appointed and qpali-
fed as Executor of the estate Of Ann
Fulton, late OF Carroll county. Ohio de-
ceased. Those inde bted to 50 id estate are
required to.make Immediate payment, and
Ihose having claims will prese nj the ~
legally proven Tor settlement wilhln oRa
veap from this date.
JAMES ALElSoN, Ex'E,
May 6, lS46-30- 81.
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E0IRBErG-- 2UsE-
s0hzs Gain

-.Rrs thlb us'AsS OIL lsfrrrrs go
pab..e ihal .sr B.s htr. q, -.- as's =.
i5A .pa ~ Buck Hove, sivs,LvAs-.
clt.-S.t. ii., Nmsiy, ras N'''-s a..
CsS, g,i'lr. s.,1 BE- .' a pts p1ssyfi n no.,
co.a..,-r,s a =. .apa,gst ~ 20. 20.
Tfis hsuss - llr.a aOd 6. "aolisnisa
enc issaIed 90 . htslthl aro btnnp'9e
part Of he iurB. 1tuse sesT,us vi UI.i
lsinits : 0OId vt.i NOD a 10 'h'lT ae'h"
lane 10 cali ed ssrsriaiu hls teims,.
wh,ch ~ill be hteTai, before sPPlyInsi
si>tw nrTe.
CsrfoIllon. Ap'il 70, ls4s,
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Ths white Of an egg is.said 10 be
EecI6c for f'hbones sticking 10 thr
rhroat 1t is to lie swallowed raw, aad
Nhi carry down bone eaeiry..
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TTe Qrarterly Review for March, receiV-
I'll by the Caledonia, has along article on
the Oregon question, advocating settle
nknL,en the same terms a. these proposed
some time since m lha Edinburgh Review,
70 wit: the prolongaIion OF the line now
separating Canada and the United ST. ;es
the 4g,h dsgee--as far as the coastsoulh
Of Frazier's river, and thence through the
middle Of the Suailsof Fgqa toAhaOcean.
They profess to be convinced by aiVices
they have lately received "ghlt the Amer
lean Cabinet will not and, if it would,
spaid not, make any larger concession
and they consider such q settlement as
''suffeisnt for their honor"
For once, The Rhig Edinburgh apd he
Torg Quarterly are Of one,opinion, and
th@t opiniop the same as is held by alarga
majority. OF the American Senate. We
naay, therefore, look with some confidence
for an early settlement of the question. -
Uaifed States GGseiie.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given thai there will he \
pttI ION presented TO the commissioners
O Carroll county. Ohio, prallog for
read lending from M road lhll was laid
ant from R dgers' mall to The slels road
usar + khorn, aud TO terminate al the
graded rold laid out from. New bishon
10 New, PhiladelphIs; the road is 10 start
at the cross roads on Wm. MeHegh's
Iarm, md run along SAID road 10 near the
school-houso, thence along a partition
fenci IN Andrew DAvis's bottom - a su-
gar Tree, lhance 10 90 neas-saId Da'is's
arm. thence lhs- beat way TO or near a
cherry tree IN James K,iIv's lane, where
II iS 10 trrminate. PETITIONERS,
May 8, iS46-3O 4t
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ESTATE or ROBERT Sc OFT

III II II q ItVD4I''A II y 4 n
Notice Is hereby gwen that the under.
sig1ed has been nppuined end qualified
as ADMINISTRATIVE on the estate o! Rob-
ert Scott, late OF Carroll county, Ono
d neased A. p'raons indebted to SAID
estate are required to make immediate
pa ayoaert, and those having c'atmS, to
present them, legally proven, for SsltIe.
meDl, within one wear from his date
JANE" SCOTT, Adm'x.
Nav 3; IB46 90, st.
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NOTICE

Is hereby gwen that petition will
be presented to the CommIss oOrIs Of
Carroll COUNTY, al their June session
for the wear lH4G, praying Tor an.aller.
atloa Of Shsarrr's Road. as inIows:
commencing a. poInI in SAID road
bout tour rods trOm certain spiIug on
The lands Of F-lr Handle. hence aonuI
iouf rudq below he mead oi said Sprug
crossing said spIiog, ran. thence the
nearest and best way to nletsecl said
Shearer's Road at abou. ilty RODS lIom
said spring
FEiT HANDLE.
Mnu |. iPAG
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Carrollton, April 80, 1916,
ESTATE or ANDKEW MOORE.

ESTATE or. ANDkEW MOORE,
N,,uce is hereby given hat the sub
.scrONr has been appointed and qualified
as adulnts,ralnr. with lne will unueA5C,
on.lhe estate OF Andrew Moore, late OF
Carroll county, Ohio, deceas d All
pers ansindab,ed to sald estate are r, qur"
red Ia mike immad,ate Paymenl, aud
those having CialRs, to present lham.
legally proven, Ior settlement, within
one year. IRON rhIs date
GEORGE MOORE, Atm'r,
Nav g. Is46-3O-3,.
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ESTATE OLE ROBERr RANK.

Notice is hereby givsp that the sub
Scriher has been appointed and qla'fird
az tx cuiOr on. the estate OF Robert
Hawk. late Of Carroll coupty O, d, csas-
ed. Al persons indebted 10 the estate
are requiredI0make immodial" PAYNE ni
AMI those having claims vii present
them, legally proven, within ons year
from lbR date
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clpied bv r p G nd. nesFly ,p!osl'a.
} 6 Bucks Tavern, M.in-sUeet, Csr'-,
rollion-where he vii = fcund st sl:i
iimes, read :, Il. .alle9d 10 these "ho may
giye h;m call.
Hr will IRON Pngeiss, Wagons. &oN4
aud 90 an kinds ri coUnlTv NorR, N lhe.
npaisst aBo most suBscintial HsDntr,
apU a,on The shortest notice he viii
pay paTllcu 81 attention 10 sbosTg
horses.
fle hoprs hy strict attention 10 busi-,
ness. su9 employing oil h's toeTgles 'o'
/ give general salisIscllon, 10 mtn' bnoi1
recslSe liberal share Of public palro-
mage. bis charges all be n oderale'
JOHN EBERSOLE.
CsrIolllon, Apul TO- le46.
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Twenty twooflhs twenty eight towns
im AshIshula county, decided agalO 8.
urtRlng Tnvern licenses. at their last
sQWHshlp p elections